East Oregonian : E.O., February 21, 1901, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 4

THURSDAY, 1-K.liKl'AKY 21, 1901
Shoe Sense
Sense about
Shoes
More shone are worn too wide
and too short than any other
fault, causing hutiions an I
misliapon font. Think of thin
when you want slums ami go
whnrv they carry larv line'
of different style, anil wMthl
ami win-re they inalte a stwly
fitting feet. We keep the styles
ami width ami we have made
the filling of (eet a stmly for
Team, t ome and aee us. We
will Rive, you satisfaction.
CLEAVER BROS
Practical Hoot and Shoe Men.
RBV1TII9.
Money tn loan. E. D. Boyd
Hasehiall goodi, croquet seta. Nolf'i.
Angel cake and treab doughnut' at
Martin'..
Trv that celebrated creatn brend at
Martin's.
IIS jacket (or W.W. Cleaver Broth
ers Dry Goodi Co.
lost in at Detnott's Swiss lira tar rgar
cheese. Very tine itiality.
40c fascinators onlv (0c. t'U.ner
Hrothers Dry tuxsls Co
Go U LssRoy's (or tom.ile. corner
Court and Warden itreet.
Peppermint and winter green creams
uiade to order at Candy iintton's.
11.6ft all wool shirt waists tor BAc,
Cleaver Brothers Dry tioods Oo
30c plaids (or lOUc wr yard.
Cleaver Brother Dry Cooils Cu.
Finest hams and iard on the market.
Howe product; try it. its guaranteed,
tkhwars A Ureuln-h.
Tailor uiade suits and evening fOWM
apeeialty at Madame John
Kast Oregonian building.
You will irant your plows fixed.
Bring theui in and get ready f ir the
apnng work, U M. Sloan
Madame Johnwon has moved into the
Kast Oregon lan building when' -he will
be pleased to see new and old custuin
era. A quiet, nice place, large ro30M,Wt1
(urniihed, bar in connection. Toe 0ol
ambia, Main atreet, V. X. Baheanpp,
proprietor.
See C. Sham for the latest thing in
wall paper and paer hanging and
garden hoae. Optra house block,
Court itreet.
Mri. Campbell has taken the agency
(or toe Salilin perfect form an' I
combined. Ladies are invited to call
at her millinery ttan,
J. Totulinson contractor ami builder.
Brick building a apecialty. OfBc on
Cottonwood itreet, opposite Kenn build
ing. P. O. bog, M3.
lxmt On January 10, a amt handle
carving knife, on Alta. between War
den and Main itreet. Will pay Mlt
able reward if left at King's restaurant
on Court itreet.
For aale 1 have several good dwell
ing hoiiel (or aale cheap, and on easy
term . also hotel with feed burn line
business and location : also several
ranches. K. D Boyd.
A. C. Koeppen A Bros. , the drug
gists, have a one hundred and titty
dollar I nttle of tlavoring essence in
one of their windows, ajaa I verv at
tractive spring mcd c n display in the
other window.
Murray Wade w.i lound guilty of
assault with a deadly weapon upon
Will Kvaus in the court at Milium, and
will receive sentence, which under the
law is imprisonment in jail or peni
tentiary, or a heavv tine, III a lew da).
Tbe promoters of the Portland pro
fessioual haaebal team mel and
definitely decidel to enter a team in
the Pacific Northwest league. It ie
also decideil to send a delegate b tin-
leairee meeting at Tanoms February 'S
and to poat a Suu guarantee.
I loeoecke tk Kirk man are tie- m-!
urieluri o( tile Palace ol Sweets,
located on Court street in opera BOtsM
block. They are making u -p- laity '
oi home made candies, also serving
hot chicken tantales . ... h evening. If
you neeil any thing in their line give
them a call. 1-ull line of tobacco and
igars.
Tbe marriage of T. G Durham and
Miss Ken a Smith occurred at 7 o'clock
ou the evemug of Saturday, February
U. Tbe wedding look place at the
lmme of Mr. and Mrs. John Durham,
parents of the groom, on Webl Itreet,
Only the intimate ralaUvas tbe con
traetiiig couple were present Thl 11 -iiioot
was performed by Just' f tl,-
Pem Thomas Kits (ierald The brii e
1m lk flai,uKlHr .,1 ii A Sn.ill, It...
will make their home in Handle tou,
Koenpeii's drugs are reliable
Fresh manirons anil ladv linger, at
Martin's.
