East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, January 06, 1902, Image 2

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It A I It DALEY
Priet Clothier, Fnmiehert and Hatters. Pendleton.
MONDAY JANUABT ( It
GENERAL NEWS
r ... Atiuntu Babaa Mkm
j was WWntly un orporuted
nRlMl-
under
th. law- or New Jtmtr, with u capital
of tiii.ortft.iitM.
A t ere, lias leeu iat. .! I (
emo-Ceneral Wood, of Cuba, reduc
ing h allroad ta-lff nr. suica md
HNl 1
P..UII
and mil
rail Cm
th mil
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Th- r
nr. overage of 22 pet rent
'1 Parkfi forni.'ily proattoi
ign affair of Ha-
.. ti AM
in Ji. widow of
fer .lame rami-
ominlssioti railed
Idaho ft
violation
rOfOO Short I. Up. during Uh
il year hit mode n iiettei
han any ottMt pari of rhi
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show
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unseen Instead o' rh'
.od it if proposed id subitlti
i alaetfic lights in the engt
signah that always ean be ae
neve' I'm h- mlsuuderatood.
car
ami
PACIFIC NORTHWEST NEWb
I'ottUnd U to be equipid with
. .n.-tt.:r.- sfrb tU uo to date an An-1
..on IvU'.i r. . ocinair.
N R Majey for a leaf tiSM a
nromiiont cltlen of (.ran'
ounty
died a' Good Samaritan huwpltal In
PatUaad aged 7: years lie was a
promimut and enthualaatu Maaon
Invitations to the execution of Ial
ton and Wade ar now being prepar
ed by the printer under the direction
of the sheriff in Portland, and vlll
aooa be ready for distribution
The aoartj ttMiti BMaaMM of the
humpti-r OJtl ounty will lie Installed
this Week. Th. old l ouacil goes out
of now-, iharged with being the
motr xtrav agent In the history of
any town of the alxe of Sumpter In
th. state.
Hy reamn. of tb- increased army
-.IT., a: th.- mouth of the Columbia
river incident to the eatablishment of
Fort Columbia anil the enlargement
of tn otner posts the govern men
proposes to have a boat of Ita own
lor this purpose
Those persons who are given to the
belief mat misfortune and Ill-luck at
Uichva to the uumh.r "13 " will see
something significant tn the fact that
'be Walla Walla went down while on
her 213th voyage since ehe became
freight and passenger steamer
Ouy Barrett left Portland Christ
mas night on a duck hunting trip to
Knoppa on the lower Columbia Bit
boat filled with water, waa found tied
to a ire.- at one of the Islands nai
the hunting grounds he Is auppoaed
to have visited, and it Is generally be
lieved that the young man la at the
ootiom of the river.
The Federated Trade Assembly
held that the services of any man
nugbt to be worth at least I- per
day. The matter came up in the
form of an Informal discussion upon
tb question of having Included in
the new city charter a provision fix
mjc the uumbr of hours and mini
am?) wages of city employes
Oup Overcoat
Sale
Mm bMQ success
I'ncvs hull! pood until
ever;, garment is sold.
We have a complete line
of white and fancy Shirts
for Men and Boys . . . .
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
The Pendleton.
D T WllllatnH, Portlaml
I C Warren Portland
William Mahcr
s Henrtfleld. Spokane
John R. l.athrop. city
Charted A. Loeaa
Jeesti railing ami wife, rltjr
: Schlffler city.
V. C. Sklle anil v. if. Spokane
t Shttlta. Spokane
M Smith
a I1 v.xfir. Port tea 1
E J Oil lot Omaha
The Golden Rule.
Braille? thena
Allan .Milton
v..: niol Koch
.1 U.-il ! a Grand-.
A
Jo.
W.
A
F ttrjur
Portland
B Fvewuter
Beakaao
S -okam
'..aiicvi.i
OkaM
I'matlUa
r: I city.
i Ourdanc
i.
Mora
Nelsoi
.InriliHT
ami
Portland
Mtlaai.
irtland.
