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EIGnT PACES. DAILY EAST OREfiO.MAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, FRIDAY. SFITI ;MBKH 22, 190S. pace rnriEE. e You Cannot Overlook Prominent Facts QUALITY is the salient feature of R ROAD it! W Alexander Merchandise You take no chances in buying your FALL AND WINTER SUPPLIES of us. The assort ment is new, the style's correct and our guaran tee (RELIABLE) backs every article we sell. Its our goods and your money if anything goes wrong. Here are a few surprises we' want to introduce to you: gray mixtures, worth $15.00 1 lot of ladies' 27-inch lciieUi Coats, In tans, browns and 918.00. Intr xliictory prloo 1 lot of ladles' 27-lnrh length Coats and Jackets, In stumpy, up-to-dnto $12.50 to $13.50. Introductory price 1 lot of ladles' 27-Inch Coals and Jackets, worth $7.50 to $10.00. Introductory price to nuiteruiln, worth SI 2.50 8.50 5.00 ALEXANDER'S, Reliable USE OUR , Phone Main 20 is a Hustler IT IS OURS You set prompt replies. Quick service. Don't walk or wait; Just nse 'phono 20. It will get you everything In the drug line. Proscriptions called for, properly comKundcd and delivered without delay. ALWAYS RIGHT 'PHONE MAIN 20 Brock &McComas Co. F. . MITCHELL. Pres. A. J. M'ALLISTER, Mgr. CLARENCE ADAMS, Kec-TreaH. BYERS' BEST FLOUR Is made from the choicest wheat that trows. Good bread la avmrrd when Dyrra' Best Flour Is used.. Bran, shorts, iteain rolled barley always on hand. PENDLETON ROLLER MILLS W. S. BYERS, Proprietor. Arc You Engaged? Enguited people should remember, that, after marriage, many quarrels can be avoided, by keeping their di gestions in good condition with Elec tric Bitters. S. A. Brown, of Bennetts vllle, S. C, says: "For years my wife Buffered Intensely from dyspepsia, complicated with a torpid liver, until Hhe lost her strength and vigor, and became a more wreck of her former self. Then she tried Electric Bitters, which helped her at once, and finally made her entirely well. She Is now strong and healthy." Tallman & Co., druggists, sell and guarantee them, at 60c a bottle. WASHINGTON COMMISSION SETS THINGS A-GOING. (. It. & N. ami Canadian 1'iiciric Will Exchange oui-lcsles by Which the (. It. V Can Reach the si. Paul and the Canadian Pacific Cum Enter rortuuid Next Few Months Will Show Great Development. Joint rates where before there were none, has brought about a change. With equitably adjusted Joint rates between all points in Washington the gentlemen's agreements for the division of traffic nnd territory are abrogated by outside authority, and the only means the railroads huve 'if protecting themselves and saving their own traffic Is to build new lines Into each others' territory. KNGMSH RAILWAY ACCIDENTS. Caldwell's School Cciimum. Uncle George Little finished tAting the school census last week and his bonks show 3f9 boys and 405 girls In Caldwell, with 333 between the ages of 8 and 14 who come under the com pulsory age. Caldwell News. Driven from their "gentlemen's agreements" for the division of traf fic and territory in Washington by the aggressive, determination of the Wash ington railrnud commission to muke and enforce "Joint rates" over all lines In the state, the several great rullroad the verge of a traffic and construction 1 8t!.9' war which threatens to arouse them all to the most Intense traffic and con struction activity. Already the Great Northern and Northern Pacific have come Into the open with an announcement that they have organized a company Jointly for the construction of a line from Kenne wlck down the north side of the Co lumbia to Portland. The agreement between the North ern Pacific ami the o. It. & N. to build a Joint line down the Columbia from l-wlstou to Itlparla lias been several times made and us many times re voked by one or the other of the nsr- tles. IV C. Coihln Is' engaged ill con structing a line from Spokane north ward to connect with the Canadian Pacific, thereby closing a link and es tablishing a connection between the C. P. ami the o. it. & N. at Spokane which make possible Joint rales be tween the i wo lines letting the Ca nadian Pacific into Portland in com petition with the HIM lines ami the J. It. & N. Into St. Paul through Cana dian territory on a route even shorter thnn will be the new Columbia river route of the Northern Pacific. These are but the more conspicuous evidences of the newly aroused con Claimed the Pro(nrtlnii of People Hurt Is iJirger Than Here. Washington. Sept. 22. Statistics Just published by the British hoard of Trade explode the theory that there are more accidents on American than on British railways. It appears from the figures that American rail way travel Is safer In proportion than railway travel In the British Isles. According to the report of 1 !