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Men's Trousers Men's Men's Men's Men's Men's Men's Men's Trousers, Trousers, Trousers, Trousers, Trousers, Trousers, Trousers, $6.50 6.00 5 00 4.00 3.00 2.00 .90 ITO HIVE STREETS ATTORNEY ABSCONDS. MAYOR HUNT TALKS OF IMPROVEMENTS. Baer & Daley One-Price Clothiers, Hatters and Furnishers HOTEL ARRIVALS. FRIDAY FEBRt ARY Z 1&03. GENERAL NEWS. R. J Gatlins the inventor of the( Gatlinc sun. died Thursday in New . York. i It is rumored that Kin? Leopold of s Belcium will visit the United States i this spring. Representative De Armond has in-, troduced a resolution in congress ' looking: toward the annexation of! Canada to the United States. A bill has been introduced b.v the, committee on naval affairs making provisions lor six more battleships of . the Oregon and Brooklyn type. , The cxar of Russia is opposed to' the expected revolution in the Bal-j kans and announces that be will not assist the revolting states in any , way. The statehood riders of the agri-j cultural and postoffice appropriation bills were withdrawn in the senate j and both bills were passed AVednes-! day. I Sixty thousand Polish Catholics in 1 the United States, seceded from that church with their bishop and will . Join themselves to the Episcopal ' church. The island of Tutulla and the 3a-' moan group generally, were visited , by a tremendous hurricane on Feb-,' ruary 12. The fury of the wind, both on land and sea, was terrific. Much j damage was done. j The river steamers. Queen City, of ' Pittsburg, and the City of Louisville, j of Cincinnati, are racing up the Mis sissippi River from New Orleans. They will make an effort to break the record of the old Robert E. Lee. Hotel Pendleton. W D Chamberlain, city. E. A. Schiffler. city. W. B. Jenkins, city. G. S. Youngman, Portland. S. Harris. Portland. Al L. Warden. Portland. L. Samuels. Portland. Caroline Hlnton. Portland. J. J. Burns. Portland. E. H. Burke. Portland. R. E. Down. Denver. E. R. Apt. Chicago. H. L. Mitchell. Chicago. J. H. Scott. San Francisco. G. F. Meyer. San Francisco. A. D. Katz. Boise. Ed Blacgburn. Omaha. Max Faunt, N'ew York. C. E. Farnsworth. Heppner. H. G. Marleson. Elgin. A. B. Thompson. Echo. B. O. Killin. Spokane. Golden Rule. A. E. Poole. Stites. V. R. Wilson. La Grande. T. W. Lusk. La Grande. B. B. Larson. Halstead. X. Rosholt. Climax. C. L. Sulerand. Halstead. C. Sander. Walla Walla. J. Cedell. Walla Walla. A. Allen. Milton. A. W. Downer, city. T H. Vaughan. Pilot Rock. A. E. McBreen. Portland. Sam Lee. Spokane. C E. Daniels. McMinnville. J. T. Gardner. Cass Lake. H. T. Allerton. Call Lake. Mrs. H. Allerton. Cass Lake. Mrs. C. Persons. Cass Lake. H E. Chaffee. Cass Lake. C. Tedford. Cass Lake. S. A. Frans. Spokane. W Harlow. Pilot Rock. M. O. Connor. The Dalles. C H. Olcott. Pilot Rock. Mav Smith, city Silent on Water Situation in HiSj City Says $100,000 Will Be Spent, in Street Work This Season Pav ing the Only Lasting Finish for a City. "Walla Walla Is to s)end some thing over SU.itt0 in paving its main business streets, and will put them in absolute mud-proof condition." said , Mayor Hunt, of Walla Walla, to the' Oregon Dally Journal yesterday I There does not seem to be much do- J ing in the way of street railroads there although several companies hold franchises As a result, we are i not interested in the railroad ques-1 tion to any great extent, but we will j put the city in good shape and walk. Walking is all right when streets j and sidewalks are in good condition." Mr Hunt is manager of the Gilbert Hunt Manufacturing Company, one. of the lending agricultural firms of ' the state of Washington, and is in , Portland on business. Mrs Hunt eorupanying bini , Silent Regarding Water. For months there has been a scan dal over the municipal water supply ' of Walla Walla, but .Mayor Hunt re fused to discuss this question beyond saying the city needed and must have additional water. He would make no accusations against former mem bers of the council, although newspa pers have not hesitated to make open accusations. "The question of paving the main streets of Walla Walla has been be- fore the council for many years." saif' Mayor Hunt, "and there has been di-. versity of opinion. Now it has been t decided to prove them. We have not ' yet fully determined upon the m-' terial that will be used, but I do not 1 expect it will cost less than JlOo.iW ' It is something that has been badly j needed for years, as in spite of every thing that can be done, at certain sea- i sons of the year, mud will accumulate ! in large quantities. ' Delayed Paving. "Almost everything under the sun i except paving has been tried. Ma- cadam. crushed rock, scraping, sluic ing all these things were resorted to but in no case has the result been j what was hoped for Now