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PENDLETON, UMATILLA COUNTY, ()EW)N, FRIDAY, JANUARY U, 1901.
NO. 4020
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.GROCERY STORE
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nthinu more then selling goods
si at the lute Mouse 'iniciTV
L ilir gnoils Ii ir I v satisfaction
I ciihiitcr In snv Mull Int iif -
Qrocntei
Hand as another order. "
. irrv consists solflv if
nich are of proved merit, No
gndea are ROM an "MR."
Hiuis mlr unuei us true colors.
i .irr reins -mi My reasonable. .
Our 46th Semiannual
Cleanup Sale
Begins Monday, Jan. 7.
)th. Poilofflce,
Most stores with their sales are lilliu news
papers, sidewalks and store with "Phenom
anally Phenoniiuiil Barfrnin News.'' We prefer
simply to hint ahout our salt in a modest man
ner and let you judge for yoursel where vou enn
find the greatest reductions. No need to assure
you of correct, styles and reliable qualities. Thcv
IK here.
Out prices on all our winter Rood are reduced
let these do then own talking.
If they could speak they Wdbld tell you they were
lower than you could nod at .u.s othi i store in
Pendleton, Come and investigate.
Alexander & Kexter.
The io$ton Store
he Clearing up OddsandEnds Sale
ill continue until the 20th of January
There are lots of opportaftitiet here to huy goods
tit r (hired ju it'cs, in Nome line.- at just.
ONE-HALF MARKED PRICE.
ickets and Capes at half price.
Fur collarettes at half price.
Tailor made suits and skirts at half price.
txceptional values in hemmed and hemstitched sheets and
pillow cases, lace curtains, blankets, comforts, white
preads, underwear, hosiery, hock towels, dress goods, etc.
UR GREAT MUSLIN UNDERWEAR SALE STILL CONTINUES
THE BOSTON S I ORE
Pendleton's Big Store.
Time Hohedule aanivr
From Pnndlslon. rmiv
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hi I 'low," and Kast, vie "i:ih n
I iii, Xl ersavsta,
Ocean Sleam "H"
from Portia.
for ban Krsnclico-
Kv.iry five days.
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for Infants and Children.
OttHtoria la iutnuleit lUbetitllte 0M Ca.stor Oil, i" u. -Kurie,
Urop8 and. Kootliiug hyrup. It In PUMUtaut. It
. ..ni. ii us neilli. i Opium, Miiiilue nor other Nareotic
NiihsUiuee. It leHtroi Won. is and ullajw I'ever.HUnesn.
It euren JHurrlnea and "W ind Colle. Jt relleven TMtli
Intr TruubUm und cure CoortlpattOH. It i i-nlai. the
Htomiu'li uud lioweu, ffvinif healthy anil natural nleop.
The OhUdreu'i luuacea The Mthr' I riead.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the Signature of
In Use For Over 30 Years.
. COMPANY. It -UHIIH
CLEARANCE SALE
AT THE FAIR.
Our Spooist JUduotion on Clotbisgi Heavy Uderwaur,
jjaa' Wrapg and Wrappftra conttniiee until our present
stick is redttOSd BttfflcionU U Uiskq iodui lor our bpriug
,M)ck. 'ouaiiler the pi'iee-H quoted DfloW,
Men's Suits ffOM $5 to to i4. w.
Men's Overcoats lroni $j.jo to Si z o'.
Lloy.s' suits lroni t.ao tu $0 40.
Boys' Overcoats from $1.60 to $3.20.
ladies' Jackets (rotn a.bo to $Soo.
) .amies' s Capes lroni $4 "" tu I10.4Q1
Ladies' Flannelette wrappers from bye to $1.70.
See our noods and compare values before buying elsewhere.
THE FAIR, Bennett & Tarbet, Props.
GENERAL NEWS.
OonfreenBan trunk oinrk .lieil Mr
liis liomp at. IVtnrklwiro, N. H., Wei
nowlny n iu;ht , of quick ninminiition.
reauliitiuii nc adopted by the!
