PAQE EIGHT.
DAILV EA8T OREQONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 1904.
Correct Clothes for Men
00 D taste in
dress is very de
sirable ; it's an
assetcverywherc.
The most stylish
garment is really
the simplest; the
oopyrtebt toj, A.Rfioo. best-dressed man
actually the
This label
least conspicuous.
Iffed fjenjamin & (
MAKERS Sfr NEWyoRK
identifies the Famous " Correct
Clothes for Men" America's
criterion of correctness for more
than a quarter century.
Equal to lint custom-made In all but
price. The makers' guarantee, and
ours, with every tfarment. We art
Exclusive Distributors in this city.
The Peoples Warehouse
The Leading Clothiers
PENDLETON, OREGON
FIGHTING THE DUST If
HOW O. R. & N. PASSENGER
CARS ARE KEPT CLEAN.
Cars on Spokane Branch Are Swept
Out by Compressed Air Under 70
Pounds Pressure Woodwork Is
Rubbed With Chamois Skin and
Every Effort Made to Keep Cars
Fresh and Clean Pendleton 8po. '
kane Branch Dirtiest Piece of
Track in Oregon or Washington.
SHERWIN &
WILLIAMS
PAINT
ONLY PLACE IN PENDLE
TON TO GET IT.
PAINTERS' MATERIALS OF
ALL KINDS.
E. J MURPHY
Court St.
BPI
TO MEET THE EYE
of those with oyo troubleb thla ndvor
tlflement Is inserted.
It Is our business to mako eye
tests, prescribe a cure for defective
Bight and o provide the necessary
EYEGLASSES OR SPECTACLES.
For the test of the prescription wi
charge nothing If glasses are or
dered hero and for tho glasses our
prices are only reasonable.
We mako a complete examination
using the best of tho lato Improved
Instruments.
GLENN WLNSLOW
Jeweler and Optician
Postoffice Block.
Lumber and
Building Materials
If you are arranging to build or
moke improvements, como and see
t for your lumber. Our stock Is
Jarge and woll selected. Wo want
to figure with you on your lumber
Ml). Wo make sash, doors and
blinds.
Pendleton
Planing Mills
ROBERT FORSTER, Proprietor.
Corner Webb and College.
The public knows very little about
tho efforts of the great railway sys
tems to make travel as comfortable
and pleasant as possible. People
who kick about dusty, dirty tourist
cars on the main lines, often con
clude that the conditions In those
through cars are representative of
tho general standard of cleanliness
on the entire system.
A brief narrative of tho care of the
passenger cars on the O. II. & N.
Spokane branch run, in this city, will
put this matter in a now light boforo
many patrons of the roads.
Tho cars that make up trains Nos.
7 and 8, running between this city
and Spokane, are set on the side
track here, In the evening, and a
force of men is put nt work renovat
ing, sweoping, dusting, cleansing
seats, carpets and cushions with
compressed air, and when tho cars
are ready for the trip back to Spo
kane In the morning, they are as
fresh and clean us if they had just
como from 'the factory.
A hoso Is connected with the air
pumps In tho roundhouse, and a force
of compressed air, under 70 pounds
pressure is used through a small
nozzle, to force every particle of
dust from tho plush cushions every
night. The carpets on the floor of
the cars are beaten, the floors are
scrubbed and the outsldes of the cars
washed off with water under a high
pressure. Then after the dust has
been forced out with the compressed
air, overy seat and corner of the car
Is carefully dusted and the windows
loft open until the cars are fresh and
now for each trip. The woodwork Is
all wiped with chamois skin.
This process of cleansing is re
peated overy night. The cars on this
train make 240 miles each day, over
the dustiest section of roadbed on
the O. U. & N. system, from Pendle
ton to Spokane, and while the cars
are covered with dust and the inside
fixtures are specked over with Uma
tilla county real estate, before tho
train reaches Adams, the company
makes every reasonable effort to
keep them clean.
