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PENDLETON, UMATILLA COUNTY, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, MAHClf 13, 1901.
14.
NO. 4071
WHITE HOUSE
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the Poatoffice
KNOX HATS..
iff Hats
:dora H?is
ush Hats . . $2.50
lost Spring Styles, nee Catalogue now ready
Q00DS JUST IN
isiery, Belts, Purses,
New silks,
New stock collars.
I)kI you gel Bam pie card ol safctj pioi I
I Walnut Sewiii" Machine tins month.
lumbia
leading wheel in the world.
part made perfect, built
watch.
toad wheel
$50
$35
$25
It l a
Hartford or Dunlop
iron wagons, ull steel. Tho
hat will stand liunl llKMfti
size made, 1 ,l I)
in Seeds.
Uoae ti no luiniiiiii'. aii mode
at '., regular pr ice , 01 package
iew cro warranted.
lure bourn of the lines we carry.
unvots, Mtatioiierv,
lies' or gents' purses,
Magazines and Peri.slicals,
toys, dolls and hibw,
ticlusil !' -
id
ericK No
Mr. Sheepman
On this thowiog
we ask yon to
buy your lnmh
ing and slicur
int; supplies of
Alexander
(The Boston
$5.00
The Kind that Wears Well.
The Best for the Honey.
Thaaldag all those who have waited for these
we wish to announce that they are here
15c, 25c, 35c and 40c.
LouLsine Silks
for Dresses. All the new colors. Call and not
the price.
dea Dried
Evaporated Stock, very fancy.
Oet our Wholosale Prices . . .
C. R0HRMAN, : : : : 309-311 Court Street
An Artistic or)d
Richly Furnished Parlor
should contain one of our exquisitely inlaid
parlor suites, upholstered in rich damasks in
isjautiful shade of colors, that will make the
"tout en -en. ..e' of your rooms "like ouo grand
sweet Bong" in their harmony. We have Dome
handsome new designs in purlor furniture at
lricett that will surprise you.
BflKER & FOLSOM, Main Street
Seed Sowing Time...
You must
have good
seed if you
expect t o
gather a
good crop.
T. C. TAYLOR, the
Why buy tlMwhtn
W'lit'ii yen can buy your grocerfoo
mul other supplies lie.iv for ejM
money.
TI io place to buy is where you
linil the lariresl slock, the West
gOodfl mid the lowest prices.
Our stock ifi bv fnr the largest in
Pendleton.
We are confident in the goodness
of our goods.
Coin pure our prices and save
money. You'll find it worth yonr
while.
& Hexter.
Store
Fruit
.Stock is frOU) selected grasses grown
in rich soil which insures a healthy
growth. Timothy, Alfalfa, Millett,
blue GhfSWi eaeXUM irass, lied and
White ClOVM in any tjuantity. Also
have a full line of garden toohi.
Hardware Man.
GENERAL NEWS.
hi Hung Chang is again seriously ill
and bM physirian says hi. life hangs
by a thread.
At the Yale observatory, it is re
ported that the new star, recently dis
covered in the constellation PWMM,
has diniinishel in brilliancy to the
third magnitude.
j Lisuteiiant-Coiiunander Leonard Che
Igery, V. 8. N., retired, is dead in
! New York, aged BO year. He wa edu
cated in California and at the I niteil
States naval academy at Annapolis.
M. A. Howard, who while a member
of congress from Alabama, wrote a
book untitled, "If Christ Came to
Congress, has liled a petition in bank
ruptcy. Liabilities, f 10,8:.'? ; no assets.
The quartermaster general is in
formed that the transport Logan left
Nagasaki Thursday for San Kranri.cn
with Major General Young and the
Thirty-third and Thirty-fourth volun
teer regiments.
The people id Porto Rico have sent
a commission to Washington to protest
against the excessive burden of taxa
tion on that island. They claim that
now there are three taxes levied and
collected for the same purpose.
Hufus Cuiumiiigs Garland, son ol the
late attorney teneral, . u. Garland,
and a composer of sacred music, is
dead, at Kort Worth, Texas. At the
time of his death he was engaged in
the leual department of the Pawes
commission Ml the live civil ied
tribe. .
