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PAGE TWO. daily kast oregonian, VESTiVEtos. oregox, avednesday, OCTOIlEn 5. 1W. BOILS AN" HEYBUBNTRLKS rJWrMIUrU hotel arrivals. IDAHO SENATOR SPEAKS of state politics. Have been suffering from Impure Blood for many years, havinp Boils and other Says Mormon Question nie-. Not AVor- -lt Will ry the People cif Idaho ot lH-flcct a Vole Away rrtim tiro Republican State Ticket Nnr the Republican Electors. En route from the southern part Eruptions. Having heard of S. S. S. I de-' tided to try it, and am glad to say that it has done me a great deal of good, "i intend to continue to use it, as I believe it to be the belt Blood Medicine on the -market Cleveland, Term. W. K. Deters. For over fifteen years I have suffered more or less from Impure Blood. About a rear ago I had a boil appear on my leg , of Idaho to the northern ortlons of below the knee, which was followed by , the state. Senator Heyburn of Idaho, three more on my neck. 1 saw S. S. S. ; was seen for a few moments at the aavernsea ana decided to try it. Aftei Pendleton depot by nn East Oregonian taking three bottles all Boils disappeared representative. and I have not been troubled any since. AskeU nbou, nj. pr(lbable actlon 114 AY. Jefferson St., SvUief1 !n V Prtble question by the com J j Ing session of congress, Mr. Heyburn 2Jewark. Ohio. May 33. 1903. 1 declined to talk, saying that It Is too From childhood I had been bothered ' early to previse as to what position with bad blood, skin eruptions and boils. , congress will take about anything. I had boils ranging from five to twenty in , "What figure will the Mormon number each season. The burning ac- ! question cut In Idaho this year?" companying the eruption was temble. . -None whatever, so far as being an S. S. S. seemed to be just the medicine ! K,ue is concerned. That is. It will needed m my case It drove out aU unpu- not lnIuence . Wer. one wav or tne ?',grnm? PCZm3A ! o'her. in ray opinion. The Inate shal nent relief from the skin eruption and), . , . boils. This has been ten years ago. and 1 . low f he J,reln?In .f lT have neTer had a return of the duekse. ! wo have stirred up this stink, is Hxs. J. D. AthertoK. ' Prctt" v,'e'1 understood, and the vot- or no attention to the row. Some 1 politicians are m&lclnr a lot of noise. skin diseases. s but they are not representative of Medical advice ! anything except their own anxiety to or any special in- Pa'n selfish ends. formation about 1 Ijw Against Pnlygandsts. "We have had a law on the statute i books against polyganilsts holding of- .1 . n i 1 pr. t . i. . . . . . - a. n , . . . . ti v t Billet: xcua. uiiu ne must mi:.? Tte Swift Specific Coapaoy, AUaata, Ga. feIlows ran possib,y do would be the re-enaction of that or a similar law. or elese the out-and-out disfranchise ment of the Mormon because they are Mormons. I hardly think that any-' sss Trite f orom ! book on blood and t your case will cost you nothing. GENERAL NEWS. Tlie St. George. H. J. Goodman. San Francisco. T. J. Townsend. Portland. Miss S. Ilea. Chicago. ' Joseph Scott. Hot l.ak. S. Swonger and wire. Baker City. Mrs. Schultx. Bingham Springs. Dr. J. E. Bingham. Walla Walla. "W. W. Baum and wife, John Day. . James H. Kytlng. San Francisco. J. F. Bell. San Francisco. Roy Calverton. Chicago. George C. Halt. Portland. F. E. Burgnutn. Seattle. Bert Freeman. Butte. J. H. Pemberlon. Prescott. James L. Hastings. Portland. , F. 15. White. Seattle. Dr. E. X. Hutchinson. Portland. J. F. McXaught. Hunston. F. J. Coffman. Portland. Mrs. C. I- Robertson. La. Grande. W. A. McCrarv. city. Arthur B. Woodman