The same care Is exercised at the
terminals on main line cars, but tho
longer runs that they must cover,
makes It seem that they never get a
general cleaning. One of tho most
important departments at tho termi
nal stations Is that which has charge
of the repair and care of the passen
ger train equipment.
Of lato years the company has put
I Economy I
Brand I
I Evaporated I
I Cream I
goes farthest,
because It Is most concentrated;
H is most nourishing,
because richest In cream;
most perfect,
because most skillfully
prepared.
Its purity is guaranteed
under forfeit of $5,000 to
anyone able to prqve AV,
B any adulteration In our AWk
EXTRAORDINARY ONE DAY SALE
OF-
Ladies' and Misses' Skirts
Tomorrow, (Saturday), will lio our groat. SKLKT .sale, when ovor 400 Indies' mid misses' Skirts will
ho on display. They will ho offered to you for lmlow their real value for just this one day. We want to maie
Saturday tho higgeat Skirt Day in the history of the store. You arc invited to como early to avoid the cromls
in flu; afternoon. Plenty of experienced salesladies will he pleased n show you through tins section.
Following Are Reductions for Saturday
$ -l-.OO Skirts, all the now spring novelties, Saturday ' $ 3.25
$ fi.OO Skirls, all wool novelties, hlnok, hlue and grey Drilliantines, Saturday $ 4.15
$ 11.00 Skirts, hlaek, hlue and brown broadcloth and novelties, Saturday , ,$4 .55
.$ 7.00 Skirts, Voiles, black and hlue, broadcloths and etainines, Saturday $ 5.50
$ S.00 Skirts, etainines, broadcloths and novelties, Saturday $ G.40
$ 11.00 Skirts, voiles, etainines and some beautiful light-colored novelties, Saturday 7.05
.$10.00 Skirts, Henrietta voiles, shir-top in hlue, black, tan and white, Saturday $8.50
$12.00 Skirts, Henrietta voiles, shir-top in sunburst, Saturday ' $9.75
$15.00 Skirts, only a few in black voiles, beautifully made, Saturday $ 9.75
$.'12.00 Skirts, only a few in black voiles, silk drop skirt, Saturday $10.50
MISSES' SKIRTS
$2.25 .Misses' Skirts, all lengths, light color, Saturday $1.85
$!.00 Misses' Skirts, all lengths, blue and novelties, Saturday $2.25
$3.50 .Misses' Skirts, all lengths, blue trimmed with white braid, Saturday $2.S5
$-1.00 Misses Skirts, brilliantine, in blue, tan and grey, Saturday $3.15
$4.50 .Misses' Skirts in new, swell novelties, Saturday 1 $3.C0
ALTERATIONS FREE, PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED.
Lee Teutsch's Department Store
CORNER MAIN AND ALTA STREETS
HORSES
FOR SALE
One 2-ycar-old Porchoron stallion,
will sol or trndo; also about 25 hoaJ
of young horses of Forchoron stock.
For particulars boo C. E, Hooror,
Pondloton, Or.
Dally East Oreponlan, by carrier,
only 15 cents per week.
REAL ESTATE
SOME GOOD PROPERTY TO OWN
$5,000 lCO-acro ranch near tho city
so acres In wheat. 20 in alfalfa,
CO bearing fruit trees. Much
small fruit. Good buildings of all
sorts. I'lenty of water always.
9 son Twn intn with eood house: a
corner; East 01 .Main street; ciusu
In: beaut mil location. Kasy terms.
9 nrxv Plvfi.mnm house, nearly now:
cornor; dozen young iruit irooa.
Flno brick collar, sower In. West
of Main street nnd very close in.
Kino location. TOrnis.
fhrtn nuartor sections of best
,i,..n( lnml near Pendleton. Theso
quarter sections llo adjoining each
other nnd nro all under cultivation.
Good six-room house, barns, stablos,
sheds, blacksmith shop, Plonty of
wntor nt all .times. Call nnd seo us
about tho price.