PACIFIC NORTHWEST NeWS.
The debt ol 'the Kant ist church
it
Taroma lias been paid in full.
QOVemor deer has reappointed I 'rank
Kogers, of Portland, a member of the
state hoard of barber commissioners.
President Wilcox, of the Portland
Flouring mills company, admits that
Ids company had leased the Reho
mill of Spokane from the Ureal North
ern railway company.
Mrs. Lena Rosenblatt, widow ol Sig-
nano1 Roeenblatt, died today, la Port
land, from heart trouble, after a few
hours' illness. She and her liu-dinnd
wt re among Ol'SgUll'l piODOl N
Seven bills in the Washington legis-
la ure, unprrmriat fig uionev for state
roodl, the total sr. I of which ag
irrcgateii about IJOO.nOO, Were si. lifted
out in the senate Monday afternoon
Mrs. W. C. Morrill died at her home
Monday at H Dishorn, aged 7o years
1 leath was due to Miralvsis. Will
her husband, deceased came to Oregon
from Minnesota in ls,ti, locating at
Corvallih.
KugtSie ol distriit on Mondav
voted to bond the district for f.Ti.OOO
to build a new schnolhoiise and improve
the present structure. J. H. Mctdung
was re-elected director, ami Oeorge I
Cam, clerk.
United States Senator John H
Mitchell, of Oregon and his faimlv,
accompanied bv lornnT enator Oeorgc
W. McKride also of Oregon, arrived at
the fifth Avenue hotel in New i ork
Mondav night and will remain there
several days.
Kalph H. Miller, the architect wh
designed the I'. I'. Thompson, the
Holladay aud other Portland schools,
died in St. incent's hospital in Port
land. Mondav. at the aga of II years
after 1U days illness. Mondav of last
wok he was operated ii(sn for appen
dicitis.
TheO. U. iV N. has granted excursion
rates oi a fare aud a third for the state
grand lodge of the A. O, L , W., which
will be held in Spokane April 10-12
inclusive. Tickets will le sold tiiree
days pre.r to the oK'llillg of tha
meeting and will be good returning
April 16.
Mondav afternoon at Kaker City
Leonard Kossler, a Mad, smith well
of iii the comiiiuiiitv
married Stella Mead, a courtesan. At
II o'clock that night Kossler sent a
bullet from u 44 caliber revolver
through his brain Is.causo the woman
rolusod to k!o with him n another
town to live.
A dispatch from Dawson, datnt
March I, aavs that the stampede conse
qunii! upon the throwing open of the
government claims on February
was the greatest since the palmy days
of latts The order made available
hundreds of lapsed laims, ni ..Id
ones, fractions, etc. Under the new
regulations the tirst man to arrive and
make his application (or tho ground
gets it until fraud has been shown.
The guesls are goni 111. Mini, -.'opn l.oui
theU. c ol the hostess uuil bin- gtVOS Uf
to the pain w hich racks ban Isjdy IfM)
a woman eiitmtaiini and weaib a smile
while her luck uchcb and her narvM
quiver with p.on bureiv any iiiodirlns
winch oilers relief to wunf. u would U
worth trial under such conditions. Hut
when the woman mcdii'iuc, Or. l'u
Favorite PntBCrlptlon, i off. red witfa the
proof of i lfn.e in Ihouiiaiids of well
attested cures, what excuse can then
offered for suffering lunge. '
Dr. Pierce's favorite Piescriplion
uiakrk weak women strong ami sick
women null It dries eufeebling diaius,
heala iulhuuiuatioti aud ulceration and
cures female weakness.
sit is with the aiestct pleasnrs i win.- sea
the tKiicftt my motl.irr bin, rccL-ivr.l fruiu y.ait
J'livoritc I'irK'uytiuii ' .mil Gulden Muakkl
Uueovcry,' "luiys StinsCHrrir loIniAu oI'Iaww
ville.Aab.ua Cu v,i -aii. ..iiitrca ii.iukl
iuim r with ul.oli. .Ila.. .owl ' I . I . . iaUe.