Minsonri hnuae of reirpaeiitativeii
nemorialiilna eonnn's to allow UH
I Filipinos to octalilish n ifovernnii-nt of
I their own.
John It. J. Lane, Pelleted to have I
been the oldett Free Mnnon in the
united Btatex .iie.l in Ohioago ei-
noKday age.l HW. I.ang jnimil the
'order in Seotlaml in lS'io.
Kniifaf City pajraltfaHM earryinji on
the ernaadx for conumlaorv vac
cination heann recently, on Tliur
day heKan n hoimo to honae can
vaBP, vaccinating every one m colli. 1
not display a boxhI acar.
Freight traltic olliciala of the great
railromlH met in Chicago to reduce the
rates 011 iilntn, hars and structural
tihapea, including steel rails. It ia un
derstood that rates efl billet! and pig
iron has. been HiihoriKcd.
The nrmy canteen is to lie alsilishrd.
Tlie senate hv a vi-rv decisive vote,
concurred in the house provision rela
live to the nrniv canteett, Onlv 15
voles iHinld ho niiistere.1 in oiiposition
while .14 wen- can in lavor of it.
Ihr.nigli rates fiom tli.- twin cities
to the const have been cut hv tin-
Northern I'ncilii Soo Paelfld and (ircnt
Northern The north DOMl rale en 10
day transportation was cut lroni Slit)
tof.'iii; between eastern terminals and
Spokane it as reduced from s.0 to
MS .AO.
BARRIER TO THE
BUILDING OF
CANAL.
Great Britain's Intimation
the State Department.
to
sight the great things in store for the
infant country for which Ihev were
legislating. The government's op
ponents claim that the presidenl
should have aited according to everv
word and letter of the contitnt ion in
the case t) Porto Hico, and if so. then
lie ought to have put Into effect all
International revenne laws and onatomi
laws, and every inhahitant of Port,,
Riot) should be under the necesaitv of
complying with every provision
revenue tnws and war taxc "
ohn 11. Carlisle followed Ittoritej
Ceneral tiriigs to etpouiul the en
stitntion.
BRITISH COMPANY HAS A CONCESSION
o
If Matters Are as Stated be United States Will
Hare to Buy the Company's Rights or
Put Off the Work Until 1117.
pacific nhhthwest news.
Capt. linrunoff, piuueer Itiissian resi
dent of Sill.. i Aluska, is missing, and it
is believed thai he has been murdered
hv Indians.
Charles King, agod 48, a pfoealMMt
railroad contractor, is .lend from heart
failure at Taconia, following a severe
attack of tnnsiliti.
A. II. FiUgcrald, a pioneer of 152,
died at his home in Iniiependenee.
ngeil v years, lie cam dregon in
1H.'C und settled in Marion county m
IsaH.
In a lire at Nainpn, Idaho, in a
wash-house two Chinese were hurnod
to death. There were seven Chinese
in 'lie place, und the others were res
ell d with difllciilty . one being budly
burned.
The district bur usHociution met at
I.ewiston, Idaho, und urruiigcd for a
John M.nsh.ill colehrulion. to he held
Feb. 4. John K. McUride was selected
tor urutor of the day. Judge McUride
was the lirst chief justice ol Idaho.
A petition in involuntary hunkruptcy
was tiled in the United States court in
I'ortlaiid by Allen .v. Lewis, I.ang A
Oo.i and Oleejet v Deven.wlM ask that
the Ashland Grocery company, of
Ashland, be adjudged a bankrupt by
the court.
Some time ago a prominent capital ist
offered I" build and np-rate n smelter
in I'ortland if he should he guaranteed
100 tons of ore daily. I'ralhc Manager
Campbell ol the O. K. tV N. today an
Mnoed that the guamnty had I D
tilled by mining companies operating
along the line of the railroad.
The people of Seattle have OOflSpteted
the reisiiig of a ?100. (Kill bonus tC be
paid Moran Urns, couipanv of Seattle
upon the launching of the line
sbeathed battleship which they have
been awarded by the navy department.
Morans' bid of IJUI37,M must lie
a .-l (100,000 to bring it within the
limit fixed by congress.
