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VOL. 13.
PENDLETON, UMATILLA COUNTY, (MfKUON, TH V EISDAY, MAIM II H, I04M).
NO. 8786
1
New line Card Board, plain
Colored, fur faNicy work
mounting picture,
3c to 10c a shoot
New line Pan
Po'relalu Kncllah
aUhen In brown,
blue, reioock and
Imperial Hrei'ti.
H.rtn to fM.Td n set
BICYCLES
No tnre In Pendleton can offer sure a
tela.
Tribune
Featherttone
Stearns
llarnea
Imperial
.i.B..MIr.r,
-"B
Siiaiuse
Wheels from
$4 to $75.
All Wheels are Warranted
through the Season.
Frederick inolf
Agent Weekly Examiner.
The Boston Store
New Spring Merchandise.
Percales and Ginghams will be as popular as ever this year, and Organ
dies, Dimities. Linens and Cords are to be very much in favor. We're told
this by an authority who we think is good. There's nothing more pretty for
outdoor wear. Some of the prettiest patterns we have ever seen are in the
Boston Store's showing. All that we ask of you is to come and see for your
self, and even if you don't buy, you'll fetl repaid by the beauty of the
showing.
Latest Arrivals.
Infants' and Children's Jackets
Hisses' and Ladies' Jaokets
Ladies' Capes
Dress Trimmings
Belts and Gloves
Pendleton's Big
Lumber
Shingles
Posts
And All Other Kind of
Building Material.
1
A big stock of hard woods on
baud
All order-, f jr mill work prompt
ly executed.
Hans and estimates luruishtdou
building Cost of construction
guaranteed.
B Pendleton
Planing Mill and
Lumber Yard
FORSTLK Prop,
ubscribere to Magazines.
vtiu wulil 1.' suoss-riue "
or uwuler, lu tlie tuiuw
li or Kurope, remit , by pos al uow.
k urMMid Ui in. Kl!lr.uiuiui me
publlauars' price of tlie publluallou
drnln, an1 we will Lave It wail u
wild assume mi risk urilwuiou))
UK lust 111 Uu IUI.IIB. Ii will aave oo ;
it trouble aud risk. Ifyou are sub-
ber to the Kast Orfcioslsji, la ra
Uug ou UH.U dmluot teu pur own
1 lie publishers' price, Aiim est s (
llmnuiitiui PubllsOilu (Jwuipauy,
letou, Uruioii
idletoo Ukiah Stage Line
Mueloa A Car as y , Prop .
lave Peudletuu every day at 7 o'clock
bpt huuday, lur rllol Koca, ny,
Alba and Ukiaii. uoua accum
luu. Heaautiabl livl.lil auu pu
ity offlcs at lalllttau W.l urug
I Jne-'
!Our Superb line of )
Ladies' Tailor-made )
i S Suits S
Dress Skirts,
1 Jackets.
Petiicoats,
Silk Waists. ,
1 S
The BKHt
1 U1H II I .1111 KWlflVI lllhj I ' 1 llil Mill! CVCl SUIIITU III f
Pendleton.
Not a protnisi uou! medley of indifferent merchandise, but a
magnificent stock of car. fully selected garments of the very
first order.
You will find them strictly fust-class
in workmanship up to the very
highest standard of fashion and ex
ceptional values.
They are on exhibition QoflM and Ma them.
Alexander
New Dress Materials
New Silks in blacks and fancys
New Shirt Waists
New Silk Waists
New Tailor-made Suits and Skirts
Tor Friday and Saturday.
The balance of our Curtain pieces, about
125 pieces, in White and Ivory,
25c and 35c each.
for Infants and Children.
1 In Kind You I in. Always Itouirht hn boruei the Hiirna
ture of (hi-. II. FtaU'her, and bus hren iiuade under but
pentouul supervision for over HO jcur. Allow no one
to deceive you in this. Counterfeits, I m nations, tuid
.Iim-uj;..m " jtre hut Kperlin nls, nnd I'liditiiger the
health of Children Kxperieuce utriiiust Experiment.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
In Use For Over 30 Years.
