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DAILY KAST OIIEGONIAN, PKXDI-ETOX, OREGON, MONDAY, SKITKMBEU II, 100S. EIGHT TAG ICS. u Farmers I Y iip Mourn Work Prfi rcn six. mm One Crop on Alberta Wheat Land Will Pay for the Land ? Pay One Eighth in Cash, the Remainder in Seven Payments at 6 per cent. 3,000,000 acres thrown on the market by the Canadian Pacific Railroad. Sod land is yeilding 35 to 50 bushels of wheat and from 50 to 80 bushels of oats this year. Wheat selling at 80 cents, oats at 50 cents per bushel. The Last Chance on the American Continent to Get The Company will contract to break the sod, furnish seed, put in the crop, and fence the land for you ! The opportunity of a lifetime for a poor man. If you buy from the Canadian Pacific you pay no high commissions, no extortionate brokers fee, but get your land direct from the Com pany, at a fixed price, open to all, and one crop pays for the land I SETTLERS' RATE TO ALBERTA IS NOW ON. J) JOMAT HAM JOHNSTON Agent Canadian Pacific Railroad Land. u Bowman Hotel. 1,1! II I I II Augusta. M. ?ept. 1L Whether' the prohibition law. which has been on the statute hook? of Maine for half a century, shall he resubmitted to a! vote of the people 1m the principal Is sue b'fi'ie tli'' '"'.'r? of the state to-1 day. iml.-ntai.y, they will elect a governor, state auditor, members of the state bcslature and county f fkers, but intT'-st In the success of parties or Individuals has been over-yhadowf-" by tli- prohibition Issue. The 'b-n-.'i, rats have leclarel agalr.st T;"hibit;on, and on a platform demanJUife ii-ni.iins.-ioii. the IT')' jlppii! ' lit!;. i..i a li. Iter eh.itice suc cess In today's battle of ballots Minn nt any time sin e the war. The nomin'e fT pov.-rnor of 'Ion-publicans, I'.ert M. F.-rnald, of I'o laiid. was nominate. 1 aft.-r a bl:t. r contest. His fippotn nt was William T. Haines of Wa'.rville, who has b . ti a v.i tn'iM-r of both branehes of the leeisls-t'ire. attorney general and has I.e. n v-ry prominent In promot ing er.'-rpri-1' - and ..tie r lari,"- bni rieis ven'ure.-. Mr. Haines fivored the resubmission of th- constitutional a;i.' Tidnient to ;i vi, ..f til.- p.-oj,, . Mr Fernal 1 wa a "stand patter" on th" prohiliition Issue, and he won out in the r.,r v r.tion. The eon'est has left sore places. The r i.ui'li. an state convention NEW LIFE alities ranging from r.Oilo to "nnr or more, came near bonis defeated. Representative Littleficld came with in ln'i'.i votes of helm? defeated, and i the only one of the four representa tives who made fairly good show not only declared in favor of prohl- nK uas jr. Towers, bition, but went further and said that1 ti, democrats had more members the party was opposed to the resub-1 of the state house and senate than In mission of the question to the people. ' manv vearr Thev elected sheriffs Would IiPMibinlt Issue. and other officers in several counties There are thousands of republicans ' carrying the strong republican eoun ulio believe that this matter should ty of Kennebec, the home of Ilepiv be resubmitted, and the thing which ' sontativo Burleigh, is bothering the republican loaders, jSjnce that election many things is how these liberal republicans will i,;ive happened to disrupt the repub ote. If they quietly cast democratic ' ,.ans. , faction has grown up which ballots the result will be an over- j nas been opposed to what has been whelming democratic victory. The ; denominated the state house ring:, prohibitionists have a candidate forever which Representative Burleigh c.jY,.; .,; and have nominated sev-j has been charged with being hosi. eta! MH.it' tickets' i!i:i).Mi:x assk.mbm: roit bk; convention. v. ho for lfi yars has been the master, . of the patron of Husbandry of i:,-jdg, poi-1, Colin., Sept. 14. Hun M.ilno and prominent in the national j ,j ( tame K.-dmen. both bii' k.s councils of that order. H Is called ';md squaws, swuoiied down upon this Tbe democratic candid. ite for ffov i.,.