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EIGHT PAGES. PAK TWO. DAILY EAST OKEGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. 1TKSDAY, MARCH 5, 100T. EASTER STYLES OF FASHIONABLY TAILORED SUITS AND JACKETS Most Exclusive Patterns of High Grade Materials and First Class Workmanship. MAKE YOUR SELECTION EARLYs M-w Ladies' Tailored Suits In Eton jacket style, Rlrdle attached with full plait ed skirt In newest cut. tomes In brown and navy blue broadcloth and Panama, equal in stylo to any $25 suit: our mice $16.50 Ladies' New Spring Suits In Eton Jacket, elbow sleeve, attached girdle, with full plaited skirt In navy blue, brown and gray checked Panama, trimmed in silk braid and but tons to match, the most stylish and well made suit ever shown for $15.00 Ladies and Misses' Tan Covert Jackets in the loose box back with stitched straps down middle of back and four pockets on the front; best quality covert and lined with Rood grade satin, the most popular stvle for this spring and summer. $10.50 Other styles in tan covert In loose and fitted backs, satin linings, newest sleeves and neatly fin ished In stitched straps from $5.50 to $18.50 Ladies' New Spring Jackets in fancy stripes and checks, turn down coat collar and stitched cuffs, some with pockets, with and without linings $7.50 . SOME OK THE LAI IG EST THINGS IN THE WOULD. The Peoples Warehouse Save Your Coupons. Where itTPays to Trade. GE.V-.TtAI, NEWS. Dr. Oronhyatekha. head and founder of the Independent Order of Fores ters, died at Augusta. Ga., March 1. He was a native of Canada, and a full-blooded Mohawk Indian. An unlocked switch wrecked a pas senger train on the I. A., S. P. & S. L. within the city limits of Los Angeles. C. P. Hamilton, the engineer, and Walter Pruett, 14 years old, were killed. Several others were Injured. Baron Budberg. ex-chief of the Esthonlan nobility and a member of the council of the empire, was set up on by six unknown men while driving near his country seat, near Reval. Russia, and killed. Of two servants accompanying the baron, one was killed and the other was wounded. A mountain in Potenza, near the vil lage of Montemurro, Is slipping Into the valley In a series of landslides and threatens to overwhelm the village The people are fleeing in panic. Only a spur of the mountain Is preventing the destruction of the village, and this resistance apparently soon will be overcome. New York city is the greatest Y. M. C. A. center In the world. It has more than 40 organizations and 20,- 000 members; It haB 400 secretaries and 'employes, and 2800 of Its mem bers are officeholders and committee men. Its largest building, the Twen ty-third sfreet branch, cost 11,000, 000. and has 3600 members. C. 8. Willis, a Minneapolis, Minn.. hat manufacturer, while on a recent visit to Los Angeles, as a "Joke" scat tered a large quantity of finely ground cayenne pepper throughout the Bur bank theater. The performance was nearly broken up and hundreds of people were compelled to leave the theater. Burbank was given his choice of a 1100 fine or 100 days In Jail. He chose the former. Senator McCumber of North Da Vota. In speaking of a possible solu tlnn of the Philippine problem, comes f irth with the Interesting and novel suggestion that the United States should take two permanent coaling stations in the Islands, that two should be given to Englnnd and that for these concessions the two nations should Jointly guarantee the territorial Integ rity of the islands after they have been granted Independence. Rev. George Brinsfleld, said to be the oldest preacher In the world, died recently near Huron, Izard coun ty, Arkansas, at the age of 109 years. Mr. Brinsfleld was a local Methodist preacher and a remarkable teacher. He came to Arkansas 80 years ago from Alabama. He always attended he conferences of his church, and at the age of 100 years he walked to Batesville, a distance of 50 miles, to attend the conference at that place. Fair Warning I am about to sell another piece of property on the north side at a secrl flce; don't waste time until It Is gone and then kick because you did not know about It I have some of the best property In the city listed with me for sale. I have a hotel with 2! rooms, two lots 60x100, doing a rushing busln Price too small to mention. I have suburban property lmprov ed 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 haven't got It I will get It for yon. E. T. WADE 'Phone black till. Office E. O. Building. Railroad laborers Needed. There Is a great scarcity of men on the Kiparia extension oi ine Northern Pacific road, according to Cliff M. Wilson, postmaster of Sil cotl, who passed through the city last evening en route to Kendrlck. Mr. Wilson says the company had not more than half the men It could use, and the result Is that the work not progressing as rapidly as It might. The road has about a month s heavy work at Granite Point, where blasting has to be done. Mr. Wilson expects to see the entire road gra.'ed within the next two months. The prospects for a bumper fruit crop In that section of -the Inland em pire are flattering, according to Mr. Wllon. Lewlston Teller. ttOO Reward, 