East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, January 25, 1902, Image 2

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    Clearance Sale Men's and Boy's
Clothing, Furnishings and Hats
$ T.'H Kfou'i suits, oletrauoc prlc
7.SO Mbii'p. mitt, eieaianee jir'cr . I s
S.tl MonV .-uiita, clearance price 7fi
10.00 Men's suits, cleanuue pftCfj 7.
I2.u Mcns suits. cloavanctB prion Ihrtti
1,00 M'iis duck coats, lined 1 10,
1.6) Men's duck pint1-, lined 1 I"
L'.tK) MenV diu'k coats, lined 1 i
Men' In-avy fleeced uuaorwaftr, Hill BS
QLOVES, NPCKWEAR, SWEATERS IND UMBRELLAS
i cr thinjf at Reduced Prices.
BAER DALEY
Our f'rirr Clothwn, Furnithm nii Huftrrn, Vml't'ton
ES.CS. NEW YORK LETTER
B ITTRDAV JANUARY M ItOl
GENERAL NEWS.
A dMordart) Polltih demonstration
hefnr. th. Russian consulate at I.eni
lwrg Germany wn broken up by
i -rlr
FH hundred mttiere at the Waal
Knil collier at .Mix ano.ua Pa. went on
strike ktenw aon-unlon into aan
f-i ,oyad
Joint Haatlagton tad William
Tlrown RRI latuly bttri In tin- dmi
ting of n bneke iri tlM Johnny nilm
n- ar State Lint I'tah
Soatatstj Roof ippMMd baton Um
koaee insular aflatr coaualtUM to
gflfi Um aaactaMnt ol a homestead
la tor the PblHpptoW.
In 11m national bowltag tOOnuUMM
Hit rT.tlf Mm Manila I lub. of New
Nork. on first money with a MON
7!'. liH-li .i new .ctri!
There conslilernrilc RMlT) In the
d1a oi the canal consideration i
the preeen? tlnn- but It Is liatfaintood
Mi..- Isaator Morgan if utilising tht
tinn 1i r ipartag a ragorl Upon thi
new phlSH Df tli. situation u davnl
Iei fey the su; dement at repie- t ot
the eoMriHloa
Tlo New J. :. i.'jnililirar. ran
ctis ti .!.. t a . audtdati lor I'liltcd
State senator to ga supported during
the present seeion of the legislature,
to hu i ,'. ( th lao Stjuator Sewed,
selected on thf nineteenth ballot.
lOBI f l! dt-i. ot Newark president
of th PfadoaUal insurance Com
tanj Friends of Mm. Hei.jumin Main
eon widow of ex- President Henja
Bin Harmon gave MM HMll utter
tii n alleii to state u-.. nth paMaafcaal
Id several paiers to tin rr.-. t that
six hai- asked Um . uarKe of the
um.. .-in. nt to itrarit lor :i p.ualou
not to present the nil! to congress
Tnii- i.- incorrect.
Th advocate of Cuban reclproci
art very much depressed The hear
mg ii th- hoiist l,u, In en very d.
didedly dlifouraiilux to them. Even
the Cuban tlK-niM. lvtt. maUc a paof
howiuK. A majority of the wu
am', mean-. I omnilti. " i an not Im"
rounted in favor even of a llmlte'
reciprocity altbouKh onl oaa daaM
trat will vote against It.
matte Rfi or INTBRCI T
FROM THE METROPOLIS
Prince Henry ,ind Other Topm That
Engross Att-rticn Thre.
