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PENDLETON, UMATILLA COUNTY, ORBQON, SATUBDAY, SEPTEMBER 15. 1900.
NO. 8M0
ujjy EVENING EDITION
Frederick Nolf
Scholars Attention
MM and Pencil Kree
Vv ith Mrat Order for tin ifta.
SJJif iharfs-nor. POT Ic.
ill V DM "
ja-IO extra ante talloi,
i.-. pen Mini nti! tablet. 1r.
KnH-r pencil tcaaare, I. each.
BhI ral'N r tiprvnl lead pen:-il, lc each
SaaaTtad k'i"l p'n. 4c.
Ida peac . .
hotl p (of BanfOfaa Mai mk.
pim-li ,,1'. "
cin-li b""k strap, he.
HMnMiti- b.k trap, regular ih.
mt, HOW l-i'.
MfcMtic Indelible panells, Be,
knife, with chain, lOe,
get examination paiwr. So,
ptr'i dleUuuery, icbooi viae, inc.
, Ma, 4. I MM 11K-.
a. to up.
f and snaanl hain! btMM bought,
gad aaxenanji (1. MaMMlmt He
the iargewt lin und have tin-
- i n liliila ).!. .'.
ilea, doila, fkttiti. book, station.
lamps, fancy poods, etc.
Frederick Nolf
Santa ClauV Heado;uarterc.
Frankly
r'K ih A l'imitt niunnor . nuh Maea ataman ;H.U aanaan
- I "II - l. i ll-LM-l I '
Mm M.vk f..r Kail an.l Winter, I WO.
i m.v.i. I'mlm lias , .. .
1 "iK' rat mm ndwai m LaWiee PttTttl
. -oM lor the niitiirj. . I. :,.i.t. at lhe
Abii..tork lu . Msnv styles ol vt-rv Isio.t stria tor mm
IMMIMin Mh.U' Iii 1' I pretty new handle iv nn.t women IV. A.
aalMM, BIB rv uptoij.-.i
Men's Trowsers Women's Shoes ... ,
Warn . Mrt rn., v.. , -'tin.c r lannel
larwher fieta II "'' "' w lweaaaiaai1tyBaai-
IT i" fee our rii.e women sti.l agiHsl one l sol.l tor U', oenls.
stark. l- iik pair ever; wber
U4W Hose AW CtUlN L,. 7
fiSVSg' and Caffii l'S ,
li'.nn 'iraniMMt int h ll4'' mi'l'- w' oxlra in!ui' 'ii li iv.
Klrhllrn nl.u-,1 hamlli- lnr'. nrw 11.10, U.un iii to I'.ui.
.riMwt'l p mid nhilr l",k
ti-i l. mmt o.. i ry urtii Wn
VieugUi xr , . ,
;,,,), .Mens BhOM Nfckwi'ar
DaaTi avertoat the ' Fur mm aad waaaaa,
v I I FlaMMtlato, "Mtaaik'" ho. m The handpotaixl, the
h I."..' t ii i' v n r 1 . $X.tti when lui) iiifr the aawast uc run get for
Hake. lri ilofl klnj next mii y..u
ot vtaaai .
t-mi.'iiiy nr
You cu't iiii nailfliiciiou here. bei Hiiv lm!h iiiuiUH nnil
ALEXANDER HEXTER
The Boston Store
Early Fall Arrivals.
Tlii week fn announct the arrival nf st'vera! lim Kail and Winter iinls in
cluding Ladies' Misses' and ('hiidtvn Jackets. Pluah, and iulf ( 'uj.es, t'a'ic .
rl0Aoec and Welch Flannel WrMapan, Colored Wool Dtmi Goo4i Black Wool lrc-
Oo o iv I 'art Wool fiidt rwear. All Wool UndrWMT, Wool ami Cashmere Hosiery.
UTool and Eiderdown Flannelsall colors. Silk ai-t. Blankets. Comforts
New Line Golf cloths and Cheviots for Rainy-day Skirts.
