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BAILT EAST OKEGONIAX, rEXTlLETOX, OREGON, MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 20, 1001.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
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NEW
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cons
T LINE
tacoma to he terminal
op rocivei'eller road.
Tho Glory ef
Maternity.
Natart, U ltd alone, will t-re far !;
tills mijht hart b-rn trut at scent prt-Uiuric
timt, but lor aja It has net bta Itlt
tune, out all fcn tuuad djwsaail fetttrtJ
or UK oracrraocrs and mandates ol ixuty, It I
can Do iongcrr cart tar tuU
At do tini does the m. t!us appeal to si I
surestroagljrt&anatuut period ol a woman
life when the is aboat to beccjr? a t :..
Nature most be assisted at this crisis, and i
tor iu Terr contingency
MOTHER'S
FRIEND
has been dtrsed that the muscles and tissues
Imprisoned acd weakened as they hare been
be the dress of our higher cvrUiutioa, max
fia!nl without undue suffering and possible
luting harm, the inactions for whu.h the Crea
tor Intended them.
Mother's Friend by its kindly o&ces softens
and relaxes these parts and enabies the mother
to be, to piss through the partnntnt period
and actual crisis with practical.y no suifericg
tolserseUand an earrdelirery of heroSsprinj
It is applied eatrmally as a massage, and is
a noct-lmtating, soothing, and most efficacious
linimenU $1.00. A I. druggists Our book
" ModMrhood" sent free em request.
Bradfleld Regulator Co.,
ATLANTA. GA.
GENERAL SEWS.
I.t-wNtnii 1'iiiK-r (iUis finipliic De
scription of the Route tit He I "ol
io will lij- the Intended Line tif the
Stntiilnrtl Oil Magnate I.cuistnu
Will He mi the PriH-od Hoinl. mid
Tuittnm Sit 111 to He the Terinliui-,
Nn hi View.
The natives of Inilla are said to be
praying to their wooden Idols of Eng
lish manufacture, for the recovery of
Lady Curzon.
Tsanp Use Hun. a representative of
the Chinese empress. Is coming to
America to study the inside features
of the United States government.
Japanese scouts have been frosen
to death in Manchuria during the
month of f-entember. the temnerature
having reached 23 degrees below '
aero.
Stanford won the second prelimi
nary game of football for the opinio ' from
Macon at San Francisco. Saturday. evidently
Eastern newspapers are now filled
1 with announcements relative to the
plan or the Chicago, Milwaukee &
' St. Paul to build a road to the coast,
and yesterday an Associated Tress
dispatch from New York stated upon
i authority of an official of the oom
J puny that the survey for the road
I had been made, says the Lewlston
( Tribune.
As to the route, no announcement
was made. However, developments
on the coast during the past few
months, relative to the plan of Rocke
feller to build to tide water, show
' quite clearly that Tacoma Is to be the
terminal.
It Is also definitely known that the
t line as surveyed, reference to which
was made in yesterday's dispatch,
strikes Idaho near Salmon City and
then follows down the Salmon river
and Snake river to Lewlston.
1 At the time the surveyors appear
ed nar Salmon City wide publicity
was given their movements, but the
engineers declined to make nny an
nouncement. This was followed by a trip down
the Salmon river and Snnke river In J
a small boat of a party of four men.
who made the preliminary teeon
naissance of the route. Upon reach
nig Lewlston they spent two days
here. The trip was made In February
and to a Tribune reporter they gave
the interesting explanation that the
object of the Journey was to find
good hunting grounds and that later
they would guide a party of eastern
men Into that country.
The railroad engineers for they
were railroad engineers had exsrt
enced a hard trip. The upper Sal
mon was running much Ice and at j
points It Itecaine necessary for them !
' to carry their boat great distances
' overland.
The engineers quietly disappeared )
Lewlston and the hunting trip ;
was abandoned. However.
H.
C.
L.
H.
A.
W.
D.
S.
from the Pensacola cadet, by a score later In the spring with the utmost
Ot tl to 8. secrecy a party of surveyors made the
to Lewlston
trip down the Salmon
and on to the coast.
