East Oregonian : E.O., February 13, 1901, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 4

WEDNESDAY, FEHRI'AIO : twi,
FELT BOOTS
We have few poirol rge
site which f will clow
out at
$1.75
Kirit (Trade Ovewhoee agj
first prude Kelt Boots. Tin
combination (or
$1.75
Don't have cold ft MM
Uie Ja grippe.
CLEAVER BROS
Practical Boot ami 8ho.
BRIV'.TIIS.
Momt tr loan. E. D Boyd
Evan change tobacco 24c piug N-jlf't.
Frean Eaftarn oyster at Demott'?.
Try Dotton s chocolate chews, hi
lateet novelty.
115 jackets for i'.'s. Clearer Broth
er Dry Ooodt (Jo.
40.- fascinator oniv 10c. Cleaver
Brother Dry tiood Co.
Go to LeRoy's (or tomale-. corner
Court and tiard'en tren.
11.66 all wool abirt wairt.- tor He.
Cleaver Brother Drjf 0 aoOB C
Bicvele enameled wd buknl at
WitttcV on Court attOOt, Baa sample.
Finest bam and lard on the market.
Home product; try it. its guarai
fcvhwan A Greulich
G. R. Damott baa receixed a ship
ment of pare Keutucav cuier which if
the tioeei article that ever came t
Pendleton.
A quiet, nice place, large rojme.well
(aroitbed. oar in connection Fbe C
utnbia. Mam tree:, r. X -
See C. Sharp for the lateet thing in
wall paper and patvr hanging and
tardea beM I 'per lion" E
Court t treat.
Wanted A good woman or sir la
do etui era i housework. K1"' wage. In
qaire of the Compter, White honee,
Nnth Main street.
lire. Oamptwll has taken the ng
ior toe baulir. pence: loraa ann corset
combined. Ladle are invited to call
at ber millinery store.
If you purchase !' cent worth of
foods at Martin s you pet a rote for the
elegant $400 piano tan:
away and yon gel good goods
For aale I have eevcral good dwell
iag bouaae for aale cheap, and on easy
term: alio hotel with feed barn tine
uua.-nee and location al several
ranchee. K. I. Boyd.
Toe price of cape and jacket at
tbi store will continue t cause no eml
of talk and continue to alord the
bigeeet. tbr very biggest, cape and
jacket bargains in Pendleton. Ben
good thing have an end Hesitating
now mean looting a remarkable
money saving opportunity Alexaioi---v
Hester.
Blank Books
and
Stationery.
All the latest
Magazines and
Periodicals
a Baaatifu: iio of
TOILET ARTICLES.
Taliman Co.,
MUST
OUR NEW SPRING GOODS.
As ailvertiaed iut after buying the Pendleton Hlioe Dion- from J Kline that I had placed large orders in the east ior u new and nohhy line of spring good. And
in order to innke nsim for it I am compelled tociiaeout every pair m the house hy March let regardless) of coat. Kvery puir cut ttQOl -T to M pot cent. Am cloemc
$3.00 to $5.00 Ladies shoes for $1.00. Men's Heavy Grain Shoes, former price $4.00, now $3.50. Logger's Heavy Shoes, were $5.00. now $4.00.
Oil Grain Creoles, were $2.00, now $1.50. Russian Seal Skin shoes, were $3 00, now $2.50.
Otliur bargains that will aHtouiuh you all and this stot k. If you don't imed a pair oi hIioob it will pay you to buy ami lay tlietn away liecaubv you can inuke Iuk intt t .n your money
Wm. Fitzgerald, the Shoe Man.
Succcessor to Joe Kline. ::::::: Main Street, between Alta and Webb Streets, Pendleton, Oregon.
tftr plaids for 10'.. ir verd
Clearer Hint her Dry towels Co.
R. G. Delimit has a barrel of pure
Kentucky crah apple cider. It is flna,
, call and trr it.
The newest creations in silk shirt
waist just received tv express. IV
! pie Ware!
Tailor made suits ami evening gown
j a specialty at Madame Johnson'.
Kat Oregon ian building.
Yon will want your plows fixed.
Bring them in and'eet ready for the
! spring work. H. fct Sloan,
j R. Martin i selling good cheap
nnd you get a vote tor the piano, .'nst
in. fancy imported sarlins.
Wanted Kirtt-ci- polieHot to take
rder. good wages liLjuire of Joseph
Boopajr. room B,Kena luHding.
Kor sale A lodging hoose nnd
restaurant near court house A bargain j
l or particular call on R Martin.