L!: .H'uvy ritiUl n'ttun luiee .. 10c
Uili-.' I.-mvv ridbeJ Iniae, InuliU- wile ami liifl lL"..r
MB! tNtavy rililifil oittM linn., ull ajaaa, ..llh1
Ijuli-' l.utural lU-w rillisl vrt and pant- L'V
Ladiv' natural Utvt'oJ union raita, 76c
lirey l,iatiL't foil aiie 65c
White MamlllM tjuilta 7.V
All lin.-n eraali t'twclititf 7c
We've opened uj the largest line of direct Unpolled Black DlVM Qooda this week
ever iboeO in Pendleton. al 1 and see them.
Ladies' Knox Hats for Fall.
Pendleton's Big Store.
NEW
LUMBER YARD.
Wi- ari- imw ready (nr MWiMM
at V, Rnliint'in (.' Ii.iniiia
Kivar Ifaigbt ! witli a
U'Ihth! tK-Mort men t if lunil.fr
" f r. .11, cur own aaw in in.
and eun fumlhtj anything:
p'uinptly. Country inleri- in
r luadl eliippwl ilinict friitn
"ii r ii. ill in narl'Mtd lute at
' rrert l.ri..-r. liivi- Mf- a Ulll.
for Infants and Children.
Cwtoria I o liurnilcw Mittiiut- U,r i.uUr 60, I r
uori. . J)r...s at.tl Hootlllllf BmilM. ll PlMMMUrt. It
r.ia.n n. itin i Opluui, MoruUlue nor other .Nur.otio
It urta lia. rl... u anil Wind W ItllWM I
Urn Trouble, aud ciire. Coii-.tii.ati.'". It wyijate. the
Ht7UiUll an.l IJ..NWI-. .vi..r Im.iI . a...l natural Mleep.
Tl- Ciiildr-n I'.ni.i. . .. 1 l Mother a t rleutl.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
au m M
Bears tlie Signature 01
A, C. Shaw I Co.
W J SEWELL, Mgr.
JOSEPH ELL .. '
w
In Use For Over 30 Years.
Iron Beds
TttAT
"YOU CAN
UMOH.
Have takun a drop aiel a largi- atiiiniil lia junt arriM.)
diraaj from UMMatorr and will I aold at greatly reduced
pricra at
VorMad ilrcaii plaidn, fur Hhoai drcaaea I'Jc
4r. yanlf wool .ln-i gnh, Wi.rtli ;l'x- pi . 23c
I- il tiantiell. tte wrapficra. wiirtli fl.jS. Ht
Lad ice' mai kiiitiwlien at mie-half marked price..
Iure linen lnk towel a, hemmed endf, wortli IIV l.'
Fancy cnlor.il towel, worth :'Ae -Sc
l'illow caaeh, :ix4S l-'c
Sliool umbrella 'Oc
GENKRAL NkWS.
A anitarv onler wa put in force i" .
lluvana. dirMital ami MthorlBMJ aoa-
tiMMM pollea I paw low ol all miiw.
itiira in that citv, aapeeialtjf reaMaeeaa,
fur the purpoiH' l canitatioli.
Secretary of War Root i etmflaed to
hi en miner NaMMM. nt SoBthMjlplOB.
It, I., a the r.nlt of an opera tM for
the removal of a carhunole, MM Will
not tn' aMa t'1 leave hi" home for It
day or two wli.
There wen over 'JiW present at
Cincinnati, Ohio, Thurmlay at UM
national fMwIc. of Mexroaii Wat
v 'tcran. The ate of the MaMlMM M
the Mexican divii.m in the panel.'
averaif.Nl over 70 year. General lloh
eon raplM to the (welivniinn MMfMi.
The Moplc of Fort Wayne, lad..
Thiir.i.lav, deilicateil to the memory ol
tien.'Henrv W. haw-ton, a inonutiient
areweed by the bmumm ea4ored uj
him. The exercie were nn.h r Ul
aeapieM Ol the Unlee. Veteran Uafion.
