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DAILY EAST OREQONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. FRIDAY. DECEMBER 18, 1901. (()Y5li in-" , h"..LV main 1371 ; II -... troubles, ca. fSUtrcxl liearlnB. for terrociiTe T . . Ofllce III J uiltl beat' u"-1 111 1411 : IISH .... ,-inm .. .lUr-iim") of iE corner Mnl.i .iml ElIM "'phone, main ... . stt Cboi, Blk .fit N". Ml; AND 1-1)001 .!' ,...1 h.llhllllL. 5, ml 1211 resilience r p-ndletoii, orwi :ti Erysuroeons. Ir rlplllItATI! OP TIII1 r' ..'n . r.lAnluirf'li. , .ramtat Tctcrluary In E.t,ii.i 11. I' All ilomes fuj on scientific prlnch (Froom siuuie, Hotel I'endleton Itesh , tlJU I fOEON-BK, U C, McNADil iDrurSiore. Ld BROKERS. L BANK Of ATIIIINA, ,i :,o.oo. surplus and atrrrtt on time deposits md domestic exrnnuge. :lr ltlendeil to. Henry 1st T J. KlrK, vice pres But, fishier; I M Kemp, DANK OP WTSTON, boc a ireueral bank haute bought and sold. Ilj mended to II. Jam ueorjre i i-nM-imi-i, 11 Kllsore. cashier: ill Irtm&D. M M Johns, T. Itif, J, V Kllfcore, Hob. . IToeustel. m SAVINUS HANK, Ortanued .March 1. llMM; larplim, $100,. lieJ on ill time deposits. In sold on all principal rtentlon siren to collec. fcrniRb. orefildcnt. J N. It: T. J, Morrli, cashier; , paint emmer li. bank or I'ltsm.r iJW, luniliu, j'.i.,,ooo pi Dasains biHiness i;x time trnmrcre so 111 on haebco. .w York nnd tia Northwest Drafts ipu and llurope Alnkes rouie terms i.evl An- I Mat ork. vl ureal Itisaler II J Johnson, 8 AND BUILDERS. IttCMTHCT AND SII luei complete and rella f"B in ttie city or conn 1 tuiMlni;. K ARCUITIICT tuociatlou block, ISTEIIINO avi ni i,lk, 4elalty. i:. Fe, Hork irilHrMnfM.,1 lND LODGING. LiTON has pun. fi Clad to see her THOMPSON ic'."""u roeaia. All "J iomted, Only -"fw- Hates rea- C"u ALT A Ann 32' ii'.?-' r week. n' " Neft, pro-' ll.-f?l!Q HOTDI. IN I Per dai ir i, 1 U. I chant "tc I. o,"-"! -JOK f'Uitj, "(' " tu all I ti.. ? on cltv arS. teneral hr.. Pttald.7 "."-.makes Bob. ueferenee. Kfifa, raut', " I'res. i MUM, "STB . Till! lmi- ni,T ac:l' 1 i, i i -U mfi.-Nlf COM 1 t rli'iimic.Si. i '8v tTrr: " Itrte, ..' Olllll . C&tds and Societies aN0 TRADES, ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED. ATTORNEYS. jAsins a. i,av oiticb in judd bulldtiiR. K, D. IIOYI), ATTOIINKY AT LAW. Court street. Ill . ii. itii-iiiu, attoiinhy at law, llAILIiV & LOWELL, ATTOKNBYS low. Ofllce In Despnln block. AT IIALLtltA Y & McCOUKT, LAWYHIIS, aoulatlon building. AS N. 111-Illt.l'I.I'Y, ATTOItNIiY AT ,AW. -'luiu iu Quviiia ituilK Dunumg. UAKii.ii uai.uv, ATTORNKYS AT law, uiuce in savings lianK DM Id nrr. ii i:. coi.Linii, LAWYint. omen I(ooni8 7 uud 8, Association building. IIIINItY J. IIIIAN, ATTOIINKY AT LAW iK.vjclntlnn block, Pendleton, Orecon. It. J. 8LATEK, ATTOIINKY. IIOOM 425 Jmld building. STILLMAN & I'lP.IICn, ATTORNEYS AT law. Mr, Stlllman has been admitted to practice In United Htntcs patent offices, and makes a specialty of patent law, llooms 10, 11, IU and 13, Association block. FRATERNAL ORDERS. MK.VS ItllSOIlT YOU Aim INVITKD. Tree reading room. Wuy not Join and get tbe ndvuntagc of free bath, uso of Iiuiiclilug bug and other equipments. In cluding library nntf rending room) Terms, el.UU to join and 50c a month dues. DAMON LODOi: NO 4 MEETS kTkkY Monday evening In Secret Society hnll, l.nDow block, at l'eudlcton, Ore. It. W. I'lotcher, K. It. 8. ; W. J. KeycB, C. C. LIVERY AND FEED STABLES. IWVTI8T Oi l' II 1. l OLD DUTCH IIEXitY HEED YAnt). f!ni: nmt red mi . wen Aim umi i.umii sireeti M. A. AIlo- IfflST ori'K'l. IN AH nrav, prop. Lrc, eomlortablo utalln. I'louty (JOMMKltOIAI. KTAIILES-tl. M. TUOOME I'roo. Fine homes, cimd rk't. hoe nire elvin tranifcnt slock. Opp Hotel I'endleton. 