C jfjjh, JB &anoT
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Jllllaaafl I'
fUL LAV I IIULPIiyiJIN t-oiM-d.,,,-
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& Hexter
Store.
Signature of
OBO DARVtiAU, l'iop.
Elegantly Furaished. Steam Heated
European Plan.
Block aotl a-half from dep ii .
.Sample Kooon la oniiiii lloi
Koom Rate
50c, 75c, I.OO
Ihe eepsr ut the fseple.
itl SI. Gn
IWS.
Pre- ident McKlnley ha nominated
Melville C. Brown," of Wyoming,
United State dintriol Judge hr the
.1 tMt r i-t of Alaska.
l'oiignniiin Alfred 0. Hiirincr
i. I'm Imt of tlx1 Houes . tin- repressnta
live fr-un the With PennavlTanla liH
I trlrt, dM vt hit home In Vliilmli liiil
Tiu'.-.liiv, iml " yriir.
.luliiiM Moyw, tin- Invuh CiipUin
chirk, who daxwited and married Mini.
Hertha Warnkrn, of Dayton, 0.. hn
liccii eommitleil to the fJiiitNil Si,.k
l irriiit court to he Irii-d on the charm
ol iiMxTiimtiiiir ii uvafnmenl ofloar,
Katfj the whole nf the Dutch
1 j ' u I. it ion of the rriemik ami Keii-
luirilt ilictriot are In rebellion, Many
u( the )utrh from neighboring districts
are reported to have joined them.
notably PW Moolmani who will laao
the rebel.
Iwiac QgtJoil, the notorloM BMMMJT
lender, who Ua lik'nred in MUBWOM
xeamlalH. dtad rniddonly Tnoaday in
llirminiilinm. Knlnnil. lie wan knuwn
all over the Kiiitfdutii, under wiow
aliam'B. tlordun who in hi ilftth year
i lie in Hnid t" have boea worth 11,000,
MM,
(if the Irandredi nf hodlea of dead j
aoldiare raoaived at the Preaidlo from
the Philippine, one remains uniden
tilled, It in luppoaed to be thai ol
Private Thonia Bryant, ol Coniany
II, Kirnt California regiment, and !(
Ida mother ran In' found, it in U In vi-,1
.lie can iimlto this nurmi-e a ivitainty.
PACIFIC NORTHWEST NEWS.
ThnmiiK Huldwin, who (or several
yean oojadtacted a reatanranl in Walla
Walla, died of pneumonia in Stimpter
on (lie 5th I Mt,
The grocery ftore of I.. I Crm-ker in
Wallu Wnlla wan rohli nl IP) in oaafa
and mime . -Iw on Tieaday evening
while the propriitor wa- ahueut.
Mrn. I'onora K. I.ai, a prominent
Oiegoai nlaaioiir ol UMS, I n-t at Spring
Water, 1. ano comity. March I, aged f
yearn, ImviiiK mirvivod her hiixhioid
only four BtOBtha.
There are hetwci ii and .'10 cam1 of
Hinallpux in and nUml Tekmi, and tWO
caw near I arniiiiu't' ii. hi the Conor
d'Alene Imlian reervnl ion , hctwccli
411 and 50 Indian arc - .it. i m from
the diene.
With aeverul hundred dollar in hi
Micket, Allie (iilmore, L'.'i year old. If
miintr. Aceompanieil hv I nil Villlk
lllld L. II. Smith, he left' The lllllle
for Portland, bat wa lat aaaa hy hi
companion at Cueade k- Hi
friend fear foul pluy.
Andrew Hanson, ard li4, living in
I. line futility, lias Ih'cii ailjudtted insane
ami aonnltted to the asylum. He
has live children, iip-d .', 0. H, U nnd
In raapect lcly. The three vniliiKest
w ill he sent to an orphan usfyiim at
Port land, Tin mot her is dead.