Mild had u cuuntuiu rusrins uli'l oiiuoix SOUS
in hr hMil Allei lAkitlU Nil iHjtlW. Uf Of
llxroe . V.vorilc l'ic.riull .ii .ml laaueuMcd-
icat Iucuvi Uic wa cuUtcv i Ul i .1
Dr. Fiarca's Plcwaaut PelleU stimulate
the liver.
1
BOWLIN ALIAS SMITH
IN THE TOILS
AGAIN.
Wanted in Kentucky for For
gery in Pension Frauds.
ARRESTKD II WALLOWA COUMTY
Arrcstru About a Year Ago la This County on
Same Cbarge, Bat Escaped Extradl
Hon Throu.tu Attorneys.
Portland, Ore., March 111. United
States Deputy Marshal Huberts this
morning arrived in this citv from
Wallowa county, having in charge J
R, I'.owlin. under indictment for
foruery and penetoa frauds in Krank
fort, Keiituckv. He was for four veins
a Olerk in the pension office. He was
located in Wallowa conntv where he
was teaching school. He mad
sensational escape a year ago.
Tho ubove dispatch refers to the at
tempt to extradite J. It. Itowlin while
he was a citiren ot Weston, in I'ma
tilla conntv, which occurred about
year ago, alien bv the efforts of his
Attorneys, Carter .v. Kalev. Oi Pcmll
ton, he was saved a trip hack to hen
tuckv The two men who came hen
after BoWliO at that time mad
desperate and ridiculous efforts t
ccurt tin ir man hut laileil. even
leaving unpaid here several bills.
oeth iiouser, fjnitod ates niareba
who is ill Pendleton lislav, was shonn
the dispatch. He staled that Howlm
will be kepi in Portland, pending tin
return ol Jiulgu liellinger. who is in
Hostile holding court. So soon us
.luilge liellinger returns, Itowlin will
he taken before the lederal court
an application tor permission to taki
him from the state.
The indictment under which he
tins tune arreste.i cuarges pension
Irauds against Himlin, the indictment
being returned by the fedora grand
jury in Kentucky.
MOttiy Marshal A i Roberts
Itowlin in his holBO near
Wallowa i oiintv, ami, without
loillld
Flora
giving
him any reason to suspect tin
design
lure. I him to tho town, a here he was
taken into custodv. This plan obviated
the possible use of firearms by How
tin, who made no resistance when
taken to Portland.
His case Is'caum the sensation ol the
day, when last .lulv, Attumey Moon
and Sheriff Kembull came here with
an indictment from the state district
court at Frankfort, Ky. They went to
Weston, and, in arresting their man
cliose the night-time and were pre
pared to take him to Washington state
When this night rani occurred, How
tin was iwacefuliy at home asleep, and
things were rather lively for a time
when the ollieers begun operations.
Howl in made his escas. through the
door, several shots being sent after
him, ami the Inglilv sensational situs
lion was rendered more sensational
when Miss Howl in, u li-year-ohl
daughter, held ttho coat-tails of an
officer and prevented him from catch
ing her father.
This episode took place after one or
two habeas corpus cases had been tried
out Imfore Judge Hartmau and won hy
How I in.
I he Kentucky officers, lailin,' to
laud their man, d isappearud, and, sup
posed I v, had given up tho chase. I'.ul
as the sequel shows, a legal vendetta
had been declared against Itowlin.
Transferring the cane from the state to
the federal courts, they now nave
him again in the toils. If one may
judge from his ,. . ..i.e.-. in lighting
101 his liberty while here, the fttderal
court in Portland nuiv he the a30M of
some addition.. sensation, in which
a Kentucky prisoner and several
deputv I lilted States marshals are tin
principals.
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RUSSIA vukl:S OBJECTION.