1'houo Main 101. TIIK CITY LIVUI1Y, I10AUD AND SALE Ktablo. 0 irney A- Kennedy, proprietor., lor line turnouts, stock boarded at reason able rales. .Stable, lift Altii xt. l'none Main ,01 SECOND-HAND DEALERS. v stiioiim:, di:ali:i! in swjond- hand goods. If there Is anything you need in lien nnd seeondhand furniture, stoves, grunltewnre nnd crockery, call and get his prices. No. Court street. (JUUDANi: .McIIKOOM, PAWNllItOIC ers nnd seeond hand dealers, have moved lo the new Mclarkey building, on West Court street Goods bought ami Bold. FOR RENT. NEAT, CLEAN, WEI.LKKI'T KUItNHIIEl) ltooms to rent. Well Incited Mr. Btrahou, SU2 Water street; cor. Johnson. KOU KENT -GOOD FltOST l'.OOM, 8UITA11I.E tor two gentlemen or two ladies. Call at C1U Willow street. FOR KENT A line store room on Cotton wood street. Enquire ol Chris Kuuley. WANTED. WANTED.Vaitreii at Hotel Pendleton. WANTEU-P3UIT10S, BY YOUNO MAN, AH clerk In grocery ur elothlti? store. Host ol reference. Apply at this office. MISCELLANEOUS. FOI1ND-A LADY'S HAND PIJItBt! CONTAIN luga siuall iuiii ol uioney. Owuur cau hao snmu by calling at this ofllce F, . MEItKIlL, SI'OKANK, WASH., ACT., Ueusmnre. Second hand macbiucs, supplies rent, repairs. WKUYKTO UVE.-1IAVE YOUR CLOTHES sponged and presaed for II AO a month, at the City Steam Cleanlni and Uyelug Wok Co7 W. Alia, I'houo Itcd 821. , WM. K YOIINKA WILL PAY PltOsIlT I attention to nil anli-a und postlnR bills. Correspondence solicited. Commission rea sonuhlc. 1'. O. box 'Jul), I'endleton. DRESS -fAKINU. CUTTING AND FiniNU A speclaltr. Prompt work. Satlelactlon guar- CONTKACToi:k An ...... ita furnished on short " " " . . ' iiwriflitv I,,... ,..,. I'lciiiiiir, Mil; i.iljikiic i.iLjr..ar. Pit street, near ilaln. To tbe Honorable County Court of Umatilla aTKACTOR an amrrir.v-k. i wA .. ..nHAM.i..n .ni.n.nrii.tnAMn llttttlahed on all kinds Umatilla Precinct Umatilla County, State of atone walls, etc. Oregon, do hereby pennon your nonoraoie urenonuu ofllce. t body to grant unto A. n. Stephens A co. , a ii- leenso to sell spirituous, vinous ann man AND liquors In quantities lesa than t!o callous fo- I'eu ane periua oi six moniiin innn ruu. ii iw tWtl , at bis place o! busineis Id ummii rrecinci, UmttllUcounty.tRte ol Oregon, uud we will VQr pray, .Names F Huluuics C, K Amsbary K.J. Yerxa M. K. Reed O. 8. HucK James O'Donnell O lver Lynch J. N. baever K. I,. Hathaway r. T. O'Connell I., O. Henry C. I', Kent W. t. whlla A. H. Kelley O. E. Nelson t Iff Twllnu. Names J V. Duncan J. Sharp S. V, Lennox J, Kelley K. K. Llngow J. 11. round K. W. Cllne w W. l'omeror W, C. Thonipooo a o. u. smiin T K. McKelsen o. H. Waison II. J nnrnbam D. Chrlalle T. O, White fnflAAl TnaKv atvn thtlt the fOreiTOiUI petition .will be presented to the above en titled court on January 6, itxw. A. B. HTHfllSHH LET US SUPPLY WITH YOU Building... ...Material D' .IMKNBION LUMBER OK all descrtptions. Bash, Doots. Blinds, Mould ing, BulldliiK uud Tur