Fine stock ranches, choice vacant
Mtv lots on which wo will loan you
money to build.
BOYD & TURWEH
c.,nir.r tn E. D. Boyd.
Insurance, Real Estate, Loans
111 Court Street Pendloton
a porter on all the main line trains,
whose duty is to clean up tho cars,
over each division, sweep out and
dust off the seats, In addition to tho
regular largo force constantly em
ployed in tho cleaning department at
the terminals.
The Oregon Short Line tried an
experiment a few years ago, in
sprinkling their track with crude oil
to keen down tho dust, but It was
unsatisfactory and costly, and was
Anally abandoned. Outside of tho
Short Lino track through Idaho, the
Pendleton-Spokane branch Is tho
dustiest piece of road in tho west,
according to all railroad records.
A IN
QUEEN GIT! OF
MANCHURIA
HOW FUNDS ARt RAISED.
Gentle Hint to Federal Office Holders
to "Dig Up."
The San Francisco Examiner pub.
lishes a facsimile of a circular sent
nut by tho central commltteo of tho
republican organization In Hawaii,
asking for a contribution to tho cam
palgn fund.
Tho little document Is sent to ov
ery person holding a federal ofllco In
the territory of Hawaii nnd roads as
follows:
"Honolulu, T. II., March 1, 1901.
"Dear Sir:
"As t Is nearlng tho time for terri
torial elections, nnd tho republlcnn
imrty will bo In need of funds to con
duct the coming campaign, It Is
thought best to ask for small per
sonal subscriptions, so that tho bur
don will bo removed from tho few.
"Good republicans will readily reC'
ognlze that It Is not only tneir fl
tianclal assistance, but tho hearty co
operation of all that Is necessary for
success.
"A subscription of two per cent (2)
of your salary should not prove n
burden to you, If paid monthly, and
you are asked to subscribe this
amount.
(Signed.) "COMMITTEE.
$100 Reward, $100.
The readers of thla paper will be pleased
tn Irani that there In at least one dread
ed disease that science lias been able to
cure lo all Its stages, and that Is Ca
tarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is the only
punitive cure now known to the medical
fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional
disease, requires a constitutional treat
ment. Halt's Catarrh Cure is taken In
ternally, acting directly on tne dioou rnu
innrnim surfaces of the system, thereby
.iMtmvlnir the foundation of the disease.
and giving the patient strength by build
ing up tne constitution nnu unuiwii u
tun in iintriL- Its work. The nronrletors
linre so much faltb In Us curative powers
that they offer One Hundred Dollars for
any case that It (alls to cure. Bend for
list of testimonials.
Address: . r
Hold by DrugKlst. price 70c.
Take Hall's Family Mils for constipa
tion.
iinooin. fnllnnrnil hv nnuiimonla. la
muuflibn ....... -.
alarmingly provalont In Now York
City. Within tho past olght wooks
there have been 1,630 cases, of which
ni u,nrn fntol. terminating In 135
deaths from pneumonia.
Tho great war shadow which for
weeks has overhung tho turbid wa
ters of tho Yellow Sea Is at last be
ginning to movo across the frosty
Manchurlan plains, and bit by bit
comes tho news which enables us to
guess something of the strategy of
tho coming grand encounter.
The railways of Manchuria aro like
a great capital T on the map of tho
country. Tho flat top part crosses
the province from the Siberian rail
way on tho loft to Vladivostok on tho
right, and from the middle drops the
upright stalk, COO miles long, which
leads to Port Arthur.
At tho mlddlo point, In the very
center of Manchuria, stands Harbin,
where General Alexloff will go on
concentrating his great array till tho
time comes to mnkc a movo In tho
spring. From Harbin to the sen aro
two lines of railway, both of them
practically lovel all tho way.
The fiOO miles of lino to Port Ar
thur has no gradient of moro than 1
In 110, nnd tho 350 miles to Vladivo
stok havo no point steeper thnn 1 in
75.