and wife. Den- I ver. A. Legrand. Portland. Horace Walker. Helix. Mrs. St. Wilson. Helix. Mrs-. Robin. Helix. J. M. Deeds. San Francisco. F. St. Kent and wife, Milton. George X. West. Portland. W. H. Cogerhall. Portland. George McG livery. Spokane. F. A. Borchert. San Francisco. R. M. Hall and wife. Portland. SIlss Bessie White. Bloomlngton Charles J. Gray. Portland. SWEATER SALE Till Is the time or tnc year Hint woolen sweaters nre In demand. Men war thrm, ludlc near them, and mlss wear tliem. AVe liavo them In aU slais from a baby's siw to .ie Mantles too. AVc ill make a STEOAE DISCOUNT of TEX TETt CEXT on all , , t . k- of qualltr. for one week. Buy one this week ami save money. M-e our dl-pluy In window. 11ml nolo the special prices. Hosiery Specials v ....It l..t ..r inille.' mill iul laee lu-e. worth 25c. 30c nnd 35c pair. Your choice of an, u. mentioned nutne " THREE P.URs ros HA1SGAINS IX AIJ. LINES Tins AVEEK. THE FHIR Ttie Bickers. Ella Hart man. Echo. Sirs. C. L. Roilerlck. Irrigon. Sire. Jennie B. Corey. Irrigon. Dr. J. Lloyd, Portland. H. Boyten. Pilot Bock. J. E. Read. Hiawatha. Tassy Stewart and wife. Milton. L. F. McDaniel. Heppner. Joe Pelletln. city. Charles Isaacs, Portland. Sam Gell. Spokane. Frank H. Richardson and family, one Is ready for such a measure as 1 Helix. that. "The Slormon question as it Is raised now Is the noisy roar of pre- The widow of Sir William Harcourt has agreed to accept a baronetcy In honor of her dead husband, and a gift from parliament. Unless the Chicago Federation officers who do not believe what they Labor compiles with the rules of the ' ,n a"" degree: turtner. tne put cfwnl flertlnn .it mtinr in taking any stock In It not November. It wilt be expelled from the gmetal body. PrwMdent Smith, of the Slormon j church, has advted his people to re frain from Mllina; their homes, and 1 , , In the slightest, degree, so far as I . can ascertain certainly they are not being In any perceptible degree de- fceived. "The 'issue' will absolutely not af- TJZH Cy".i"nliS..lh, ToaminK P- least. An-way. the state Ucket wtU ! divtth of the fatthfuL up to s aVerare vote, white the , Th effect of the machine guns In j republican electoral ticket will get defendta: the forts mslde Port Ar-, the largest vole In the history of the thur. to said to have been awful. Hun- ute. I dreos of aadlss budies of Japanese T. W. Moore, city. R. E Hubbard, city. W. S. Ragaln. city. B. J. Kelien. clt'. E. C. Simon, city. John R. Shepp. city. AV. J. Townsend. -Portland. Mrs. John Austin. Wall Walla. Sirs. J. Flly. AVall Walla. William Gaston. McKay. soldters Have been found hundreds of yards from the trenches. 'i".x unr Mleh-v of Nebraska, and a party of 35. have left Lincoln for Seatthr. whr- they will attend the lauuehmg of the battleship Nebraska. Wa-liiustou A'ote Will Be Cut. "What will be the outcome of the I threatened defection of the anti-rail-1 road republicans in "Washington?" ( "I will admit, the possibility of the : tat ticket In that state being cut " down to a majority of not more than next Friday. Governor Slicker's . . .... . . daughter wtU christen the ship. for FrBn!cb,. j d0 not Jee already blocking the passages pretend to have any special knowl- I in 'Hudson Bay. and several steamers , &tse at conditions in AVashington. ! ae Hkely to be blockaded Inside the; and found my Judgment upon what i bay. fur the winter. It has been my brother In Spokane tells me. snowing furiously- on the Hudson Bay - am on my way to Wallace, and J for : days, with slight cessation. tmm there all over the northern part The sons of the Kaiser will take a of