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Great Slaughter oi Prices Winter Goods Must be Closed Otit. We arc pOtlitlH Ottl Hll OUI Ittiti ..ml OVtrCOfttt) .it a big it diction during this tain Vou will find uir net pricea lar below tha pricea til others on the same goods, notwithetanding tha bin discounts offered by some, Tiie aixe of the discount docs not n i" anything to the purchaser: it is the net prior that determines whether an article is a bargain Ladie' tV - i and Wrapper! ut reduction, l. -'h ' Uapoc and Kuri Flannelettei And French Flannels a: out prion. Comfort .t h :tt l i'tluc'd irictts ami i ; ome ot mi bargains Where Whole Families canTra.de I HE E (ic5J SATURDAY, JANUARY II 1901 PERMANENT COMPROMISE . , . . ... , Th. atmoaphete Is eonsldernt ly , tkSBred today In the vdinlty of the city hall Many p rsons have labored umler I mlsappr-li"iisUui regarding the true status. This It Is: No prOpoaltiOB has at any time I. in l.efoi- the i if. government ful the suppression of Vice in the term of gain tiling bawd) houses or slot ma Chinee If was nol proposed to the 4. . I manr . ounrllnien or any others con- neeted with tin City attain, that the lav. In enforced i' w.i.- intended I" permit the PHttaa bO run and the oth ers to continue as here;o!ore with tin alteration that the city to receive a hlKhcr license fee per mouth fa those who wen allowed t.. remain!1' h re. though htlatlni tat law The principle Lavotved waa thai of in. reae- .(, t wo,v M w!ll, h Ku, p ad revenues, and there v. ... i.u other! im-ers spout seven years and $2!:'. at stake in .. far ae it appear- t.. "" and wave up as Impracticable those who iooi, on and h. a. bo ator completing only two-attha of the soavaUaa. ,("',, i. For the prtvnaga oi tryhta in Ther. srere to be no iroi utious complete in elKht years for ioo.ooo,- aaairs: the owners of Kamee, with iauul "bloh, when toaapletea, would not lie under our control, the purpose ot cloelnc them. The city , uUquaied uae.il.p,rv which was to auamaal Its reeaeaiee aad would be thrown as id tor modertt ma1 mak. those who an eOMOOtoa' With ehiaery siiallar o tin Uictl In con and interested It. the Hiatal practices 'trttcttoi th.- OhtoBflO dralnaxe .anal, pa, twtae as much a, they had paid. J JT until tiu harvest period .am., when American enaiaeers aad condemned they would do a much better humm-iis i- Impracticable. with their Karnes and the.et.ii. were w tW ask.-d to pay the t. dav twk. i. rnuei, . month ir.o a"""" '" he old haul .t I'anama o p iu. as mun p.. month ,Cana c,,,,,,,,, to ,., jl(.V(, as a virtual license. Itb.-m i the burden that w. may take To this the owner of the gauiea ! "I" a heavier .me ourselves. as-.ed, and this would hav.- been the L JJEJ1 ?J5? !";",0-,M,, 'r " " , I lie pllvilexe ol doiox what We have prok'ram, without a hitch, had net a decided a dozen times we would not misunderstanding arose between the do In our own interest: w are usked factions. Indeed a representative of abandon all attempts to construct the owners of the gamea was present 1 '"' nal under on. own con ... r ' trol on a route that suits un, and to a- th. eaaeaa attaadsd by mayor bb4 eaataa ourselves to a route on which councllmeu. and the plan for higher the experience of the ablest French monthly tines, or virtual licenses, was engineers has demonstrated that no a mil' h ar anyone's the plan of the Sam. owners themselvt-B, and It ap pealed to th.- ofllclals as a good flnan- clal policy, hence its adoption It is not learned that anyone con nected with the city government ob ected to the plan so this settles the matter aa to whether the Illegal ... " game., and bawdy houses were to be suppr. -sed. As a matter of fact, It U believed . by any rational men that an attempt to root out the gameb and bawdy housed would utterly fall for want of upport from the people of the com ,. . , . , ., , , munltj This ix deplorable, hut It la true. Many persons who Inveigh axainst the ailowlnK of such tbluga would not themaelvea have the"nerve" t. publicly back a movement fur sup pression, tilcadlnK that they could not afford to antagonize the elements that would be ho antagonized. It waa in the knowledge that such waa th.