New Yoik Jai. II Wlo i I'
Henry of Prussia makes It's Maefi
. dlscutseti visit tc tbia eoaatf mwI
month New Yorh will da Its ataw
I Of entei tulniu,. am! It it: got oxaggai
jatloii to statt ih it ev i; ii hlghnas'
eyes will oben lr. gatg onctll at the
Igplaadid etej nice with sbl h ntarl
cans do tbinas PraparatlPti tat Um
royal visitor in (Sotlinm nre pfocecd
Ing rapidly. Muyoi Low has arrant
, e.l to receive blBI it til' "to. at V. tl
Thirty-fourth str . : gad Uterg will be
a InrRc um' rap MMBtatlvt raaunlttei
to nrraiiK' tht ptasar walcoaia 1
latraagc eotncldonc the PHnct ui
rives in this eountr) t th iami daj
that the am. vtn fi. orgi rYaah
lugtou's liirth'lay Is i ole'':. ill o I
an) sec Nag Yorl In dOllltli nr.i o
splendor, one tor the father of his
I country, tin othai far liimseit
or probably tt. rlrbaai nenbarghlp
in tin mdtropolla, lb majority of
its wrurohlppcra being rodltl-mllllon-glrgg
In act it Is one of the wealth
lest in the country ami Its pulpit was
maile unions l the Rat Df. BB1
Mall
Wall -.! ' i is grurtooaljf gwgiuaf
tftt da Moo o Hc lupratne poart
m pant tioti v Hi tht gttack m th
dlBbeanta gnthorttlat oa the North
n gcatttl '"o-nvan.- wblcb will
le nnti'ii.iK -.1 on Monday. l'h'
. .-ril iuip'ession In Um ttrai t at prai
sat i thai it win in advarai to tkn
arnor Vag snnt ami bio gaaoelgtoa.
Phis ranpaaj wai rornwd undoi tin
.ui . ice oi the i. st i ui taleal 1b flM
i ountry. nml It will b larprlalog If
r.lll 01 tin s cot ,iiii it I l I i ei have
boat in .rror in thell later prototloa
if the laws ol the dlfhront states
ITatll thi qaestlon of the legaUt ol
this eoattaraag roo'itan) eaaclooV
ed It is hardly priJ-alilt thai Ihore
Will be meat gctlrtt on the bull side
Tin plan set atloat I a miiiilici of
Nee. oi k porting men to govern
boalag :-ll over thr United states by
Iha torataUoa i; a ao-caliad patae
i n aaaocigtloo has eaaead an em
nliatic protest noni tin met, interest
ed in praaMtlai Um porl In Chicago
gad other eltiea where glov nonteeta
gre ptrnlttad to Bourlab, The 'hi
ago I'totnotcrs say that the new ot
pggtsaUon i annof ea force its rale (at
the. simple regaog that there Is no
boalag ir N"W York state ami that
lighters w ill not n ogalte the right
ta any one to dlagugllfy than froai
the prlvlMgje ot accept tag naatcbog
w be revel ogTered
Purtbat Um Chicago DMg gver that
1 1 lucre is to be a aoveining board to
roatrol iioxiuk la America it should
be tut laaehlag ami include in its
liiembeislnp tlittse u ore gfOgll
neiit in tostcrltiK tin- sport by the
liberal outlay of money in the shape
ol pggagg huiiK up lor competition
in other words tin- loipreailoa pre
i In the Windy i-ity thai there is
i gjMjauroal tagaon whj New York
ers should tak. i' upon thaggaolvea to
rule the gflgJai name without first
coaaoHlag those wh,. aie actually en
gggad in promotliiK It In other cities
Bo mi Iho present tin niovi nient is nt
n standstill ami netropolltan iporti
are WOadorlng Just what plans to
adopt to have then vlahea In this
tnnttei raalbf d.
Althoai i:
I bean n
no
the launching ol his tnpe lal broth
er's yacht, it may be taken (oi grant
ed that the representatives of the
fnshionable world will not miss tto
moat attravtlve opportunity of show
Iiik then nettle that has lueaented
itseii alnoi thi gMgaorable visit ot
Hint; Bdward 'ii ol Bnglwnd then
Priam o' Wales lorty rogia ago.
Nan Wertneadaj bolai the aaalver
oan ot tin- birthday ol Um law Prao
enl M Kmley. Ooveruor Odcll ggg
issiieit a pun lamatloi: .-vommcmliu:
that c.serelses he bald In the schools
.il tin sta:, si, it. .1,1. u- the o . a-
tion will
dintiei to
on the lat
lVwe;. Will
I. Ill t.
held a:
I,.
esu!
ore
lit
an)
.lav erltl ii
ii fTaMori ga
I k i. " ill ('has
oi ihi oahigj
am Admiral
PACIFIC NORTHWEST NEWS
At Rghtl Cttjri A. H Frame, who
wae granted a thirty-year (ranehlie
for a llghtlni: and power plant by the
city council Monday, Is canvassing
the city for contracts for lighting and
power.
