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DAILY EAST OREGOXI.VN, PENBLBTOX, OREGON, TCESDAY, FEBRVARf 1. 1901.
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SPRING STUFFS
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1 6 pieces, 36 in. Percales, in light and dark colors at, per yard
15c
64 pieces Printed French Batiste, 30 in. wide. Polka pots checks and stripes, at
15c
48 pieces French Lawns, 30 in. Vide Elegant Patterns and a fine wash Fabric, at
pr yard
12 1-2C
6 pieces Linen Finished Duck, 36 in. wide, at, per yard
18c
1 0 pieces Mercerized Linen, 30 in. wide, at, per yard
50c
1 8 pieces Colored Dotted Mull, 30 in. wide, very neat and dainty, at per yard
35 c
1 2 pieces Plain Cotton Voiles n all new shades, at, per yard
25c
1 5 pieces Cotton Covert Skirting, 30 in. wide, at, per yard
15c
78 pieces of New French and Zephyr Binghams, at, per yard
12 1-2c
The Peoples. Warehouse
Save Your Coupons.
Where it Pays to Trade.
GEX-31AL NEWS.
Chief Engineer Stevens makes an
emphatic denial of the report that he
has said he would resign If the dig
ging of the Panama canal was let to
contractors.
At Kansas City Albert M. Crone
was found guilty of murder In the
second degree, for having klllel Ber
tha Bowlln, his former sweetheart,
and fixed his punishment at 18 years
In the penitentiary. An appeal will
be taken.
Grand Nest, Brotherhood of Owls,
with headquarters In Walla Walla,
faces serious trouble In the form of
a suit that Is to be brought against
hte lodge by "Owls" of Indiana, who
claim that the work of their lodge Is
copyrighted and that the Washington
lodge has copjed it.
The Northwestern anil Union Pa
cific roads sought to compel the au
thorities to pay full fare for the sol
dies who are to go to the Philippines,
but the time for moving has been
changed until after the date when
colonist rates go Into effect and all
the troops will be .sent on those, the
government thus getting lower fares
for them than It had hoped for.
Prof. E. H. Armstrong, principal of
the Grass Valley, Cal., Business col
lege, while attempting to rescue his
daughter from their burning home,
received probably fatal Injuries while
carrying the child down stairs. He
missed his footing and fell his full
length and was stunned. His cloth
ing caught fire and he was terribly
burned. The child and her mother es
caped. The National Brokerage company,
representing all the "Independent"
window glass manufacturers of the
country, has decided to shut down all
factories from this time until juiy i
next, for the purpose of curtailing
production as a means of keeping up
the price of window glass. The In
dependents organized several years
ago with the avowed purpose of fight
ing the old glass trust There are
now two glass trusts, In no sense
competitive except in rustling for
trade, as methods and prices are lden-tlcal.
Willie walled and Winnie wheezed,
while wintry winds whined wearily.
Wll'le wriggled while Winnie wheezed
wretchedly. Wisdom whispers winter
v inds work wheexes. Wherefore we
write: "Use Kennedy" Laxative
Cough Syrop." Nothing else so good.
Sold by Tallman Co.
REAL ESTATE
I have wheat lands with good or.
chards and plenty of water.
I have stock ranches for both sum
mer and winter quarters.
T line n. nroriosltlon that I will
ruarantee a profit In If taken at once.
Anyone with a little money and a lit
tle nerve to back It can clean up
tout 15000 In about six months.
I have or..e of the best property
in the city listed with me for eale.
I have a hotel with 22 roome. two
lots 51x110, doing a rushing business.
Price too small to mention.
t have ubnrban property Impror-
rd and unimproved.
I have a few good business chances.
In fact, I have anything you want
either real estate or livestock. Come
in and tell me what you want. If I
haven't got It I will Bet It for yon.
E. T. WADE
"Phone blscbk Sill.
Office a. O. Building.
NORTHWEST NEWS.
Supplies are getting scarce at Rit
ter. Coal oil and flour all gone and
from the looks of the weather It will
be three months before we can get
ovr the road to Pendleton. Long
Creek Ranger.
Johnnie W. Hiyes, a 5-year-old. at
311 Aloha street. Seattle, died from
the effects of eating a quantity Of
cough drops. The attending physic
ians and the coroner agreed that was
the caufe of death.
Mis. F. H. Spencer will build a
five-story apartment house In Port
land at the corner of King and
Wayne streets, to cost $121,000. The
ground was purchased recently for
the purpose at $ 10,000.
The Northern Pacific had three
double-headers with three rotary
snow plows stuck In the snow 11
miles from Saltese, Mont., for a week.
