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THE SPRING r j v f. First Display of Our Iwindsor" t i 1902 Sorim and bum mer Togs cv Conic and inspect the things; all the late styles are here in duplicate, but without the big prices you'd be asked elsewhere SUITS PANTS HATS SHIRTS GLOVES SHOES NECKWEAR! HOSIERY t$ 'Mini H.. A Lil BAER & DALEY One Price Clothiers, Furnishers nnJ Matters WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2G, 1902. GENERAL NEWS HOTEL ARRIVALS. Although tho republican caucus voted some time ago in favor of Cu ban reciprocity at 20 per cent, no ac tion lias been taken by the ways and means committee further than the introduction of a hill to that effect by its chairman. The reasor. for the delay has been that continued efforts are being made to secure practically unanimous action in favor of the re ciprocity plan. What Is popularly known as tho oleomargarine bill places a tax of 10 cents a pound on oleomargarine color ed in imitation of butter, and reduces the present tax of 2 cents nor iinnnd on oleomargarine to one-quarter of l cent a pound in its uncolored form. Proctor, chairman of the committee on agriculture, made tho opening statement in support of the measure. Prom. Uariboo, Wis., Jacob Stein man, who was taken to Waukegan Saturday for burglary, confessed that ho was an anarchist and was present at the lodge meeting when Cgolgosz was selected to assassinate President McKinley, and that he was the per son who tied the handkerchief over the band of Czolgosz just before tho shooting. He further said that a well-known woman was one of the principal Instigators of the crime. A conference was held at the White House between the president and sev eral republican members of the house of representatives who have been foremost in opposing the plan of Cu ban repicrocity urged by the ways and means committee, and under stood to have the support of the ad ministration. The menibors who call ed wore Representatives Ta.vnoy and Morris, of Minnesota; Dick, of Oho; William A. Smith, of Michigan; Mi nor, of Wisconsin; Motcairo, of Cali fornia, and Dayton, of West Virginia. PACIFIC NORTHWEST NEWS The Pendleton. J. W. Wisnell, Hillister. G. S. Youngman, Portland. E. B. Coman, Portland. W. G. Harvey, Spokane. G. Williams, Chicago. F. McMahon, Chicago. E. Cooper, Chicago. C. O. Ambs, St. Louis. Nat Goldsmith, St. Joseph. H. H. Hobson, San Francisco. P. M. Morse, Portland. T. M. Muellhaupt, Portland. W. II. Heustis, Portland. Melcher, Starbuck. F. Weiden, Portland. T. J. Doyle, Spokane. George Stevens, Spokane. II. B. Rees,, Spokane. Ben Sinshelmer, Spokane. Richard Murr, Seattle. E. L. Waxham, Chicago. F. Graham, Boston. A. B. Galloway, Portland. II. S. Simon, Portland. George S. Bell, Portland. At Albany the sentiment among delegates elected to tho i-onnhii county convention to meet Wednes day seems to be in favor cf a neu tral position on the governorship, and of. an unpledged delegation, free to uct according to developments in the stato convention. Representative Moody Introduced a hill giving to district and circuit courts of the United States original jurisdiction of all civil suits arising between members of Indian tribes on govornmnnt reservations, and he tweeu such Indians and other persons not members of such tribes. Spokane pattern-makers In Iron woiks have decided to demand a nine-hour day after May 5, wages to remain at $3.50, tho same as now paid for 10 hours. It is stated tho samo demand will be made in somo of .the principal towns in Maho and Montana, and should It bo refused a walk-out is expected. Mrs. Christina Gillmore, who had resided In Oregon -IS years, died at the residence of her dauh'er, Mrs. Georgo Hoeye, In Oregon City, on Monday, aged 77 years. S! o was born near Cleveland. 0 May 17, 1825 and crossed tho plains with her hus band, John Gillmore, In 1851, locating near Ilarrisburg, I Inn county, where they spent their first winter The bodies of two young men wore found on the Mountain division of tho Tillamook & North YamhiUo stago route by the mail carrier Saturday morning, frozen to death. The boya nnmes nro Mayo Coffman and. Arthur Ward, the former 18 years of ago and Wo latter Ifi years ofage. Tboyin tended crossing tho mountains on foot. (. The Golden Rule. Pearl Jones, Gurdane. Aggie Melson, Portland. Mrs. J. A. McLaughlin, Gurdano. H. P. Kolt, Omaha. F. O. Rogers, Athena. William Randolph, Iowa. Frank Hanlen, Meacham. M. Manasse, Cochocton. C. Hansen.' F. J. Gardner, Portland. A. E. McBreen, Portland. P. E. Hunsucker, Spokane. Charles Carroll, Spokane. 