East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, February 23, 1901, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text! I j i SATlMtDAY, KKrIKI AMY 38, 1H0I. New, Nobby, Uptodate. In our line of ladies' Ucc kid shoes, the neatest anil moct durable shoes wo have over shown for the lirio.' $3.00 styl (or the small priiv ol $'-'.00 Look lu our window nml then t-omo in ami examine tin' quality CLEAVER BROS Practical Hoot ami Him- Men. BBBVIT1BS. Money to loan. K. I). Itoyd New rxtokn and poafcat knives. Nolf's Autre I cake ami ireah iloughiiutx Martin's Try that celebrated Martin's. 116 jackets cream bread a 10c. Cleaver corner for Iti.W. Cleaver llrntli r UtJ Goods Co. 40c fascinators onlv Brother Dry Ooods Co. Uo to LeKor's for tomalos, Court and Harden street. Jolt in at Demon's Swine liniberirer cheese. ery line quality. All kinds of hardwood and black smith's coal at E. L. Smith's. $1.46 all wool shirt wuistH for He Cleaver Brothers Dry Goods Co. 20c plaids for IQMa per yard Cleaver Brothers Dry (itajds In. fepperount ami winter )(reen creams made to onler at Candy Dtitton's. If you want a good plow uo to K. 1. Smith's and get the Canton gang plow. E. I.. Siuith has in stock a comnleti line of the celebrated Columbus buggies. Finest bams and lard on the market Home product; try it. its guaranteed Schwars A (ireulich. Tailor made suite and evening gowns specialty at Madame Jolinson'. East Oregonian building. You will want vour plow tlxod Bring them in ami get ready for the spring works. H. M. Sloan. Madame Johnson has moved into the Kast Oregon tan building where she will be pleased to see uuts and old custom rs. A quiet, nice place, large roma,weII furnished, bar in connection. The Col mbia, Main street, f, X. Bchempp proprietor. nee U. stiarp lor the latest thing in wall paper and paper hanging and garden hoso. Opera house block, Court street. Mrs. Campbell has taken the agem-v for the Sahl in perfect form and corset combined. Ladies are invited to call at her millinery store. J. Tomliason contractor ami builder. Brick building a specialty. Office on Cottonwood street, opposite' Kenn build ing. P. O. box, 613. For sale I have several-Kad dwell ing houses for sale cheap, and on easy terms; also hotel with feed barn tine business and location : also several ranches. K. D. Boyd. tioaoecke A Kirkman are tlx- pro pria tors of the Palace of Sweets, located on Court street in opera house block. They are making a specialty of home made caudies, also serving hot chicken taiuales each evening. If you ueed any thing in their line give them a call, hull Tine of tobacco and cigars. Kresh maearons and 'lady ringers at Martin's. There was a large crowd at the depot this morning when the train de parted with the Wall Walla football team. A party had come down 'tram Weston about 26 strong, as well as many from Athena. Nearly all went back home this morning. Supreme Scribe Morehead gives out the information that the check in settlement ot the 11000 death benefit for bin M. Weckel, deceased, a mem ber of Joseph Koth eiicnmpment, No Ik), of I'm its, Colo., 1'ioneers of the 1'acitic, was lorwarded on Saturday, February 1(3, within 16 days after death, and that the receipt therefor whs received bv him todav. The rlOBMWf of the Paciti.' is an oragnixa tiou niakiug a splendid record. John Dolyu, serviug n term in the cnuntv jail, received permission from the sheriff's