East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, March 13, 1901, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextWKPJtErlDA) - L . J MAKt'tl 13, 1U01. Shoes for Misses and Children : : lf Slll'll easy tor nis. Residence properly mr sale. In. mire At law ollice ill Bean A liOWolt'i ASM elation btllldttlg. Taylor, tin' ha-dtvare num. has just received it liirii' hi pnicnl bievulea, ful lv truaranteed, to 3A. !'. Sonee, of Helix, dealer in shelf ninl heavv hardware, window ami all kinds of harvest suppl ics . meets minprt it ion. Tin' atrictest cleanlimss WMfolMd in tin' manufacture of our home niiuli' aieanritea Mid tamalee, Quauaaia at Kirkman, opera In naa bloek .luel try OM Ol UMtt Spanish chicken taimtlc- nerved each eTtniafl Irom 8 to II p. tn. at Qoedocke .v kirkuuin's tatna Ie parlors, opera hottM block. New jjold braids in every width, new Old buttons and nilver buttons in all aires, tfaflofl belts and all the ItOTaltlaa coming by eipfeai dally at the I'eo ples Warehouse. Mr-. A. M. Waggoner will have her beautiful pattern hat ami tip to date street o.tts. on exhibition. Monday Tuesdat and Wednesday. II i d Pen- illeton. moms '! and 1. Ityspcpsin can lie cured by usiiiK Acker 'a dyspepsia tablet. One little tablet will (live iminediate relief Of Oar foot form 4bou in lam mi hut- n.""l''-v reiunueii . "o't nanuaome ton for mieseaand children are qMMua mxM ' "v wcwomae. Dy tew, ami excelled hv none. 1 he I .w iik tv:iist, new ilia petticoat!, tit is perfect, the wear llrl class. If I new tailor made WltB just arrivetl by you are looking for conifor t, try a pair. lexpreas at The Peoples Warehnuav. l Heir women - rcaov inaiie department is the :i:o' interesting department in town. Ralph and John Winkle have heen eentenced at The Dalies, to a vear anil i huh each in the penitentiarv. The brake Into the Wmmo warahoma ana took three hales of wool, valued it U0, Kxperience id the bout teacher. I'so Acker - Knglish reinedv in any case i combe, colds or croup. .Should it fail to uive Immediate relief money refunded. 86 eenta and SO oanta. Moid by Brock A Mi Comaa, We would like tn Imve tne Indies trv paniih chicken tamalee. Oandy imimi'i for nice oratffe, N. Barkalav baa aatne treti doairahl town and country property lot Ml on Do tialas Bells Was Elected Presidsnt. THI: ORMiON WOOI.OROWI-RS. "'"k '; " . H UTHi i nn Ptnnni in ifi r 1 1 1 i ROSSRVBLt NRVIR DOUOID THOUBLK. at Tito Dalle on Tuesday riie Oregon Woolarowerti aaaociatlon met on Tnaaday. March 12, in the Commercial club room" at Dallaa and wsi called to order by I'reHident K. N. .lolinaoii, of that city. nm ijfj About K of the 100 woolgrowen who , tire member of the aanoi iat'on were present . Nearly the last btttllMM transacted was the eel Oct iotl ol a place for hoi int: the next me'ting ol the usmicia tion. Ileppner was designated, and the date llxed at September 1, . I'Sll. The new orlieers elected are as fol Iowa: rreaident, lnngls Helta, of I i-i llircli creek, I matillu eountv vice-president. .1. N. Williaiiieon, of I'rineville. Crook eountv: si-cretarv l ortland and making some lug pur ebMaa. Thin returned this morning from the trip. While there the bought two carloads Ol farming implements, ,,! wagons and buggies. Tliov helieil to ' I I I 11 ...ill. .'