the state, campaigning until the ' course In commercial lectures and election." technical 'railroad business. aspart of their education. They will make a , NEED SIORK RAILROADS. i special study of social problems and j the relation of the people to the gov- Charles ,T. Gray of the Northwestern, smitten t. j Spenk of the Oregon Country. - XOETirWEST YEWS- 1 -arlet J. Gray, traveling passen- Tlie Pendleton. Lee A. Duncan. Haines. Ward T. Smith. Seattle. D. L. Sloomaw. Baker City. H. C. Armstrong. Baker Cfty Ed Blackburn. Baker City. Charles SlcAlllster. Olenwood. P. Dwyer, Ontario. John Siulr. city.. L. Samuel. Portland. F S. Green. Portland. Jullous Oreen. Portland. F. W. Dennis. San Framrlsco. W. K. Glendenlng. Portland. G. D. Galley. Portland. D. SIcGilliory. Walla Walla. Charles E. Everett. Denver. H. J. Twelvetree. ChtveiaDd. O. B. Prael. Portland. L R. Falrchlld. Portland. G., S. Youngman. POrtlawt. R. B. Coraan. Portland. K. A. Seeds. Spokane. G. J. McHvoy. Starbuok. E. Anderson. Starbnck. C. Ades. Sitokane. SI. -G. Edwards. Spokane. Mrs. Edwards. Spokane. Prize Contest For School Children The contest consists of constructing the most names of pres idents from letters contained In this advertisement on Prescrip tions, using the letters which It contains not oftener than they appear In the advertisement: ; si Buildii Mater PRESCRIPTIONS AS SCHMIDT FILLS THEM Every prescription that comes here Is filled from the purest drugs obtain able and carefully and skillfully com pounded Just as your doctor ordered It. "Schmidt" on a prescription Is like "Sterling" or. a piece of silver. F. W. SCHMIDT LEADING DETGGIST. Pendleton, Oregon. ill j j i J f i : :-i :it :ii :.! . of all DEscnrrnd SASH, DOOF and WINDOW .Made to Order Bui per, Lime, Cement, Sand. AVood Gutters I nnd Duellings a SpecuiJ Oregon Lumber Ta Alta Street. Opp. Contj PRIZES First prize Jo no: second prize J2.00; third prize J1.00: fourth prize l-lb box candy: fifth prisre. S-lb box candy. Come he-e and ask for contest blank, telling all about It It's free. 1 i ; It It 1 ii Sewing Machines Must Go dicing out ile of ail macliliies on hand. 50 NEW AND SCCOVR-ILVXD LCHIXES. Of all makes and descriptions. Having decided to discontinue hand ling sewing machines. I will close out all machines at less than fac tory price. S25.00 S33.00 I ger agent for the Chicago Xorthwest- i era. with A Lov' Letter. Would not Interest you If vnnVe headquarters In Portland. ; ,,., f. .-.m naive fo. Senator Dolllver , h, ,. iw nun twi.i nt I sufferefl with said Mr. Gray. "That Is. we' fur hu. a of V I.. . ,own ,oda.. -snug his life, has been receivea Dy . - . , . , sotcs. uuru.i ur inie -Sff Word of Slultnomah county. a?l " a,7,ved P"' leto'1 ,a" Ponder. Mo., writes 1 niEni. Klin jit. lira v. i nm is George Hosteller, a farmer residing 1 lK)tn In on lhe traln. Drop Head Singer machines (as good a new) Dnp Head Xeir Home, new Other machine- warranted to seiv proixfrly and give NitHfactlon, for S.1.1MI and up. JOE BASLER CARPETS I'PRNITCKE STOAES. The Colui Lodging Ho Well vent 'el, neat c I fortable rooms good tJ In connectii wh I goods are served. Slain street, "enter of Vet tween Alta and WSi 1 F. X. SCHE I'ROPItlCTOE.