THIMIHDAY. .TANt'AHY 30. IMS
HAVE YOU HKKN
OUR PRICES N
Felt Slippers,
Felt Shoes and
Jersey Leggins
Kok I. AIM km, M Imhkm
AND CHTLDRKHT
BE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY
Who osii atlnnl In hmvv wet feet when
you 0M bay nihheiN nt such price:
Lading Storm ruhlurs. 20c
MiMM Storm rubbers, 15c
Child'i storm rubbers, mc
Dindinger,
Wilson & Co.
.. Successor t" Cleaver Bros.
WILL THERE BE ANY
TROUBLE NEXT SUMMER !
Nyr Citizen Say he Think Some
thing Should be Done to Prevent
Collision.
0, B. Taylor, of Nye, who was In
lvuilleton yesterday, said to the Kaat
Oregonion :
"Cannot something he done to pre
vent trouble between the sheep men
ami the cattlemen during the coming
summer ? Certainly this should ho
done If It 1 posKllile to to do I have
own told that the ahep men have en
tereii into an agreement to reitat the
cattlemen with u-y necessary force
ue.xt ISalQU, rial that If It in needed
all herders will K" ready to do as the
are done hy. TIiIk Is what I learn
from the people who represent soni--what
01 the shee Interest! of thai
count). .ilthoiiRh I cannot say how ex
tensive lon h an agreement may be.
or whether or not It I general anions
the sheepmen."
Wh.-n ihMp men and cattle men
.11. UllkSN) with It Is learned that last
summer thep were affairs of blood
shed that never came to the knowl
edge ! the outside world. 8ever.il
an li affair, were reported extensive
ly yt n i jJJjbsAljf true that many
other- were hushed tip bv '' 'n,ur
anted parties. This Is not to say that
there is any regime of universal
bloodshed la the range eouutry. dur
ing thi- summer, Ror that the sheep
ni- 11 and cattlemen SN inaugurating
a system of warfare In which ieople
will he shot In great numbers. It Is
nn 11 j tn say that there have been In
stance of trouble between the con
Mi miik' interests: that It Is difficult to
dolor Bias Just what are the right
mean employ to stop the trouble.
The reason Is that there Is no offi
cial manner of deciding who shall
use curtain grazing lands, and this
cause many persons to feel agrleved
and to resist the encroachments of
other, .ometlmes these others being
owners of the name class of livestock
as tiiemsetves. In other words,
sheep men sometimes quarrel with
sheepmen and cattle men withe cattle
men.
MURRAY AND MACK TONIGHT.
JUDGE LOWELL SPOKE
AT THE UNIVERSITY.
Would you
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MURRY & MACK
TOMORROW PALOMx
SEVEN MILL TAX
Offerings at the Frazer Opera Hous'
Hemainder of the Week.
The popular Irish comedians, Mm
ray and Mack will be seen at the
Krazer tonight. In "Shooting tin
t'inites.' n niece abounding in musi
al numbers, and lots 01 comedy to
1 nliven the occasion. Everywher
th N lavorltes of the IllOntoYantllg
p. bite aii being received Wltfl Btbttf
iism. ami the critics are snytng good
niings of them.
Paloms
The coming of I'alomn will be u
MptJCtftl Interest to all Interested In
music of high order ami It will parti
1 larly please the younger pecple, fo."
I lomn 111 .1 'ill, notwltheran
II P Bhe 1 enilerw tile most dlffien I
1 mposltlon.s. and has with her he,
sicter Karla. younger and possesin
- i.rcely less talent. I n Ionia pla. 1
to these prices:
I'arqtn t 7.". icnts; oln c. fio cents
1 llery. 25 cents: all school chtlttP .
the city. 2f cents. They may g.-'
11 ir seats at Krazler's took More 1 1
ic rrow. Friday.
DR. CHRISTIE SAYS
THAT HE IS POSITIVE.
Special Offer.
For the last week of our book
sab.-. radiOi Saturday. February 1
OIImou'- 1'rawiiigs, tfi.isi, now
$3.85
Wttwter'n . .1 !.'.: Dictionaries
$4.85
I-anion- lo mo. standard 7.S- edition-
42c
(lilt top Mi 1110 staiidanl 4h edition
22c
TALLMAN & CO.