At Hood Kiver Mr ami Mrs.
unman - tvio year oni .lauihter a
playiiitf on tlie railroad track. She
wa knocked down ami inpannlljf run
over hv a car whieli was being
sw itclir.l, hut niirai nlotisly si scas
with only ii Brnabed little flnger.
Mrs. Virginia Meek, widow of
Joseph I,. .Meek, dieil at the holne of
her son Stephen Meek, near Hilllirn,
WahiliKtoii county, Moinlav. She was
u full hlol Hea Panel Indian, hut
he readily adopted lh custom and
manlier of the typical American wo
man llH,n her marriuyje to one of till
most mi in lie ami during charaeturi in
the early history ol the Paclflo North
west. Her hllshaud, Colonel JoM-ph
I.. Meek, the famoni trapper, who wu
ii BOtHln of President I'olk, dieil June
Jo, IM7A, hi- remains resting in the
cemetery at the Tualatin I'latiis'
oharaJi,
In many impor
lant purtirulur.
Hood 'a bursa
parilla ia Peculiar
Ui llsell. It I
a medicine an
far ahead of Uie
ual prepurution
lectric liclit ia
aa the
ahead of
in.- tallow dip. The
iugredienta ui
eleeted With till!
iu inuking it are
'.ry greatest, cure,
and are gathered forua
time they pn- aoaa the
g re U t ut.reiuedial
ut tl a
v a I iw.S The pecul
iar
Hood
arilla, are unknowi
other, Uiua making Hood'.
aapurilla peculiar to ilielf.
value of thia peculiarity ia
by actual reaulta. And Hood a ha run
parilla ha a record of curea uti reijuul
ed in medical history. IIaiuuru of
them, greater aucceaa.-lu aerioua
cases, better gen-uim, unsoln it. .1
teatimonialaiittii-. tt"yr' '
uiedicineiii aUtJ fl lenre. it
cure W I I II 1 1 1 ' " ' "
caaaa of
looddia-
, hujiora.acrof-
ula, aalt iheum, rheu-
matiam, caturrh, and all other
lea traceable. to impure or vi
tiated blood. Poii.DMing great 10111
ach toning qu I ah tie, it cure itidi-
gedion, 'lyBipVgyiav aia, catarrh
of the stomach, etc.
up the nerve,
It hnil. Is
reuewing
and revlvinif Lratui-rie
I and mental
etrength and caring
prostration. A a natural
t nervous
lOllIC,
It atreugtbeij the eholt
ayatem and cure
that tired feeling
it baa done all
this for othera am
what it doe for
oth -re it
will do for you
11
i a
wa ak fur
nsc4$ity, an
Hood' HamaparT
opportunity and
to get Hood'.
Prepared only
Lowell, Mae.
fair trial
Be .me
Hold by
druggist
I. Hood a Co.,
Uuappoint.
Daily Baal Oregeoian, dal.vercd
Wtar, only 13 cent a week.
b
SOUTH AFRICAN CAMPAIGN
o
Lord Roberts Reports Purtber Victories
in IiUI.
WOMEH PRISONERS AT CAPB TOWN
British h peris Predict that Peace Is Near
Htnd-Knftlisb Troops Hare Oc
cupied Buriibarsdorp.
London, March
war office 1 1 km jiiHt
7, Midnight.. The
iH -te,l the follow iui(
advices Iroin Lord Kolicrt:
"Poplar drove, March 7, BveililUJ,
We had it very snecefill day and hae
coinpletelv (tinted the
in lull retreat. Tin
enemy, w ho are
position which
they oceupieil I extremely stroiiu' and
cunningly arranged with 1 tascond line
of entrenchment, which would have
raoaad u heavy loatH had a direct at
tack lieen made.
"The turning movement was necee
arlly wide, OWIng to the nature ol the
ground, and the cavalry ami horse
artillery are much done up.
