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AGE TWO.
DAILY EAST OREGOXIAX, PEXDLETOX. OREGON, MOXIAY. AIGl'ST 87, 1IM8.
EIGHT PAGES.
The Triangle Sale has left many short lines, these we want to close out.
. All G& Left
We will continue Triangle Prices on many Items of great value See them tomorrow.
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The virus of saving
was made manifest during
our great
Triangle Sale
now we offer many more
rare prices.
$1 9 A Lcdies' Pat. and worth
1,(4 Kid Black Shoes. $3.50
$1 nn Ladies' Tan Ox- worth
1,77 fords. Button lace $3.50
$1 1 C Ladies Black worth
1.10 Oxfords $2.00
$1 AO Men's Black worth
1.VO Shoes $2.50
Ok A Men's and worth
T&G.GHt Boys' Shoes $4.00
We want to introduce to your attention our
FALL SUITS
$20, 22, 25, 28 and 30.
These are latest style cut, fabric trimmings,
and all pure wool. Once bought always
, worn as these have no superiors.
Let us show you your size and fit.
Many kinds of Baby Shoes to close, 38c, 47c end 69c,
and high grade Baby Shoes, colored tops, 3 to 8, $1.12.
HAM
SHOES ARE HERE
FOR FALL TRADE
Call and be fitted.
DOUGLAS
LEFT-OVER
SUITS
of quality and worth, but
as they are one of a kind
we offer them at prices to
insure quick sale. These
have always been known as
GOOD ONES
now they are
MONEY SAVERS
$4.44 il7.77
At these prices we ought to sell all
suits in Pendleton. .
Take a Look New Fall Suits, Shoes, Hats, Shirts and Underwear.
THE BOSTON STORE. SHOES AND CLOTHING
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GUIS
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CONGRESS
iuiiu
Moni:n.vri: it.ices iois
BOAIiPING AND LODGING
Indiana Will Have Xinety-Inur Ix lo-tati--.
I'lTTiit. Anions Them Vlce-llic-lih
lit l'liii-hnnks Missouri
Kivcr Points Will Send a Trainlotid
nf Ih-leKiilfi Exhibition ot Results
of IrricnlKin Will He the Fine-
Mi-.-r Gotten Togellit-r AnyulM-re.
rolse, Aug. 27. The various com
mittees in charge of the National Ir
rigation congress, have practically
completed their work and today Bee
Pols ready to receive and care for
tl: thousands of visitors and dele
IS .19 cmlng to the congress.
The number of delegates will break
nil records, and the attendance from
the east and middle wet will be larger
limn at any previous session. ' There
are a number of reasons for thin. The
irrigation coi. Kress is the only nation
al gathering to be had west of the
Rocky mountains this year, for which
the railroads have made special rates.
Those who have contemplated a trip
tc the vet have waited to take ad
vu.tage of the cheap rates given, and
the liberal time allowed for seeing
the country.
Vice President Fairbanks will ar
rive at 1 o'clock on the morning of
Monday, September 3.' Governor
Hanley, of Indiana, has appointed 4
delegates from among the most prom
inent citizens of that state, who wilt
comprise the vice president's party
a'id this has served to attract a great
d of attention to the occasion. It
is expected that sufficient delegate
aud visitor will be brought together
at Chicago to make up a rpednl train
Arrangement have been made at
D-nver to organize a special train for
the delegates arriving from the Mis'
nouri river points. Texas and the
southwestern states. Utah and Neva'
dt will furnish enough visitors
complete a train at Salt Lake, and
Wilmington and Oregon and Callfor
ma people will come In the sum
n: inner. This will relieve the con
-ed condition of the regular ttai
service and Insure comfortable trans
P'irtatlon facilities
A houie to house canvas of the city
to
has heen made and ample sleeping
arrangements have been provided for
at very reasonable rates. Rooms will
rang? at 50 cents, 75 cents and $1
for each person, and the restaurants
.i:n! hoit'.s v.ii! maintain ordinary
prices for meals. A number of tem
porary restaurants will be conducted
during the congress, serving home
conked meals at popular prices.
On llonday evening a public re
ception will be given In honor of tho
vice president and other distinguished
members of the congress, when all
will have an opportunity to meet
Idaho's guests of honor.
Four spiendid bands will furnish
music !n all sections of the city, fur
nishing entertainment for visitors at
the different places where the peo
ple will assemble. Attractive enter
talnments will be provided at
the different theaters affording some
thing to suit the taste of all.
For the entertainment of the dele
Kates to the congress, the BolBe
Symphony orchestra will give a sym
phony concert, taking place on Wed
nesday, evening, September 5. This or
ganization consists of B0 professional
nd high-class amateur ' musicians
nder the leadership of Professor M,
Chrlstcnsen, director, and Professor
O. Breach, concert master. A clas-
ical progiam will be rendered, with
Mrs. F. H. Brandt as sololsf.
