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VOL. 13.
PENDLETON, UMATILLA COUNTY, OREGON, MONDAY, JANUARY 7, 1901,
no. .ions
(DULY EVENING EDITION
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Pendleton. Oregon
The Boston Store
The Big Sale is now on
When we advertise a sale, it means "your dollar grows in
purchasing value from 25 to 75 per cent."
THAT IS THE
Dress Goods, Underwear, Hoods, Jackets,
Hosiery. Blankets Capes, Waists,
Comforts, Tailormade Suits, Fascinators, Corsets,
Dress skirts. Men's Clothing, Shoes,
Petticoats. Overcoats, Furs.
Muslin Underwear
Wondfrt'ul value- tor the next fen day-. 86 doMQ gariQentS to, elot from.
A snap for hotel and lodging house keepers.
"i". dozen hemmed jfieetg at 25 per cent below regular price.
66 dozen pillow Hps at "Jo per rent below Njgtfttr price.
THE BOSTON STORE
Pendleton's Big Store.
OregonShortLineRailroad
thk hikki:t HOOM TC
Montana. Utah. I otonulu
and all Eatlc'-u Point
lilvel 1'QOiCV of two leVOrtt lollies. Vie tf.
rsio.N PACIFIC Kelt Hall Liuc, or We UP
UkAS'lig Scenic Unua.
No Change of Cars
on Uit- furlttnd-Uhlcaau oisiciel, "to riuuit In
lbs West."
Equipped Willi
blegant Standard Sleepers
Floe New Ordinary Tourist Sleeper;
Superb Library Buffet Cars
Splendid Diner aaeala a le carte
Free kc. lining Chair Car
Comfortable Coaches and Smokers
Entire Train Cooapletely Veatibulcd
' i '."ibcr mluruiallou apply to
o. tt. N Co., euiUuu. Or.
I - NAOBL. S7 C COMAN.
I re. Peal Af. feiu 'I AgeUl
141 Thlre St.. Portland. Oregon.
Take the...
Washington &
Columbia River
Railway
la Chieaao, sit. Paul, ht Loui, Kan
sas City, Ht. Joe. Oumha, m. J
All Points East and South
Portland and poi.te
oo the Sound.
Afrt,a Monday., Wednesday. ud Kridayset
" A6 m. Tue)4ye, Thursdays aud Saturday
. ' -o m
jtrt dally except Sunday at taw i
rot Information reardiu rale and . uui
"Uuom call oo or eddrae
W. AiiAMB. Ageul.
'm Peudlelou. Oregon.
i. tALUKEHEAD, U. Y. A..
Wall WaUa. Week
Our 46th
Cleanup Sale
Begins Monday.
Most stores with their sales are tilling news
papers, sidewalks ami store with "Phenom
rnallv Phenomenal Bargain News. ' We prefer
simply to hint about our sale in a modest man
ner ami let you judga lor wurself where yon ran
find the createst rediu tions. No neej to assure
you of corii-ct styles ami reliable iiualities. They
are here.
Our prues on all our winter goods are reduced
let these do their own talking.
If they could speak they would tell you they were
lower than yoo. could find at any other store in
Pendleton. Come and investigate.
Alexander
GOOD OF THE
for Infants and Children.
Caxtoria is a harnileM mlMtltvtc sVr evstor oil, Pur.
Mfie, lropw uud Sootliliitf HyruiMf. 11 i l'l.uunt. K
OUUMIIH lieitlu l Opianti jCorphl Iior oilier .ar.-uU.r
hiibsUtn. -. It destroys Woriua and allays, l,Vv'rihusj.
it curi'H liiarrtiii it uud Wind Colic It relieve Toetu-.
hi" Troubles uud (OlM Coaatlpeitlw. It r.-oiihit.-.. the
Htoiiuuh and liov.els, jji viiiif healthy and natural sleep,
ik. n.il.l i' ! 1.1.1 Tin- Mother I 'rieiid.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
CLEARANCE SALE
AT THE FAIR.