13. T. Vaughn, Spokane, Louis Kan, Walla Walla. Georgo Ditty, Heppner. W, E. Nuckols, Heppner. Abe Molstrom, city. J. T. Wlltvow, city. J. II. Greer, Beatrice. C. Hartwell, Omaha. II. C. Brown, Omaha. Richard Knox. S. II. Cornell. W. D. Clegg, Taconm. Bob Wllnor, Seattle. J. II. Worcester, Lawton. WAfLLA WALLA IS TO HAVE NEW LODGE HALL. Odd Fellows Are to Erect One on Al der Street In the Near Future. Walla Walla, March 20. Walla Walla Is to have a fraternity block, and that shortly. Washington and Trinity lodges of Independent Oror or Odd Follows have accoptod plans for a new brick block on Alder street and a building committee lias brtjn named to have charge of the work. Both lodges have accepted the plans and the funds are available for the ! work. The Odd Follows have a fine tem ple at tho corner of Main and Fifth, owned by Enterprise lodge. The othor two lodges have arranged to erect a block for use as a hall and also for business purposes, just back of the postoffice building. Three strong lodges of Odd Fellows are in the city, each In good financial condition. Many Are Insane and Drunk. Walla Walla, March 20 Yesterday there were four insane persons in the county jail and a new reccrd was made. Not in many years has there been more than two. Wah Hop, Jerry Barton, Mrs. MVrtilla Wilhelm and John Fernandez, were tho unfortu nates. Four habitual drunkards have been posted this month in this county, tnnkinir tho total number of inebri ates 20. This number has never been reached before. For Murder of Michigan Youth. Edmonton, N. W. T., March 2C At Fort Saskatchewan todny Charles Bullock Is to bo hanged for tho mur der of l.con Stalnton in tho Battle river country in April last. Tho dead youth, Leon Stalnton, had loft his home In Kalamazoo. Mich., to take a position with the Union Pacific rail way at Aspon, Wyo. Thoro lie met Charles Bullock', a young man from his stato of Michigan. " Bullock's pa rents lived on a farm In the Battle river district of Alberta, N. W. T., and they hnd written to their son to come there and get land. When they left Aspon, Bullock had ?I2 and Staln ton ?220. The two started together, but Bullock reached his homo alone. Ho had plenty of money when ho ar rived, and gave his family $55, more than he had when ho loft Aspen. He stayed only three days, going away to British Columbia, as ho said. In stead he went to Montana and chang ed his name. Two months later a body was found .half burled in a bluff near tho Bullock farm. The body was Identified as that of Stalnton, and after weeks of hard work the po lice unraveled the whole story. A long search located Bullock at Great Falls, Mont., where ho was arrested and brought back to Edmonton. A speedy trial resulted In his conviction and the death sentence. College Place's Separate District. Walla Walla, March 20. College Place, an Adventlst settlement two miles from this city. Is to have a separate school district, after being connected with the city district since the beginning of the settlement, sev eral years ago. This decision was reached yesterday by Superintendent of Schools Myers, after a hearing in the case. College Place residents pre sented a strong petition praying for tho change. The state superintend ent and board of county commission ers will have to pass on the petition, but it is nearly certain that the opinion of the county superintendent will be upheld. Democrats to Go to Spokane. Walla Walla, March 20. A number of local democrats are preparing to attend the banquet to be given at Spokane April 12, when a gathering of prominent politicians will bo held and a great spread at the Hotel Spo kane. W. II. Dunphy, an attorney of this city, Is on the program for an address. Those who have been Invit ed are: John P. Kent, Frank Gar rccht, J. B. Carton, Dr. E. E. Fall, Walter Lingenfelder and David Miller. Too Large a Wheat Crop. Duluth, March 20. Apparently Manitoba and Assinlboia arc suffering from too large a crop of wheat. So much grain was raised in these prov inces last fall that there Is no way of getting it to market, and no pos sibility of storing it in terminal ele vators. The farmers and grain buy ers of the provinces have applied to Minneapolis and Duluth. for. assist ance, and their surplus wheat is now coming into this state at the rate of hundreds of cars a day. It is ex pected that the exportation surplus of wheat from Northwestern Canada will reach 50,000,000 bushels this year, many millions of bushels of which will be brought here before the opening of navigation. The Vice of Nagging. Clouds the happiness of tho home, but a nagging woman often needs help. She may bo so nervols and run uown in Health that trifles annoy her, If she 1 s melancholy, excitable, troubl ed with loss of annetlte. hr.