All had to be dug out by hand, the
efforts of a fourth rotary being fruit
less,
R. A. Fulcher of Washougal, Wash.,
Is the possessor of a hammer which
came over from England to Virginia
In 1607 and is consequently entitled
to the designation of F. F. V. Mr.
Fulcher has sent It to Jamestown to
be placed on exhibition there.
David Smith, a pioneer of 1851, Is
dead at Forest Grove, aged 80 years.
He had been county assessor and
county ludge of Yamhill, member of
the legislature from Washington, six
times member of the city council of
Forest Grove, and twice mayor of that
pUce.
The desperate strait Wallace, Idaho,
has been in for fuel all mining op
erations and factory and public works
dependent upon power having been
st-ipoed for six weeks has been re
lieved during the past week by the
arrival of IS carloads of coal, of
which six carloads went to dealers
for retailing.
Dr. B. F. Roller, the Seattle wrest
ler, turned down a cold cash contract
to receive $12,000 to wiestlc for eight
months tinder the management of
Chicago sports. They usked him to
travel and to uike one oout a week
If itqulred, with the probability that
he would not be asked to go on the
mat oftener than once In two weeks.
The dead body of Charles D. Hud
son, aged 10, a farmer, living six miles
east of Soda Springs, Idaho, on P.ear
river, was found banging by a rope
from a rafter In his barn. He had
evidently committed suicide while In
a temporary fit of Insanity. Hudson
was a bsohelor and the only relatives
in that part of the country are four
cousins.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Hotel St. George H. C. Lawer, Chi
cago; Mrs. Rena Burford, Indiana;
J. H. O'Nell. Portland; George Stod
dard, La Grande; L. C. Taylor, Iowa;
G. A. Bryant, 1909; F. C. Hanley,
Po-t!and; Glen Douglas, Athena; J.
Ktllugg, Walla Walla; A. Bobletter,
Portland; J. J. Hogan, do; J. W. -Baker,
do; C. W. Madden, do; J. A. Fld
aker, Spokane; R. F. Blcknll, Onta
rio; N. C. Moris, Portland; E. R. WU
lard, Los Angeles; J. Tempany, Wal
la Walla; W. Hurst, Walla Walla. :
T GHOFU
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PILOT ROCK EDITOR
A PIONEER PRINTER.
A Brilliant Writer, Witty ami Sarcas
tic A Preul Shot, Good Horseman
mill a Versatile Man In Many Ways
Once an Expert Wrestler A Na
tive of Minnesota.
$100 Reward, S
The readers of tbls paper will be pleased
to learn that there is at least one dreaded
disease that scleoce ban been able to cure
in all Its stages, and that la Catarrh. Hall's
Catarrh Cure Is the only positive core
known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh
being a constitutional disease, requires a
constitutional treatment. HalTs Catarrh
Cure Is taken Internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the
system, thereby destroying tbe foundation of
the disease, and giving the patient strength
by building up the constitution ana assise
Ins nnrnre In doing lta work. Tbe proprie
tors have so much faith In Its curative
Mworn that ttiev oner una uunarea urn-
lira for anv case that It falls to cure. Send
for list or testimonials.
Address F. 1. CUK.NE to., Toieao, u.
Sold by all drugiclsts. Toe.
Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation
The Oregon Dally Journal gives the
following Interesting sketch of Editor
John P. McManus. of the Pilot Rocjt
Record, who Is now awaiting trial In
the Umatilla county Jail for killing
Bob Estes:
So far as shooting goes, McManus
Is a good one at the mark, says the
Journal. Trained nt the target by a
brother who drove a stage In the Da
kotas when the two states comprised
a territory, he saw some life among
the Indians. Like John, the brother
was a Journeyman printer, but In the
seventies he lef"t the case for the ex
citing life of the plains. He was said
to be a dead shot, and It was also
said of him that he made a three days"
horseback ride between two stations
In Dakota with a sack of mall on his
back and with a band of Indians be
hind him.
This McManus, according to the
story told by the advertising mannger
of Katl Putman, fed himself the three
days and nights on the deerskin of
his moccasins, and .when he arrived
at the end of his Journey the only
complaint he made was that he had
lost sleep.
John P. McManus himself worked
as a compositor In the newspaper of
fices of Portland In 1S93. Previous
to that time he had been editor of
papers In the smaller towns of Min
nesota, Dakota and California. He
was looked upon as a bright but la
borious writer. Some of his opinions
were widely quoted. Leaving Port
land In 1894. he became editor of the
Pendleton Tribune. In' 1900 he start
ed a Pendleton paper that finally be
came known as the Pilot Rock Rec
ord. A "Sub" In Portland. "
McManus has a fund of sarcastic
wit. When he was In Portland In
1893 times with the substitute print
ers were very hard. The regulars
were sticking to their cases and there
was little work. At a meeting of the
union the troubles of the "subs" were
taken up. The union advised them to
get out of town and find work.
