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NEW HBPU11MCAN STATES.
Tho Now Ago congrntulatcB the Ito
publicans of the Pnclllc Northwrnt on
tho ncqulRltlon to tho pnrty of Idnho,
Montnnn nnil Colornilo. MnldnR thlrt
coast solidly Republican. Tho Indica
tions hnvc boon, as stated In formor
Issues of this paper, that Idaho would
certainly conio over, after several
years' wandering after falso political
gods, to tho snfe, sure, solid and
"grand old party," hut It waB ricarcely
expected that Montana, dominated by
innltl-inllllonalrcs who professed to
bo Democratic, would follow suit.
Tho quarrels of tho professedly Dora
ocratlc millionaires contributed, how
over, to tho result. After Marcus
Daly'B death Clark had everything
Ms own wny for a time, but lately
ho has been antagonized not only In
bimlncss hut in nolltlcM by another
reputed millionaire nml high-roller,
formerly a Republican, Mr. Holnze,
whoso unmo Indicates his raco and
religion. Holnzo concluded ho could
do Clark more harm by breaking In
to Clark's party than ho could as a
llppubllcun, and tho comwiucnco iti
that whllo Ilelnzo lias won a partial,
personal victory In the election of n
Judge, ho has nelped materially to
Timko Montana a Republican stntc.
In order to carry his main point, and
elect a Judge who It Is popularly sun
posed will favor him In bis decisions
on tho bench though this should not
bo assumed too icadlly tho Demo
cratic candidate for congress, and
other Democratic candidates, wore
sacrificed. Hut Holnzo hns ovor-dono
his stunt, for Montana will almost
surely go Republican hereafter, and
If ho tried to snenk back Into that
party ho will bo kicked out iih n man
unfit lor honest Republicans to nsso
ditto with.
Washington rolled up a big majority,
nltnoHt ns mini us It did for McKlu
ley in 1000, for tho Republican candl
dates for congress, anil elected 110
out of 130 mi'inborB of tho legislature,
thus Insuring tho election of n Re
publican senator In tho placo of Sen
ntor Turner. California, though los
Ing two congressmen who ought 10
huvo boon ro-olcctod, run! electing u
governor by only a small innjorlty,
Htlll showed that It Is solidly Repuh
llcan on national Issues. Even Colo
rado wont Republican, which was an
other surprise, nml If there Is any do
feet Ion now In tho Pacllle const It
may turn out In Nevada, which con-
tnlitit lint n linndful of voters. Con
Hlderlug tho national elections of 1000
and 181)0, tho Republicans huvo gained
three states, Colorado. Mnntauu anil
Idnho, Washington having rojectcd
llrynn Democracy two years ago,
THE OENERAI. ELECTIONS.
Tho country, except of course tho
Solid South, where Republicans aro
disfranchised, went very heavily Re
publican this week, and whllo tho
Democrats mnilo somo gains In con
grcrtBinen thoy wero not sulllelent or
of a natiiro to bo at nil discouraging
to tho Ropubllcan pnrty. Its major
ltv In tho next Hoiipo will not bo so
lorgo ns in tho present one, but It
vili bo quite sulllelent, n good "work
lug innjorlty," which after nil Is bet
tor than too largo a innjorlty. Tho
light was close In Now York, Mr.
Color receiving u tremendous major
ity In New York City, but tho Repub
lican majorities In tho rest of tho
Btato wero sutllcleut to do him up.
Tho other Republican states gavo
very largo majorities for an off year,
thus giving tho administration of
President Roosevelt an emphatic en
dorsement In fact, tho general id
miration for tho President was tho
controlling factor in tho election, for
not only almost all Republicans but
most independents ami oven umny
Democrats deslreil to show their ap
probation nn.l &pnt elation of tho
1'iealilent. There is no doubt that If
he had beon running for President ho
would have canted nil the stntes that
tho Republicans did carry by oven
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much larger majorities, and this, from
present Indications ho will do In 1901.