-dncho sleeplessness, constipation or fainting and dizzy spells, she needs Khctric Bitters, tho most wonderful remedy for ailing women. Thousand? of suff erers from female troubles, nervous troubles, backacho and weak kidneys have used it, and become healthy and happy. Try It. Only 50c. Tallman & Co. guarantee satisfaction. Game Birds Poisoned. Walla Walla, March 20. Prairie i chickens and quail are reported pois oned in considerable numbers west pf this place by eating poisoned wheat put out for squirrels. Farm ers are using large quantities of whole wheat this year in placing -poison for squirrels aiuL-the birds eat It readily. Atlantic City's Dog Show. Atlantic City, N. J., March 20. The first show of the Atlantic City Kennel Club opened on the Ocean Pier today under most favorable aus-. pices. The exhibits number several hundred, and Include prlze-winnnig dogs from all parts of the country and representing all breeds known to fanciers. The exhibition will con tinue four days, and at tho close prizes aggregating ?S000 will be ills tributed. Society is manifesting a, lively interest in the show and Its success Is assured. The county, convention cf TIHa mook county passed strong resolu tions. The resolutions commanded B. L. Eddy, Representative Tongue and Senator Mitchell, and declared against the re-election of Senator Simon. TO CURE GRIP IN TWO DAYS Laxative Bromo-Qulnine removes the causa. K. W. Grove's signature on every box. Price io cents An Official Inspection. Walla Walla, March 20: General G. 1L Randall and Adjutant-General Richardson, of the department of the Columbia, are in the city making the official inspection of Fort Walla Walla. He Says Let Us Spray. Walla Walla, March 20. Frank B. Morse was yesterday appointed fruit Inspector, and today took up his duties. Ho will at once make an effort to secure uniform spraying by orchardists to keep down the codlln moth. Horses Wanted. Will ho in Pendleton Friday and Saturday, March 28 and 20th, at La fontnlno & Garrison's feed yard to buy horses weighing from 1050 pounds and upwards, and from 5 to S years old. Must bo fat, sound and blocky built. J. c. HAYES. Practically Starving. "After uslnc a few lmttipn Dyspepsia Cure my wife received per. feet and permanent relief from a se vere and chronic case of stomach trouble," sayjj J .R. Holly, real estate, insurance nnd loan agent, of Macomb! 111. "Before using Kodol Dyspepsia Cure she could not eat an ordinary meal without Intense suffering. She Is now entirely cured. Several phy sicians and many remedies had fall, ed to give relief." You don't have to diet Eat any good food 7011 want, but don't overload the stomach. Ko dol Dyspepsia Cure will alwaya dl- ou' "mm &.Co.,& Brock & McComas. Smoke Pendleton Boquet Cigars. Some Land Sales. Weston, March 20. The Farmers' Bank of Weston conveyed 200 acres of pasture land eltuated three miles southwest of this place, to Dr. J. A. Best yesterday. O. M. Richmond sold his farm of 320 acres situated one and a half miles southeast of Weston, to Cora I. Simpson. Consideration, $-1000. For the Complexion. Tho complexion nlways suffers from hllllousness or constipation. Unless the bowels are kept open the impuri ties from the body appear In the form of unsightly eruptions. DeWItt's Little Early Risers keep the liver and bowels in healthy condition and re movo the cause of such troubles. C. E. Hooper, Albany, Ga., says: "l took DeWItt's Little Early Risers for bil llousuess. They were Just what I needed. I am feeling better now than In years." Never gripe or distress. Safe, thorough and gentle. Tho very best pills. Tallman & Co. and Brock & McComas. Advertising. We may live without poetry, muslr and art, We may live without conscience and llVft Without hoarl. 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