-,r 1 ribadlah Gardner, a farmer. ri.il I usines- man. i an r-xcellont . peaci ful New Kngland city today and public speaker and has a personal rlrf, Jn f.,,mpet.. possession with th' acquaintance with thousand" of the ful t.ons.,,t and approval of the pah farmers in every section of the state! f l(.,, f.itiz, iiy. ..f r,:..o"0. It is declared that manVj of the republican farmers will vote f..r him. Th democratic state plat form dci res In favor of resubmls-j sion and demands the repeal of the i-'fi'iris enforcement act. Mr. ilardt'cr t--ll the people that he hims'lf i a teetctnler, that he lPl., ted. The invaders come from nearly every state and territory In th.- 1'i.ioti and are hen- for th.- purpose of hold ing tin- national convention of the Im I roved nrkr of Uedm-n. Three si ore great councils, witii nearly tT0D tiibi-s and a half million members are never drank a drop of liquor In his life but that he believes that the peo ple hoti'd have the opportunity to Reports of officials will show that considerably over a million dollars was disbursed bv tin- order during ite upon resubmission and that h thr last .war. and that nearly J22. 000,- I has been paid out In benefits J NERVE 5j BRAINS J j 11 1 i's t.artv are willing to abide by dL-ment oi trie p'opie. lie atso .;((. the organization ot lie oruer. t'ie JU .,-Vs for an equalization of taxes. Since the republicans have carre-d the state. Tpt In 1!0!. by iiali'ies ranging over inn NervifaTablefs Extra Sfrnth Immedtatt Risuitt BI A MAN! Every Inch 1 man, a nature Intended roa to be. NEI.VITA TABLETS will quickly reotore your health and itotnifth. Thn only reliable medicine or Iw.t power, shrunken crvaniand all eU reaulfli at youthlul mdihcre tion or the exceskire ue of tobacco, liquor and opium. NERVITA TABLETS bare a record for twenty yeara. Tena of tliouwndi ot happy and proaperoua men know of tbeir peculiar potency. Write for tnjoklet. Rent by mail on receipt U price. 11.00 per boi; 6 boxes fS.OO tl ! n'll "RVE T0IIC AND flervifa Pills hood vitamer FOR MEN AND WOMEN Arilnit tbelr mrtoratWe power there can be no tuiWe renistance. Their Influence orer all oertou diKirder. ia aimply supreme. Of pecu iiTr potency lor the upbuilding U the nerecen trr.Vnd restorln itality to weak, nervous, or-erical, anarmic women and irlrls. Bln-J he pink flew Health to pels cheek. Used I In lb, private practice of Ir. West lor 'rll run without susireetion of 'ailure. bent by St" on reTt of price. BO cent, per boa Of "boxsJlor rflM. At all UrurrUU. p-ltHIR PWUO CO. Wt. IHrk.lt CHICAQO pEXDI.ETt)X VIIVO COMPA.VY , Pcndloton, Ongom l'..'l!er re'trl-- b v lien the IT-- l!vn fowers v. irtr reached In Tt'-r-resentatlve elecfe.) cov- -r v.y a pluf-'illtv of li In a to- voto of :,i!. I)cinocriit Made finliw. The demo. -raic party became de moralized and not much was done bv it in the way or- organization for the biennial election until l!f'l, when Governor robh. the republican can didate, was ep-ftcd over Tyrus "V. Pa vis. democrat, by a plurality of :C.R1S In a total of m.r.12 Two years atro the democrat Is ajraln nominated Mr. Pavis, and they car ried on a most npcrelve eampnncn ariirist rjrivernor f'obh, fine of the chief l-isur-o Iielne the unpopularity of the Sturcis enforcement law, which bad been approved by governor Cobb. The result of the election came near to wlpir.p out the republican plurality. The result was: Whole number of votes 133, .ViO: Cobb frep.) 69,42"; Pavln idem.) 01.3U3; AVood wa'rd fpro.) 1133; Fox roc ) 1 r. S 1 ; dcattcrlni;, 21. Governor Cobb plu rality wan only 8064 and Ills major ity only 5354. Thin wan not nil. The representa tive, who had been receiving plur- V. A. S. Hird of Topeka, .Is the present reat iticonohee; Joseph Far lar. of Philadelphia, the preat senior saifamore; Wilson Brooks of Chicago, the great chief of records, and Wil liam Provln of Westfield, Mass., the proal keeper of wampum. A spirited contest is expected for some of tint national offices. $100 K'nrcl, SI00. The reader of this pnper will be plen pil to learn tlmt there I at leant one dreaded dlsenHe that science tins been able to cure In all Its stnites, and that Is Ca tarrh. Halls' Catarrh Cure Is the only positive cure now known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh belnsr a constitutional disease, requires a constitutional treat ment. Hall's Catarrh ('ure Is taken In ternully; acting directly upon the blood and inii'-oiis surfaces of the system, thereby de stroylnc the foundation of the disease, and elvlnn the patient strength by building up the constitution and assisting nature In doing Its work. 