William .1. Itryan wa the prIMlpal
orntor.
In a MatMaeal to Ibe peblk Preal-
dent John Mitchell, of the Doited
Mine Worker atate : "The averagi
WagM "' anthracile miner for matll
rear !:a Ut'ti le than! annual
Iv. Iitirinn that petlod nt time the cot
M many of the tiec.iirie of life ha.
heeii inereiiM.1 over M hT cent. An
increaae in the coat ol living, without
a correpi.iidiii)i iiicn-nw of wane, i
qaltalwil to a raduetioe la waire.
The Atl(ilt atatement M the iMBMrU
and exiairt of the United St:iti.
iaauetl l.y the MtraM cd atMietiea,
how that darlaf the month lb. total
import of BMMnandlM Ml fol .'I'.'i',
m"i. a deeraani a ooai pared with n
aM. laW, of aboat A,000,tQO. ol the
iniirt of ineri-hatnlie. f '.'.iiiS.stNi
wa tr f .tot v . The export ol do-
mctic merrhandiae durinfl the month
aniom.te.1 to llll.:t ISJtlt. adecr.a.i ol
11,600,000.
INTERNATIONAL CONFLICT
- o -
Thers Are Some Signs of a Falling Out
Among .the Pomerb.
GRKEH-F.YED MONSTER THREATKKS
rACIFIC NORTHWEST NEWS.
The Spokane tax lafj ha bean ad
vat.ced :i mill thi year. I.at year'
levy did n it provide aMMgh money
to pay intcret on Ikiii.I.
B very tb lag i now la readlaeai for
the Harney OOUat lair. The rare
traek ha he.'ii put in line cotidiilon
and tho itroiiliil fetieed and el aned.
Jiaa'ph Werther. ayeil 0s year, di.d
at hi home near I. a Oramlo a fen
days ago, Hlawlfeand Bra oblWiea
tirvive him. He had llred in tainle
Koiide many year.
ll. c. i.eveii, who. with wteral
other, ha taken a "do-, rf ' tlaiM la
the Mg Majabraafa bait, abaal Is attka
eat ol Hum, ha made arrangement!
to ink a ntiinla.r of well on the land
located, which will he Bead for Irrigat
UK' purpoe.
At Oakville Linn county tho fiftieth
anniversary of the argaalaatlon of
Willamette conKrettat ion ol the United
Preabrteriaa ohnrah at that plana
wa oelehrated, ladnu made it nart of
the exereiae ol the annual m eating,
of the gyantJ of the OolaMMai
madea th.'r il.i week.
The Qolnjabia river aonlnrenei al
the M. K. church, oiilh, i ill .: n
in Dnyton, Waah., with n nlalatari
ffoni varioaa polata la Oregoai Vnah
lajfton and Idaho in attendance.
Blahon Dnncan i praalding over the
IniM'tiiiK, l.-v. St. Clair ol HepOBW
aaalathaj. The ranlarenea will eloae
with a iiiaa revival wrvi.e. Sunday.
Or. .1. F. Montr, a pro ail nen I btrnaM
reidiliK live nil lee eat ol Sih.rlnli,
Marion cotiutv, wa killed asMa time
Tburadai niiit hy a lulling tree lie
had tin1 noun- tuula-r on hi farm,
and went out aflat dark to hk liter
the tin-, ami not Mtnralag nteaibari ol
hi family went in aeurch of hiiii, llnd
nut hi body aadar tin- traa and badlr
homed.
EuiprfM Howniifr ind F.mprror, Giurdrd hy
mkH' Troops, Am In Nooftoll itud
Will Not B. Pursiiril.
Wanbtatatoa, Sept. i" Minatot wo
wa an earlv caller at the alale de
purlin. 'lit tod.) MM hail a conference
I with ctniu gaaratnry Aden. He
I notified idea verbally of the appoint.