( 4. 137 passengers, 443 railroad employes and 573 other persons, a total of 1158 persons, were killed and 18.R02 injur ed In railway accidents In Great Brit ain. During the same time 441 pas sengers. 36'I2 employes and 5973 other persons were killed and 84,155 Injur ed by railroad accidents In the United 7. C. Rader. Nuf sed. California Prune Wafers Are made from the fresh California fruit used all over the land to cool and refresh the stomach and intes tines, and to keep the bowels active. The most delicate Invalid can take these wafers for Constipation. Indi gestion and all Liver and Bowel trou hles. without fear of griping or pain. They act gently hut surely, stimulate diirestlon anil hasten the passage and absorption of food, refreshing the whole of your body. Tallman & Co., Pendleton, Oregon. 100 Wafers 25 Ccnu. The total mileage of the British railways is 22,6(10 miles, while that of the American railways Is 213,904 miles. The American mileage is nine and one-half times that nf Great Britain, while the total of American railway fatalities is less than nine times the Kngllsh total. The total of Injured on American railways Is less than four and one half times the Kngllsh total. In ad dition to that It must be considered that the passenger and freight mile age on American railways is far greater than that of British railways anil that the amount of business done in this country nnd the speed of the trains is also far greater than the business and speed in Great Britain. German- American .Journalists Meet. i Clinton. Iowa. Sept. 22. The an-1 nuai convention of the German-Amer- j lean Press association, which coin-' prises owners, editors and general represeriiatlves of German-American ; papers In all the states and territories west of the Mississippi river and many others from the middle west and northwest, opened here today. The ' attendance Is veiy large and among those present are many of the most' Direct from Our Dlsfllliry to TO avas Dealers' Profits Prevents Adulteration hayded DBISDEV FULL QUARTS M flf) f EXPRESS PREPAID llUU M FULL QUARTS $C Oil FREIGHT PREPAID IVlfaU Send HI tli ibm mount and an HII thin In a plaie rata) cut, wits no marks to show contents. Trythewtils ke. Haw your doctor test It. If yot don't find It all rlgnt and the purest and rjest whiskey you ever tasted, ship it back to ui at our expense and your money will be promptly refunded. You can have either Rye or Bourbon, Remember, we pay trie express freight charges. You save money by ordering 20 quarts by freight If you cant use w much yoursell, get a friend to join you. si .t.it in HAYNER WHISKEY, goes direct to you from our distillery, one of tb largest and best equipped In the world, thus Assuring you of perfect purity and saving you the dealers' big profits. It is prescribed by doctors and used In hospitals and by ball a million satisfied customers, because it Is good and pure and yet so cheap. WHITE Of MBA ft EST OPFICB. THE HAYNER DISTILLING CO. st louis. Ma ATLANTA. CA ST. PAUL. MINN, DAYTON, 0. Distillbiiy, Tmov, O. Established 1866 WW Capital $500,000.00 Paid In Full IIYOMEI M'ominrnt flerman-Amerlean newsna- structlon activity. The Northern Pa-jper men in the country. The visitors cine ami me i.reai .ortnern ran- "oi tune an trAi-ursiuii nip on me roads. Jointly owning the Ilurllugton Mississippi and side exclrslons to va system nr" fighting for their lives . rious interesting points in the vicinity. ai;ainst the encroachments of the I For Sunday a m eat outing at Joyce Harriinan system on the south and ! lark. said to be the finest natural Canadian Paelflc on the north, and park on the uupper river, is planned, when these two systems have been i The convention will close on Sunday. connected at Spokane Ity tins closing of the C'orbln link they will he able Scandinavians. .Mtcntion! j t'lires Catarrh Breathe It, No dangerous drugs or alcoholic concoctions are taken Into the Btom ach when Hyomel Is used. Breathed through the Inhaler, the balsamic healing of Hyomel penetrates to the most remote cells of the nose and throat, and thus kills the catarrhal germs, heals the Irritated mucous membrane, and gives complete and permanent cure. Hyomel is the simplest, most uleas ant and the only guaranteed cure for catarrh that has been discov -r ;1. Complete outfit. extra buttle. fe cents. For sale by Tallman & Co. to whip-saw across the Hill system in the contest. For years the railroads nf Washing ton have had the traffic nnd territory of the state divided by a series of "gentlemen's agreements," but the recently announced purpose of the state railroad commission to establish Meeting Hill be held at Hendricks' hall. Saturday evening. September 2.1. All members of the Scandinavian Club are requested to be present. Husiness of Impoi-tituee will be trans acted. KT) HANSEN. Sec. Rader Furniture Rader. Attention, Cliopiicrs! Pendleton Camp No. 41. Woodmen of the World, will resume their reg ular meetings at Secret Society hall on Saturday evening. Scptemncr 23. The entrance to the hall for the present will be from the stairway leading to Music hall. Camp meets nl s o'clock sharp. Attest: F. H. PUKHER. J. P. WALKER, Consul. Clerk. it I I V II , . v a a i a is n a In the Townsite of ()J Ltt UKIAH OREGON ARE NOW ON THE MAUKCT AT THK KATK )!' $22.S0 VV.n !iT: HVK TOU,AP.S CASH IMIWX. M TIIK IJAI,ANCK PAYAHI.K IX INSTAIXMKXTS OK $2.50 l'KK MONTH. WITHOVT IXTFRFST. NO LOT WORTH LESS THAN $22.50 MANY OF THEM WORTH MOKE, Stl.MK OF Til KM OVER 2.-0.Wt EACH, ANI ONE WORTH $1,11110.00 TOIAY. IX THE WOItl,., 1 11V CAM.INC; AT (Hit OFFICE, NO. 10 EAST ALT A STREET, WE WILL FITLY THIS IS IHlNK TO ADVERTISE THE GREATEST STOCK AND DAIRY COUNTRY KXIIiAfN ABOUT THE FUTURE OF I KIAII AND CAMAS PRAIRIE COUNTRY. WE WILL GIVE A PRIZE OF THE FIRST PAYMENT ON ONE OF THESE LOTS TO ANY ONE WHO WILL GIVE US THE REST CATCH PHRASE TO USE IX PLACING I Kl All AND THESE GREAT OPIORTUNITlES BEFORE THE PUBLIC. SEND OK BRING YOUR IDEA TO OUR OFFICE. AND WHEN THE BEST ONE IS IX W E WILL BE PLEASED TO DO AS AGREED. AND RE CEIPT THE AUTHOR FOR Till. HRST PAYMENT ON A LOT THAT MAY HAVE A VALUE OF $1,000.00. "KEEP YOUR EYE ON PASCO" OR " WATCH TACOMA GROW." ARE ILLUSTRATIONS OF WHAT WE WANT FOR URIAH. URIAH ( ALTITUDE 8000 FEET) IS ADMIRABLY LOCATED IN THE HEART OF FIFTY THOUSAND ACRES OF FIXE PRAIRIE LA XI). THE SURROI XDIXGJS MOUNTAIN'S ARE COVERED WITH MILLIONS OF FEET OF YELLOW PINE. ON ONE OF THE VALLEY SIDES IS THE GREATEST MINERAL AND 1IJT SPRINGS KNOWN IX THE PACIFIC COAST, AND OX THE OTHER SIDE A GREAT COAL BED HAS RECENTLY BEEN DISCOVERED. " THIS iTOUNTRY IS LIKE A GREAT UNOPENED GOLD MINE. THE TIME IS RIPE FOR DEVELOPMENT, AND THE ENCROACHING INTERESTS OF THE FAST INCREASING POPULA TION AND THE GREAT NATURAL WKALTII DEMAND IT WITHIN A SHORT TIME. A RAlLP.O.tD IS SURE TO PIERCE THIS FERTILE LAND AND BRING IT IX TOUCH WITH OTHER COM MERCIAL INTERESTS. CAN BE MADE THE GREATEST SUMMER RESORT IN OREGON OR WASHINGTON. WILL BE A SYNONYM FOR THE REST STOCK THAT CAN BE RAISED. COAL WILL BECOME KNOWN TIHMHJGIIOUT THE INLAND EMPIRE. DAIRY PRODUCTS ARE ALREADY IX GREATER DEMAND THAN' THE SUPPLY FINISHING LUMBER IS THE BEST THAT CAN BE OBTAINED. Ukiah Has Much to Recommend It MR, MILTON RUBER OF WALLA WALLA. A WELL KNOWN LIFE INSURANCE MAN W HO, W ITH HIS WIFE, -SPENT THE SUMMER IN THE FINE CLIMATE AND THE FRVGR VNT BAL SAM OF TIIK YELLOW PINES, REQUESTED THE FIRST CONTRACT TO A TOWN LOT IN URIAH. SAYING THAT HE WANTED A HOME THERE TO RETURN TO ECH YEMt MNY RF THF COMMENDATIONS RECEIVED EVERY DAY FROM THOSE WHO ILVVE SEEN THIS COUNTRY AND KNOW ITS WONDERFUL RESOURCES. THE UKIAH TOWNSITE COMPANY J. B. DESPAIN, President 106 E. ALTA STREET CHAS. A. HILL, Secretary
