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TAGE TWO. DAILY EAST OREGONTAJf, PENDLETON, OREGON', THURSDAY, SEPTEMIlEIt 22, 1001. N V 'V : M Correct Clothes for Men ETTER late than never." II you've been paying sky-high prices for ex clusive custom tailoring to get copjiuht nM,A.n.c. away from old rcady-mades, now's the time to repent and boom your bank account. This label TOURISTS COMING rORTIXD EXPECTS TO GET ,000 TJI1S MONTH, pd)enjamin&(9 MAKERS & NEW YORK Deduced llntcs Prom the East DrliiR Carloads of Anxious Ilomescokurs to the Coast Travel This Fall Thought to Eqimt the Mut Busy Period of Lust Year TiiiirlUs Visit V,ery Point on the Coast Many Coming to Settle. U on clothes that differ from fine custom-made only in price; but this price-difference makes all the difference in the world to you, and to us; more to you, the wearer. Equal to fine custom-made in all but price The makers' guarantee, and ours, with every garment We art Exclusive Distributors in this city. The Peoples Warehouse The Leading Clothiers PENDLETON, OREGON GENEILVL NEWS. The Jeffrles-Munroe fight In San Francisco, so thoroughly disgusted the sport-loving populace that prize fighting Is now under the ban and future fights will probably be pre vented by the police. The Imports from the United States into Cuba, increased but three per cent in the past year, while those from England, Germany, Spain and France Increased from S to 28 per cent In the same period. Thomas II. Tibbies, populist notnl nee for vice president, has issued his letter of acceptance. In which lie ex presses strong hopes thnt the popu list party will soon become the lead ing party In the nation. An unknown driver of a cab ran down and seriously Injured a 6-year-old girl in Chicago Wednesday, and was immediately attacked by a mob of 500 people, who witnessed his care less act. He escaped by running his team for two miles. To prevent unhappy and discon tented families In army circles, Major General Corbln has recommended that no army officer be nllowed to wed until lie has secured permission from the war department and has made ample showing that his Income Is sufficient to support n family. ine colonist rates from eastern j points to Oregon nnd Washington that went into effect September 15 will continue one month, nnd during this itime it is expected that n large in crease will be made to the permanent Population of the Pacific Northwest says the Oregon Dally Journal. I Tile first of the lnimlcrrmita nrn iintv arriving, and scattering Into the vari ous rural sections of the state. The Oregon Railroad & Navigation com pnny has received notice of a special tourist carload of people that left Chicago Saturday for Oregon points. It is estimated by railway men that ! the travel Into this state during the I month will equal that of a similar period last year, when about 3000 people were brought into the Pacific Northwest, nnd most of whom settled here, or are now preparing to come and remain permanently. It frequently occurs that the man who comes and visits Oregon this year cannot come nt once to reside here, but lie goes back to his Middle West home and takes a year to dispose of ills property and the following year's colonist excursion brings him here to become n permanent resident. The tickets have destinations rang ing all the wny from Spokane, Seat tle and Portland to San Francisco and Los Angeles, but there Is no fear that Oregon will not get more than her portion of the homeseekers. NORTHWEST NEWS. Oregon populists have filed certifi cates of nomination of an electoral ticket. The Southern' Oregon District Fair opened at Eugene Tuesday with a large attendance. Alaskan natives have found what Is alleged to be 100 pounds of amber gris, valued at $64,000. The cells in the old county Jail at Union are being placed In the new court house at La Grande. The photographers of the North--west are now In session at Tacoma, for a three days' meeting. The Boise baseball