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Cam-alls for ulculc parties
teams with competent drivers for
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handsome rigs for evening and Sun
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use. Stock boarded at reasonable
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Bowling alleys, iiool, lillllardB
and shooting gnlleryi Every
thing llrst-clasH.
TQM PE RANGE KBFRKHH
MKNTB and uigare. Musical
entertainment everj' evening
. ;
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Under W, & C. Dopot.
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Conrad Platzoeder
All kinds of Fresh
Meats always on
hand. Fine Bacon,
Hams and Sausage.
Prices as low as the lowest
Suffered .light Months
I can heartily recommend Acker's
.Tablets f ir dyMHHla nnd .stomach
troubles. I l ive boon suffering for
eight months ami tried many rome
, dies without relief, until I got Acker's
Oysprpsla Tarttuts, which I used only
a short ttmo aid am now perfectly
well. Th. lkvnti you for the speedy
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4nwglstt.
THIRTY-TWO YEARS
TODAY ANNIVERSARY OF A
GREAT CONFLAGRATION.
Fire Swept a Track Four Miles Long
Through the city Seventeen
Thousand Buildings Were Burned
Aid Society Built 5,226 Temporary
Buildings.
Chicago, III., Oct. 9. Today marks
the 32(1 nnnlvorsary of the great Chi
cngo (lrc. It is also a day whon tho
JcMors" of tho Western me
tropolis gather Into big nnf little
groups and recount tholr thrilling
experiences on that memorable Oct.
5 of 1871, when n whirlwind of llamo
swept for miles through tho city ot
334.000 Inhabitants, cnusing n mono-tan-
loss approximating 1200,000,000,
rendering tens of thousands of nor.
sons homeless ami poverty stricken,
and leaving tho charred remains of
hundreds In Uu wake.
Cow Kicked Over a Lamp.
The origin of tho great lire lias
been faced Indirectly to the Ill-tern
per of an ordinary milch cow "Mrs.
O Leary's cow." as It now Is cole-
hrated in tho annals ot Chicago's his
tory. This cow was kept In n two
awry iranie oarn in tne renr of a
modest drolling nt No. 137 Do Kov
en street, on tho southwest aldu ot
the city. Shortly after 9 p. m. on
faunday, Oct. S. llamcs wero discover
ed issuing from tho O'l.cr.ry bam.
Those who attempted to extinguish
tho ulazo In tho barn testified to And
ing a kerosene lamp shattered into
pieces within range of the cow's
heels. Tho world believes that cow
kicked tho lamp to pieces, thus giv
ing llfo to the -reat conllagratlon
which followea.
Thero was delay In getting the
. alarm to tho flro department and in
-jotting v.-nter to tho flro after the
inarm, rno nearest engines railed
to cot to the flro until after It waB
beyond control, In the dry southvost
gale that was blowing and tho parch
ed fuel a three montns' drouth pre
ceded tho Are that was ready to
j help it forward.
I Great brands of flro wore caught
1 up high In tho air observers say
from 300 to 500 fsct and whirled of
to tho northeast, dropping whore they
would, nnd starting now fires far
to leoward of the old. Uy midnight
the llamcs had swept across tho couth
branch of the Chicago river and eaten
into tho business heart of tho city.
The mnyor remained in tho court
house as long as It was tonantnblc.
This was tho supremo moment of
disaster, for that building had boon
thr storehouse, and wns now tho
tomb of tho public records. Tno
chain or tiilo by which ovory owner
held every foot of propony in Coo's
county, from tho government to the
latest buyer and lender, camo to ut
ter annihilation. About 3 a. m. tho
postofllco and sub-treasury were
burned, tho latter with some $2,000,
000 In currency and government se
curities. J
r-i . . .J r... nun Mil.,
I Tho last houee to bo destroyed
j ., that Of Dr. J. H. Foster, Oil I Ul-
. ,. ,!,,., 1 .!, rW
limit of the city. This house burned
25 hours after the time, and four
miles from the place of tho starting
of the fire.
Seventeen thousand, four hundred
and fifty buildings, with subc.antial
ly nil household effects, wero burned.