office to go down town Thursday afternoon, and he didn't BUBSI back, hasn't come back and won't come back unless Depot v Sheriff Davis catches up with him. The deputy left for Wallula. Wash., last evening and it is thought will get Mr. Doyle and bring him back. Dovle hum released a few months ago, alter hav Ing served ,. dave. lie was considered a trustv and was given extra privileges. J. L. Sharon is in receipt of a letter from S. S. La Kiviere, of I toad wood. the lilack Hills, South Dakota, want ing intormation of his brother, C. C. I..i Hiviero, from whom the relatives have not heard for nearly seven years C. C. La Kiviere was a resident of I'endletoii up to about seven vears ago, and is believed to have been a member of the tire department. He was known here as (.barley lovers. Any person having any information concerning nun will confer a favor bv divulging it. Mrs. A. C. rlranst-atter, mother of 11. ilranstetter, of Stage (iulch, died at her home at llilgard on Saturday, Feb ruary 10. Interment was at Nolin on Monday, the IJOth. Mrs. Branstetter as turn in Kentucky aud would have been 8o years old on March 22 had she lived. Mr. Ilranstetter lias been dead for years. They wert the parents of lu children onlv three of whom survive A daughter, at llilgard, who was sick and unable to attend the funeral another daughter at I'ueblo, Colo and II. C. Branstetter. A large delegation from I'matilla tent No. 26, Knights of the Maccaliees ith state Deputy Sherwood, verv reeablv surprised the ladies of June No. 10, L. 1). T. M., at the regular review February 22. They brought cakes of all kinds, the one most noticed was a warble cake furnished bv Sir KnigDt Perr Honser MM M the ladies recognized cakes supposed to be in the cupboard at home, flow came they there. All agreed that as a coffee maker Sir Knight Urown was a success. Vn entertainment was given at the l'reshvterian church on Thursday even ing under the auapices ul Mrs. M. K Moule ami otier laities ol that denom ination for a number of the Chinese of this city. The program included recitations by Miss Catherine La Barre and Miss Kdith Crockett, and a lo by Mrs. Hal Dickson, accompanied on the organ bv Mrs. J. It. Dickson, all ot which were pronounced exellent titer came refreshmt it. which were likewise enjoyed. The Chinese present s guests were the following: ling ran, Hug long, Uug rav, ling Uoev, 'hung, fueck, Huev Hop, Jim ouver, Dam Sing and Moon Wood. grw i I VI THE CASE OF JOHN GATES. Tim hx -janitor or thb cafitol amp HIS "BIO ROLL." Hs Is Just Ons or tbe Astors In the Benatorlal Play at Salem. At Salem tbe case of John Gates, late assistant ianitor at the capital and who was arretted on Thursday night at Albany, on a warrant issued in Salem, charged with larceny bv bailee ol 11600; is Still attracting at tention There is an interesting bit of gossip connected with this case, and if the rumors in circulation are true, It may vet Attract far greater attention than it does now. Gates rams from Woodbiirn, and secured a job as assistant janitor at the state house, it is Mid, upon recommendation ot Kepresentative J. M. Ponrman, also a resident of that city. Herbert L. Gill, editor of the Woodbttrn Independent, has also hail employment at the capltol, as a clerk on the house ways and means com mitt. It seems that on last Tuesday Mr Gill placed flfiOU, fifteen $100 bills, in tbe hands ol dates, with