league team has won the pennant and $1000 prize for the champlorishlp of the Northwest. Three months suspension is prom ised al( University of Oregon students who participate in hazing new stu dents. James Inman, of Looking Glass, Or,, has announced that he Is a can didate for president of the United States. Portland High School was dismiss ed Wednesday because of cold weath er, the heating plant not having been placed in order for the winter yet. A .Portland flour mill has Just re ceived an order for 10 carloads of flour from 'Boston, this being the first order of the kind ever received in Portland. Thirty-five Oregon nnd Washing ton people who have been duped by John Alexander Dowle, have deserted him and left Zlon City for their form er homes. Temporary insanity is the plea of Mrs. Jeannette Harris, of North Yak ima, uccused of murdering her infant grandchild at Spokane, about four months ago. Seats for 3300 people will be pre pared in the Armory at Portland to accommodate the audience that ex pects to hear Senator Fairbanks' speech on October 1. "Whitman College has purchased a pipe organ costing $12,000, for Me morial Hall. It contains 2080 pipes nnd was built by an uncle of Presi dent Roosevelt in 1883. If you are looking for wheat land or stock ranches, como and see us. We have some of the best proposi tions ever offered for sale In Eastern Oregon. We have Just listed some very desirable city property nt low prices. E. T. WADE & SON, Office E. O. Building. THREE NIGHTS OF SHOWS. Sutton lU'pertolif Company Coming to the Frnzer. Commencing Monday evening, Sep tember 26, the Sutton company, head ed by the popular little soubrett, Miss Lulu Sutton, under the management of Frank Bates, will appear at the Frazer opera house for an engage ment of three nights at popular prices. 10. 20 and 30 cents. Change of play nightly. The Baker City Dem ocrat thus speaks, of the company: "The Sutton company played "A Ilulned Life" last night. It Is a good piece and was presented in very good style. There are some very clever people In the company, and we have been paying four and six bits to see worse shows than 'A Ruined Life.' " LOU1IDES MIRACLE. Wonderful Cure of a Consumptive Re ported From France. Paris, Sept. 22. All Paris Is mik ing of the latest Lourdes miracle. For six mouths Marie Madeleine Glaser, aged 19, has been slowly dying of con sumption. Doctors agreed that her ease was hopeless, and forbade the patient to go to Lourdes. However, she defied the physicians, and went. On her arrival she was completely immersed in the bath. A violent crisis immediately follow ed the contact with the cold water. Tlie doctor declared that deatli was at hand, and one of the fathers ad ministered the last sacrament. But Marie faintly requested to be immers ed again, and was dipped four times. Later, perceptibly better, she was brought back to Paris, and was car ried to the church of Notre Dame des Victories for the closing ceremony of the national pilgrimage. During the benediction she sudden ly rose, those beside her remarking that her face seemed transfigured, and becan singing a hymn. Then she was gently led out of doors. All the fever had gone. She was In no pain, anu when she got home she ate and drank and seemed as happy as If she had never been III lit her life. HOTEIi ARRIVALS. Tho St. George. H. G. Covell, Cleveland. E. A. Kllppel, Portland. Carl Uurcherd, city. C. Mead, Portland. L. D. Hay, Seattle. I. Uoodfrieud, New York. C. H. Wurtenburger, Portland. William Grant and wife, oUlse. Miss Davenport, Boise. C. A. Beagles, Portland. Miss Mella White, Portland. H. Swetlnnd, Portland. J. A. Allison, Portland. F. J. Gardner, Portland. Charles Warner, Portland. J. W. Flennlng, Portland. Mrs. F. R. Gooding, Shoshone. A. Granger, Dayton. B. Lltchleg, San Francisco. T. H. Purdy, Chicago. George M. Hylaud, Portland. E. Fitzgerald, New York. C. M. Hutchinson, New York. R. B. Wilson, Portland. George