It Dairies the World.
No ttsMovai j tn riieiiirtn' haa avor
1'iaatad tiaaaoavtM of tb- astcttemen'
a- i. aaaaod i" r Kings
Nw MBMWOrj rov onsumptlon
paaiitnaaii boaMVfAaM nbMirlsy and
iironehltP. thousand- of whom it has
ed to uerf-ei health For
eoiiKhn i old., astiinia. eroup. ba f
v. i iioarsoaaai and whooping cough
It ia the quickest, aureat cure In the
work! It Is snlil by Tallmun A Co.
who guaiant- satiafaetion or refund
llione l arge lo-.:l.-.- :iis ,u. tl
Tr"'
COAST BL'VERS OFFER
',, PER ,0 FOR STEERS
Butte' C.
a B-ttaeri Anandon Pro
jeet of Snipping to Chicago
A ll Thouipaon one of the Uutlei
"r-ek men who, with Kobert Stan
fleic and others, is figuring on ahlp
plug a traic load onalating of J6e
baof nttl.. to Chicago during this
month aays that they have concluded
to abandon the project for the pres
ent at least This is n.-.-aus.- local
ami Hound buyers have 00BM up on
, h sN am! ar offering a, much as
could be secured in Chicago after the
xpena- ot ahipping was tak.-n out
T'i- pri ff.-r. ,' m a; ,,.u'
era la $t.:'i. ier lftn and raiaera are
holding for 4JB which they expect
t( get hOfo- liuv.-r. will see fh..
cattle shipped out ol the countrv
WILLIAM VORMIE8 DEATH.
Was a Farmer in the Cold Springs
Country Funeral in Athena.
William Vorhiea a farmer of the
Cold Springs country 2u miles north
west of Pendleton died at his home
Sunday morning at a o'clock of con
xumpuon Mr Vorbia waa 40 years
of age am! bah r.-suled oi. the farm
where he died for the last 11 years
He leavea a wife and lit children
who have the sympathy of all in the
communi'v m this sad bereavement
and loss of a husband and father The
funeral waa held at Athena today
where the remains will be interred
A Profitable Investment
was troubled for aeven years
with my atomach and in bed half my
time." aays E. Demick. Somerville,
Ind. "I spent about $1000 and could
got nothlnc io help dm until I tried
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure I have taken
a few bottles and am entirely well."
Kodol Dyapepaia Cure does the slum
ach'a work by digesting the food. Tall
man A Co and Brock Sc McComas
THE STRTETREHSU RY
SEMI-ANNUAL STATEMENT OF
THE STATE'S FINANCES
Scalp Bounties Payments Exhaust
the Bounty Fund Provided hs IN
Legislature.
State Treasurer Charles S. .Moore
has just mail public his wail annual
statement ol condition Ol tin pabiii
fiinils The statement allows tha?
there Is now in the treaaun IUM9"
2R. of which $.";! ItSJH Is In tb
nion school fund Thf nmouir ol
money lyiliK idle in the i i million
ehaol fund I IHiVimm' Iras than It was
last year thoiiRh the fund has ol
course, been increasinc The Iner. i.
is out on loans Th rtatottoat -' it
two other faets of general latoroM
That the aaaaral faadwltl probably he
exliausteil before next year tax- -Kin
to eonie In anil that he scalp
bounty fund is In the same condition
l.aat year at this time there was In
th general fund about tU M
nearly twice as much as remain;, un
exiiend. d at this date The fund a
harely sufflclrut to last until taxes he
Kan coming In last year so It may M
predicted that the State will be obllii
1 ed to pay Interest on warrants for
two or three months in th. sprue
As interest-bearing state warrant, art
dealrable property. It will occasion no
surprise to state thn some who now
hold warrant an not ptaaeotlni
'hen. They pretei to wait until the
fund is exhausted, and then by pre
aalllll the warrant- they secure the
Indorsement "Not pan! for want of
:unds." after which the wa-rant draw
interest Tin aJkortaai in th- aenera'
fund is du' to the heavy appropria
tlons mad- by the last Wista'tiT
Scalp Bounty Fund
The amount of money drawn from
the t ramify on aetmnt of aaarp boun
ties durlnc the last six month was
th f.4V!M Ther.' b now Mr ?vm.