Tho President Is a real leader of tho
party, and towers high nbovo all other
prominent figures In It. With
a weak, vacillating, doubtful man In
his placo tho election would havo
turned out very differently, nnd nny
considerable moasuro of Democratic
success at this time would havo beon
injurious if not disastrous to tho conn-
try'
Having spent somo dnys In tho
Montana campaign in tho Interest of
tho Ropubllcan party tho managor of
Tho Now Ago Is particularly pleased at
tho result In that state not thnt ho
Is egotistical enough to stippoB3 that
he contributed very greatly to tho re
sult, but ho did at lenst a little, both
In Montana nnd Idaho and so Is espec
ially happy over the result In those
states.
Mr. Lovl Ankeny will bo tho leading
candidate for United Stntes sonntor In
Washington, nnd shouhl win out. Ho
will mnko the best senator Washing
ton State could send to Washington
City.
Negroes Bhould Improve every pos
sible opportunity to Improve them
selves, mentnlly, morally and financ
ially. Only thus will thoy becomo
more roBpccted thnn they are.
Thoro Is plenty of room nnd good
opportunities In tho Pacific Northwest
for sober, Industrious, honest Negro
workers. Como on.
Certainly, Cholf Cnmpboll, Portland
badly needs a flro boat, but It seoms
iib If It would bo n long time coming.
And still Governor Oeer does
decldo about that extra session,
will have to ibr.ldo pretty soon.
not
lie
Now that the election In over, more
attention will bo given to that Thanks
giving turkey.
Hurrah for Idnho! She's all rlht.
WALLA WALLA NEWS
WALDO IIOOL13, Correspondent.
Walla Walla, Wash., Oct, .10, '02.
Mrs. Ida Jeans Is slightly Improved.
Henry A. Ulackman returned yester
day from a trip to Pendleton.
Mrs. Annie Miller, of Chicago, Is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Susan Ab
bott. Coss Ooodwln Ib III of pneumonia at
his homo In Cnthrlno street.
J. F. Allon. of Wnltsburg, was a vis
itor to tho city Wedncsdny.
Mrs. J. II. Ryan, of Scattlo, Is a
visitor to tho Garden City.
Mr. Knylor nppeared heforo tho
council and desired that ho ho grant
ed a saloon license, Ho Is manager of
a Mr. Conner, now In Omaha, who in
tends to start n saloon In Alder
street between Third and Fourth
strecrt.
Tho hendquartors band nnd thrco
troops of cavalry of tho Ninth cavalry
arrived here Friday night at 7:30
o'clock, coming utmost directly from
tho Philippines. There aro thirteen
olllceiH nnd -0T enlisted men. Not
since tho spring of 1808 hns regiment
al hcadqunrtoi-8 been established at
Fort Wnlln Walla. The ofllcors and
men nro nil looking well considering
they havo traveled nearly D.000 mllen
to reach this post. Troop E, which
was expected to conio to Wnlla Walla
also have not lauded at San Francis
co yet. As tho train pulled Into tho
depot thero were cheers fiom tho
ttoopern who realized nt last thoy had
reached a station where tho question
of travel In transports nnd crowded
enrs would not annoy them for somo
tlmo to come. , Thero wero a great
number of peoplo down to meet tho
train. A number of tho soldiers havo
seen much service and sovornl of them
nro married. The soldiers aro without
horses and It Is not thought animals
will bo purchased for them until
spring. Tho men will receive back
pay for two months within a few days.
Thoy nro still nttlrod In khaki and It
Is possible they will havo to wear tho
light summer clothing for a month
yet. Tho band consists of twenty-six
pieces, among which are seven Fili
pinos, Carl S. OuukIII Is louder. John
Wilson ehlof trumpoter nnd Major
Woodward drum major. Tho band
plays nt grand mount at 11 o'clock ami
at retreat at fi In tho evening.
WALDO 110GLE, Cor.
Th"rUco for 8kat.
Ttie luehrlnte wept tears of gratitude.
"And you have actually put mo oa
my fcetl" sobbed he, seemingly unable
fully to comprehend his Bit nation.