Madame John. n has moved into the
r.at Oregonian l-uilding where hewlll,
i ole.ie1 - ee non anil old custom
er Mr. Kilth. the clairvoyant, will re
main one week longer. Kull life read -lag!
tl OJBca corner Alta and Cmeby
streets.
Kor rent Nice single room in Has!
Oregonian bunding stcaoi lien' hot
and co id water, and porcelain hath,
till' aa same Moor.
J. Tomnnson ,-oiitractor and builder.
Brick building a specialty, n dice on
O ttonwood street. oppoaite Reun build
ing. P. o. . sis.
Negotiations are landing to on a
special rate from Walla Walla to Pen
dleton and return tor thorn- who may
ilesire i aaaM fat to witnee- the foot
ball game in the city, on Kriday alter
B in. February 2L
One of Pendleton's leading phyi-
cian remarked today that he had been
the attending surgeon at H) births in
1890 and at 77 in IWO. No wonder Pen
dleton' official census shows a marked
increase in population.
A special meeting will be held in
the Salvation Army ball on Thursday
evening. February 14, to which all i
are invited. Ensigc Coe. from Walla!
Walla, wi: le preeen and a very in
tere-tmg time is expo-ted
At the old church building. Wed
nesday night, beginning ut t o'clock
a m.'. the ladies of the Parish Aid
will serve a supper linked bean Roe- j
ton brown bread, cold meat', salads,
etc. Home cocking, prompt service. 1
BJ cents, (' one Ali invited.
DEATH OF SAMUEL SMITH.
A Promintn: Clllisn at th Pllo: Rock
Sslghoorhood
Samue! smith, a prominent cituen
ot tbe (ertion of the country la which
be reeidsd, died at his home on
Stewart creek, tao and one-hal: mile
southeast ot Pilot Rock, on Tueeday.
February 12, at lu o'clock a. m. aged ;
s yean The cause of death was'
pneumonia. The funeral was heid at ,
the Methodist Eniscopa! chorih at i
Pilot Kock at '.' o'clock this afternoon,
and was largely attended. Mr Smith's
wife and two sons and two daughter
survive, a follow: Al and .'. Wes :
Smtth and Mrs. Minnie Bradley, o:
Pilot Rock: and Mrs. IWia Pearson
of Bear Valley. Oregon. Mr. Pearson t
was not al.e to be preeeut at the J
iuneral service, owing to tbe distance 1
ut which she lived trom the scene.
Wall Walla Mock Show.
The second annual how ot the
Walla Walla Valley Pet stock and
Poultry association, cloeed Saturday
and was the beet Ot i kind held in I
the Pacific northwest this year. There
MM nearlv I.VX paid admisaions on
the last day. many iarmer being
present. The attendance all told we i
way ahead oi last year and the exhibit'
wen far superior in ualitv. .juanttty
and displavs. Kvervhodv was well
Rutisfiril with Judge Hit.licrck's scor
ing and the award of prizes.
The Ankeny silver cop. valued at
2ft, was awarded to Mrs. L Biersner
for the beat individual displav. She
ecuretl one tint pen. four tint singlce.
one second pen. five second singles
and 1" third single-.
The aaaoctation cup wa won iiy
Evan Kelly of Kloeftan, scoring 1S
-li i. White Wyaadataa. The beat
vcorii-. bird sir an Indian Runnel
duck. ' . owned by C. L. Wingard
Walla W.ila. Beat chicken wa ai
White Plymouth Rock, 9fU4, by Haiel-j
wood company of Spokane. Harreil
Plymouth Rocks were mon in evidence l
than any other variety, 1V), and cur-1
ing all the way lo 02. which weut to
G . S. Shaw Saudjoiut. The Haaei- ;
,! c ni;any look all tirat moneya on
ITbita Piyiuoiith Rocks, excepting nr?t
k '2'4. taken bv K. A. McKenzie, ;
Walla Walla.
h'rvd Foster's pen of prixe Light ,
Hrahmai purchased from Mrs. llaef of
sjjokatie. er.- the pride of the eboa.
Ail Bigan lure cash prises went to
K Kriday. excepting OM 10 H. C.
. i I urtlariil, wlioee Inn-k
red wl'4. A doe ownel be (' I.
Wizard. Walla Wlla scored M5V,.
li - greatest ever recorded by Juilge
Hitchcock.
Bank Issues Mono Urds-t.
The first National bank of Cald
well. Idabo, com forward with some
thing new. This ciijt in an offer
to issue money , rders on ll.e bank of
all tin- larger eitiaa in the tfBHfi
Mate The iee for tneee an-: Kor
rders not exceeding 110, Baa cents
over gin and not exceeding 1, tel.
cents over lo1 and not exceeding .Vl,
ttfteu can It.
