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DAILY EAST OKKfiOXlAX, PENDLETON, OKEOON, WEDNESDAY, OCTODER 31, 1000.
EIGHT PACES.
SESSION
OF
Can't You
Drink Coffee
Perhaps your stomach seems dell
cite, but If yon say coffee does not
agite with you it Is either the fault
of the coffee or the making.
FlM, let us suggest
How to Properly
Make Coffee
Wash and rinse the teakettle thor
oughly every day. the same as any
other cocking utensil. In the morn
ing it should be filled with fresh cold
water, brought quickly to the boiling
j. pint and taken at the first boll.
Scald the coffee pot, and while hot
put In a rounding tablespoonful of
ground '.'Empire Coffee" to each pint
ot water. Add the water and serve
half a minute later.
"Empire Coffee made in this man
ncr Is entirely free of fixed oil and
very delicious.
Second, let us suggest proper cof
fees fresh roasted, with rich mellow
fiavor:
Cllmak coffee, per pound 2.1
Java and Mocha, per pound. .. -JJOO
Java and Mocha, per pound. .. $,)
Empire Java and Mocha, pound 4()C
'ONE TRIAL PROVES."
LEElSLftTUR
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(Continued from page 1.)
Empire Tea k Crtckery CoInc.
. g. m. vnrroN, Mgr.
PHONE RED 3741
! Main and Alta Sts.
was heard from many of the mem
bers of the legislature, who expressed
themselves upon the subject after In
specting the school.
The people of Weston showed an
excellent spirit In entertaining the
party during its brief stay in the city,
and during the short meeting in the
auditorium, the business men and citi
zens of Weston filled the room to
overflowing.
President French exhibited In a
practical manner the wide scope of
the territory served by the Weston
Normal by having students from dif
ferent counties and outside staes
stand to be counted separately. In
this demonstration, the members were
convinced that the Weston Normal
was anything but a local school for
Weston and Umatilla county, for al
most every county in the eastern part
of the state was represented, besides
four outside states.
Slock Session ami Banquet.
Rare mingling of rollicking fun,
serious discussion of grave Issues and
hearty goodfellowshlp was enjoyed a
the banquet given to the two visiting
governors and members of the Oregon
legislature at Hotel Pendleton by Pen
dleton Commercial club, last night.
At 9 o'clock the guests assembled
at the gracious dining hall of Hotel
Tendleton, where an elegant repast
had been prepared by W. A. Brown
and after opening prayer by Rev. H
B. Knlsht, field secretary of Pendle.
ton academy, T. C. Taylor, who had
charge of the program, Introduced
Governor Albert E. Mead, of Wash.
Irgton. who in a stirring address of
five minutes pledged the state of
Washington to assist Oregon in bring
ing about the opening of the Colum
bia river and the development of thu
northwest through co-operation and
frequent inter-state conferences.
Following Governor Mead, Gover
nor Chamberlain of Oregon, addressed
the guests, renewing his enthusi
astic promises to further In every way
BOHEMIAN GOLD GLASS
IHAVEJUST RECEIVED A DIRECT IMPORTATION
OF BOHEMIAN GOLD GLASS WHICH IS HAVING SUCH
A GREAT RUN IN THE EASTERN CITIES AND ISSO
POPULAR WITR LOVERS OF ART GLASS.
THIS GLASS ISTHE MOTHER OFALL CUT GLASS
HAVING BEEN A PRODUCT OF THE;aUSTRIAN ART
GLASS WORKERS FOR A PERIOD OF YEARS. COM
ING FROM A COUNTRY WHERE WAGES ARE SO SMALL
IT IS PUT ON THE ENGLISH ANDAMERICAN MARKET
AT A NOMINAL COST.
NOTICE THE PIECES IN MY WINDOW
ROYAL M. SAWTELLE
JEWELER
the rapid development of eastern Or
egnn. anil calling upon Governor Mend
of Washington, to use his best efforts
to Induce the legislature of his stale
to co-operate with Oregon In opening
the Columbia river to commerce, in
protecting the fishery Interests along
the Columbia river, tuid In every ef
fort toward bringing the two states
closer together commercially and fra-
rnally.
After the addresses by the gover
nors, T. V. Taylor, ex-presldent of the
Oregon senate, called the mock ses
sion of the legislature to order. Thu
session was begun by the calling of
the roll of members present by Chief
Cleik John McCourt, 21 representa
tive;, and 11 senators responding to
roll call.
When President Taylor announced
that the receiving of bills was In or
der, Senator J. N. Whealdon of Was
co, presented senate bill No. 101, pro
vldlng for the extension of the port
age road from the Three Mile rapids
to The Dalles. The bill was ably
supported by Senator Whealdon, J. N.
Teal of Portland, and Governor Mead
and upon putting the question the bill.
was passed.
The discussion brought out some.
excellent arguments by the speakers
J. N. Teal making an especially strong
pies for an open river.