I MOM of Yimtt LB a an envoi . hut had
I no further information to communi
joBte, He wa much IntMOtMnd in tbo
I abort dlapatoh froai Mlaiatar Conger,
doatrlblng the condition in I'ekin
Tho tate departlllent , while dei'llll-
1111! lo make thti meaaage public, an
tOOrinM the tatemeut that it 1 10I i. ut.sl
110 change in the polni al conditinii
in Pebln.
Kuia ha not vet oilictally BOtlfted
our gorernnMnl ( any chaniie in ita
program a to the evacuation of I'ekin.
OflVtt.ll here are panuad hv certain
ditpatobea, Indlontunj that Li Haag
Ohang may he detained through la
Mmattonnl tealunalea at the BMMtb ol
the Yang m H tin r-irt abonld
prove true it would only go to contirm
the fear of the admi iiittnt ion , a to
the poaalblllty of an Intornattonal oonj
lin t at altiK -I any moment.
Th Emprei and Kniperor.
New York, Sept. IB. A diapatch to
the Herald IroM I'ekin ay: the etu-
pbm dowagM1 .nd amparor. with algnl
tbooaand in op aa a itnard, are now
laying with a Mongol prime, in
Mongol in, 1 SO mi lei weetwara ol I'ekin.
No anranil of them 1 Intended i.y
Ibrefaju trii.
Admiral Savinour 0betad.
LoodMli Sept. 10, A dinpHtch from
Bhongual myi that plrorto the an
pnrtnraol Ll Hunti t ibaagi In. t.er-
mau MinlateT) MBMM Yon Schwareu--toti,
esehangad rlewti with the
niiliiaan itateiiinn. Tin. dtepateb addi
that it 1 reported at Hhaaghal that
the MtgaoMloa that Ramiaa omfawf
earorl l. to Tako wa- dropped, owlag
to the objeOtlrM ol Admiral Se moiir.
The tat. mii. 'ut ii- raltaratod that II re
rnngi the emperor tutor, reiontly
han noil hlmaalr
Chlnax Troops Coneantratlni.
I'ekin, Reptt 7. Sir feobert Hart
ha latonned tba toralgn aanntali that
they m.i-t le pnpar.il for (uture
hoMilltle.. that ChUMM troop- an
i3ono.ntr.ting ami novlnaoa the ilae
of eonnunloatlon bMWeaa iVkm ami
run Tain.
General Chaffee ballenM ba ha
Mfltonwi troop- to hold out ngalaol
any attack.
Pfiaei ChiuK InfomMd Mlnlatw
t'oniter that tin' emperor in to return
to I'- kin.
niaertand hii Not uuiity
Walla Walla. Bent, IB, Rd SotbM
land, aenaaad of two mImm Um at-t-in
1 1 . . I uiunler and tbo criminal aa.
-unit f Mi Bra nil Kblwell, wa ar
raigoed balora indue iirent la the m
iM-rior court, lie entered a pl.-a ol not
Ignllty la the oaaai, and traa rMorned to
I jail to await tho a. lion of the MpMlM
I aoarl at the trial next BMMtb 1
Feur Hen Killed.
! Baattle, BeeL IB. Ih a atlll.lan "
I the Kwaoiainll and RanittMl railway
Hiiperlniandaal Uobert Planer. the
tleianderlnn ntlnea, wa laatantly
killed, al-" Ragineai Walton and two
Bremen.
HornrtiL raii.iNu at ualvkitun.
Health Otncar Hllv Thar ll No Dn
r nr an Epldmie.
t.alveaton, Hept. 15. A more hot
fill feeling i ohaerv aide evrvwhere,
and the ruination ll btlgntonlng
rapid I) I'he state health olllcer. Hr.
Il'nnt. brihrrai there in no it.ngaf ol
an epidemic from condition mMltlng
(rum Hie torm. I'he Crullne Con
vent ha lieen i-onvenl into a general
hoapltnl for the more avrioit eaaea.
with a full abrpa ol phyatelani and
tralaed naraoa. Medical nippliei are
till mil: h aeeded. Hank and MM
other hraucliea of lminea have re-
mmed 1 Prenaratioai for rebolkllag are
lloiiiK on in the huvino part of the
city. I'he telecraph and railroad llBOl
are being rapihh reatored,
Nd for Krrt Troops.