Our Special Ke-ductiun on lothlng, Heavy ( 'nderwear,
Ladier Wraps and WrtpppWI I oiitinuea until our praiSQt
atcck is reduced .ufficUntly tu make loom lor our spring
stock. onsider the priSSf quoted below.
M.-n's Suits from 5-20 to $14.40.
Men's Overcoats from $3.0u to I12 00.
Boys' suits from $1.20 to $6 40.
boys' Overcoats from Si 00 to $3.20.
Ladies' Jackets from ia.oo to $800.
Ladies' s Capes irom to f 10.40.
Ladies' Flannelette wrapper from 69c to $1 70.
See our goods and compare values before buying elsewhere.
THE FAIR, Bennett & Tarbet, Props.
Semfi-Annual
Jan. 7.
& Hexter.
: :
"BIO SALE.
GBNSBAL NEWS.
Thirteen colored women, wliow aue
niMpj rroaa SB t" 1 are atbtading
nitflit Mbool in Jertey City, an.l takina
thoir Aral IpaiKina in rcailinir. Svoral
! of the olilr wotnt'ti wore lnrn in
' alavery.
Dan Stuiirt, the priM liixbt pronmlor,
ii.ei aaUrarleed a itatatnenl that be
will Mil i n ti(j tiitlit in Ouratm OHj
NrvHiU, between Mnv '..'' aifl June 10.
the tight to U for the heavyweight
' clianipionahii.
Kin iinilerwriti-ra HiifferiMl terri lily
Inrini: 1H00. The aggregate lire la.s ot
the I'nite.l Statea nii.l Chii)a during
the rear inst rloeed, aa oonplla. vm
.arelnllvk.il re.-enl . wai HO,9M,'
2M :in Incraaee oyer the loaa ol lw.
Prat, Mwtfd A. Koaa. recent ly l
Slanfor.1 nnivereity, haaJicen engaged
ly tin- regenta of the t'niveraity of
Nebraaka. He will begin work next
month nl a anlarv of I'JIkXl it year. The
position wiia created for him
Frank Jajpea, brother ol .lease
James, the noted bandit, loat his tight
for the doorkeeperahip of the Mitaoarl
house of representatives. On the tlrat
ballot James receixed but 16 vote.
On the second ballet he withdrew.
.lames H, Kekles, president of the
Illinois forestry exposition, hits invited
Governor Rogers to direct the slate
department of forestry, rlali and game
to l.iske an exhibition of Washington
products nt the tirst annual exhibition,
to be bald la Obicaeo, Pabraarr la
21, 1SKM.
The nary dapartnvaol ima called apoa
the superintendent ol the naval academy
for a report on charges submitted by
Representative Roach, of Virginia, to
the efreel thai marine minii'd Hobart
QraaBi a cn.lel from Ohio, had died
from pneumonia, ami that the decks
were washed beneath him while he
lay in his hammock on the Sautee.
PACIFIC NORTH W FST NaWS.
William Kngland, the pioneer
hanker, die.1 in Balim iik.'.'.! 72 years.
He leaves a wife, Mrn. Olive S. Kng
land. of Salem.
Receipts of the I'ortland poitolllco
for the year were 13,016.887.87 f
an increatie of :::t4.4'2 over ly9, when
they were tl,M,2H.8B,
The Pioneer woolen mills at Hallas,
1 jlk county, will resume operations
,1. ut January 20, according to Mr.
Carter, .M OltM proprietors. These
mill have Ihoii closed for several
months.
Portland will, in a lew days, have a
circulating free library, as the outcome
of many months ol care'ul, systematic
effort oil the part of a number of her
puhl inspirited citiiens, both men and
women.
eiiator Gaafga W, Mcllride arrived
in Portlaiul from Washiugloii Friday
to lofik after bis political lences. tat
Ore ion legislature, to assemble next
week at Salem, will choose his MOOM'
sor. tie is a candidate for re-election .