The Caaf Displays His Hand at a Meet
ins Iii Pekln.
l'ekiu, March LI. --At a meeting of
the renresenlati vea ot the various pow
era to. lav, to deliberate on the punish
merit ol tho provincial officials that are
more immediately resnonsihlo for the
Boxer outrages and massacres in their
several provinces, Kussia's represenla
live declared that Russia was opposed
to exacting any more Chinese lives in
retribution of the Boxer crimes. This
announcement was accepted as judical
ing that Russia holds itself to lie the
protector of t hina in roturn for the
agreement to perm it Kussiau occtiai
lion of Manchuria.
CAkNhiill: OFF TO EUROPE
Ha. Just Ueaun to Olve Uoney to
Establish Libraries.
New York, March 13. Andrew Car
negie and family sailed this morning
on the steamship HI, I. ,.- lor r.urope
Mr. Carnegie la going tirst to Cannes
France, thence to his cuetlo in Scot
laud, returning to the I'nited States in
October. A large number of (fiends
saw the Caruegiea off and the state
roouis were tilled with flowers. He
aas aakud if lie had any idea how
in uch money lie has given to libraries
to date and aaswered : ' 'Don't aafc me,
for 1 have only betfun to give." He
declared he will put in most ol his
time in Scotland playing golf.
ISTHMIAN CANAL PROBIJiM.
AtfuUalatrallua Seriously. Loasltferlae'
fauauia Xeule.
Washington, March l.'l. There is
every evidence that thu Panama caual
is being seriously considered by the
administration as the host solution o(
thu isthmian canal problem. For
nearly au hour today Minister Hilva
from toluiuola aas witJi Secretary
Hay discuasiug ilie propositions which
the miuiater liae'brought from his gov
ernment relative to trie acquisition by
the I'nited States of territory 0000 pied
by the Panama .anal. After an in
terview lr. BIWapaMi "1 think I
will Is- able to show my country is
ready to tire Io the I'nited Statee all
thai the latter might expect to secure
elsewhere ami perhaps more.
THK NEW YORK MARKET.
Reported by 1. L. Ray ft in , Psndlsion,
Chleago Board or Trade and New York
Stock exchange Broken.
Xew York, March 18. The wheat
market was stronger today, Influenced
by higher cables, and the ..'".eminent
report, showing stocks ot wheat in
farmer's hands March I, which gives
the following figures: Wheal, PJS.ltkl,
000 compared with 100,100,000 a ear
ago. and I00,000,0l0 March 1, 1000,
This would indicate that the wheat we
have en hand would be in good demand
before another harvest. The visible
Mppljf March I, was 07.000,000
bushels. In farmer's hands, US. 000,
000. Total, 100,000,000,
We reojoire (or home oonoo motion
for the neli four months. If0,a
000,000 and seed for spring wheat,
00,000,000 and cur exports for six
teen weeks at the same rale as the
past eig!:l mouths, 70,000,000. Cer
tainly, the present level of prices will
Bet be any inducement for farmers to
sell tally, under the above conditions
of supply and demand.
Liverpool closed 1 .8 up, ft II", .
New Vork Opened IS higher,
for May, ami closed ll "II 7-8,
Sto. ks steady. Money, '.' per cent
Close yesterday. 7U l-S.
Opened today, ru1.
RenfJO today, ',! to Til , N
Closed today, 70 7-S.
Mav Bern, in',.
Wheat In Ssn Francisco.
San Fneaeleen, March 18, May
wheal opened at P04 and eloeed H)i
per cental.
BURNED AT STAKE IN TEXAS.
silllUlh'RbH Of Mlis. VllUNUhH Sill M-HS
A IIORRIHLK PHMll
Yet Ills Victim Died ss Horribly Under
His Brutal Attack. Burning
Done In Public Square.
Corsieana, Texas, March l.'l. John
Henderson. n negro, this morning
confessed lully to the murder of Mrs.
Younger. About noon a moh bulll a
pyre ami burned him. Henderson was
taken from the officers Udore davbreak
at Itasca, while they were Irving to
take blm Io Fort Wiirth Io save bun
from violence.