.I.. ,,ue gi in i .. iii, ) i, in n, n K' " and bngtfiea, and it will lie in Peodle ton on Tliuraday. The other car will bo of wagons exclusively, ami will arrive about May ir. One important change to be made al once will he an extension of the Dfeaenf warehonie, so that h will be nOxoO feet in sire and glee them much I " n,J'' more room, W. II. Jones, who retires after years of careful attention to business, carrieswith him I he roapoct.confldenoe and be-t wishes ol a iBrtie circle ol friomls lie expressed the desire ti I rineville. ( rook ci.un v secretary th k h ' ljM tjll. ,r t)l(.jr an, treasurer. Pfed W, Wn, of The trilli, (,lri,L th aat V(arH, wjth , ml . ... i,, .,: liope that their patronage would con i'. ' 7".-.. , I". i. " ' M'nne to he given ai generously to his CLEAVER BROS l'ractieal Hoot am! Shoe Mi BUHVITIBS. Now green tuiions ai R, Martin's. Try Dutton'a ice cream chocolates. (iarden eed. (ira-s - I- Nolf'a lluy your window shades at .Murphy'a. Se tiiat golden oak arm rocker at I one of our in addreas liv Captain ttrmabv, in win, li be l.i id hid, ire the nomgrowers the latest ruiltigs ol the department of the interior on the matters pertainng to the grilling of sheep on the forest reserves He could give no assuranrt to the w.olgrowers that sheep would " allowed auv longer to grate on the reeerrei, although be liopeil no radical -4 II I... . . I I . 11 . -II'IIS Hill 111 oe uikc . II ws eiiiein . 4. . . . ', the enemies of the sheep were on the those of other reputable firms alert, for repeated efforts had been nUKM to have the reserves placed under When n Hoy He Wauled to Ulva Hli Antaaonlili Two Traihlnaa the Same Morning. "When TfaeodON Hoosovell was u little boy he and a playmate uaod to 'walk together to a private school." aavs the March Lad lea1 Home Jour nal. "Their way took them past a public school. One day young Teddy appearetl in a new sailor suit. Thin was loo much for the public Ml I boya. To them the suit was the dis tinguishing mark of it 'dude.' The crowd planted itsell across the sidewalk. Teddv and M chum, sneing trouble ahead, came on with lists clenched, and the battle began. A lew minutes later the 'dude' and bis companion went on their way some wliai less ltd than when thev started, hut leaving behind they a tamed ami lame hunch of surprised boys. For a week there were daily lights with the tine morning alter an same results successors, whom In Id heart 1 1 v "I". ' "".' ",,r" ""o. ywH wnn recommend as worthy and upright said to ins triend : Lets go aronnii business men. ! the block ami come back to tight 'em The acason for buying farming ini- again. iilenients. wagons ami buggies will be improved bv Temple A- Wilcox, and all farmers wishing anvthing in their line are reuiiestcd to call and In siect the stock and compare prices ii 1.1! I CLUB ARRIVES. 1,1 mtro1 of the agricultural depart- Whm,n Col,, student! in Town tor iin iii, it su'li iiuu woiiio iirove 'iin- trous to tin' woolgrowers, as Secre tary Wileon.of the agricultural detiarl- meat i is known to lie violently and un reasonably opposed to allowing any grilling on tne reeervea. Kvery effort made in this direction has been hither to met with a solid front and batlled. I aptain (trmsliy had some time ago Oregon Timber in the Kail. An overland train, laden with huge logs from the forests of Oregon, over 100 feel long, to be worked into stately mast- for clipper-ships, has just ar rived in l'hiladclphia from the I'acilie coast. The distance covered by the train, which left rortlatnl six weeks ago, la over 8100 miles, and the at tempt to bring the huge pine trees by rail has been looked upon with great intereat by eastern lumber shippers because of the numerous curves on the railroads crossing the continent. The diameter of the logs is over HH iiu'liSH, ST. JOE