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THE fiat SPRING WINDSOR" P ; KENTUCK V I EDIT! ' 902 i Aft rar E iff II PI II I ill II i v m b Spring and Sum rher Togs r$ tiff ,? T t Come and inspect the things; all the late styles are hare in duplicate, but without the big prices you'd be asked elsewhere SUITS PANTS HATS SHIRTS GLOVES SHOES NECKvVEARi HOSIERY xV V t WATTERSON CLAIMS THE LAV WAS GARBLED. ER & One Price Cloth! "s. Purnlgiiers and Hatters FRIDAY, MARCH 2S, 1892. GENERAL NEWS -Paul Kruger, when Informed jotf Cecil Rhodes' death, simnlv remark-' ed: "The Lord giveth. the Lord taketh ' iiiessed he the name of the away. Lord." I 'Commissioner-General of Immigra-: Yakima, HOTEL ARRIVALS. The Fendleton. J. P. Haydon, Portland. Mrs. Haydon. Portland. George T. Coyne. E. L. Fnlkenburg. St. Louis. J. D. McCuue, Chicago. C. T. McGann. V. H. Fayle, Portland. D. H. Wells, Boston. John M. Struck. Kansas City. E. O. Yates. Rock Island. Robert E. Smith and family, North tion Powderly, whose term of ofllce expires soon, will, it is said, bo ten dored some other position In the gov ernment service. Representative Walters, of Tamn, Iowa, appealed to Governor Cummins to send troops to Tama Indian reser vation to compel the Sac and Fox In dians to Ktlhml In fnnil umur regulations ot die state board of health. The American Tobacco company directors have declared the n.yulnr quartorly dividend it 2 por cent on the preferred block, and u divideid of 2 per cout on t.ie commoi Pt-j.J;. This is an nvu-j of one-half or one per eont on tin- un-.:.on stH: A jury lias been secured and taking of testimony has hocim .nt nrmmf ti,i. ly, N. J., in the trial of Mrs. Mabel Fenton Haines, charged with causing the death by beating or r.er step daughter. The motivo alleged is hat red for the dead mother of the child. Great excitement has boon caused at Lawton. Oklahoma, by tho unearth ing by miners in the Wichita Moun-1 tains of an SB-pound nugget. S3 per cant pure gold. It was found in Devil's anyone, the scene of one of the au elont mines of the Spaniards. At a meeting in London of the stockholders of the Bunk of Africa the chairman said it was calculated that owln to the closing of the South African mines during the last two and a half years, the worldis gold sun- ooo ooT t0 the tent of PACIFIC NORTHWEST. NEWS Wedneaday. March 20, was 'ho ICth anniversary of the Cascade Locks massacre. First Lioutouant Hiram B. Mitchell son of Senator Mitchell, left Washing' ?n o"?aaa' t0 iQln n,s regiment . the 20th Artillery, at Vancouver ? racks. Ji 1 iSt,rnui'; 80n of lessor wsone from heart failure, aged 22. years ,I0a,th a nttbw RXTr.Laro ,,nrt?r t chars- u-i 7," "1K mnutieii an assault A. R. Gnlbralth, Janesville. W. G. Harvey, Spokane. W. Nelson, San Francisco. J. C. Lonergan. San Francisco. R. A. Caston. Spokane. George Harris, Portland. Andrew Nylander, Portland. W. A. Tough, San Francisco. J. E. Hutchins, Waitsburg. Will M. Peterson. San Francisco. Thomas J. Flavin. Portland. J. M. Robson. Spokane. W. H. Jackson, Sumpter. " J. B. Herford, Salt Lake. Mrs. S. Simon, Walla Walla. Fred Roth. Portland. XL H. Jackson. Sumpter. F. D. Schott, Detroit. U. S. Rowen. Portland. V, Lazare, Chicago. U. Calm. New York. E. Simpson, La Grande. The Golden Rule, C. F. Bloom and wife. Halfway. Lee Curham, Rich Hill. F. M. Bryan. Rich Hill. Oliva Evans. A. A. Hauerbach, Walla Walla. Charles Dement, Walla Walla. W. W. Johnston. Walla Walla. Thomas Dutcher, Walla Walla. W. Brown, Walla Walla. H. Brown. Walla Walla. Ed Chittenden, Walla Walla P. Perringer, Walla Walla.' R. Ringer, Walla Walla. G. Marquis. Walla Walla. A. McCarthy, Wnllo Walla. Thomas Lewis. Walla Walla. L. W. Roberts. Walla Walla. Charles Carroll. Spokane. R. B. Hayhurst, Spokane. Sam Loo, Spokane. C. L. Downer, Spokane. J. G. Holfrich, Spokane. Mrs. Hanson, Athena. J. T. Withrow, city. Robert Ballon, Goldendale. A. F. Berrlam, Umatilla. R. IT. Simpson. Baker City. B. A. Glazer, Seattle. L. W. Miller. Oldham. 