Senate bill 103, by Senator Mllar
key, provided for the appropriation
of tl.L'OV.OOO to open the Columbia
river below Portland and was thf
cause of much merriment. However
Senator Mtlarkey took advantage of
the discussion to express In a most
pleasing speech, the appreciation of
the Multnomah delegation of the ex
cursion to eastern Oregon and the OP'
portunity to become acquainted which
the trip had afforded.
House bill 104, that venerable
"bogy" of the legislative sessions, pro.
viding for the liquid refreshments of
the members was Introduced by R. Al
exander, a member of the "thirt
house," end was the cause of sharp
parliamentary tilts between the mem
bers In the fear that their thirst would
not be fviry provided for.
Frank Davey closed the session with
the introduction of a bill approprl
atlng $100,000 for the expenses and
entertainment of the "third house,"
and after a few serious remarks by
Representative Barrett, of Washing
ton county on the benefits of the ex-
cursion, In which he said that al'
though he was a native of Washing!
ton county, Oregon, and had lived
continually in the state for over BO
years, he had. never, until this tiirv
been east of The Dalles, and by Pres
ident T. C. Taylor, the session closed.
Governors Mead and Chamberlain
and most of the members of the legis
lature left immediately after the ban
quet for Portland.
AL
0
DEMOGRA
J
HERMAN ROTHSCHILD.
OF NORTH POWDER.
Only Democratic Member of the House
of r.epi'eM'iitntlveH of the Next 8c
slon of the Oregon l.cgtxlntiire, For
merly a Clerk In Pendleton Antici
pates Much Fun at the Session lij
Ki'HHon of Ills Vnlqne Position.
Net the least object of Interest In
the legislative excursion to Walla
Walla yesterday, was Representative
Herman Rothschild, the lone demo
cratic member of the next house of
representatives In the Oregon legislature.
Mr. Rothschild arrived In Pendle
ton vesterday morning from his home
In North Powder and during the
morning spent the time In greeting
old Pendleton friends.
Mr. Rothschild was formerly a res
ldent of Pendleton, having been em
ployed in the mercantile establishment
of Bean & Rothschild In this city over
20 years ago. The store was located
in the building now occupied by the
Pendleton Drug company and J. E,
Mean, the well known pioneer and
late stock Inspector ot Umatilla coun
ty, was settlor member of the firm.
At the time Mr. Rothschild was a
clerk In the store, Joe Connolly, the
well known sheepman, then a young
man In his teens, was bookkeeper for
the firm.
Mr. Rothschild left here In May,
1885, and went to North Powder.
where he engaged In the mercantile
business. He has been located at
that place ever since and now enjoys
a large business. For a number of
yean he was a partner of Henry Gor
ham at that place, but of late yearj
has conducted his business alone.
He has always been prominent In
county polities and hns taken consid
erable Interest in public affairs, but,
he pecepted the nomination for the
legislature against his will, as he has
never desired office.
Mr. Rothschild has a genial dispo
sition and has a strain of genuine
humor In his make-tip and anticipates
considerable fun In the coming ses
sion of the legislature by reason of his
unique and lonely condition, political
ly. In the house.
However, he Is well versed In the
needs of eastern Oregon and will be
prepared to assist In making laws for
the county which he will represent and
for the entire state.
IS BREAKING 4000-ACRE RANCH.
BETTERMENT OF BUSINESS.
Local Lawyer to Farm on Big Scale
In Montana.
A. D. Stlllman is now having the
sod broken on his recently purchased
4000-acre ranch In Montana. He has
several large gang plows operated by
traction engines at work, and 60 acres
a day are being broken. The machin
ery was shipped to the place over a
now abandoned track of the Northern
Pacific, and the plowing outfit made
three carloads.
The ranch owned by Mr. Stlllman
was formerly swamp land, but was
drained several years ago. It has
every Indication of being very pro
ductive and will be seeded to grain
this year. Mr. Stlllman is now In the
city after having passed several weeks
In personally supervising the work on
his ranch.
This Investment
Pays 1 d per cent
Yearly
Cash value Is at least 5 per acre
higher. We must sell 310 acres of
farm land only 5 miles to country
town; 300 acres In cultivation. For
nulck sale, 120 per acre.
BAXTER REALTY CO.
Walla Walla, Wash.
: JACK BROWN :
HIDES, WOOL AND JINK
X 212 West Webb St. J
Cough Cause
Removed
When the cause of a coush Ik re
moved the couch Is rightly cured. A
cough Is simply a nervous spasm that
Is nntura' when the respiratory tract
Is Inflamed and congested. It's tha
condition of the membranes that
should he changed. When they cease
to irritate there will be no cough. Our
F. & S. Tar and Wild Cherry
w'll change the condition quicker
thin anything you can take. It con
tains no dangerous drugs and Is
pleasant to take. lie sure to get the
genuine F. & P., for sale by
TALLMAN & CO.
Leading Druggist.
i Grow
With a Growing Bank.
i We regard the steady continued growth of this Institution as a
credit to the enterprise of our buHness community as well as an evl
X dence of the esteem in which our officers and our business policies
X and methods are held.
We Invite you to mfcke this the clfarlng house for your financial
1 affairs. We want the small accounts of the Individuals as well as
the larger business of firms.