I'alla. Texa. Sept. IB, There ii
argnnl enll lot freh tr,Mip ,t Gnlrea.
Ion. I'hose there are worn out with
doty, or are n k from uii-aitilary . 011
dltiona. A special from ialvetou
i-a : "There I no eoneealinent to ba
made ol ih fact that a neat 1 1 an oa i
laared. The effort, ul the anthoritie j
aro directed to minimising ihi danger.
V commlttaa that ill donate a train
load ol lime and not il here ipiick will
do a greater mtrle. than hv dkmntlng
tw let it 1 .line in nioiiev. "
NARROW ESCAPE 01 TRAIN.
Knalnr Kelt th Teaatl MftM Away
and rromptlv Actd.
S.altle, Seiit. IY A special to tho
Tim. form l--a.pi.ili, Waafa , av . A
Ion tram on the Seattle ami 1 11 lorn 1. -
Itonai ra Iroad, bonnd ior seatit... wa
Bruaairtg the ttnietl. betweon BnoijQnl
ml. fall ami fall Olt) when ll n-
glneev mil the treatlt. giving way hi
neath the train. He Opened the
throttle ami hroke away from the
train, reach lint solid iiroiind in safetv.
The train ll -fill itanding upon IhO
totterlni treatle,
PARTIAL FUSION IN IDAHO
S. IV Train Wroi'Mud.
Raaahnrg, tire., Hepi i:. The
lOOtbbomtd Soulhern faolflfl train No.
IB wa Bracked at Greeu'i station lour
ml lei -onth from her... tin morning,
ri.e drlvet axle of ih.. angina btoba,
and threw MM MtglOO, mail, expre.
ami baagaga mm la IhediMh. No one
Wa Injured '
Baraertea is tnnen.
London, S.-pt . la.r.l Kolwrt re
port a. follow! I u. French -
copied Barberton 1 rdav. He met
with illgbl eppoaition, 1'wenty-llirve
oMIcers and men wlm were prisoners
Ben releaeadi ami 48 lueontotirei ami
other loiiii'n i.H'k weri eaptaredi
I kflbtlag Ainoiia I ii.oiis! vs.
Loreui Maripie, Sent. IB, lUrn
wlm arrived her. reatatany avM that
the bnrgbM were lliihtliiK ainonx
them aei VOI at HelHpruit ami are MM
inn ami bnrning bnlkllngi there,
Anolliar i'laau Caia.
tllaagOW, Hepti IB, Another plaifU.
1 1 . baa bean ra pur Md making' a total
oi 17 in thi ally,
Nan us Daly III.
Nan York, spei 1 1 Marcus Italy,
of Montana, in v. r sermuslv ill ill
thi city,
tn Whist Brkts.
1 !hb ago, Bapti i'. Oatottof
70 :i-h . i nts pal hush. I ,
Sail I-ram i, o, Sept Ih.--lead),
cash l. II.'. pM i.nlal.
NfcW TIIIIK HAHKItr.
a bent,
Wloal
Main Street,
'.etoi.
h l a iii... . E.
tssMsjTHE EAST QHEGONIAN.
Joe Basler's.
ra raear f h ropl.
0..J1 Isisl II.
Tbs Lar.ett ClrulaUun
al A4irUlua Bslusu.
renwae. nnajnnnnnmnBnannnmnj p nanj aaananeajnnnppppppgtpppl
Change of Life
Tbeee Women were Helped Thnmgh Woman' Oreat Criala
by Mr , Pinkhum All Middle-AKed Women
Should Mead Their lttera.
Nine Yoars of Suffering
" TniAJi Mlui. 1'lMUAM : When I ftrt wroU- to you, 1 wa In a rery baa)
aaadiUoe. 1 rnaa jnandng naroogb h.. iiunu of iife.and the Uoeu.ra aaid
I bad l,la.l l r and liver troulo.. I
bad sii " for uiae years. Doc
tor failed to do iui- any Rood.