instruc tions to pav the money to certain per sons named to him. This money and janitor listen immediately disap peared, and efforts to Unit man and money were successful when Gates was apprehended at Albany Wednes day It is not unite clear for what pur pose the money was transferred, but rumor has it that the funds were not those of F.ditor Gill, but were given Gill by Mr. Poorman, to be paid to some members of the legislature, for what purpose can only be surmised Mr. Poorman disclaims anv interest in the matter, and Mr. Gill has not been seen in Salem since the arrest of Gates was made. When Gatee was appre bended, he had II. '.no in currency, and express receipts for 1900, evidencing a remittance to that amount to his sister Chief of Police Gibson, of this city, has the money in his possession and is anxious to find the rightful owner who will have to be found, as Mr Gill, who swore in tbe complaint, charging Gates with the theft, that be was tbe owner of the monev, is net here to elaim it. An interesting tact in connection with tl.e case is, that two attorneys were employed for the man, and that the one be retained lurnished eash bail for the prisoner to tbe tune of f 'io taking this amount from a roll of currency the sight of which made ttie i il i.-e court reporters gasp. It is evident that no efforts will lie spared to tree the man and hush up the story but it is promiaed, bv those on the inside, that senaatiooal developments will result within the next few days. o ill's place, as clerk on tbe house ways and means committee has been declared vacant, by a resolution adopted by the committee, for the ex press reason that he has been absent from his duties since the evening of February 20. BRTION. NBW YORK MARKRT. Rsportsd by I. L. Ray., Co., Chleaso Board of Trad and Row York stock Bxshanas Broksrs. February 2:i. The wheat market waa strong tisiay and closed U-8 higher than Thursday. Liverpool closed 1-M higher II4. New York opened unchanged Ht)c, May, and sold up to 40 ,l-. at the lose. Corn was strotig and closed :i-H higher. V, 7-S, May. The exports for the live days this week are 4,400,000 and for ten weeks, 4, 000,000. Con servativo houses predict much higher prices tor wheat 111 the near future. Close Thursday, 80. Open today, 80. Range today, 8ti to 80 ;;-8. Close today, 80 ;i-8. May corn. 46 78. BOO Blank and Stationery. ks All the latest Magazines and Periodicals. A Beautiful line of TOILET ARTICLES. Tallmaa Co. LKADl.M, Hi inn Pay or County Commlsilonsn. Under the bill passed the legists lure at Salem the compensation of county commissioners is provided for as follows: That each ot the commis loners of the countv court in tbe sev eral counties within this state shsll receive as compensation fur each dav inployed m the transaction of county us.nesn a per mem OJ f.i, except in nities of Lake, Klamath, Jack n, Yamhill. Gilliam, Coos, Curry id Douglas, where they shall receive II per day, aud in the counties of nioii. Malheur, (irant, Umatilla arion and Morrow, where thev shall receive per day for every day em ployed 111 the transaction of county bisiness. ' 1 in- bill exempts Mult uoiuah county from its operations. They be 0 i Tututlla Haws. Tutuilla, Feb. 23. Ton v Ijtrsen and Chris Nelson spent Thursday and Fri day in Pendleton attending the rted aian's association and enjoying them selves generally, a sort of spring I hauksiMving for gool grain prospect Peter Hansen is sojourning at Los Angeles, California, and nuds that climate an improvement on Tutuilla at this time of year, bojallpox aud la grippe am l-,tli unheard of. He sets no Ian for his return. 