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LETTER FROM FAIR
W. P. TEMPLE'S PARTV
ENJOYING THE SIGHTS
GEXERAL NEWS.
Two Denver firemen are dead from
poisonous fumes encountered in a
burning building.
An armistice has been agreed upon
hi the Uruguayan rebellion and it Is
thought peace Is at hand .
Alva A. Adams, of Pueblo, has been
nominated for governor of Colorado
for the third time, by the democrats.
General Frederick D. Grant, of the
United States army, recommends long
terms at hard labor for deserting sol
diers. Sis are now known to be dead
from the dynamite explosion on an
electric car at Melrose, Mass., Thurs
day morning.
Mrs. Richard Mansfield, wife of the
actor, was seriously Injured Thursday
at Xew London, Conn., by being
thrown from a horse.
The Xew York republicans are said
to be short of funds for the state
campaign and the national commit
tee will be asked for a supply.
"Buffalo Bill" has withdrawn the
divorce suit against his wife. He Is
said to have become Infatuated with
a young actress with his shows.
Three hundred dredge laborers on
the government work at Boston, have
been ordered to strike because the
government failed to grant an in
crease of wages.
, Secretary of the Xavy Paul Morton
lias asked for bids on two protected
cruisers to have a displacement of
14,300 tons each and to cost not more
than $4, -100,000 each.
The English wife of a Russian offi
cer has successfully run the blockade
and escaped from Port Arthur. She
is hopeful that the port will not fall
into the hands of the Japs.
NOUTHWEST XEWS.
' The Columbia river salmon run has
ceased for the sason.
John Peterson, an Astoria logger,
was killed by a falling limb Thursday.
Pacific University, at Forest Grove,
began Its 55 years' work on Septem
ber 21.
Larry TIerney was burned to death
In a hotel fire at Harrington, Wash.,
Thursday.
The labor and populist parties of
Montana have Indorsed the demo
cratic state ticket.
A mortgage for $150,000 has been
given by T. A. Llvesley & Co., of Sa
lem, on 500 acres of hops.
The five Ilatlnns held for the mur--der
of Georgo Iiruer In Portland,
have been bound over to the circuit
court.
The body of George Root, who was
drowned In the Columbia at The
Duller, Monday, floated seven miles
and was found Thursday by an Indl--an.
Five victims of the "Holy Holler"
craze now In the Insane asylum, show
no signs of Improvement. Creffleld,
the "prophet," is now In the peniten
tiary for adulter'.
Owing to the Brent shortage of for
age and hay In the Willamette val
ley, muny cattle in the foothill dis
tricts will starve if not driven to
where feed can be secured.
It is said that J. Plerpont Morgan
Is at the head of a company about to
buy up all the packing and cannery
Interests at Bellingham. The pur
chase price of the plants will be nliout
J4.000.000, and the property will be
sold at public auction.
If you are looking for wheat land
or stock ranches, come and see us.
We have some of the best proposi
tions over offered for sale In Eastern
Oregon. Wo havo Just Hated some
very desirable city property at low
prices.
E. T. WADE & SON,
Office E. O. Building.
I Wont East Via Salt Lake, Denver anil
i oioruuo springs Iurcrlor Crops In
Northern Kansas, Wheat Being
Uusty Prices at tlio Fair Xot So
rnix'iisoimblo as Was Expected
Weather at St. Louis Variable and
DIstgivoablL Will Iteturn About
the Last of Xo ember.
bt. Louis, Sept. IS. (Editor East
I uit'Kuiuun,; vs a number of my
menus asited me to write, I will take
tins means to reach them. Our par
ty, consisting of myself, wife and
( daughter, and Mrs. Simmons of Eu
gene, left Pendleton September 7
.mi uiiiteu nere on me evening or the
lutu.
We stopped at the most Interesting
points and took In the sights. Our
first stop was at Salt Lake City, where
we took a cab, .our driver also acting
as guide, and visited all the most In
terestlng points. Of course, we went
bathing In the lake.
Our next stop was Colorado Surlngs,
Thfirn WO lllfud n ..-ivdo..-. .....1 .1 t . .
I " .... v-v. .b ..luimiji; tutu Ul
iiind drove over the boulevard built
oy Palmer, to the "Garden of the
Gods," stopping at Manltou for din
ner and to take a drink from each of
the many mineral springs there.
After dinner we drove up South
Cheyenne canyon, between the pillars
of Hercules to the Seven Falls, and
climbed the stairs to the top of the
falls.
from there we rode burros to
Helen Hunt's grave, upon which our
party all threw a stone and carried
a small one away as a memento.
Our next stop was In Denver, and
then two days In the Northern Kan
sas wheat belt, where they were
threshing. Their wheat ranges from
one to 10 bushels to the acre, and
tests from 40 to 50 pounds to the
bushel. The crops are light on ac
count of the rust.
The corn and other crops are good,
only yet not out of danger from frost.