"The lighting was practically eon
lined to the cuval rv division which, M
usual, did sVcaadiagly well and Qen-
eral r ranch reirt that the hore ar
tillery hatterie did great execution
among the enemy,
"Our casualties are ahout BO, I Pa"
grOt to sav that Lieutenant Kesw ick
wa- killed and Lieutenant Halle) Wa
-everely wounded, IhiIIi of the Twelfth
Lanceri,
"I.ieuteiiunt de Cripiny, of the
Second Life tiiiard, wa everelv
wounded Ueniaiiiing casualtie will
Im- teh-Kraphed tomorrow.
"lienerals Da Wit and iMdurey
couitnanilcd the liners' force."
Gunaral Robarti' Dlipatch.
London, March N. pothm intt is the
text of Boberta' dlsVateh 1
nmlaf (irnve. Two hriades of
cavalry with horm artillerv and
Kelly Kenny ' division, inarched today
ten mile eastwards. We captured it
Krupp gun and several tent and
atagon. The total casualtie are:
Killed- Lieutenant- Keswick and
l'riel ick : wounded . Lieutenant! Iluih-y
of the Twelfth Lancer-, and IH-cri-plgne
of the second left iiuard, I- tl,
cverelv, and Lieutenant Smith of the
Shropiiire. helieviil to have ban
picked up bj r Boer ambnlaoca, rwo
men were killed, forty-lx wounded,
and om- missing.
Qatacr reporta that lu intend oc
copying Burgneradorp today. Kepalra
to the raillomls toward Morinl : and
Lev ii-lieri! are lieing pushed I lenient-
noa occuple Niirvalaoont, The brhlge
wa hlown up on Starch 0, and the
enemy i holding the north hank of tin
river, hut i not believed to 1- In anv
graal atraaagtbi
Women Prlionari.
Cape Town, March H Mam woiueii
W ho ure reirted to he oim shot are
among the Boar prisoner arriving
here. The I 111 I t-l church ha- iiled 11
loan ifeto in favor of the Boaf re.
public retaining complete indepaa.
deuce
Clamant. Oeeuplaa NorvaUpont.
Loadoa, March g. Boberta teb
Kriiphs that In- bus eupt unsl a Krupp
gun and a nflMbaf of tents and wiikoiim.
Be aiao announaaa thai Clement hu
occupied Norvalapont,
Feaee Perceptibly Nearer.
London, March N. The lull extent
of ItolM-rt' llccess vesterduy i not
clear hut the host intormed up-ur to
Ih- satistii-l thut it hriiix H-uce -r-ceptihly
nearer. Kxirt anticipate
that the bttMhefl will make 110 further
stand West of the -ee X at e capital and
Millie of them even deduce the tact thut
tin- BOM force ure divided and have
retreated in different direction and
that damncallaatlon be act in. Elaa
where the new indicate thut condi
tion continue p opt fill from a
llritih point of view, telegram from
MafekiiiK alone allowing uny dapaB
dency
Bi liuti Knier Buraher.dorp.
Iuidoii, March H. The ltritih oe-
Cllpied Pill I .-I,. t I t 1 . IIIIOpMIM ut
night.
QUBKN WILL tlilT IRKI.ANU.
Knthuilaillc Demonelratloni Met With
on the Way.
Lcaadon, March a. The aujaag
reached Paddlagton aaation ut IttaO to
in y and nrocaadnd under cavalry aaoorl
to llllck illghulll palace ulllid scene
1 iv. ill 11.,' ill ellthllsiasln those of jllhllee
lay. Ill' 111111 i ople Were
XUthi-ri-d ahout the palace. A mighty
cheer urow and slowly there parsed 11
currtuife on the huck Mitt of which sut
u little hluek llgure, insldiiiK riHht and
left. Mill noddliiK vigoroimly, her ma J-
estv passed into tlie olluilrullllle. A
lu-r muiesty entered Ihe puluee, outside
there was palldemouiUIII. homely
started ingiiig "tioil Have the Uueeu,
uml hull u mile or more people tis.k
up Hie strums. The ipineti hsikcd r,
murkuhly well.
Irlth Not Knthulatle.
