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DAILY EAST ORE QONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, MONDAY, AUOUBT 29, 1904. PAGE TWO. HI Exclusive Peffttmes Wo mako specialty of unu sual perfumes tho raro and Imported tnnt arc not found in most drug stores. Our lino of perfumes will appeal especial ly to thoso fastidious folks who wish to affect a distinctive odor unllko thoso In everyday use. The popular and latest crea tlons of Plver, Roger & Gallot, I'lnaud, Hudnut, etc. LB TUEFIjE, VELDT BLU MEN, YADMA. CYl'ItESIA, CHYPltE, AIMEE, MONAL ISA. F. W. SCHMIDT SURVEY CHANGED ECHO TOWNSITE MANY PROPERTY OWNERS ARE AFFECTED, HI I J -9 I If 'I if DRUGGIST. Postofflce Block. Phone Main 851. GENERAL NEWS. Russia frowns down any attempt at mediation of the Japanese war and will fight until her prestige Is re stored. Alvlna Hoffman, a school girl aged 14. of Santa Cruz, Col., committed suicide Saturday evening by taking strychnine. It Is possible that militia may again be sent to Cripple Creek to assist In keeping order, In view of the recent deportations. Two men were killed and two hor ribly Injured by a falling elevator in the Babbitt Soap Factory, at Now i York. Saturday afternoon. A tract of arid land comprising 1.-' UOO.OOO acr.es In the Humbolt valley, j Nevada, will be reclaimed by the gov- ernment, surveys to begin in the j spring of 1905. i Washouts and high water continue to delay passenger trains on the Santa Fe. Santa Fe trains are now i running over Southern Pacific tracks , through Arizona. I Miss Mary Nain Mickey, second daughter of Governor .Mickey, of Ne- j braska, will christen the battleship I Nebraska, at her launching at Seat tle on October 7. The young women of Berwick, Pa., have organized an antl-street-profanl-ty crusade and will employ detectives to listen for vulgar and profane lan guage, for the purpose of prosecuting the offenders. United States battleships will be docked more often than once a year hereafter, as the barnacles gather so raoldly on the bottoms as to impede their speed and Increase fuel con sumption by 50 per cent. Townslte of the Village Occupies 100 Acres In. Center of a Section Parts of the Site Are Located In Four Quarters of the Section Fences and Lines Were Out of "True,'' and Many Disputes Resulted. PACIFIC NORTHWEST NEWS. Four Japanese perished In a forest fire on Vancouver Island, Sunday. Game wardens are making many arrests for unlawful killing of pheas ants. North Yakima republicans favor a non-partisan railroad commission for Wnshlngton. James Stewart, one of the Portland Jallbreakers. was caught Saturday night .at Eugeno. The Pacific Coast Construction Company will build the Arlington Condon beach line of the O.'R. & N. The trial of the Baker City saloon m.en arrested for violating the Sunday closing law, resulted In a hung jury. Jack Lawton, a fireman on the tug. Tempest, was scalded to death at Everett, Washington, Saturday night. Cal Yokum, a Southern Pacific track walker, was killed by a Knight Templar train near Ashland, Satur day night. Two automobiles were run up Mt. Hood to within two miles of the tim ber line Saturday, the highest ascent ever made on, the mountain by a machine. Frank Bennett, a logger, was stab bed to death by Bert Oakman at Hills boro, Saturday night. Bennett's Jug ular vein was severed, It was tho result of an old grudge. Over 500 miners have returnd from Nome to Seattle within tho past six weeks. A lack of rain In the Nomo -district has made It Impossible to work many of the big claims. Fifty Portland nowsboys were given an excursion on the Spencer, on the Willamette river Saturday forenoon. Captain Spencer donated the use of tho boat to tho boys, free of all charges. Geary Kimbrell has filed In tho of fice of the county surveyor tho plat and description of the result of the special survey made of section 10, town 3 north, range 29, by request of the city of Echo. Tho townslte of Echo consists of approximately 100 ucres of laud lying approximately In the center of the section In fact, parts of tho site are found In the four quarters, Tho sec tion hns never been accurately sub divided, and for that reason the lines of the additions have never Jibed or been In proper relation to tho origin al townslte, tho section, or to each other. This condition has been fnst lead lug to misunderstandings