rKllAv. rKIIHI ARV 1ft, 1901
FELT BOOTS
We have a low pair of lame
DM which we will closr
ont at
$1.75
Firet grade Oeorh.H'a an. I
flrat grade Kelt Hoots. The
combination for
$1.75
Don't have oold
the la grippe. .
CLEAVER BROS
1'ractical Boot and Shoe Man
K. (1. DMnotl bus barrel ol pure
Kentucky onib apple ctonr. It is Him.
call ami trv it.
The moating "i Irof . Reap' daoelnn,
clas-. in Callow hill thin evening
pfDHlaM to bo ititercslinn. The
BUWntln ti i : 1 1 other fancy dames will
he tuiivtht. All arc invited
The (t. R. A N. eninpniiv ii not
exactly making hnv while the sun
shines hut it is putt inn up lot while
the wnler i h fnvten. The loahOMIB just
nnith of the pawnwr depot has a
enpiicitv ol nhnut NO bun and It in
ln'inn Blind With eleiir IA inch ire
from North 1'owdcr, Haker county.
Unite a force ol men i employed stor
ing tbii ice, ihovnllnn saw-don. etc.
BACK PROM TRIP TO CUBA.
PERSONAL MENTION.
an arrival
lair
the
BREVITIES.
into tin
BM will
11 -ton . -
Money to loan. E. P. Boyd.
100 marble le, tops le. H If
Freeh Eaatern oysters at Hem. tt'l
Try Dutton 's chocolate chews, hi
latest novelty.
lit jacket for Bt.ll, Cleaver Broth
ers Pry Goods Co.
10V fascinators onlx 10c. Cleaver
Brothers Dry Hoods Co.
iio to LeRov's for tomales, corner
C urt and ttarden ttre.
11.6V) all wool shirt waist, inr Mc.
( leaver Brother- Dry Qoodl i I
20c i . aids for lOWe per vard.
Cleaver Brothers Dry Goods Co.
Bicycle enameleil and b;iKel at
Witbee's on Court street. Set- sample.
Finest hams ami lard on the market.
Home product; try it. Ifta guaranteed.
8c h wan A Greulich.
Tailor made suits and evening gOWM
a ipaoialty at Madame .lolmson'r.
Kast Oregonian building.
You will want your plows tjxed.
Bring them in and set ready of the
spring work. II. M. Sloan.
Madame Johnson has moved
hast Oregonian building when
be pleated to see new and old
err
Mrs. Kuth. the olairroirent, will re
main one week longer l ull lid- read
inirs U. Oflkt comer A I tit and Oral !
atreets.
G. K. Demott has reeened a ship
went of pure Kentucky cider which i
the finest article that ever came t
Pendleton.
A quiet, nice place, large ro.nis.well
lurnimen, nar m connection, i ( i
umbia. Main street. F Behnmpi
proprietor.
Bee L. Sharp for the latest thing ;n
wall paper and paper hanging am
aarden hoae. I ipera house block
Court street.
For rent-Nil.' -.i . room in Lat
Oreenntan building stean heat, hot
and cold water, and porcelain hath
tub on amr floor.
Mn. Campbell ha- taken the agency
for toe bah I in pc-rfect form ami corset
combined. I .a. I.e. are mv it.-. i to call
at her millinery store.
J. Tomlinson contractor and I uilder
Brick building a si-t-cialtv (Mhce on
Cottonwood street. opposite Until build
ing, r. o. box, BIB.
Good businea for aalv. Will aell
for cash or approved note- or will
trade for county or cit . prop. rtx . Ii
luire of R. II. Simp- i,
If vou purchase .'' cants worth of
goods at Martin you get a vote for tl
elegant f-Wtl piano that Da i- giving
away and you get go. g
For tale I have several g I dwell-
ing housea for sale cheap, ami mi rasv
terms, alto hotel wnh feed o.irn line
hutinea- and location ah MVarsl
ranches. K. D. f oyd.
Hawaa 3 bat- have gained
because ol their supe'ior uualitx. cor
rect itvle, high .-las aorkrnanihil
and sterling value Tba) are in. ,,
knowledged leader, in the I bal
world. The new tve- lor .9JI have
jut arrived Alexander v H iter
Ir. and 31r-. t har.e- .-tieii.-er. .ire
boat to lote their boy. ageii four
month- from pl)e inion..t. I lie o tor
have auuouuevd tha there i- u hope
for the little fell w. kin. M. A.
bpeueer, tie- child h grandmother, haa
lioau telegraphed to ami will arrive at
' o'clock this evening fro'n Walla
Walla.