THE LEADING DRUGGISTS.
Affirm HI Diagnosis Is Correct
Had Experience as English Insper
tor.
Or. J. Christie, whose diagnosis ot
tin- disease now affecting hogs In this
county, started the present discussion
anent the nature of the malady, n af
1:111. h,- Hi.-; i-uti'im-iii and say.- tn.it
D Knows It Is hog eholeia. and that
he has found cases In the worst
stages or the disease. He states thai
his opinion Is based upon careful ex
itntlUfltlon and that he had six years
experience as n Inspector of Jive
stack tm itrltlsh government bi
)Mm training in regular veterinary
s. hools. He Is willing to submit his
case t any qualified authority, ami
ha.- no objection to having the state
hacterloloulst. K. F. l'ernot. of Cor
vallis. make a report upon the subject
in controversy.
It aiipears that hoc cholera, has np
1 " ir.'il in V. si.ti Oregon, n ti legrani
from Corvallls saying that from a sec'
tlon of hog's lung received at the Ag
rh'ultural College the bacteriological
department has determined that
swine plague exists In a herd of hogs
i!i Marlon county. The sample came
from a Salem veterinary, whose letter
relates that on the farm from which
It came 100 hogs have died A
guinea pig Innoculated with germ
from the specimen died in eight hours
exhibiting all symptoms of the Sit
ease. There Is no known remedy for
the malady, ami the only available
precaution Is acparatton of the Infect
el, from the healthy animals Car
casses of hogs that have died from
the disease should be burned
COUNCIL LEVIES AT
THAT RATE FOR 190.
Also a Poll Tax of $2 on All Men Not
Exempt Under the Laws.
The cltj council met last night at
the council chambers In regular scs
toll, with Councilman Clopton in the
rhalt in the absence of Mayor llaih y
All tile COaUCtlOMtl Were present (ex
cent C A KlBier.
An oidlnunci was read for tin Ufa!
tittle, rules suspended and pas.seil
to gn Into effect as soon as It receives
tin- ognat'itt tin mayor, providing
that n special tax of 7 mill.- In-levied
on all taxable property In the city of
Pendleton tor the purpose of paylug
interest on all boini sXIhm than
water bonds, for tin year I901. and
paying the propt)l amount into the
sinking fund
It provides furtlMf that a spclal ta
of I mill be levied or all I '" ' lovles
and also the sum H be collected
from every male person In the city
between l'ii mid fin years of age. ban
lug those exempt under laws 01 tin
state of Oregon, to be used for tin tin
provement, building ami maintaining
of streets In the corporate limits
K X Hchemp's saloon license wa
reneweil for Bllolhel .sx months
W H Mi Corinai-b presented a psyfl
tlon which was granted, asking that
lit he allowed to erect and maintain
two telephone poles on Washington
street.
The following bills as rent ami city
1 Ilb ials' salaries v. .-re allowed .1 r
Heam $n .1 M ll.atliman. $:.". J
w Behalr MS; winiam Coffman
No; P 11. r. o c !i carter $-::.
H I Stlllm.11: 10; W It Wltln.
Psadltton Isvlnga Bank,
Mrs. On rains $i" Qnetrga Dnrrnnn
s total, MSI
lUftna Students Listened to Address
on "Law and Lawyers," on Tues
day.
Judge B A Lowell, of Pendleton,
ipoki to the studanta at the Dnlvaral
v o OrngOtl On Tuesday evening. In
! ne, on the subject of "Law and
1 iwyera,' Mi mnnrhi being heard
with deep Internal by tha student
l)0d) and odhnri who assembled in
the collage ehnpal one excerpt is1
here given from his address:
Then- are today, roughlv speaking,
fotli 1 laaaaa of lawyers- tlrst, the cor
poratlon attorney, who draws an as
lired -alary or retainer, of ample
magnitude; second, tha lawyer of the
,,1,1 school, who maintains the Ideals
of hit profenalon, ami who is being
SirtWl) crushed between centralization
01 , ommorctal Interests on the one.
nam and the sharp practice of his
otnnctltors on the other: third, those,
men nominally lawyers who supple
men! their meaner professional In-
on bj collections, loan and Insur
anc bualneaa; fourth, the 'rantler,'
. eks business " the same moth
. ' .1 thi trnvnllni salesman secures
In- orden and Who either never knew
,n hns forgotten that the duty of an
upright counselor Is to prevent, not ;
to foster litigation."