( NBBBjaj DeCi aged a student at
the Northweatern busmeaN college at
Spokane, died Wednesday as a result
of undue exi'ltuinent brought on by a
friendly boxing bout, 'three doctors
were called in, hut could do nothing,
as the young man died u (ear minutes
altei being taken Hi, Weakueaa
of tie heart - hereditary in the
family, I low's lather having died of
the discaae.
n
My'
Rail
Road
Men
In all depurtuieuU
of active isrvn'i
stand iu uced uf the
reodinet,. of mind
and iiioiui.tu.x-. ol
action which depend ou a healthy nerv
ous system, l-t a railroad man be "rat
tled," end every lite depending on bin
U in duuger. A great many railroad
in. 1 1 haw louud in Dr. Pierce's Golden
Medical Iiiscovery a valuable tonic for
the At-isliained nervous aystrui. It
boildl up the body, puritiea the blood,
nourishes the nerves, and induces u
healthy upjwtile and refreahiug bleep.
" I Hifleic.l fur iii years with ruiu(is.tiuii and
uungrst: ,ti .lunug which Uuir l . uipioyeu av-
;,,i . i.o. uul lory oouiu umi re. .. u.y
cral
v. ii Mr O. I'uuul. wrll ol l-.urrka
Springs, i in lull Co. Art. "I frit that thrn
was no hclo lor in. . could nut retain food ou iny
atomucli. bad vi-i tiao uud.MruuM fall lieli.l. .. to
thr floor Two years jho I coinnirntec. taking
O, ... Ootl I'll Medical OlsLOvery and 110
tli- ' Pallets, 1 umi iwpiovcd from thr start. Af
ter takiuK twrlv. bottles of t lie ' lliacuvrry ' I
was able to rio light work, aud have been im
proving rver since.
Send .'i one-cent aUmp to pay aa
Gnte of mailing and get Dr. rietee'l
edical Adviser in paper covers, fret.
dddresa In K. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. V.
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Washington, Jan. II. The senators
who have been confident that Great
Britain would speedily accept the He)
I'auncel'ote treat i as amended, without
demand ina any aoateetaloni iu return,
I tVl had their ulcus rudely dlltarbed.
Through the state department the in
timet ion has come that in order In pro
tect the vested internals of its own
citizens, (ileal llritain inusl either
reject the treaty or secure an under
standing iu advance that in case o
construction of the Nicaragua canal,
these interests will ho recogmred or
ii uecessnrv imrchased bv the I'nited
Slates. Ties position is taken because
ol the start I nm d iseoverv Hint a Uritish
company owns a ao-icnr concession oh
taioed from the N iciiratinan govern
inent in ISilT, by w hich it. has an entire
inonopolv of transporati n the San
.luau river, from N imragiinu lake to
the Cnrribean sea. The plans of the
propose ! snip canal contemplate usiim
the Snn Juan river course mentioned
(MllcSH i, lie led, this IH llll lll'-olllte
bar to the ownership of the canal by
the I'nited States until 1027.
DKhi.oNlAN PUB. (,'t) , foudla
HAWAIIAN ISLANDS NEWS.
Chines Must Register; Negro Labor In
the Island: Sulolde of a Newspaper
Man.
nan Franeleeo, Jan. 11. Advices
from Honolulu, received here hv
steamer, say: Or.lers have been
recently received here bv the collector
I internal revenue that all the
t'hinese Ml the islands prior to the
l llh of June P.SJO, must In. rnmstcred
under the laws of the United States hv
June Is of this year.
The .-any coming of several hundred
negro lumilies Iron, the south to work
in the cane fields ol Hawaii ia beinu
awail.-d with u ureal deal of interest.
It is thoueht that the southern ncirro
will solve the oueNt ion of keepine un
thu plantation supply now that the im
portation of t hiliese and Japanese
I la Vet hare I ii broken of! by Amri-
an laws.