The mob was well organi.ed aud
under DOffOOt control of leaders, who
made no secret of tho fate awaiting the
negro, hut announced he would lat
burned at the stake in a public Mnefl
at Corsieana about noon. The torch
was applied, a howling crowd ol i pie
surioiindisl the victim, reveling in the
agonies of his death.
Henderson 'a crime w as most atris i.
mis. Mrs. Yoiinger's Isslv was found
near her home and was almost mi
recognisable from cuts and bruises.
She had fought bravely for her life
and honor, but w ithout success. Fivery
room hi the house was beHiuittered
with bliNsl. Within an hour after the
crime posses wi.ru ulter the Mend and
he was raptured only alter most vig
orous efforts.
Spain Adopts tiold Standard.
Madrid, March If, - Widespread dis
content roiitinues in Itarculoma.
span, it is Mpeeted that Qosoiaj
Weyler will dis-lare marlial law aud
tint down the disturbances. Hneln
r . , , . ,1 . i i
joiiieo ine ruuss oi me goin-sianoarn
nations hslay by prohibit ing the
coinage of silver within her IsiMers.
R, H
Magg, ol Halew,
bus been
ansinted a deputv revenue collector
of Circle City, Alaska. He will re
ceive a salary oi llllSI a r year and
IHIJO lor exa'lise. Mr. I lagg wus a
meml.er ol the lower house ol the I. g
lelatnre from Marmn oonnty m is'ai.
He oondueted the Haleni Sentinel dur
ing the reeenl senatorial rampaign.
ru i . II K A i Ol. o IN ONk DAY.
1'ak. i 1 .. Br.iinu Cjululuu 1.1,1...
TORTURING DISFIGURING
HUMORS
ITCHING BURNING AND SCALY bkUITIONS OF
THfc SKIN SCALP AND BLOOD WITH
LOSS OT HAIK
CURED BY CUTIGURA
The ajoniaina Itfita ami huruiug nl the agin, as la Hiesenai
the Irightlul sealing as In pooriaala; the loits ol bail' and lusting of
th si alp, as in s.ulh d bead; Ih. la. ial dlslU'uieiu. lit. SS m plWltlea
and riltSJWOriu , the awlul suit, ling ol Inlauts ulul Hie .luib ty of
Moinoiit parents, as in milk UfUat, ti ller and nail rheum ull dein in. I
a rmnelr ol aJmooi . ki iinu.1,.0 virtues to am .iuii, ...p.- with
them. That CI Til l l(A remedies are tan h sUUds proV. U hco,id ill
Oioubf. No slut. in. nt in made reaardluv tkeu thai la not justliied by
tie- strongesi ini.no TUu puritj una sweetaiesis the power to uf
lerd lliiiuedlate relief, the certs Utt y of ssdv uml lu'iniaoeut itll
tin abaolule safely uml great economy ban made them thu stand
aid skin linn ami humor ruiuediee of Hie ClVlllOVd world.
Complete Treatment $1.25
The Ireulmenl in simple, dlr. i t, agreeable uml economical, and la
udapicd to the loiiugeat infant, as well im adults of every age.
Bathe He affected perta with hot water and CI 'I lOtHM SOAP So
cleanse the suiln.e of crusts and wales, nod soften Hie UiickeUet
cuticle Dry. without hard nibbing end upply CI IICI KA OlNT
MK'N'I' freely, to allay ll.hlug. irrllatloii and lullamuiaiiou ayd
eoothe uml lual, and lastly take the Cl i'iCI KA KKeh 1 . V KN'T to
cool aud i lianse iln- blood. Thle aweet aud wholeaoiue treat in sat
uffords Inateul relief, ja-rmlla rest uud sleep lu the aeyereot forme
of eeaema and other Itching, burning and n aly humurs of the skin,
sculp uml blood and points ton speedy, permanent and e. oiiouilcaJ
cure when all other reuiedlea and even the h. .st phjrsl. laiis full
Mlllloaa of Wua.i l a. HSICDmA sou. usssi tn rn i ha iMNT-
sun'i r..i i,uiifi.j. in,- k.u r..r ih,, Mi.ei.iug ,.r rullltia hair, rur n rrUSS
wlilt.riliaf rJ. ivuah FiaaJ-. Ii. (S. furia oi bath, rui .oinoyl. loli.ilua.. ISr
r, . ur . ff. ..so. 1 . 1 4,i. . i .... in th. ri en or waaa. rr
iii.il, Miu.ll,. aiiOMpll. .,i'ih., auj fur all th. uurp....