Pa,er. Bring Your Bill to Us and Get Our Figures, Grays' Harbor Com. Co. Opp. Wi & C. R. Depot The East Oretjonlan Is Eastern Ore- ut wo,t' Qons ropresoniativo huh" V BllUai t-. a"d h PP' VPrtoMo It w-l 'how "a cou It by their liberal patronaoe. IJ t,,e advertising medium of ni bv,.i.. I AMONG THE EXCHANGES OF To Reclaim the Ranges. Bromo grass promises to become the most valuable all-purpose hay and pasture plant In the NorthwosL It hits taken the placo of clovers nnil alfalfa in tho seral-arld district. The Brass Is lie fast stock feed to ap pear In tho spring and tho last to fall before tho snow covers the earth In winter, it gives an abundant sum mer pasture and produces flno crops of hay and seed. Somo farmers In Idaho and Washington state that they uavo made moro money from bromo a bIm h"? ?m cro.p.0n th0 la,u1- k m,o n .ho m . e B, BucWcy. who is a contractor In tho near MnLw Z tu a "Vt? metropolis. Before tho train reached slono , ' Z K ",9 n ,h hcr0 a wlr0 was sont ho sheriff rnln, hi hm .LnS, nnd CCUp'0S that Buckley was crazy and Deputy ,ol t nf th idiPptaBt0 VOry 30S8 Snow mct th0 ,raln this sta- ml n . nnd fT,1S Th wn,or tlon. Ho saw that tho man only had astnre ?f 3mshecP whlch ho too much money and wont with him iP.B.-Ui'.t0-n ' '.0bromo....ass f.rom;to Portland, where ho delivered him snrln Z aw . ' , -i n "w v-ji iiliu uuk i uuiut cu until nftor the first week in May. Tho field gave two cuttings of seed and is now occupied for sheep pasture Numra Leader. Horses Slide to Death. Hobort Deal, who resides on tho foothill Just west of tho city, lost two valuable young horses a few days ago Just after the light fall of snow. Tho horsos wore on the crest of the high mountain back of his house when they started to descend on tho run. j tho snow was frozen and both horsos fell nnd slid down the mountain side a distance of over a quarter of a mile and were evidently dead before they reached tho bottom. An idea of the velocity they attained can be formed, as when found both bodies had crushed through tho fence at tho foot of tho mountain. Mr. Deal says ho never lost $200 so rapidly horore in his life. La Grande Observer. Joking on Serious Subject. Although tho fact Is not being ad vertised, tho city has a horBO for sale. It nil came about at tho council meeting last night when Smith moved that tho expenso of feeding the city health olUcer's horse bo discontinued. In view of the fact that the ordinance relating to tho cruelty of animals E. D. BOYD Has Real Estate for Sale REAL. ESTATE of all kinds auddeHcriptious. rauKiue from small residence to one of the j most modern and best a equipped mansions with- J lu the llinlU uf the city J of Pendleton, and from a t farm of a few acres of i uoixl alfalfa land to thousands of acres of J wheat laud. Call or Address C. 0. BOYD. Ill Court St. THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST Bear this In mind when you need poultry and stock supplies and ask for the International Poultry and Stock Food. Use Kow Kure for your cow trou bles. C. F. Golesworthy 127 i-9 East Alta St. Agent for Lee's Lice Killer IHIIIIIIIIMHMMHIivM All persons knowing themselves 10 be in debted to me will call and settle their , their accounts as I need the money. Conrad Platzoeder 'Meat Market' ' PROMPT, RELIABLE SERVICE A. J. BEAN HAULING OF ALL KINDS floods