The rallMy commission hill In the
Washington legislature was defeated.
The Kastern Oregon ItuildingA LoM
Association has Is-on organized at
Baker City.
At Walla Walla in tlie last few day
KKl.iUKl bushels of wheat have lieen
sold, at MM for club and I, ', cents
for hluestem.
Dunning 's Sursaiurilla is an altera
tive remedy or bldbd iurilier of groat
value, a streugtbener and mvigorant
At Koeppen s pharmacy only.
Mis Ollie Klkins died in Walla
Walla Tuesday from an sbOwH, The
deceased was 26 vears of age. She hie
no relatives residing in that vicinity
Frank Franier met with a mishap
while out driving this forenoon in his
road wagon on Kast Webb street. In
driving along the railway track one of
the front wheels oi the vehicle got in
between the planking and the track
and at about the same time the horse
took a turn to one side. The wheel
was wrenched out of l;ae so it would
not line with the rear wheel. The
horse was unhitched and the wagon
taken to the shop for repairs.
Blank Books
and
Stationery.
All the latest
Magazines and
Periodicals.
A Beaaliiul Due oi
TOILET ARTICLES.
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NEW YORK MARKRT.
Reported by I. L Ray., a Co . Chicago
Hoard of Trade and New York Stock
Sxertange Broker.
February 21. Wheat showed consid
erahle strength earlv on Liverpool be
ing higher, but the advance did not
hold and the close was 4 under ves
terday. Liverpool eh.sed W higher
li :.s. New ork openeil l-S higher
so 14, Slid sold up to hi) ft-S and hack to
90, closing at the low point. Corn was
strong all day and closed , higher
than yesterdav. Mocks steady. .Money
.' per rent .
Close vesterdav, Nl1,.
Open t'odav, so J-H.
Range today, 10 to 10 M
Close today, 80.
May corn, 46.
Chisago and San rranelleo Margin
Chicago, 111.. Keb. 27. Mav wheat
pened today at Niaj and llwMO at ""'Jj
cent nor nuiliel.
-o Kriincisro Veic 81 . Mnv wheat
tislay 'Hi cents er cental.
NO HOPE FOR L. H. COX.
He Lies at Dsath's Door tn the Uood
Samaritan Hospital
L. B. Cox, the well Known lawyer
is at death's door at thiisl Samaritan
Hospital, Portland, aavs the Telegram,
and it Is statist that there is no hope
of his recovery. lie is making a
valiant struggl". however, and mem
ber- of his family are constantly near
him. While the end may ci at any
time, it mav be .leterroi! lor a ilav or
two. not manv at he most Then
have at times been slight rallies, but
these have brought no permanent
benefit. Hi-death, therelore, is an
tictiMited daily.
Mr. Cox was cniim-l led to submit of
an otsrat ion several mouths ago for
cancer of the stomach. He recovered
froni the effects of the operation
sitlhcientlv to return to his othce for
day, and then it Ivecame necessary for
him to lie operated utsm a second tiim
Since the second operation there has
neeri no nope lor ins recovery.
CITY COUNCIL NKKTINU.
Proposition from J. R Dlekson to
Purchase Lot J. Block .
A abort session of the city council
was helil Wednesday evening.
.1. K. Dickson presented a letter stat
ing that he was a possible purchaser
for lot J. olock 4 where the city jail
Maud.-, for the lieneMt ol the several
property holder- WOOW pfopertv lies
adjacent thereto. Referred to tinaiice
committee,
A. Stangier's petition for liquor
I n . ii-.- was al lowed.
The petition of I-rang K. Clopton,
Mr. K. II. Kemper, J. and ('. Nelson
and II. Kruger for the grading and
siduwalking of Union street between
Webb and Railroad streets, was re
ferred to commutes- on streets and
alleys.
The hill of Henry Mnrtamer of '
for taking care nf the Wilson fanillv.
and loss of a suit of Slothes destroyed
by order of the city council, wit pre
sented and a warrant ordered drawn.