The ordinance against riding hiryclea
on sidewalks in certain prohibited din
tricts in Pendleton is being enforced.
A prominent husines- man wa- de
tected riding MNM 51.ui -tr. et, on
Alta Wednesday, ami a few- feet
uiong the Main street sidewalk. IU
was consulte-t in regard to tin- matter
and after talkinu it over with Recorder
fleam, paid 1 line, aud rode hlitlieiy
awav .
(ins Arp, of Adams, wa
on the train this afternoon.
A. C. (liner, proprietor ol tho
store at lleppner. i- a guest of
Hotel IViidletoti.
if, F". Nowiin. mMrlnltadwil of
school-, i- holding a teacher'- ex
amination at Weston.
B. A. Goodell, of Helix, came in on
the W. A C. R. tram tmlay and is a
guest at the Hotel St. (ieorge.
W. I . Matlock is At Salem in the
interests ol legislation pemiing.
Shortly after his return I'hil McBrinn
will leave for Alaska.
J. W. Sherwo.sl. of Portland, a
popular secret tocietv man, state
OTgSn i 8)T for Oregon of the Maccabees,
is a visitor in Pendleton.
W. C. I'urhani. formerly a lawyer
Ol Walla Walla, recently engaged in
mining t wo mile-south of Wallula,
Wash., is in Pendleton today on busi-n.---
1 .irthtr information from Guv W.
Wade, who underwent an operation at
Walla Walla Otl Wednesday for ppM
dh its. js to t I effect that he con
tinues to improve.
W. J, Hank anil C. A, Kaster. in
advance of "UMlaTotD'l Cabin" com- i
panv, which will appear in Pendleton
on Fabmary SO, nr.- guest, ol the I
(iolden liuie hotel.
B Y. l.eland formerly employed at
the St. Jot stole in this citv. has KOOw I
to Walla Wallt ami is mm iii the St.
.lis' store of that city. Mrs I.elnnd
Sptjcts to go to Walla Walla soon, ami
they will make their home there.
A. Zimmerman, lot MOfly with the
Weasel department st.,r. . noa a travel
ing man OT the state of I'tal
headipiarters al Ogden, is a guest of
the (iolden Rule hotel. Heexi -cts to
r main in Pendleton a OOOpla of weeks
lookin,- after leisiress matter-.
L. D. Lively, of Iitine. Wallowa
county, formerly of Athena, tbll
aownty, w.i- In Pandlaton Thnratlay
He has raoaatl) negotiated toe sale of
valuable mining nmpcrtv near Wild
Goose rapids in the Snake river, op
posite the Seven Devils ct untry . Itluho.
w. B, OoodaMM. of Vallay prMlnat.
is A guest of the Hotel Pemiletoii. and
called at the Kast (ire, man ollice to
day. He i- the breeder of the Hudson
Bat herd ol registered Shorthorn
cattle, the best in this section of the
country. He is a nr- gre.-sive business
man ami prominent in I cal affairs.
Ptllghtrul Trip and Lira In Cuba Per
petual Round or Sunshine.
Mrs. LltM Rtttrgll returned Wedlies
llay evenihg from a trip to Maliinsas,
'Cuba, where she went in coinpiinv
with Mr- Captain Walsh, ol walla
W.illa. and the latteT'l father. A. N.
I LaQrow, Mr, LaGrow and Mrs.
1 Walsh also returned, and are al their
! homes in Walla Walla. The partv
i visited lieutenant and Mrs. J, S.
Wlan, at kfatanaaa, rtmalnlaf there
six week-.
a. s. LaGroa teiis the Walla Walla
UtlhMl that they had n delightful trip,
s in Cuba it Wai one peria'tual round
of sunshine. The coldest day w hile
1 they were there was IS above ero. At
; that time the Cubans though it was
! verv chilly.
Mr. LeCron is All interview is
q not ad at followa: '! was nbovt
Among the natives much ana it did not
take long to ascertain tlmt all the
better element tavor annexation to the
I niieo States ,,r at least strong
AmcricAh control By this I mean
that all natives who have pro)ierty
there and who are in business or wlm
have anything to lose by the govern
ment of (be i-lanil being turned over
to a class of brigands are in fAvor of
the AincricAU soldiers staying where
that now are in all the larger towns
and are strongly against the giving up
of the country to the rabble to which
it w ill Is- surrendered if -o called in
dependence is granted.