The exposition of the products of
Irrigation will be the largest fair of
the character ever held In an irri
gated country. The .. committees In
harge of this feature have been al
lotted (4000 for pavilion and decora
tions, which has enabled It to carry
out the elaborate plans of the archl-
testr. The exposition will be held on
Might h street, occupying more than
two bloeki. The street Is paved with
brick, which will be sprinkled and
kept free from dust. The pavilion
will arch the street, with booths along
the center and on each side. Oreen
and white decorations will be used In
profusion, and 1600 electric lights will
furnish gorgeous Illuminations. Fruits
grains, grasses, sugar beets and other
produots are coming In car lots, and
the most spirited competition will
prevail among the exhibitors from the
variolic states for the magnificent
sterling sliver loving; cups to be
awarded. The Payette Melongrowers'
association will give away canta
loupes to all delegates on a day set
upart for this feature.
Sixty of the most prominent men In
the United States Identified with Irri
gation and corelated subjects, are on
the program for addresses.
GFXF.RAI. XTTvVS.
xohthwkst xfavs.
A lady superior at Budapest In a1 Kx-convict Frank Burns, who float
convent at that place, who has been e.' Into I'luj'tnp. Wash., this week. I"
a nun fur 25 years, has JuM married now In ti e county Juil accused ot
a itoiiiTiiasan, 2T years or age. ; stealing a pair of shears from W. O.
Hans Anderson of Wurilsville, Col., ! I -ant'.s'iier and a number of other
has been sued for divorce from his at tides.
wife. Hhe claims he comes home at i Il-iins have Increased the water In
daylight and tells her fairy tales. ! tin- Snake river, so that it is hoped
It Is estimated that the coming so-! n:ivir;atU n t l:lparia may be resumed
gar beet crop will net the farm-era of' several weeks "arlWr thmi estimated.
Colorado I10.O00.000. This is nn es-'The icnm-rw Lewistnn and Spokan;
timared increase of more than Jr. 500,-; are lied up at Hlpatia bcKiuse invlga
000 over last year. . ' lien Is not nmv satV.
FORF.ST HAXGF.lt DISAPPEAIIS.
Ijis Seen In n.Uvrry Stnhln lit Vaki
111a, August ID.
That Harold Saunders, n deputy
forest ranger In the government serv
ice, has met with foul play. Is the
npinion of W. R. Warden, also a for
est ranger, who has been with Saun
ders during the summer in the Habi
le r forest reserve, says the Yakima
Republic. Saunders Is missing.
There is no clue to Iris whereabouts.
When last seen he had In his posses-
i slon about 200 In ensb. The follow-
One trainman was killed and three ( l;iliu 'I'U' kiT. Jim Isfciirdon and j t,ig description of the man was given
sllshtly Injured Sunday In a collision j fi t! Winters, tho three young? men a Republic reporter by Mr, Warden,
at Piltsfield, Me., between a runaway who left SpnKane at 4 o'clock lust' the rnlsslng man's partner: About ii
freight car and a Knickerbocker Mm- j Monday, pas d through Wallace f,.,.t .7 Inches In height, blue eyes,
lted on the Maine Central railroad j M-.ho, Suni'ay 011 their way to Nov brown hair, smooth fire, pleasant un
bound from New Y'ork to Bar Har- Ynrk on horseback. Thr-v expect to- penrtng and of good address, wore a
bor. reach New V(rk by December 1.
Three hundred tortoises stopped j There Is a possibility that Mrm
traffic In the Rue de Richelieu- the j r.cichinan. whn was recently shot by
other day for nearly two Hours, j Bl,r Imslian'l. 1011 M she recover, may
They were exposed for sale on a carl j never br able to speak because of
when a motor car came snurpij pani'ysis of ll- vocal cords. She was
around the corner in Paris and bowi-
ed them otct.
The Oaekwar of Baroda, who- has
been traveling through Scotland, says
that he spoke Jokingly when ho told
the New York reporters that Ameri
can women lncked real beauty. "I
have realty found American women
charming women," said his highness.
It has been authoritatively an
nounced at St. Petersburg that there
was no truth In the statement pub
lished by the Paris Temps that John
D. Rockefeller at the beginning or
the year offered through Count Wltte
to advance $100,000,000 loi gold to
Russia In return for a concession to
build the' Baltic Black Sea canal.
A controversy has arisen between
the board of home mbslonir of the
Mothodlst church and the city ot
Seattle regarding alleged damage
done to the church building at the
corner of Third and Pine streets,
through the regard of the last named
thoroughfare. ( The church people
want damages of tl In order that
they may not be obliged to pay any
assessment on the regrade work,
Ten years In Bed.
' "For 10 years I was confined to my
bed with disease of my kidneys,'
writes R. A. Gray, J. P., of Oak
vllle. Ind. , "It was so severe that t
could not move part of the time
consulted the very best medical skill
available, but could ret no relief un
til Foley's Kidney Cure was reconv
mended to me. It has been a Godsend
to me." Koeppen Drue; Store.
