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PAKE TWO. DAILY EAST OUEGONIAN, PENDLETON. OREGON, TUESDAY, SEITEMIJER 20, 1001. E10H Not Made by a Trust 00" HI 1111 liinnn nnrn I ' ICPGSUll I Louisiana lt PBHVNlliP 9 Wl ' smooth and appeiUIng ourB nBroJ bot,le "' ' mountain pic- ylfPy' y ' .'"'BB keeps the butler fat equally H especial slRiilflcance to his own pot-- .v-.,;J' A'.' distributed. In contrast with sonullty 1 V .' i 1 f the cheap and I thin Imlta- M I do not know lu.w many people. U,V f r t itlons which alow the but. sB .1..- .' t ' : J Vl X uJlrhMHM, f0rm Louis dny-the biggest of the fair V ' ft It uns'Bhtly clods. 0 far uut they emlu,eil . ,.,.. I i? I ? ami throng tlint A t i If YOU ARE Kl'iiUiUX lAJUikinu 1'OH A njfjj I TItY THE "I'EOOY O'NEAL." OUAUANTEEI) ny TJ,E i INDEPENDENT 1 AN UFA d'UKEIt IN T1IE U. S. TO BEj LUTELY FULL HAVANA FILLER AND HAND-MADE, PEGGY O'NEAL 5c CIGAR A. G. HOWARD GENERAL NEWS. Mr. nnd Mrs. Jesse Sapp, of Holly, Ivy., were fatnlly Injured nnd their five children burned to death In n fire which destroyed their home. Within three days time one child In the family of llernard Sacks, of New York, broke Its leg, tinother died of pneumonia .nnd n third fell out of u window and broke its skull. The negro militia company of New Haven. Conn., returning from the Mauasses maneuvers,, were stoned by a Texas regiment. The Interference of regulars prevented a pitched bat tle. During the (Treat Hullfax fire three persons were killed, hut none by fire: A flremnn by being electrocuted by a broken wire; another fireman by a falling chimney, and .Miss Flora Kin by a fulling tree. In Connecticut u young girl picked ujt the end of a telegraph wire Hint had been broken by the storm. The wire was shorl-clrculted by an elec tric light wire three miles away, and the child waS instantly killed. Mnrcellus F. Oraupner. a grnduate of Harvard with an excellent record, is the "King of Hoboes." He is af flicted with wander lust nnd has beat en his way around the world once and a dozen times across the continent. Seven thousand workmen In the "model town" of Pullman. 111., have been discharged and told to remove their tools. The conditions and terms of the order of dismissal lead to the belief that the town will be practical ly abandoned. NO I tTI IWEST NEWS. Cloverdnlo. Or., September IS dedl ontd a .now Methodist Episcopal church. The Oregon Federation of Women's Clubs will meet nt Raker City on or about October IS. Tli electric light plant at Kalania Fall. Wash.ls nearly completed. It will cost S100.000. Spokane Is overrun with gamblers driven out of Portland and some of the smaller towns. k A complete new system of water works Is to be installed soon at the Chemawa Indian school. The hop crop around Independence, Or.. Is much lighter than was ex pected up to the time of the actual gathering. Joseph dribbles, an Oregon man. wus Monday last chosen grand Inside guard oNthe grand aorle of Eagles at Baltimore. Mrs. Jennie A. McCready. of Buffa lo, N. Y.. will erect a r.OO-room com bined hotel and restaurant on the Lewis and Clark fair grounds at Port land. A. O. Post, an old man living 15 miles west of Eugene, Or., hanged himself In his son's barn, September 18. No known motive except "tired of living." It is claimed that the expert exam ination of the books of ex-Hherlff Col bath at Salem, shows that he not only is not ."short." but that he Is entitled to some rebates. At Fernie, B. C, Parley P. Batt, a brakeman on his first run. tried to make a flying switch September 19. He lost his balance, fell under the wheels nnd was killed. Lee Toy. one of the wealthiest Chi nese merchants In the United StateB, Is under arrest at San Frunclsco. charged with importing Chinese wo men for Immoral purposes. soualtty I do not know how ninny people were out to the grounds yesterday St Louis day the biggest of the fair so far, but they eipiuled In number, uiul perhaps exceeded any throng that has ever attended the Pioneers' picnic at Weston. It costs me n pang to ad mit this, but I fear It's true. A mul titude was everywhere a human sea hurrying, surclmr. miwr nml mitiw And how they were gouged, if so unfortunate ns to be stirred by hunger! The problem of the hun dreds of fair caterers seems to be to ; serve as little as possible for the most j possible money. John I). Rockefeller with his inexhaustible bank account una a uyspepuc siomacu, might en dure this sort of thing for a week or two and have enough funds remain ing to buy a ham sandwich. But for the common herd It Is better and cheaper to take their lunch to the grounds. I do not mean that it Is necessary to spend much money to see the fnir alone, lt Is only essential to avoid the piratical eating houses at the grounds. Of course, there are .i I thousand and one souvenirs to buy if one permits himself to be inveigled. Likewise, the sideshows on the Pike nnd elsewhere, are