To help Chicago f':nds came about
ns follows: From Insurers (Now
iV - .rrt, Connecticut, Qr?tH Britain,
, MitsVasschusctts, Ohio, Pennsylvania,
California and Rhouo isianu iuauiut
between $15,000,000 and $50,000,000;
from gifts In money and other val
uables, something like $1,000,000;
from Chicago herself about $lHi.
000,000 was taken, after all allevia
tions vcro allowcu for.
"Derrick time" is tho name winu
attached Itself to tho years Immed
iately following tho conllagratlon.
Tho Relief and Aid society, formed
ninmnt noforo tho flames died out,
spent nearly $1,000,000 In structures
..nmnr,.iTit ntul tnrnnnrary.
Hetween Oct. 18 and Nov. 30 tho
society put up 5,220 houses, using
35.01)0,000 feet of lumber. Tho first
building erected ancr iho -board
shanty put up by William u.
.. .fi o rout r r.tato dealer, and
wos begun and flnlsheu on Oct. 10.
It was surmounted by the proud sign,
"Kurfoot's Hlock."
Dieting Invites Disease.
To euro dyspepsia or Indigestion
It is no longer necessary to livo on
milk and toast. Starvation produces
such weakness that tho wholo sys
tem becomes an easy proy to dlseaso.
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure onablos tho
stomach and digestive organs to di
gest and asslmllato all of tho whole
some food that one cares to eat and
Is a nover falling cure for indiges
tion, dyspepsia and all stomuch
troubles. Kodol digests what you
cat makes tho stomach sweot.
Sold by Tallman Co.
"WINNING THE BOY."
Famous Episcopal Order Debates a
Live Issue.
,-,,...,... w n Thin w.-iH another
liimiiii, , - -
day of Interesting pnpors and till(S
.!. mnmltnru nt tho UrOtllOniOOd
of St. Androw In annual national con
vention here. The proceedings bogan
with tho customary corporate com
munion hold in St. Mark's church.
Tho foronoon was dovoted to routine
ouslnes8. After luncnoon mo ran--',,,!
tin, I lmtil an intor-
csttnx sorlos of informal discussions
on the genor.M lopie oi -wm n
I3oy." Judgo Donjamln B. Llndsoy,
of tho juvenile court of Denver. Rov.
J. II. Houghton and Hubert Carleton
wero among those who addressed tho
conference.. ,
Tho nev, F. S. Bpaldlng, of Erlo,
Pa. has been selectod to dollvor tho
principal address at the public meet-
DAILY EAST OREQONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9,
Ing
tonight, whon
"Tho Church'f
irst
Duty" wl
the principal sub
Joct of consideration,
CONVICT ROADS.
State Prisoners are to be Worked on
Roads In Valley Counties.
Governor Chnmborlaln called Conn
ty Judge Scott into n conCoronco o
day on tho proposed plan to build
state roads with convict labor, says
tho Salem Journal. Tho governor
expects to leave for Washington .
C Saturday nlcht Oil !1 tvr tru1
trip in tho Interest of the stnto lands
IJoforo ho goen ho desires to huvo
tho engineering work started, so that
upon his return, construction, under
tho Btnto law, can begin. He will
call Into consultation tho good
roads engineer of the State Agricul
tural College, who, with tho county
engineer nnd road-master, will bo al.
to dovlso a workable plan for build
ing '0. gravel roud rrom Snlom to tho
reform school this winter.
Governor Chamberlain believes r.
great deal ot work can bo done in
Bpito of tho rainy vcnthor, citing the
fact that farmers work and teamsters !
haul wood all winter long.
Jtulgo Scott leaves for tno Wash
lrgton good roads convention today,
and oxpects to bring nn experienced
government engineer bnck with him,
to give his suggestions as to tho uest ,
plans for construction with convict I
labor.
Wants a Milk Wagon.
Tho editor has boon requested to
urge tho need of tho establishment I
of a milk wagon in Goldcndnlo, says
tho Sentinel. Some of our fnrniers
living near town could make good
money off of n fow cowc by engaging
in this business. It would fill a long
felt want. We trust someone wisu
ing to make some money will in
vestigate this proposition.
Tho treatment nccorded the Seat
tie milk men by tho health author
ities Is not conducive to the Hpread
of the Industry In Washington.
Opal Mines, Sold.