A SURPRISE P4RTY.
"Kadsmy Girls" Gave a Surprlts Parly
to Two ot Ihsir Prunes.
On Tuesday owning, at the home of
Mrs II. 0. t'raig , the "Kademy liirls"
gave a surprise party in honor of
Htella ami I. nla Marple. The evening
was vert pleasantly i . - t witli music
and games. Refreshments were
served.
Those present were: Mrs. Craig,
Mrs. J. !. MarpK. Stella and Lula
Marple, Bertha (taker. Mertle Hawks,
I'ubv Whittemere Nolle Whitteiiiore,
I ,r in t roekette, (, race Oliver, Rkisia
Ueovar, Maybelle McDill. Iva Kim
brail) Nellie Kimbrell, Blanche
Whittemore, .Mabel Whitman and Win
Ire I ilanscoin James Hill, Q, K.
Light, W. Oi Ounther. Clarence IVn
land, BvrOll Hawks, Karle Vales, Joe
KfOMdy, tjeorge Hill and Roy Poll
lalid. EARLY HOKNISn WhDOINO.
Krad G. Oitsr, of kpokans, and Miss
Jsnnls Shspard ot Pendleton.
I red 0, Oster, of Spokane, and Miss
Jennie Miepaid, oi this city, were
Mnltad in marriage at 7 o'clock this
Blorninfl in the Presbyterian church,
Rev. I'. I. 1-tirbes, oi the Pendleton
academy, performing tin- ceremony.
Mi-s l.conora Owem was hidesmald
aiel W Oi tiunther best man. The
principals are well known and popu
lar, and were formerly students at the
Pendleton academy. The bride is the
daughter of Mrs. Araladla Hbepard,
who resides on South Oarden street.
Mr Oster is a pressman employed now
at Spokane. After u delicious wedding
breakfast the newly wedded couple
took their departure for Spokane,
where thuy will make their home,
followed by the hearty congratulations
of many friends.
Night Was Hsr Terror.
( would cough nearly all night
long, writes Mis. Cha. Applegato, ol
Alexandria, Ills'. . ami coillil banliv
get any sleep. I had consumption so
had that If I walk.-! a block I wouiu
coiiifh rmlilliiliv ami son moon, oiii.
when all other nied nines failed, three
II Isittles of Dr. King's New Discovery
wholly cured me and I gamed AH
pounds, lis absolutely guaranteed to
cure coughs, i-olUs, la grippe,
bronchitis and all throat and lung
troubles. Pries ;Jc ami fl. Trial
IhjIIIoh tree al Talliuau & Co. 'a drug
store
PERSONAL MENTION.
Col. J. II. Rnlev is at Salom hsik
ing on at the legislative doings.
Oeorae Klik, of the Rod Boy mine,
is a guest of the Hotel Pendleton.
II. II. Blmn, of Stnrbuck. Wash.,
is registered at the Hotel Pendleton.
H. K. Hhaw and Oeorgo Mattes, o(
Nolin, are guests of the Hotel Pendle
ton .
T. A. Lieuallen, a wheat warehouse
man of Adams, is a visitor in town
today.
B. P. (ireeuc, a well known and
popular piano representative of Port
land, is a guest of the Hotel Pendle
ton. Mr. and Mr W. EL Kvans, of Pilot,
Rock, are visitori in Pendleton, and
attended a large meeting o( William
Martin encampment last evening,
Tom Jordan, who has been sick for
couple of weeks, was able to come
down town on veunesiay in a can ami
visit around for a while. He is still
iiite weak.
Bert Carl tail Sunday evening,
after stopping her' for a brief visit,
for Seattle, where he is now lo
cated as an agent of the New York
Mutual Life Insurance company.
John L, Cox has returned from Port
land where lie went owing to the
critical sicknes- oi hi- brother. L. B.
Co John savs Mr. ('ox's condition is
not a hit improved and his lid- hangs
upon a thread. K. 1 . ( ox and ( . I
Ooi are still in Portland rendering
such assistance as they can to their
brother and his family.
