An Attractive Personal Appearance
KPOTLEB8 LINEN AND OTHER WASHABLE PERSONAL BELONGING ARE ALWAYS NOTICEA
BLE. AM) YOU CAN DEPEND ON YOITKH BEING FREE HU)M KIHJTS IF ENTRIKTED TO IK.
WE DON'T DO THE CHEAM'ST LAUNDRY WOHK IN TOWN IWT WK FEARLESSLY STATU THAT
WEVDO THE BEST, THE QlK'kl ST AND THE MOST SATISFACTORY, AND THAT IS WHY WE FEEL WE
AKE ENTITLED TO YOI'II IATHONAiE. MEHIT IS OUR WATCHWORD.
.n limn..
Robinson's Oomestic Laundry
WIIKItE YOUR." LAUNDRY- IS ALWAYS DONE VI' RIGHT.
fir
ALEXANDER'S
PENDLETON'S
RELIABLE .
STORE
Men's Clothing at next-to-nothing prices
1 huh mhwhikwi co
Men's Stylish Suits, $10.00
Just wop and think what the m idest sum of $10.00 will do for you.
It will pay your entrance fee Into the enchanted garden of FIFTEEN
DOLLAR SUIT VALUES. In fact, you can enter our store any day of
the week and select the beHt Suit you ever purchased In this city for
llfi.no. We will press It out, fold It nicely and send to your home for the
unparalleled low price of $10.00. They are made In the new Mixtures
nf Scotch Tweeds, -Cheviots, Worsteds and Cashmeres.
Men's Stylish Overcoats, $9.00
We have bunched Into another big lot, Overcoats to fit men of all
xl7.es and proportions, that were made to retail for $15.00. And now we
Invite the most skeptical bargain-seekers of Umntlllu county to enter our
store and take their choice of the excellent fitting Overcoats that are
matte of 'Scotch Tweed Mixtures and Heaver Cloths at S9 no
We make a specialty of
Men's Tailor-made Suits at $15.00
These are hand-tailored and finished eiual to any $25.00 or IM.n t
Hulls to be found anywhere. You can make your selection from woolens
of the best manufacturers, of the newest pattern. Remember, our spe-
Sl.l.lMI i 1 1
t'lulty price
Manitoba and British Columbia has
now been given a changed status, and
there have emerged from the tempor
ary districts known as the Northwest
Territories the two new provinces of
: Alberta and Saskatchewan.
Each Is of colossal dimensions, and
: will become an Important and notable
self-governing commonwealth of Kng-
j llsh-speaking men. Already Manitoba
, w ii-ii ,i...-..u.,o. will "K thriving capital of Winnipeg.
1. M. Hall, Advertising Agent, ' illllH r,.n,.nPa the stage where It has be-
Make Annual Tour of Oregon, toilet-ting
Kami, Range and Manufuo
tilling Statistics Most Effective
TD ROOST OREGON
It. N. WILL ISSUE
ATTRACT! VE ADVERTISEMENT
Advertising Ever Issued Was the
Talks From Fanners.
Lace Curtain Sale
Closing Out of Balance of Stock
A lot of expensive and low-priced lace curtains at half their
value. Also a Btock of Portlors, Tablo Covers, Rugs, Feather Pil
lows, Looking Glasses, Pictures and other articles to be elosed out. . .
We handle the Celebrated Steinway, Emerson- and
Ludwig Pianos
There are no better Instruments made. Our stock was bought
for cash and with our light expense of doing business we offer the
best values In the Inland Empire. Before you buy a piano see the
beautiful Instruments we have, and get our lower prices than others.
JESSE FAILING
01 MAIM -STREET, XEAR BRIDGE.
'HEN IH If IN lHiRTLAND.
WE HAVE THE W!IITE,ST.NDARD. DOMESTIC NR 'THE
W1IEELEK WILSON SEWIXGMAC1IINITS.
