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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 11, 1902)
Great Slaughter of Prices Winter Goods Musi be Closed Out. We Mt ptttlinv mi! ill out suits and overt oats, at a big re dUCtiofl during tin- Mil Vou Will flud our Ml ptices far hclnw the pi ices t o that on the name goods, notwitbttandlMg the bit: discount a offered i tome lire size ot the discount Jot not BMftn anything to the purchaMf; it is the net price thai detefminua whether an article is i bargain. Ladiei' Waistl ami W rappers at a redm tion. i' Capes and Kuro graatl raducad in prioa, Klanuelattai and Kranch Klannali at cut prices. 'omfnrts i!ho at rmlui't'tl prioat and got none oi ottr bargaini before the stock is picked L.i! over Where Whole Families can Trade The fai SATTKDAY. JANl'AltY 11, 1W:V IT WILL CLEAR THE AIR. Alt. i ait ha baM said ami AOSS, the InieUhjatlM or the paMaa depart mrnt mu' th. resultant iaMlOfMaMMla will laud to an pood t tha aHf of Pendleton. Thej win etovutu public rntlnient. ami ronipel the attain ment 9t u hiKher utanclurd Specific remit may not b. apparent to the nthtnkinK Hut. notwltli landing th anrtMa or thin will bear mm h the MUM appearance ah or UN pant. then will hav n dbJtiuel advancement HuhiK paaataawl la naallj the -o aralng toree. it t tie- eoert ot iat wort It contiolv although It l aomctlti). -e slow in timklilK known Its whine And too. public sentiment aanull) dormant. Is in tavor or hop est aii'l decency In kovci ntneiit It nerd but an arousal to demonstrate that tie people desire that affairs of government, local or state or nation I pa administered In the Maim man m i In which clean business men con duct their Institutions. PUndleton will have piottied by this investigation I'll) official will he'd t I w 1 1 r on pUOM of iluty )' ill em, n will pertorm their work pot. a level vaatl higher, t'amll Bate tor office wll! i oliie to the peo pic with platforms more In keeping with the tueal Would u not pa well to tell the wliol. story of the Investigation lairii.. tfl the pauplaf VVoulil It POl right to atibtntt It to them for ail Judication? It is a question over wblch those now In authority au thorlty temporarll) given them hy th people ma ponder with eai paatnaap. RAILROAD I'AbSrS Whenever tin Drst ,( Jauuar n Lje: .iioiind comes with it Ihe ques tion of the giving of frei passes hy railroads, it win continue, to ooUM up until th, prac tice Is abollihcl. It Is pernicious in tli, extreme Consider this Why do railroad aauManulaa giv, passes to public otti- rials" Is it an act of more courtesy' la It B personal courteay? Is it a favor tfl the offtlal as an individual, oi to him as an official Anu also coualder this Do the railroad companies gives these pauses Mpectlug a return' What Is that re turn? la It not that they expect the official will favor the railroad com panics when their interests come In to the bundling of the offlclala? But why debato the queatlcn? Who doet not know that the officials are auppoted to reciprocal to the railroad companies for all passes? Who dins not know that keen, ;-ble Oldals ot the companies know that H they give the passes they will re eelvc back again something In the form of substantial value Every rhool bo. knows It Count officials, state officials, rep resentatives and senators Judges efficers of the courts, all must do something lor the railroad or fall lo receive those passes White laws, pa roam aaed not be enacted praatb tuna nil proetlcea that aw dctri- iiK'iitiil tr tli-' pnbilc weal, yi'i It MOM alUaOal to he true 'iint a Inw preventing mj offteol from accept Inn .i anaa from a lalliuaal ram pan) would !) n good law RECLAIMING THE WEST. in PreetdeUt Hoosevclt first mi a I wage to songres he ha devoid numb apace to tin- atacnaaton of the j Internal affairs 0) the country, j Among tliein h,. has placed pp. mi I nently tha coueei