Eastern Kansas, and as much of
Missouri as wo have seen, have light
crops.
We have only spent one afternoon
at the fair, as we arrived late Friday
evening, and today (Sunday) It Is
closed.
The fair is grand and there are
crowds of people attending. Every
thing Is more rensonnble as to prices
than I expected to find them.
I will just say a little about the
weather. It Is sultry a warm,
sticky hent, and this morning there
was a dust storm, followed by occa
sional thunder and lightning and rain.
Temperature dropped 30 degrees In
three hours.
We expect to stay here about two
weeks, then we go to Chicago for a
few days, then to Iowa, Nebraska and
Colorado, and return home to Pendle
ton about the last of November.
It any Pendleton friends come to
the fyir we shall be glad to see them
at No. 4713 Easton avenue, St.
Louis.
This leaves us all enjoying our
selves finely. W. E. TEMPLE.
ACADEMY FOOTBALL.
ltoj of the Institution Will Organli;
a First-Class Team.
The boys of the Pendleton academy
are anxious to organize a football
team this season, but so far no defin
ite work has been done, owing to the
lack of suitable timber. "By next
week." said Hugh Blue, one of the
students, "all of the larger boys will
be In school and we will know what
we have to pick from. In the past
we have always managed to hold our
own with the local high school and
other Institutions of our class. t
"We are pretty light, but still one
cannot expect to have a very heavy
team among ncademy boys. One
thing that we need Is a good coach.
We have been talking to one or two
Instructors, but have urrlved at noth
ing definite."
COMING EVENTS.
September 20-22 Oregon Wool
growers' Association, Shanlko.
October 3-3 Spokane Interstate
fair.
October 10-15 Walla Walla coun
ty fair.
October 1S-27 Oregon W. C. T. U.
state convention, Portland.
October 19- 20 and 21 Inland Em
pire Teachers' Association, Pendleton,
October 25-29 Trans-Mlsslsslppl
Congress, St. Louis.
November 15-18 National Irriga
tion Association, El Paso, Texas.
What Is Llfo?
In the last analysis, nobody knows,
but wo do know that It is under
strict law. Abuse that law even
slightly, pain results. Irregular liv
ing means derangement of the or
gans, resulting In Constipation, Head
ache or Liver Trouble. Dr. King's
New Llfo Pills quickly readjust this.
It's gentle, yet thorough. Only 25c
at Tallman & Co.'s drug store.
Wiitch Your Piano.
Your piano will last longer if kept
In tune and repair. We havo an ex
pert tuner who will put your instru
ment in a good condition as new.
Now Is the time to have your instru
ment tuned.
EILER PIANO HOUSE.
HOTEL AHUIVALS.
Tho St. George.
Rev. C. L. Downer. Palouse.
Ben F. Rosensteln, San Francisco,
J. J. Burns, Portland.
V. K. McCoy, Portland.
W. S. Parker, Portland.
H. L. Morris, Deadwood.
C. H. Allen, Portland.
L. Hodgeu, Athna.
.T. D. Parsons, 'St. Louts.
William Fitzgerald, Chicago.
J. P. Kraston, Chicago.
Levy II. Poole, Chicago.
M. B. Meluing and wife, Portland
ll. u. Wilson, Portland.
J. K. Ltveslay, Boston.
It. E. Drain, Chicago.
L. F. Harston, Portland.
U. J. Barker, Joplln. '
L. E. Southway, Philadelphia.
W. B. Bolton, Portland.
Jake Deeker, Baker City,
A. T. Johnson, Portland.
William Dunn, Portland.
E. O. Mngoon, Portland.
U. D. Walsh, Halley.
J. Reder; Chicago,
Rev. and Mres. Dill, Wagner Falls,
W. H, Adams, Spokane.
I. M. Bates, Detrott.
V. T, Crop, La Grande.
W. H. Zimmerman, Portland.
L. P. Hanawalk, Portland.
J. W. Buiiey, Denver.
J. O. Murphy, Portland.
H. W. Cowan, Spokane.
J. A. Dougherty, St. Louis.
Jay Watson, Portland.
Miss Xarclsses Brown, Dayton.
The Bickers.
C. M. Blckett, Pullman.
L. W. Newberry, Wlndser.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Phillips, city.
G. N. W. Wilson.
S. M. Beed, Umatilla.
E. N. Davis, city.
G. W. Hansell, Athena.
William McCorkell, Brlggston.
J. C. Hlnkley, Tacoma.
Homer J. Watts, Athena.
Jennie Games, Athena.
J. H. Ingram, city.
Geo. J. miller, Weiser.
H. Holt, Portland.
E. H. Burke, Portland.
Dr. M. S. Keen, Boise.
J. X. AVatt, The Dalles.
Jesse Goff, Lone Rock.