"Where else should I put you, you
old skate?" exclaimed I, with all the
earnestness I could summon.
Now there was subtlety here, which
fancy his beuiurketl brain was scarce
able to grasp. Detroit Journal.
H. r. MEAL. Omuhlmr
FAY D. YOUMO, AmutOmmh'r
Accurate Delay.
Many stories are told of tho lack of
punctuality upon Southern railroads. It
is said that when a New England man
found his train, advertised to leave at
11 o'clock, starting at exactly that hour
ho complimented the conductor.
"Just on time, I see," he said, genial
ly. "All this talk I've heard of tho late
ness of your trains is without founda
tion, I've no doubt."
The conductor smiled at him gently.
"This train, sir," ho paid, without a
trace of embarrassment, "Is not to-day's
11 o'clock train, sir. It Is yesterday's
11 o'clock. To-day's will probably not
get hero from 'way down until to-morrow,
sir."
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I.tinch Counter nnd Club ltoomn open nt nil
hours. 120 nnd 122 Main Street
WALLA WALLA, WASH
A. BCIIWAKZ, Prop
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KHKI) I'OST, l'roprlotor
Onoot tho first clan1oonn( Wnlla Wnlla,
wliero jou will l.o fronted rlttht nnd all of
tho finest brands of Liquors and tho best
brands of Cigars always on hand
WAI.t.A WAM.A WA8II
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Finest saloon In tho city
All tho latest nnd best brands of Liquors
310 H. Hecond Strcot
WALLA WALLA
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JOHN HAOIITOLD, Prop.
121 Mnln Street
WALLA WALLA
WASH
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KMA1I.S 1IUOH., Props.
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Tho Host Mcnls In tho City
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LATEST FOUKION ANI DOMKSTIC UOOPS
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WALLA WALLA
WASH
"IACHTOLn A ACHKUMANN
Importers and Wholosnlo Liquor Merchants
Agents For
Holillti Milwaukee Peer
Huttor Homo Wines
Yellowstone Whiskey
JcffD Mooro Whiskey
Avoudalo Club Hyo
No. 11 AldorBt.
WALLA WALLA
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Cream Hye Whiskey
Jaa. K. l'eicr
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WASH
Our Stock
Ih bloomltiK with Shoes for Fmll nntl
Winter that nro Just as benutlful and
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demand. I'.very woman will bo delighted
with tho added grace that will bo given
by our new Fmll mnil Wlntar Bhoos sad
cnry man who has an eye for tho benutl
ful will lo charmed.
McKean's
DRY GOODS STORE
Clothing, Shoes, Hats,
and Mens' Furnishings
Office: Fourth and Main Street
WALLA WALLA - WASH
PHILLIPS TRUNK CO.
Trunks Made to Order
Also Taken in Exchange.
TRUNKS REPAIRED.
311 Morrison St., '
Opposite Postoffice
Butte Coat
Company
Coml nd Wood
Hay and Grmln
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In
Ooke, Oharooal, Lima.
Oemant, Plantar Pari,
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City ottlre, 19 Fast llrosdway; Telephone 477
Yards, Upiier Mala Street Itatlroad Ttacksj
Telephone wl.
autre, meaTAMA.
CHAKt.KH A. LUCAS, Atlornor and Conn.
se)or-atI.ar. Room 629 Chamber of Com
merce. Practice In all Federal and State
Courts. 1'ortland, Oregon.
J. Boeder. N. Mnrquart
BEVKNTH & OL1SAN EXCHANOK.
Choice Wines. Liquors and Ctunrs. Sclltvood
Peer. 1'hono Clay ten. 115 N. 7th St.. 1'orllaud
rpHK OAK CAKE. P. W. TICK, 1'rop.
Choice Lino of Wines, Llqnors and Cigars.
Ori'k-nn 1'lione Hood 82.1.
Cor. Fourth and Oak Ms. Portland, Or.
For n good social time call and see
JOHN WOIDA.
Fine Wines, LlqiiorB and Cigars.