Tba class that wants independence
is tin' lower class. Those who have
never worked and who will never work.
Tbov want the stern hand of control
lifted from them And each night tba)
Are lulled to sleep with visions of
pillage and days of pleasure when the
Americanos' are gone and the brave
'Cubans are allowed to run things to
nil their own IWaat fancy. With the
outward march of the Anvrican
soldiers would come An invasion of
anarchy and there would bv a rencti-j
lion of the horrors of Baaniah (lays, j
There is an element that poses as!
patriotic and these men think thojM
should live without work and ka al-1
lonod the cream of tba land. There '
will lie much trouble in Cuba if this
combination gets the upper hand.
The lower grade of native- are a lary I
worthies- set and do nothing but cat
and sleep. They do m t ru ed to work !
for they have banailM and other fruits,
for fiMnl and only OBfa for clothing
enough to cover their iiAkedness. In
with the better class there are uianv of I
reallv line education and of acconip-
lislu d manners.
The soil is very fertile and anything
Will grow there that can lie raised
any where else in the world I believe.
Thoy grow sweet potatoes without
planting them fur the years At a
time and the volunteer crop of sugar is;
said to ba the greatest known It i a
valuable country ami one which the
people of tile I'llited States would:
IrtqBOat to a greater extent II they'
knew more about it. As it is at the
present tune then- are hut few Ameri
cans there who are not in the armv '
and the majority of the bn.nu-- men
ir.- either panianls or natives.
result wns almost iiiimeiliatel muni
fe-t Three trains passiil through this
city tin- forenoon, carrying approxi
mately 1800 people DOOM for the
fertile vallevs ami vine-covered hills
ol Wathington and Oregon, 01 the
above mentioned about 100 turned
Oortll toward Spokane via Walla Walla
while the others continued their
lOOtliaj toward the setting sun. When
It comes to the selection of a home,
these two stales can give other sections
cant- aud spades and then win easily.
m ei s
How tho Stato Is Worked.
A tew years ago some generous citi
reus of I, inn county donated to the-1
state of OrtHJi n the soda springs near
Sodaville, I. inn county. It cost thej
state nothing to accept the gift. Now
tba leatalature will pfobably appro
priate IIBOO to make improvements at
(been spring- This having been Ac
complished two vears hence the slate
will lie asked to llinke further i III - I
prorementi al thai place, ami w ithin
I di cade the state would have estab- j
lished at Bodaville a pleasure resort;
thai would cost the ienple at large
several thousand dollars annually, and
benefll the residents of a small rum
UUnlty to the same extent.
Onion Are Barred.
I he Chicago City railwnv company,
I controlling a large proportion of the
surface trullic of the city, has issued
an order to its conductors prohibiting
them from eating onions prior to
! going mi duty. This order is the out
j come of a vigorous eOOaplalati liiAde by
laabioaabla female petroni of the road,
I who have informed the management
that they have not onlv b000 annoyetl
; bv the practice, but that the ulor of
; the offensive vegetable has clung to
j their costumes, making them victims
I of horrible suspicion on the part of
tbel' friends at afternoon receptions and
; matiiieef.
The warm springs near lluker City
are to le improved and a natatorium
' built. A tSfKOOO stock Don pOny has
1 boon orgiinited (or the purpose The
property ol the utton
(mm whom thev will
Hotel Pendleton w h
Under Nw nanRineiit.
Strictly First-Class
Kxrellent Cnlslnn
Every Modern
Convenience
BBKi I B fy iiwHli wm
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AKricutroi
Implements,
Barb Wire.
live lis s Trial.
RltU
Special Rates by
Week or montii
'rttili tVm
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$zoo a day Pen tl 1 eton SaYiogs Bad
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Bar and Kllllard Room. Hotdquarttn for Iraveiinn Moil
The Rest Hotel In lastern OrtgOB.
Van Dran Bros.. Props, Sui cessora to
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(.rower" llld taMlttn o' ftfl llwUtl M
and Field Seeds.
f:. Moort T SOSjgi
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r I KNPI.
sprunii. are the
lienner estate,
! pore hoard.
W. D, AdOBMi one of the pioneers
of Kastern OnbOB, aed To years, died I
at Haker City. Tliurlnv, after a few
days illnes- He had lived in Haker i
for the ;i t 'weiitv vears, Hi
prominent Maon lie leaves
mid six ehildren.