1 'buries Sbockey is up from SUge Oul. -li cm a visit. Roach Bros, will re-engage in farm ing 1111s year ami are purchasing an outlit fur that purpose. n.' industry Northwest. The liural Llvsilook Hrssdiog Is fast becoming the leaditu ol the I'ac.tli .-pirn win Keep you potted oil tins great industry in its every branch. ruhlislied weekly at Ml Third street, lortland. Or. Send for fret uiiinln copies. J.llj I I Omsoulau.l, I. "ins F. Cook, of Baker Citv. is guest of the Hotel Pendleton, on hia wav to Alaska Oeneral A. J. Goodbrod. commander of the department of Oregon, G. A. II. . is u guest of tbe Golden Hule hotel. F. H. Wilard aud K. T. Brown, of tbe Athena baseball club, witnessed the foot ball game Friday afternoon. County Clerk W. D. Chamberlain has returned from a brief vacation at Athena. Hia cold and cough still elinu to him in a manner to exasperate. Mrs M. Marshall left Fridav for Portland to visit for a month. At tbe end of that time she will leave for her borne at New York eity to remain. Bud Nelson, of Weston, who waa in attendance at the football game, stated that tie may go to Athena this summer to work. If he should, he will play with the basebal I team. H. 8. Brown and wife and W. C. Creed, of Mexico, Mo, are visitors in I'endletoii guests of Mrs. Oeorve F.rnst. who is a relative ol the brat two ill remain several days. Kev. C. A. Dotson's resignation pastor of tbe Christian church of this citv will tske effect oil April 1. H will continue to make his home here for some time thereafter, but will absent a great portion of his lime. Chris Nelson and Autone Larsen. the South Tutuilla country, are town todav feeling bigger and taller than usual because tbe wheat prospects are exceptionally bright and ranch conditions are more favorable than heretofore. Chris Kanley is sick at home with the grip, lie has been a subscriber U me r.ssi iiregouian lor 10 or 18 vears 1.1! . r- . .. . . . sno mis is me nrst Saturday lor live or six years that be has not lieen Ins place of busmesK lo settle with the collector. Mrs. C. C. Van Oredull ban returned trom a trip to Denver, where she at tended a meeting of the board u managers of tbe Pacific Circle, Wo men of Woodcraft. After that she visited other Colorado cities in tbe interests of the order. James Beardsley is in receipt of letter from Main Sloan, written at I'hoenix. Arise., in Which the writer stated that he was greatly improve- 111 neaiin. ne will reap. in at Phoenix lor a lew weeks and will then go out into tbe mines and mountains He ex pects lo remain lu Arizona all summer Kohl ami Gray, the two mam beta o tbe Walla Walla football team who were injured in the game Fridav afternoon, were able to accompany tbe other players home tills morning Mr K.011 was apparently badly hurt, as be was not able to sleep durum the niuht anu complained mat ins chest waa very sore. Lacy Galbraitb. Mr. Foes. KJ Snyder, Tim Burgas and little Tommy It van were auioug those who came over from Walla Walla to see the foot ball game and did not go back this morning. they are ao pleased with Pendleton that they insisted on staviuit pisi a little while longer. The football season having cloned, baseball league conies