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DAILY EAST OltECONIAX, PENDLETON', OKEGOy, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1001. J"
PERSONAL MENTION ,
MOTHKKIIOOD n the reward nature
bestows upon liml thy womanhood.
Women whose vital it)' has lieen sapped
J
by disease cannot safely givo birth to chil
dren. In pregnancy ami in childbirth weak
ness of the mother is revealed in the pain
and acony she suffers.
This preat medicine drives out every ves
ture of inflammation and weakness, and
uives tone and strength to the delicate or-
r. i : .1 .. it:.. ..l.il.l MM ..t
faus which maun l- mu tiinu. inn juiun ui
pregnane)' are banished by Wine of Cardui, and mis
carriages, which blast so many fond mother's hopes,
are tirevented. I'loodiiic. which so often occurs after
Ichildbirth, is corrected when Wine of Curilui is used during prepnancy.
; Wine of Cardui babies arc healthy babies, because, during the
months of pregnancy, the mother is able to iive them necessary utility
uu stroii jit n .
With these facts presented to American women no expectant
olhnr should lie aatisfii'd without the re-iiiforcement that Wine of Cardui
rwill give her Every mother should be able to treat herself in her home
witu tuis valuable medicine.
Wine of Cardui can be secured from any druggist at fcl.OOabottle.
Polycarp, M. C. .Ian. 11. 19Ui!.
I am the mother of seven children and while in pregnancy with the
(first six suffered untold misery until they were born. One month before the
Boventh was born I bemui to take a bottle of Wine of Cardui, which gave me
fcrelief after taking three doses. I used the remainder of the bottle until the
tnrth ol thechild.aud was stouter in tliree imys utter mo uirtu man i was in
i month uftcr the birth of either ot tlie lirst six. I am ) years old.
JIHS. V. ElilZAHKTH STAKr'UKU.
WINE CARDUI
ITY BREVITIES
tailor. Get Sunny.
.Knox lints, noosovelt's.
j fruit daily nt Martin's.
iSiBOliadles' Gloria shoes at Rooso
t'sj, )ouglas and Ilnnun shoes nt Roos-
tt's;
cocroam and soda every day at
jDelti-
s"ewhats, all the latest styles, see
at'Toutseh's.
fEiiBllHli Ilond" and "Victoria
tablets. Nolf's.
ery latest In brown and blue
st arrived. Toutsoh's.
out sale of all summer mil-
Mrs, Rose Campbell's.
ts get satisfaction at How-
Inieily Rees' cigar stove.
e cook wants a Job. Wages
south Address P. O. box 31.
But Suite of rooms In East
building Inquire at of
Oeorgo restaurant, open
knight Jlrs. Cooper, proprl-
crge bats, the luteal. Just
at Teutsch's depiii'tuiuiit
four clothes cleaned and
it Joerger's. 120 West Court
lent- Good room with bath.
ks from Main street. Inquire
I' office.
ill Competent woman to do
housework. Good wages. Ap-
Jackson street.
our dlnnerwure not full sets.
price with cash purchase of
and glassware and lump.
Bit lamp free. See window
jC. Ilohrman.
le A modern 7-rooin house
h and improvements; two
.lawn and trees, in good res-
rtloii, very desirable home.
HI . i.i.,.., r 1
, nut- I'.iint I'Kl'lllull.
rant, a Helix wheat raiser,
fyn today, He and his son
rbjaJhls year raised U40 ueres of
"atjpjftlch yielded between 3C anil
fauawt ',er are ani1 a" f exco1"
Get Sunny. U C Itader.
Cash registers at WIthee's.
I'lano for rent; Inquire at this of
fice. For Kent Houses with or without
barns. Rlhorn & Nowlln.
Lee Iloyd was sentenced to three
duys In jail for drunkenness today.
For Kent New "room house;
bath, toilet, dumb waiter; strictly
modern. Apply C01 Gnrfleld street.
A telephone Hue CO miles In length
Is now under construction from Vale,
vlu Alulheur city, to Dell, all In Mal
heur county.
For Sale Furniture of eight-room
house. House for rout. Apply at
ill, Thompson street between C und
7 In the evening.
X ::
I To Fo Wo I j
XKW GOODS.
J. II. Tomllnson, ot Umatilla, Is In
the city on business todny.