1 William Dixon. Oldham. C. A. Rattluff. Oldham. F. W. Butts, Ramona. Frank Rack, Echo, F. J. Gardner. Portland. That General Miles was Within Hie Rights in Criticising the Army Re organization Bill. ! Louisville. March 28. In discus jsing thp Roosevelt-Miles controversy I Henry Watterson has the following to I day: "i ittle need be added to what has i been said already as to the case of Oeneral Miles. From the day he re j fused to become an orderly for the ad I ministration lie was ninrked lor pu.i , ishment. While McKinley lived this was limited to condemnation. But with the advent of Mr. Root.ve!t a more drastic course of proceed-j l ing was adopted. j ; "The president jfairly leaped T the , first chance to assail GenerU i '!. j l that offered itself, or rather seemed j !to offer Itself, for he had, as a matter -l' fact, no authority 'h'-r un ier "l.e i I constitution of the United Sifs or j the articles of war to reprimand tho ' general except for a single offense. Says Law Wa6 Garbled. "As I have repeatedly shewn, with ; out contradiction or dt-uiai, the only I act for which, under the articles of ' war. thn nrpsident mav reDrlmand a nofficer is indecent behavior at di vine worship. General Miles has not as yet been accused of that. "To forge a pretext for the presi dent the law ruling in such cases was shamefully garbled. The head and r .. . e . 1 1 rt .i I i, agreed with Dewey. Yet Funston Is roam at large, abusing his betters without stint or limit. "Retirement is the club which is held by a chance occupant of the White.. House over the head of the lieutenant-general of the army, who was fighting the battles of his coun try when our puissant presidential broncho buster was fighting, the bat ties of the nursery. Just now tho club isjmrticularly in evidence, the occasion being General Miles' opposi tion to the administration's new army bill. "This bill ought to be entitled "Ar act to make the President of the United States a military dictator," because in effect this is precis ij what it proposes. "Man on Horseback." "The president has ho long and so successly played the narr of t,m rnw. boy in politics thnt he really aspires to become 'the man on .lorseback.' Differences of opinion are not to be endured. "The intolerance which marked the Dreyfus epoch in France -Is to be the rule or measure of the American War Department, an astuto and Vflrv nliln New York attorney to find tho law for it. Because he answered tlie call of a committee of congress, Miles is to be retired. Moral: Let .e officers of the army beware. Re:ult: Arbi trary power cluminating In absolut ism. "Thus, slowly but surely. Is the ad ministration "Mexicanizlng the United States." ABOUT EVERYTHING The promotion of the Marconi wire Ira telegraph system in the 'United States is the object of a $10,000,000 company which Is to be incorporated under the laws of New Jersey. Last vear .Germany imported 0b. 078 tons of petroleum. S2fi,30o tonB or it from the United States. There Iras been little change In the annual resumption of oil by Germany with in the last six years. Chinese Minister Wu Ting Fang says women criminals snomu ou m" by Juries of women. This would start i lively scramble on the part of both tho prosecution and the dofense to se cure the prettiest nttomeys. j President Roosevelt's favorite rid-, ing burses were bob-tailed, but he hns given his stablemen orders tc allow them to grow as nature Intended they should. The whole family are enthu siastic iu the sport of