next. service. The week day service next week will be held on Monday at 10:30, Wednesday And Thursday at 3:90, Friday at 7:30 p. m. St. Mary's church Low mass, 8 a m. high mass, 10:30 a. m. . Sunday school, 3 p. ru. ; roaary and lienedic tlon, 7 :30 p. m. FIVE BURNED TO DEATH, j Ths Sad Pats of a Orandfathsr and His Pour QrandauBhters. Versailles, hid., Feb. 23. George; James and his four grand daughters were burned to death at their home near here at 4 o'clock this morning. The 14-year-old boy of the family es-1 .ao.il but is deranged on account of his experience. The wife and ' one daughter were away at the lime. Trust Companies combine. New York, Feb. 23. A combination was effected today between the Cnr- 5 oration Trnst company, ot New ereey, the Corsration Trust, of New York, the Corporation Organisa tion A Trust, of Chicago, the Now Jersey Registration company of Boston and the Corporation Trust, of Maine, tinder the title of the North American Truet company of New Jersey. Several other banking concerns will lie taken into the deal. The estimated capital isation is 150,000,000. Oakleigb Thome will be the president. Negress Burned In Jail. Tlfton, Ga., Feb. Si.-Two negroes employed near Amosha engaged 111 a street tight last night and the marshal locket) them up. During the night the jail was tired by parties unknown, anil nothing but a few tiones of the prison ers were found this morning. GOLD DUST THE BEST Washing Powder WIihi v.111 !;iy yonrCoodft,! x"r D"'lfrlv'"!l rat,1r'l, ,0w"1t r""Hihle r, .von hn!,! ask yWrL-5 to muke your ticket rZ? ' "Ath, 1 GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE Wn am itt the samr old tricks Selling Goods Cheaper than Anyone Else. OBI pnri'ilrir exciiritlntiri U in mg car- leave pcnitlsteii roniiv . '"I I'll lm ISM. hrousirurchie 7,hnSl w-cniii'rnirrt 519 52 IKl.ll.l Itoilt.;. ( , ., .,. nmrning trtiiu- K,.i I . . , i ,, ... 2T Itfc TiT ..TIME.. F.very purchase of a pack age of Gold IHist Washing Powder may guess at the number of packages con tained in the py ram it! in our window. The person who makes the nearest guess will be given a Gold l.ai tpn-reil clock on April IMh, 1001. Quess Again. Owl Tea House. Crockery and Glassware. j Facts worth i Knowing- j That I have the finest I lino of granite ware and jl dishes ill the city at the ( lowest price. I have ! I new and second hand 1 furniture and a big 1 ' line of mattreases i V. STR0BLE, i; Court Street ', ; When you want anvrhing in our line it will ptjf you to BM our and get our prics. Our new spring g iods are arriving imtl will Hud our go sls of the very heat ipntlitv nml prices so low one can afford to go dressed in the verv best style. dock you anv iimi t.r.....i 1." .i. si, I. 1 . .. It.r 1I...I.,.. Vu-'. """" .r i. . . ,;l::,.,.v 'affsa 1 nr.' pt.nl, ,., . " " nm -t "." I" aii.l , ,,.,.,",!? ' linn ni 11 ri'iiri -i. 111-10... .. 1 a I !;;::;"""-1 - nt ( Ml hihirniAllun, idsa, , Aa wrl,t'1" " Ssr or. 1' V. WAWAi i-v """! i A .' ii. II. U.A'n c I'l'tnllotnu. Ort NKW LINE REMEMBEB wb guarantee ftfttolA to fiive siitislaol ion of fund vour inonov ever' re- THE FAIR i To ami from ths Bennett & Tarbet, Props. Duwnberry Building, Main Street, Pendleton, Ore. If you ride this season ride a CRESCENT. INAUGURAL EXCURSIONS 10 Am going to bid For your shoe trade. Hy giving good quality latest stylus finish and lu making mom for new stock I am closing out lines at big disc. imt. New spring -loci, will about March lat. A full line of gents' misses ladies' up-to-date styles. color, some arrive ' aud SUNDAY CHURCH IMVICSS. stint or confirmation class ai the churoh or tho edseaaer. otirislian church vmrm of ti... Uliristlan church are held in the Con gregatiunal house of wcrahip. Sunday school at 10 a. in. , Senior Kiideavo'r moets at ll:4ft p. m.: Junior F.u.le.n.r at 3 p. mi preaching at 11 a. tn. and 7:80 p. in i by tbe pastor, C. A. 