Miss Henrietta La Paul has been
signed to tench school nt Saxe sta
tion. Clark 12. Xelson, manager of the
Weston brick yard, was In Pendleton
last night on business.
J. H. Tomllnson, ot Umatilla, left
this evening for a two weeks', busi
ness trip to Chicago.
Dr. Snblna Leach left this morning
for Athena to call on her patients at
that plnce and in that vicinity.
M. M. Owen, of Portland, is In the
city on a brief visit to his son, A, J.
Owen, of South Thompson street.
Louis Sutherland, of Walla Walla,
was In Pendleton last night on his
way home from a trip to Hot Lake.
Mrs. Lynn K. Blakesleo and son
Harold returned this morning from,
a visit to Dr. Blakeslee's parents nt
Union.
Ed Fear, who has been visiting In
Pendleton for the past five months,
departs tonight for Denver, his old
home.
George Hartman, Jr., and -wife,
lenve this evening for an extended
visit to the East, Including the St.
Louis fair.
F. A. Anderson, of Iron Springs,
Idaho, Is lu town. He has been pros
pecting at various points In the
county nnd may return.
L. O. Hllss, ot lone Falls, La., and
F. E. Bliss, of Jennings, La., are In
Pendleton visiting Miss Llna Dlbell,
their cousin and niece.
Ernie WInans, of Walla Wnlla, who
has been employed nt the Hot Lake
sanitarium, wus hi Pendleton last
night on Ills way home.
Martin Anderson, the conductor,
bus recovered sufficiently to be able
to go on his runs regularly, and Is
rapidly regaining his strength.
The following persons are taking
examinations for permits to teach in
this county: Miss Adelle Mulkey. E.
G. Murguson, Orren Henty and Jonas
I). Jorstnd.
Rev. and Mrs. W. S. Holt left this
mornhlg for Elgin, where Rev. Holt
preaches tomorrow before going to
Wallowa to attend the Eastern Ore
gon presbytery.
OX THE liAUEIj IS "A SMALL THIXG TO LOOK FOR; A RIG
THINK TO FIND." EVERY GAKMHNT THAT WE SELL TO A MAX,
WO.MAX OR CHILD IS "RIGHT," AXD REMIND EVERY ONI3 OUR
GUARANTEE THAT THEY
FIT RIGHT
LOOK RIGHT
WEAR RIGHT
PRICED RIGHT
THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE
WHERE IT PAXS TO TRADE
The CHURCHES
ltd 1
I Hay. who has been the guest of the
h'llwml to Our New Store Misses Hawks, went to Echo this
Wulcli lor Our Opening. I morning, where she will visit for a
The now goods nit; now being de- j few days before returning home,
llvered from the depot to.our new i Mr. and Mrs. George Casey, of
I-,,,... il, himI Church Services
Miss Florence Atkinson, of l"'"os j sundny as follows- Sunday school 1
quarters.
Drnyload after drayload of bright,
fresh, new goods Is being delivered
to us, and the shelves nnd tables are
being loaded down with the most se
lect goods to be had. We have exer
cised great care in making our se
lections and nothing but the very lat
est, newest and most fashionable
gents' suits, overcoats and furnishing
goods have been purchused.
It Is not necessary for you to send
away for your suit or overcoat In or
der to get the correct Ideas.
come to us.
Walla Walla, returned home this
morning. They have been visiting at
Hot Lake. ' Mr. Casey Is n member
of the Walla Walla police force.
D. May went to Athena this morn
ing. He states that the first story of
the new fraternities building will be
completed by next Monday evening,
work upon which began last Tuesday.
In the Furnish Vurcliiiie.
There are now stored In the Furn-
JllNt I Ish warehouse between 10,000 and
i 1 1,000 sacks ot wheat, the capacity
We want you to wear your fall suit of the building being 30.000 and 36.
or overcoat from our store. We UU0 sacks. Fred Taylor, the local
want your service In advertising our niaiiager, states that the greatest
goods. Every suit or overcoat wo i number of sacks handled by this
sell will advertise for us as the wear- house ill one yeur was about ISS'7.
ers will be so well pleased that they when SO.OOii sacks went through It
tell where they got them. j from the beginning to the end ot the
All we usk is the privilege of show- season,
lug you. Our goods will do the rest. ! -
SULLIVA.V & UOXD. 1
A few mote days of the removal
sale.