W. Horace Wright, formerly well
known on the coast, lawyer, associate
lilor of the Independent and hsal
representative of the Ssn I'riincisco
Call committed suicide I lecemher Ml .
by taking a deea ol carbolic acid. He
lleil sittliu: III his chair in the lule-
pesdent ofnoe,
I he various Chinese I who were
disfranchised under the recent ruling
of the treasury department, have sub
scribe, I several hundred dollars a I ready
as a fund to be used to pay the ex
penses of testing the case. They will
spare no elloris to establish their rights
as they hud 'thoiiLfht were eu:iruntoed
them under the organic law.
i-tiorge II. ( amen the chief . oiinsel
of the Mormon church returned last
Saturday from Maui, where he had
passed nearly a week visiting the
' 'ties ol his early labors in these is
lands. Mr. Cannon and party will re
main in Honolulu until Saturday.
January when they will leave (or
Salt Lake on the steiuner eahindia.
CASE IN SUPREME! COURT.
It Is Coii landed lli.it Imposition of Uuly
en Llg,uor Is Not Legal
Washington, Jan. II. The brief of
W. Wicliuiu Hlllitb. attorney for I iSSiri
CrosaUiuu, in the Huwaiiun constitu
tional ease, to I,., uruged alter the hear
in . I the PotiO Hico cases, slates the
in Hon was brought because of the
imposition of duties on whisky, brandy
and jam brought to New York from the
Hawaiian islands, after the resolution
of annexation, July 7, J hum. The im
porter holds the Islam's became a part
of the United States with the passage
ol that resolution, hem e the dutiua ere
un. .institutional, ll is believed that
Gbiel Justice Puller will be allotted
the honor of writing the opinions in
these cases, us they are destined to lai
come historical.
I'ASSENUEKS ANUCKEW SAI E.
All of Those on the stranded Steamer
Russia Reseued.
M.u-cilles, Jan. 11. All passengers
and crew of the steamer Kussie,
trended near Faramau, Monday, have
been rescued. Al daybreak, the sea
having iinsleraic.l slightly, the
i iccci.es buoy apparatus wan attaib.,1
ami the children were tirst aenl
eatioie, titan the women, and finally all
ol tin: 103 people on board tou, bed
mother earth. Hundreds cheered the
ie cue. None are seriously ill, but all
are quite exhausted from their suffer-nigs
THE PORTO RICAN CASES.
The Attorney CeneraJ Continues alls
Araucaent Before the supreme Court.
Waahiugton, Jan. II. Attorney lieu
era I Griggs continued his urcewitation
of the government's side of the Porto
n ie. cases this morning, upholding
the president's action. He aaiti the
ieople of the CniUal Slates were not so
uccuetomeu to boundaries as thev were
a generation ago; that it required a
great wrench to lift them from their
old rut of thinking. "We forget" he
said, "that the boundaries "f the
United ht.it, -s now extend into the
arctic circle, to the islands of both the
Atlantic and Pacific oceans, aud into
fulynesqt. We should not allow our
old restricted views to hold us down
now ; we, who have expanded to em
brace in our soveteiguty the islands of
thu diataut southern seas. Our fore
fathers could not penetrate with their
CONGRESSIONAL
TOPICS.
UROSVgNOR HALL YINU KePUBLlCAN
rORCRS IN TH K H0UMK.
Stale of Perplexity In lbs Republican
Camp Among Members of
the Senate
Washington, Jan. II. llencfel Gros-
venor is rallying the republican forces
in the house to lorce through the shl
ping bill as himui as it safely emerges
from the senate. Nevei theless the late
of the bill in the house is decidedly
uncertain, with the .shls against its
passage. The house OOntnittl D rules
lias agretsl upon a rule to allow the
shipping bill to come up us soon as il
is reiairted from the senate. Notwith
standing the powerful lobby working
against the measure in the senate
there an- fair prospects that Senator
Hanna will he able -to organise
sullicicnt strenuth among the republi
cans to pass his favorite bill by a
slight majority.
Philippine Clouds.