CALL AND GET PIUCE8
tPlRKID OJ HP
AHK THE PATRONS OF OrR
LAITVIHY "WHEN TH17Y PIT ON
OliOTIIllS WE SEND HACK HV
IS1IK1) IN WR SUrEUJOR FASH
ION. WE FX CELL ON WHITE AND
COIiOHED SHIRTS, AND CUFFS
AND COLLARS, AND CHALLENGE
ANY LAUNDRY' TO PRODUCE BET- '
TEH WORK. FOR WE DO ONLY
THE REST. FAMIL YWASHINGS
RECEIVE THE SAME CAREFIX
ATTENTION.
A Mi WORK THAT COMES FROM
OUR LAT'NDHY IS ALIKE IN THAT
IT IS ALL THE BEST.
IF YOU ARE A PATRON OF OFn
LAUNDRY WK PONT NEED TO
PREACH TO YOIT ABOUT THE
GOODNESS OF OUR WORK, RUT IF
NOT, WE WANT YOU TO GIVB US
ONE TRIAL, FOR THAT WILL CON-
VINCE YOU THAT WE ARE AHEAD
OF ALL COMPETITORS.
Our Wagons in Waiting to Call for Your Bundle
Pendleton
Steam Laundry
The Up-to-Date
L AU NDRY .
Phone Main 179
Lew Wallao-' Story Will Ho Produced
for a Week at the Marqnain.
Klaw A Erlanger's colossal produc
tion of General Lew Wallace's im
pressive Itlbllcal romance. "Hen Hur."
startling In its Intensity can only
be considered ns second in comparison
to the Lewis and (Mark centennial ex
position us a feast for the eyes.
This great play, which has com
manded the attention of the pope of
Rome King Edward of England.
President Roosevelt. Archbishop Ire
land and other prelates, rulers and Im
portant pei-sonages of the world.
aroused the Interest of the entire
states of Oregon and Washington,
when staged In the city of Portland
two years ago.
Ami now with the announcement
that It Is again ..to be enacted in that
city at ihe Manjuam Grand theater
for six night performances (exclusive
of Sunday! starting Thursday. Octn
ber 19. will no doubt cause 'many to
journey there to witness It the same
as before.
In order to accommodate the otit-of-town
public Calvin Helllg. manager of
the Man, nam Grand theater, will give
his personal attention to nil orders
for seats sent through the mall, if ac
companled with remittance. The scale
of prices governing the engagement
will be $2 and $2. B0 on the lower
floor anil $1. $1.R0 and $2 In the bal
cony. All railroad lines entering
Portland are to make low excursion
intes. so by inquiring of the local
railroad representative, full Informa
tion eoncernlng the same can he as
certained. ,
I Because the Lewis and Clark fall-
is drawing to a close Is no reason
for the ). R. & N. company to stop
advertising Oregon, Washington and
Idaho. Instead of slacking the pace,
at which this company has been ad
vertising the northwest In the past
two years. It will make greater efforts
than ever to thoroughly exploit the
resources of this region, In the east.
And the methods to be employed
are the most effective and entertain
ing ever employed by any system in
advertising a country. In fact, the
methods of the O. R. & N. in the
advertising line are unique, and stand
alone In nil the great field of rail
road advertising.
Itinaldo M. Hall, advertising man
ager, will soon start on his annual trip
through eastern Oregon. Idaho and
Washington, collecting farm, range
and manufacturing statistics, from
the farms and -ranges. The most ef
fective booklet ever Issued from the
west was tne rrncticai taias irom
Farmers." issued by the O. R. & N.
company a year ago. The book wah
short Interviews from farmers, edited
and classified by Mr. Hall and sent In
large numbers to the far east.
These talks, giving as they did. the
name and address of the farmers,
were Indisputable evidence of the
richness of this country, and brought
more results than any piece of adver
tising matter ever sent out from the
west. (
About two dozen Cmatilla county
farmers were Interviewed and their
photographs printed In the booklet.
These fanners have received dozens
of letters of tiniulry from anxious
homeseekers in all parts of the coun
try. Indicating the widespread home
hunger throughout the east.
This plan of advertising will be still
inore vigorously pursued In future and
still wider fields of statistics and actu
al facts will be covered, in addition
to photographs snd views of every
prominent man. place and Institu
tion In the west.