The 8word Discarded.
In the Brtthth army tin sword has
been discarded, so Tar as Its useful
ness Is concerned In modern war
fan A hall century ago It wns con
ldered the best weapon, hut the
rllle has now taken its place At the
present tlnn thousands of people
are discarding their Old methods of
trying to cure stomach ami bowel
complaint ami an using the old re
liable Hoetetter'l Stomach Hitters
It has never been known to mil In
casex 01 Indigestion dyspepsia con
stipation, biliousness liver and kid
Be) troubles, or malaria fever and
Bgwa and a trial is therefore recom
Bended it has ben before the pub
lb for fifty years, ami by Its lecord
of cure- during that tlnn has firmly
eatabllShed its superiority over all
Other remedies. Try a bottle and
satisfy yourself
Tin- Tokta correspond' .it ot tb
Dally Bxpreaa onblea that over
soldiers have been froen to death it.
Northern Japan
PERSONAL MENTjON
APPRECIATION POR
EX-MAYOR VINCENT.
Counciimen and Cituens Present a
Fine Snhtaire as a Testimonial of
His Efficient Services.
At the close of the council meeting
on Wednesday evening, Acting Mayor
Clopton ruse and in a few well chosen
remarks, presented ex-Mayor Vincent
with a beautiful thrcw.uarier carat
diamond ring, which had been put
chased by voluntary subscriptions
from the citizens of Pendleton to
show their appreciation of his three
years' reign as mayor and the work
in had accomplished in the interests
oi the city. This was a genuine aur
prlM to the doctor, as he had been
asked to attend the meeting to con
suit with the council In regard to the
special lax they were figuring on
levying. He thanked the council! and
eitueiis for their token of appracia
tlon of his efforts and said be valued
this gift, not only for it.- money
value, but because It told him the feel
ings of the people toward his administration
lhtPendleton Shoe Company
Hav 500 puirti ot Misses Shoes,
thv are Helling at, - pair
rornser price irom ai.30 to 91.75.
500 pairs (liildrmi's Shoes
at, per pair
urmer prices Iron Si.aS to Si. 7V
$1.45
$1.20
fla.y Bargalaa la run mmd Uuftoa' Ahoee.
DON'T PAIL TO OUT OfJK PsMCHS.
Pendleton Shoe Co.
645 Main Street,
Feadleton, Oregon.
Iiinies ami William Harris are ,
town Iron Weston
A. Nolle left this mom ijl for 11
business trip to Portland.
florae, WalKe: ha- gom to BtOOk
ton to visit his sister. Mrs C. It Dun
1 an.
Qeorge vV Ehroohatel ami VnA Pink
erton arera la town yeata rrtaj from
vVeatoa.
Ml and Mrs W S. Falling hav. n
turned from their business trip to
Washington.
Mr ami Mrs H. A Tliouson 01
this cit. are visiting their parents
ii' a 1 Kugene.
Blaaai K Olaafti lep yaaterda at 1
mng lot Pieri e Ottjr, Idaho, to looi,
aitei hi- mining interests
imige s a i.ow.ii has retnmed
frOM Kugene where he delivered III.
address to the law Students ot the
university.
Miss Hllib-i siipei inteinlent ol the
New Walla Walla hospital lafl IN
the train this morning N lo-i return
after visiting friends in Pemlb on
Sam HantM ami tw biothers ai
Milton who spell i the Wlntei in C.il
loruia returned last night ami M)
they are pleased to gi t bad hoi
Obarlaa Knucb, pnlBtai ami pmaral
engine inspector lot the O. &
Kailroad Company, ints retimed f rot i
Slarlllick Where he bjg heel, allele
ing to the business of the eompMJ
C A Payne, wife and famll ,-n
yesterday evening tor Port folllni
Col , where Mr Paym- wkO is i e.j,
peiiiei and builder, ha a joi on Un
ix w beet sugai factory i balltg
elected there.
lioiiry Mill who ha been dOVB
with typhoid i.-ver at tin hoi I hi-
brother. James Mill in Kast Pendle
ton, is much better and will be sit
ting up in a few days mil. , ,, tare
lor the worse Is taken
J. W. liudemann. of the Warren
locality was in town regtatdaj Mr,
Hinn umn ban placed an ordei with
Montgomery ltrothers 01 thin ir
material, and will greet hlmaali I
residence in the spring.