1...1.. i . ! Tli'l IU OOAI' .saablo.. la ONK S.lAi' .1 iiNK
ti.o io-jst .sia aJ.u cx.uii.i.'Xiuu mmif. aoa toe
PENNSYLVANIA BANK
ROBBED OF
$25,000.
The Cashier Confesses That
He Stole the Money,
IT WAS LOST IR SFECULVTIOK
The Cashier's Son Slioiilderfd tbe Crime tad
Disappeared, Rut Rrmorse Drove
the htVN to Cntrsj.
Pittsburg. March 11. In n tragic
manlier C. M, l.uilwick, the cashier n(
the Fremont, Pa., bunk, confessed to
stealing IS,000 o( the hank's fund,
and permitting his son Charles, an em
ployee uf the institution, In shoulder
the reeppneibillty, Young T.iulwlck
saw when I he examination of the
hooks was inn. Ik by the authorities
some tune ago that his father was Im
plicated, ami, warning I, Is parent "to
keep a sHl upper lip," hn llxed
tlunus to appear that he was the thief
and disappeared, t'or some time the
elder Lndw ick acted the part ol an
innocent man, but remorse fur his
son's sacrilice became s,, mrouu that he
ma towed to the pros ideal ol the bank
today. MfRMM letlOB was the cans.. o
his stealing the money.
p. oi,.. i see Oatraeee,
Nee York, March I" I'.ilaard
(llaason, David Patterson snd Aeuree
Vbbott, three voung men alleaisl to
have brntell) aeeanlted Mamie Paige
in a similar manner as in the fsntens
Bosseb later rase have been srrested
here and ceiiiessed. They .fere b'niml
over, pending the result of the airl's
injuries, rbl girl ll In years old and
claims to have been .. d. .i net
raged bj the three oiingsl. in
nisi Morrison Aaaln In Jail.
Kldoradn, Kan . larch U Jessie
Morrison, whose tirst trial last fall fur
the murder of Mrs. Mini Castle re
SilltedjiU no verdict, was SOSBttttBBd to
jail her.- in dclault oi fOQOO ball to
await a sOoond , trial on the same
charge
Will Knl.rao the Cununoner.
Philadelphia. March I I, W .1.
Bryan visited the nig newspaper ofltoas
and several publishing houses here.
Ilryan stated Hint his visit was oue ol
business alone and that he i. prepar
ing to enlarge Hie Commoner and l.c
wants advertising.
Harrison Ii Uiicontclou.
Indianapolis, Iml., March 1 :l. At
9 UpJ o'clock this lie .ruing Dr. Jameson
says that no material change has bOOB
noted ill lleujsinin Harrison's coiidl
linn. He is unable to recognie any
one and his breath comes in short
gasps
The Stories Denied.
Washington, March 18, AttheMosI'
can emhassv here the stur. intlniat
ing that President Dial has bait his
mental vitality is coutrudicl. d . It is
also denied that the president is In
feeble health.
Harrison's Puis 100.
Indianapolis, Ind., Mar. h I I. At
I o'clock this afternoon Heoeral llarrl
sili's pulse was o0, Only his remark-
sUe vitality fceens blat alive; There
is no bepe 'or bjM.
Transport Buferd Arrises.
.san Franclsm, March Ll. The trans,
port liuford arrived tins atonlesj aann
Man I Is Willi DU men o the Twenty
eighth infantry and efltootS of the
I wi-nty- seventh in fill try.
Au aiiurmous Inorease.
Is.ndoi,, March 18, The llritish
naval sstlmates 'or nsil-lisr.' amount
to 080,007,01)0, au increase d over
81,000,000 chiefly tor ship building.
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