i DAILY EAST OREQONIAN, PENDLETON, OBSQOW. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1603. SKIN AND BLOOD f PURIFICATION Cuticura Soap, Ointment and Resolvent Cleanse the Skin, Scalp and Blood Of Torturing, Disfiguring Hu mours with Loss of Hair WHEN ALL ELSE FAILS Thousands of the world's best peo ple h&ro found Instant relief and speedy euro by the use of Cuticura Re solvent, Ointment and Soap In the most torturing and disfiguring of Itching, burning and scaly humours, eczemas, rashes, ltchtngs and Inflammations. Thousands of tired, fretted moth era, of skln-torturcd and disfigured babies, of all ages and conditions, bavo certified to almost miraculous cures by the Cuticura remedies when the best medical skill bad failed to re lieve, much less cure. Cuticura Treatment Is local and con stitutionalcomplete and perfect, pure, street and wbolcsonio. Bathe the affected surfaces with Cuticura Soap and hot water to cleanse the skin of crusts and scales and soften the thick ened cuticle, dry without hard rubbing, and apply Cuticura Ointment freely to allay Itching, irritation and Inflamma tion, and soothe and heal, and lastly take Cuticura Resolvent to cool and 1 cleanse the blood, and put every func- tlon in a Btato of healthy activity. More great cures of simple, scrofu lous and hereditary humours are dally made by Cuticura remedies than by all other blood and skin remedies com bined, a single set being often nufflclent to euro the most distressing caseo when all else falls. Sold throughout tbi world. Cotieort RefoWfaL c I form of unocour MUa nut, wc. pr ioi atmcaLAOo Hocp, Ufl. D potl iXondon, J7 Charter HM BO., l'irii, 5 Kll. ! U 'till llortoo, IT Colon. w At.. Potter Druie tntl Chem. Corp., fcol. nope. irbad for B kin tnd aloud fttrlfleftfcoa." GET MURPHY TO DO YOUR Painting and Paper Hanging. You'll get the Best work And lowest prices E. J, MURPHY 111 Conrt Street. Save Money By buying Matting Lace Curtains, Rugs vLooking Glasses, Etc. Etc. of FAILING Sole agent for the genuine Ostermoor mattresses Enjoy Life We will make your leisure hours pass pleasantly. TtnnMlncr nllnvs. rwvil. Iif lliftrcln and shooting gallery, Every- "f tninir'ursi-ciass. TEMPER ANOE KEFREBH- t MENT8 and cigars. Musical f entertainment every evening. 4- 1 Robinson's ParJors t Under W, & 0. Depot. 1 THE SURE WAY 'to Prevent Pneumonia and1 Consump 'Ion is to curd your cold when It ami. Biiiiwrs. nciuri bnausn nam y will atop 'the cough in a night, ad drive the cold out of your system. 'Always a quick and sure cure for Asthma, Bronchitis, and ail throat aad lung troubles. It it does .not sat- lefy you the druggist will refund your inonoy. Write to us for tree sample. W. H. Hooker Co., Buffalo, N. T. r. jr. ftkniot oo., 4nmK. UNIQNIZETHESOUTH TEXTILE WORKERS OF THE UNITED STATES. Is Rapidly Affecting Amalgamation Of. All Related Trades Curious Conditions Shown to Exist In the Southern States, Where Labor Is Cheap Because There Are No Unions. Philadelphia, Pa., Oct. 20. The second annual convention of tho Uni ted Textile Workers of America, which opened In Philadelphia today, will devote n great deal of Its time to tho discussion of tho unionizing of cotton mill labor In the South. Tho present convention Is the first since all urnnches of textile labor In tho United tSates wore amalgamated in the association. It has been only during tho past yenr that tho Amer ican Federation of l.nhor gave the association jurisdiction over tho Bilk weavers. A number of Independent cotton and woolen workers' unions havo also been drawn Into the lnrgor organization, nml now all are com bined under the samo Jurisdiction. The organization includes unions of blanket weavers, woolen workers, bleachery workers, silk workers, knit ters, passementerie workers, rug mak ers, carpet workers, lace workers nml burlap workers. The convention be gan today has before it the huge task' of making laws for the government of all these varied Industries. Conditions In the South. The unionizing of the Southern cotton mill workers Is the most vex ing question expected to come before' the convention. The situation Is made tho more interesting by" the popular belief that some of tho leaders among tho unionized workers of the North feel that they have tho warm secret support of Northern manufacturers In their efforts tn organize the South ern workers, as the accomplishment of this design would lessen tho fast growing advantage tho Southern mills havo