O. A. R, Mcdrew. the druggist, ol
Was lOII, HUM down ou the train last
evening, partook of dinner at Hotel
Pendleton, and passed on to Salem,
lie wants to be present at the death
throes of the legislature at midnight
Saturday night. After the demise of
the legislature he will visit at Mc
Minnville. Charles Cunningham returned Tues
day evening from Portland, where he
had been under the care of Dr. William
Wood (or treatment ot his left eye.
The tear duct had jecome clogged up
and was painful. The doctor opened
the duct and gave relief. Mr. Cunning
ham is highly elated at the success
of the operation.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. McLaughlin
arrived iii Pendleton this morning
from their sawmill on the head o(
Little Hotter creek, M miles south of
this city. Mr. McLaughlin was
thrown from a horse last full and
suffered an injury to his chest, so that
he has trouble with his lungs. He is
stopping at the Sinn-key home on
lower Alta street.
(iary L. Jmlson, the well known
newspaper man and epigrammatist,
who left Pendleton nearly a year ago
to engage in tbe sheep business near
Pilot Rock, with his brother-in-law,
W. H. Kvans, states that the law re-
Hiiiring barlier shops to close mi Sun
day does not interest him. Mr. Jud
SOn has whisker? all over his face and
lias to wear a baseball mask to Keep
the sheep (roin browsing on them the
are so luxuriant ami bear such a strik
ing resemblance to succulent alfalta.
WIRE FENCES BLOWN DOWN
Tumble Waedt Banked Agalml Thsm
and Wind Did tha Rett.
To state that a wire (ence can ls-
blown down bv wind seems incredti
Inus, but can readily be believed after
an explanation. L, M. liusou, who
lives a few miles southwest of Helix
states that he will have to reset about
4iki posts in the fences on tbe east side
of his fields. Other farmers in his
vicinitv will hare to do likewis
Tumble weeds are the primary cause
il the damage. In the fall, alter hav
ing been cut off or nulled un witl
wetsl destroyers, tbev are blown across
toe fields until they come against the
tence on the east side of the fields
the winds being of the west variety
The weeds hank up against the fences
clear to the top. and make such
resistance to the wind that the posts
give awav, and down goes the fence
The. farmers I rum the Helix country
report that the wheat held- are re
markably free from wet-Is at this sea
son of the year.
victims of la grippe this week, but are
slow I v convalescing.
Miss Nellie Mil I key, of Warnerville,
was in town Tuesdav. Her father, T.
M. Mnlkoy, is iiHe lick with la
grippe.
Dr. Smith was in town Sunday, be
ing called to see Mrs. A. J. Hturtevant,
who is still quits low.
Visitors in town luesdav were Miss
Maggie Patlon, Mr. and Mrs. Oeinger,
Ol Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Williams,
of Mountain Home, and Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Willson, the latter bringing their
baby in fur medical treatment.
Miss Ailelb- Mul key visited relatives
in Warnerville last Saturday and Sun
day .
Another old pioneer has pasiedaway.
Samuel S. Smith wjs horn in Spring
Held, III., Septemlier . 183:1, and
died, February 12, 1901, of pneumonia.
He crossed the plains in 18611 to Ore
gon, where he has since made his
Inline, having for more than M years
lived in Umatilla county. He leaves
a wife and four children, C. A. Smith.
J. W. Smith and .Mrs. W. Hadle, Ol
Pilot Ruck, and Mrs. 9, M. Pearson,
of OanyoB city.
He was a member of the United
Brethren church for M vears.
A. C. M.
..TIME
Kvery purchase of a pack
age of BOM Dust Washing
Powder may guess at the
number of packages con-taim-d
in the pyramid in
our window.
The person who makes the
nea.e-t guess will Is- given
a Hold Lacii-iered clock on
April 1MB, 1901,
Guess Again.
Owl Tea House.
Crockery and (llasawarc.
Locust Hill
Rabbitry and
Poultry Yards.
INAUGURAL
EXCURSIONS
10
WASHINGTON
MARCH I, 2 ,.nd 3
liikets will be sold on nleive dales hooi
all points on the
Baltimore & Ohio R. R.