Since I have taken Lydia K. fUik
bain'i Vage t u Ida Oiuiiouud, uiy
health haa Unproved vary uoieb
I wlllifladly recommend your no d
icine to othrrk and aui kure thul it
will prove aa great a bleakintf to
tliani an it haa to um." Mai. iao.
II Jim., 001 DeKalb Ave., Itro-.k
lyo, ft Y.
Relief Omme Promptly
" BBal Ma I'nssts 1 had
been under tratmut with tbw
aoetata Un? Bonr jsnarai mi trrmMi
toyet.no better, I thoua-hli would
try your md. on H ;. trou ble waa
cbauja of life, nd I must key that
I never bad anything; help ui au
ujuuliaal. ...I. I'.iikhuiii Vewe
table Coiniam ud. Iteliaf came slmust iiuuiedlataljr. I have bettor health
now titan I ever had. I feel like a uw wouiaa, BBtfeetlj klrouf I give
Lydia K Hnknaui'a Compound a. 1 u lit, asd would not do without
your medicine for anylhiug. X hare 1 ' ouimeuded it to kcveraJ of gM
fi oud. Tiiere la no Deed of vvuniau kuffcrlng M non h, tor Mrs l'lnk
haw'a reiuediik are a sure cure."- Manama Bi 11 aa, brldgwatar, ill.
No wouistn i so healthy but at this crisis in her life she nccda
advice and help from the most competent source. Mrs. 1'ink
tuuii will a4viie such women without chaige on u qucst.
Experienced Qreet Benefit
"Dtab Mm. I'iuiiis 1 took Lydia i'lukbaui Vegetable Cobb
pound durtiiir ouaoge of life and derived great benefit from ita uaa.a
nUair IL Jam mm. XV, Coy don St., Bradford la
Mra. Harrold Relieved of Pmim
" I bad pains in my head and bnik and could hoi stand on uiy feat with
out caukxug terrible pain in abdeaaen. Iwaakhoiio breath and could nut
aiaep. 1 tried aeverai doctor, bet uoi.e belpad me. J read of hydia C
Hinkhaui Vegetable Couipouad lo a paper and before 1 had taken half a
bottle I felt better than I had i month. I have taken aeeerel bottle
and am now well."- Ma- S. K. Utam i c Clinton, Iii.
The medicine that has cured a million women of aerioua
female ills an incomparable record auch is
HIMKH AMI'S VEGETABLE OOMPOUMD
LYDIA E.
ported by 1. I.. Ray to.. 1 hlesao
guard ur Trad and Nw York Slusk
Hxaliana brokers.
I Sept. I.Y ' LlrerpOOl Wll higher till
morning eluaing at B i' Now York
j o'ii.l Kite, liecomlajr, againai HL' .' n,
eaaterday and ' I " I '4 higher. The
toreignefi wire ggnrn In the marbat
! for botli oaab a heal ami Intnraa, Whilo
tin- in! aovernroenl mporl ha not had
MMh Inloeoo. a yM mi this aide it
1- evident n.e lorelngers attaab more
; Import.OOK to it and aro hiiving whent
I while 11 is 1 In ap Iho northwest is
.nil. ring now IrOM loo mm h ram
jth. ro being '1 no In - in two days and
the itaebeo grain Ii belag Injared.
Minneapolis unllors hate advamed
: Hour and an- bay lag wheal al Kansas
It'll and ublcago, our rrop tbi. year
will la- under live baadrad Million
Iwimh trill giv. 11 sboal Mvanly.eta
Imllllou mrpln., Ai we nave .ipottod
l.bonttbirt) Bv. million la th" tirai
I. u anabl "I this erop pro en 111 1 1 -t la. I
II ffaof ill the enotmoa. .lemaml
I aatW Ml k lower. Money, I ' a r
sot,
doe featerdey , Bt 64,
Upon l.slay, M.I
Kant!.' tod it , M to BBIl .