I In tit 111. Mureh H. New spuper ol
this city give a rather chilly paean
Hon ui the announcement ol tlie
uoeed viit of Queen Victoria to
land, although tin- com menta are
fei tly BOUrt
SKCRKTANY ROOT ABR1VIS.
pm-lre-
pae
He 1. Now at Havana Where He Reeelve.
Much Attention.
Havana, Ma run I. necretarj itoot
arrived bora eeterdai on board th
lrunsirt Selwick. He aaa received
will . 1 salute from (uhunus lortre.
i.enerul Ludlow wu also on hoard the
Sedw ick
Governor (Ieneral w 1 1 all the
division Btafl and the depurtinent of
Huvunu stult were conveyed to the
triinss.rt by the ijuui termuster' tug
aim eacorieo 11. party usiiore.
The proniinenl uubana who visited
the Hedwick Were the chief just ice, the
aac rata lea, the mayor, civil governor
aiel tin- on ei ol pel ice.
smallpox In Mliilitlppl.
Jackson, Miss., March H. The Jane
ville oeighlirhiHid in the aouthern
purt of tin county ia literally hone)
DOmbad with uiullix in the moat
virulent form. Ihiring Ihe iat six
weeks nearly 100 deuths have on urrisl.
A NotaB Theater Burned.
Paris, March g, 'I he fuuuuin That-Ji
rraucaia baa been duatroyed by Ure.
The Cnur d'Alene Inveitleatlon.
Waahlagton. March m Jaaaaaa it.
ovaralm ntinaed hi laatlaaony la
the Coiier d'Alene eaw- ti.lnv
sovereign teetined that the nlner' I
union were not peeponeible for the
publication written by hint which ha
baaa latrodooed aa naldaataa. Crnaa-
exMlninatn n tisik goVafalajB over event-
attend Ina the blow lag up of the
Hunker Hill eonreutriitor ami the wit
ness was made to recite in minute de
tail all eirctiin.tiiiiee of the affair.
Financial Bill In the Home.
Washington, March M In the house
today, dverstreet.in charge of tin n-
leretwa report on the ttuam-iai Mil,
gaVl notice thut he would cull up the
rcirt on Tucmhiy aftcrm-m The inn
tet,il election caw ol Aldrich v.
Kohluns wa- then reume,L
Instruction, to Otl.
New York. March H. A eperial to
the Herald from WushiuKtoii say-: In
struction have bean sent to Minor
( ieneral Oti to return to the United
-to. some time in May one iialiulmu
each of the fourteenth, eighteenth
and Twetity-tbinl hi fun 1 1 v.
French Reciprocity Treaty.
WaahlngtOO! March - Several coli
(erancaa were held with the piaaldant
today 'n the pending ret'lproelVy treatj
with Prance, with the reult that it I
thought the trench tfovennneiit will
ak to extend the tune for filial rutin. fl
I KM or rejection
Amalgamation Recommended.
Indlanapolla. March B. At tin
national anclaliat dasoggntlacnnlarenei
the oommittia napoaad ol renreaen
tatlve of the ih-t party and ocial
detiimratii purty reirted for
amalgamation of the two parties.
CITY COUNCIL MKKTINu.
Street Improvement Ordered License
Ordinance Paiaed.
H it y council met Wclne-dav
uitht 111 reguhir essiou ut the council
chamber, ihe mayor and nil tin
nilll'l linen were .resent Willi tl X-
cep tion.il ( ut nil 1 1111111 S 1 1 1 1 - r v 1 1 1
who i out ot the city.
After the reading Ullil adoption
tlie minute ol tlie prevmu nuitin
tin Itrsl matter that was coiiKiderisI I
a k , , .. .
in, council was me matter ot puvititt
Or till' KIIIIIIL! Ol II In I 1 1 in. , I , .,.
which hud In'i-11 imMiiimled M h ,
Heath man preaentad u bill for kill mu
loiiriei'ii, out ins 1 until wa- n,,t , ,:.
to thai they hud hecu killed and
hurled according to nrdlnaaoa. fur
illll the discussion which follow, s II
iriuisoircu nun tneiloK IIIIU Hot Is-eli
killed, Inn had Is'elt given to M-oplc
outside the citv; one i till I V id llil I from
Athena having a kind of fel low -(eel lag
for don had taken nine, rather than
-ee I hem put to nil Untimely end The
other live had also heeti snatched from
the jaws of death in u ilmllar aaannar.