- case that the mayor and .. . , , . council determined to form some plan wherehy the city would reap Buaucial benefit from the situation. All were agreed on the proposition as to the 11- h censes or nnes. But let it he sal.) plainly, that most most of the talk ahout th. question being oriKluallv one of high principle. ., is largely bosh, and all men know it to tw Doeb It waa good American dol- greatly reduced in price, i before tha stock i picked T lurs for the city treasury that was de sired, and that was tho original Idea. However, this permanent compro mise was amUMTed, and was spoiled the quarrel that arose. There does not seem to be much dtteiwaoe bt tweea the positioi, of the two factions hi lar as principle Involved be coll- cerued. and only h a compromise can . i . , in-tiling nui eini iiriv. Whether one side or the other wlu. :t will not alti r the statue There win yet na. been right aad wrong on bOtb tides. FORTY MILLION FOR WHAT.' Under the proposition ol the ' .mama nam Hu imn nmuu in imnri ill ii.i, 7 I", i ....... iii ,, ,ilf . 1. For a concession that binds us t pay the Colombian government ' "i'i In rents for the J'ana railroad and at the sen least, M, ,000 In rent for a canal that wi are to build i-ii, ,i cone eaa ton undei which it imposeiwe 101 an American canal. ..v tiid and cuutrolleil liv the Pnlted Si Ml is tn ri. i iniTil r . I canal or permanent usefulness to com" merce can be constructed. We are asked tO contribute lio.000. "oo to the fund that has been used for years to prevent the construction of any Isthmian canal. t prevent the extension of American influence, to . ripple American enterprls. and to thwart American purpose. . W an' "skr,1 "' k1v' u" tbttt naH been a.-ciired by recent treaties to ,urreuder th- hop.- of controlling the Pacific, and to hind ourselves to a , P"?! ffS?11 frau'1 aml ,,ur'eU , In corruption This Is the climax of a campaign of: impuden.e and deception, but unless congressmen have lost their senses ,Me Proposition will he rejected In a way to close the case for all time. Chicago Inter-Ocean, WELL DONE, MARYLAND. Tuesday was a redletter day In Maryland politics, for It was then that Gorman was re-elected to his old place In the tlulted States senate. .darylaud Is to he congratulated upon her achievement. She has done a K00'1 tMn for ner'lf 'or the nation and for humanity. No senatorial i ele(..to or r,..elt.ron o( . yt.ar ,.an surpass thin one In usefulness and I moral Influence Maryland has done heJ"8lf lroud! This is not aald with Insufficient I knowledge of what 8enator Oorman i stands for. He Is undouhtedly one of the worst men in American public life, A thorough spoilsman lu purpose, un scrupulous as to methods and regard , overy polltlca, aml Illora, . thin as a nere Instrument of his per FAIK soaal afgiaadlteBwat his influent Is continuous!) exerted fur the bar gain and sale of public Interest and tho dethronement f the public con science In t hesc and other respects. Mr QorOMB'S elevation COUld correct ly represented nR a cnlmntty for pre ent and lor future generation. In one respect, however, Ills service Is so great as to compensate for all else that can he said aiinl-ist htm We ar eapt him itadlr In the room of what be relieves us rvf. There la a man In the United State senotc from Maryland who. when his COfflltry was It) danger. Stood with Its sneinlee, gave them aid aad coin fori and hampered the efflelency 0( Its arms. There Is a man In the United States from Maryland eBO, when his country's chief Magistrate eas stiuck down by the assassin's band, spoke coldly of the dead ami Mid the catastrophe was aothlni to Mini This Is perhaps tlu'only man IMiik whOSI replacement by such as Gorman would be a unlti IDT progress and hOB sety, There was aaothei lut he Is dead. Me culled hlmselt CsOlgOeS.