Al
One Fare i ok RoeidTrip
tickets valid lor return until Mart 8, 1901, inclusive
Solid Vcstibuled I ruins Irom CMcflfJOi -St. lotus, I ouisvillo,
Ciminnitti, Columbuv ( lovelnnd. WhcHiiiu, Pittsliurq,
Btiltimore, Philddelphin nnl Niv York.
Ihrooqh CMMbMt Pullman Unming Huom Sleeping l iirs,
Observation (airs, and (Jnot:llil Dining Car Scrvlct,
See that vour Tickets read via. the II. & 0.
Money to Loai
r,u" '"tare ,m'"w
BM mnthl, inf
luent "un-
NO GOMMl88loN8
VVi" OB improve
Pnvnty or win furnj
money to bnild with
Will be pleased tO tl'fc
ores ol actual eoii g
one needing n loan... y"
FRANK B. CLOPTON
Hop Main Street.
" KENTDtKV
WHISKEY
I b) IOII N SIMIMlOT
The Louvre Saloon
I'KNIII.KTIIN
W. H. Jones,
OKU.iis
lH)rlii
Agricultural
Implements,
Barb Wire.
( 'ntti in Win ill street, rer nf Kratir'l Opiu
em Houss,
Mow n Thliv
We offrr one Huielre.! o. .., - Kvwsiil tor
.ii . h-. ol csisrrii iii. i until- i I i.
r.n . . ..,.11 ,t uii-
r. I HKNKV iii. l'nNi . Iele.... O.
M',' ill. tin.U'i .-ii.i liMb't- lnu,,iii K. J. t.'hi-
j,r Mir mi' i,ot-ii ),!-, mi i ... ii. noil
psHsi 0 anaflfSW'i iii ll biluewi trsii.srtlou.
mill uiieii' u lut-ir i, r in
kmi .v i in..,
W hull-unit- HriiiKi.-. Iiili-tii. Ulilu
H AianNc. Kiss. a. Masvis.
Wbolesalii linnntll, TuloiJo, Onlo
ii - - ,H lit ' i un- i- la.t-ii I iiirrii.i! ) , ni i
Iiik -liri-i'lly un Ilin bliMSl suit luueuiiN hiu fseui
ol tlm Ky.U-ui. Hriss 7-V-. Iht ImjIIK' Hol-I by
o I fti.i.i) i n. itrn tin- hum
Pilot Muck Notss.
Pilot Uoek Keb. l, Mrs. CI m- is
ver ill with parahsi of the hraiu
at the home of her daughter, 11 rs
Hammond.
Mrs. Thus. Uamer, of Helix, and
Mr. Ileale, of Pendleton , who have
lie-n vlntiiiK relatives in Pilot Uiak
and risinity lor ssvearl davs returned
t. their homes Tuesday.
Klmer Smith and the three WelUalu
eliililreii are siekZwlth iuallpox
Kev. Worsliam will liolil services
here next rtunday inoruintc and even
i ilk.
(irandua Hunter and Mr. Itartou are
Nasal
CATARRH
Llvsiiosk BrssdiuK
Is fast beeom ink' the leading industry
of the Pui.itic Northwest. The Ifural
Spirit will keep you postetl oa this
great industry in its every blanch.
I iidisiiod weekly at 181 Third street,
Portland, Or. Seud lot iron sample
In all Its slag tusre
sliuul-l Ihj ClVMldHU'l-..
Ely's Cream Hal-
. . u... . . .-itv-.mi.l ii us
tliu diMiuml SSSAfefl I
IISSNSI ilurrli in I li I SI
swy a OUIJ iu lbs . :
quickly.
(,'ieuin Halm I. plsssd Into ntrU., sprasil.
over in- iuuuilirii sua Is sImuiiiI. ttelist I. Iiu
uimliuta mil a cum follows. It il uot drylug docs
not iiiuduLu nwvr.m. tjirgs Hiss, 60 wilts it Drug-
gut. -r by uil ; Trill hi, 1U ccBM by uml
JgLY UUOl UKto.Ki Wursu UUM1, N.w York.
BAD COLDS
outiium i. i,i. o .it b.hluu. Oolu. a- net now
I,.,.. 1.. W , iluru.l MK.NIlKIS llYNAMII' TAB
I l.l-s u.lli-,1 aviikiiiK Ifuin linn tiiirrsi i vruwil
.mki -eliit.n oc.tiiui.t ml., uii., Ii-ur. mkI
.l.-lt Oh -1bI Ol UUllU t V, I lllgllt.