taxen beat'of care of. Leave orders at Tkutsch's. I'hons Main mi, Suffered Eight Months t can heartily recommend Acker's Tablets for Dyspepala and Stomach Troublos. I havo been suffering for elKht months and tried mauy rera.v dies without any relief, until I got Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets, which I used only n short timo and am now porfectly woll. Thanking you for tho spoody recovery, I am grcatfully VOlirs. I'railClS I, uuilliuu, luumuier, J 1 , .... T. TIT C , ) , WBSlI, rOr SIIIO uy V. ir. ouaiaiaau. & CO. Send to W. II. Hookor & Co., But falo, N. Y for a froo trial .package. (Nothing -'Ke 1 nm.j THE INLAND EMPIRE had Just come up a few minutes be foro, McKean naively asked If tho poor brute wouldn't starve to death. The pun was so well put that several other of tho councilmcn exerted themselves In making funny remarks, Glasford suggested that tho horse bo turned over to tho defunct "pound master." Walla Walla Statesman. Common Complaint In Oregon. Dan Buckley started from Hunting ton Saturday for Portland with $0,OUU l .rin .1 .A 1 I Person to Join his brother; Jerry safel' to hls brotnor.-Bakor City Democrat. Only Country on Earth. The farm wort; hero has been de layed for tho past two weoks on ac count of tho freeze, but It Is expect ed that winter plowing can ho re sumed within n few days as the warm rains have driven most of tho frost from tho ground. Tho farmers hero plow and seed at all i.mes during tho winter when the weather will permit nnd It Is expected mat large areas will bo seeded before tno spring sea son begins. Lcland Cor. I.owlston Tribune. More Light in the Fog. Ilwnco residents are delighted with the prospect of having their town lighted with electricity at an early date. The llwaco Lumber and Mill company purposes to Instnll a plant that will generate light not only for Its business, but for tho community. Dally Astorlan. Timely Warning. Spokane peoplo had better keep their hands on their pocket books, as it is announced that Alexander Dowlc (known as Elijah the Restorer) will no doubt be in that city Inside of 30 days on his way to Dalles Chronicle, Au--tralla. Tho REPRODUCTION SCENES OF A HUNDRED YEARS AGO. Stars and Stripes and Electric Lights the Only Innovations All Else Bears the Aspect of 1803, the Year of the Louisiana Purchase Costumes and Decorations Both Ap propriate. New Orleans, Dec. 18. The Cres tiv'U City today looks like Nice r,r Bevlllu In carnival time. It is un American in color of decorations, li the banners and mottoes displayed nnd in thn rirnKR nnd Hnonrh rif thi ef the numerous sailoi'B and naval of-' fleers seen about the streets. True, tho stars and stripes are almost everywhere to b3 seen Bide by aide or intertwined with the foreign col ors, but with this exception In the detail of tbe decorations studied el- forts have boun made to l-Ivh New , aiL a L 111 is the same outward aspect lt Orlcan bore a century ago, when It was more French than American and with a strong admixture of Spanish In tbe population and customs. When the leaders of New Orleans society, together with distinguished diplomats, army and naval officers and other Invited guests gather in the old French Opera House tonight for tlio grand ball wuicii is to usher tho three days' celebration of tbe Louisiana Purchase centennial, it will not be