The lam i lies of J. K. Romig and
John McLean, at La (irande, who
have been all) I. ted with smallpox, are
all convalescent. Their houses are
beiiiL' thoroughly lumiguled, anl that
town is now entirely clear of that dis
ease. Recently, Frank Ilavuy, of Salem,
grand overseer of the A. O. V. W. for
Oregon resigned hia )x)itioii Oraii.l
Master Workman Ralph reeney has
anpointed Prof. 11. J. Hawthorne,
ot hugene Lodge No. to till the un
expired term.
The state ui.Hiical Ixiard at I'ortland.
decided that lleiirich Volp, ol Barna,
Haraay ooaaty, had milawully oh
tamed a licenatt to practice i.iedicine
in the state. Volp wus not present,
though he had Ijeen summoned and
hud acknowledgetd the receipt ol the
Miiiiiions.
Atitoriaiis ure circulating u petition
among shippera und business men of
that pluce, in an endeuvor to ae. ure a
lajycotl agailiat the O. R. ,V N, Co.,
the ijetition being nothing more tnau a
hiuding agreuiiiHiit not to patronir.u
I he i orp. .ration until it shall extend to
-tor in the aame freight rates us ure
allowed points on the sound.
W. Qa Overboil, a pioneer of (iranl
ciiuiity. died ut hi- home at Canyon
City, a few days ug... Deatli came
while be voir read In. a mugutine. Il
was in his UkiiuI heulth up to the
lime the IMMBOBI came. Ills uge was
M Man, He came to iram .oimty
ill W4. His brother D, Q. Overboil',
of ( unvoii Citv. survivea bin.
A child three yearn of age 'bed of
drunk. . .. . the other day in New York
City. The parents aaid they hud given
the child whisky to strengthen him
In their aboeuce he found 4 IjotUc of
whisky and drauk Irom it, until he fell
over iu a drunken stupor, from which
the physician could not arouse him.
That is only one case- in several canes
of baby drunkards recently uotcl. The
importaut fact is that alcoholic stiniu
Luita quickly develop the alcoholic habit
in children. Tins fact ia jual us true
when the alcohol is disguised aa a medi
cine, a ' sarsaparilla " or other "coin
pound " So many uiediciues contain
alcohol, to the same extent that it ia con
tained iu beer or whisky, ih.it pan nt-,
should be cautious what medicines they
give their children.
There is absolutely no alcohol, whisky
or intoxicant iu .my form in Or. Pierce a
(kilden Medical Discovery, neither doae
it contain opium or any other narcotic.
It is a blood-making and bo.lv-building
medicine. It does not make nabby flesh
but gol, firm flesh and muscle. Jt is
pleasant to the taste.
"My four JSMS "'M daughter had auflcrcd trucn
iiidigcauuu uud bowel trouble fium birth." writes
Mr.. Luuie Ateu of Haldiuouut, iACk.w.una
Co l'u. " rtir treutmeat glvea ber l,y home
docVjr. afforded but leinjoiaiy relief Ji.t
February abe was taken with severe ustn iu
the boiscls. l-alowed by violcut vouotiuy Km
eaueriemied diffacultv la uaMiug unue. which,
wueu t-oui. aeposiuta a muay saainurat. 1 ue
alarmed from her tvmotoiu aud wrote to
the World a uunxaaary Mcdl -1 aasouaUoo of
UurJalo, N. Y . isveSrioa ia reply a letter advia
log the use of Dr. piarcaV. Outdeu Medi al Lu
..orery. i.jgcthei with a auerial niediiiae which
they sent This liae of treatment 1 followed for
about two mouth., at the end of which time my
child was eujoyiua; a;ood health, sod she haa had
uo severe attack of ludigeatiou since.