T The wage-earner has need of the bank as well as the business
2 man. Open an account with even, a small amount, pay all your bills
with cheeks, and see how much better you get along.
I COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK
T Carltal 150,000.00. Resources 1276,000.00.
fr0 Q 1
DARR-M'BRIDE.
Newlv Married Couple Will .Make
Their Home in Athena.
Harry Mcllrlde and Miss Dora Darr
were united In marriage at 7:30 last
evening at the Thompson Street M. E.
church parsonage by P.ev. Robert
Warner. But a few Immediate friends
of the young people were present.
The gioom is In the livery business
at Athena, while the bride lives
Adams and has hr-en engaged In teach
ing school. Both of the couple are
well and favorably known to many In
the county. They returned to Athena
today, where they will make their
home.
New Machinery nml Larger Quarter
at Pendleton Steam Cleaning and
Dyeing W ork ,
Improvements are now being made
at the Pendleton steam cleaning and
dve works by Messrs. Lorlmer and
Fell, which when completed will en
able them to handle their business
much better than at present. In the
rear of the old rooms on Alta street
a dyeing room has been constructed
which will be devoted to that class
of work and to roourlng. The front
room, which Is used for tailoring pur
poser, is also being enlarged, and i
third room between the two will be
taken up by the machinery, which ln
eludes a boiler, engine and other ap
paratus.
E. K. Lorlmer Is now in Kansas
City UDOn a combined business and
pleasure trip, but Is expected home
within a few days. In the meantime
the business Is being managed by Mr,
Fell.
A fine lot of the famous
PICKARD'S
HAND PAINTED CHINA
Ih now on display In our window.
TPIckard'f china Is worthy of
a place on your table beside
HaWkCS' Cllt glBKH.
We would be pleased to show
you these wares.
Winslow Bros.
Jewelers-Opticians.
Poftoffloe Block.
NOTICE)!
Moving Offices.
Livermore & Bickers, who have
had offices in the Dcspaln building
on Court street, will move tomorrow
Into room 12 In the Judd block, which
will hereafter be their office. The
room now occupied by them In the
Despaln building will be occupied by
E. J. Murphy as part of his paint
store. The partition will be taken
out and the room added to his space,
This will give him much large space
In which to display his goods and con
duct his paint and extensive paper
business.
Conductor O'Harr Married.
Conductor O'Harr, of the O. R,
N., and Miss Ella Goeck were mar
rled in La Grando Monday. Conduc
tor O'Harr Is well known In Pendle
ton, having been on the passenger run
between this city and Huntington
frequently.
Editor Is Legislator.
Frank Davey, member of the legls
lature from Marlon county, who was
In the city with tho legislative party
yesterday, is editor of the Salem
statesman, and Is the only editor In
the legislature.
Left for Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Davis, who have
been In the city for the past few days
visiting Mrs. Davis' sister, Mrs. Fred
Crawford, left last evening for their
home In Portland. They stopped off
here after a visit to WclHer.
Back From La Grande.
J. L. Hall, Clarence McBroom and
William Curtwrlght of Gurdane, are
In the city today from La Grande
where they have been for the purpose
of making final proof on land.
dies when faith takes Ps
Suit on n Note.
Lenn Gerklng has commenced suit
and attachment proceedings against
Charles White and Geneva White to
collect the sum of $347 alleged to be
due her upon a note. The papers
were filed today by James A. Fee.
IF THE STOMACH
IS WEAK
the ul.olc sjtem Is npet and every
thing you eat distresses you. The
bowels become constipated and the
liver and kidneys Inactive. If this de
scribes vour condition today let ih
urge yon to commence taking
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS
It has cured thousands during the past
55 years of Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Poor Appetite, Costlvencsr, Chills,
Colds, and Female Ills.
Jot It Down
Lest You Forget.
The work turned out by the Domes
tic Steam Lnundry Is something you
slirould posMMW, eieclally If you are
a critical Individual. We have never
known people to be dlfMitWfled with
our services).
ROBINSON'S
Domestic Steam
Laundry.
INTIMATE HATS
FOR MAN AND BOY
The closer you get, the better you like them.
Hats of best quality for men of best' taste. Ser
vicable and shape retaining.
See "Our Special" it fits the face and adds to
your otherwise well dressed appearance. Only
$3.00
Our line of stiff hats is par-excellence. We
grant you the sole opportunity of procuring "A"
quality at a "B" price. Men who know wear our
Knox hats, in blocks that others imitate.
$5.00
BOSTON STORE
Largest stock of down-to-the-minute hats in the city
f Copyright m KJ
The House ol Kuppenhelmcr
Let, Us Be Your Tailors
As the old saying is, you may select a piece of
calicoforasuitbut.be very careful who is the
Tailor.
Mens Shop Clothing is made of the best Fabrics
and trimming that can be produced and made by
the best Tailors the United States can boast of.
Each and every garment is thoroughly guaran
teed or your money will be refunded.
SUITS AND t 1 ft I ID
OVERCOATS PIV Vr
Men's Shop2?
Mai MAXBAER. MWB
Dourt
session.