Ulna. t'lay, "'l1
UAN MINI INIfcHVIkWSO.
SIioiIsks in His Wnasl 1 sol This Yr
k.id lar.nsrs fsld Hiahsr Winn.
Baa Kirk, one of the houaiua wheal
grower, oi I'uialillu louiiiv, is la Pott
lead nay. th. T. lag ram, aaromnaalad
hy bit wile, taklliu III the sights ill
1 th. carnival, In shaking ol 17 ma-
llilla's wheat sold tins 0,11 Mr. Kirk
I said
"lor so 1,0 uneviilainuhle reason
1 I' mill 1 1 la iMiuly's wheat crop is about
gB per allll short this tear Wl I this
I should he, in view ol the faVOrabl.
aondllioua, it is hard to eapli.ni. We
Ihad no do nghl and the w.atlier wa
11! thul aonld bg dtaslred I he grain,
1 however, did not head out well ami
lit. result is a mat. rial shortage in the
I 1 1 Pi Ibe siraw bettor than it has
I bewfl lor yvera and we all have Mian
I la bora . , -
"The shortage, in the yield, collided
with the Id t thai r wore ohligisi lo
pay blgnet wages lor (arm help thi
year, will reduce our proatl eonsiilera
lb1) Still mot of the win ills-rower,
are at iH.d uml very little cuwpl.inl
i heard. Wage were on an average
AO wiiits a day higher till year Ih"
lust, aod many larmers had dilHcully
in getting the ussislauc limy nuauau
.bun harvest lime arrived."
Mr. Kirk has more than a seel ion of
wheat laud in the vicinity Milton.
Mr. Fllen K. Marr, aged h i year,
died Wednek.ll at the homo of hur sou
in Alluiiv MM "an SagM to Albany
about two years ago Iroin Salem,
I Mas., and ha la-en visiting with nor
I on.
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TO tUNk A CULU IM 0NK UAY.
la. I...V..I... hlltlUU ' .11.. Ml luhK.B. All
ilruMgiala rt luuti liits uiuiiuy II ll UIU l vutv.
! At. hiiit eitfisiBlUii: U uu tMBsvit bwit- Mm.
Democrats Hava Filed Their Ticket
Wltb Secretary of State.
WITHDREW SEVERAL CAIDIDATES
Ttm K lb Popwllsl CtndldtlM RifuMd lo
Withdraw Populists Hue Nol u
Ytl Filed Their Tlckm.
Itoiae, Idaho, Sept. I.Y I'he demo
oral and populists have oftvi'tod a
partial fusion. The deuiiu rat ie nun.
unite. ha- Bled Its ticket. It also tiled
the rtM I gnat loos ol tha asadidjamj lr
.'oiigre-. auditor ami mine iusietiir
ami the nlnatbMB of panalnM candi
date lot those places to til, vacancie.
The.' are the three places offeretl the
nipulits at the time of the state roll-
tent The secretary oi slate Itad
ilie ticket ami took Ihe reaignations
ami mini mat i ui. under ailviaeiuoiif lor
:'t I r-
I'he three sipuli.ts put on are T. I..
It lean ol Hoar l.aU county lor con
nr., B, W. .loiu-s o Bails countv lor
auditor, and M. II Jacobs lor mine
Inipeotor. It Ii i i.-i that !. f
the I o 1 1 11 1 1 I -t eallilldales ho refused to
withdraw I he are I M Mullen,
presidential eleetor , M. K. Khv l..r
rotary ol slate and Texas Angel lor
UpreM. pnlge. I'lu ilomoerats claim
all the other impulists have reaign.sl.
hilt 110 isipillilt paper have vet Is-en
ollerisl lor til lag.
low ni tpaaks In Seattle.
Beattl.. Bant IB, Chas, A. Towne
will in ak in s. aitle t, night anil a large
committee has started down the line
ol Iho Northern I'aeillc to welcome the
1 1 11 1 11 il' I -I111I M in nosot mil.
1, ....... ..M in North 0keta.