Free. Dr. Pierce's Medical Adviser,
1008 pages, in paper covers, ia sent free
on receipt of 21 one-cent stamp, to defray
expense of 'nailing only. Address Dr.
K. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
THE CONSTITUTION
FOLLOWS THE
FLAG.
Ex Secretary Carlisle Before
the Supreme Court,
... .
PORTO RICO PART OF UMTED STATES
Tbe President in an KxecutlTe Officer Only
ami His No Rigbt to Exercise Ibe
Legislative Function.
Washington, Jan. 7. 'ohn U. 1'ar
lisle. ex-sccretnrv of tne Ireasurv .made
nn arifiiment before I ha Mpraffla court
Of the I'nitcd Statea today in furor of
the theory that the constitution nilOWs
the f 1hC .
The MM ih thai al OarhM Arm
strong, n Brltlah narchMI at Ponce,
Porto Kico. Mr. ArmstroiiK sva that
he paM duties ;ik'rei;iil 1 m: S1,59Q
iim (foods which he received in Porto
Kico from New York, Philadelphia ami
Baltimore, lie hiics to recover the
money on tbe Kroiind that, Porto Kico.
Iieiii now United Slates anil, duliea
cannot loyally ' ollected there mi
American Mods. The case puts to a
left the McKinlev miIIcv of treat
iiiK our ntw HissoasionH as subject
colonies.
Carllils's Argument.
laeratary Garliala'a contentions are:
I irt The constitution of the
United Statai raaahai over every por
tion of the national domain, whether
in the form of Mate, territories or
districts, because this constitution pro
ridel lot territories aa well as slates.
Ity the protocol ami treaty ot peace be
tween this government and Spain the
island f Porto Kico was ceded to and
aaoaptad by the Ualtad states. This
was an absolute change of title and
sovereignty. Il ia no longer foreign
territorv, but ih a pnrl of the United
States. '
Second Ours is a constitutional
goveramant livery public otllcer,
w hether heloiiuinu to the lesris lat ive,
eiecutive or judicial depart merit, ia
subject to a written constitution, and
every peraon, however exalted or hiiin-
nie, owe etwdianaa to its provisions
and Ih entitle.! to its protection.
"Third--The pr. -ident of the United
States is an executive nlliccr only. He
has no right to exercise legislative
functions. The imposition by execu
tie order ol ciistoius duties on com
merce Ix-tween the island of Porto Kico
ami other pail ol the I'lilted Statea
after the treat v of neace ami the ex
change of ratifications is unauthorized
and von I, umt the col lection ol such
duties in without warrant of law.
" Fourth A government without
limitation was never intended by the
(anodan ( the nation. They sought
to establish, uud did cstahliah, a con
stitutional republic which furnishes a
a rilteii guarantee of protection to all
its inhabitants. The idea Unit in uuy
.no portion of the country tl xecu
th e and legislative authority is subject
to restrictions and limitations and that
in another portion it is without any
restrict ion or limitation, that in one
part a republican government exists
ami in another part an unlimiletd
daapotiaaa, is repugnant to the theory
ti)ii which the government Wn
founded livery inhabitant is entitled
to tbe protaotion tjfardad by tin. bin
of rights."
TUG excrreo hlipinos.
A Number of III. Leaders Hroke Ih.
oatb ot All.alaas.
Wusbiugloii, Jan. 7. The duporta
tfaa by GarstfaJ MacArthur ol the
Filipino leaders Mubini Pilar,
Riaarat. Trias, t'apmo and twenty
other., toiiiiam ia in the line of de.
vaUtpaaant al proof taamhad for by tba
American general that the insurgeiitN
Iihv. u. toullv esluhliahi'd a iiiuta in
Muiillu. Thew men had taken the
oatb of allegiuii.e but in reality had
kept in communication with Fili
pinos in the Hold, supplying them
with information, liuam thua heroin.",
the new "botany bay" prison lor
political offend. -ra.
boms kvii iiki: N(HMMwi;sr,
S British Detachment was Madly Done
Up in sn lDxag.iu.nl.