STORE ..CLOTHING SALE. 1. E. M Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday March 13, 14, 15, 16. Will offer some great gains. Come and Itar- see. LYONS & CO: THE HUSTLERS. framed : latest Whit. White Kadcr's for LM'.'i. Have your pictures atylea at Murphy'. Milton creamery butter .it Un House grocery store. Now lot of mackerel at the llouee grocery store. New designs in wall paper ai aitirpny's paml atore White Squadron coffee at the White Iloiisi -t, r . i mi to LeaHoy's for tonialee. Court and Ganten street. MIk ivafats. worth flu for f4.tai l;lever Hroa. Hry tioo)s Co. Hample silk waiat, -'."0, worth f (leaver Hrou. Dry (tooda Co. None can beat it. That golden oak eooaiar ro:ker at Kader i for fl.M ree -iik waist display in nortli win dow, i ,,iv," llros. Dry (ioods Co (.all at C. Sharp - .unl consult Dar I'helps about putting in your water meter. Kioeat hams and lard on the market. Home product; tn it. its guaranteed Hchwarr. oc (ireulich. Tailor made auits and oveniug gowna a specially at .Uadame Johnson's Kaat Oregonian building. ti. R. Demott lias on lumd a large ioi oi ftariy iniio seitt potatoe. Tliey are in. unest in llie market. Madame Johnson hit moved into the I'.am Oregonian building where the will be pleaaed to see new mid old ctltt Orn ate. The seasoning is nn derail .u d plea.- ing to the palate Nue lean parlors. lolite attention, tioeilecke A Kirk man. the I alace . I ."-weets. opera house mock. The Ladies of the Maccabees give a St. Patrick's ballon Monday evening. March 1H, in Armory hall .Music by Kirkiuan s orchestra Ladies wlio attend are reuue-ted to make two badge- alike wear one and bring the. other to ti unmittee at the hall. -'tagn t louge, .o. .h, will nolil a meetii g iii Odd Fellows' hall on Fri day evening of this week. .Mr-. OMiO Stephens, of The Dalle-, grand chief of honor. will he present. Mrs. Stephens 'till arrive Thursday evening and spend I rnlav with the ladies .if the IVgrec oi lb n ir Concert Tonlaht. Twelve Whitman college students, conipoaing the Glee club which ie to give a concert this evening at the I'razer, arrived this afternoon from Walla Walla. They are accompanied by Prof. Otto A. Ilaiierbach, teacher i and thev are straight aticka. without of hngliah and elocution; Pwf, : a knot or hlemiih. It coat l7."i per car received orders from the department K.''V,' l " '" , tne suipmeiuio ui to receive application, lor graiing per- V. " .,,an f' P Mitt, ".nd ffSS!??8' A" "V "'"V: K! ,..'""'l 1,1 iPPLn" Cecil Wade, ol this town; George i suitable for the purpose became ex- Marouis, of Adams, ami Marion Kees, hansted in the Fast lomr atio the latter being manager of the (Jleei - . . club How to Polish Windows. Many oi the voiing men have friends The action of the sun. moisture and tn Pendleton, and have been putting the carbonic acid in the air on the in the afternoon renewing aciiuniii- soda or potash in the glass produces i. nue tieianciuon r waiters is tin mtts, and theae had been followed later by instructions of an exactly op posite character. He had determined, however, to receive applications (or gramng privileges lor .1)0, 000 shee ,md hoped tor the best renilts. No ol je -t imi was likely to be made on the ground of nomlier, as this was about a hundred thousand less than formerly I iiirtn I! :..!... .1. 1 owingCapt.ini Or, nsbv s address "'.i - eWOT, ,1,., ...,ri ,," ,;li ,,, 1, ,.; ... ., ini- uuivi inriiiuers oeiiig. itarrv t ,j r, . 