City Employs Direct.
The repairs now being made on
the lower part of the levee will cost
the city approximately $200, and are
being made under the direct super
vision of Street Commissioner Brown,
who hires the labor done nnd the
city pays for It direct. It Is not a
contract Job.
Quality, not (Jauntily.
ich. Repairing
.your watch or clock
fipulrlng? Is time an lm
'factor to you?
run the risk of having
Imeplece' ruined. Bring
reasonable
Itarantcod.
and all
fNZIKER :
Iprotrrosslvo Jowoler.
L72G Main Street. t
n 10 o'clock; morning worship nnd
preaching at 11. subject of service.
"The Responsibility ot Christian
Stewardship." Young people's serv
ice in the evening at 7 o'clock, follow
ed by an address on "Heaven." A
cordial welcome to nil. Jonathan
Edwards, pastor.
WiM Kml Cliapi'l Corner West
Webb and Maple streets. Sunday
school at 3 p. in. All Invited. Jona
than Edwards, superintendent.
o
I'l-osbycerlnn Church Morning
worship' at 11. Sermon: "The Value
of a Christian Life us an Example,
as an Experience." Bible school at
10 a. in. Young People's meeting nt
7 p. in. Evening worship at 8. This
will be a special praise service. The
familiar gospel song. "The Ninety and
Xlne," furnishes the theme of the
service. Other familiar gospel songs
and responsive exercises are grouped
about this so as to form, with a
short sermon, a progressive and uni
fied service In which nil may Join.
W. L. Vim Xuys, pastor.
o
I'liuU Hn-lncs In IJinutllla. Method!-! EpNii.pal Church
II. T. Booth, general agent of the Regular services will be resumed In
Pacific Mutual Life Insurance com- tl,M church as follows: Sunday
puny, returned Wednesday evening HChool, 10 u. in., A. J. Owen superln
I'ro ma several days' business trip teiulent. Sermon, 11 a. m. Class
through the fanning communities of i meeting. 12:15 p. in.. Rev. G. W.
Fmatllla futility. The wheat raisers, Kjyi leader. Junior League. 9 p.
he reports are on a high wave of t m Epworth League. (1:30 p. in.
piosperlty this year. Hitker l-ZveuliiK sierition 7:30 p. m. Midweek
j prayer meeting Thursday. 7:30 p. in.
A cordial Invitation Is extended to
all services. Robert Warner, pastor
this o
!,. M, E. Cliiiirli, South The regular
sence In the Nome mining district. He service of tlie new couiereiice eai
went north with Wesley Matlock and "in De opened tomorrow iiiouhmk
imiiv. Tin. 1111111111.' season In Nome anil eeiung. me
li.i Iw.mii letaided bv div wenther. 1 friends are Invited to be present
Herald.
Retiii'iutl From Xome.
Will Sturgls returned home
morning after a tliree months'
members
l,,,i i. wni-M it will be' ii tioor vear In The pastor Is returned for another
the north.' -vt'al' und hopes und prays for a liar-
J ' moiilous and prosperous year.
Will (ill. a "Shower." pli rlll.,sc,lllw.,1Hulll,u.
A miscellaneous shower will be . phol .J:4ri IU ,.. preaching, 11 a.
given In honor ot Miss Edith Isaacs. m (flfth MeI.t.M "Revelation.")
on Friday evening, September 10, at ' , .hl.sllm Kdeavor, C:3D p. in.; eve
the residence ot Mr. nnd Mrs. F. S. uhl(, Ht,rvlce, 7;3o: sermon, subject,
i ouuger. "A Glimpse Into the Future." Spe-
' clal music. 'Prayer meeting and
ilillilreii'H Wi-lulil. choir practice, Wednesduy evening.
Some curious experiments have been Everybody Invited to attend. X. II.
I innde at one of the royal philanthropic Brooks, pastor,
j Institution In Copenhagen. For some "
years buck the seventy boys und girls ItuptM Church The usual serv
In the place have been carefully weighed ! Ices will begin tomorrow at this
! m-nrv rim- lii uroims of fifteen and tin- ! church. The vacation time Is gone;
der. Thereby It Is proved Unit the dill- !''' "l)e" ove'- let us now r,ic"
dreu gain weight mostly In !, the opportunities which the Lord has
I 0 tni fi ltd nn-t'rt' tIAi itriutfir
will begin a series of sermons on
chool Books
School Supplies of
All Descriptions
Xo matter what school jour children ntteml ui: hai; tho cor
rect hooks ami tablets.