"It u Un sunt uk "I grip I -- r l .... i A ball
ilugvn li- ii.i-- b,l i-lll- iu,.- gtlll II buiis 00.
II. .i-i -in.- l.yhMi'T4WXItti. T" HI) .
uwnt tbc ia4usil lai nol.l 1.11 oeosb Uir grsl
nislii. I eudun. .iwl riuuiuisml Uwm L tin. i
plc" UAIU'I.AV IIKKI.KV. t Miinlr oM,,.w
.1.1 AlAoreo) . U-1 Swwlui' .Ini l si l'NMlli,
July 7, lllti
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Uir Til.) IT hsr.l Oli.l ltl fo i.l,tli Uut tliu
lui ... autiiw.l .udibaih b MMHHKI.'.i PYNAMIii
TAUbl.KM Helli waigli wid uild dlvt'iiii.l il,
. uouiil of iba. kiuttilug sin dns Hill tor ui-''
Mg. KUMA L liol.l II, II Hum St., ban flgu
t'lB.. Aug I. 'oil
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IiYNAMU TAbl l.gs uc uuek Hist i. bu I tin
l.-.l. ll.r... 'I I... iU o M.ld. uiUiout iiutluc I Uu,k
u duMii Ikj.o. witti lite tor Hill twid IrUdu. wbn 1
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l'JOU.
uttfc lMAotud lur 2.iwuU in .bunli. l.NLAMi
liltt O OU , WuMbiugiou gUw.t, Siui 'nuudw.
Abu, on b I) our lousi aguut, KOgerh.N a
nu gM my
Pedigreed ltelgian Hares of hoth
-, xe- for sale at all times. Qoal
ity guaranteed
Prince Hoi. al head of rahhitry,
service fee tL'.rs).
Barred, Buff. and White Plymouth
Bin-Ics and Klnsle Island Beds.
These are the liest all round
fowls known to potiltrymeii today
VlsltOfl always welcitiie. Kor
farther information address
HUYW. WADK,
I'eiidletou, Oregon.
TR U C K I NG,
Van Orsdall & Ross.
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HAN FHANCiaOO. CAL.
HANDSOME
ivvVf
BLOCK 100! CONTAINING n LOTH, WELL
LOCATBD, LEVEL, WITH CITY WATER,
ON TU8TIN HTREET, WHICH W ORADED,
WILL BK MOLD AT A LOW PRICE N
BABY TKKMs. THE BLOCK is ACROBH
TUBTON HTREET I- Iiom THE RANDMOME
BEBIDENCE PROPERTY M-' I-.. L BMITH,
AND AFFORDM THE BENT VIEW OF THE
MOUNTAINS AND THE BURROUNDINCJ
COUNTRY as WELL AB A PINE VIEW i
THE TOWN PROM its LOWER END TO
ABOVE THE BIHTRRB1 HCHOOIs, ::::::::
Apply at the East Orcgonlan Office.
The Dead
NOTICK OK FINAL SKT TLgNINT.
Not ire i ii In slrsr that n r Mrcitiiu
ih- dial) spool II UO, quallHsO m-i siiiisjs
iiiliilnlrnlei nl tl .tats ol It U M . ,
ile-es.oil, Hie. I In tin- nun ...uriot t'loiulii
'. ItalS nl iir-son. on the fwli illy in
.Isnimrs , 11V1. bit Huh! m-oure li admtnlstru
tnr ol tie- -hi. I --1st. , nn.1 b mi orJrrul tl
Hi, ii. .ml. I- merge A llsttmsn louiii) 1 1.