The muishal wu Inst ructi-l here
lifter to M'e that the do( culchi-r fol
lowed out ihe Intention of tin- ordln
aitce ami 1, II. d all inu la dogB,
Liutlor licenses were itranled to J. p
Medarnaeh ami M. C Allen.
P. Mi Batta aaoored the oontract for
tarnishing the city 800 oorde o w.s-i
at 4.M per DOrd
An ordinance was pawl for the
const ruei ion of ., i,ewulk on Railroad
street as follows : OaaBnaeocIng on the
north side Ifoaat the southeast corner
of hi... k 7H of the Item, rval loll addition
and continuing to the neater ol block
II, and oommeoelng ut tl uter of
hi... s mi uml oootlnalng to mnth alda
ol Km I mad street, thence west to Wal
nut street The BIOAnrtjF owner are
given ten day in which to htiihl the
walk, ami if not done within thut time
the street commissioner is Instructed
to contrast lor Ins eoaaatrnstlon of the
sume.
a patitioa was -1.11,1, , 1 fur the balld.
ini( of 11 nubile Battering trough t.. fas
located tieur Henry KopitUs'l I
atnraga aonai aaeoaa laa D, l A N
railway truck, the city to furnish the
wuter nnd BStltlonara to furnish and
liinld the trough.
All ordinance wu pnse licensing
peddler, book snante, sswlng machine
agnate uml nil other angagan la ratnll.
iuk xl nf any description from
house to house. The license is llxtsl
at L aaf duy ami a violation is
puulabalile hv flue uml IniprlauottMWti
OtajanmlaBaa Hurtuiun opposed ana
puH(e of tl rdlnanas mid was the
only inemlsr who Voted uKUtust its
adoption, Ha anl the ordinanaa was
purely class leglslut lu'i uml could nut
Mipport it. The minor will 1,,. K up
lh, Valldllv Ol the laa 1s t, , re Hltllchlllg
Ins signature to it.
'I he eonaldsratloa of hilla were next
Bonsldsrsd and alluwinl a' followa:
Hi bwsn a ireuilob, H , ! W M,
Mlllau, ; , T, T Nelson, '.' Ml 1 1
Ni I eon, 1 1 0 . H. 1 , C. IWI,-, I 1
Howard, 10, Alexander A lle.tei
lath, Neugle ItrisM ' fit 7ft, W -
Byers, :).a; C Head fl 78 I ole
aorthy a Qo , Iti 11 J Htlllman
i llosloli M.,r. ,'i. I 111 1 , li-. a. A
Sharp, hlK Kust Iregoiiiuu Puhlish
iug Co :m lift l Keutler, '.' (Ml Ii
K. mler. 3; W l. Ilauaford I"
Jame llutchinauu, i .. A. Beam
fi I 80; A Beam, lit; J. H. lux
f J M lleatfaman, 16; J l
B am M ' I. I Ileum, fl gg ,
Mountain Tsl Co., II; H. I ui u -
fll Wl P I, L A P Co , Mgo
Bai 1 III Cole-worthy A Co fl 0; II
h "Pitlke, IIII.4A; llrock A (',., I7 ftO;
ISMf, BBBJ n r. Mhull f I I
I Baltesors 111.16: T. C. Taylor
fsii.L'.'., W K.Uould, lo C C. Huart
fj; J Baslsr, f-' evj llorton a Co
Ullbert Hum Co , 1107.16: J
II Cunningham, 1180 1 0 w Lyman.