difficult for the onlooker .to seo in his mind's eye tbe similar scene of exactly 100 years ago when the belles and beaux 01 this city with Spanish, French and American civil and military offlcors, danced tho gay minuet at what was called the Trans fer ball. The ladles of the Ixralsiana Histor ical Society having In charge tho ar- angements' for tonight's function, have carried out their plans in a way to insure the success of the affair. Among the guests of note will bo the Spanish and French ambassadors and officers of the' Krmcli, Spanish and American war vescclv now at New Orleans. Tho ladles will dress in the 4X8turnoa of 3803. Jscw Orleans belles, descendants of those who took pan in mo original ceremonies, will open tho ball with a minuet. At mid night the dancing will be Interrupted with an old-fashioned New Orleans supper, similar in every particular to that served at tho Transfer ball a century ago. The Lone Star State. Down In Texas nt Yoakum is a Llg dry goods firm of which Mr. J. M. Ilaller Is the head. Mr. Hallcr on one of his trips Hast to buy goods said to a friend who was with him in tbe palace car; "Heio, tako one of these Llttlo Karly Minors upon rotlrlng and you will he up early In tho morning feeling good." For tho "darn nrowir taste, headache and that logy feeling DeWltt's Little Karly Hisers aro tho best pills to use. Sold by Tollman & Co, For Sale. Klght bundled high-grade stock cat- tlo at a bargain, Hay to wmtor cattle If desired. Enquiro of C. B, WADE, Pondlotou, Or. is TRANSPORTATION LINES. OREGON $H OUTLINE and union Pacific Two Trains to tho East Daily Through Pnllmsn ittndard and Tomtit sleep tng ears daily to Omaha. Chicago; tourist ileeplna: est dally to Kansas City; throna-L Pullman tourist sleeping cars personally con. ducted) weekly to Chicago, Ksnaa city, re clining chair cars (seat free) to the East dally. nartar TImo Soh!iite Aaaivi roi Fe-om I'eiullvtou from Portland Portland Special No. 1 The Eatt '.1 :10ara 900 a.m. Chlrato 'Chicago Special No. 2 Portland S:4.ptu 5..15pta Portland Mall nd Express No. & The Kaat U:;l)m iriiain The Kaitl Mall and Express No.a Port lane M"m Ulan ' Pendleton I'aitenfer tpntaa j No.T .)" pa Spokane t&pokana Paisanger :lu am No. 8 Tendleton Branch . ,,, Mlied Train No. t J P m s-kii n m Walla Walla Branch 6.G0 pm Mixed Train No. 42 No 7 connects with No.'.'. Only walls for No 1 In case No. 1 Is late not later than 3.1 minutes. No. 41 connects with No. 2. Ocean and River Schedule. FKOM FORn.AND. All tilllni dates sub-! SrOO p. m. ect to cnange. For Ban Tranclsco Sail every 5 days. 1110 p. m, Dally , except I Bnnday 00p m, I Saturday 10-00 p m-i Colniubla River ToAitorla and Way 400 p.m. Suudai dancings. I Wlllnmctto Itlvi r. Rnsts tesre t'ortlftnit rtallv. flimnl Hnnd& 'Mage ol water permitting) for Willamette anr i ammu luver ptunai. Leave Klparla 4 -05 a.m. Dallv 8nake River Rlatla to LewUton Excpt Monl P. F. WAMSLEY, Agent. Itndlaton. WASHINGTON COLUMBIA RIVER RAILROAD Take this route for Chicago, St Paul, St. Louis, Kan sas City, St. Joseph, Omaha and All Points East and South Portland and polots on the Sound '11 MIC CARD Arrive at Pendleton Monday, Wednes day and Frlda '.45 p. m. Tues day, Thursday and Saturday, 11,45 a. m. Leave Pendleton, 7 p. m. ! I-ve Walla Walla dally.east bouud, 11 too p, m A"lve Walla Walla dally