We .-sn nun-- v,mI (or ,v er teen p,i.nir" n -"ir . Hon ei I lie eoiintr W h pre
peat with untried Medal with itttaan wars ol ; mioal ipen-ii.e m urnvvniir. nlo
wtta tks eaaarieaea of the igrlruliural Collit at Miwow anil rullmaa, MOnilt
tin- (niiiiwinii Hn et nada mu el hoadNa tllffsrani kiwis tt tad
BH()5H IXKUMI ITALIAN KYI liRAfl
TALL MEADOW FlfQtTE KNOLIHH RY1 HKABH
RMOLI8H BLUE ORAB8 PL A I HTKMMED BLl'K (IRABM
TALL MEADOW (.T QRABfl OROHARR ORABfl
IboM are PRRSH BEBDB ; we are g rowan of tin m and will gtiarantae
reanlti nml prtcn
Cloven,
ae ata alao Oerweri and Katportan n
Alfalfa., f'eas, Corn. Win-nl. RwBwtBO Bp ItX,
nml nil kinds of Plcld 00dl
Mi. let
was n
a wife
I want a man
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Sah.it ion
CLOSING OF BARBER SHOPS.
The Naw Law Will b Oonrvod Slrlotly
In Pamllaton.
Tiie five iidrher shops of I'en lleton
will lie closed next Sunday in aeeor
duine with tin' provisions m the law
reeently passed hy the legislature, and
the IS harliers wlm have lieen aecos
tonied to toil Suutlay forenoons w ill
have the privilege of resuming their
onatoflMfj habit o- going Bebina or to
Sunday school a." they mav elect. .Ml
the proprietors of the (hops have ex
preised their intention to eoinplv with
the w ttrictlv, believing that it is
oniy a matter cf a short time until some
one of the I'ortland proorlotOlM makes
a test Mag as to t'ie i ' iititutiouality
of the law. The hMiraa) men bar ban
ban their oaqtiNllflod approval oi the
new order of th i tiits. It is believed
that it will no' ranaa any particular
decrease in the weekly receipts of any
I'm lleton ibop. except perhaps dtirine
the harvest goaaon, when many work
loaaaOB can con,,- p. town only late
-iturdav even i mi and bundav. ami
will be shut out under the new law.
ONI: Wmil COSTS SII.S.IMM).
"I want g man - I want
in the kie.." -ant: the
-rtnv l.u.sie.
Wall we want more than one ninn.
We deaire the help of a lot of tnan,
Wa can employ several hundred
m ire iii rarrjrlag ol
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Old nrinelpsl Point, Iti th'
BttArrn drawn ,., raw j255
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ii Imlniatratoi ..I th ni,,,,. nunrS ri"
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uwa 1 1 e eiiu'w in iii
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tit., rourl hottto
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Th t otlee 1- P'll l.M.e.l en r-iwiit to om.
.ii. ne ont I Hi .1 i-mirt, maUi J.in.t. T tin
Aiiaai w ti i n vmpki " (n rm
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Nil TICK OF IINAL MTfLSnsm.
THE Y. M. C, A FUND
Tho Si. 000 Funo it Comploio Tho Lin-
vatt bv t io v.
i'lie MOOQ V. .M C. A. Iinid haa
iKen aabaorlbad Tin. aiof alog the
(ommiti a- -hv a hiindred or two
lo'iar- out the eeuerooa, and fmhlic
ipirneo eon tn tailed the haiauce.
1 lie re.tiit i i ti.e vvoiiiiiii - eanvass
w.i- verv - in-la, torv, SUV haviiu
iii k ii. o. At a meetim: of th
ronmitbM tin- aioniUMi tl'x) in ad
mo ii wj- pi, -iiited, whKl, went unite
way i" complete the lund.
.-However, it ir not too late inr some
o. tli win hav no! iriven anvthim
loiilrihiite ha' th"V can aliord
No man in I .in lleton shuiild ileal eft
t do what lie can to make Femlleton a
lietler nl.xe t., live in.
It I, as n. -r hemdn-ided as vet where
tin- , une .Men'.- Chri.'tian AWOOiatloi
V III II, o.e.lle.l. I l.e Ke selected oli
the mirth mile oi the river i- m l
ntiaiaOtOf bO a ureal main.
NW YORK MARKET.
Roporiod by I. L. Ray.. L Lo.. Chicago
Board or Trado ana Now York Slues
Kxehaiitfe Brokars.