tatloB oi tha for Ms and th. roclaaiatloi) of the mi cant ptlblli land In hi opinion these are among tba great ami area i slim micHtioiis that tn us i ). iii ii i. i wit Ii h MUrOM. In Ihii. attitude i be Ik supported not only by his ad ms, is but by th- public and die press gen. .rally thioualiout the country 'The seii. .lien of the interior anil of agriculture have both. In tbOll ra porta to t'Otagraaa, devoted cooeidet I a1 1, space to th- same to.dcs. ami ; haTt teen aqobltp ampbalb In urg I illg congress lo tiiKo Mom,- dee'.leil i action. I lo anomalous condition Is be comfni apuarani that about onatbtM o: the rjoltod States propei aXClttd Inp Alaska ami outlvlng possessions, consists of vacant public land, yet than is no longaf an OUttot for the houieseek) r ipon these lands. In tba past the vast BUDCtiplad public domain has aarvod as an outlet lor surplus labor, and has afforded icopa fOt the energies ot thousands ot our voting, able-bodied men who wit. lout financial means have had tba ambl Hon to bctouic laud oat ra and to POW nil with the Increasing dev BMnl of the neu country lop in that portion or the United btataa where the vacant public HtaCl lie. and Vbora fnCBU nml home cannot be made WltboUl irrlguHon, tlien- are now living fOUl or five million peo pia It tan times tba amount of land Wei.- irngate l. It 1r possible that tin POpnbVUOa would be Increas. , to at least forty million people, ami puss, hly far more, becauae of the other In I i-to-s which Would be develoi il lis I .ore land Is cultivated The mln eral wealth of the region Is -w great : gold and silver, coal and Iron ; an- now produced, the praolona metals having special value. The poorer ores an for the most part ' nogloeftad b. cause or the high eot I of transportation of labor food and I forajja With more land cnltlv at-d In j scattered areas throughout the coun try, and greater population, better tmaaportntJoa facllltlaa must ooum and cheaper lood material, making It j possible to work some ol Ihtai hW grade on s Ureal deposits which mm I are pructloill valueless, can then be I worked, affording employment for i thousands of men and adding to the ! population ami wealth of the country ( With a re gulated water supply, such i as that needed in irrigation, cheap water power ran be had. not only for pumping water to the fields, but for various Industries connected with tha handling and reduction or the ores and thus, one industry feeding an other the West must develop Its wonderful resources with increasing rapidity. Hut the question may well he aak ed Why in this not now taking place; it there are so many people wanting laud? Why is it that the- settled urea has actually diminished In some por Hons of the West and population has lenueu to conc ent rati- in towns? It Is becauao the Irrigators and Invest OT! in Irrigation systems have mill, ad all of the easily available sources Of water aud have developed agrlcul ture by irrigation nearly to the limit Ol tba capacity Of these. They havc demonstrated that Irrigation ' Is not an experiment but an assured sue '-b highly profitable to the man who cultivates his own land More than this, they have shown by nu merous failures that reclamation ... i a orss on a large scale do not pay flnani Lilly aoi ietd the satlsfa torj returns that the small work! bt done. - Thaaa fncti ftava baan ofBlxi by Piaaldant Rooapralt, uhoac know; edge oi the West bar. ben ftftln'1 ' personal evpi ib rice as a ranch-own! business man and student The Mil 1 dltlons ate dwelt upon bj the aacfe i tary or the Interior and by nunttrous I writers upon social and econoinli i questions who are baptnnlng: 10 aOIIUi the note or warnlni attain! fUrthci delay, against the nolle) of niocrast nation. WblCh Pllowi the inecttlath lement to mn IttUII) acquire noaaai slop of the places where nalei inn be stored, and to render difficult or Impracticable the nltlmati " 1 Hon of the public land am' the eraa Hon of' homes tor worktra Tbt pi es idem, to his cieai-cnt. daclalve fnah Ion. has ranched In the very hearl of the matter and bus reeotnhiendi that the povernitant, the great lanii owner, should eonatruci and main tain tin icseivoiis is does othci public works. He says that this is proparl) n rNttionai function, and tluii It Is as right for the nation il potratll t'i"tit to tnake the sliean'- and Hteri of the arid region useful by anall Inv Workl for water . storaio as i tnake useful the rivers am! barbot Of the humid region by enfflnecrlni oii-s oi another kind. In imposition to this, ami In Btron routrnal to the putrtotlr, ontapoken 'tteram es oi the proaMonl are i n opinions of man who hold Hun i Rovarunant cSuutttl no) rontlan it pulley of providing tree hoHlea but that the agricultural Interests ol Ihe couutrv demand that no null tension of populateii area ihotlld be encouraged so ttiat farm labot seek tug employ tiieni might be store abitmiant ami HNM expensive This latter policv is that of the nu n Who oppoae the extension ot the Ualtad Mtftles hevoml the crest or the !e pbanlaa ubO rought vliroroual) against the I oulslana puivhaae ami who now would restrict. It poaalble the making of bOUMa upon the hind, In orUur that their farms may have an Increoaad value ot tba) ma) be able lo anpioy bnrvaul hdndi at Ii - wages. To sum iii Hie problem w, m i sn that we have (tie vast exten vacant nubile land of wonderful ii tiiity: we have watai which will Bjube i portion of this produetivi we have tha wo pie who are seehlug tor opportunity to moke i llvlnp and who would gladl. lea pi the .on gestlon of the title We have the mtbllt hinds ami the public hateree! toward developing our eonntf) to the bbjrbaal depree, but we ire a loop way from bunging tba powerful forces to effective action are allowing the lands so aecoaaar lo the deralopmanl ol tha nation lo drift out of its control; we are allowing the waters and the opportunity la conserve thaaa lo tha monopolised und become s ihj. ct for speculation and we ate allowing barrjera to In iradunll) erected ahhttlap off the opportunities tot development or our real Inii i Ml n so. n ccs e Th. cull to a. lion ha' boon sound ed by the head ol ihe nation.- it hat ' n taken up b) his lint raa nil ami has been he. .led In part b) IndlvldlsBl members ot congress aapoelatl) those from the west Hut tn- matt. , must be coualdered from the larg, , atnndpoiat, not oi Immadmls local bonotta through Ibe ronatructlon of a public work in on. lootllt) 01 an Othar, but as a gnat national umlei laklng whose benefits reach out 1, v.-rv community ami which helps dvo som,. ot the iniisr MAooH oi th siwlal questions of OUT times Fred eii.k llaynes Newell, chiei ,.:.. grapher. aiTs Dyspepsia Cure Has cured these cases and It will iure you J. i, Cauroli, I-aCirunclc. lire., says, "I sull'eled for ail years, ami bellovi luul l not nn.li Nan's Dyejttpab I ur I would not Is- alive to wrile . testimonial " Nathan Kalk, Hoise, ihhtl. apja itterecl for years; found Mart) r. li. ( but no cure except yourx " For sale by la'lman & to . mid a I first class JruggUU, or send to rnk Nau, for t u.i.i Hotel Hharma, v , i land, Oregon. Hrlce $ a botHe or c dottles tur$5, express prepaid. 01 IX, 600 for. Prescription liabuaaalaaai aaai paid tar a Maaerlauaa chauge.1 hftudi in Hun KraucUru, nK lha trsnilsr lavolvjj In tail I itQfc i ij ftuo.uo.n.1 w. psl.l by priy ol bulnH uiei'i IwaapaMts tot umat i i)ie,. ... i ouite blthvrtu lucursblu .lir, Ttsy oouimnuccst the wrloua laresUgalUa ol lueipscltlc Nov. I ,, i,, Tl.oy int,,,! ... of tUucarol u. irio l it ,t u , m,r IU by pull I iig over three, don-i. , o tie irestuieulsuil wsli hluf tbeui The) lw got phjrilcUm lo usiue chronli.. iBeara! , suit aamlnUteie.1 Ii will. UM pbyslclaM kt juue.. up ii, Aug , el(hly ,fu per caul progrua- uiiueieai ....