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PAC.l. SIX. DAILY KAflT OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY, KKPTKMBF.lt SO, 106. TWELVE PAGES. The Cause of Many Sudden Deaths. There is a disease prevailing in this remit rv most daneerous I eca u se so dece p. i live. .uauvMHiden iicatliH are caused by il heurt dis- ease, pneumonia, heart failure or apoplexy are often II II L 1 Vtl T BELIEVED ATTENDANCE WILL REACH 2,500.000. the result of Lid' my disease. If kidney trouble is ' ; allowed toadvanee I thckidnev-iMiison- I nl-J?. id blood' will at- tack the vital organs, causing catarrh of tehe bladder, or the knlucxs themselves fbrcak down and waste away cell by cell. , Bladder troubles almost always result from a derangement of the kidneys and ti cure is obtained nuickest by a proper .'treatment of the kidneys. If you are feel ing !adlv you can make no mistake by taking lr.' Kilmer's amp-Root, the jircat kidney, liver and bladder remedy. It corrects inability to hold urine and tc.ilding pain in passing it, and over Comes that unpleasant necessity of being fcompelled to go often through the day, nd to get up many limes during the liight. The mild and the extraordinary effect of wauip-RtMt is soon realized. It stands the highest for its wonderful cures of the most distressing cases. Svatnp-Rx)t is pleasant to take and U sold by all druggists in fifty-cent and one-dollar size Kltles. You may have a sample bottle of this wonderful new dis covery and a hook that tells all anout it, lxth sent free by mail. Address, Dr. Kil mer & Co., Binghamton, N. Y. When writing mention reading this generous offer iu this paper. Don't make any mistake, but reinemlier the name.Swamp Koot, Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and the address. Rinfrhfliiitnn N V nn pvpr. bottle. LAZY LIVER 'I find rututti to too& that I would not b witfeoaft them. 1 wu troubled crrat deal with torpid liver and headache. Now since taking CaseareU Candy Cathartic 1 (eel very much hetter 1 ataall ecrtav.nl 7 recommend them to my friends H the beat medic toe I bare eTer teen." Asia B al net, Oaborn Mill No. Fall Rirer, Mai a. Best For Tw. n. i ineuuweis j- CAW W CATHARTIC Plsaast. Palatabls. Patent. TuM Good DoOoe4, Saxer Sicken. Kun or Grlpo. ltc. Be, c. Nrrer old la balk. Th0 genuine tablet llainpsa CC0. Qnaranleed to ears or roar money back. Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago or N Y. for AMIUAL SALE, TEN MILLION BOXES lty romimrisun Willi Oilier Great Ex positions, and Measuring All Uie Kuctor. the lwt anil Clark Fair In 1111x111)1 to lkt the Most Successful Hotel Accommodations Are Ade quate IjlsI Sunday the Attendance Kcuchctl 17,160 Slock Show a Tre mendous Success. With the two million mark passed, and prospects excellent for rolling up another half million betore the gates are closed for the last time, the Lewis and Clark exposition Is an assured fl naiiclal success. The probable attend ance demonstrates also that the fair has pleased the people, and that Is an other source of gratification. It Is evident that the enormous attendance could not have been rolled up unless the fair had received frequent testi monials from early visitors. It Is evident now that the fair will be. In point of attendance and In every other respect, the most successful ex position ever held. Comparisons with the records mado at the Trans-Mlssls-sippl exposition at Omaha, an exposi tion of about the same magnitude us that now drawing to a close, and which has been generally conceded to have been the most successful of all fairs. show that thu exposition win ouo, Til Saddest Slbt. "What Is the most distressing thing you ever saw in a courtroom?" was the question propounded to a group of lawyers recently as they snt together In the office of one of their number. One told of bearing a judge pass sen tence of death on a wotuau; another told of the scene between a mother snd son as she bid her boy goadby for the Inst time before lie started to