Loudon, Jan. r Lord Kitchener
agrapha under date of the sixth:
"Yastafdsy (iessfal liamugton aofjaajad
Ih larey's und Hteeukamp'u loininan
doa, al Nauwaairt. The enemy waa
forced lo retiru to the northwest. Oai
casualties have not yet hoen received,
but are reM)rtal alishl. Tin. Boat
doctor ad lull tad thul twenty llo.rav.ere
killed arid POUodad. .oiuiiiaiidaut
Pg pre v waa taken prisoner. Il apa.ars
from the reports ol the woumlral, who
have srrived ut ileilbruii, tlntl a de
tuibinent ol oii.-hiiiidred-twenty
liisMHt balojegloaj la Qaoaral Knox's
command, asms into . ont.i.-t with a
Mipariar foraa of Hoers near Lindlay.
I regret to nay, Lieutenant Lang and
two Other officers and liftenn mull were
killed ami two olhcers and twenty men
wounded. 1 have uo details Horn
Knox of this act Ion."
CoAl PAMINi;"lN"CHI:YENNE.
told W.alb.r and kink, in t.lorado
tne Caus..
Cheyenne, Wyo., Jan. V.--II the cold
weather continues another week
Cheyenne will have lo submit to the
:n. ..n vm unices and har.lehips ot a coal
famine. 'The lack of uiul is due to the
inability of the oporators to till orders,
notwitlistaudiiig the fad that they
have ineieasod their forces, tuatalled
new machinery, opened new mines,
etc 'The order ol the government for
over KJU.USJ car loads ol coal to be
delivered on the i 'acino coast, which
was placed with the hock Hprings
increased orders from Kansas, Ne
braska, South Uakota, Idaho and Utah
and the local demand, which is the
heaviest over known, add to the
difficulties encountered by the coal
companies. Kxperieaced coal miners
are alao scarce, and there is hardly a
mine in the state that is working full
time. The highest wages ever paid
coal miners in the west are offered.
Uhevenne has heeii drawing upon lh
liehls of northern Colorado for a por
tion of her fuel, but in eonaaqttaBoa of
tbe lalmr troubles there il ih feared
this supply mav DO cut oft altogether.
It la believed that the present situa
tion will result In tin. epanlngaf many
new mines in the state during the
year.
A RAILROAD COMBINATION.
Interstate lommerns tail Atlsntlon lo
It In Its Rsport.
Washington, Jan. 7, Ureal com-
I. imii ion , of al I t he railroad lines iu
the United states are predicted hv the
interalate commerce commisaioii, and
it le declared that these oomblnationi
will make the patron ol the mads the
gauiei The evlle which competition
oegets, ' ' aava the coniniission. "will
largely diaappear, and miiiiv of the
worst forms of discrimination will
cease. Owing to wasteful competition
transportation hv rail actuallv coata
more than it should. To eliminate
that competition will b to work an
actual Having in the cost, of the ser
vice, and Ibis should red. .end to the
benefit Ol both the carrier aud the
shipper."
Arraignment of the riiilroada for
having "made 110 attempt to conform
their practices to tbe spirit of the law "
alao is a feature of the four! tb
annual report ot the interatate com
merce coinmiasioii I h lajdornnienf. haa
been received hv OOBgfOOB, and is ol
interest to every railroad olllcial and
every shipper. It hog in a with an
allusion to the additional legislation
recommended m previous reports.
aud which iu the mind of the coiiiiiiIm-
sioii ia ahaolutelr necessary lo hc. ure
the enforcement ol the intent ol the
act, but. on which congress bus not
taken action.
COLD snap IN PARIS.
A Number of Dsathi From ths Severs
Weather.
Paria, Jan. 7. The cold snap here
continues. There ia greut suffering
among the poorer claasea. Ninedealha
irom aiaoettre occurred last night.