in their competition against the Northerners. The problem, however, Is most dlf-1 ficult.' and nil the more so because i the southern woriters nnvo imiu un ion enthusiasm. They show a will ingness to organize when approached by an aggressive organizer, and stick to the union so long as the organ izer remains among them, but soon drift away when he leaves. Tho lead ers of tho movement say, however, that tho present convention will tacklu tho Southern proulem with a' deter mination to boIvo It and to unionize tho whole field. The ultimate object Is to bring the Southern cotion mill worker up to tho hours and wages of the Northern worker. In order to instill Interest among tho Southern workers In the associa tion and its objects It is probable that the officers to he chosen at this convention will Inciudo soveral work ers from tho South. Tho present of ficers are practically all from tho Now England field. The president and leading spirit of the association Is James Tnnsey, of Fall Itlver, nnd the secretary, Albert Mlbhurt, of the same place. has organized a local stock company for the coming winter to play the Bakor and Sumptor thentors, nnd will opon the season nt Baker on Novem ber 2. Owing" of tho refusal of the thea ters of La Grande and Bilker City to contract with Mr. McCord, of tho Northwest circuit, through which these cities would got nil tho first class companies on tho road, they are out of tho circuit of tho North west Association, nnd can, only get companies not booked for tho circuit, and consequently, Inforlor. Tho or ganization of this local company Is, the outgrowth of this difference be tween the association und those theaters, and Its progress will bo watched with Interest by tho3o Inter ested In theatricals. LONG CREEK WATER WORKS. Complete System Being Installed in Progressive Interior Town. Tho water works aro steadily pro gressing, says- tho Long Creek Llg'at. The well Is dug, the engine room is completed nnd tho machinery will soon bo all In, 15,000 pounds having been brought tn this week, the engine, alone weighing 1750 pounds. Mr. Goodrich and S. T. Dluwiddlu will commence work on tho tower next week. The tower will bo 50 feel high. On top of this will ho placed round metal tank, 12 foot deep. The tank will be enclosed nil around am! (.:. top nnd bottom vv;. u wall i !;v tV.U't two feet Illicit. Tills will keep the water cool In summer and keep It from freezing in winter. It will bo soveral weeks be fore this work Is completed, but when finished it will afford plenty of water for house use, for irrigation purposes and to use in caso of fire. A BAD TOWN, rtntelope, Wasco County, Maintains Her Olden Reputation. Antelopo has been behaving her-' self so well or lato thnt she Is about In Inar. Iinr rCCOnl for bolng tllO i "ring" of Wasco county, says Tho Dalles Chronlclo. Sho had a stabbing fray, howovor, last week, which re- minds us somewhat of her old-time Btlints. AS tisuni, mo Hum In n saloon and wns tho result ot a rough and tumble between William Gllsnn nno Ed Jones, a sheophcrdcr, the Inttor gotting tho worst of tho bargain. Jones is In a critical con dition, thrco bad wounds being tho lesult, one of Ihom to tho right of the heart and the other two about the shoulder. Parties coming down Itom there, howovor, bring word that It is now thought ho will re cover. Gllsnn was arrested nnd pur under $2,000 bonds. To the Public. Commencing Monday evening, Oc tober lDth, tho following will close their respective drug stores In tho ovcnlngs ns follows: Every ovenlng during week at 9 o'clock except Sat urday, whon storos will bo kopt opoii until 10 o'clock an don Sundays will close at 8 p. m. F. W, SCHMIDT. TALLMAN & CO. A. C. KOEPPEN & DUOS. UIIOCK & M'COMAS. AN INCORRIGIBLE BOY. Edward Clifford Warns Public Against Step-Son, Mathew Klser. Edward Clifford, tho old gentleman who lives Just over the mountain with his family, was In town yesterday looking for his oldest step-son and a mare he took from home, says the Long Creek Eagle. Mr. Clifford wishes us to announce to tho public that tho boy is not his son, that he has no control over him whatever and warns anyone against harboring him. Mr. Clifford tried to get tho county judgo to send him to the reform school some time ago nml preferred charges against him as In corrigible, but unfortunately the Judgo took tho boy's word in preference, to that of tho old gentleman. Tho boy's name is luatliow Klser, but is known arotimr