and argu ments, with tho certain prospect In sight of litigation and heavy expense ultimately confronting property own ers unless nn early settlement of tho discordance was effected hence tho special survey. New Survey Made. Mr. Kimbrell began at the vory foundation which, Indeed, was the only legitimate place to begin, and re subdivided the section and resurvey ed the old townslte and the four ad ditions In relation to the subdivision ni points. The three additions nrc the Brassflold, tho Halstead and the Koontz. In addition It was necessary to establish more determinate limits tor the railroad yards. The yards are 1100x25 feet in size, und hitherto no , two plats of the yards tallied with ' each other, while one of the old pints I actually credited flio company with i owning ground 1C0O feet in length. I In fixing the metes nud bounds of the company's property Mr. Kimbrell used the company's starting points. ' which corresponded with tho outside , metes fixed by the government sur vey, and the descriptions, anil then let his lines come out arbitrarily. Cannery Off Its "Base." One result of the survey was to find that the cannery grounds wero 75 feet out of "true," being to one side that much. All the company Im provements wero found to be within the holdings of the company, so tho difference will not entail loss, as there are no fences to be moved. The addition most out of "Jibe" is the Hnlstead, where several fences are from five to six feet out of line, and soveral houses are from a few Inches to several feet off the legal boundaries. The most .extensive one discrepancy was found In relation to the property of F. W. Hondley. His lots all llo on one side of the addition, and the ad dition as a whole, was found to be 12 feet out of "plumb." However, as .Mr. Hendloy's property lies next to an outside street, It Is not likely that he will be allowed to lose the ground; he certainly will not be If the general custom is followed of vacating the street or just enough of It to recom pense him In the amount of space which he unwittingly has invaded the city's property. Mr. Kimbrell also established the grades for Main, Dupont, Bridge and Kennedy streets, and left the city villi enough authoritntive data to go ahead and found public improvements upon. HOTEL ARRIVAL8. (room house and one lot, $800, or will tako In oxenango, horses, wag. ona, poultry or anything of value. Two business propositions on Main street. We have anytiilng you want In real estato and It will cost you noth ing to Investigate. E. T. WADE & SON, Offico E. O. Building. New National Labor Party. Chicago, Aug. 29. A number of delegates have arrived for tho con vention called by tho Chicago Federa tion of Labor for th.e purpose of form ing a new political party of working men, farmers, single taxers, Turner societies and economic reform bodies. Tho radical views entertained by the organizers of the now party are ex pressed In the official call for tho convention. Among other things the promoters accuse both the republican and democratic parties of betraying the confidence of tho working people and stato that, instead of political freedom in the United States, there Is being reared both a political and industrial despotism unsurpassed even In Russia. End of Bitter Fight "Two physicians had a long and stubborn fight with an abcess on my right lung." writes J. F. Hughoa of DuPont, Ga., "and gav.o mo up. Every body thought my tlmo had come. As a last resort I tried Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption. Tho ben efit I received was striking and I was on my feet in a fow days. Now I've entirely regained my health." It conquers all coughs, colds and throat and lung troubles. Guaranteed by Tallman & Co.'a drug store. Price 50c and $1.00. Trial bottlca free. Reunion of Spanish War Veterans. Wapakoneta, O., Aug. 29. Streets and buildings hero aro gayly deeorat ,ed In honor of tho Spanish war vet erans, whoso annual stato reunion opened today. Scores of visitors from every part of tho stato arrived last night and this morning. In ad dition to the oponlng exorcises hold in tho city hall this forenoon the day's. program Included a military parade at noon and nn olnbornt.e floral parado later In tho day. Tho reunion will ox tond over tomorrow, Sandusky, Hamilton and Flndlay aro contesting for the honor of