Keports from the provinces say many
have perished from the cold.
Haxlna al Wast Point.
Washington. Jan. 7. Vest in the
senate today introduced an amend
Blent providing against basing at West
Point, making expulsion the penally
lor violation of the act al the military
academy al that name.
Mutiny Among Troops.
Ilruasels, Jan. 7. Advices from the
Congo Free State says a mutiny among
native troops occurred recently. .Seri
ous outrages are reported
rouNu KituuaR a hrro.
tirandll.ph.W or Ih. Bo.r Ki President
Sav.d a Starving Sheep.
An Knglish clergyman had the ex
treme haidihoiHl of relating an mice
dote in a Dublin paper that reflects
great credit upon a near relative, a
grand nephew, of Knglaud's arch
enemy. Haul Kruger. lie was slaying
at ilondalough with two friends, and
while hunting on the upa-r lake, under
Camaderry moeiitain, noticed a sheep
pitifully bleating on a ledge about IIMNI
feet up the sheer cliff. The animal
had been I here for days and was in a
state of semi-starvation. The a,asanla
about had resolved to about it and thus
end its misery. Young Kruger, how
ever, easayeii to peaeae it. He tied a
pie. of tarred twine around the sides
of his ImhiIs und climbed up the lace of
the precipice, much to the anilely of
bil trlenda, The operation tisik him
.pule two hours, during which the
aligbleat uiialeiuliuess or wavering
would have cost him his Ufa, Half
way up he shouted down that Iu, aaald
not move further. With a llnal effort,
however, lie gradually worked his way
up, reaenad the animal and lowered
it cuutioiiely until be regained the
ijat. ids intrepid act excited Intense
admiration among the SpaetafOfS Ilia
task aeeined utterly impoSHiblu and in
auv SVenl was attended with terrible
danger. Voting Kruger wus ut tbe
time a medical student al Fdniburg
university, and on the declaration 01
wur sailed for South Alma
KNOWS MUHk THAN OWNKR.
Iowa Mono Proves lis Superior I it -t.lllg.n...
A Ollntoa dm, m. ui own a barna
which is one of the, most sensible ani
mals in Iowa, nam tbe Chicago 1 1 1 1 . 1
Ocean. A horse which aaiuoeses "horse
senna' la to be eonajretoleled and us
owner pitied, as the aiiiln.il will in
volve him in all K.i, 1 of trouble and
often plane bin i all kinds of embar
rassing positions. That bones do
aiaecas "lioree mtiiee' 1 met sometimes
to a large degree, wea shown during
the re 1, nt period when Clinton WSS
lie hound. The owner ol thu horse put
u large loud on the wuwoii und started
m roas the river to Fulton. The ani
mal had uo shoes on, and It was with
difficulty that it made its way along
thu icy roadway, but it kept phabling
on. While crossing the Mississippi
river it struck a more dllhVult proposi
tion, aa Ibe ice waa so ainootb that the
homo could scarcely walk, and illinally
gave up iu disgust thu attempt to drag
the heavy load to Dm Illinois ahore
It bIo.,,1 still for a moment as though
lost in deep thought, then in spite of
the li 1 ,ei, turned lor terra Ilrma
I ho drayman tugged nt the lines and
shouie.1 "Whoa" to the horse until Ins
adam'e apple slid out of place, hut to
no avail. that horse hsd "horse
sense," and was Milling to prove it
Ul I .-C .1 u. ...I - - 1. ........
niraiglll Mown ni:i mill iiou, li wu,it,
then turned off at a side street aud
after golug a lew blocks, walked
through two wide open doors into a
blacksmith shop ami placed one of its
feet up. o the footstool aud looked
knowingly at the blacksmith, lie look
tin, hint, dropiaal ins cornoon piiw uu
went to work with a will and soon had
four brand new shoes on the animal .
Dm lag the utawalfun the horse would
occasionally look hack over it
shoulder St its master, who had re
mained a passive silulor ol the
strange proceedings.