Tclcphono Clay C3, 4CO Gllsan Bt., Portland. Or
rOIIN KKI.I.Y
General Isurance Agent, Flro and Marine.
Fcottlih Union A. National 1ns. Co., Kdlnbiirg
and London; Western K. and M. Assurance Co.,
Toronto, Can. tfi, Third St., Colurnblau illdg.
P. F. HALL.
Cor. Commercial and Stanton Bts., Portland
Ore. Wine, Liquors and Flue Cigars. Oregon
1'hono I'lnlc 413.
V. M. PRESTON.
OHOCKItlEH. Free delivery to all parts of the
City. IM) I.nrrabce St., corner Ilasalo.
Portland, Or. '1'hono Bcott 371.
NEIL O'HARE.
Oceanic Exchange. Choice Wines, Liquors
and Cigars. Free Lunch. . .
Cor ltusscll and Ilrcndle Bti., Portland, Or.
mllK WESTEltN LUMUUlt COMPANY
Office: Ecrcntccnth and FrontStrccts.
Portland, Oregon,
mllE EXCHANGE.
George BcbcckL
FINE WINES, L1QUOKS AND CIGARS.
WEINHAKD'B 11EEU.
101 Third Sircct North.
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ALL AT S31 FlllST HT,
For Fresh Dread, Cakes and Ties Pally,
A Fresh Lino of Groceries, Teas, Coffees, Etc.
MRS. E. N. HUCHANAN, 1'rorrlctrcss.
LIIINA FERRY EXCHANGE
John Ercrson, 1'roprletor.
Dealer In
Cholco Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
18 Alblua avenue, corner Hirer streot.
Alblna, Oregon.
nALL AT NINTH AND GLI8AN STS.
J. M. RYAN,
Dealer In Groceries, Fruits, Confectlonory and
Daklug.
Corner of Ninth and Gllsan Streets
A MKRICAN 11AKERY.
Gas Mankerts, nro p.
All Kinds of Dread. Cakes and l'los. llome-
mado Urtad a Specialty, batlsfactlon
Guaranteed.
COO Williams Are.
Portland, Ore.
Bavaria Beer Hall.
LOUIS 1CLUO, Proprietor.
Cer. Second and Oak Bts.
TORTLAND, Of.
TOE HYNE8 BALOON.
Northeast corner of Gllsan
and Seventh Sts.
X Choice Collection of Wines and Liquors.
Imported and Domestic Cigars.
c.
r. JONES.
CIGARS, TOIIACCOS, CANDIES,
FRUITS, NUTS, ETC.
Ill Sixth Ftrtet,
Uetvreen Qlliau and Hoyt.
Portland, Oregon
UENRY FLECKENSTEIN & CO.
WHOLESALE WINEB AND LIQUORS.
Importers and Jobbors.
S06-208 Second St.,
Both Telephones Main Hi. Portland, Or.
mllE UAVAKIA SALOON
A. I). BURGER, Prop,
Imported and Domestlo Wines, Ltqeert
and Cigars. Weluhard's Deer.
Phon Oregon IlUoklSiJ
E, E. Corner Second and Oak Btrttts,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
ADOLF l'ETTERSON,
Proprietor.
OLOF SWENSOM.
Barkeeper.
THE STOCKHOLM.
Whtre can be (ound finest of liquors, Wines
and Cigars.
Oregon Phone Clay iti.
Corner Sixth and Ylanders. Portland, Of
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Welter, Idaho.
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Frco Sntnplo Rooms. Ttntcs reason
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BOISK, IDAHO.
OPENED JANUARY, 1901
AMERICAN PLAN.
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Prescott, Brandt & Co.,
Omce with J. II. QKAYIIILL,
Immigration Agt. O. 8. L. R. R.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
The great home land mild climate, pure
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lower In Idaho than In any other stato In the
Union. No cyclones, storms or bllitards.
First premium on fruit at the World's Fair,
Chicago, 1893; Paris Exposition, 1900. First
premium on Lambs at Chicago Stock Show,
1900. Gold, silver, copper, coal, fine timber.
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and other points. Wo have bargains In lands
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