"Find work!" ejaculated McManus.
"Why," he added sarcastically,
"there's lots o'f work back In Wichi
ta, Kansas."
Wichita was 2000 miles away and
none of the "sub" printers, Including
McManus himself, had enough money
to pay for a street car ride across the
Morrison street bridge.
McManus Is an expert horsemnn
and driver. He Is, or was a few
years ago, a fine wrestler. He weighs
only about 130 pounds, but he has
easily thrown men weighing 200
pounds and over. He Is about 45
years old and Is a native of Minnesota.
Return Limit to California Excursion
Tickets Extended.
The regular return limit of the win
ter excursion tickets to California has
been extended to six months and the
price of tickets advanced $5. For In
formation Inquire of E. C. Smith
agent O. R. & N.. Pendleton.
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A Question You Must
Answer Now.
Do you want the best shirtwaist ever made for the least money?
This Is a question which admits of only one answer but that must
be put on record now.
THE GLADIS WAISTS
Is aistlnctlve. It la the only waist pn the market that you can buy
two waists for a single price.
See the line. Examine It. Test It.. Comparo It, Your good Judg-
ment will convince you.
..THE ALEXANDER
DEPARTMENT STORE
Sole agents for the Cladis Waist and Skirt.
FOR. SALE
(-Room Dwellllng
l-Room Dwelling . ,
8-Room Dwelling ,
87 Puildlng Lots.
$1100
.SOO
$2600
FRANK B. CLOPTON & CO. f
1 1 2 . Court; St., Pendleton, Ore.
Why Not
Rest Easy
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PISCAHD THE OT.l HARD, UN.
SHAPELY MATTRESS AWT SE
CTOR ONE OP OrR REST PRO
MOTING KIXI).
THEY' SEND YOI' TO WORK
FVFRT MORXINO WITH A 8MTLE.
THEY'RE JUST WIT "TED WITH
COMFORT.
WT1EN YOU SEE THE PRICE IT
V-KES YOl' LIKE THEM EVEN
LETTER. SEE WINDOW.
T'se a little KODOL after your
meals and it will be found to afford
a prompt and efficient relief. KO
COL nearly approximates the diges
tive Juices. It digests what you eat
It Ie scld on a guaranteed relief plan.
Sold here by Tallman & Co.
Hope Is really nothing more than
a beautiful thought with the founda
tion of belief beneath It.
LEWIS HUNTER,
COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHER,
The East Oregonian is eastern Oregon's representative paper. It
leads and the people appreciate it nnl bhow it by their liberal patron
age. It is the advertising medium of this section.
Piles of people have Piles. Why
suffer from plies when you can use
PeWitt's Carbollzed Witch Hazel
Salve and get relief? Nothing else so
good. Beware of Imitations, See
that the name is stamped on each
box. Sold by Tallman A Co.
Woodmen Grand Ball.
Woodmen grand ball, given by Pen
dleton Camo No. 41, degree team,
Wednesday evening, Feb. 13., Eagle
hall. Johnson's orchestra. Refresh
ments served. Everybody cordially
Invited. .
W. H. Olvens, colored, of the 10th
If. S. cavalry, died recently at Bel
lliigham, Wash. He left the regular
army In 1399 after 30 years continu
ous wvlce. At the battle of Santi
ago he Is said to have saved Roose
velt's life. He was a first sergeant
and had been personally commended
by General Miles for bravery In the
Indian wars.
Hunting for Trouble.
"I've lived In California 20 years,
and am still hunting for trouble In
,he way of hums, sores, wounds, bolls,
cuts, sprains, or a case of piles that
FucHnn's Arnica Salve won't quickly
cure," writes Charles Walters, of Al
legheny, Sierra Co. No use hunting,
Mr. Walters; It cures every case.
Guaranteed by Tallman Co., drug
store. ?tc
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San Franoitoo
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WE WILL be prepared to furnish, gas for lighting
and cooking by April 1 st, if we have applicants
enough to start the Plant First come first served, get
in your applications for service pipes at once.
Don't pay a fancy price for water-soaked .
wood and mine-run coal.
A GOOD Gas Range only costs you from $1 7.50
to $35.00. We lay all pipe from main to curb
free of cost and only charge you 1 5 c per foot from
curb to stove and 10c for elbows and "T's" etc.
Gas for Heating and Cooking costs you
$2.00 per 1,000.
THE average cost per month for cooking is $3.00
We furnish the meterk A heater for kitchen
hot water service will cost you $9 and will heat tank
of water in thirty minutes.
Maximum of Results for Minimum Trouble.
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