Mi.r Hie hoofs bad all been
smoothed off and the blacksmith had
said SI .20 ulease. tbe horse willingly
drew its load to the destination desired.
TO CUBB A COLD IB ONK OAT.
'lake lavxatlve Bruuio Uululue Tablets. All
druggists rvluiiu the luuuey II 11 talis to cura.
Bw. (jiuve's slgualure Is u each box. 16c.
TO BUILD CANAL
REGARDLESS OF
ENGLAND.
Morgan Presents a Report to
the Senate,
11
STRONG PLEA FOR NICARAGUAN ROUTE
Points Out Kelsons Why Knnland lust Coo
sent lo nil tlnllril States Golnri
Alis.nl Willi III Woik.
Washihirtmi. Jan. -en.itor Mor
gan, of the committee on the IntM'
oceanic canal matter, t.alav presented a
long teporl on the Isthmian canal bill
pending 111 the senate, The report
BMtkea a Strang Brntnent, fasn Iibj tim
sslaatlaa of the Nicaragua instead of
the Panama route, and uys If the
lull becomes a law, it is aitfe to expect
an agreement can he made with lircat
Britain, aa favorable at leaat to tbe
United Mate- as that contained 111 the
Hay Pauncefnte treaty, baeanaa the
canal would a ol incalciiithle value to
her North and Central American poa
SSSalonS, und congress should not hesi
tate even in view ol the aissible ob
leetnuiH from t.reat Britain, Kngland'a
naval power iu reference to eommanil
of the (ireytown inlet to the Nicaragua
canal ia qalte over estimatnl by
popular opinion it declare, an.'
farther iBTOrS the passage of tbe canal
hill regardless or Rniland's action
Upon the aitieiide.l I lav Patlnccfote
treaty
Wants to Find His Uncls.
John King, ot ChieagO ia 111 Pendle
ton todav and w ill leave on tomorrow
morning's train for Walla Walla. He
is making Inquiries lor the where
abouts of his uncle, Ku hard Kaighart,
who waa engaged 111 the stock business
in the curlv days in the Walla Walla
country. Sir King haa not beard
from hi- uncle lor thirty years, hii.I as
he wss passing through this aeetiou
on his way to Portland, he decided to
stop at Pendleton and Walla Walla
ami make the inquiries. Mr. King's
address ia ill care ol Auditorium
Motel, Chicago, III.
lieorge Ferguson is under arrest at
LawlstaUi Idaho, charged with cattle
atealing. Ilia aasm into was Jack Need
w ho est aped the ..Mirers.
John Raton, aged ., years, died at
Car,,ii. Union county, on the M iu
stent, lie served in the civil war and
was a 1 sinner.
a
Acker's
Saved Her Life
About two mile, la.m Yasser,
Mich ,
I M.
where I kr. p a drug .lore lives Mr.
Ilrall She wn-, v, 1 v
Irk and hop, Irs.,
with coiisunipi ion
I wai, lied hei . See
with Interest .p.
she lasgati lakms
Aek.r'a Knglish
K.iued loi r.. 1,
sumption, because
I hudlirurd -si
iimrh al
Its Wonderful
cures. Well.
sir, pel h ip
y u will
dullhl II, hill
Willi lev own
ey.--, , suw tin- w. io 01 -. 1 well and strong
Ml 1I1..I leBMUy In a nn sholl lime the
'Olud. Stolilasl, In -1 lulu . iVrle heuled up.
thesorenes. w. nt avvu and iheeesaa fus
ing on geah Hh. herself said Mi Milliard,
I owe 11, v hie P. V. 1 11 l.n,!h-h Ih tniHly.