After they had left this country
knowtedsre of their work became pub- j
lie. but the survey was accredited to I
the Burlington. In view of late de- !
now i
Carrie Nation has begun a renewed
attack on Wichita vatoons and has In
vited all the women in the city to as
sist her in ridding the town of Illicit
Whiskey telling.
Print? Svalnuolk-MirMkY- th. nssw-
k- t.n.insuri minu inr ! velopments. however. there
for Russia, is sold to be a friend ot 1 seems no doubt the surveyors war
the press and will not suppress any j representing the P.ockefeller line,
news of his official acta. I
Harry B. Durham, the well known OII rORSTREET-S.
Horse owner .and race track man.
dropped dead at Sheepshead stables. , Xnrlli
iw York KatllrrlAv evenlnfr. hist '
after placing his favorite horse In the
stables for the night.
SOUTHWEST XEU'S.
Fire destroyed the Ashland Iron
Works and Foundry. Saturday night,
tag 10.000.
Only i-even delegates attended the
i .......it... n. n.i...
-IUMIMJ imilUIIITl (.-UIIVCIIllUII Ml UUIBV j Tile
aaiuruay.
Vakliua Will Try nil Ecrl-
nient to AIhiII-Ii Dint.
The experiment of using oil on the
streets and roads of Xorth Yakima
will be tried by the city council, says
the Goldendale Sentinel. The first
work will be done on Yakima avenue
and will cover two blocks from Front
to Second street. This work will be
; done provided the property owners
j will assist in bearing part of the ex-
Tlic St. George.
Gray. San Francisco.
Robinson. Caldwell.
Hay. Seattle.
Colter. San Francisco.
George II. Cook. Chicago.
J. M. Hayatt and wife.
Frank Wood. St. Louis.
Sanford L. Itacon. San Jose.
F. H. Garlok. Kearney.
P. C. Sperry. Kearney.
J. H. Mlddlelirook. Seattle.
C. A. Michaels. Fremont. O.
X. Hrown. Spokane.
A. G. Ogilvle. Portland.
George JIcGllvery. Spokane.
C. G. Ilalrd, Minneapolis.
L. 12. Croix, San Francisco.
C. C. Farnsworth. Portland.
L. J. MIddleton. St. Paul.
I.. If. tthoattes, Santa Itosa.
F. S. White. St. Louis.
V. C. Gray. New York.
C. H. Wendler. Spokane.
Frank Miller. Portland.
I. M. Baltes. Detroit.
The nickers.
W. W. Brlstow. Portland.
M. M. Johns, wife and children,
city.
Theo nothschtld. Portland.
J. E. Bass, Elgin.
Mrs. J. E. Bass, Elgin.
Mrs. II. Stanton. Helix.
L. H. Hurton. Portland.
It. P. Moody. McKay.
S. S. Gill. Spokane.
G. W. Vanlandingham. Adams.
August Itlssle, Adams.
Frunkie Voltran. Adams.
A. Boulnare. Boise.
Mike Davis. Walla Walla.
Joans Pauhala. city.
Adam Pauhala, city.
W. L. ninnies and wife. McKay.
J. G. nichardson and wife. Cold
Springs.
D: W. Mumford, city.
J. A. Hulbard. McKay.
Harry fish. city.
A. B. Cooley, Cold Springs.
Sam P.hleson, city.
C. C. Bain and wife. Tiffin.
.Mrs. W. L. Campbell, city.
Anna M. Deal. city.
Mrs. D. C. Baker, city.
The Pendleton.
It. Lutke. Portland.
G .W. Hunt. Portland.
H. W. B. Smith. Baker City.
William Maher. Portland.
C. M. Smith. Portland.
P. Healy. Portland.
P. Healey. Ogden.
W. 15. Adair. Kearney.
F. W. Waite, San Francisco.
E. J. Brannlck. Portland.
Walter C. Iwls. San Francisco.
John S. W. Bancroft.
W. Davis. Walla Walla.
C. E. Nelson. Weston.
Robert Rotholts, San Francfsco.
T. M. Board man. San Francisco.
Mrs. Hoardman. San Francisco.