7n t 7; ' ' , CIRCUIT COURT. J. Coekerllne Plead Uulliv nnd Was Fined SiOO. couple ol criminal cases were sandwiched in with the civil rases this afternoon. First. John Fitigerald was arraigned charged with the crime 11 highway rohlicrv, and plead not guilty. His trial was set i,,r Thurs day. March H. tillinan iV Pierce ill delend him I he trial will not he reached before I ridav ot Saturday. owing to the fact that t ivi1 eases set will take, up the time The wit nesses ;ir.- in atteudam 1 . so the civil caaes will not be positioned to make room for this criminal cams copied the time till the noon hour The afternoon was occupied with making changes in the couatitution and lo-laws of the association and electing otliiers for the enening year PERSONAL MBNTION. lash, Fdward I. Chittenden, first tenorH; Qao, Fyre, Oao, St. ('lair, M. A Kees, second tenors; Carl Ilaiier bach, Charles A. Palmer, Geo. Marquis, baritones; Arthur A llauer bacb. Nelaon F. Cole. Cecil K. Wad'. bass. ol Helix, is in 1. I). Uichardsoii, Pendleton today B. II. Clark is Hotel Pendleton. tiovernor (ieer wa- llftt tears old on Tuesday, March 1 again a guest of the Uovernment Wheat Report. The March report of the statistician i oi the department of agriculture shows the amount of wheat remaining in ! tanners' hands on March I to have baan about U'S.bm.OOii bushels. or M.fl per cent of last year's cron. as Marshal SSo Hooeer is in the city to- compared with IW, loo, 000 huahels, or IfiOO, per cent, on hand March 1, IStlt). The corn in farmers' hands is estimated at 77b.- "00,000 bushels, or M ' tier cent of laat year's crop, against Sf.l tier cent March 1, 111)0, and I .ii Hr cent i March 1, HUD. an opaqueness more or less pronounced to remove this net the glass w ith dilute hydrochloric acid, and alter a few minutes go over the glass with siwdered whiting. Pour the acid slowly into the cold water, using lour ounces of the acid to twelve ounces of water one pint and a half . Polish with chamois or aoft paMr. It must be remembered that this acid will at tack metals and should not Is- allowed to touch them, nor should the liotth be left open an instant longer than necessary, as the fumes are very des tructive. March Ladies' Home 'Journal. from Portland -u. .Tin, in,, ,u.;,ww IJUOIJtllQ, "i per cent, onjhaiid March I. 1 am! lOH.ooo.tHMi bushels, or 2'i.:; lav, Having come iii (in- morning. Fred Noll went to Portland on busi ness luesday night with the intention '! n tinning on Friday. ("baric- W. l.ieu.llien. ol Weston. wa- in Pendleton on business Tuesday and went up home this morning. .nidge . . llennett. an attorney ot The Dalles, is in attendance at circuit court. He ). stopping at the Hotel Pendleton, Louis Merge v iii, of Athena, was e 1 1 1 1 o 1 1 o n i oi i ,t . ne say- i iit Athena I. ,...,), M..M..I iu.. u..i. . . , 1 " (' ........ I I V .. , I'l Hi uureuuii ton. IS going III lie puril III l..r.l,ll, M.i.i.m ,...r.. If ...I I. 1 he engine was hiiu intr a last ireiehi use. d, i. t loceui. nioiner ot .Mayor up tne mountain and the pressure be v t inceni arrived yesterday fame loo great . NEW STYLES IN HATS We have just received a shipment, of the newest styles in hats for men and Isiya, and are now ready to supply our customers with the very best quality goods lit very low prices compared with what others ask for the same quality goods. Gentlemen, don't buy your spring hats until yon have seen ours and priced them, We actually and positively guarantee every article we aell to give suti-ifaction, or refund your mnnev . . . THE FAIR Bennett & Tar bet. Props. Dusenberry Building, Main Street, Pendleton, Orel 1 To be given away Willi each -25c purchase at RADBR'S a vote In piano contest, Hut that is not the best thing to lit' found there; looh al thii Trainmen Killed. Mlentown, Pa., .March IS. Bf the blowing up of a locomotive on the Lehigh valley railway, at .Mud creel. i" todat . engineer Walter .Albert, Kire- .11. .1. t ',,'ker 111,- eutii.. 