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I I never knew a remedy that would I give me relief and every moment of: my life was spent In misery. I was j troubled with dizzy spells, my back ' ached severely and my kidneys were : so frequent and the secretions so Ir regular as to cause tne great incon venience. Whenever I took the least cold, it was sure to settle In my kid neys and greatly aggravated my suf fering. I took several remedies which gave me temporary relief, and the attacks were sure to return. At last I learned about Poan's Kldnc Pills, procured a box, used them as directed and before I had taken one half the contents I wag free from backache, and my kidneys were reg ular nnd normal in action. I have not had any trouble eme and give Poan's Kidney Pills the credit for my present good condition." For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster-Mllburn Co., Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United States. Remember the name Doan's and take no other. Mexican VMctiiiih. San Francisco, .Sept. II. Although few veterans of the Mexican war re main to observe the day, celebrations, will be held today in several western and .southwestern cities to mark the Cist anniversary of the entry of fien eral Willfield Scott and the American army Into the City of Mexico, Sep tember II, 184". The triumph of the American army confirmed by force of arms T'nele Sam's title to the vast conquered ter ritory of California, Nevada, T'tah Wyoming, Colorado, Arizona and New Mexico. 'I'liey Takei the Kinks Out. "I have used Pr. King's New Life Pills for many years, with Increasing sati.sfactlon. They take the kinks out of stomach, liver nnd bowels, without fuss or friction," says N. II. Brown, of Plttsfleld, Vt, Guaranteed satis factory nt Tollman & Co.'s and Pen dleton Prug Co., 25 cents. Architectural Show. New York, Sept. 14. Exhibits per taining to architecture, engineering, naliitlng. sculpture, manufacturing and craftsmanship fill Madison Square Garden today at the opening of the first national architectural exposition of the United State. "Oregon Builders" Are ycu doing what you can to populate your State? OREGON NEEPS PEOPLE Settlers, honest farmers, mechanics, merchants, clerks, people with brains, strong hand and a willing heart capital or no capital. Oregon Railroad & Navigation Co. Is sending tons of Oregon literature to the east for distribution through every available agency. Will you not help the good work of building Oregon by sending us the names and addresses of your friends who are likely to be Interested In this place? We will be glad to bear the expense of sending them complete Information about OREGON and Its opportunities. COLONIST TICKETS will be on sale during SEPTEMBER AND OC TOBER from tho eat to all points In Oregon. The fares from a few principal cities are From Louisville " Cincinnati " Cleveland " New York - 541.70 - 42.20 - 44.75 - 55.00 From Denver - 530.00 Omaha - 30.00 Kansas City 30.00 ' St. Louis 35.50 " Chicago 3S.00 TICKETS CAN BE PREPAID. If you want to bring a friend 01 relative to Oregon, deposit the proper amount with any of our agents. The ticket will then be fur nished by telegraph. , F. J. QUINLAN, Local Agent, Pendleton, Ore. or write Wm. McMURRAY General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon. i Byers' Best Flour Is made from the choicest wheat that grown. Ghk1 bread I aKur- J 1 when BYERS' BEST ELOUK I iisel. Bran, Shorts, Strain Boiled 4 Barley always on linntl. I PENDLETON ROLLER MILLS T W. S. BYERS, IToprletor. City Property for Sale Building lots from 300 to $1000 Five-room dwelling, one lot $1400.00 Two lots and dwelling, chicken fencing and house $H00.0O Seven-room dwelling and two lot $2000.00 Five room dwelling, barn and four lota $1600.00 A home In any part of the city. FRANK B. CLOPTON & CO. 1 1 2 E. Court St.. Pendleton. Ore.