The honieseeker rates will continue
In effect after the fair closes and
hundreds of tourists and homeseek
ers will visit Oregon yet this year,
while the cheap rates are In effect.
Plans to Get Iticli
arc often frustrated by sudden break
down, due to dyspepsia or constipation
Rrace up and take Dr. King's New
Life PIUs. They take out the materials
which are clogging your energies, and
give you a new start. Cure headache
and dlwdness. too. At Tallman & Co.
and Hrork & MeComas' drug stores;
25c, guaranteed.
Hrunillng'M Roily round.
Word has reached Boise that the
body of C. S. Rrannlng, which was
lost In Snake river below Twin Falls
on September 17, has been recovered,
t'rniii.ing. "vluiFc home was in S:ll
Lake, was fishing below the falls with
three companions and when It came
time for going home he was missing.
His companion found evidences of
where he had fallen Into the river
and a search was made for his body,
but was considered almost hopeless.
Boise Statesman.
GUARANTEED NURSERY STOCK
Beautify your home with flowers, bushes, roses, vines, troes and
hedges. All stock grown In the west and adapted to this climate.
Rare beauties In roses. The time to plant your bushes Is In the
fall Our hedge plants make most attractive hedges.
The advantage of dealing with me is that my line Is the most se
lect most eomploto, and everything Is fully guaranteed and will be
replaced If It should not prove, satisfactory. I reside here permanent
ly and make good evory promise. I can save you money on nursery
stock Orders taken now for fall and spring delivery. Address
mrs. etta Mcpherson
PENDLETON, OREGON.
(.m'MWWWWTOTO'AW-A-A-A.-
Dally Bt Oregonlan by carrier, only IS cent a week.
Let your
grind
daily
be
A.FOIfiER
Golden
Gate
Coffee
Always the same.
Grind fresh each
morning.
Aroma-tight tins.
Never in bulk.
J. A. FOLGER CO. CO.
I.n frinclico
come one of the well-favored portions;
of the earth. Alberta and Saskatche-
wan are of much greater area than
Manitoba, and will probably In the1
near future outstrip the older prov-;
li.ee In population and wealth
.11
REX BUGGIES,
i -,,n h..nt and thev fford the
" - -
Winnipeg has become a city of col-! simplest, safest and most luxurlom
leges and universities as well as of , means of conveyanse
UIK iinaiiciui iiii'i i,, mil, , i ini u,c-
ests. The thriving towns or tne new
provinces will have a like development
and with Vancouver and Victoria on
the Pacific coast the dominion will In
due time have a series of flourishing
cities in Its western half that will
equal Montreal, Toronto, Ottawa, Que
bec. Halifax and the cltiese of the
older provinces.
The Orand Trunk Pacific has broken
ground, and will help greatly to de
velop the wheat lands of these new
provinces, while the Canadian Pacific
Is pushing Its system of branch lines,
and other rallray Interests are pen
etrating what Is within a few years to
be by far the greatest wheat country
In the world. It Is to our own people,
pressing Into this new country with
their skill, energy, and capital, that
a great part of this development will
be due.
The real prosperity nf our own
northwest requires such freedom of
relationship with the Canndian north
west that traffic may follow its natur
al lines. At present our northwest
Is doing well, but Its future is to be
greatly affected by these questions of
policy and International relationship.
From "The Progress of the World,"
In the American Monthly Review of
Reviews for October.
for town er
country use. prices an in yuur
When you buy a wagon It'i Just
common business sense to look ftw
the vehicle that will give y"
most for your money.
WINONA WAGONS,
will prove an Investment and not aa
expense. They are reasonable ta
price, they cost little to maintain, ara
honestly built, and will stand taa
strain of a heavy load.
We look after the Interests of war
customers and they are protected by
a shop well equipped with up-to-date
machinery.
Neagle Bros.
Blacksmiths
PICTI RES TO BOOM STAT I
IIENEY TOR ;oVEItNOIt.
California Democrats May Nominate
tin Famous Prosecutor.