Wo carry oicrytlilng In school hooks anil supplies. Our stock
Is (lie best und prices tho lowest.
Parents need have no hesitancy In -ending their children to our
-lore for books, as they will rucclxo as ciii-cfiil attention anil ho
Klwii the same fair treatment us If jou ciillcil In person.
Old school books received In exchange or for cash.
FRAZIER'S
Book and Stationery Store
OREGON
STATE FAIR
Fine.
Blxley There's a town In
called "Heaven."
Dlxley That's nothing. There's a i
town In China where the people don't
have to pay taxes.
and lu the early part of December.
From that time till the end of April
, I !..,.....,... I.. .....I.. 1. 1
mere is numi-ei; uu; luunw ............ , mmii,1B. ,., Ih ILmiw.
More reiinii-kable still, there Is u illinl-
Asla i nutlon til! the end of summer.
"The Christian Hand," speaking lu
The
LOG CABIN
ICE CREAM
PIKMi's famous Ico Crcnni can ngnlii bo obtained at tho old
.'Log Cabin soda fouiituhi.
kT7PP"PTVrC The Popular Price
rJLrri3 nWTT QTnDR
A. O. 1COEPPEX & BROTHERS.
lluluii C'liulee,
Tom I've heeu bklUeu to he"" 'eil
ding, but I'm not going.
Dick Hut your absence will surely
bo noticed. Do you think you can af
ford that?
Tom Well, when you can't afford to
have your preseuts noticed your ab
sence Is Imperative. Philadelphia Press.
Closed Hand." Miss Mityleue Fraker
has been selected as chorister In
charge of the church music. Sunday
evening the service will begin ut 7:30
p. m. Let till Baptists bo loyal as all
Baptists should. Strangers ure cor
dially Invited. Q. L .Hall.
Where It Should llrtrlu.
"But why do you have your hero
' marry lu the first chapter?" they asked
"Because,',' replied the author, "it ha'
nlways seemed absurd to me to end i
novel Just whero u niun's troubles real
ly begin. That's where you should be
gin the story." Chicago Post,
When n man tells you that all wom
en are delusions nnd snares, it's dough
nuts to fudge he has been snared by a
delusion. -Cooking Club,
O I teitlfy
"Absence does make tb' heart grow
T fonder, us th' summer widower o'n
Real Estuto Transfers.
Daniel J. Kirk and wife have trans
ferred to Hey Winn 310 acres of laud
near Weston, the consideration being
$10,000.
J. L. VAUGHN
EIjECTHICIAX.
Prompt attention given and nil
uork executeil projiorly.
Electrical .Supplies of alt kinds.
OFFICE 121 West Court St.
(Tribune Building.)
MERRILL TYPEWRITER CO.. So. 7 Poit St.,
Spokane, Gen.Agt.OENS MORE TYPEWRITER I
I Supplies ... Iteming ... tiperi nepainng i
44th Annual Exhibit
Salem, Oregon
September 12 to 17, 1904
GOOD ATTRACTIONS, 8PLENDID RACING, BEST OF
BAND MU8IC, $10,000 IN PREMIUM-, MAGNIFICENT STOCK
SHOW, A FINE CAMP GROUND WITH ROOM FOR ALL,
FRE8H WATER PIPED INTO THE GROUND, PLENTY OF
SHADE, GOOD 8TREET CAR 8ERVICE AND LOT8 OF EN.
TERTAINMENT AND EDUCATION FOR EVERYBODY.
NO EFFORT8 HAVE BEEN SPARED TO MAKE THI8
YEAR'8 l-'AIR 8URPA88 ALL PREVIOUS EXHIBIT8.
TAKE A WEEK OFF AND ENJOY THE EVENT OF THE
YEAR.
B. F. BECK
Sanitary Plumber
807 Cottonwood Street
Tho East Orcgoulaii Is Eastern Oregon's representative paper.
It leads and tho people appreciate It anil show It by their liberal
patronage. It Is the advertising medium ot this section.
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