I ehruary IS. The wheat market
a- dull aaaln loday, with srarceiv
anvthinv! doiuK Liverpool wa. un
aniji-tl (ruin vt -i.-rday. o M. Sew
Blank Books
and
Stationery.
All the latest
Magazines and
Periodicals.
A beautiful line o
TOILET ARTICLES.
rk opeieil at B0 1 - gad held witi.m
ol ifiki all day. Tlie waably agporto
wil; -how up I tree tin- week as the
lear.u iv on Mondav were nearlv a
million bushels. Stocks stroniier.
Mouey . - per cent.
Oloat yoetardaj - . ,
Open tiaiuv. go i s
Range t.iav,r- 1-8 to mi',.
Close toilav, 'J.
A Twontlath Lanlurv Itiue.
Heppwar Qataila has laaaad
( eiitury I'.ditioii. wlm
Tli.
1 wetitUtl
Is hlled with descriptive reading
matli f all a I. out the "lleppner Hills"
and IligalnttloOJ ol people and things
in Hepptia loan and Morrow countv.
It ia a oNdllable poaabar and will
likely turn several laces toward Mor
row COURty, and thereby jaOfOgM its
population. Which I- the olileft of th
publication, issued hy .1. Wi
KediiiKtoli.
ratermelon
Tollman Go.
I.KAIIIM.
LiKtuUkb.
A Handsome Bicycle.
The 11 Crescent wheel is a beauty.
It iaa no hi. i mi the market. The
wheel has been greatly improved in
design ami finish. There is not a wheel
a. band tome. To see it ia to want
one. Call at the Cret cent agency in the
hart Oregonian building ami see the
( r.v ent. Wh.cl- irom 15 to frill.
Light wa'ter, f& ami f.'a).
The Lesvrweon oi tha Maine.
Havana hui. L I he tlnrd auni
veraary of the destruction ui tbi Maine
waa otaoragd bj the America uoiiy
here.
Lloutanint Gathnian Says His Unn Will
Doitrov It With Ono Shot.
Wasimigton, Bab, 16. The appro
pri.itu ns committee have consider an
amandgaonl btba hwtiflaatloaa bill
oflered in the senate in tl e interest of
the Gatbmaa gun. The gggg ol 11S,
000 ha been asked to pay for the con
struction of n Moat Hie; ninrk. to lie
sheath, .1 in the heaviest armor-plate
made, nml si. buttressed as to rep
resent the broadside ftreniith of the
most powerful battleship in ervm
Lieut, (iathmat: claim.- that OBO shell,
containing t',0u pound, of high asplo.
sivea, tired from his gun alildaPJOllltl
tin- mark.
No reference was made to this
(iathmati gun in the fortifications hill l
a passed hy the house. I here will be
strong oppoaRlon to the item in thu
senate committee on appropriation..
The point of order may be made
against it in the senate on the groin. .1
that it ia new legislation even ii
accepted hy the committee.
After congresi- had fought shy of the
matter f..r mine vear- Senator llann.i
succeeded in having appropriations
made for testing the gun. Then- wa
a division of sentiment at to the pr.e -Ileal
results of the triah. Some
uthcers said the gnu wa. the MOOt
valuahle ever invented, while other
declared the testr demoiistrnfed noth
ing. IRISH ARE AUAINSI THE: KINU
the best twenty-live cent coffer
earth. Have vou tried it vet.
our "-urn Bhrad" is a ttroog
at 40c,
n.
iw Tea House
,1 ratta Crepe Paper ioc
Locust Hill
Rabbitry and
Poultry Yards.
Padigrei il Helguin Hares of both
sejies for rale at aii tune- (,,ual
itv giiara- t. ed
I'rinc. Bob at boad of rabbitrv,
servile foe fj.60.
Harreii. Huff, and White rivmoiith
Kooba ami RBoOa Island Ittals
these are the U'tt all round
lowll known to pool tly noil t.Klay
isitor- alwavN welcome Kor
further i ii t. rm it ion address
If yon
world
want the
written
new
and
s
the finest art and
of the
pictured,
best
the
literature, then .vou must ead
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i i ..nil, ,! u. i i .,7-T'
in ii., i .inir . I. vi,i EL.
oi I nits ,.,ui u iimiu
. 1 1 o .no- ..f tirvKon. un ib, Bttaari
i.iionii. nwi i, '.lei, ,i. . iiiuii ii. laaiiiMn.