HAVE MORE ROOM FOR
paoPia siaaa roa a dav.
C. J. Crawford, of Baker City, was
tbe guest : his uncle. A A. Caw
tord and family, on Tueeday. and left
this morning lor his home He is on
hi return from the Philippines, hav
ing serve,! in the Islands from rDerem
s wc , rjaaambar ' i-fn. a
a msmhrr of the Thirty -ninth infants
He had intereetmg exrieBie to re
late, but expreeaed himelf as glad to
get hack fie did not like the climate,
and could not U prevailed upon to
re-enlist. He was thoroughly dis-;
tatiitied with roldier life, and ox
pred hi disapproval of I Ma manner
in which the privates wer. treateil. i
Mr. frawfoid is an interesting la'.ker.
and told his relatives and friends more
about the a.'tual conditions in the
Philippines than thov could otherwise i
have learned withont consideranle
reeearch.
pbrsonai'mkntiov
Little Alice K.rhaw is sufferer
with the grip.
,T. B, Kennedy, a farmer of Warren,
was in town Taewlay
lan Kichuiond. of Warren, was a
visitor in Pendleton Tuesday.
Mr. and Mn. Alfred Reach, of Port
land, arc guests of the MMl Pendle
ton. Thomas Lonergan. farmer of
Tutuilla was in town Tuesday on imsi
ne Mr and Mn. J. P. Harden, of fort
land, arv in the city. gnets ai the
Hotel Pendleton.
K, 11. Cottnll and K K. Beitei. of
Pilot Rick. were guetr of the OolOg
Rule hotel Tuewlay
Pick Savage and faniily have the
grip Mr -avage i the only member
now able to be out.
W. O Campbell has returned to hi
home at Boies. Idaho, altar having
visited for evral davs as tbe gueat of
Captain J. W. Bancroft, of the Golden
Rule botel.
Ml Olive Myriek nturned todav
from her home at Warren ctation. and
will resume her poeltion in Campbell
A Wilson' millinery store. Mi lner.
Bnnvard. who has been visiting at the
Myrick honie at Warren, is in Pendle
ton this afternoon and will return this
evening.
K. F. Redd, of tbe Byen law I I
mills, i in receipt of the sad news of
the death of bis father at bis boM I
the farm ill Cumberland comity, ir
In la Mr Redd was over 71 wars id
aaa and had been sick lor more than
a month, death lieiug due to a genera!
nrewking down of hi system
Mrs (' ra vT 110911 was in Pendietor
tln morning for a few minutes, arriv
ing on the morning ruin from the east
and leaving tor ber home at Pullman.
Wsl . on the Spokane train. Mrs
Wilson is a member of the hoard oi
managers of the Pacific Circle Women
of Woodcraft, which has been holding
a meeting at Denver. Mr C. C. Van
Oredall, who aleo attended the meet
ing, lelt Denver this nrrning tor
Cripple Creek.
new tork market
Rportd b I L Ray k Co.. Chisago
Board or Trad and Hw York Sloak
Exshang Brokars
Keiiruary i::. The wheal market was
strong irom the start taoVr) although
the foreign market were un, hanged.
Liverpool being, 11 " New York
oued TO1, same as Monday'- etata
and advanced steadily to the does.
BBM The toreignen have been the
beat hover of late the large cxirt
shipeient indicating where the de
mand is coming from Stocks all
lower. Monev. I per cent.
Close Moiulav, 7V
men todav.
Kange today,
t'io. twlav.
t
mi
Writing a Book.
K. . S. lcComa. tbe well iRMMra
Daioa county miner aud writer, is
bani at work upon the manuscript of a
book dealing in narrative form with
the obltf teener aud incident Of this
part tbe of Inlaud Empire. Tbe title
nf the work i "Breaking tbe Trail ior
the Mar of Empire A True storv
Reminiscence aioi Adventure on tbe
Plains and in the Mountain, Including
a Pioneer Hiatorv of Eaetvrii Oregon. "
QOVERNOR FOR PHILIPPINES.
MeKinle Intandt lo Confer th Honor
Upon Judg Tatl.
Washington. Feb. 13. It is under
stood, that in accord witn McKin.,
origioal intention, made public in the
appointment of the Taft commission,
the president will, a oon as the
Bpaaaf amendment lo the arniv ap-
propnation hill become a law, ap-1
point Judge William tl Tatt io he
governor of the Philipnine lalajaJt
Mi! day rule will then he aa) parol dad
bj i-ivil govariiment Bad the BtOta I I
the island, ilmiiar io that af Hoeti
Biro, be eetabl ished as .-on 0 paSi
Ole. turrendar of Filipinos.