- ! . I ( u" .v.. ot,, eame in on the same train.' . rtUpfcln Arnica alve em-ed me Its' nar Oregon City, was crushed to A remark wa8 mau resHrdlr .n. t BucM s Arnica deatn hv a falllnc homier from a ... ,... .. . . . ",e st sall,e on earl11' -c al a" aeata l" a tailing nopper iram u older mill, on his farm. Tuesday. Two masked highwaymen robbed the Thomas saloon at Wallace. Idaho. Tuesday. heurtng but HO and leaving behind a roll of bills containing A grand Jury has been named for J be understood by the porter." h October term of circuit court now Speaking of Oregon's needs. In session at La Grauue . ator Dolllver's alleged sore throat that prevented his speaking In the ! webfoot city. "I suppose the senator J Is still suffering from the throat dis order." remarked Gray, "but I no- j man & Co.'S drug store. DISTRICT Fiinr. Corhme Gypsy Village liced he was able to cull sufficiently loud enough for liquid refreshment. to ! Ihtiles. Or.. Octnlier I to Octuhcr 8. IHUf. For the above occasiira the O. R. & Co. names a rate of J5.T5 for Sunday I Gra said: "The three things that this round trip. Tickets on sale October binr and eamblini: cases will be I state most needs Is railroads: the t eouvldered. ' second is railroads, and the third Is October S. H. F. Hriokson. of Clark county. , " "' Washington, was fatally wounded by : J " make the statement that his son? Tuesday, through the aeel-,'" commonwealth gets very denwl discharge of a pistol whhsh i njani' more thousand population, she they did not know was loaded. "houW more rail facili ies. , , , - There are thousands of acres of tllla- The report of the commissioner of I b)e tand g awaltlng Mttant labor of Oregon, shows that the , that mu5t ed b state last year produced I.49S.000 1 w young fruit trees, 90 per cent of 1 ..,lBat,on proJects are many, bUr whleh were wnt out of the -date as j ranmn 8UCCeed , the proper nursery stock. 1 my unjesa there Is transportation fa it. c Watt. Justice of the peace at jollities." Cuprum. Idho. has becume dement- i ed through yolltical excitement. He injured In Football Game, was a wndfdate for probate Judge. , . fonlba nlaved ,k Good for return trip until E. T. SSUTH. Agent before the republican county conven tion, and since has acted queerhr. Portland wholesaler have received notice that the Maine corn crop has been Injured by frost and only half ot the big orders will be filled this fall. Much of the choice sweet corn tued in the market comes from Maine. If you are looking for wheat land or stock ranches, come and see us. We have some of the best proposi tions ever offered for sale In Eastern Oregon. AVe have Just listed some very desirable city property at low prices. E. T. AVADE & SON. Office E. O. Building. by the Walla Walla high school and the Colfax school teams resulted In a serious Injury to a local player. lien Kennedy, who may not be able to walk for some time. Ben was playing right guard, and In an ad vanced stage of the game when there was a particularly rough mix-up. sus tained a torn ligament In his knee. lie was taken from the field and med ical attention given which relieved him somewhat- Walla Walla Union. Saves Two From Ieatlu "Our little daughter had an almost fatal attack of whooping cough and bronchitis," writes Mrs. AY. K. Havl land of Armonk. N. Y., "but, when all other remedies failed, we saved her life with Dr. King's New DIs- tovery- Our niece, who had consump tion in an advanced stage, also used this wonderful medicine and today she Is perfectly well." Desperate throat and lung diseases yield to Dr. King's New Discovery as to no other medicine on earth. Infallible for coughs and colds. 60c and Jl.OO bot tles guaranteed by Tallman & Co. Trial bottles free. Lewlston Inter State' Fair. Lewis ton. Idaho. October I? to 2. 