180; J ai rieathaian, fn, at M
Johns, 11 : A. (i. Ing, fi
ine reis.ii ui ihe city treasurer was
p resell loll lor the month ol I chiiian
uml turueil over to the tliianee cm
uiille, lh,- 11 port shows 11 balance on
hand January ;il. 111, ol Igl .173.80;
m.nies received during Kehruary,
1 .-. 1.' city warrants paid, fi,-
Ball .. leaving a balance on baud
I . bl miry f iM.IIIO.tia.
The rcMirt suhmitted by the nil
recorder of the htisiueas transact! and
mollies recievisl during Kehruary, wu
us toiinws:
Total number Ol arrests made, 78;
tine paid, lilfi ; uuinber seat to iail.
iiiiiulMir diaeliurired. H.
.iwnsew were issued as followa:
One sulooii, $27ft; eight show, lti;
total , fLIM. lush received limn lines.
fiiln; from sale cemelerv lots, lift;
drect rent from Temple, t a ftO from
levee sinking fund. 47 cents: total.
1888.07. The report was turned ovat to
the flnanoM oonunlttes fur approval.
No further huainesa jiim ui iiin 1 f.n.
the loiiiu il, atliourumeut waa lakeu.
TERRITORIAL GOVERNMENT
o
General Vbeeler's Ideas MutlW (be
Philippines.
PEOPLE READY FOR SELF CONTROL
MuDlrlptl Affairs Already Id lb Hands of tM
Natives, aid Tbey Get Along.
WlltMt Trouble.
Sun Ptajncleao, March -tieneral
lowph waaeler lavora giving the Phil-
Ippinag a territorial form nf (nv.m-
ineiit. He suni : "I believa the people
ir,
reaov I r i.,rtum kindol -. (
govavnaiaiit, The
nients ure all in
unlives and they
.rotihle or friction
municipal govern
the hand of the
ge,
I in
along- with. mt
inter a territorial
for in
troll,
the island, could I- l-t con
I." II.LRR TALKS.
Manaaer or the Franklin Syndicate
Mabel Some Dl.eloiurei.
New York. March a The Kveinna-
World today print- m, interview with
William I Milh-r, head of the so
culled trunk 1 1 11 Syndicate, which
-win. lied a i-rea' ItlUtlV 'ople through
prOmlsS to pay III -r cent wees.
Millet i panoftad as mylag ahnl the
ayndieate wu itarted on a , n ' of
60, and that at least fl 100,000 had
passed 'ht .iit'ii his hands while he waa
In the syndicate. He sunt the (silne
made no a'tetnpt to prevent fals SSBBSBa,
Miller staid thut lie wu merely a
tool, hired by the real swindler.
Hebleainger, whom he accuwa of Is-inr
the reul swindler, drew 11 salary of 1 m
weekly Miller deeJarsa ks t t-inn
made a "lootball" of hv the district
attorney - office. He av- he will tell
all he know when bfxBBgM to trial and
iiitiliiate that it will involve wane lug
men.
Cured rruit Aieoelatlen.
Portland, March N. The convent inn
of prune grower hlay di-euh-l to form
a joint stis k compunv to he known
n "Tlie ciinsl Kruit Association of the
Pacific Northwest " The amount of
capital stink i not yet decided.
Officers Of the as iation will Im
elected tin attoiuooo.
Consreiiman Wateon Renominates.
Blchtiiond, I111I., March H. The ie
1 ,1 1 1 1 1 1 111 1 1 iMingreaaioiial conveiithst to
duv re 11. .initiated ItcpreaeOtatlVS Wat
son hv in lain il 1011.
Hone Hi i.m. a Faney Prlee.
Ill Btlh St, March t, At the sale of
hor-cs t.slav, rlyiliR i'ux, winner of
tlie iv derliy, 1 1 .1..1. 1 .17, AIR) guineas.
A
l.eud,
morinnir
Hair-Mllllon Dollar Fire.
S. Ir:, Mureh N - Kire this
dastroyad harty huildtiiK in
The loss 1- toO0,QOt)
tlii- intv
1. no vim ,
An Kxeltlne Hum race In Which the
Home Horte Wen.
Kcho, Mureh a. Mr uml Mr S. A.