Manila, Feb. 13. In an engagement
between Filipino kfid Americans in
v nit hern Luton -ixt-,i natives ,-r,
killed. Colonel Tacaon, seven officers ,
eventwonv soldier and Iifty-nn., gm.
nurrendered on February 11, at ai.
Miguel de Mayumo. Arcurtling to a
statement of tienerai MacArthur tins
breaks up the group operating ia laa
mountain east of Balacan.
CHICAOO MAN LIKES CAT.
His Chlldrn Complain Whn H Trls
to Mak Them Bat It Too.
J. Martin Hannecker. a Chicago
tailor, ha excited hi neighbon ami
stirred up the health hoard of the
Wind City by adopting a cat diet.
"Yee, I cat cat meal what of it"'
aid Dannet ker when iitioned BboOi
tbe matter. "I'm going o have it
for supper. Come around and I'll give
von some
What an- nil the1 people milking
this great fuss RbOOt, anyway"
"I've eaien dog meat for yean. I've
taken it to cute lung trouble. I found
it hard to get dog to kill that bad
tender meal. So I tried the cat. 1
killed one Wednesday and pickled it.
1 bad some for supper last night and
more (or dinher todav. It's tenderer
than dog. ami it's good.
'I know complaint have been made
to the Mdire and tbe hoard ot health,
hut let 'em complain. It'smv business
what 1 and my children eat. It isn't
:ruc that 1 forced my children to eat it.
Mv little girl tasted it but didn't
like it."
Tbe man brought out a big bowl
whicli contained cat meat in a pickle
of vinegar ami on ton. Regaling him
self with the lata of the preparation
he uttered a sigh oi satisfaction.
"Ali. its good '" aid he. replacing
the dish in the refrigerator.
I'annecker ha two children, John,
fourteen year old and Iaiuisu,
twelve.
The hoy ran into the house of a
neighlxi". Mrv George Hicks, aud de
clared that his father had rut him DM
cf bis home Iveause he had refused to
eat fiime of the cat at dinner.
John declared that hi sister, in iear
of her father, had taken some of tbe
meat.
This particular cat wa a big Mal
tese. Neighbors saw it carcass hang
ing at the back of the tailor' houee
before i: was prepared for the table.
When thev heard the boy's smry they
reported the affair tr the health board.
'i am investigating the complaint,"
said Health Officer Chandler "t ut I
don't know of any law that prohibits
mar. from eating'a cat if be wants to.
A far a I can see the only thing I
can d.i i to provide the children with
a good meal."
rs. Nation or. farad.
Chicago, Kel. Pt. This afternoon
Mn. Nation, followed bv a howling
mob of a thousand. drov t" the city
ball and the county jail. She tried to
taa the mayor, hut that otticia! was
out At the jni' he wa rem -o per
mission to talk to the prisoners At
Willard ball where she lecture.) the
Ml great that many women
fainted At tbe conclusion of her viit
to the jail, he drove lo a turkish lth
establishment.
Purehasa Fruit Cart.
Lo Angeles Calif . Feb. 13. It I
reported in railway circle that South-..-
P.e-i ,h i iirchas al the ea-
of the Continental Kruit F.xckange
for ll.OOn.uOO.
San rrancisrti. I'eh. IH. The South
en Pio ito 'liciai- here elu ni t" kto.w
nothing of the purchae.
A Portland Man kamsd
Washing!"::, i el 1', Among the
army nominations sent to the senate
-. ti.e pre-oleii'. was that oi Harry A.
Littleflebl. of Portland. Ore., to be
a'Sistant surgeon with the rank of
cautain Liltlelield ha lieeii in the
.-oliinteer armv some time.
indiant Kill RBnehr.
Tucson. Arii.. FeL. 1M. Yaqoio In
Uians murdered luace Lialiozla, a
rancher, ami otlicrs, near Heroioaillo.
A ri-.-en: attempt was made to move
the Indians tut new district.
Local Mark-..
dealer;- are )ynig the io,
e (or ranch and fum. pro
Pendk'toi
lowing pi
ducv :
Mutter iv
lo MX- per roll.
Kgg 2-V
Potatoes
Sue per sack.
Parsnia-
iw pur
A iier I ound.
CablMigi
I urmi
iwr lUn i- uud-.
Turkev-
Alive, I2lc per pound.
I jwr dozen.
f2J0 lo t r doseti.
per doieii.