"Democrats of California are plan
ning to nominate Francis J. Heney for
governor." said A. 3. Crowder of Red
Bluff. California, at the Hotel Port
land yesterday, to the Oregon Dally
Journal. Mr. Crowder served several
terms in the California legislature and
is one of the best known republican
politicians In the state. He is here
vlsllhig the fair.
"If Mr. Heney decides to accept.
Ihene Is no doubt that he will be
chosen to lead the democratic hosts."
continued Mr. Crowder. "And It Is
probable that he would be elected, foi l
ihe inform wave thai Is sweeping the
country has struck the golden west,
and Mr- Heney is the most conspicu
ous of our reformers. Ills fearless
and able prosecutions of the laud
fraud cjises have given him a national
reputation as a graft fighter, and that
Is what the people want at present.
He belongs it the Itoosevclt-Folk-lieneen
lyM f leader.
"California is proud of Mr. Heney
ami he could get almost anything that
be wanted. it is generally conceded
that lie Is the ablest prosecutor that
the stale has produced, and it is
thought that at the conclusion of the
land fraud trials he will he called up
on by President Roosevelt for still
more Important work than lie has yet
undertaken. Politics cut little figure
with men of Mr. llcney's stamp."
Ms. Crowder said that California
had enjoyed a prosperous year and
northern California was on the eve of
an era of great development. Hither
to, be said, southern California had
secured most of the homeseekers from
the east, hut the Immense valleys of
the central and northern part of the
state were beginning to get tnelr
share, ltrge wheat ranches and
Mexican grants are being cut up Into
small farms. Irrigation works are be
ing built and colonization Is being ef
fected upon a large scale. The con
struction of the Western Pacific Is
expected to develop a rich section
hitherto neglected.
CAN DI AN PKOiiUESS.
Rich
It. A N. ( (iliHliiy Will Continue
lis Effeillvo Advertising.
Get The Best I
Good
Dry Wood!
and
HOCK SPltINU COAL
T The Coal Unit gives the most
mil.
PROMPT DKMVEIUES.
for Mii O. It. . rnmnnnv. haH 11
rM'tt'l that Or-Ron he cnnva.sseil fori
jihotoKraphH nf all principal product!
anr) pnlniH of Interest, and In so doings
he Ik carrying nut a carefully planned
scht'in' for advertising thin state, savs
ti lnft lin,l nanar
A. V. Itice. u skilled photographer
from San Franciwcn. has been added
to the staff. Yesterday he completed
the labor of securing views of port
land, includiiiK everything of Interest
at the exposition. Today Mr. Rice Is
at Oregon City, and Saturday he fpes
to Astoria.
ljiter he will visit Salem. Dundee.
Pallas and Albany for pictures of
dried fruit, packing houses, and hops
in the growing state. The mode of
capturing the elusive royal chinook
at Astoria, the process of canning and
scenes about the canneries will he his
plan or action in tne cnaracter or i
! ; itirf ii hi 1 1 mi 1 1 1. I 11 itu i, n
Industry In the stale will be over
looked. I'tider the head of Industrie and
their location a net of picture will be
taken of lumber mills at Portland.
Springfield. Salem and (irant's Pass;
excelsior factory at Kugene. chair fac
tory ut Albany, canneries at Kugene.
Salem. Sprlngbrook and this city.
Scenery will be taken along the Co
lumbia., Willamette, Hogue and Cmp-
rpia rivers and forest nooks in various
sections. State buildings at Salem,
Chemawa. Cotvallis and Kugene are
to be features.
W. C. MINNIS
Leave orders at Ilcnnlngs' cigar
store, Opp. Peoples Ware-
house.
Plmne Main I.
TEMPEIJ.VITKE Ol" MOCNTAIXS.
Ihe Grouse Season
IS NOW HERE. WE IIAVE A FULL
LINE OF AMMUNITION. OOKB
AND SEE IS BEFORE YOC GO OCT
FO RTIIE P.TRDS. (
Taylor Hardware
Company
741 Main Street
Walters' Flouring Mills
Capacity, 1(0 barrel! a day.