T. U. Wllmeth. ronreMntlag the
American Printing Ink Ooapni
Chicago, being the I'aclhe Coast
agent, with baadquartei ban Fran
ciseo. is in Pendleton arriving last
night from Baker City
K. M. Oliver left on last evening
W. A C. K. train for Pasco, to m -.
his sister, Mrs Mary Uabcock win
is expected to arrive there tonlghl
from Minnesota. She is 73 yea
age and will make her boau bare svlth
her brother.
LADIES'
Warm House Slippers
75c to $1.50
Warm Lined Shoes
$1.25 to 2.50
Warm Slippers
for Children
Peoples Warehouse
Feettitters.
Victory at Last.
FALUNQ HAIR AND DANDRUFF
CAN BE CURED.
OP ALGINE
The Latest Scientific Discovery
Cures all lorms of Scalp
Diseases, such as I 'an.
drilii baldness cVc , and
will stop the Hair from
Falling out. As a Dress
mg it has no equal, keep
ing the Scalp and Hair in
Healthy condition.
The entire street car system of Vi
tuna baa bean transterre.t from bOftt
to electric power
OPALUINE HAIR FOOD CO
a
BALTIMORE, MD.
' k a aleOOMAa, a u tor i ouu0 Ms
vietaltr.
think of going
hnck Uxwndlti
ftef lining oil
la in s
No.
A n ti you
wouldn't think
il using any.
thing else after
trying bug of
our Qfttoiina
I.ntnps.
SOLD
ON
Owl Tea House
Mother's Pride.Coffee.
TRANSFER,
TRUCKING,
ST O R A G K.
m
CR0WNER BROS.
TKI KI'MnNK MAtn 4.
THE
French m
"wet stsj fPnl U
I in
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aw . EXTRAS
OPEN Da
You p-et
What
from us.
yon
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wnnn ta
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4 All L nn.
v-F'ailLF (V nnl
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Truck ino Af T...4
M , . QIIU
Laati Bros.
51. JUL 5 run
Wc art still in the saildle driving prices down d
Ihe LOWEST POSSIBLE FIGURES ii ALL
DEPARTMENTS of this STORE We are
SLASHING PRICES in order to -'t in shape
for our BIG BPRING STOCK, winch will com
mence to arrive soon. If you are hunting Bar
gains, we have them for you. Kcnicmber, the
largest stock in the county to Mitel from Cotrn
.uid set us.
THE LYONS MERCANTILE
L. AJ Ai -J A X.- -Xj -U -U AS ASA A A AS A A A HJiHitilAlJIg Jtgglg
V
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!rtsay
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SURPRISE
ii .Jin isi mir luiui
! f tV wsag 1
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turpriaei th.it delights
I , i. ii .u ,lttmns 11
l III 1 1 1 1 1 . ' L " k
111! lll'lh 1,1 " "
as an kept in sn
lip to Date, First Class Furniture Storr
i in- largest siock irom which u avravi r----
def competition IJiuh-rlakinn ptrlOffl IB connection
M. A. RADER.
Main and WDP Streets ' C,1U'
. : u.j,ltlltl
- B-S
a .am-a -v s ii mm s t-ii
m. B SI I B B I BBS IC I 'KM - '
in all limghtH, just rooeivod by
ii
m m a r m m h w n M m mm m t m ll i
Ftrtnere and Stockmen are invited to g
Mr. Taylor's prices before buying elsewnerc
Alfalfa, timothy, Bromas IntmUi, BllH K"188;
other seedn in quantitiJ to auit buyer?
inquiries hy mail will roeiv (.romptattenu
. mmmm. - . . . mm i . . k SSi k W
i 1 A 1 ' I ill a I kV-f , . rIU urr TI
M.m .trMt. Pendleion. Oieoa
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POULTRY and
Interuntioual Poultry Food makee !
Beef Meal gives them flavor.
Clamshells make them solid
Mica grit aids digestion.
Try a sample. i
C. F. colesworthy.
May, Grain and Feed.
Pern!!00
a7 and 129 Kast Attn Street