serve a ten years' sentence id the peniten tiary, and or the question went round the circle ench related a Btory of court scenes. Almost. the Inst one in the group snld: "Gentlemen, the saddest thing 1 ever witnessed In a courtroom was when a healthy, strong, hundsome iniiu nud woman, with n group of bright, Intelligent boys and girls, their children, appeared before a circuit Judge, the one plaintiff, the other de fendant, In a divorce suit. The look of distress on the faces of those Innocent . ' children as they sat and listened to the criminations and recriminations of their parents. Intent ou breaking up what had been .1 happy home, was the saddest sight 1 ever witnessed." Kan sas City Journal. Court Jews. Court .Tews were the officially ap pointed hankers and money lenders of Kuropcau rulers down to N'npoleon's times, nfler which most of them be came merged In the great business houses which deal nowadays with In ternational finance. One of the found ers of the house of Itothschlld wns court Jew at Frankfort townrd the close of the eighteenth century. It was with him that the elector of Hesse-Cns- Nasal CATARRH In all iu stages. . Ely's Cream Balm tleaneM, aootbes and beats Ike diseased membrane. It cores catarrh and drires away a cold In tae bead quickly. Cream Balm la placed Into the noatrils. spreads oref tlx membrane and Is absorbed. Relief la in mediate and a cure follows. It ta not drying doe not produce sneezing. Large Size, SO cents at Drag gift or by mail ; Trial Size, 10 cents. ELY BROTHERS, M Warren Street, Hew York the showing made by the eastern en-m ,i,,pogtj 1,000,000 when the first terprlse. This Is considered more re-, WM treatPnlng nlg doInlrj. . . . ..... ..stunt fu rim ill Z"Z. ; oooulatlon f 13, the way In which the sura ,im Ann .. ui.iii n ilnv's iAurney, while TEETH EXTRACTED BY THE MOD ERN METHOD, 60O. We are thoroughly equipped with all modern metVods and appliances, and guarantee oar work to be of the highest stand ard, and our prices the lowest consistent with flrst-claa work. T. H. White DENTIST ASSOCIATION BLOCK Telephone Mala 1M1. there reside within a similar num.-. of Portland not more than l.KOO.OOOi souls. . I The stock show, which opened on, September 19 for a period of 10 days. proved the crowning feature of the fuir. It was a notable success, being by far the biggest show of the kind ever held In the west, and by far the best attended. During the time It was running, the attendance at the fail showed a daily Increase- over the av erage of about SU00, and the week ending September 24. was the largest in point of attendance of any during the fair period. The past week, with the stock show as an attraction during the first five davs. and Portland day on Saturday, promises to be still bigger, and prob ablv will show a total of 200.000 ad missions for the seven days. On Sun day. September 24. the Sunday attend ance record was bettered by several thousand, when the turnstiles regis tered 17.168 admissions. In spite of the fact that there are more people In Portland now than at ,. iime since the fair opened, there has been no complaint on account of lack of hotel accommodations, or due to exorbitant charges by landlords. This happy state of affairs, It Is cer tain, will continue right up to the close of the fair, because there is room in Portland for a great many more peo ple than reasonably can be expected. In adidtion tne weamer uummui-s be all that could Be uesireu. The Lewis and Clark poultry show, the dates for which are October 5th in i th Inclusive, promises to be an exhibition of high quality, and one of o-.nrut Interest. Western fanciers have shown themselves lo De neaiu.j in favor of the show, and have entered nhoirest birds, while from the east are a number of entries of un usual Interest. was protected and restored when Eu rope was settled again first mndo the name of Itothschlld famous In finance. I'p to this period Jews badjio rights as citizens In most German states or In Austria, and the office of court Jew was necessary to give them standing.' Londou Globe. I China Pestanan 1 CHOP SCEY AND ALL KINDS OF CHINESE DIShKS. ALT A STREET, FIRST DOOR REAR OF TALLMAN'8 DRCG STORE. U. D. Goey, Prop. OREGON PORTLAND THE JUVENILES RETURN. St. Helen's Hall A GIRL'S HIGHEST teacher. 