Baker, Portland. W. J. Healey, Portland. James A. Scott, Athena. M. J. Scott, Athenn. N. A. Scott, Athena. Howard Evans, Milton. B. G. Pitt, Butte. J. H. Nickerson, Centralla. II. Conuell, Umatilla. W. H. Richardson, Dayton. The Bickers. J. H. Hhjes, Spokane. Anna Camps, Milton. Mella White, Portland. R. Alexander, city. Roy Alexander, city. A. J. Hall, Spokane. O. D. Rtnker, Spokane. Luther Dlzney, Warm Springs. William J. Moore, Spokane. S. L. Tufts, city. D. B. J5eh, Walla Walla. W. E. Constlne, North Yakima. H. H. Cumnilngs, Mt. Vernon. J. L. Archibald and wife, Albany. W. R. Reborn, Walla Walla. Carl Kupers, Helix. Frank McCabe, Heppner. Mr. Warnock and wife, city. D. C. Smith and family, Winnebago City. Miss Leila Jellison, Sumpter. George V. Rude, Boise. John Ferger, Garfield. James Campbell. G. M. Hayes, Huron. H. R. Ocheltree, Hatton. A. L. Greenstreet, Idaho. Hugh Scott, Idaho. Tho Pendleton. Frank McFarland, Portland. T. G. Hulley, city. B. F. Slnshelmer, Portland. F. Porter, Wardner. J. AV. Sawyer, Walla Walla. W. H. Garrett, Portlnnd. Charles F .Maxwell, Boston. Fred S. Rogers, Portland. It. B. May, Walla Walla. William W. Adams, Butte. F. J. Parker. Walla Walla. Mrs. W. B. Hamilton. Walla Walla E. Bragdoiu Portland. J. R. Flemmll, Indianapolis. H. W. Cameron, Spokane. Charles Nussei;, Portland. F. H. Bolter and wife, Roseburg. M. C. Wade, StarbucR. S. S. Butler, Starbuck. William Maher, Portland. C. M. Smith, Portland. Harry Donley. Starbuck. COMING EVENTS. Snntember 20-22 Oregon Wool- growers' Association, Shanlko. October 3-9 Spokane Interstate fair. October 10-1C Walla Walla coun ty fair. 1 October 18-27 Oregon W. C. T. U. state convention, Portland. October 19- 20 and 21 Inland Em pire Teachers' Association, Pendleton. October 25-29 Trans-MlsslsslppI Congress, St. Louis. November 15-18 National Irriga tion Association, El Paso, Texas. Blankets Washed. Commencing September first, blan kets will be washed at the Pendleton Woolen Mills, at the following prices: White blankets, $1.00 per pair. Colored blankets, 75o per pair. Indian robes, 60c each. Blankets and robes must be deliv ered and called for by owners, and paid for upon delivery. CIIAS. J. FERGUSON, Lessee. Notice to Contractors. Sealed proposals will bo received at the office of the undersigned until Saturday, September 24, at 7 p. m., 1904, for tho orectlon and completion of a frame residence with stone foun dation, for N. Humphreys, according to tho plans and specifications now on file in my office, room 12, in Judd building. C. E. TROUTMAN, Architect. The 4-year-old daughter of Mrs. Klnley, of Port Washington, Long Island, wandered out onto quicksands nnd was swallowed up before her mother's eyes, she being powerless to save tho child. The mother is now a raving maniac. What Is Life? In the last analysis, nobody knows, but we do know that It Is under strict law. Abuse that law even iiichtiv. naln results. Irregular liv ing means derangement of the or- uns. resulting In Constipation, Head ache or Liver Trouble. Dr. King's New Life Pills quickly readjust this. It's gentle, yet thorough, only 2&c at Tallman & Co.'s drug store. Attention Sheepmen. Range to lease and can locate some good range and water. Address Box 44, La Grande. Ore. There are 159,985 men employed In Pennsylvania digging anthracite coal. MEN ARE POWERLESS To FIsM Aicnlmt ntarnae TJnIe They Strike at tUe Vnderlytax Caune. To treat Dandruff, and Falling Hair, with Irritants or oils on which a para sitic germ will prosper. Is like scooping w.itpr from the ocean to prevent the ltd". from rising. You cannot accomplish a satisfactory cure without having a right understand ing of the fundamental causes of tho trouble. You must kill tha Dandruff Germ. Newbro'a llerplcide does this because it Is specially made to do that very thing. When the germ Is removed, tho hair has no choice but to resume healthy growth and beauty. "Destroy the cause, you remove trie S5d by leading drutwlats. Send lttc. tn stamps for sample to The Jlerplclde Co., Detroit, Mlcl F. W. Sclmldt & Co., special agents. ............. . ...... - ..A.AttAmttAtoataaattM HA .. . . Fall Opening Sol Wednesday, September 2 1 , Our Great Fall Opening and Special Sale Begins rtli of new fall and wlnlcr stock, collected from tho markets of the vorlilat( S25.000 Worth of new fall and wlnler stock, collected from tho markets of the uoria at ... ,. r... ti... ,.,.v, ,,.n iinvd. I.iwil.