1100. The readers of this paper will be pleased to leurn that there la at leaat one dreaded dlaeaae that science baa been able to rure In all tta stages, and that la Catarrh. Haifa atarrn cure la me oniy positive cure known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh belnir a constitutional dlaeaae, requite, a constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Care la taken Internally, acting directly npon the blood and mucoua aurraces or. me .. NORTHWEST NEWS. ' 0 A farmers' mutual fire Insurance company Is being organized at Pull man, Wash. E. A. Bryan, president of the Agricultural college, Is chair man of the organizing committee. Efforts to Incorporate Connell, Wash., have fallen through, the townslte company and the citizens deadlocking on the question of buy ing the waterworks In the event of Incorporation. The company asks $15,000, which tho other faction de clares Is too much. The experience of Taklma county with wooden bridges Is to the effect that adding the cost of repairs for SO years to the original cost, the amount would in most cases Just about equal that of Iron bridges with concrete piers resting on bed rock. At Baker City the high school, the central school and the South Baker school buildings will be remodeled; and the last named building will be replumbed. North Baker has a new school house, and a new heating plant will be put In the Brooklyn school building. From August 1 last to March 1 the total precipitation at Pullman, Wash., has been 22.91 Inches, which Is slightly more than the precipita tion for any entire previous year at that point during the past 27 years. The most that has ever fallen during any previous year was 22.S Inches. A. L. Flewelllng has purchased a large tract of timber on the Cedar river In King county, about 30 miles southwest of Seattle, from John K. Stack of Escanaba, Mich. The price named Is $150,000. There are about 40,000 acres In the tract, all heavily timbered, carrying about 150,000,- 000 feet of timber. The largest theater In the world Is the opera houso In I'arls. It covers three acres pf ground; Its cubic lir.iss Is font million two hundred and eighty-seven thousand feet; and Its cost one hundred million francs. The highest active volcano Is Po pocatepetl, near l'ueblo, Mexico. It Ic seventeen thousand five hundred and fifty feet nbove sea level, and has a crater two thousand feet wide. Gibr-'ltar, from a strategical point of view Is tho greatest fortress In the world. It occupies a rocky pen iiirula three miles long and three quaiters of a mile wide, which Jut ahruntly Into the sea. Its highest point Is fourteen hundred and thirty-nine feet ubove sea level, und Its northern Tuee is almost perpendicu lar, while Its east side Is full of st 'ep. Impassable precipices. It Is consid ered impregnable. The Chinese wall Is the greatest on eirth. It was completed 204 H. C. as a protection against the Tartars. This ni traverses n rough stretch pf country, passing over mountains and valleys and ucrnss rivers. It Is fifteen hundred miles long, twfnty feet high, twenty-five feet thick at its ruse, and fifteen feet at Its top. The deepest mine is the Lambert coal mine in Belgium, which extends thlrtv-fout hundred ami ninety foet Into the earth. The blpgest cave In the world Is the Mammoth cave In Edmonson county, Kentucky. It consists of a succession of Irregular chambers, some of which are traversed by the Echo river. The lingest railway tunnel In the world, nsldo from the New York sub wav. is that of Sa hit Ontthnrd. on the line of the road between Lucerne and Milan It Is twenty-six and n half feet wide, nineteen feet from the floor to roof, and nine nnd a quarter miles long. The Ingest library Is the Blhllclhe- que National In Paris. The largest desert Is the Sahara In Africa. This barren waste has length of three thousand miles and an average width of nine hundred r.imiles. Rain falls there in torrents at Intel vols of five, ten and twenty years.. It Is hot In summer; but in winter the terrpe.-.yiire often goc as low us .ero. The ereMe-t pyramid In the world is ti nt of Cheops of the Glzeh group It contains eighty-nine million cubic f"et of liuxinry, Is four hundred and fifty-one feet high, and the total v. ele.ht of the stone In this mam moth monument has been estimated at over six million tons. The largest bell Is the grent be nt Moscow, which is elghty-?ix feet in circumference nt the bottom, over twenty-one feet high, nnd twenty- th-ce Inches thick at the top. Its weight has been computed as two hundred and seventeen tons. It has never been hung. The highest lighthouses are the Bartholdl Statue of Liberty in New York harbor, which Is one hundred nnd fifty-one feet, besides a pedestal of one hundred nnd fifty-five feet; one nt Genoa, Italy, two hundred nnd eighteen feet In height; nnd Cape llatteras light, which Is one hundred and elirhly-nlnc feet. The largest trees In the world are (he plant redwoods of California. One of these In a grove In Tulare county Is one hundred and eight feet In circumference at the base, and sevtntv-slx feet at a point twelve feet from the ground. Millioeryjiiery We are showing a beautiful