V alley City, N I'.. Sept. HY -K.hu-velt's
patty -pent tho night at Kargo.
I'lix train will stop tonight at Ilia
man k I luo minute slops were made
l -i ii al Caselon, Wheatland, Ituftalo,
I'owor Citv ami Valley City.
Indiana lor Bryan?
RAagbaMi III., Sept. IS. At Terre
Haute, llryau inade a spoe. li Uslay,
expressing contldeiice in the doino
cratie onth ok for Ihe state. "We are
counting .ui Indiana Him year lor an
old i lino daaaoeretk majority," he
-aid. I ho crowd shouting hack :
"You'll gel It."
rim niNias ouit work.
Troubl B. Ink In th Anthracite Coal
Kaalu" III Pnsylvnl
Wilkosharre, IV, Hept. 16.-Hy
night nearly all the minors will have
their l.sils out of the mines. II seem
apparent there will l a general sua
pansloa of operations 111 Wyoming
valley on Monday.
Uletivk Arriving.
I la.-lt Pa., neat lajtectivo
are .aid to bo arriving here 011 every
train Ihe mines will proltably ta
I. 'moil in ami harriers erect. si around
the breaker houses.
Train Craws Laid Off.
Hstantnai I'., Beat, IS. Today will
1 lose with nearly a complete shutdown
ol 1 oiler lea in the entire I a. kawana
valley. Already railroads are atyiiig
oft many sea! Irani orw.
th sink aa.lai.
I'liiladelphia, I Sept. lit. A iecial
Iroin llaelton, I'l'iin , aayai Judging
llMB th la.st inloriiiatiou obtaiiiahln
il is ptofaebl. that alsml ailly a.r cent
ol ih.. 111,1110 minors amnuMad in tho
anthtai it.' soal iiei.u will i.. down
their tisils tonight.
Tranay and Thompton.
I'ortlaml, Sept. I 1 Tom Tramy of
"an I lane 0.10 Usl night waa given
a dec I -ion in the sixteenth round over
itoh rbompsoe roleredl of las
Angeles. In the last round lhoiupsoii
was knoi k.sl down six times an.l hi
s.MXiuds throw up Ih.. sponge.
In Ihe pMllMlnat) tant rrauk Hen
derson ol San 1 ram MBXJ kilo, kmt out
I red Ito-s ol 1'euvet In Ihe s olid
round .
A Thau.and Tongu
Could nol BgpMM th. rapture of
Annie K Springer, ol ii-'.. Howard
st , Philadelphia. Pa., when she louud
thai I'r. King's New Hlscovery lor.aui
u in pi 1 "ii had .oiidil.lv or. si her ol
. backing rough tliat lor many year
hud made Ufa a hurlii. All other
' lie. ,10. 1 d... lor. ..ail. I give her no
help, hut ah.i sav ol thi royal cur -"II
soon removed the pain In my cheat
and I .an 10. sleep Soundly, oUie
thlllg I .an -..io.lv remoiiilsir doing
I. lure. I feel lik. sounding ll pralaaa
throughout ll.. universe. Ho will
oven on. who tries Qf, King' Now
U taX-OVer lotaati trouble ol the throat.
ie 1 ui long., I'rne Mb and i Trial
hollies Iiim. al Tallliiau A Co. 'a drug
lore, every Is. tile guaraillewi
" .- 11
Noll.
All per.. lis knowing themaelev ill.
del, led tu me will plana, call ami aellle
1 l. ir ue. ami. II. M SOAN.
j ! j HWJ
III
Health and Disease
.. n. ud la Ih s.siH fig. I
hwk axtiea el aaaBtty Bdr
,11. .d fig. 1 aw dsaely
.11..1 el Mm UANUKUrr HtUtS
Owl an lkUyla Mat aatr reat.
oxttiuy Uw cauM yea iwawv
Ih dixit
K UsiutrwJI. a talilag Hal, aa
Usldacu. il you kill Uw (ana with
NEWBRO'S HERPICIDE.
tar Sd by ail UrujyjUU.
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