19i)t. For the above occtuttmj the O. R. & X". Co. announce a rate of JT.IO for round trip. Tickets on sale October IT to SI. Good for return trip until: October S3 For further information, call on or address E. C Smith, agent. Walla AValla County Fair, Walla Walla. October 10 to IS. 1901. Tint O. 1L i N. Co. announces a rate- of Jl.90 round trtp for above occasion. Tickets on Kite October 10 to 15, EDod for return passage October 16. For further information, call on or ad dress E. C Smith, agent. Watch Your Piano. Your piano will last longer if kept In tune and repair. We have an ex pert tuner who will put your Instru ment in a good condition as new. Now la the time to have your Instru ment tuned. ELLER PIANO HOUSE. Big line Stetson hats at Roosevelt's. Burns Brothers, Photographer. We have something to show you for your money. It Is not how cheap I druggists. Send 16c. In stamps for sample but how good. Studio near bridge. I to too iierpiciae to., Detroit, men. Successors to W. 8. Bowman. P. W. Schmidt & Co., sjccial agents. GOT HIS HAIR BACK. Was Perfectly Bald WWs lie Started t TJm Newbrs'a Htrvl.-tde . Frederick Manuel!, Maryland block. Butte. Montana, bought a botlU of Now bro's Hcrpldde, April (, 30. and began to use It for entire baldness. The hair fol licles in his scalp were not dead and In 20 days he bad hair all over bis head. On July 2 he writes, "and today my hair Is as thick and luxuriant as any one could wish." Newbro's Herplclde works on an old principle and with a new dis coverydestroy the cause and you re move tbe effect. Ilerplclde destroys the germ that causes dandruff, falling hair, and finally baldness, so that with the cause gone the effect cannot remain. Stops falling hair at once and a new growth starts. Sold by leading Tlie I.tttlo t'orimir Gylxy Village Co. of uorfif rtnummnl PalmM.-. and Fortune Tellers uiv now locnt ed at 12 W. Comrc street. In the Mllnrkcy liullUiug. Sutwv, has followed the-- tMimlorful eiple who loie visited the principle cltle. of the Tnlled Sum, and 1mi have told tlioo-anilK of iteoplc their ftirmnen. Tlte society ctuiic: refined, pleasing and Instructive. Tliey she jou a correct rending of the huml fcir 10 cents. Eery lady lulling- a 10-eeiit reading or tlw liuud will nv eehe a liviiiitlful Minveiilr, lun"t full to visit Madame MlUau ami Pnifesur Zola. Tlie G)-psy Village Co. ln a largi- iisnortment or fun gs and Indian curios on exhibition and for sale; also a large uortiitent of Oregon ouvenlr iostal unrito. To for 5 cents; 25 cenuv per dozen. Nice to mull to jour friuiidw. East. One humlrctl vlevs UKMHevt from. 2 f a 1 EXQUISITE MILLINERY The most complato. and up-tc-dale line of fashionable jnllllnerr at popular prices ever shown In Tendleton. Is now on display at my store I have the larcest stock this season I have ever carried. Mts. Rose Campbell PLUMBING Good plumbing U nhvays the cheapest. It lias th UsUne MiaJJ tles. It saves you repair bills. Altvays entrust your work to thorough, reliable and competent plumbers. Our force la made up of the best xpcrlenced norkmen. Strict ottcntlon paid to sanitary features of work. LET US GIVE XOU FIGURES On your work. AVe quote rl6ht prices and do only the best work. Goodman-Thompson Co. Telephone 811. HARDWARE AND PLUMBING, MS Main street. X THE SMILE OP SOLD) THIS. ! that o'ersnreads the pleused custonia-3, wb 1 th. tr a ftamo'e of our dry work, isa.smlts ttt because under au c'11 work Is always up to .l,nHnrH nf eXClI0tf. ontun l pel irt'H oil yum ht(r on vour shirt flint In nnt thoroughly and no broken proml finished work. DOMESTIC STEAM . nrG "KKOUlua' of IT' and broke it ta tv.. Vi fate 01 - It was run lnW there Is bairn " jyii pleasure in """"ltilt nut ran have U "1 nr- -i nit kinds of and blacksmlthurfjf,, tnnnner. ... hvdrailllc prew'i does It while yoo , or Hemw j . the life of the work. ATe , hacks and boft"