C. F. Williams. Sacramento.
J. A. Luckel. Portland.
J. H. Kloeckner. Sjiokane.
G. D. Galley, Portland.
M. C. Wade. Starbuck.
S. S. Butler. Starbuck.
S. G. Dunn. Portland.
J. Fred Fisher. Spokane.
W. It. Olentlenlng. Portland.
,e
Fall Opening Sal
Wednesday, September 21, Our Great FaJ
opening ana opeciai ouie oegms
S23,000 Worth or nciv fall nnd winter stock, collected rrom tho markets or tlic
t.tf miuli Imvi'isi for hn next ten ilav4. IXMik ntt vntir uiintd fop tlm . vt0rU
.. - . tXi 5It DV)Q 1
every mcmlter or your family Is fitted out from licnil to root during this bargain cvcnL r
here Is simply enormous. This sale will further prove to you tho saving jou make brtr!1
strictly cntli store. The store that buys nnd sells for cash, anil undersells in every lnstSj1'!
Sale commences Wediicsdny morning, Scptomlier "i 10 days closes Saturday tUjU
THE FMIR
AGENTS FOR McCALL'S PATTERNS.
T
PLANTERS
PHOIiCCIXG STATES IS
SESSION AT ST. l.OFIS.
Inilti-irlnl nnd Agricultural Interests
to Be Hleutl in F.ery Pliiise
Address on Subject of Organization
of Grouerj. Tounrtl Trust End -Exiieet
to Organle mi Inlerstnte
Orgtiuiiation lln Met in Agrloul
tiiral Building at the 1'ulr Ground.
Not Made by a Trus
it- iuu aku itiiiviasx i.uoiirxG rort a fixe sJ
THY THE "PEGGY O'NEAL." GUARANTEED BY THE J
l.Mfi.riiril ffa.'V. sja-aia uiLlii l XI1E U. S. T0H
LLTELY TCLL ILVVAXA TILLER. AND nAXD-JUDE.
44
A Boy's Wild Hide for Life.
With family amu-c expecting him
to die, and a son rldl m in life. IS
miles, to ge Dr. Hint's iw Discovery-
for Consumption, coughs and
colds, W. H. Brown of I.eesvllle, Ind..
endui'-d death's agonies from asth
ran but this wonderful medicine gave
lntant tellef and soon cureu mm.
H. .vr es. "I now sleep soundly every
! ni ht." Like marvelous cures oi con-
a knmniiim. nnenmonia. broncnuis.
mstitpr cam? m through a t-timotinn. nnenmonia.
..mmimlllnn nromnll III' A I! i ..,,.!, nllls nilrf grin PfOVC ItS
A special from Dawson to Seattle , cilne of the First National bank. He matchless merit for al Uhroat ana
says fire destroyed JI60.000 worth of had corresponded with the Standard lung troubles. Guaranteed bottles SOe
property in Dawson Friday night. jou agents at Seattle and had re- a" ' 1.00 Trial bottles free at Talt-
Jt Is now rumored that Helnze wllljcelved rates and Information on thejni.ni & Co.'s drug store.
sII his entire copper Interests In ' amount of material required. Mayor j .
Montana to the Amalgamated com- Fechter presented the matter and COMING EVENTS.
pany. . j said that was time the city was doing
There are 106.J4T school children : sometning in tne way m cuu mau.
St. Louis. Sept. jn. Prominent
planters of Georgia. Alnbamn. Missis
sippi, Texns and other states filled
the auditorium of the agricultural
building at the World's fair this
morning at the opening ot the con
vention of the Southern Cotton row
ers' Protective Association. Presi
dent Harvle Jordan of Georgia called
the gathering to order at 10 o'clock.
The visitors were greeted by Presi
dent Francis of tht exposition nnd
Frederic W. Taylor, chief of the agri
cultural section. For the visitors re
sponse was made by T. B. Parker of
Raleigh. X. C.
President Jord.m delivered a vigor
ous adores in which he set forth t li
purpose of the convention to be to
discuss and perfect the best ways and
mtxiis for the future handling of the
Smith's great staple crop by the pro- j
ducers. and to erfect arrangements
for financing the cotton In the hands
of tho producers so us to secure a
slower and more uniform movement
of the staple on the markets of the
country.