left tn the luud ami tlil MVOfld
by outHtandtna warrants already call
Ml in This lund a the nrodnct of
tin one-mill rma i
- r'ir. Th- l.v
i .'mi when all
.'aid their iHiunty ;
Bai warrants and
in the amount of r
(i therefore appar'
Mi. warrants
ly th.. last
that SI
ay out on ,
new law.
iti hat iu I
Mint . th.-
Th. scalp l m warrants, aggregat- ?
1 1 toi the par meal of which 5
ther- arc i, fii,-,h available will
draw Interest until the legislature
Hi to pro1 Iwi a mean of paying I
them Tti-s- warrants were Issued I
Hadei the aM law prior to its niea! 1
Tin- legislature Intended to provide ;
aaoaat money to pay all of them bai 2
H7.fton proved not to he enough ;
5
Mas Many V.rtue.
I'm cuts burns bruises. IieWltt's
WMefe Hal.'! SaUe Is uniiialled P i
war n. dangerous counterfelta Sure ;
Ban for plies Tallman Co and
Broat A- McComaa i
Boiler for Sale.
A i.'u norae-power horliontai tubular
boiler, guaranteed to be In flrtt-claas
condition for sal- a the Domaatlc
1-aunJry
Sore
Hands
ONE NICHT CURE
So, ina hanU Ui.r..ufil . on rctimi 0
s not uiaer ol (etc is. Iify.aM
nuiot inMly wttt cim ou imbuksbi
STral tslD cure an I .urMt u nu.
Wsur old atovs Uumus U.e ularn tut wre
aauiu. ttaktag. beriiing ualsv-. ami iMtutul
flnfei ouiU. UU irr.ini.. -
t.i'i Pa
N.-eih,M.Mi.r..I
J " r wsai v l
Has cured these cases
and It will euro you
J. M. Church, LsvOnuidr I in aaja.
"I suffered for iiU years, and ueliave
had I not lasad Nau s Dyspepsia Cure
1 would not be alive g write vou a
tasthuoulal."
Nathan Kalk holae. Idaiio aays I
suffered for years; found many reliefs
but Uo cure except youfB."
For sale by Tallman A Co., and all
ttrat class druggists, or send to Frank
Naaj, Portland hotel Pharmacy , Port
wad. Orwguu Price Si s bottle or 6
bwttkto furls, as press prepaid.
(uticura SoajHfCS
-i
i
2 patterns at $10.00 a suit.
1 pattern at $12.50 a suit.
W HI- M
niiaiii
PFMH ptom wnni f MIL
-aw . m
Fleece Wool Blankets, Indian Robe and Sluwb
........ -I. ,.... .U?Jl..l. I. l.lM..,.,..M.t.i.t.1.t.t.
For Health, Strength and
Pleasure Drink :::::::
Polydore Moens, Proprietor!
Having purchased from an eastern
manufacturer 100 suits of men's
clothing at an "end of the season"
price. We can now offer them to
customers at a ridiculously low price
These are particularly meritious in
supurh values and are up to date in
every respect. We secured these at
nn expremely low price on account of
a large order placed for spring suits
Willi I AIT
vu inn
TO COVER
y '. ' ' jjj '
Will pair of "Pendleton Blankets'" u yow btd
jrotl wili in- ooniTortsVbll and warm during thf edlc
est winter nights
FOR
pail of six poand Manketb of Fendh ton inami
lactiir. have hten proven to hf at warm a- a ten
pound pair of other hranda
BECAUSE
Nothing but pure FLKE E wool ia uted in the
dleton MiiU and they spin their yarn finer and
-ue tbtir lilunketH rloeer than other niill
w w w VX M-J M--dX 1
PENDLETON, OREGON.
MinuUcturers of