'Dot- sou. Subject of mom i uu sermon '(,'hrist aud Oethseuiane . '" K van 1 nir subject, "Tbe Foundation of Christiau Life." WM. FITZGERALD, Maiu Street, uext duor to Hansford & Co. Uhurch of the KedwMBwr -lliviue service tomorrow, 0at Sunday in Laint, at hours as follows Holy Oouiwuuiou I at H a. w. ; Sunday school at 10 a. m. : morning prayer aud sermon at 11 a. m. ; evening prayer and eddreaas at 4 P- m. The Urst meeting of tbe con firmation class will be held at tbe church immediately after the oven lug Locust Hill Rabbitry and Poultry Yards.... l'edigreed Belgian Hares of both seges for sale at all times. Woal ity guaranteed. Prince Hob at head of rabbitry, service fee t-. AO. Barred, Buff.and White Plymouth Hocks and Khodn Island Beds. These are the Itest all round fowls known to poiiltryuien today i isitor always welcome, r further information address OUVW. WADK, I'endletoii, Oregon. ..French Restaurant.. THK PLAOM TO SAT. .nr. you can got sesssthlag Una Lai ooLslne, Nasal CATARRH la All U Maitm litsro .ttiiulif Im tUMiiUu... Ki) Craam i'-' :l4NUlMt.,M)tli..auilll. HI llu J1.SA.04 llit-i... ItcuroocAlorrtiaii'l tii I'ti ow.y a soul In llio I..1 qakfcly. l r.ua llaliu la pAi-Oui Uia ooiarlU, soruda oror Um uwaibtsuii ami is sltourUsl. lUH.fi. lu ii.w a4 a son follow., II la uot Utrius- .!" toi prouocssusoalof , Lras Miss, seats At Utugi al. or by until ; Trial 1... 10 coals by utslL aXY UHOTUKK. to Wmma IMJSSU low York. BAD COLDS Ciululo. U ten )MM. bvlilaJ. Oukai tlu uuljtuw t. U b. MMlafotl. MKNDK1. K PYNAMIt' TAB ULBB (oslUtl tlyaautu' (ruui tltvir wi.tir) iow.l . whI'i ufillnMTl U..tut.rit iuUt twelvn tmur. .bort tbe wutttt ul uvlo. uv.r 11I.I1I "II it u Umi .o.t aiuMi of irrlt! I .v.r Uiol. A hall iluMit IrLittl. lual .ur uoxwi. SU11 It Iiujoi 00. UmxI ol Uw llYNAUU' TABI'LKS. Tu 00 ruuiut at.ut Uu u.ejic.J buUi m40 iomI wwokIi Ui. Si.t Ulltbt. 1 .llilltm. Will rCHtUUIUl.lltl till Ul tl tin I,..' pU." U AgC LAY iikm.ks , , t UciiiU c Oouar.it. uhI AUoru.). 101 Swariuie Ami. tu KiuiiUu, July 7, 1W0. "Wliit. r uulu. b.vv limn btHtn Mlluu. tliliiuii U I... II... lr tlf,l n. I 1U1 fur UlUllUUI. But till. last wa. rtuMil .11aJ.nl, b MCMOICI.1t DYNAMll' TASl'LgH. Uoib laaaih ud oultl tlUwuuwotl in . .i-uj-lu ul a.. NuUuou oUc uum tbu tur ui. " MKS KMNA I. HOI.l IN, II Hum L. Han Kiau ou. Aug. 0. 'Ul. ' I lor ft.ii On aii.t rmui wlieiu MfeMOICl.'a PYNAMIt: TABULBH an ruatlt. That 1. how I Brat tuuk Ut.u, llt.y rjfaat oula. wltikuut AoUo. I iuok 1.11 bo&lt. WlUl Ui lot Milt MHt IiIikIu. . Ilvll I w.nt tu Num. " H I VAN WINKLE. IfeolUll.t. Mtl WmOiIiiaSui HUhI, Sail 1 rnunuwtn Auoiut 10, ISM. Ami I litoAjailil lur X, ti.uU in .1.11111. by INLAN 1 uauu uo., MM WMUiwatuu Wml. Haii rnuMUou Aaiu un Mu. by our luoal eilAUMAi I WASHINGTON MARCH I, 2 and 3 tickets will In- sold on above ddtes Irom all points on Ihe EAST Minois Central Railroad Solid TrHind New rquipmcnt Wide Veatibub Rnquiri uaot 0. E. & N. Co., or B. H. Tltr.MBUlX.Coni'l. Aisw H- Third St., Portland. Or. t-Ttrc Baltimore & Ohio R. R. AT One Fare k .... RoindTrip lickets valid for return until Murch 8, 1901, inclusive Solid Vcstihulcd Irnins Ironi (hin.qo, St. louis, louisville, Cincinnali, Culumbu., ( h vehnni, Whelin, INtlsburq, Bdltimurc, Mhilttdelphiti .mil Nw Vurk. Ihrouqh Couches, lullmiii l)tiiiit, Boom Slitcpinq Cars, Ohset y ut ion lor,, ,ind U.H'd. oll.