1 , , lr.,, 11 you want something line in canned IJelr: t . 1 1 - :oreno,,n i,r,.ni..,l goods trt the fancy sliced canned I himself at the bar ot justice this alter- ....... ... I . 1 I . 'I. I I A I I ... - pe.e oe 111 n irtni s. 1 uey are in pure noon 10 plead guilty tn tlie charge of sugar syrup. selling liquor without .1 license .. Hnsbee chapter. No. 10. (). I' . tb " his lirst ofTense. Judge Kill will meet in regular session this Tue- s";,Vl him the ininimuiii line. I'Jiki and day evening at 7 ::!o 0 lock, ileinbers1"" I paid th, lip., and went tree are requested tub. present on time. M'lMrut .ittoriiet llailev said that There will he work in the degrees. Breakfast mushes, all nice and fresh Twin brother Jumbo, 11. I). Vitas V mi .. . v renin ui nuwii, roiled oats corn meal, Farina and hominv. Call umi get a package. It 1, guaranteed (1. Ii. Deniott. 1 'lias. Lane lias reopened his iaint ahop at ins old stand in the rear of the ,,id Kulsnm hlai k-i.hii -i i He will have on hand a full I ,,f wall under the cireumetances be would not put in a cost bill. the case of Pierce vs. Amlt-tle still on trial tins afternoon. PUTTING IN WATBR NETHHS. Pendleton Plumbers Are knlovlnn Seaion ol Proiperlty. aMi... , 1. "ii" 1 im-irrs are iM-inii put in rapidly by femlleton D I am ban in H romance wnii llie action o the e tv paper, pa.uts and b,uahs. IMick and ,,,,,! aevera I w eks aL Ti e I v.., .io 1 nil 11. ,i:,u iiri' - '1 I IV Wlf Nirotftfl alure i" wtmian V '(on-ninst ' Hv nt , f ." anl MO MtDMtlvtlv 1 .. 1 , . . 1 ' te 1 ...... Ini.. . 1 . 1 , ,. .1 ii iTil tarry imi 11 siyn- in ni eiiy oruereii and lias rccvivetl an wining, a 10 r.. mat we can ini I 1 1 1-1 ii 1 meter- 1K1 ,,1 t ... .,,,li.. 1 am loui. e run 11 glove-like tit I sately claim that the "BDMail beat f.l.M) ahis made in Hie Alexander A Hexi.-r is the world Blank Books and Stationery. All the latest Magazines and Periodicals. A lleautiful line a TOILliT AlfTICLliS. In ol the iiiediuin and n ,,i the hin.,t It is not compulsory that a water run. seiner shall use the PillMnirg meter. He may use the Crown meter, if he l,r,,'r- it. Tlie above mentioned price- do not include the fees of tl.il planner for installation. The aeeteMf arrival on .March I, ami up to todsy meter hud Keen put in. l! is esti mated that it will require ;ioo meters to -upply Pendleton water consumer! In this connection it can hi. stated that H. II. Horton has a supply r( mete imios on hand, which he sells at a very low price. His place 1- on Court street, opposite tlie court house. bat; Tax Muil lie Paid owners of dog Tollman Co. l.fcAlll.Sl, hlllliolb... All owners of dogs aro hereby UOtlSd that the city lax thereupon iuui 1m- paid at once, or the dog- will tie liable lo . taken up and killed .11 1 DUfdaooe with the ordinance govern ing in the matter. Hv ortler of I M. III-. ATI I. MAN, City Marshal. PeOtffct Hatei Reduced I'ortiand, March 13. Tlie railroads make an BBBomeani I of 11 raduotlon 111 tin- rate on -hingles. poata anil thar 1 immodiUai used in Kastern Oregon an i Kagteri. Waahington from iH-jint- , i, li.iuwatei laeludlng hotli Portland and the sound. A- the season advance- i.diiced raU'S on produce from ti e Inland Kmpire i" the