- tm Minr YniitH for tho next lv ......... ril.-9, 11,1- 11ISII 1IIIJ1.13 . ....... . .'lulling. MWl . . . , ....... .1 .. .1.1.. t ... 1 every member of uur family is fitted out irom iicnii 10 nu uiib - uurgmii event, for tim . hero Is simply enormous. This sale will further proie to jou tho saving you innko by tnullng strlcllv cash store. The store that buys and sells for cash, and undersells in every Instance. ' Sale commences WedneMlny morning, September 21 10 days closes Saturday nlsiltl OctotJ THE FHIR AGENTS FOR McCALL'S PATTERNS. The Standard of Endurance Our Guarantee Covers AH Responsibility PHOENIX PURE PAIN I Tlne rn- TAKE NO ONE'S WORD-TRY IT YOURSELF E. J. MURPHY 121 Court Street I SI If you nro interested In Oil Pain tins, us- ur "no ,s complete. ACADEMY IIOAHDS STKETCI IEI IS imUSHES AltTISTS' SAI1LES IlIiENDEItS 8ICY JJIIUSIU3S J'IiAQUE8 TUBE COLOHS Wo imiko a sicclalty of fram ing pictures. Newest stock of frames. c. C. SHARP Opera House Block. 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. 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" on n piece of sliver. F. W. SCHMIDT LEADING DltUGGrST, Pendleton, Oregon. PRIZES First prize $5.00; second prize $2.00; third prize $1.00: fourth prize 1-lb box candy; fifth prize, -lb box candy. Come here and ask for contest blank, telling nil about It it's free. B. F. BECK Sanitary Plumber 807 Cottonwood Street Heating and Cook Stoves and Steel Ranges i LET US SUPPLY YOU XVVVtt A NEW STOVE AT OUK MONEY SAVEU'S PHICES. WE MAKE KVEHY STOVE IX OUK STOKE A 11AUGAI.V. SEE US IIEPOUE YOU HCY A STOVE. V. STROBLE 2X0 Court Street Refreshing and Healthful Tho City Droucry Ilottled .Peer. The greatest summer drink. It goes right to tho spot. Always have this superior beer in your homo. It gives youth and vigor to your tired system. Physicians recommend beer that Id pure. City Browery Bottlo Beer Is always good and always the same. It Is made In Pendleton and not, subject to changes of temperature in being shipped. Put up In quarts, pints and half pints, and delivered in any quantity desired. Bottling Works telephone 1771. Residence telephone 1831. COAL M2T US FILL YOUH BIN WITH Rock Spring Coal Recognized as the best nnd most economical fuel. We are prepared to con tract 'with you for your winter's supply. AVe de liver coal or wood to any part of the city. Laatz Bros. MAIN STItEET. NEAJt DEPOT. KOIt SALE AT A DAROAIN TIIB TKOP. erty at 7ID Garden street; bouse with pantry, bath, cellar, hot and cold water. Call 00 Cbarles Dera.ueat, 71S Qardea St. The Columbia Lodging House Well ventilated, neat and col fortable rooms, good bedi 1 In connection, where the goods are served. Main street, center of block, b tween Alta and Webb streeuJ F. X. SCHEMPP I PKOPIUETOIl. "KNOCKED THE STUITISO OP IT." and broke It into splinters. mV' been the fate of your carriage ' 1. in,n i,v Biimetnins. lb nua sun in." j "there is balm in Gllead." or tnej pleasuro in knowing that ' you can have It made as good orrinira repM t e uo uu jtuiuB ui , nifnl 1 and blacksmlthlng In a "lul superior manner, we sei .... ,. ...... ,! It ....It. An HOI uoea 11 Willie you wm " " or deface your wheels and aM tne lire or tne rig. w work. We have Winona hacks and buggies, ana oiu line engines. N EAGLE BHOT1IEBS, Tho Blacksmii'1 1 Positively the Best W' made. Any quantity you "' Delivered to your hoI,e Always call for QlXW A. N0LTE Telephone Slain 891. n AR lotWog a ,11 the f" ,crc I" ' , word, ' ,lt on?1'1 In. A"-"01 L n' all Btcrs am lexs THl rHEB