-d Dnnm, ( , Sttrvil.c See that your tickets read via. the U. & 0. woturu KUllton American Agricultural. lljr apodal arraiiK.uient with ill ptiblUK riM. , um ennLI.il in nltrr Tilt (numia .1' un FAHMKIt, tint IttailliiK aarlriiltirtl -i.il ot Hie Wos.orii ami Mi...iOpi, taller btatoa, n iluli Willi tliti i 1 ST, at an exeeeillrily low tlrure Vx OliANoK Jiilin Kaiimkh Ii rrniark.bl.lntae i arioi- anil inlomii ... lit e riiti.amlSiii' auuaMa.y tlio noatuna uioat pra i i . i , . .. 1 1 ITC CADU Cr ATIIDCC audi tu Un aii, HiirUouidirr, Fuulir)', Mf u, id. cl. nlnjr, nml other iopk's. written hy pml rni ud NurM'ftaafiii rmrn. RupplriiniMl w It M IlLiintrmtltiita , iv nblrt artitxt.earalM to IllaVk' It InVaUtlllhlt t'l ttUMH VaW f.r ft llvlnir " Tho Uteat Miirkcti u4 iiimrreisl Affrlrulture ar fMturatlt T7iiiot; tho O. J. r. it Mi: ii li uuexctlML TUC TAUrt V CC ATIIDCC uiLinmiLi ilhiuiiuui .1 iMt e.t rnitTil.tiut, Fatir y orb, Th. Otjoa Oook. 1'llFlIe iiutt.ll. Library Coriar, ami Yiiuiik rolk." !, i ""Inn. to Mint Iait.rinieitt, olaa tiiucli ,alu asd SSS SSt as int-tt oi tlm fiioci.il family I'.iwn A Cyclupadia of Progress and Emts All ssndltiK ttirlr utaw-rirtlont oiKltoiit l.n. n oOer, aro pKwoiitr.i, ,.ttaian ANBHIOAN Atlltn III. I i' lint i u- Club tilt ami AI.ma.vo lor i - Cyoritltcillii uf rmiirnH. Wniltl. a tiUltls to Mailt i i,'n,iirAiboa nmlK.onU of tu, Mrk.tlu, '! rncc YER BUCK Entt AND ALMANAC Byers' Best Flour... To make good bread ii.se livera" Beat Flour, it took Brst imsmlttni at the QUowp fFarld'li Mr, ovct all competi tion, and jtv.'H exellent uatLiJactlon wherever used. Hvety BBCa hi yiinr iiitet.l We liavt- the b st Steam Rotted Butte) , Bred Kye and Beardless bajley. Pendleton Roller Mills W. S HYERS. Prt.n. Itra i Hhortn F4c. It Is a t rooaury . if Stat iilfc, rotlarf lo MJJ ! ..in. .l li.'iiio, ami ti.iici or Fsotorf. eooavivorjr bullet IVrtAlnfSI ATJ; . .Hun, u.irtj.Cui.'itv.iiiiil MArWraijrg Uo Afta..!, Koonomlos, ami I' Inlcs. ""JSJS Ktlii. atl , Ksllirlon, ami BociHy., "'15 aliimtaai ot fjaloaAMS, ''J"TS!mTZ nonncal Data, Tflnts for Eacti MimUi. SWi" rgr A SAMPLE COPY MT 1 niauasUaVrS'wW B Va.lWjMffif tlmulnir THK OHANIir Marqustto Bulldluu. I liloao, BBl Our SPECIAL Offer. Weekly Bust ureftonian.$i.6u UraoRe Jadd Parmer, lilNfl Year Bool anil Almanac, .SO J Our Price for All. $i 5- AililresB. EAST OKKUOMAN rH'.'J. Pcadlatoa, 0ris The Dead Advt5 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 "T" 1 3 i Great Clearance Sale ol Carpets. Now on to make room for immense slock of spring goods. Large dis count for cash Lots of remnants at halt pricit Good second hand sew ing machines from $5 oo to io oa Undertaking goods always on nanu WIi. ii yon ,,, yunr spun,' sewinii do not fornot MSB. in-.irii... I..,',,,. i.i.... ..... . !..... ,.t u iniifm ., it itii,., tun jotiii mii-ou in tt" . hut lulk and wo uAjiott Ui have it tulkiiiK iu a ,t,w dJ'B cost you a went to try olio. 11 ball any will JESSE FAILING.