est bound, 10 :45a. m forMotattloonilJAiagttlt, tni ucom. modallons, call ou or addreal W, A DA MB, Agent Pendleton, Oregon S. H. CAM1KBI1EAU, O. V. A., Walla Walla, Washington. RUNS Pullman Sleeping Gira, Elegant Diniug Cars, Tourist Sleeping Cam. Br. PAUIi MINNEAPOLIS DULUTH 7ABOO ro 1 GRAND FORK OROOKHTON WINNEPEG HELENA Mid BUTTE. THROUGH TICKETS TO CHICAGO WASHINGTON PHILADELPHIA NEW YORK BOSTON and all (Mints East and Boutli ihMuuh tickets tn Jinan snd Ohlna. vis Taeoma and No-morn facIHe Slaamalilp C. and AmerlraollDa. nun SCUSDULI. lialui leave Pendleton dally except at 7 Q0 u. in, for further Information, time oaids, soati and tickets, a-all on or write W. Adama, faav dleton, Oregon, or X. D. OHABLTON, Ttaira ana Morrison du ruruanu, wis, WANTKI) YOUIt OIlDICItS KOIt HN Kraved cards, wedding Invitations, etc. ; ton engraved vlaltlnir cards with plate. fl.SO; additional cards In future, fl per tiuudred. The Kast Uregoulan, Leave Lewliton 7:0Oa. ra. Dally Rxcpt Mot (A ffMt.ot.eltabuM.ol..laUonJxi.uordgarttsmoLiog. Curat Lost Mnnhood, hn potency, Lost Power, NlEht-Loaaea.Bpermatorrhoea Insomnlu, Pain I In Book, Evil Desires, seminal emissions, Lama uaoa, nervoua uauunj. ' Meadaohe. Ontltneaa to Morr, Loss of Semen, m-mmm vorlcoo.le, or k) atlpatlon, 8topa Promaturonaaa, Btopa Nerv- fctl ?u JSHl'itSl Evellda. tiloot. aie Imoisaute. laiparl Vtaor and Vf"". 1 . . 7. . Sin5' Kn'a nt d..iml.t,a.eur. U at han-rTu.torM small, flflfl l''f't1 It?.! ii BIlmulatA. thi iraou rafuiultd, Sold by Tallman & Co., Dru . br.ln nef ,. muri. Mo box. I for H-Wbr roall. A na- !? K-jaK; "?,.r villi bases. Ctroularsrw. Address, Bishop Rameay uo., nan rrnu..v, gglats. HOTELS. HOTEL PENDLETON VAN DRAN BROS., Props. The Best Hotel In Pendleton and as good as any. The Hold I'endleton has jusi been refitted and relurnislied inroughotit. Phone and fire alarm connections with, nil rooms. Baths 111 suites and single rocms. Headquarters for Travoling Men Commodious Sample UoomH, Rates $2 & $2.50 Special rntex by week or month Excellent Cuisine, Prompt Dinlngrootii service. Bar and billiard room In oonneotion Only Three Blocks from Depot HOTEL ST. GEORGE CORNER MAIN AND WEBB STS. GEO. DAflVEAU, Prop. Elegantly Furnished Steam Heated European Plan, Block and a halt from depot. Sample room In connection, ROOM RATE 50c, 75o, il.de THE PORTLAND PORTLAND. OREGON American Plan, per dsy and ap-artm Headquarters fortouri.ts and commercial arav tiers. Special rates made to families aud single gentlemen. The management will be pleased at all times lo show rooms snd give prices. A modern Turkl.h bath establishment In the boUl, II. C, HOWKKK, Msnarer. The Columbia Lodo'lnc House Well ventilated, neat and comfortable rooms, good beds, liar in connection where best goods are served. Main Street, center of block, between Alta and Webb Streets, F. X. Schempp Proprl e t o t COAL Let 11s ill your bin with .... ROCK SPRING GOAL Recognized as the best 1 ' and most economical fuel. We are prepared to con tract with you for your winter's supply. We de liver coal or wood to any part of the city. Laatz Bros. Main Street Near Depot FOR BAMS AT TIIK HAST OIIEOONIAN of Hie- I.arie bundles ot newssapeia. rnntnlnluK over 100 bin papers, can be -attained for 'Jfi cents a bundle. i by ill iMwltrt ol the alorruea a old &nd Tounir kiUlolr froa . mm