Illiver huvc i' inured home to p.cliu.
from liihlsui, where Mr. Oliver hea
kaan m ti mpiov i th. n u s
Co
C. M liriiue of Ihe I ' 11 ii hi Meat
1., I in thia vicinity, luiviiia cattle.
Jesse M i. uml II p. 'I I ,. of
Butter creak, sands delivery, Saturday,
to Hie I lie 1 1 Meltt Co.. of a . ill- ...I of
lilt COWS. The COWS were III tfisal Con
dition uml averaued over llfto sitiul.
rue iMtid wa .t'sc.
Itegl-tratlon ol voters continue slow
v, als. ut ,'t have registereil fmin
scho precinct altasjsthst
Mt- ktsraaH'1 Hhorl has returned
home to I hehali. Wash. Mrs Hhort
hu Imsii siH-ndiuit Ihe winter with
bet rtci n1 1 - w Wh itwurth
Mrs ! W lleudlev has I iwn visit
ins- her mother. Mrs. kismla, at Kcho
for the past week
W H. William and family have
lust misruled from Arkansas tnOri-n. u
I hi havi inovisl un the Jack Morton
place, uls.ut Ave 111 1 lata Iroui town
I'matllla Meadow was the scene,
a few day ago, of an Ml lling horae
race. A couple of itraugvra came to
town ami bailtereil the home Isiya fur
a horse race, which the) were euc
. . --I11I in Ki ttinjt tin buy put up a
sorrel hi r-e Isdnngllig lu Cluvd Oliver,
Sal Ual "Jim IHislcr." Jim Hlleter
wa- taken from the areas, and waa not
apparently la goad oaaaaUlian Inraratw,
and a. the ...million and ap.earauee
of the stranger horse waa all that
could li desir.il, nearly every uiie
pi ked the stranger to win However
at the finish. "Jim Blister" waa a
length or twu ahead, which .isitioii lu
ihe race entered materially into the
condition ol the Isivs' Il nances Then
everybody related just koa n happeul
and "I told you so were in order.
Meaara. Shank BeOB., hide luivera lur
II. Metgcr. of Portland, are in this
n leity. '
I risl Andrews made itelivery Tuea
day of hi cattle, which be had sold lu
in, a Brnaan, ol aantiate. Prieo
I a I wua I'. cents pN - nnd
a m m m
"A Psaay saved la a reuuy a.raeS."
aVuaouiy I. Hi. li-ftMiu leugtii tor tau isylutf
II I. Irui' 11 iiimuiy lu lake. Tlmni ft sst.sisii ills
1 1 1. ,.,. u . 1, it ,, null,. 1 nri, U, . .u.l
vllslK, . ll bl.-sl a, li, ,i, ,, ui, .i, ,i...
.11,1 1.11U ihu ahulc 0.U111 ia a uaie ol ti.sliii
lin llu tuliilug M'asili Kwr Uulll.nl Huutl'a
i.ini. i-uuiaiu. leu duM. i-suui, ,,iiM,t
Itl.l ft I. .i.iii.i,, j lu la, ual) II, I
('uitstlpailua U aaietf b ttuutl . niu. i.
BTMBMA CITY "sLSCTIOS.
g. L. Barnetl SleeleS Hayer 0r
Charlee Barrett.
lh.- Athena city i'Iih'Iii'ii occurred
Tuesday and there was coiisidi-rahle
interest excited lu-twivli the ciuitse
tanls Tlie reeull ol tba election, waa
SB follow! K. L Harnett waa elected
mayor over Charles Harrvtl; Turn
Kirk, laiku I ran, c 0.0. llenrv, 11.
II Curtis, couiu 1 1 11x11 ; far, (Islu.ruo,
treasurer, Juaae Hmltb, recorder.
There Were ISO Vote polled I he citv
marshal ie to Is apisnnud by tbe
ciainoll.
BEECHAMS PILLS
our biltoun nnd nnewous Ilia,
nlok hnadaohn, dlssordorwsJ
Uvar and tmpnimd dtonataon.