numerous and un fortunate. But vou can miss the un und ee more in a day for the r.o Veifetnble Compound, and brought homo a bottle. It is the greatest cents admission than you have before i tuVsciiifr Vpr lmmirht to our homo. AVithiu ihreo moutlia I AVas a Weisslitz, preside man Womans' Club of Buffalo, N. Y., after doctoring for two years, was finally cured of her kidney trouble by the use of Lydia E Pinldiam's Vegetable Compound Of all the diseases known with which the fcmnle orpanism is nfllictcd, kidney disease is the most fatal. In fact, unless prompt and Correct treatment is applied, the weary patient seldom survives. Being fully aware of this, Mrs, rinkham, early in her career, jaro careful study to the subject, and in producing her preat remedy for woman's ills Lyrtlrt E, IMiikliuin's Vcgotnblo Compound made sure that it con tained the correct combination of herbs which was certain to coutrol that dreaded disease, -woman's kidney troubles. The Vegetable Compound acts in harmony with the laws that govern the entire female system, and while there are inauy so called remedies for kidney troubles, Lydiu E. l'llik lnim'.H Vegetable Compound hi the only one especially prepared for women. Read What Mrs. Weisslitz Says. "Deau 31ns. Tin-iciiam: For two years my life was simply a bur den, I suffered so with female troubles, and pams across my baek and loins. The doctor told me that I had kidney troubles and prescribed for me. For three months I took his medicines, but grew steadily worse. Jiy iiusuauu men auviseu mo to try .uyutti rmiiiiam s ELEPHONE MAIN 2811. 115 COUKT I PENDLETON, OHEGON. PLUMBING Ibc't of m hliip, in Ihcmselvc k-ffntiir vi' ll'.OO am fioml plumbing Is always the, cheapest. It has th lasting m, tics. It saves you repair bills. Always entrust your work to tlioron. reliable and coni)ctent plumbers. Our force Is niado up o( the 1 .xpcrlcnced workmen. Strict attention paid to sanitary fcatnttjl w orb. On your work. LET US GIVE YOU FIGURES Wc (pinto right prices and do only tho best m Goodman-Thompson Co, Telephone 811c HAItmVAKE AND PLTOII1ING. 013 Main Sum I PRIZE CONTEST FOR SCHOOL CHILDRI presJ changed woman. My nam had disappeared, my complexion hecamo lght, and myentiro system m good snape.' - -Miu. Paula perchance, In a lifetime. Personally I think It Is a better, as well as bigger fair than the one at Chicago. Differing from my dlstln- i guished colleague and fellow llterar.v ' craftsmen, the editor of the Cosmo- j polltan muimnine. 1 admire the ar- ehitectuml beauties of the buildings which he finds conimonplace-r-unil their artistic arrangement, forming magnificent plana. The illumination , ncm)US l could not slecp. i,ad hysteria and fainting siwlls, was tired Htnluhts Is grander than anything! V,"4,. i.,i i, ,v' 5., t: inffc D;,lo tlmr. T nnnlil Imnllv stand Aladdin could ever produce with his i If you are looking for wheat land or stock ranches, come aim o u , nf tho best proposi tions over offered for sale In Eastern Oregon. We nave jusi namu very dcslrablo city property at low prlccs.- E. T. WADE & SON, Office E. Q. Building. I t wonderful lamp. Yet. as I write, the fair is a Jumble to' me.' One cannot grasp detnlls. I can only remember the DeForrest tower. 301) feet high, from which wire less niesMUBes are sent, and from the top I viewed the grounds; the Uor war. the .Ferris whtel. the no foot giant of Alabama iron, the 5000 liorse power Bullock engine, and the Mexican band playing "La Palomit I am glad this band has been engaged for the Lewis and Clark exposition at Portland. It Is a favorite of mine. Playing at night near the great Illum inated cascades, with gondolas and steam launches constantly passing alxng the lagoon, the scene and music wore, alike enchanting to a country man. Ana the .Mexican music, wuu , Its Incomparable bass effects, has a I boundless fascination for me. Living rates in the city of St Louis are not excessive, considering the fact these aro fair times. Good rooms In decent localities may be had for i dollar a day. and excellent meals are served In the same or adjoining houses for 25 cents- At the restaur ants, all a la carte, one's Hunger may be satisfied for from 25 to 50 cents. While eminently respectable In most Instances, in certain quarters Ht. Louis appears to be notoriously wicked. Not In a secret sort of wuy, but wltn an open, uevil-may-cnre mronsinic Every man sees this but the police. Hut the visitor need only seek the flower beds, and not the noxious plants In the devil's garden. I made one Important discovery here. It Is that St. Louis barbers do not talk, save to say "Next!" and "Yes, sir," or "No, sir." I stumbled upon this In teresting fact by accident, und as I bought several shaves dally In order to verify It. I want the credit for tho discovery. You couldn't drag one of these dumb factotum Into conversation with a "lass rope." Another fact that struck me is the