- weru eltlier well'or ins- uvorably. Ibere belug bul tbirleen per ,..m OI u,urug Ihe parllH were sallsHe-t au.l ,1cmk.,i u irill.' cllon The proceedluga ol ibe luve.iu.HuK couirultue su.l ibe cllulc.l repeMl atlaauiat were published su.l w1I1;Im; iue, (rw. ousppllostioo. AJJreMjJoas J Ki lton (Joj, rNV.4JU Msiitgouiery.sli , Sen Kr.iu ,.,u ' 0tl. NATIONAL Declare Pe-ru-na to Be the Greatest Ca tarrh Remedy of The Age. SCATARRhl COLDS COUGHS CROUP SORE- HOARSE THROAT M cim i .ii . lit i. 1 J m:RS, OhSAMOA, S.n i " ca" rectimnieml ler MM as one ti ffta I erv la f ,.i. s fnrcnarrh. I re WfM ml Perunato ill u(i rv'l." Senator John ft. Thur ston, of Omaha. leb.. writes: -Pvrunu entirely relieved me of a very irritating cough. I am u firm believer in its efficacy for any in h trouble." SLOT MACHINES 47 VARIETIES We ar. th,- lartt.-si manuTacturera ol .obi i- r.! i mi- marhlneo in ibe worU. rile for nur HBIsllBiei' MILLS NOVELTY CO., Chicago. It lo 23 south JnSfrton Strett LUMBER Bllil H er I ni iHaui maivrhtl inalndtM Line, Cement, t'laster, brick, and Sand. We have a large i-totlc oi W(l()i 01 1TKKS lor batn. and darelliUfS, Oregon Lumber Yard AJtl 8t opr. (..nirt Houaj), The Columbia LodjrinK House NKWI.N ffUHNIHHKH BAR I N ' ONM'i Tftl v IS t'ENTKH Of HJ.OTK Brr. ALTAaWKHHarin F. X. SCHfiMPP, Proi . urn a i ii'M : ifffari vm I mm 3 fr l4l IU - 1 I IB HALr k Daily only n east I. Oreoenlan vaas n j r . i a CELEBRITIES Hon. William Young- blood. Auditor ot the Interior, writes from Washington, D. C, ra Dr. tiartman, Columbus, ()., as follows : "I've often heard of your great medicine and have persuad ed my wife, who has been much of a sufferer from catarrh, to tr) Perunn, and after using: one bottle she has wonderfully Improved. It has proved all you have claimed tor It." Hon. RufusB. Merchant, Superintendent and Dis bursing Officer, U. S. Post office, Washington, D. C, says "I take pleasure In commending your tonic, having taken a bottlt of leruna with very beneficial re suits. It Is recommended to me as u very excellent catarrh cure. " Congressman David F. Wither, of Oneonta, N. Y writes: I am fully convinced that leruna Is all you claim for It after the use of a few bottles." Congressman Irvine Dungan, of Jackson, O., writes: "I desire to Join with my many friends In recommending your Invaluable remedy Peruna to any one In need of an Invigorating spring tonic, or whose system fj rwi dow n hy catarrhal troubles. ' We have letters from thirty eight members of Congress attest ing to the virtues of lerunn Thousands of people In the com mon walks of life use it as t family medicine. For book of testimonials address The Peruna Medicine Co., Coluni bus. 0. I U. Ray Huy au.l soil Stiickf, Hunt It tnd Oralii I. ii I'aal, r .,, mrnvii.. c ork Motk t-JKbnnu! Chicajru ItaaJi tanchumffo. Chlcaso lloer.t of 1 rade. xarc Bttrvai, i.fill.r,, i)r. BARGAINS! REAL ESTATE for SALE (Ml 810 :cji) I tilt :iLli acres acres ucrcM aoraa ucrew MM near MM hum near Feodlotou. PeudWtoti, PaudhHon. Handle ton. Pilot Rook I Lit 140 IPO m MU 100 110 From ti acre oiua oraa mm MUM acrer, ucres w lo ut N Ilea! wltetil wiieaat wheal svheat wheat huiil lanil land laiul land land land to 'J' iiiile.i fnun town. Six New Houses Cheap. N.Berkeley I Hli RUAl. ESTATE MAN. BaUt ButldiBff, PeiMllelon.Or transfer! tr uc k i n(j, ST OR A G K. m riian com. - , . wr a w u a-i m-w l. m mm. . k. . .rt i' ?i il l llKI- t... .. K ft' Will nturaw ia? n SI BBS sr . Her,. 1r, acre ton. tm. Z "rtkti d farm. I or trade for eouai m IBMal ' - - IN , land. E,8ht flna lntm . ' ' . un aaaw 4. PendlBton. BMn "J "ring frui, ra. All umU. iT..i ' provod. ' ,m"" 120 aerss a bw. crea at s... T1 balance ZZT" ,M PfU prove.' W"M" W acres pood ... body, four Skat! terms half ca.h c.Z suit purohaasar .rT1 BB ' I Ja ijT See the Potai? Ml DM tiff TOtir KBr.lau ... 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