- i egoataa ANARCHY IN HIGH PLACES. Then- Is not a railroad corporation nor a ralhoad trafhY n:ent who dOOS nol know that rate cutting is prohtb Had by lav. yet most of them do not ' nesltatl tO violate the law secretly or opaal) fOl gnln Iii Chicago on Tin -lay, the traffic manager ol the lines of the Pennsylvania ralhoad west of Pittsburg Mr MoCabe, teatlfylni he ron the intet stati commerce cotntnli llOOi acknowledged hi n maunei that was rudely Impudent his Mult hi this matter He said that he did not mail: tain the published rates on meat !'.' dttCtS last year, that he made reduc Hon of B cents on July 21 nm! another Of II cents in October. When asked to furnish the records, he said the records had not been preserved: and when Baked why not. his aBSWOI was "Poaalbli beeauaa it was thought that you might ask for them." The ques tlosn and answers following were tlu-se "Then you mean to say that those records were destroyed to remove the evldeace ! your Illegal acts" "Frankly, thai might be th reason tor destroying them." "Who taken the reepoaslblltt) tot oi dei lug violations of the interstate ommerce law. for orderina secrel tl net Ions in the rates on the Penney!- .aula lines?" "i am in charie ot tragb again ami do what 1 ..insider ie.ess.ir tor the 'st Interests ot the company." Ot'i.-i trafli. managers oniess.il to III'.- acts of violation of law. Is It any wonder that the plain people grow ran live when seek things are done b) ' iii"itloiis mid their reprcsen lath St In our aobei Judgment, con- i t III..- this l the manager' ot bus Ineee Interests, in contempt of utw and ;n derision cf Its poultice, is vastly more Influential to promote anarch) than the assassination of public of p. "is i. it it, not so horrible-, bat :r. . .lemornlllug Hoston lleiald Two rears ago v. x Rydsewaki, 0WW r o! a saloon and bowling alley In Smith Chicago, began Co save all tb pennies be took in at his aatab liahment n' iix.-d np a box ami in aaa to drop the coppers as they were vcd. Itoceatl) the box as open sj and 'our BMO spent ail thell -paie time null! evening couiitlug the coins. t .. venlai it was approilmated that ttjBoO pennies had been saved Qticura THE SET $1.25 namplsti Iniesnal imeruai 1 1 - ..tin. in tew Kvees asm uuuuui oi .uTi.ua sop (,) lo clumiiHi Uiu .kin of i ruiiu mn.l anlSI snd ..ii. .. on- oi" K-ni- i teOele, i dts i as Otaa uiuut (Am-.i.t,! liibUull ullny IU Iiiuk. Irnu li.in, Md liiduiiiiaUi,n, uml aiHitliti and hrul sa 1 1 bt uu. Rsaokvawr ttai htoeeeisad rli'mme tin- LUi.i.l. A aliitflu art I- olUi. .j!Ucim Ui euro Uiu nui.t luiiuiliiK, .liKiiguruiK ifela, li uu. I blood humor., ra.hu., lui.ln., i,d I rrtta SM r. with MM ol hnlr. wbiuitlin lic.t knL dltni Kild nil .ilh. r r. in. i . . mil FALUNG HAIR ' - SLOT MACHINES 47 VARIETIES W are the l.rw.-r i,,.!...! .. Luui ..ikthuiik nm. i.iii, r . in tin- World. Write (or our OelelOSIM MILLS NOVELTY CO., Chicago. HARPER KENTUCKY WHISKEY for Gentlemen who clieriah guallt i sT johh son mi m The Louvrt Saloon WMMMOa . OKKWOB, j PLUCKY fKV I C i J HAS A J This Bcautii'ul Mother Says: "1 Cannot Help But Praise Peruna. ,1 Am It. Never Without " As Soon as 1 Find Children Have the the Least Them Cold. I Peruna. Give "A Few Them. Doses Helps one of the greatest foes with which every family hie" to contend our changeable climate. To protect the family (Soil Mk and coughs Is always u eerlous problem, uml often ImpoSelhhi NK)ller or later It Is the Inevitable fate of every one t catch cold, rare lu sveidlllg exiHuru and the use of ptopat clothing w ill paobMl from the fr.-piene and pashap the severity of eoldt, but with th greaSsal of precAutlou-. they will come. Thin Is a s.-tthsl hwt of human e x m i u nee. Kss'ciall tin- true during the stormy Bad unst tth-d weather d early winter. Bverybody mnel snyoet t be caught somen liero or KMSeboe i I'orhapt. ii will be wm feet, or cold draught, or dump clothe, or may In- too aloes aaHftasawat in hot rooms ami then going ont Into the cold curelesslv, or It James A. Howard REAL ESTATE BROKER. Court St. near Firt.1 Nat. Rani. has Hual Astute fur Sale Scti Miirt: ec arr;a of choice v.ncat 1 1. about ten m.lat northeast of Pentlie ton. Thia la onn of the finest improv ed farms in the county ana nas jooc scdocl advantages. Will all tor case or trade for equal value in unimpin, i land Eight fine Iota in Pendleton at $1CC each, on easy terms. 