ctiast mav be Muclel. The risluotioiiH ure voluii- tarv trom her home at Toledo, Lincoln county, dr., and will remain several weeks. A. lliippe irom Pleasant View, is in Pendleton today. He looh a trip over to Stage gtllcii Tuesday and aavs that wheat is looking well." the earlv sown better than the late sown. Douglas Kelts returned this morn iiiK from a trip to The Halles, where he attended the session of the Oregon Woolgrowers association He went out to his home on hast Hirch creek this morning. Hev. I., (ireen, of Athena, is in Pen dleton tudav. He will remove with his family to hnterprise, Union county, within 11 few weeks ami engage in mining. He thinks lie has some good gold and silver proierty. T. J. Durham IcTt this morning for Miokane. where he is engaged in tho insurance business. .Miles Durham, son of John Durham, acconuuiiueil him and will enter his uncle's ollice to learn tlie insurance business. M A. Butler, of Haker t;ity, it in .iiieiio.niie hi I irciiti court ami Is a Meet oi the Hotel Pendleton. He was 111 grxxl humor tislay as he greeted his Irieadl and discussed the election of his law partner, John H. Mitchell, to tin- I Bltod Mtatrs senate. Judge U. V. ICnoi, of Weston, wa in Pendleton Tuesdav anil in the alter noon represented the Tootle, Wheeler a Mutter Mercantile company, oi St. Me Missouri, in a sun against K, Jllair, ami obtained a iiidKinent lo - a) He returned to Weston dav. Shortly beiore 4 o'clock tins atter- nOM Hal Dickson in using an axe at the Pendleton planing mills made a mielick and cut his foot quite severe ly, the gaaii beginning near the toes. Dr (' I Smith dressed the wound and no serious results are anticipated. The Columbia Lodging House M:VI, KUHNIBHKI) BA11 IN CONNECTION IN CKNTEH OK BLOCK BET. ALIA a WEBB HIV F. X. SCHIiMPP. Prop. A. for to- Last of this week a Will have on display a ouinpUte l.n- ,,i uriM and ...inmer atples of ,hou which ,, h.des th. ,,,,, --fc-w. 4IIO gliades. Would like t.. hate inapicl the entire (,uck. you call and WYl. FITZGLKALD, MintStrte(l next 'lour tn HtMted o. THt LA UNANUb CITY KLBCTION. a. aWhirier. the Antl-Uambllng tsnataaie lor Mayor, Klseled Al llie city election in La dried,. Monday J A McWhirtler wa- ele. i.d oter .1. 1. I'olet hy a vote ol ;4II 1,, Mayor McWInrler 1 obliged t, nut. i'i"f K'tini'l lllK- II 1 Williams, present iDCUBDaat 01 1 he Otnee ol city recorder, was re . ie, ted bv a maiorily of 110 over W A Worstell, auti-gauililing candidate -Marshal V. P. Childers, who is ml uiitteti to have proven a thorough . cutiye ollicer and always ready to do as uirecieo grj IM t'lly authorities won out over .1. A. Whitlow by th large majority of 1 1, lor city treamrer, 1. A. I- -u. w. mi., in nun in 1 tail omce, and aa- reuoi nuaieii oy tlie relorm lorces, hail no opposi:ion lor re-eltH'tioii. in the first want ti .M. Kichey was ejected to the council rival w V Monroe by Biajority. In the Second warn i-eier Minn, relorm candidate, n n". loiinci inai.. ..1. no,,. 11 iM.ii. i 1... 1 t e li j . '' mere war, a mini sensation 111 tlie Third ward wnere t ll.Currey, reform caudi- uaie, oeai 1 .1 . wrmoutl for the council oy me narrowest margin whicl possible, that is, hy OM vote. the new othcers will take up their isvsirv minus at 1 lie una I meeting of the old council on next Monday veiling, March 18. It doesn't pay to any something in an ad vertisement that cannot be proven. People call and investigate and if your ad. ia iocorrect they ' neither buy nor come again. We lielieve we can prove ",loilier's Pride" tin' Is'st