Chicken
Ducks I want a man-
"I want a man I want a mansion
in tba ski," sang the Salvation
Arniy Lamm,
Wall we want more than oiw man.
fa d,ire the help raf a lot oi Brj
We inn employ -vr.;l briidreii
ni ir- o rotajriagj of
"Motlier's Pride"
the beet tweniy-bve oarH - fi.-e on
eartii. Have fnej eigd n
our hi llleiiil" is n strong ooe
l! to-
Owl i ta H(u. c
3 roll Crepe Paper ioc
a. Tn
nMurnXaiuou Amsiican AMI . ulimi.t
Itvsverlat srrsspaimt With die PohUSll
sr.. wTan enable?, o, ..ftel Ml Oka
Jinn FAkJlKN. Hie lewitlnc narienlliirMi
mTuT l ' WsMiti and mimi.-iiu-Valley
Statsw. etob wih
pas, at an eteeedmgly low ngnrc. T
iiRANon .li no FakJtkM i i irt ibl ln
variei' and iniere.i nl tl. so mnta,aaO a an
ileilbledlt ikr hl aud WW vrr'"w' Pn'r
o( ii.- ili
ITS FARM FEATUBEStm''isaV;
TlortlruHuns I'oull r i . M.rkM i'r
n.ning. sr.i oiaier new. t,,,... .-.
tmX n,l rrfnl rmer.
with UJai.trwtlon .y able art.u. c-'iiinine
to mat It invalus'e lothosawno rs ie li
f.'.r a IitIdb The ltt Marke-
( ontmerclal Agrlmlture a
wntcti Iho O. J.raajirKlsutic?-celled.
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Orauee Jodd Farmer, wk. i 00
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Tear Bool and AlmaDac. .60 I
Our Price for All. ilSs
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EAST ORFf IONIAN I'l I' CO.,
PenJIeton. Oregon
RAILWAY.
HAST via SOUTH.
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17 JO a. at. Corvaltt Faatwipn HM i. m.
'LfS'i). m. IndeyefHliKe paassoxT t. a m.
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lieUUr ln ket.0 un aale t- i.r, : I'orlLiDd. Ntr
Jam-Olo an-1 !MJ I- !a!irlo N " S'
tttet aud f.) see.! ciat-i. Iis-iuHoc sleeper
lioles and ticket.. t, Ki--ri n . .. I
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and Amirall Oui la- oiitaiiie,' tr. " I
Kirakuid. iKa-- Ak-ei.: rhit. lL. or Al- er.
I'orUaUld. UT.
Pendleton Ukiah Stage Line
fluaton A Carney, Prop's.
leave Pendletuu everv day at 7 o'clock
except bunday, for Pilot Kock. Nye,
Kidge, Alba jind UkiaL. liood ac-i-ommodatioD.
Keasonalile frviglit aud
paafjanger rates.
City office at Taliman A Co' dnit'
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hOt U LINKS
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Ide earli silflllhuiid
Inwriton
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ATTORNBTS.
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Law i RI e III Haviags Hank RulMlng.
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T. tl.HAIl.tY UAWYKR, OKKICK IN
Jul4 Hiiiidtbg. Pemlleioii. Oregon.
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at law. Rooms lo, II, I.' and In AHuxiatlno
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PHYSICIANS.
pk. v7a t3t! isvvict its jitmi
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j- m lelcphon. T7
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lo Pbr.irian am', fhinreon. oOtee In JurtiT
Rullilln Tviephon' office, bit k ML ral
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i urn block Tulepinme i; rstldsDcs tele
phone, blark 111.
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A Keye. .nftue one bliK-k al of lliw
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K. A. MANN, DKKTtRt.' IN ASHtx'l A
lion Bio. a ,.vet r H oi.i.ioii . eka
Indian
Fine Blankets
Are nnule
The Pendleton
Pendleton. Oregon.
Tor couch covers, lurnislnnKS for a "dtA," coz corners. tK
thf Ft-tidlL-toti Woolen Mills lii-linn Hobes an- just tb thing.
Write Am Mills.
The WHITE is King.
Deot one hvotlretl houwi :tnI wives BMtda liai'i1.'
in I'ondleton. Set- our now aiituoiatic While
liolibin, holds one hMs,l thread, Tlie teinion
aloaja is worth one nlllloa dollar. If won't
i,ot of 1; i ..ii i-an run it either way,
Koll't break till khtaaafi
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ver it .
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forelifi an iln,..,, -ITaa
prnmpilr .'t.,i-ti to a
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lr: Mr. r "ia?"1 Ll
cashier.
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Robes
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Woolen Mills'
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