it is pro- j posed to make a lasting improvement , and one that will put the streets in excellent condition all the year round." Prolonged Absence of Weiser Prose cutor Arouses Suspicion. The abrupt departure and prolong et' absence of District Attorney W. D. I.i'vejoy has long been a matter of more than personal interest as to his hereabouts or well belli;;, uud ma teria! interest of many Weiser citi zens are deeply involved says the Weiser Signal He took his depart more than a month ago aud dur n:g that time no communication from lurn has been received so far as Is , known. He has been located at dlff-' eient points from Boise to Seattle The Signal has refrained from public mention of the case hoping for a sat is:actory explanation of his lomluct. !ut in the light of continued unsatis iaetory developments regarding his financial methods, there is but one (imclusion losslble. and Jmi Is that lit h.is absconded. The Signal's re-1 card to the interests of parties in- i t rested prevents the pub'i atior. of, details. While There is Life There is Hope. I was afflicted with cataTh could neither taste nor smell and could hear but little. Ely's Cream Balm cured it Marcus G. Shautz. Railway, N. J Cream Balm reached me safely and the effect Is surprising My son says the first application gave decided re lief. Respectfully. Mrs. Franklin Freeman. Dover. X H. The Balm does not irritate or cause sneezing. Sold by druggists at 50 cts. or mailed r-y Ely Brothers, 5C Warren St., Xew York. Eight-Hour Law in Colorado. Denver. Col.. Feb 2T The house of representatives late Thursday af ternoon passed on second -eaduig the Stephens eight-hour bill A bill veri similar has already passed the senate on third reading, and as both these bills are acceptable to the labor lead ers, there seems no doubt that ar. agreement will be reached MONSTER TREE FELLED. Agent Killed. Chicago. Feb. 27. Thomas Vaughn Baker, assistant transportation agent department of the lakes I S. A wnt Villeri Tnesdnv nicht ir attempt Ing to alight from a moving suburban train. Mr Baker was 62 years of age and had been connected with the United Stales army for 35 years Cheap Rates Westbound. From Februarv 15 to April 20, 1903. inclusive, the O. K. & X. Co. will have on sale tickets from Missouri River points to Pendleton for $22.50; from St. Paul, $25.00; from St. Louis, S27.50. Call on the O. R. & N. ticket agent for all particulars. WASH DR raw GOODS Piles Upon Plies of the Newest and Best Immense quantities ot new and beautiful effects in t most cnarming domestic anu iorci;u weaves. The Season's Latest Novelties And old time favorites, such as French Canvas Cloth Colored India Batiste Mercerized Etamines Polka Dot Canvas Avern Zephyrs Wool Challl es in Beautiful Colorings Piqaes and Basket Weaves Dimities, Silk Mulls Lawns and Piles of other Weaves C . .1 dee corner winuo AT THE mm a n & n be m m. me im I A fe W W 9 V V V Vllh PACIFIC NORTHWEST NEWS. Colorado has appropriated $10.(hm' for the Lewis and Clark fair Castronuova, the Italian murderer of Portland, has been denied a new trial. Wilson Hepler and Mrs Woodward of Kamela. Wash., have eloped, both leaving families behind. It will require three and a half miles of fencing. 14 feet high, to in close the exposition grounds at Port land. The strike at Keswick. Cal , con tinues. The miners declare that the company violated every article of the agreement. Free mall delivery will be installed at Albany on June 1. Plans were made to begin March I. but it will be unavoidably delayed. Chile, the baseball player who murderously assaulted Ethel Roe, of Portland, last wek, will be suspend ed from the Pacific Coast League. The Portland Chamber of Com merce has asked the governor to veto the state mining bureau, created at the recent sfssion of the legisla ture Maui Jarvi. who murdered his father at Astoria several months ago, has good prospects of going free His case ha& been postponed until March 5 Patrick Carr. a drunken man, fell 40 feet in Tacoma, Thursday, strik ing on his knees Both knee caps were broken, but he was otherwise uninjured. Portland business men are making complaintn to the Harriman lines on the grievous delays of the mall. An other train from Odgen to Portland is a possibility. A wholesale demoralization of the Astoria fishing industry Is now threatened by the fishermen's union making a 50 per cent raise In the wages for which they will work. Governor Chamberlain has appoint ed Stephen C. Wise, H. G. Kundert. Mrs. Belle M. Wright, Mrs. Millie R. Trumbull and Sarah A. Evans, as state board of lnapeclors, under the new law regulating child labor. How's This? We offer One Uondred Dollars Rard for an? ease of catarrh that cannot b cared by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F. J. CHE.KEr & CO.. Prop., Toledo. O. We. the