Low-hanging, threatening clouds are
gathering once more und President
McKinley will hnve another oppor
tunity to show the country ol what
kind of material he is made. Cuba
and the Philippines appear upon (be
hot lean aa harbiugersot trouble. I or
weeks past, since the supreme court
has taieh Intrusted with the work of
scrutinizing the administration policy
toward the Philippines, insistent state
ments have been current iiuioiik sell-
constituted coiili. hints ol the president
that neither he nor anv of his cabinet
Oflioers, with the exception of Attorney
General Griggs, would be much ag
grieved if the supremo court should
find that the constitution lollows the
Hag.
A Stale or Perplexity.
there is a state ol perplexity in the
republican camp ol I he senate . Vari
ous iiioposit urns cuilronl the bo.lv.
rim democrats want to compromise on
an extension of I he i. resent military
lone hi the Philippines l,,r two Mais,
when the standing army is In reiert lo
its present leual force h , i.
republicans are Inclined lo I he view
in ii sie of the increases J army
should lai continued Upon the plop, nod
basin ol irom , I, lion ... no ihni until
the Philippine insurrection is sup-
ireaeril. nth. n, believe that the
'lilted Males has entered iiihiu ho . re
of commercial prestige at home and
abroad which demaudn a i onsiderabl y
Iniuer army ll.uu the . mo u,,w leual
Many other reasons ire presented for
making the sleuidiiig army with a
maximum of IISI.ISNI a permanent lea
ture instead of temporary until the
suppression of the InMITCetion in the
Kaat.
favorable Beport on Hill.
Washington, Jan. II. The senate
i oiumittce on census ibis morning
ordered a favorable reisirt on the house
reapisirtionment h II. Carter ask d
for the immediate consideration of the
senate on tin. measure, but Hawley
objected i and the army bill was then
taken up.
Private Pension Calendar.
Washington, Jan. 11. i be river and
hailsir bill was displaced in the bones
today by a special order to consider
the private pension calendar.
THE B00Z INVESTIOATION.
It Is ItW Dragging Its Weary Length
Alone-.
West Point, Jan. II. ( a, Id liuorge
K. Shalling, of Michigan, the time
keeper in the memorable light between
Cadets Keller and it. SMi and thu
author of the resolution adopted by
his class, not to submit to haling,
gave this morning his evidence as to
the details of the light. He reiterated
his former statement that Hoi was
not seriously injured aud was not illy
treated. A letter writteu by Boo lo
friends at home couched with cm
plaints of ill treatment, was read to
liiui, and Shalling denied there were
any reasonable grounds for this coin
plaint. TO CUIg A COLD IN OMR DA V.
lake Uulivi Brouio Uululue i ablest Alt
druaaiatj refund the money II it falls to cure,
g. W. Orovv'i .Ignaturs Is ou each box. 'i6c.
Henry fiahn was elected president of
the Portland chamber of commerce
Wc.hios.lay
Laglslature British Columbia
Victoria, Jan. II. -The legislature
of Uritish Columbia is announced to
meal rebroary i". The returned vol
itnteers will constitute a khakci lad
guard Ol honor to the governor-general.
W. J. Trenholm Dsad.
New York, Jan. II. -William J.
Trenholm, banker. lornierlv enmm
(roller of the currency, under Preel
dent. Cleveland, died here Ibis in r 1 1
ing of pnenmonla,
Chinese Rerormer Assssiinated.
London, Jan II Hone Kong die
natch sayi the Ohlnect Ntformer.
lining K ii Wan has been aaaaaainateu
at the instigation of Chinese politlrnl
agents.
Sehool Tsaehsrs Trade Union.
Vancouver, .Inn II. Tne British
Columbia school teachers this morn
ing organ I eed a trades' anion 11 is
the lirst of the kind in the world.
Tne Anchor Liner Kloated.
Glasgow Jan. II. The anchor liner
Pthcopia, which went a ground vesler
day, at Firth, on the Clyde, area floated
this morning.
President Steadily Improves.
Washington. Jan. 1 1. President !
Klnley is able tO sit up ii purl of the
time ami his condition steadily im
proves. May Wheat In Chleaun.
Chicago, Jan. II. Mnv wheal. 77'
to 77 7-S per bushel
THE ASSASSINATION
OF THE PRINCE
ATTEMPTED.