Tho Idaho Opal mines on Sucker
creok, 20 miles south'w'est of Nnmpa
have beon sold by tho discoverers to
eastern parties for $8,Uuu. Some very
line opals have been found on this
ground, consisting of 20 claims. One
stone picked up on tho surface in
1897 sold for 53,000 In Nov,- York
City. Tills one is now In a Huston
collection and is considered the rttiust
opal ever discovered In the United
States.
Will Manufacture in Idaho.
The .1. I. Case Thrushlng .Machine
company of undue. Wis., lias filed
articles of Incorporation nt DoIbc
City, with a capital stock of $1,000,-
000, nnd has designated Moscow as
tho headquarters. This means that
mcso machines will ho manufac
tured in n branch factory somovhore
in Idaho.
Crooks Are Plentiful. ,
Siiokaue is infested with crooks.
fnlilrs. smooth tonsued. slick-nn-
gored gentry of all descriptions, and I
tho (lollco forco Is busy lteoiiing tho;
Innocents from tho country districts
out of tho clutches of these vnm
pires during fair week. A sucker and
crook is born ovory second, if one
should take tho record of tho coun
try fairs ns ovldence.
Special Edition.
The Spokane Presn which lias
grown from a small "penny presn"
or four pages, In one year, to a
buxom lass of largo proportions and
winsome ways, eight pages, and
wholo pages of advert. sing, too, will
Issue a 10,000 edition on Oct. 10. ns
p. county fair souvenir edition.
Caldwell Races Good.
Tho horse races at the Caldwell
fair aro sold to ho tho best over hold
In that section, and a revival of run
ning races is ono of the nest features.
For several years all races havo beon
In tho trotting class but tho running
races nro Incoming popular again.
Want the Pony Express.
Iioise City is to patitlon tho Short
I.lno to contlnuo running the Pony
Express train between thnt city and
Huntington. Diminishing traffic had
caused tho compnny to consider n
il'"-ontlnuatiun of it.
Parochial and Public Schools.
Tho Catholic church has 4.000 pa
rochial schools in tho United Stn'es,
with an attendnnco or about 1,000,000
students. Tho claim Is put forth that
"tho superiority or tho parochial
schools over tho nubile school, is be
coming more apparent every day."
Tho public schools havo an attend
anco or about 13,000,000. Tho Sontl
nol.
Building
Material
Of all Description
Sash, Doors & Windows
Made to order. Building
paper, lime, cement, brick
and sand, wood gutters for
barns and dwellings a spec
ialty, Oregon Lumber
Yard
Aha St, Opp. Court House ,
Sold
here,
there,
everywhere
EMPLOYERS TO ORGANIZE.
Great Progress Being Made by Antl-
Unions Movement.
Indianapolis, Oct. 9. D, M. Parry,
piealcinnt of the National Manufac
turers' Association, nnd tho chief pro
moter of the proposed Natlunal Asso
ciation of Kmployors, Is jubilant over
the outlook for the laid named organ
Ixntlon. lie Is ,lti dallv receipt of
coninniuicatlonH from nmnilnnit
innnufactuiorH and other large om I
ployers of labor throughout tho t-oun-'
try signifying their active sympathy
with tho movement and saying they I
intend to he present u tho eonven
tlon to bo held in Chicago two weeks
honre at which tho formation of the
association will he completed
Tho new association will embody
the views nnd Ideas expressed by .Mr ,
Parry in his annual address before
the New Orleans convKiitlon of the .
National Manufacturers' Association
It will begin a campaign of educa
tion i.iul have n defense fund lu fight
organized labor. It will have 100 or
ganizers in tho field to form suIihI
dary associations nnd will look after
legislation In Washington and In the
vnrioiis states. Mr. I'atry will prob
ably be chosen president nt the Chi
cngo convention.
Cheaper Postage to Cuba.
Washington, D. C, Oct. !). The new
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We have concluded not to carry over a single
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move.
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The Band is tht Smoktr'a Protection.
postal convention between the United
States ami Cuba went into effect to
day The etfeet is to place the mall
for Cuba under the same rates and
conditions as domestic mall. The
only difference Is that mall for Cuba
may be held up for fumigation or
other sanitary purposes. lASiters
most tie dispatched, even if they do
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