S. F. . B. Morse of Nw York, de
livered an address on "The Southern
Cotton Corporation." and the forenoon
.eIon closed with the appointment
of committees.
UiMin reassembling this afternoon
the convention listened to addresses
I ns follows. "Better Facllties Needed
in Handling Cotton." Richard II. Ed
monds, Baltimore. Md.; "Best System
of WnruhousiiiK Cotton." Eugene Wil
liams. Waco .Texas; "Slow Movement
of the Cotton Crop by the l'ruIucer.
Essential to Insure Good Prices," E.
C. Peters. Culvert. Texas.
The convention expects to conclude
Its business this evening by perfecting
an interstate organisation and elect
ing officers for the year.
PEGGY O'NEA
5c CIGAR
A. G. HOWARD
TELEPHONE MAIN 2SJ1.
115 C0R
PENDLETON, OREGON.
00..attal
In Washington, 160.S9S of whom are
unrolled In the schools of the state '
test year.
The Oregon state fair will have a
surplus of J2500 after all accounts
are paid, although receipts were i
smaller than last year.
Mrs. Jane M. Walker, who crossed
i winter sets In.
The oil will cost about JB60 for the
1 two blocks mentioned. -i ne cuy win
j bear about half of the cosu The com
pany will send a tank of 23S barrels
to this city at a cost of J2.1I per bar
rel, or 5 cents a gallon inciuuing
I freight. The freight on tne car oi on
:13 from Seattle.
county. Saturday nlgnt. ageu .3. j were g,ven powep , nscertan what
Of the 3000 corporations in Oregon , tne ,,r0nerty owners will contribute
STS are yet delinquent with their cor- toward the scheme and should they
poratlon tax, and action Is to be , mi!et Wlth success they
3.9 Spokane Interstate
tne plains irom jussouri tu ureBu , , umount to t
IMS, died at hpring vauey. i-oik mm,lMrH of the ditch committee
will have
ta't-M' to collect from them or cancel
their charters.
The Amalgamated Copper Compa
ny will fight the proposed govern
ment irrigation dam and reservoir at
Bonner, claiming It will Interfere
with Its water rights.
J. H. Mann, of Chehalis, Wash., has
"been found guilty of setting fire to a
well Insured milliner- store at Che
halls. His wife will be tried for the
same crime next week.
It Is now estimated that there are
1S.000 salmon In the storage basin
of the Ontario hatchery- It Is ex
pected that 15,000 will be confined
by Octolrer 15, when spawning will
begin.
power to act.
Bucklen's Amlcn Solve.
Has world-wide fame for marvel
ous cures. It surpasses any other
salve, lotion, ointment or balm for
cuts, rorns, burns, bolls, sores, felons,
ulcers, tetter, salt rheum, fever sores
chapped hands, skin eruptions; Infal
lible for piles. Cure guaranteed. On
ly 25c at Tallman ct Co., druggists-
October
fair.
October 10-15 Walla Walla coun
ty fair.
October 1S-27 Oregon W. C. T. L.
state convention, Portland.
October 13- 20 nnd 21 Inland Em
pire Teachers' Association, Pendleton.
October 25-29 Trans-MlsslssippI
Congress, St. Louis.
November 15-1S National Irriga
tion Association, El Paso, Texas.
Illlnol- llepiiblleiiu Chilis.
East St. Louis. III.. Sept. 26.
Young republicans ftom all parts of
the state were present today at the
opening of the biennial convention of
the Illinois League of Republican
Clubs. President C. F. Buck of
Monmouth presided over the day's
proceedings, which were largely of n
routln nature. Interest centers In
the public meeting to be held tonight
which will be addressed by Secretary
Shaw. Senator Cullom nnd other par
ty leaders of national prominence.
If you are looking for wheat land
or stock ranches, come 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 at low
prices.
E. T. WADE & SON,
Office E. O, Building.
Blankets Washed.
Commencing September first, blan
kets will be washed at the Pendleton
Woolen Mills, ot the following prices;
White blankets, J1.00 per pair.
Colored blankets, 75c per pair.
Indian robes, 50c each.