Up both theso railways It Is clear,
Japan" Is propaVIng to rush toward,
the Russian centor. Sho Is attacking
Vladivostok and also Isolating it by
aiming at tho railway Inland from
Posalot bay.
From Takushan in tho Korean bay
she is seeking to Isolate Port Arthur
by cutting tho other lino at Llaoy.
ang, 200 miles north, and also cut
ting tho lino of communication of
tho Husslan troops on tho Yalu,
whfch leaves tho railway at Llaoy-
ang.
It Is clear, that tno Hussion gon-
oral, Instead of advancing gayly Into
Korea, will havo to conconirato 111s
whole forces at Hnrbln and await
tho onslaught of tho foe. Tho Blego
of Port Arthur will bo but an Incl-'dent.
What is this city whoro ltussia will
resist to tho death tho effort to drive
her out of the Far East? Wo havo
all heard of tho wondorful way in
which Ilussla has conjuroa up tho
cities of Port Arthur, Dalny nnd
Vladivostok, for theso places aro on
tho sea, whoro any travolor may
note tholr progress.
Loss has boon torn 01 tiarmn, 1110
central point whero ltussia has with
wondorful foresight boon creating
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form one of tho greatest markets of
all the fertile east.
Half a dozen years ago, when a
great army of Husslan and native
workers were unrolling tho Manchu
rlan railway over the plain so fast
that the construction train hardly
came to a standstill, wbon each day
found the railroad three or four
miles nearer the Pacific, there was
no Harbin.
Not oven a native vlllngo marked
the place. It was moroly a point on
the banks of the Snngarl river run
ning northward toward Its junction
with tho mighty Amur.
Hut whim TltiHsIn throw ticross the
stream a ninny-piered hrldgo of stone
nnd steel nnd tne railway uegnn i
move forward in two dlreetlous,
iinnrliumril an wnll nH In the east, the
junction soon became a place of
note.
It was a slto Tor 0 great city which
oven Ebonczer Howard would have
envied. For hundreds of miles round
about tho great plain teemed with
wealth of many Kinds wheat and
oats and barloy, beans nnd millet
and hemp, tobacco nnd timber, vege
tables nnd fruit.
There was abundnnt grnzlng with
in easy reach. And nil this wealth
naturally found Its entrepot nnd
common market just ,at this point.
Tho ilirnn rnllwnvs. one to Uussia,
ono to tho Pacific nnd ono to the
Yellow Sea, made tho whole province
naturally feed tho trndo of Harbin.
Besides this there was tho Sun
garl, Its winding course through tho
plain navigable for 200 miles above
Inr mnlh n Hnrbln. mid (llirlllg
seven months of tho year giving ac
cess to tho Amur, Asia's great
tpry highway to tho oast,
Diiooln nrnmntlV set to WOrk tO
seo that Harbin should bo built on
sensible lines from the outset
should bo planned boforo it was
built. Sho dotormlned that tho
town should bo purely missian uuu
already It Is bolng called tho "Mos
cow of tho East."
For miles around tho land has
boon secured, and only Ilusslans or
Chinese may own lnnd, mako build
ings or carry on any pormanent bus
lnoss In or near It. In 1901 the Rus
slan population was 12,000; in May,
1003, 44,000, nnd last October, 60,
000. without counting soldiers.
Japanoso. Austrlans, Crooks, Turks
and nil other races only numbered
700. Tho Chlnoso population totnlod
40,000, In a soparato sottlemcnt.
T .Imitnnnn t V. G. Lowls. of tho ar
tillery branch of tho regular army,
who was supposed to havo suicided
at San Francisco, has turned up nt
Chicago. Ho Is technically guilty of
desortlon.
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Tho San Doratngnn roholllou has
broken out anow after It was sup
posed to havo ooon cnuuu ; ,
sooulehod. Tho last sotto resuitoii in
a govornmont dofoat and loss of 41
mon killed and 1C wounded.
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