assortment of Ladies' Trimmed Hats, and also Lr.mm.ngs of all Kinds. We will save you nearly HALF on that new Hat for Easter Call and see our line, and you will be convinced of the saving. The Fair Dep't. Store Pennleton, Oregon Dissolution Notice. The firm of Palmerton & Dodd, proprietors of tho Imperial restaur ant of this city, have dissolved part nership, E. L. Dodd continuing the business, will collect all bills and pay all accounts standing against ine firm. If Jerome had shown one-tenth of the zeal In the prosecution of the ln- suirnnco grafters that he nus in me nroseeutlon of Thaw, he would not only have done the Btate service, but made himself n great name, lie wns not equal to the opportunity, unfor tunately for himself and the country. Hun Francisco Star. ACTUALLY CURES CATARRH. Tsillmiin Co.'s Faith In Hyomel Is so Strons; They Sell It Under Guar antee. It is one thing to claim, another thing to back up the claim by a state ment that if it is not proven true, there will be no charge for the service or the goods. It is In this way that Tallman & Co. full Hyomel, for they have so much faith In its powers to cure nil forms of catarrh and bronchlnl troubles, that they give an abiolute, unquali f'ert guarantee with every outfit that If the remedy does not cure, the money will he refunded. Hyomel Is based on nature's way of curing catarrh. It contains the con centrated healing nils and gums of the pine woods, prepared In such form that they can he brought Into your own home. It gives the health advantages of the Adlrrmdacks In fuch form that you can be cured of catarry "'d affections of the nose, yiroat nnd lungs while at home or at work. A complete Hyomel outfit costs but $1, and extra bottles, If needed, may ho ohtalned for 50c. With Hyomel you can cure catarrh pleasantly and easily at small expense, with no risk of the treatment costing a pennv unlets It cures. Thirty days treatment for kidney, blat'der trouble nnd rheumatism for Jl.flO. Your money refunded If not satisfactory. Plneules contain no al Mhol. Po not derange the stomnch. F.nsy to "take. Sold by A. C. Koep pen .4 Bros. Piano Quality A Piano Bargain Is a good, reliable piano at an honest price. A cheap piano may be, and usually Is very dear for the simple reason It toon becomes a mere thump box. Moral. Beware of the man that promises to save you $200 or 1300. He has been, or Is n-w trying to de ceive you. Sherman, Clay St Co. nan dlo only the reliable pianos. Prices of these are the same all over the United States, plus the freight. No discount. These names are familiar household words: Sielmvny, A. It. Cluisr-, Everett, Packard, lliiriliiuin, Emerson, Ludwlg, KliigHiiury ana many others all sta ple as wheat. The Chase & Emerson Interior Pluno Players are the only reliable piano players on the mar ket Sherman, Clay &Co. Jesse Failing Manager system, thereby destroying tbe foundation of the disease, ana giving tne patient airenRin by building up t lie constitution and amort Inir nature In doing Ita work. Tbe proprie tors liave ao much faith In Ita curative powers that they offer One Hundred Dol lars for any case that It falls to core Bend for Hat of testimonial!. Andreas F. i. CHKNKY & CO., Toledo, O. Hold by all druggists. TSc. Take Rail's Family Pi I la for constipation. A suit styled the O. R. & N. vs. the Washington state board of railroad commissioners and attorney General Atkinson, was filed In the federal circuit court at Seattle on March 2. This Is In the nature of an appeal from a Judgment of the Whatcom county superior court In the Joint wheat rate proposition. Pilek are dangerous, but do not suhmit to an operation until you have first tried Man Zan the Great Pile Remedy. It Is put up In col lapsible tubes with a nozzle that al lows It to be Rpplled exactly where It Is needed. If you have Itching, ! bleeding or protruding piles and Man Zan does not relieve, money refund ed. Broth es and cools. Relieves at once. Sold by A. C. Koeppen Bros. Have you ever seen a Sunset? A beautifully illustrated 'monthly magazine of the wide awake West with fascinating short stories, picturesque personal point-of-view description of the interesting development of the West, and the romance and his tory of the wonderland of tho earth. Ask your local newsdealer for current issue or send $1.50 foryear'i subscription. Theboolc, "Road of a Thousand Wonders.' 120 beautiful Western views in four colors will be included free. SUNSET MAGAZINE FLOOD BUILDING AN FRANCISCO .CALIFORNIA ,fTT'Q,i--TTIiT '.! r ''Eirif iifiirt'ar-ai -V5r Vjfi 1 GetW5L (OOK VlT QA5 ii .ft , A j - MORTflWDTtlROAS.. & ELECTRIC CO. will be able to furnish gas for cooking by April 1 st, as cheap, if not cheaper than what you would pay for wood or coal. Besides there's Less Dirt and Less Trouble. WE wiH soon receive a shipment of Gas Ranges, randnj- in price from $17.50 to $35.00 and cordially. invite all to call and inspect them upon their arrival. Gas for, Heating and cooking cost. $2.00 per 1000 Average cost per month, about $3.00 1 I 1 REMEMBER 1 We lay pipe from main to curb free 1 and are in a position to do all piping and furnish all fittings. -fasSBSsslsai