The Stranger Arrested Under
the Charge a German.
DETECTIVES PREVENTED THE CRIME
The Prince Was a! NitUk, Derbyshire, on a
Huutlng RtpsfJiilon, at III Time
and Suspr-cN Noiln oft.
London. Jan. II, There is great ex
eltemenl here otr the rumor of an
attempt to aasnsefnate the Prlnee .f
Wales made lust evening as he war
retarnlng Irom a day's shooting ui
Natiock, Derbyehlre, lie waa follow, .t
for soiuetlfue by a stranger, but sus
pected nothing. When the attack upon
the prince was made detectives were
hurriedly summoned ami the stranger
decamped on their approach. The man
was afterwards arrested. He refused
to give bis name, but admitted he was
a i ierinan inuicuiu
W. li. CHANDLER IS BEATEN.
Judge Burnhaui sucoeedod Him as
United I tatei Senator.
Concord, Jan. II. .lud. mi Henry K.
BUrnbem. ol Manchester. won the nom
iiialion ol the republican memhers of
the legislature f-for I'nited States sena
tor oier William I,. Chandler and other
oandldateee. Rnrnham won on the tirst
ballot.
Ohandler received 17 votes, Bern.
ham, IM; Cougresstnau Sullowav, U)
Henry H. linker, L"i; Henry H.
Qnlnby. tt; li w. niair, one.
The choice oi Ju.lge lliiriil.aio, which
was Anally made nnenin .ended the
Keroeal pollliegl tight in the liletory ..(
New rlnmpehlre.
tlenator Chandler was onnose,! bv
men In Ins party who objured to Lis
pro-silver views, his criticism at UmeB
oi the administration ami his Ideas
on different mca-urcs und in addition,
he was ftppoged by those who thought
he had I n senntnr long enough. An
other great fin tor in th contest ami
which baa figured in other political
fights, was his determHMQ umi
aontinenel attai ks npon rallrond in
terests iu the stale.
A BKI IISII OFFICER KlfXEA
Boers Attack i.siTlion at Msehadedurp
and Apo Hopulsod.
Loudon, Jan. II. I .or, I kitchener
reports that the P.rlhsli garrison at
Maehadednrp was attacked by Boereon
the night of the 1st li inst. and re
pnlaeu. Among the Britiall casualties,
Lieutenant Harris was killed. The
mounted infantry caplure.l three
prisoners, and three hundred head of
horses, cattle und sheep at Veterahnrg.
I b 1 1 commando is near Suther
land. Landing Naval Guns. a
Ca Town, Jan. II. More naval
guns h ue baon landed her f. r the de
fense of the town. A lorce ol blue
jackets have also hern lauded from the
warship lybll to construct entrench
ments as a Boer attack is feared.
Boer hotest a British rsroe.
Capo Town, .Ian, II.-A force of
Cbhi BOllag and loyal farmers have
been repulsed by a small lloer com
mando, near Aliwai in the north.
MAN SHOI HV HIS Willi.
He Married Her In December, Heine
Forced to Do Se.
Kansas City, Jan. II. Philm H.
Kenue.lv i . ni lor the Merchants' lbs
patch Tvengportation company, was
shut Ave limes and killed hv his wile,
Lulu h Ken lv, ai his oBoea iii this
city.
I'ho woman kicked the lifeless hod.
of her hiisbuud as she exclaimed :
"Now vou will never tad era another
woman '
Last lues, lay heun.dv brought suit
to annul his marriage with Miti
Prince which occurred liecemtier I lust.
Ho allegisl in his pclllion that he
was forced to marry her hv threats to
take his lile it he refused and threats
were made not only by the lather and
brother ..I the voting woman, but by
her also.
Mat woman uppeurc.l Q he insane.
i a tti olio Chursh gurnsd.
iuioina, Jan. II. The Unman
Oat boll a church at Cowlitz, waa
burned yesterday, thu cause) being lire
in tht' apartment , of the pastor, father
Van Uoldenbeeke, who wus badly
burned about the legs and arm -i balore
laiiug reat nedi
Dc Shilohs
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