extreme patience of Ht. Louis street car conductors under great tribulation. They have awful crowds to hundle, nnd being .mostly composed of strangers, the crowds are awfully obtuse. I shall nevor for get tho look of Hllent disgust nnd hopeless exasperation on the face of one of' these conductors when I stop ped his car and asked If It was going to the fair grounds, knowing perfect ly well that It was headed in an oppo site direction. He gave me a civil an swer, but I am satisfied Unit he want ed to throttle me. We stopped a day In Salt Luke City, my friend Hlnkle and myself, and were accorded a cordial reception by distinguished Eagles und Irrlgatlon Ists there. By the way. ho Is a dele gate to the nutlonal norle of Bugles, at Baltimore, and I am a delegute to the Oreiron State Irrigation conven tion nt Ontario. Our program did not permit us to escape the hospitable nt- Innflnn of tllO CltV of SttllltB. WO were Hhown about tho town on an ob servation car. and I was sure lt was clear, mv eves bris Weisslitz, lio aeneca at., uunaio, js. x. Proof that Kidney Trouble tan be Cured by Lydia E. rintham's Vegetable Compound. "Peak 3Iks. Pinkuaji: I feel very thankfid to you for the good your jnedichio has done me- I had doctored for years and was steadily growing worse. I had trouble with mv kidneys, and two doctors told me I had lkight's disease : also had falling of the womb, and could not walk a block at a time. My back and head ached all tho time, and I was so nervous I could not sleep ; had hysteria and minting siwns, was ureu all the time, had such a pain in my left side that I could hardly stand at times without putting my foot on somctning. "I doctored with several good doctors, but they did not help me any. I took, in alL twelve bottles of Ijj iUa E. lMiiklmm's Vcgetnlile Com pound, five boxes of Liver Pills, and used threo packages of Sanative "Wash, and feel like a now woman, can eat and sleep well, do all my own work, and can walk two miles without feeling over tired. The doctors tell me that my kidnoys are all right now. I am so happy to bo well, and I feel that I owe it all to your medicine." Mits. Oi-al Strong, Dalton, Mass. Sirs. Pinlclmm invites nil sick women to tvrltc iter for ntlviee. She 1ms guided thousands to health. Address Lynn, Mass. FORFEIT If e oinnot forthwith produoo thoriiinl letters anil tignatureJOl fioVii ttit1nwnl'f. which will proyo their atxoluto ReniimeneM. """" ' Ljalit K..makham Medicine Co., Ljnn, ila. The contest consists of constructing the most liumcs of ( Idents from letters contained In this advertisement on Prescrtp-I Hons, using the letters which It contains not oftener than they! appear in the advertisement. PRESCRIPTIONS AS SCHMIDT FILLS THEM Every prescription that comes here Is filled from the purest drugs obtain able nnd carefully and skillfully com pounded Just as your doctor ordered lt. "Schmidt" mi a prescription Is like ".Sterling" on u piece of sliver. F. W. SCHMIDT LKADINO IHttJGGIST, Pt'iiillt'tou, Oregon. PRIZES $5000 First prize JC.0O; second prize J2.U0: fourth prize l-rt box candy; fifth prize. Come here and ask for contest Iilauk, It's free. third prize JUtll Vi-lb box candy. telling nil about lt- Fall Op ening Sale Wednesday, September 2 1 , Our Great Fall Opening and Special Sale Begins $'"3v000 Worth of new. fall nnd mIumt stock, cillcclnl from the uiarkutK of tlur world at H.vinl prices, for ttli buyers for the next ten days. Look up jour hiuiIh Cup the next six ntontliw; sev Unit inery member of your family fs fitted out from head to foot dining this bargain i:rtit, for the Mivlug here, is simply enormous. Till wilo will further proo to )ou tliu- Mixing you miller by trading nt tho strictly cush store. Tho stuee that buys and m.1Is for cash, and uixlerxills In oveiiy Instuucv. Kalo commences Wednenluy morning, Septumliei' 21 Iflj JUaji closes Satitnluy night, October I, THE FHIR AGENTS FOR McC ALL'S PATTERN8. The Standard of Endurance Our Guarantee Covers All Responsibility PHOENIX PURE PAINT TAKE NO ONE'S WORD-TRY IT YOURSELF E. I. MURPHY 1 2 1 Cot t Street "KNOCKED THE STUFFING ' OP IT." and broke lt Into splinter, taxi , v, nf vour carriM 1 It.ivas, run, Into by sometMMJ "there. Is balm n Qllcad, ' or wn pleasure In knowing mm i you enn have It made as good we uo an kiiiuo m ":mij , . vi set tires t...m .. lt CC nyurauuc presume, , v aoes it wniie you wun. -- jiji or deface your wheels anfl the life of the rig. i winnna w hacks and buggies, and Stover line engines. NEAQLE BROTHERS' Tlio Blacksmiths. COA J,KT US PILL VOWB BIN WITH Rock Spring Recognized as the and most economical i Wo are prepared to c truct with you for " winter's supply. liver coal or wood to " part of the city. Cloi W'c'p hIici JlcnV round Ale S TH P tilt A I rata rntxi IU1DIV Laatz Bros. an ovorslght that wo had to pay fare. Also the great Mormon buildings MAIN STKEET. NEAlt " (Continued on page 8.)