'V 1,1 iha alil estate, sn.l h snoitlc.-oiar
lo. Me (ioiirae A llsrlmaii caaMrblE
"' saM i". tlllly ni.nl. nu.l riitnaiMa
-oil. i,,;. .. rliial livaruiK -aul l mi in
Pike plilee III Mir IV olirt tooai lu IW
Muni ... : i .. ... in ivndlntoa, Uaatttk
raunty, late t.i Oregon, al tin hour ol a
i. ii. i.i un WeitiivsUar, ilwuhiUr'
Mnr.rli, VOI. the sann hemi; the third letnW
ilojr ol Ibo next r. unlsr luriii el Mid Mtalf
He. .il! .f iii. ileslrlnn lootilotUf
' oioal le M o.l Mn., I report, or tar out
ia.ir. of, .ii. lu-mliv i. , pun-. I h. till- UwltnU
nbli Hons mi. I ifvpllniii. with th,- flcrkolihr
Mid ronut) rourl mi or before iliu ull i.u
rta) in Hareh, Iwil ami it nas liirlliwimlM
III sail! nnler Unit lilt. notlcO -J." llit un Erttb-
lltlied i. -i i. v.- w.,-1. mi, v.-p in tbsaat
i reptilian n . nklv newiiHiwrol' Ktnmlrii-
, lllnllnll , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 .-. I il loil'tlelell. I mitlUl
IM III) I i1' .it l. tell. llll le .,;.! ,U.
notice l lll.lllh. , ,n, .llsnt 10 Ikt
unli il in.- Ilniiorabhi llrtt A lltrtaia
' wants pida' of i msuiin ooanir. nai.' oi on
on, only inadi1 su.i snu rod on th .vihasril
lanaarv, iwn. hi chamber, m I'.nlltux.
I'mstuls count . Mnie oi i eoffiia.
II. 1 .McCI.KI.I.AN. A-liuiuisiralor
LuN TEST NOTICE.
IIKI'AKTMRMT Of Till: tNTCRIOH. I
I NITKII HTATO I.AM. OmCK,
I .. (IrmiMle, or, . Ju,. ti, tail. I
'it'h n lit i I'lit, ,1 a rH . 1 ., v 1 1 livini Urtn fllsd
i 'til,', le Ahlllr. . l.-rant. ."IllrtUal.
00Y W.
I
WAVE,
aadlatoB,
Ihor Took No Pari In th taromonioi
in Parliament.
Cotillon, Pab, IB John Heiliiioinie. !
in tin- eoarao 1 1 an latarviaa inldi
"Wli:l the loininoner" an. I p.-ers
Were p'ttlollitf each other to.li.y in ,
t ho I r haste to pajf OOalMBCO lo Klloard
vii, ..verv Into Baaabaf dallbarateh
abalaload from any participation ii:
the pageant, The Irish mIIomI part)
i.sJav ttaaniaM wly daaMad that in
consi.leratioii of Ireland's present posi
tion the in-h lueuiher- v .ill 111 take no
part in tin- ceremonies inauituratiuv.'
th.- !,. raiga,
lor the first time in In f.irr tie Ml
Irish members met in unitcl part- in
We-imirister tmi iv ami tjatermlnaa on
a vigorous cauipaian anfainst the new
kiiiit. They intent! not only to iliscuss
lriah qaaotiooa, but to intorlero in
ev.-r Hritish .puestion winch may
arif. We puriote to expose the
ini.iiitv ot the Hour war ami to make
a iteneral ifsault upon tin- whole
line. 1 '
Oregon.
TRANSFER,
UC KING,
OR AG K.
KING PRAISED CANADIANS.
S T
Van Orsdall & Ross.
' endleton Ukiah Stage Line
rutio r t.aritev. Pr.tr'
Laave rVwdleloa every tlay at 7 o'clock
except Siuiiiav, for I'ilot Hock, Xve,
Rnlfe, Alba and Ukiah. Good a.
goaimodatioaa. lieasonable (reight ami
is-eii(.'er raltss
City ofUl at 'lul I man di Co's .Ihik
si. ire
bj
BLOCK tn, UQMTAININO M i,t'i., WELL
LOCATED, LEVEL WITH Cm WATER
MS HTRKKT, w HfOE I RH ii:n,
. I.ONY
ltl.( KJK
. ..it.-t ,.,i,.t.'j.i i-uit, .