undersigned, baTe known F. J. Cheney for the list 13 jears. and believe him perfectly honorable In all business transaction and financially able to carry oat any obllzatlona made by their firm. WEST A TKUAX, Wholesale Drnggtots, Toledo. O WALDING. KINNAN & 1IAUV1N, Whole- ale Dress tsta, Toledo, O. Hall's Catarrh Care Is taken Internally, acting directly apon the blood and mo coos inrfaees of toe system. Price T5c per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Testimonials fr. Hall's Family Pills are tbe best. Will be Used to Advertise Washing ton at St Louis Fair. Aberdeen. Wash.. Feb. 27. The felling of an enormous ipruce tree Wednesday, which will be used in William Hepfinger's exhibit at the St Louis exposition was made an event of great importance. Twenty-five persons went from here to a point several miles down the bay and cut a tree, which is one of the laraest ever felled in the state It i S40 years old aud 11; feet across the silurnp at the point where it was cut oft It was 270 feet high and US fet to the first limb. Photographs of the tree were taken before it fell, while falling and when on the ground . Then a group of 25 men were photo-, graphed while standing on the stump , Ex-Adjutant General Fox delivered an apostrophe to the tree after it fell. Nine feet of the trunk will be cut off. sent to St. Louis and made into an office. Out of part of the remainder a house and office will be constructed for one of the two cars to be taken through the country befor.. the St Louis exposition. Notice. We. the undersigned, will be in Pendleton within a few weeks, for the purpose of purchasing three hund red (300) more or less head of horses, for the United States cavalry, there fore, would Instruct owners In this vicinity, to get their horses in proper shape to conform to the following re quirements: Geldings Roans, light and dark sorrel, and other hardy colors. They must be sound, gentle under the sad dle, with free and prompt action at the walk, trot and gallop; without de fect or blemish: of kind disposition, to weigh not less than 950 pounds, nor more than 1150 pounds, from 16 hands 1 inch to 16 bands high; from four U) to eight (8) years ot age; suitable for the United States cav alry. We will notify you later, the date we want the horses brought In for inspection. Yours truly, HENRY OLDENBTADT. HERMAN METZQER, For further particulars, write to Herman Metzger, Portland Ore. The Boliviau government has Is sued a handsomely printed pamphle' of instructions to its Worlds Fair commissioner upon the selection and ' preparation of Bolivian exhibits THp i catalog of articles includes plants. I vegetables, fruits, forest and mine j products. textile materials birds! , anH vnllinhlA nnlmala Choice Reading Bug Killers Paris Green Sal) i iw Blue Stone Arsenic London Pur ple lilt ale Oil Soap In any quantity, at very lowest price F. W. SCHMIDT & CO, RELIABLE DRUGGISTS Phone Main 851 1 Garden Tools 4 ! tin A Ca.rJ i 1 1-4 - 4 I have just received a full line of Garden Cultivators and Seeders. The above tools are the combined seeder, hoe, rake and plow. I have also a full line of Choice Garden Seeds in bulk, Grass Seed, Alfalfa, Timothy, Broom Grass, Orchard Grass, Etc. Call and Get prices. 3 T. C. TAYLOR THE HARDWARE HAN Executrix Sale. The property of the late William . Sarcy will be disposed of at public jsale, Wednesday. February 25, at the Searcey farm, 10 miles northwest of Pendleton. The property consists of horses, harncee, wagons, header beds, header and all kinds of farming im plements. Free lunch will be serv ed. J. M. Rentlcy, auctioneer. Ladles' half soles 40c. Teutsch. All the popuiar works of fiction. All the new books that have pleased the public. All the standard works. Our circulating library is growing in popularity daily. It costs only a small sum to read any of the new books. Come and investigate. FRAZIER'S I t Book and Stationery Store j Gray's Harbor , Commercial Co. We Don't Keep Everything But weio Keep h good big stock of nice dry Flooring, Ceiling, Runtic and Flulsh, in all grades Also all kiuds of Dimension LumUr, in cluding Lath and 8hlugla. Our stock of Doom, Win dows, Moulding, Building and Tar Paper aud Apple Boxes is complete, and any one in need of Lumber will not be wrong in placing their order with tbe : : : Gray's Harbor Com. Co. Off. W: ft C. R. Depot 1 741 Main Street TTTTTTTTTVTVTTTTVVTTVTTVTTTTVTTTTTvTTTTTVT1 Our Banner Month We are trying to make this out Banner Month and in order to do so are offering rare inducements. Yotf'II make money by investigating. THERKELSEN'S PIANO HOUSE, 315 East Court Street. On Its Merit Has the large demand for JUT J Vld Been built ud. Onlv the choicest wheat that grows enters in to uyers Best Flour. It's perlection in riour. W. S. Byers, Proprietor.