4 SCHOOL CLASS location, OF THE corp of balldlng, Bond for Williams ComiMiny Will Bo at the FraWT for a Week. The Williams Opera Company, a clever bunch of Juveniles numbering about 32 and ranging In age from 4 to 12 yeurs, which Is making such a great hit all over the northwest, will open a week's engagement at Frazer's opera house on October 2. For the opening bill they will pre sent ..The Rajah of Pazala," an Im mense musical comedy extravaganza chuck full of rich comedy and catchy music, pretty girls, handsome cos tumes and elaborate stage settings. The pence Itself deals with the hap penings of a party of Americans and natives of the Island of Pazala. an imaginary Island situated somewhere In the Pacific Ocean, and contains a plot together with a a very pretty little love story both of which afford much comedy element as well as an excellent vehicle for many pretty and catchy musical numbers. The Seattle Post-Intelligencer says of the company: "The little artists of the Williams Opera company are truly wonderful. It Is Impossible to believe that children of their age can give such an Interesting and perfect per formance. ' The little people are In the professional class and still, being children, must and do meet the task." According to all press reports, those who do not witness one or more of the performances of the little people In our city will miss one of the rarest novelties as well as best attractions of the season. The Bnnshee. The banshee Is the domestic ghost or spirit attached to certain Irish or high laud Scottish households and is sup posed to take an interest In the wel- fure of the family generally, and espe cially to wall at the death of any ooc of Its memliors. The banshee Is pic tured In Irish folklore under the form of a little old woman with long hair, which she continually combs, at the same time keeping up an Incessant weeping and walling. The Incident of the comb Is exactly similar to the legend of the German lorelel, a spirit which sings, while the banshee weeps, as an accompaniment. The proud dis tluction of possessing a private ban slice Is allowed only to families of pure Milesian stock. The word Is derived from the Gaelic banslth, a woman fairy. t.-hnreh Weddlnaja and Cards. While It Is a popular custom to Issue cards of Invitation to attend a church wedding, It Is entirely contrary to the teaching understood to be Implied by the church edifice. No private family has a right to Issue invitation to the House of God to witness the. perform a nee of a rite within the said house as though for the time being the latter had been given over to them for their own particular use. A wedding In church Is not a private, but rather a public rite, at which any parishioner who wishes may be present without an Invitation from any one. God's house Is at all times a public place of wor ship, the very spirit of which Is utter ly opposed to cards of Invitation.' Church Eclectic. The Great Salt Lake Bridge. The . lun yes t bridge In the world stretches across Great Bait like. It was constructed at an enormous cost to save time and money. Before the bridge was built the railroad skirted the north end of the lake. Now It cuts oft forty-three miles of road and runs directly from Ogden to Lucln. The cost of this remarkuble bridge was $5,fK0,iKK). The piles were brought fraiu the Oregon and Texas forests. lty placing all the plies together they would measure nearly (100,000 feet. There are more than eleven miles of permanent trestling, nearly the entire length being under water, which is from thirty lo thirty-four feet deep. Thoughts for Use thwifty THE TIME TO THINK OF TIIK KIND OF HEATING STOVE YOU WANT IS NOW AND WE CAN HELP YOU SOLVE THE