Kvlir.ur. J. , Is i, I... tin
in IowmsMJ) it." Q) afltOi
Km 0U I I: W M. I.t Janm A. Ti
tlllWi II l- iiIIikkI that aanl J
wli.illv atai"l, mil aalil trat In
MMrtM U.' paal; thai ka haa clunj
ll.vr,-ln.ii. I.r ineri than -iv M
Hi. nam ,-ulr lli .t -..1,1 114 '
iulti.an.1 h. rani uvri. m revalra
tin- utMentv of aalil.lall.vt A TaU' I
a. nl U .ml In all. a.tt .Un l ho
inilllai. i.r naval miv uf .if Un I in
i,f war, or al an. .itltttr Unit', ur lit
i.f tlie 1'nlir.l Mlalaa. in 111...' nf
in.,. . ..nil ti, i in, Mi.t tonsiaaaat i
HaM jmtUoo are botob) nntiiini i
aad ' rfrr . i,h-in - tiK-luii,' aai.l
.,'cl.K'k a in. Mar. hn, t'.t.l, l-t-i.-r
Notttrv Piitillc, at I'sit'llvt.-ti Oretf.
koarlao H'i' as h,-i,i at iiio'cm
laoi, bafofa tba eigteatf ami n ui
M.i.r. Ian.1 eltlc it I... Ore,,', or,
I In mvIiI i.nl.'talit h iving, in ..
liod l), .V. IH0, re! lurlh lacl
alt, r dus iltlisvlKt- K'ri'lial tarvi
canlt.it ba luaijr, II ia tiarvh. nnlr
ll.at altch Until-. In' glvvn le ilu u
tl It, ( IIAI'.U
: ;t.
i ,, it.
mn tiurtt
,-nllUMH, it
... V.TalabM
mis Uas at
I hit reams
unrc uulnv
rttl.-il Qfa-n tftl
v laa , tad BO
lh. niariM
r tf ttal). uUtt
rxailv UipKitr
.it tr. n-tfatut
4ln--faUiaia, tt itt
J II. Hirtrt
n. awl Oal ttal
I. a. m. March 11
f tt thv l ull)
lirurar tffMa.it.
Oaa oat
SUMMOSb.
ON rr
WILL Hi mil n vi
KAMY TEEMM. nil
I I HTIN MTREET KHCal I III
lUOtUUENOl PBOPEKT) l
PKICC 'N
IU kCltUMM
ll.M-u.ll
E L smi i ii,
AM) KWQHUH I'll i; UKK'l
MOUKTAUHJ AM un;
''iii viin A- W ELL A A
THE TUWE I'lti i n - i.nw Kll
Aitovi: THE MlarTEHiH' MCHUUL,
vn: ni mi.
UHUUI n UIMQ
iim: VIEW i
I h TO
at the East Orcgoniaa Office.
I In llir Circuit Cuiirt nl lh. .-tat.' ot UKfoa
lor l iiiatllla L'OUDI , ,
l.ivl-lli V. Hullivsii, plainiir? r. nulBBlta
I S.lUivall. .l.-l.-llilw,,'
le ipilltnlau I S.llllvall. .i -o-li.lnllt-
la the name ol Un ti... . ol ureaaa. a are
' lisrel.Jt rn.illire.l le n slid llltar' US
...niplaiiu nlci nmnoi' ... la Ikaaipof
lillr.l .1,11 1 1 an. I -nit nil or u-low MOtMay.lg
nil .is- in llitrcb, imii. and yoo sit arej
uulitiu.1 thai If you fsil lo .ar sud !"
... plrail within tal.l tun. . Ib pJ I a ' " yj
vvi.lil llicrvolwlfl anpli le til. alan-' '"'
eonrt ami In tal.l till! for Hi" reUat fSEB.
in plalitliri a r.iinpuiiil. we , or Ofcrif "'
tolriagtba bomia of ntairlmoay JJffP sS
I, irouaan plainuff. ami mr 0ailas
tort) ami .ontr.il ..I tin- muii.i MtaaaV
Tblsauramonili publltbt.1 paaMOJ M
' outer nl II. .ii iivorar A . Ilariuita. l' "J'"
'....iii'.y rourl lor 1 matills ...ufilj. "'",
made ami dated si Pondlutou orajop. ""
Aiiumcr i. rmmm-
beeUt'td Oroal Britain Would Navor
forgot Canada's Sarvloas.