hero as "a Clifford boy." Mr. Clifford has soveral bruises on his body at this time, which lie says wero caused by rocks thrown by this same boy, and also related that the boy throw a rock into tho house recently which struck his mother on her head and knocked her uown. If these aro facts, and Mr. Clifford vouches for their truthfulness, thu boy should be tnken caro of before lie does some thing worse. IDAHO SEEKING PRIZES. Will Have Select Exhibits at the St. Louis Exposition. The Bolso Statesman, speaking of Idaho's effort to tako prizes at tho St. Louis exposition, says: "World's Fair Commissioner Hnrtt nnd his associates have so tar se cured between COO and C00 Iioxoh of very superior apples to bo sent to St Louis, where they will bo nUcuu In cold storage pending the opening of the exposition. Mr. Uurtt expects to have between 1000 and 1500 Huxch. 'Tho agricultural exhibits thus far secured are very fine. There havo been somo good collections turned over to thu commissioner from fairs so far held and 50 private collections havo been added. The prospect Is that a magnificent display of thnt charac ter will bo in place nt St. WhiIh wheu tho exposition opens. "The Idaho Beekeepers' assoclatlou will compete for tho prizes offered or the bout honoy. A Hpeuktl dis play Is being arranged in cases and It I expected the exhibit will bo a prise w Inner in ever)' fealuri-. NEW THEATER COMPANY. Baker City Wilt Play Alone for the Coming Winter and Fight the Cir cuit. Manasur MeCurd of the Ilnknr 'City opera house, announces that bn Best shoe repairing at Teutsch'n Farms for Sale. Wo now havo listed for solo some of tho best wheat farms and stock ranches in the county. All tho places are well Improved and well supplied with water. Also somo very dosir ablo city property. Call and get prices. BENTLEY & HAHTMAN. h a o s, g a llEi) "Ileavene, dear, they think wu'vo just beun married.' a m, a itititataaai a a a a a AAAa I Clearance Sale of Wall Paper gPEClAL Bargains will bo onerea on me re- maittder of our stock of WjiII Paper. All thiB season's pat- 3 terns all now, natty and 3 up to dato. C. C. Sharp Opera House Block. Seventh street. - i ! BEHRF.NS HOUSE j 308 Court Streot t Best Regular Meals .IN THE CITY.. DSTYou'll enjoy your meals if you board f with us f Tickets, 21 Meals.... $4.00 J t Singlo Meals 25c J The East Oreoonlan Is Eastern Ore gon's representative paper. It leadi and the people appreciate it and show It by their liberal patronage. It Is the advertising medium of this section. Reliable C( inat Pay thAiJ nrnmnt 1, n " U&J Stanclat,hcheaCd0o Hartford wire lrunr.,, iJ Alliance AMuranMa0' London ALHiicashlS'SI Insurance Co 1 itoym insurance Co. FRANK B, agent 800 MAIN SI LET US SUPPLY WITH Building... ...Mater TIMENSIONLUMBEH(j j mi "fHcriptioni. Doors, Bllndu u lug, lhilldlng and Ttr hp, Bring Your Bill toll. Get Our Figures, Grays' Harbor Cot 0pp. Wi & C. R. DtWl GOOD WORK LADIES' 1! GtBtlfce'il Clothing Cleaned, Pressed and Repaifd Work called for and tea Jones is Cooper ; Ml (larclcu Bttcit, Coratrlitl PRICES RIGHT Take Advantage of this Opportunity WILL BE HERE SATURDAY M R. J. C. PRICKETT, a Practical cutter and designer from the J. fl. Achison Tailoring Company, of Port land, Oregon, wilt display a beautiful assortment of woolens at our store. The line embraces exclusive patterns for Ladies' Suits, Skirts and Cloaks; Mens' Suits, Overcoats and I rousers. These garments are made up with style and perfect workmanship, and are sewed with silk thread throughout and the best lining is ued. The J. M. Achison Tailoring Company is the largest tailoring establish ent in Portland and is where the swell dress ers go. Every order taken by this company is made up for the individual measurement of the customer and not from stock suits altered to conform with the measurements. As a proof ef this, customers have the privilege of having the garment ordered sentthem to be tried on before completed. 1TU"E have on display a full line line of samples of the New Fall and Winter Woolens and ladies and gentlemen can come in and examine the goods, study the styles and if they decide to order, can have their measurements taken by Mr. Prlckett SATURDAY, OCTOBER 34th., 19o3. MENS' FURNISHINGS Our stock is the most complete, : best assorted, brightest and be 1 in Pendleton. Your inspection asked. We carry all the Knox and Dunlap styles in $3- nd j $3.50 HATS. SULLIVAN & BOND MinV Furnishers- 614 Main Street t