At Albany a meeting of the old
.entral romlttee of tin BOoplOO1 uar-
i) gotwlthatanding Um noi that Um
tat orftanuation of the party
has been formally dissolved, the com
mitt i -. oted to hold a i ounty 'conven
tion Mar'h M at which time It wll
b docided whether nominations will
U- made
The rivers and harbors committee
will give a hearing to President Hem
,n. ,.' '.in- Seattle A I.akc Washing
ton waterway company in nppoeition
to the proposed Lake Washington
canal for which the delegation la
seeking a large appropriation Hep
resentative Jones will appear to de
led the project.
Tl.. Agricultural Hall at the ( or
vallis Agricultural College, the con
struction of which Is just begun, la to
he completed by Heptember 10, The
contractor is H. 8nooka, of Salem.
The structure !m hiding the cost of
building and the Installation of ateam
heat and other modc-n conveniences,
wll! cos- ii th. neighborhood of MO,
00 A loinpapy. the avowed object of
hied is to build a railway between
l.yle and Ooldeadale. filed articles of
incorporation in Portland The In
corporators arc c a Dolpb, Rufus
Maliorv H c Campbell. Oeorge W.
Bates C f. Hwlgerl P L Willis
and Taylor Woodward The name of
the eoiporatlou la the Columbia Riv
er and Northern Railway company,
and Its authorised capital Is 1300.000
To operate steamboats on the Colum
ella and the Willamette river batweag
Portland and l.yle Is among the ob
jects of the corporation.
In connection with the matters re
ligious It may be statud thai tin- Kev
I- l; St.-vi-m.ou lias been called
to the chglr of ecclealaatlcal hlstory
ai McCormack's seminary Chicago,
to All the pulpit of the Fifth Avenue
Presbyterian church and will receive
the largest salary of any New York
clergyman The church Is omposcd
TO O0RB CUP IN 'Wo DAYS
live linMP.. '.junil- n-iuovri ln chum
iiaae ire im .- be i Prtoe
No othei , areer in New 'oi I poli
tics not even tioveruo: (Moll'l or
Mayor Low s will be waiched with
igreaie; Int st the next lew months
than Lewis Nixon's whom Kb-hard
Ciokei has appointed to succeed him
I in Tammany hall While many p-o
i,i.- I.elieve that Mi Nixon is simple
la figure head for Croker and will r.
t.u wrniievi th. latter having won
tin English Dvrby and w . - ot Wan
tagi deshes to return to politics.
It Is said in behalf of Mr Nixon
ami by Um majoritythat his re
markahb i-eeoid I' 'lie navy and in
business Hlmv s tl. Is too strong
a msin to cons.-nt i ipy tin- po
sition of a ftcarahati takes no
unusual prescience to i, edict that
If Mr. Nixon make.- a success of his
leadership of Tammany hall he will
be a power In the polite s of tin state
and nation.
At last tin four great sandstone
una- ui UM evangelists presented
to famous ubl Trinity church by Pit
hugh WeHtinghollSe. have been raised
to the tower nitches that have been
waiting or them for fifty years This
completes in every detail the out
side decoration of the fine old
structure. The statuee were made in
London and are ten feet in height,
and weigh three tons apiece. It la
doubtful If any church in the country
has a more beautiful exterior thau
Old Trinity The outside of the
doors of the vestibules as well-as
those leading Into the church proper
are elegantly carved with historical
pictures ami are of expensive Iron
and brass A vaat sum of money has
boon expended upon the edifice and
New York is justly proud of the his-'
inrii-al old building
Will Move
t New ( )uarters
Groceries at Reduced
pr ices to save expense
of moving
Pfaparatorj to moving i now
quaftarg La tha La Fontaine bUx h
"ii Mam gtratti three doora north
ot tin-present location, the sim k
of i;roi cricb in
i lllll II af I L nt fr,
1 -m Fk Wl LTm I 11 I I VL
Waw vaiv v - VVJI
Bui our radical style of cut price making
in our celebrated
flnunn Hut Q.I
continues to worry competition and please
thousands of contented customers.