Flour exchanged for wheat.
Flour, Mill Feed, Chopped Feed,
etc, always on band.
DOUBT CANNOT EXIST.
the
Investigation Will Strengthen
Proof We Give In Pendleton.
How can doubt exist in the face of
auch evidence? Read here the In
dorsement of a representative elthwn
of Pendleton:
Henry Williams, retired, living en
College street, says: "I had been
troubled off and on for three or fonr
years with dull heavy aching across
my loins and kidneys. It hurt ma to
stoop or lift anything and when I
caught cold It generally settled In my
l AM'i iiiHHt- in Geology In the World's
(ileal Tunnels.
The iiiestlon of the internal temper
ature of mountains is considered hy
Professor Scliardt. Assuming the In
creased teniiieratuie In the interior toi . , , ' " , '
i a ii i i .hi ,i- i i m,ulDnck and aggravated the complaint
, . , . , .. The kidney secretions were Irregular
nhove. various compulation of thei '
the Interior) uu m. alcat ucai v. An
noyance, especially curing ine nigni,
causing me to rise several times. Urns
breaking my rest so that I felt as
tired In the morning aa when I went
to bed. I read about Doan'i Kidney
PIUs and procured a box at Brock
MeComas Co.'s drug store. Two or
three doses convinced me that they
wt'o what I needed. I have no better
way of expressing my opinion of this
preparation than to say that Doan's
Kidney Pills are worth their weight
In gold to anyone afflicted with
backache or disordered kidneys. I
know of several others who have
used this reemdy and praise It high-
Miii'vcloiis Development of the
Empire to llio North.
The piosperous development of Can
ada goes on at a rapid rate. This
year has hrouglit good crops and a
great development of Ihe grain and
cattle Interests of the Canadian north
west. What has hitherto heen unorganised
territory lying between the province of
proliahle tenipcrutuit' In
of Monte IMine were made In advance
of the lioring of the tunnel.
Thus Stockalpcr.' the engineer In
chief of the northern end of the St.
(lothnrd tunnel, computed that the
heat wouhl reach .Iti degrees centi
grade under the Furggenhniimgrnt,
where the altitude above reached
(ir0 meters.
Strnpff. the geologist of the St.
ilothard. however, maintained that the
Internal temperature would reach 47
degrees ill a tunnel pierced at the level
of Hrleg. and advised that the moun
tain he pierced at a level of rei meters
higher. As a matter of fact, the lent
perature in the Simplou tunnel for a
length of aooul two kilometers in the
middle of the rocks remains at !0 de
grees centigrade, or degrees Fah
renheit. The actual temperature of the In
terior of the tunnel Is maintained nt n
hearahle degree, the above figures be
ing obtained hy the insertion of a
thermometer Into boreholes In the
rocks for Ihe purpose of obtaining the
true heat.
Hy the spraying of cold water and
by a powerful system of ventilation
through the nuxlllary tunnel, the tem
perature of Its atmosphere may be
well controlled. H. Schnrdt. Ilullctln
Technique de la Suisse Romands,
There are 21 cases of measles In
the Washington school for deaf, dumb
and feeble minded nt Vancouver.
For sale by all dealers. Price 10
cents. Foster-MUburn Co., Buffalo,
N. Y., sole agents for the United
States,
Remember the name Doan's and
take no other.
SCHEDULE OF
PEN.DLETON-UKIAH
Stage I tne
lUut wla betwt.n hh.l.mt
uarish, rfcept Booday. BUm leavn rSn
dletoa II T 1 m., arrives at Pklah at
p. m. Return stag Iraves Uiltb at a.
at., arrives at Penidltton B p. bl
Pendlttoa to Dklib, IS; ronnd trip, 15.
Pendlttoa to Alba, 13 75: ronnd trip, la
Pendltoa to Ridge, ti; ronnd trip, ISM.
Pendleton to Nt. 11.50; ronnd trip. lis.
Pendleton to Pilot Bock, II ; ronsd trip,
fi.se.
tsffles at Brack 4 UcCoaus' Drag Stors