It ia 11 rerlulii uir In Mi- llrull
11eigl1h.11 h I lei 1 iv iu- occasion
111111I1 uoiunssnt, a. you ran sesili andea
tnd lli 1 in-, u .1, ..it. w 1 b'.rybods
thought 11 wn Iv 11 ipiesiion oi .1 little
while until site vv .ui. 1 ,11,. 1 1 . 11 a .Inly
udruKf li to wiii. I Ills letter, .0 thai there
tired he no more .1, ail. Iroiu 1 onutupti,,ii.
(Sigiie.li F. A. Ill LlASn. V.issar Mich.
HoldutiV ,Mk' andil a laitile, ihroughoat
the llnin ,1 Stun-- .uui I 'anada und in F.iia-
land. ul Is .'d , M Is 1.1 II v ou are Ind
aatlslicd sitaff l,ll 1 liar . 1, turn the Lottie lo
your druggist, and yet puttl money back.
HV.laS,,.,:, 'i, lee.iNlrr.
w. at ui 11 ik m a t"J rVfaMBBsa Ban !..
Bul l br BSBBS .s vi. I ........ P. 1, lion, u. or.
BAD COLDS
o 1. u v,.r. I- l..isl .'vSIs ,1,, In.! lies
hats t. 1 i.e. 1 msni I . s, P s vvjn 1 All
Pl.lJ Uall, .1 -lyn.iuu tr.,1,1 th.il susrg) l cn.wd a
arsaa's urdllml, lu.tii.ri.l int.. laulvr li..,m .it. l
ahurt Hit w,.,.l v,,l,ls uvur idghL
"It ass Ihu ...ul cr .a gilp 1 wvsr liatl. A hall
1 . nn 1.. i. i..m! .ttrs .iirvs Still it hung ue
Heard ut Uw liYNAMK'TAHITKN. Ten.) uuur
llelit th .Uippad lailll Soki Sud 1UU4I1 the Srsl
11111111. I siaiiwea an,l recoeiaieiid thru. t.. the is,i
pi. " I1AIU LAI HBNLBY, n etsa.b.1 Peiurrsa.
aial Altai,., lot Sait..i.i,u ttrrsl, Saji risticlK-,,,
July 7, I OJ
"Wllllar rohU lis, v .!., I it ..!.., III. lis te
m, Ih, , miu h.r, si.a .l.v tor nr. 1.0.. Hut th.
kw4 was ssueiaal .uddsnli MKMUvl S UVNAMk)
TAHI LkS li.11, ....Mil. and seal .lisip.rsd la
a oiupls f .1.,. Notliiii. ,lsw l.s tin. f.r ui.."
MRS KM MA I Hull Iff, II B. as at, Sal. Iran
" live evr.M Hi. .tr.'.l Ir-U. ahsrs BSIM'SL'S
llYNAMI. I AHI I.SS si uaals Taal I. Sur I St.l
' kii... rear ssu. wdus allkauj nullse Itwl
. .Iavii ls.u allh u,s for .sir sial Irnslii. a nsi, 1
. ,,t.. Noui, II I s WINSLt, CpiUllsl,
SJI7 Wasaltuiluu SUa.1, Han Ktsikisvu. Auau.1 in,
isuu.
S.,,1 als,ld l-r iitsaU 111 .Uuips l,y I NLA Ml
liKI'il H) , Wa.lili.jt " Slrasl, Sail ViuUj
Alsu M sal. fo a .' s"'. KolPPlCNh
fUAkalA. 1
Nasal
CATARRH
In all its stun P.erv
.houtd ho , kuiiiius...
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Ui dkieVnaH Btt-tubu 'U.
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r.y ft cajJti ui lUtt l.v ..tl
siuinklv.
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ovctf tU bicui brai ue miti la t,batrUHl. ltolief Lat im
1 1 . 1 1 ! , j (.t aUtti si t 1 1 1 1 t'j.i'ivtn. U 111 btH tit
nut prutlucaj IMMriMi ' gu Siej, iW uajuit ftt Dili'
Iwl or by liittil ; Trial MUjk li) CatfiU by wail.
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