1C0 acres of wheat land south o f-con I" ton. ttfOO. M acres cnoice fruit and garden lano near Milton. One-naif of tract n bearing fruit tree , 7 .eras fji fa. AH under irrigation. Finely in proved. 120 acres on McKay Creek, 2C acree a1 botton land under irugtion, -Ji""- ooa wneat lano. well Im proved. HO acres good wheat .jd. in a tody. four wiles from Pendleton; ten is half cash balance on time to suit purchaser at S'i par cent In teroat. REAL ESTATE for SALE 4M0 acre near IVinlU-ion. -iu aeree near I'.-mlh t,, 820 Meres near I'eii.lleton. 160 sx-r.,-. nwr Pendleton acree near Pilot lUxik li acree wh.-Ht Uu.l l0 acree wlitrnt land 10 a iM wheat laud 3a0 aered wheat land l-li acrvH whertl li,.l 10 acres wheat lan.l 1HII aeies wheat land Krom 6 to miles from town. Six New Houses Cheap. -SSdSflS' MAN. Havlugs Bank Building, Pen.lletou, Or s.- SI s?.l S n k n n 1 1 ii n i i K II K L II III umiunuiu MRS. PESCI nay di j MMc aruniL,! Wlifj PPpTTKi HAPPY HO n iiia lie one of u thoiiHUiid otlior little niNliaps, but no one Is ahroud enough Ui always avoid the inevitable satntilni cold. SoiiuitliiiHH cohla eome like an opt demlO everybody seems tohavn one at once. The very air about us Is poiaon to the head, throul and lungs. There Is BO fact of medical solsnee better known than that l'uruna cures cntjtrrh whorevor loeatetl. Thousands of families In all parte of the United State are protected each winter by lVruna. once lu Uio family Peruna always stays. No home can spare Pe runa after the first trial of It. A splendid example of this fact la found lu the iH'iiuliful home of Mrs. l'aul Peachel, of 11 Qaitaaaa street, Newark, N. J. Itead her letter. Skw.uik, N. J., June 17, 1UUU. Dr. N. II. Ilurtinan : car Sir "My three children were sc k and my huaband had an attack ot la grippe. I gave the children I'eruna, and now they look aa If they hadn't been alck at all. I also gave It to my hushund until he waa good and wall. I do not know how I could have atood taking care of them and being up night and day, had It not been for Peruna. 'Laat winter waa the tint winter In alxteen yean that I did not have a cough. It la Impoaalble to explain my thanks In words. I never looked aa well as I do now. "I'eruna la our family madiclue and always will be. I do my own home work and aewlng, and get along lovely now that I am mo strong and well, thanks to I'eruna and your good advice. Yc u get Q00(J Beei. Wiin you drink PILSNER BEER. (JUajTRlltlBsjcl UOl U uust btHtdfjcha or diuiMM Ak for it. ScHllIt? KreWlflff fifl ov,,u,l' UICWIIIJJ WV LUMBER and other buildiug material iooledtog Line, Cement, Plaster. Brick, and Sand. - ha?e a large stock of WOOD UUTTKKBj (or tMirut and dwelling N Lses Is1 Altf. St , o;t ?(url HoBM "'ease as aaae am never n is,,.., l. " "vvi II, (i find the chUtna knei J . . - At inem feruaa. A t them, and I hnn, m reagham'atthBeysW " a lrier.il Indeti yourt, MRS.pA(JLi 14 (hi It mm., .St, A Hsi hall, Peruna hit tan vti i booms wits the mm 1 lowing ire uunni... mour, Dys,0i.,wrlm; "I am iMdytn ipHkij Tor or I'eruai iml irlnl thi.m foraaulT. mvself mil f.miu j al I the doctor chunn thto I na curwl SM of ftmiln um destas could dol um ferinL' womar u ...n.,, 1 What ho hi done fur n j you."-Mrs. M. E.Hey I'rraua kiiri to Mr. Mart Ooerte, Cs wrlle "My husband, rhlldral havu used your mdhSMI ways keep them In tin- ha n.s-eiuillv." Hit. MirliOi IM . llirtininV lilett I will bo sent free upon i n. 1.1 res. Thin book COOl ii.L'i'Mii IntcrenUui; t .1.: will be found lnvilmlld .iilltii' llii'tn ti iniftnl am r n -T- the many litUe auiTbill children that oom vtnl westhi-r of winter. The Place to 1 where rno uu rrtl UUick iii.1 f tty Best line ol 1 I LttlSMl 1 m hiugli.-.Bjij illL' uaf. ridetei. Bri 8aud. Mooid S'iwji Doot Wisdow M A Doon W Cotta l ip Lumber M R. FURSTER, ft THE French to COSY ROOH v' Lhjhusliuiis'" Best 25 cent a the City EXTRAS " 0yss OPEN BiXjjJj (IU8. iir- Farmers Custo Pred Waluo, .. ..... i ,......iW- i ' fell'