Blankets and robes must be deliv
ered and called for by owners, and
paid for upon delivery.
CHAS. J. FERGUSON,
Lessee.
Watch Your Piano. I
Tour piano will last longer if kept 1
In tune and repair. We have an ex-
pert tuner who will put your lnstru- j
ment In a good condition as new.
Now Is the time to have your lnstru-!
ment tuned.
EILER PIANO HOUSE.
, prclures better rxsults in two mlnuteaf
To the AVorrd's Fulr. J ETcrvtluntf intheiucloige. Simply add hot
Ticket Agent Wolfe has received, water ar.'l set to coot. It's perfection. A sut.
notice that September 27, 28 and 29 pn'ec tli h niwife. No trouble, leoei ex-
wlll be additional selling dates for two;. lr it to-day. In Four Fruit FW
tickets to the World's Fair from this' Torsi Imon. Orange, Strawberry, Rasp.
p0lt , rrv At grocers. 10c
No Dessert
More Attractive
Why rue gelatine and
spend Lours souklng,
sweetening, flavoring
and coloring when
Jeli-O
Prize Contest
For School Chikfai
Thd contest consists of constructing f he moat nazal
Idents from letters contained In this advertisement ml
tlons. using the letters which It contains nof oftecer t
nppear 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 a piece of silver.
F. W. SCHMIDT
LEADING DRUGGIST,
Pendleton, Oregon.
PRIZES
First prize $5.00: second prize J2.00. third
fourth nrlze 1-lb box cnniHv fifth nrlze. V.-lb bOX '
Come here and ask for contest blank, telling U
It's free.
B. F. BECK
Sanitary Plum1
807 Cottonwood Street
S100 Reward 300.
The readers ot this paper will be pleased
to learn tuat there is at leut one dreaded
disease that science has been able to cure
In all Its stages, and that U catarrh.
Halt's Catarrh Cure Is tbe only posltUe
cure now known to tbe medical fraternity.
Catarrb being a constitutional disease, re
quires a constitutional treatment. Hall's
Catarrb Cure Is taken Internally, acting
directly upon tbe blood and mucous sur
faces of tbe system, thereby destroying
tbe foundation of tbe disease, and firing
tbe patient strength by building up tbe
constitution and assisting nature In doing
Its work. Tbe proprietors bare so much
faith In Its curative powers that tbey offer
One nundred Hollars for any case that It
falls to cure. Send for lUt of testimonials.
Address: F. J. CIIBNBV k CO., Toledo, O.
Hold by Druggists. 73c.
Take Hall's Family Mils for constipa
tion, What a lot of time we waste won
dering why.
GAINING
Jnion made.
HAND MADE.7
clear Havana.
A STANDARD FOR QUALITY.
CLEANLINESS AND WORKMANSHIP.
When you call for a TRIUMPH. Ci YNN &C0.
6ETIT.Dorftacceptasubstltute.il " I
MAKERS.
EXQUISITE MILLINERY
The most complete and up-to-date line of fashionable millinery at
popular prices ever shown In Pendleton, Is now on display at my store. I
have the largest stock; this season I have ever carried.
Mrs. Rose Campbell
FRAZER THEAH
K. J. TAYLOIt
Less'
THItEE NIGHTS, STAItTING MONDAY, SIUTEM"1 1
Dick Sutton's Big Repei-M
20 People 20
Band and Orchestra.
Monday Night A Ituliictl Life."
TucMlny "A Pair of lllack Ejcs."
Wednesday "Down by tho Scu."
C 1 1 . r ... 1 I .t it rf-fl
.ii'vi-muies, uovciiies ana moving j.,-.-- 1
great train .obbery In movlns pictures. Greatest
bet1.!
PIUCES 10c, 20c and 30c.
Keats on Sale at Tallman's Monday.
ONE NIG1IT ONLY TJIUItSDAY, Si:iTW,BEE
ucces
"FOR HER SAKE
AIUT1I1I ohii j ut
Presented by a company of uniform excellent
o.,i I .. ... n,t beauty.
".1, ciuitiiieui 01 raro maBilii"-s""-c rUB&l
oeuis on sale Wednesday, ssepteinuci
drug store.