G. W. Mitchell, Weston.
G. M. Hays, Huron.
C. D. McBean, city.
E. Teter, city.
C. K. McFarland, Great Falls.
William Sweeney, Great Falls.
Robert Grenstreet, Great Falls.
Geo. P. B. Doherty.
A. F. McBeth and wife.
O. H. Hale.
S. I'. Morris. Philadelphia.
Ed Calkins. Marysvllle.
Miss Carter. Princeton.
Sarah Morris,
A. X. Davis and wife, city.
Margareta Ogllvy, La Grande.
Olive Groesbeek, Sioux City.
O. J. Bealianl, Imnalia.
John Wilson, Blaokfoot.
James P. Seltz, Walla Walla.
J. B. .Terman.
.1. C. Hanlon.
Tlio Pendleton.
F. E. Ramsey, Portland.
F. S. McMalon, Portland.
A. D. Chase, Portland.
A. L. Duncan, San Frnnclsco.
George Pierce. Portland.
F. W. A. Fromberg, Portland.
E. W. Archllles, The Dalles.
C. L. Brown, Oakland, Cal.
W. R. Relwln, Walla Walla.
J. A. Luckul, Portland.
H. M. Ogden, Portland.
W. F. Jones, Chicago.
J. E. Ross, Prlnovllle.
H. Brash, Portland.
W. D. Marks, Spokane.
R. A. Seeds, Spokane.
G. R, McEvoy, Starbuck.
E. Anderson, Starbuck.
John S. W. Bancroft.
Al Young, Portland.
C. Ades. Spokane.
II. R. Clark.
J. C. Hlnn, Hester.
Notlco to Contractors.
Sealed proposals will bo received at
the office of tho undersigned until
Saturday, September 24, at 7 p. m.,
904, for the erection and completion
f a frame residence with stone foun
dation, for X. Humphreys, according
o tho plans and specifications now on
file In my office, room 12, In Judd
building.
C. E. TROUTMAN,
Architect.
Blankets Washed.
Pnmmtiilnir September first, blan
kets will be washed at the Pendleton
Woolen Mills, at thettotlowlng prices!
White blankets, l.oo per pair.
Colored blankets, 75c per pair.
Tnillnn robes. 50c each.
Plnnlrnta nnrl mllPM ITlllftt hi flellV-H
..- -
ered and called for by owners, and
paid for upon delivery.
CIIAS. J. FERGUSON,
Lessee.
Attention Sheepmen.
Range to lease and can locate
some good range and water. Address
Box 44, La Orande, Ore.
Fire has been discovered in the
coal bunkers of tho Minnesota, J. J.
Hill's monster freight vessel, as she
was anchored at Norfolk, taking on
a cargo of coal for her Pacific Coast
trip. She will not bo badly damaged.
Drink
DESCENT
RBAML
It Is Fine
IN 1 and 2 LB.
SEALED TINS ONLV
,4
ning Sale
Wednesday, September 2 1 , Our Great Fall
Opening and Special Sale Begins
$25,000 Worth or new fall and winter stock, collected from tho markets or the world nt swdsi
prices, ror cash bujers for the next ten days. Look up your wants tov tlio next six months; see uu
otcry member or jour family Is fitted out front head to foot (luring tills bargain event, for ul0
here Is simply enormous. Tills sale will rurthcr prove to you the saving you innko by trading at uV
strictly cash store. The store that buys and sells for cash, and undersells in overy instance. 6
Sale commences Wednesday morning, September 21 10 days closes Saturday night, Octobe l
THE FHIR
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thorough Investigation and study nlong this line.
The simplest, the miht cft'ectlxc, the most durable machine over
built. This machine removes all smut from the grain, also takes out
the smut balls and absolutely kills all the smut germs. It also sepa
rates king heads, wild oats and other seeds that are light enough to
float.
Capacity . bushels per hour. Eiilly operated.
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a That Is wholesome
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115 COURT STREl'jr.
PENDLETON, OREGON.
The Leading
Tailors
Of tho city, 8IEBERT &
Schultz, have removed to 222
Court street, opposite the Hotel
Bickers. YVhen you want a
well made suit at reasonable
prices, call on them.
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 tho advertisement.
PRESCRIPTIONS
AS SCHMIDT FILLS THEM
Every prescription that comes hero
Is filled from the purest drugs obtain
able and carefully nnd skillfully com
pounded just as your doctor ordered
it.
"Schmidt" on a prescription Is like
"Sterling" on a piece of sliver.
F. W. SCHMIDT
LEADING DRUGGIST,
Pendleton, Oregon.
PRIZES
First prize JB.00; second prize J2.00; third prize JI.00J
fourth prize 1-lb box candy j fifth prize, -lb box candy.
Come here and oslt for contest blank, telling nil about It
it's free.
The Columbia
Lodging Hod
Well ventilated, neat and col
fortablo rooms, good bed! !
In connection, where the I
goods aro served.
Main street, center of block,!
tween Alta and Webb stree
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