London, fab, l6.Klaai K.iwani uu.l
the illeeii colirort, (Attended bv the
D.iKe-oi L (iiiibrniKe. ( oiiii.itiKlit am
Argyle, Lord lioberte, Lord Strathcon
(ienerul liuller Joe Cliaiiilwrhitn ami
others, tialay inspected sirathcon's
C'uiiuil lun Mors, of tbree Jiumlre.l and
titty men, at Ituckingliaiu pulu.e. ib
kiiiu preren led ins colori- iil.il nave
mclUs to tlie men. savin ho pi.-dxed
treat llritaiu wouhl never lorvfet
Cauadu n services in South Africa.
The Canucks cheered wildlv at his raw
m.irl.-.
Loniinandar Woodrufl Utad
Cincinnati. Kob. 1-'.. Lieutenant
( oiumaiider liavid C. Woodrufl.
I llltcl hUler naw. retireil. is il,.Mil in
tliia city.
Senator Plerea Oaad.
Chicago, Feb. '.ft. former McuattM
iilbert Piano, of liakota, died here
this morning
UBKAT PASSKNUBR TRAFFIC.
Threa Train Loads er People Pass Hoc
this Forenoon.
Tliia oi. te i haa licen un
precedented rettardiug bunu tide pas
seiiger tratli. tlirouun I .-mlieton Iruui
tlie Last ol parsons seeking homes in
the Wait. A low rate is In elte.-t be
tween Chicago and .Mississippi river
points lo I'ortland ami the Sound. The
KXKCUTOH'S N0T1CI.
In tin County Conn oi lbs el aggP
fur rmalllls Cuuiil) . ..
Ill tlie niilller ol III. , -UP -auiiitiw"'
iK'i'i'H-nd .
Come and See the 1901 Crescents
At the Crescent Agency East Oregonian Building
Wheels at $15, $20, $25, $27.50, $30, $35. $50 AND $60.00
.SOI!. .' I'UilL'liV IIIH-I, Hl-1 UK- "'""""T7.
ha- I II apt ll.'.l III. e-. -ulor
dvv.a-cl. ami
will of haioual Iftelel.
I it i I nml All p' r-.ui- navins
tli il L-ttaP- aie re.piir.-.l 1" prvteiu kK!B
i-o.p r vouobeia, t ti..- ofiui "i panaj "j-JfE
avet th.- fendlaton tavlaas bnk 'f-'l
PeodletOD, uregon. Wllblll moll"1
in i -.late;
baled Fi lunar. I I to
M.'
c a argil .x tiAUCi
PEriTION FOR
gsesatefi
Atii.rneyi-
LlUUOH LICBNSB.
,,,,11. conn of DaoMai
Creai Ocaniace Sak ti Carpets.
Now un to make room Inr iarauHui
stuck of spring uotls. Larga jjfc
count qi cash Lots of tcitinants at
Mil pnee Good aecood band tow
IM machines Irom $5 o to io ...
Undcrtakiiij; goods ahvavs on hand.
JESSE FAILING.
Te tlie II, .in, ml, I. Col
l 'QIIDtJ . Slat.- of On Oa . .,, h-atl
, ii., iindorsjiDed, reaideaO '''',.
volt , iii llmalllVa pre. fuel, I "
-a,. , (ireaoa, So heieby Mt Itt mm
Inimiisnl,' Insly in K l un I ' "Kl. mt
MP ii li.en-i 'to .ell -pirlt'l'" n ,,
III, Hi. rr I illllliua In.- Il'"1' tr.r.lllla
Ilia plan af baaluaas In tbe ,UT i... iheawled
rmaiilU eounly, State i.l Oreg
if aia m. unlit, ami roai psUtloaeri
In' p
..ill .
ever
ill I,
ai
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Juinet o'Cuim.-ll
Il ( i l.lnanH
C A F.i ill. k
Ft Marklinia
I Vt Imnouii
F i oi oi.uell
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I I ft llio , i-. ,n
t ri Buk
b Wllliauia
It I Voraa
W II Hay.l
W J lli.li. ii
Nulivs' I, burst.) given ll.ei
dun
W II C..IU.I.
A J IKiiniuK
A Creiw. ll
VV 1- lllKK'l"
0 0 Waniin
v F flaiiucr..
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3d ii HuiUaiidx
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lolin Audersuli
A II i.uBter
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W II I'erk. r
11 J iiuinl.aiii
riatik Mc ulloeal.
M A aayl.ir
- - ,
ho Olldeitil""-;
U ur.seiu the loregoiu I-""", u,,,),.
also, i-iiMllt'd vourl on lb
. all
llv,l al Uu..UU, ore JtfO
t