If you see It in the East Oregonlaa
Its tree.
shot at I.ewlsson, Idaho. Inst Tuedu
evening nnd then her liusband killed
himself.
Becoming angry at August Smith
with whom h was drliing on the res
ervation near Wapate, cut from North
Yakima yesterday, Cl.arley Wlnnyr
an 18-ycar-old Indian boy, drew a
knlfo and xlnshed him In the nlib.fi
He alterward escaped. The wouii'
will prove lilal.
J. F. Clark has ompletnd u dfco.1
whereby Homley Island In tjie Colum
bia river owned by Mr. t'lark will
be put under Irrigation. The Island
contains J00 acres, Is about 15, ftiet
above trW'rlver nnd has a d.-ep vol
canic aon soil adapted for Irrigation
and will grow (tood craps.
At CUttonwood, Idaho, recently the
featur of the republican county con
ventlum was the nomination of Miss
Mnrdaret Sweet for county superin
tendent of schools, over K. A. Carpen
ter. The fight was Interesting but the
precedents set by the state and other
cjunty conventions In selecting a wo
man for that office was recognized
here, and although Carpenter was a
competent'man, the wishes of the wo
men predominated.
light colored brim hut nfter the cow
boy style, and blue woolen clothes,
and was 25 years of age.
Harold Saunders left his camp 111
the Tieton basin last Sundny morning
to come to North Yakima for suppl'es.
He was to be gone two dnys. Coining
down the Cowlchee valley he stopped
at Tota Fear's place nnd changed
horses. He then rode Into town and
put up his horse at Tucker's livery
stable. Since that time he has not
been seen or heard of by any one, and
It Is now bereved that the young for
est ranger has met with foul play, nnd
was probably murdered and? robbed.
Ing In line waiting for their turn that
they might be nmong the first to
make flll..rs on land to he opened n
the Columbia river Monday. Some of
these men have been In constant at
tendance on the land office since Fri
day morning nnd have left their po
sitions only to sleep and eat, leaving
a substitute when they did so. Reg
ister Coleman estimates that by to
morrow night there will be a string
of men a block long lined up waiting
10 make entries Monday morning.
"I'm Kolirp to file nn n parcel of
Hind I have picked nut If I have to eat
and sleep on this sidewalk," said one
of the men today. "Some of us have
substitutes to take our places "when
we go to our meals or to our rooms
to sleep, but there are two or three
here who have their meals brought
to them and who will sleep In line on
the sidewalk or out In the street."
Many whose Intention It Is to file
no the Columbia river lnnd rc arriv
ing nt the hotels, and considerable In
terest Is being manifested about town.
Warning.
If you have kidney and bladder
trouble and do not use Foley's Kid
ney Cure, you wilt, have only yourself
to blame for results, as It positively
cures all forms of kidney and bladder
diseases. Koeppen Drug Store.
A ploasant surprise. While the folks
are away buy that new carpet and
furniture at Baker ft Foltom'a.
WAITING IX I.I X K Tt F1I.K
Men Who Wnni to Secure- Columbia
Itlver f.n"ct..
Lined urp In front of the United
Slates land office were fully 15 men
all day today, says the Yakima Re
public f the 25th. They were stand
Convert the) Siamese.
Miss F.ula Van Vrnnken,vlll leave
the first of the week for iJies, north
ern Slam, to assume her duties as a
missionary under the Presbyter'nn
board of foreign missions. She will
go by way of Han Francisco, stopping
at Honolulu, and from there to
Hongkong, thence to Bangkok. From
Bangkok she will make a six weeks'
trip by a rowboat to her destination.
She expects to be away six years.
Milton Eagle. '
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Rumor comes from Uome to a
Catholic editor In New York, that
Archbishop Ireland Is to be made a
cardinal this year.
CURES
CANCEROUS ULCERS
Whenever a sore or ulcer is slow in healing-, and shows signs of eating
Into the surrounding flesh, it is safe to say that the blood is infected with
sancerous germs. Some old taint; or poison that has lain dormant awaiting
t favorable opportunity to assert itself has found nn outlet on the face, arms,
legs or other part of the body, and the place has become inflamed and
festered, and a chronic ulcer is the result. When middle age is reached or
passed, and the vital powers are naturally weaker, a hurt of any kind henls
slowly, and often an insignificant scratch or bruise on warty growths
moles, pimples, etc., will begin to inflame and are soon large, eating ulcers!
The cancerous germs are rooted in the blood, and while salves,' plasters,
lotions, etc., keep the surfaceclean, they a re useless in nltecting a cure, S.S.S.
cures cancerous ulcers by going down into the blood and removing the germs
and poisons which produce the trouble. H cleanses the circulation of all
unhealthy matter, and when the cause is removed the sore heals permanently.
S. S. S. enriches and strengthens the entire blood-supply, and being purely
vegetable, it is a pleasant, safe remedy for youmr or old,' and ulcers of every
kind yield promptly to its curative properties.- Book on sores and ulcers aud.
medical advice free. THE 3 WlfT SPECIFIC CO., A TLANTA, CAm