PnOIU.KM. THE HEATING STOVE PROPOSITION WAS REVOLUTIONIZED WITH THE INTRODUCTION OF THE WIISON HEATER, WHICH WAS THE FIRST OF THE AIR TIGHT HEATERS INVENTED AND WITH ITS ADVENT THE OLD STYLE FUEL -EATING STOVE8 COMMENCED TO PASS OUT OF EXISTENCE AND GIVE PLACE TO THE MODERN FUEL-SAVERS. THE WILSON HEATER WAS THE FIRST MADE ALONG THE FUEL-SAVING LINE AND TODAY IT STANDS IN ECONOMY IN Simplicity of construction AS A FUEL SAVER IN CONVENIENCE IN LASTING QUALITY IN GIVING SATISFACTION IN LOW PRICE IN HIGHNESS of MATERIAL IN DEPENDABLENESS IN CONSTRUCTION IN APPEARANCE THE GENUINE WhSsoii IHfegiter WHICH HAS KEPT ABREAST OF THE TIMES IN IMPROVEMENTS AND IS TODAY THE MOST AD VANCED HEATING DEVICE ON THE MARKET, IS HANDLED ONLY IN PENDLETON, BY US. VJE HAVE ALL SIZES And at prices that mean a saving to you in the first cost and on your fuel bills Genuine Wilson Wood Heaters $5.00 to $12.00 According to Size Wilson Heaters-That's All equipment ths beat catalogue. Terra Opens September 18, 105. W. T. PARKER Dealer In Dry Goods, Groceries am) Notions Hata, Caps, Boots, Sboea and Farm Produce, I have Just purchased the D. B Richardson stors at Helix. Oregon and I am going to thoroughly remods It and greatly Increase the stock. 1 solicit your patronage, and If goad goods and fair treatment can hole your trade, then I know you will trmd with ma. Bring In your farm pro duce. Highest market price psJd. HELIX . - ORBGO Dally East Oregonlan by carrier, only 15 cent a week. Immense Salmon Trout. W. M. Stewart captured a salmon trout last Sunday In the west fork of Hood river, which measured 2i 1-2 Inches In length. It required two hours and ten minutes to land the prize. Ir. Laruway was along at the time and secured an excellent photo graph of Stewart and the fish. The editor of the Coast Magazine, Mr. Wll- helm, secured a print from the plate. and will reproduce the picture In the next iHxue of the Coast at Seattle. Hood Klver Glacier. Whlto Mice for Navy. On submarine boats of the British navy are carried a number of white mice, for each one of which a shilling a week Is allowed for food. They are kept In the vicinity of the gasoline tank. When these mice set up a con tinuous squeaking It Is time to look after the gaaoline fumes which bother them, and they no doubt can be made danger signals that will prevent disas trous accidents to submarine boat crews In the future. Bluejacket, neslanlns; of h. Trouble. "Yes," said Breezem, who hapiened to be In a reminiscent mood, "during my younger days I sowed the wind, but luter" "Well, what happened later?" queried Mrs. Breezem. "I married you," continued the al leged bead of the matrimonial combine. Chicago News. Soan4 Roasoa. "Lend me your umbrella, dear. It's ralnlngand I've got to go to the vestry meeting again tonight" "But, John, why don't you take the one you've been carsylng for the last weekr "What, to the vestry meeting? Why, that's where I got it" Philadelphia Press. Ml Ae af Charity. Mrs. Henpoijne Bo you did an act of charity to commemorate the twentieth anniversary of our wedding? Mr. Hen peone Yes, I refused a raise of salary to one of my clerks who wanted to get married. Chlldhaod Woes. Old Lady What, you are sorry you are getting so big? Why so? Child 'Cos ma says I'm get On' old enough to know better. Brooklyn Life. Tha Graea of Bxperteaee. He Mow well- Miss Elderberry car ries her age! She Bnt, then, she has become so accustomed to It yon know. Our net Roeserelt'i BEFORE YOU MAKE A PURCHASE OF A HEATING STOVE SEE THE Only Genuine Wilson Heater WHICH IS HANDLED IN PENDLETON ONLY BY US. A POINTER ON THE RANGE QUESTION. OCRS IS THE STORE THAT HANDLES THE QJuHdvsd'ssiD Sfteefl tfSsiiinajj WHICH IS A UNIVERSAL FAVORITE. IMITATED BUT NOT EQUALLED. Genuine Wilson Coal HEATERS $10.00 to $25.00 Accorning to Size WILSON HEATERS-THAT'S ALL 0t3)odiniuainilhoinnipsoDu Maipdrjaire (Boron) painty 43 MAIN STREET RECOMMENDABLE. DEPENDABLE. 'PHONE MAIN 81. 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