ot .ui. i oount), iiuiy iumi- n.i saaiatal8
tlm khIiI rial, a HiihI hosrliiK iv- null n let iu
laksplsss Iii Ha- county i ourl room tn tit
rounty i-ourt liosss in P-iidl. iifu, I'lattilit
count). Mais iii OfMon, si tii- i, ..in oi it
e'clo-k h. iii. on W. .Iiiclsy, ilinfiti dtv (
March, IWl, the lame bslng Ins ttir.l)u4um
in ol tlisuc-ti ri'kulsr term nl ml. I sounif
iiiiiri. una mH peroni ilslrlng tuobjsrioi
sacspl te Hi- luii.l DiihI rcporl. or mv put
il-em. an- hereby r-.inr-il In Itle Ibrlrult
ubiscUoBS un. I excsptloui with thl clerk of He
.alii rount) i nun mi or befon t lies ul.l ft
any ol March, IWI I .m.l ll Wl l.lrllier piortW
in .siil order Hull tin- in,th,. himli1 bi-biU
liStoSd lei' live tvn.'li- .iiri-e.invt-lv In tbt us
i irt'snii isu i ut-fkly u-ueiiier ol si-nerilrlr
ii 1 h 1 1. in pui.li.lie.l nt Peiiilliitnii, I'suliU
conntr, "tsi- nl Orstfon. pnor in .sld itale.
Thll BOtlce l pilbll.hi-il liilimuilt to 1st
orrlsrol thi lloimrsbl- Usorn A. lliumu
count) lu lg- nf l niittiliii ssant). te ol Or.
gnu. . iii ly mads mul catsrwl on Hie Ml ilir it
laaaary, ISO', st plismbcrs, in I'rndliua
I'miiiiils eaaair, min- Otsaoi
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Pendleton Sayings Bank
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tin t iiniiiiiu Uounty.
Rllaabslh sulllvan, platalM, v. wuiiilu
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To IjuliiiilHii K SiilllvHti. ileleiulmii.
in las narno of tin n orn J""
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rsal tbsrsol iii sppiv m hi- ibBtssawp
I court slid In .sld oili lui Hi- r-llel pie-l n'
In pUlullff complaint, vl I r I de reedo
oiving Hi- bouili ni iiiHiiiiiiini' uaaai
J twi-vn you and plaintiff, sua fur bl a
MStf and i-ontrol ol I lie minnr . hlldres.
; rfn. .uiniiniie-1 i-ubli-licl .uruini b. "
inr.l-rol II..H Ucurge A lUriman. judge ot tae
c ii y court 'or I'nislllli eoiiiily, regon.
i iii.i.i- sod asAed ui rsadliaWitssiiMess
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AllurneT fur I'UlntH
NOriCK OK FILING FINAL ACLOUKt.
stm-nl Olrn
for rniHtlllH i utility.
I III llll- lllHltl-l III the i ! Ann. ihimi
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NoUsc li hereby llrcn Ihit ' ' ft"
! .ll. on, .!!.!,. i ..t III. ll OHIlie.l
I ill-. I with Hie clerk iii ilii. ruuri lili ;
.... .Mini Hint report, sud in- luuri IgJOT
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luattsr-doas by lbs fUfmmm
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rel.irl lillHlU .elllcd. .... rA.ro!
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in me rvpaajT Ooari oi nn MaM omo
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in un- unmet in ihu .
Notice i- hereby glssn lhai JSMA
. ...u.i.ti..,i ih- o ii tor oi . to
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Im. been i,.inni.-.l lb- ' .""Ihuimr
will of samuel Hl. n-I ' -' V, j-M''
.ilisllu.'il All l-roUi- bums ' 'Tn-uTelU
UiHIollHleHI.. r.-.inred le I" !''"'', (ule
uropvr voucher!, si Hie oBlce i t- "' liM
u.ei Hie iviidlei.ni Ssvlugn B.ai.
Isudision, Oregon, sffjaln iu """
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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
it
tma.i.iiiAjuRrTMi
Great Clearance Sale uf Carpets
Now on to roaku room for itiniH'"
slock of spring ooils. L;nt,'o ''is
count for ciiali. Lots of mniH""s "
halt prict; tiootl aacgnd hand
hlg machines from $5 00 to '" -Uii.lortakiiig
ootls always on hanU-
. i i ll.e willloV" a
Wnei. yon ,1,. youi soring sowing do not forgo! un .j, giV;
bearlpg mturv Whiu-, km Jar ahoail of all other " wU uoi
Init lalk and we oxpect to have it talking i" " ,u ' '
cost yon a cent to try one.
JESSE FAILING