Ha coffee on earth. Of course it don't compare with our Moot and .lata Hut try it. FOR Insurance Fire, Life, Accident, Plate (iiaee, etc. Loans on City ami Cnmiiy I'roperty, I Real Estate In proved ami Pnlaiprowd nu i)tM MOak Hanch.is and Wheat Karma SEE J. R. DICKSON, Kaal Oregonian Buildini Hanil.iome Qoidcn (TjO QC Oak Rocker for only.dU Botttr Kt!t one while they arr oinn M. A. RADER, Indertakur Comet Main and WcliL Btreett. W.D.HANSFORD&CO. Dealwra in HARDWARE, 8TOVE8, BARBED WIRE, siiki.k HARDWARE, PUMPfi and PIPE. : : PLUMBING A SPECIALTY. HOI Main Street, Pendleton, Oregon. The Bait Oregonian is Eastern Oie Owl TfJ HI1IW'M ' fepraaentauve paper. It leads, and I VH I IOI1M,. ' people appreciate 11 and snow it by - . , j . ,h,ir '"eral patronage. It is tin atlvar- Tollet and Laundry Soaps. mm, madiurV, o .k ,.r,ir Of lei SI. Gn OM DARVBAU, Prop Elegantly FarDisHed. Steam Healed Huropean Plan. Maaf and a-half from depot. Sample Koom la connection. Room Rate 50c, 75c, 11.00 's IkMPLb Ilia MSCkiorii tL WILLOX In 10 w. 11 Jauai Ars Poisoisiun. 1 he iiioioiiiioeiiienl was made several Hcuks !. that W 11. Jouee bad , lis poatd of his slock of farminir ilnpie BIMta. ale., Ui W. P. leuipie and 1; II. Wilcox. Tba chaune haa taken plaaa and the now j.roprleiors are in possession. II. A r'aion is retained the lieu 1,1 10 is leno.l.. a ti , . Md thay propiaw to carry the . Into Alrlaa. In other wurda are goioK to piisli their bu.uiess aioiiK and iv tim larmers an iip.,rtmiiy ..1 a K The Peoples Warehouse lias rtOtivad its idVaUKM Line of Mtn'i 1901 Spring siiirts. W have them in a bftndaoint as- ortment. i 11 .i unii tuiiaiv auaciifti SOc io $2. ro apifxw tor In ItUllderad shirts with cuffs and collars attachtnl rrorn -Tic to 11.00 eaoli in Imindured iohoiu, aeparata cuffti to match, In au worn with whlw f.illars fiOo to 1.5(1 aaoh, Laundartd and unlauml- urt'tl Hhirls witli tuffs at- luii,.mI $ I. fid t,, s:: eat-l, You arc inviteil In ami i-Aaiuini them, nei-il to buv. all .. Facts worth Knowing I'liat 1 have the lineal line of ranite ware and dishos ui the city at the lowest prices. I have new unii second bund furniture ami a big line of mattresses V. STR0BLK, i Court Street. ; (U RULE HOTEL. Under New rianagement. J. W BANCROFT. Prop. """'HLei'il'kl'."- T MlwUI lUius Uy Ibe month. Mel HOtel In the city lor KauiliKi Huh lo sll trsius. Kree sample rooms. KIselrli: inihta ami Htaam hast. Klre-proof bullillnf Cor. Court and Johnson Sis. PENDLETON. OREGON BO YEARS' CXPFQISliriF Locust Hill Rabbitry and Poultry Yards. I Hr Thaoe Mamta DcaiaNa in.li--Ir..l- ... ..m "."fll,i,.tt''- tllllUIUIiK'tt . V",,V' U,,UIHIJ. IItUlillM.k..., .i..,,l. wit trv .loot rai. , .. ' "se in tiiu Scientific Hmerican. . , , . . ,, .7, V11' 'tralae TMklr. I ANMl sir I'vruit. !I s have some tine yuuu llelKian Hares of broedinjc aKe that I m Koiug ti sell at a price within reach of overv one. A lok at my hares will convince, you thut they are the very best that eta r ruiseu. All IIUU s of a tl... .ch Tai",! P at, WaslnS?" if "'" Subscribers to UI I lilt' loading strung always ,, hand Matin 7mo Visitors welcome. 'for fiirthai; 1 laSaZ"ieS iiiformution uddn bl'VW. WADK, havr It tuut IK YOU WANT 1D8UH 'i nu- lor magaaloss oi iiuwpapor liithe IJulled males or Kuropa, raiuit y eoaiul uute, I'hocn or end u. Um Kist oasue "UN the ut publlilieu price ol the tiulill,'tluu you dsslre, and we will ml , ufiS V2 ,;"' ruu.u' " lUk ol Kfi i. ."I wa rilfc TflE wlB Vvo Auu ie ti... s.J. " " are a auUcrlMr . " ' UKMMIUH II, ...... I . . .