I'leiilv Pftntl if yOU ii'e.l them. 0otft
and vests If you neeil thetn How will
that suit yon?
fi w dayi now and wp will take an
nual invoice, W iW therefore anxious
to r!'st out a lot of odds and ends at
sa rifire ptices.
We have tdded thi wlehraWni
va
nn.ir mi I. UI It's l() otir ou.
stioe stole niul
' i i r "i ii' iiusi .
sucli a favorite in the hig townn g(
Beak for it a hearty welcome here
Ia A r A.
James A. Howard
REAL ESTATE BROKER.
Court ft. near First Nat. Bank
Real Estate Soie
See Here:
in acres of choice wtieat land
about ten miles nortneast of Pndlr
Mn, This is one of the finest improv
ed farms in the county and nat jood
school advantages. Will seP fnr caai
or trade for equal value in unlmprevet
land.
Eight fine lots in Pendleton at $100
eacli. on easy terms.
icO acres of wheat land south of
Pendleton, 9800.
J5 acres choice fruit and gaider
iand near Milton. One-half of tract
in bearing fruit tree . 7 acres alfal
fa. An under irrigation. Finely irr
proved.
120 acres on McKay Creek, 20
acres a1 botton land under irrigation,
balance good wheat land. well im
proved.
9S0 acres good wheat land, In
aoov four milea from Pendleton;
gn is half cash balance on time to
suit purchaser at fli t per cent in
threat.
THORNE TYPESETTING MACHINE FOR
BARGAINS!
REAL ESTATE for SALE
IMI ucrtt. uear I'ellilleUlli.
110 ucret. Ileal I'einlletoli.
fji' acren near i'einlletoii.
IrMi acres near Peiulleion.
' acres uear Pilot I'.oeg -l-U
mi n wlieMt luini
IHO acres wlieMl iami
Hill m'lie wheat land
J" acres Mieu! lain!
I'M at-i-es wlieut land
loll ai res wheat land
itie gjgtaa wheat laud
Komi h to JO milet. from town.
Six New Houses Cheap.
N. Berkeley
THE REAL ESTATE MAN.
Saviugs hank BulMlaa PandM4afj.Oj
GROCEK I i s SLOT MACHINES
Qt) bhr and dnnerv
will be sold at reduced rates, to
save the expense ami IfOttbla of
moving, and in order tliat the
new store may have a hrand new
stuck oi goods to adorn ug shelves
there will he
Gmiie Hearaiii iir m
N H -r- --" "
Machine iv in unnil rnnHilinn reiiuirei onl one quaftf
" . . . . in it," 10
power to run it and with it one pe-raon lan in tvm mw
; hu : '.l, I
W ith the machine there is the necessary puaeyi
: 700 to 000 pounds hrevier type, 8 point
Machine will he sold lor $350 f. 0. D P Jlel"
East Oregop-an, Pendleton,
as well as products ul the bakery
Now is your opportunity to huy
(amily supplies lor the table. The
new Martin's City bakery and
(Jrocery, it may be remarked iam
will be the finest establisiiment oi
the kind in this neck of the woods
Hear in mind the clearance sale of
rucenes at Martin drocery
Main Street, uear Webb.
We Ih I It,- rtfM.t ,,.M,,.,f ,.m
imn ouersiiiit,- uiu'liluvry Ii, Ike sufld
Vt rli., ,,. .... ....-1
MILLS WELTI CO., Chicago.
I lu 23 Suli, .-n. ...... ,
BYERS' BEST FL01
To make good bread use biers' aVjt .Float. Jgg
preunum at the Ohicogo World's Fair over ahWj
Uou, aud givea excellent satislaction ' aJLgi
verv sack is guaranteed We baya tna nw
Rolled Bailey, Seed Bye sod Beard!. H'i.v-
- r iU MIL
I. v 1 1 1 av ' a r. oer 1 . r, i ' "
g 1 jii a - v g Ji aw ' mj' "
W. S. BYtJS, Proprietor.
For Health, Strength and
Pleasure Drink :::::::
Polydore Moens, Proprietor.
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