I oi&obaek rid-( ing. 1 I An account has been published in the European papers telling oi me number of letterg received daily by European sovereigns. The pope has 35 people omployed to assist him and he receives ovor 22,000 letters each day. A farmer figures that one dog costs as much for keeping as CO hens; 00 hens will lay in a year GOO dozen eggs worth, say 9U. Now will some one figure out what the profit would be in transforming all of the dogs in this city and vicinity into hens. The vegetarian novelties in hats nml linnnntK In T nnilnn includes the substitution of the rosy red tomato and the flower of the French bean for the wing and other animal decorations now commonly used on" ladies' head-, "Billy" Rice, the minstrel, who was burled at the expense of a charitable institution the other day, drew a sal ary of $1000 a week in his palmy days. Evidently "Billy" didn't discover un til too late that back of every joke there is a touch of nathos. A country school teacher boxed the ears of a ijupil a few days ago. The boy told his mother and the next day the teacher received the following note: "Nature lias provided a proper place for the punishment of the boy, and It is not on his ear. I thank you to use it hereafter." A remarkable discovery has been 1 made in County Mayo, Ireland, where ' a wooden boat believed to be nearly 2000 years old, has been dug up by some laborers. The boat is beautiful ly carved from the trunk of an oak tree. It is 40 feet long and shows .ab solutely no sign of decay. A mathematician has calculated that the streets of heaven occupy 124, 19S,272,000.000,000,000 cubic feet. This may be comforting to persons who live in mortal fear that they may lie jammed up against disagreeable neighbors in that better land. In 1900 there was about one boiler explosion daily, on the average, in the United States, and there-were 7S8 vic tims of explosions during the year. In Great Britain during the same year there were only 24 porsons killed by boiler explosions and 05 wounded SC victims. GOLF SHIRTS T H 13 BIG BOSTON 8 TQjV (!) C,"1?)8 FIFTY and SEVENTY-FIVE i ONE DOLLAR and DOLLAR and QUART Peach Pinks-Green Greens Baby Blaes-Royal Reds Shirts with Calls attached and Caff detached NOVEL AND STRIKING EFFECTS. Boston StoaI MENS' FINE CLOTHIERS. We have the best 50 cent overall that comes Pendleton. Timothy Cgj Drone ' roui Grass 1 Seeds lr Seeds SEEDS j Alfalfa Clover ' Seeds feeds Get Out Pfices You Buy, Garden Seeds in off Package, Thompson Hardware Company 6& Ths Vice of Nagging. Clouds the happiness of the home, but a nagging woman often needs help. She may be so norvols and run down In health that trliles annoy her. 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"Kid" Broad, of Cleveland. - i uv.n, iiiuuicp land, of Pittsburg, have completed ihou- worK or preparation and are in readiness for their 10-round go which takes place tonight before the Colo rado Atholetie Club. The contest Is expected to bo one of the liveliest seen In this vicinity in a long time. The winner will be matched to meet iuuub uoruott- for the champion-snip VA RfiFTY ..IN... ...THE CARPET MAN... , We Are Cleaning Out... I Otir whiter carpets to make room for our New hpriDK Stock its a sweeping reduc wLi" fnlce,s' t0?: nnd tl,e wlse liouso i? m"1 " wel1 t0 tal!e advantage of them. Come now nnd make your selection ot Lace Curtains, I'ortlers, Hugs, etc. Clos a' nn,e Sa,nt line of Hope l'ort ers, Jlattlng and Wall Paper, 1 Sewing Machlnns of All Kinds. Vegetables What It Is. Ifrs. KllvnUatU inn Oscar Kllbouru, frmury "Zu?, u? 'l t!,e fe blood of the oiaies gautrfr. died at the homo nf hnr -.V i . . ,IU l0,m7- an" well direct daughtor. Irs. J. s. 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