ontortnlnliig n.oxt year's reunion. One God-mado man is worth a hun drcd self-made martyrs. Tho 8L George. C. H. Harris, Portland. J, B. Spencer, Hot Springs. Charles 1 Livingston, Chicago. R, C. Lewis, San Francisco. Martin E. Van Cleave, JopUn, Mo. H. L. Barker, Portland. James F. French. Miss Myrtle Squires, La Grande. Mrs. Frank Hanley, Mcachnm. Miss Stella Barker, Meacham. J. A. Wolf, San Francisco. S. P. Hanawalk, Portland. J. C. Mitchell, Now York. L. F. Beard, Now York. James C. Barton, Chicago. L. F. Sheridan, Now York. A .E. Marsh, San Francisco. A. R. Benson, Portland. . C. F. Edwnrds, Omaha. H. W. Dooley, Portland. H. J. Schultz, Dickson. F. F. Wnfflo and wife, I-n Grande, Frank Bailey and wife, city. T. G. risk, city. W. R, Bltnoy, city. R. B. Stnnflold, Echo. E. Fitzgerald, New York, William Dunn, Portland. Mrs. F. E. Dayton, Cora, D. W. Campbell, Tekoa. W. S. Goodninn, Hudson Bay. Miss Laura Earnst. Vancouver. H. S. Colter, San Francisco. Joe liny, San Francisco. V. B. Price, Portland. J. B. Horson, Portland. Georgo E. Franklin, San Frnnclsco. The .Hotel Bickers. John Mnrchmann, Cold Springs. Charlie Reynolds, city. A. L. Hennlng, Eugene. Miss Geolle Lunn, Athena. .Mrs. M. J. Luna. Athena. A. Conklln, Stockton. E. H. Burke, Portland. S. H. Klstncr and wife, city. Miss Daisy Luslck, Portland. W. A. Russell, Spokane. Mrs. W. C. Sliults, Spokane. Clark Nye Shults, Spokane. Mrs. M. A. D.sosway, city. Mrs. A. D. Stlllmnn, New York. William J. Moore, Spokane. E. W. Dooley. Portlnnd. M. Pedro, city. J. G. McClellnn. La Grande. Charles Grant. Helix. Charles Fritter. Helix. Mrs. Delia - urton. Athonn. Charles L. Coffnian. Lenox. .Mrs. C. W. Orton. Spokane. Miss Flo Kelllen. Spokane. Miss Prudio Kelllen. Spokane. Mrs. J. Walker. Helix. Mrs. L. Eldrldgo, Meacham. .Mrs. E. McRhea. Milton. W. W. West. Portland. C. Mendeuhall, Knnsns City. E. S. Shakshesky, Racine. S. A. Frans, Spokane. C. D. Rluker, Spokane. Dr. Blakeslee, city. .Mrs. Blakeslee, Los Angles. Harold Blakeslee, Los Angeles. Albert Hnrala, Havana. A. J. Poll, Havana. W. Planting and wife. Cold Springs. William Murphy, city. M. N. nrlggs, cny. A. C. Cooley, city. H. W. Whltakor, Columbus. .Miss A. Hall, Chicago. Mrs. Georgle Rudla, Rltter. Dr. L. C. Gould, Portland. W. H. Barton, Portland. S. Taxhall, Portland. A. F. Miller, Portlnnd. The Pendleton. George Slovens, Spokane. W. D .Allard. J. Ackorman, city. John B. Ashton. Chicago. G. S. Newsom, Portlnnd. Charles J. Lox, Cincinnati. C. E. Nelson, Weston. Irene S. Goodman, Seattle. W. T. Rlxtol, Portland. A. S. Bennett, The Dalles. E. Costollo, Starbuck. J. Molcher, Starbuck. William .Maker, Portland. C. M. Smith, Portland. Al Ball, Portland. J. Fred Fisher, Spokane. Ray C. Sargent, Spokane. H. W. Cameron, Spokan.o. .A. D. Stlllmnn, city. E. W. Dooloy, Portland. F. W. Jackson, San Francisco. F. R. Davidson, Minneapolis. Mrs. W. J. Frances, Baker City. B. K, Taylor, Portland. E. G, Klngaford, Seattle. R. Meyer, Seattle. Albert Gumprlz. San Frnnclsco. J. F. O'Donnoll, Portland. G. 8. Youngman, Portland, E. B. Com an, Portland. F. W. alte, San Francisco, M. C. Wade, Starbuck. A. Y. Alexander, Spokane. W. D. Marks, Spokane. James G. Calllson, Pendleton. S. S. Butler, Starbuck. M. F. Patton, Spokane. Frank L. Wllcoxen, Spokane. Ben Rosenfeld, San Francisco. A. B. Stovens and wife, Umatilla. Mrs. James O'ConnolI, Umatilla. Miss Ann O'Connell, Umatilla. Miss Lit O'Connell, Umatilla. R. E. LIngard, Umatilla. Andy Nymnder, Portland. Attention Sheepmen. Rango to loase and can locate somo good rango and water. Address box 44, La Grande, Or, CLEANLY WOMAN. ErroneoiMlr Tlilnka ly Scouring Her Scalp Tlint 8be Cure Dandruff. Cleanly woman ban an erroneous Idea that by scourlnjr tho scalp, which re moves the dandruff Bcales, eho is curing the dandruff! She may wash her scalp every day, and yet have dandruff her life lonir, accompanied by falling hair, too. The only way In tho world to euro dandruff Is to kill the dandruff germ, and there la no hair preparation that will do that but Nowbro's llerptclde. Uerpl cldo by kltllng tho dandruff gorm, leaves the balr free to Krow ob healthy Nature Intended. Destroy the cause you remove the effect. Kill tho dan druff orm with Heririrtde. Bold by lending druggist". Bend 10c. In stamps for sample to The Herplctde Co,, De troit, Mich, F. w. Schmidt & Co., special agent FINAL SALE Thic wapIc and next will wind ! . r arance OX summer gouas. rrices are cut to bedrnrir f miss the chance to buy cheaper than ever befoi THE FAIR. Ne WE COMING EVENTS. AucuHt 30-ni Oregon Stnte Medi cal Association, Portland. September 4 Conclavo Knights Tomplnr, Snn Francisco. Soptomber 0 Opening St. Joseph's ncadomy, Pendleton. Soptomber 12-17 Oregon Stato fair, Salem. September 18 Opening public schools, Pendloton. September 19, 20,21 Oregon Irriga tion Association nt Ontario, Malheur county. Soptomber 20 Opening Pendloton academy. October 3-0 Spoknno Intoratato fair. Inland Empire Teachers' Associa tion Pendloton, October 19, 20 and 21. National Irrlentlon Association. El Paso, Texas, November 15-18. The Death Penalty. A little thing sometimes results In death. Thus n mero scratch, lnalg nlflcnnt cuts or puny bolls have paid the death penalty. It la wise to.havo Bucklon's Arnica Salvo over handy. It's the best salve on earth and will provent fatality, when hums, sores, ulcers nnd piles threaten. Only 25c at Tallman & Co.'s drug store. Notice to Contractors. Sealed bids will bo received nt tho offico of tho undersigned, until Fri day nt 9 a. m., Soptomber 2, for tho erection and completion of threo brick school houses above foundation, to bo built In Pendloton, Oregon. All bids must b.c mndo on blanks furnish ed by tho architect. A certified check of $500, mndo payable to John Halloy, Jr., clerk of school board, must accompany each bid, to bo for feited to tho board In caao tho suc cessful bidder failed to outer Into bonds within flvo days after ho had been awarded tho contrnct. Tho board reservea tho right to rojoct any nnd all bids. Plana and specifica tions can bo soon at tho office of tho architect, room 12, Judd building, Pondloton, Or. JOHN HAILEY, JR., Clerk. C. E. TROUTMAN, Architect. There Is more Catarrh In tills section of the country than all other dtieasea put together, and until the ast few years was supposed to bo Incurable. For a great many years doctors pronounced It a 'ocol disease and prescribed local remedies, and by constantly falling to cure with local treatment, pronounced It Incurable. Bet once has proven catarrh to be a constitu tional disease and therefore requires con stitutional treatment. nail's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, Is the only constitution al cure on the market. It Is taken Inter nally In doses from 10 drops to a tea spoonful. It acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. They offer one hundred dollars for any case It falls to cure. Bend for circulars and tes timonials. Address : F. J. CnENBY k CO., Toledo, O. Sold by Drugclst, price 7Bc. Take nail's Family Tills for constipation. i fBuildi I Mater , EVER OUR DRE tATEST " NEW FA' jtOES. LADIES' Lowing UUGHT 1 NEW LI LtLTS, HA of all mscBitni f SASH, DOOR J and WINDOW 4- Made to ordf b,.i, I per, lime, cement, briJ sand, wood gutter, (0,1 J ana owelllnot a ipecUhS Oregon Lumber Ya Alta Street, Oip. Court For Sale. Seven head Hereford cattle. Bred in tho purplo. One bull, 15 months old; 2 cows, 2 2-year-old holfprs; 2 1-year-old holfers. io better blood In America. For particulars seo C. C. BERKELEY. Now fall clothing at Itoosovelt's. PUBLIC AUCTION The Froome Stock to be Sold on Street, in Front, of Barn, Satur day, September 3, Commencing at, 10 o'clock Having been forced to vacate my present location on account of the building of a now brick block, and having no place suitable to continue my livery barns, I havo conclud.ed to retire from busi ness nnd dispose of all my outfit pertaining to the livery business. Tho snlo Includes driving horson, broke single ami double, nil gentle and safe animals In good condition. Buggies, hacks, harness, sur reys, sleighs, holla, horso blankets, made to my order, and every thing In my llvory barn. All goods must bo sold, und tho highest bidder gota thorn, All sums under ?20, cash, over will tako notea payablo Decem ber 1. Two per cent off for cash. OEORGE FltOOME. W. F. YONKA, Auctioneer. Not Made by a Trust IF YOU ARE REALLY LOOKING FOR A F NE 6c CIGAR, TRY THE "PEGGY O'NEAL." GUARANTEED BY THE LARG EST INDEPENDENT MANUFACTURER IN THE U. 8, TO BE ABSOLUTELY FULL HAVANA FILLER AND HAND-MADE. U PEGGY O'NEAL 5c CIGAR A. G. HOWARD TELEPHONE MAIN 2841. 115 COURT STREET. PENDLETON, OREGON. ELATERITE IS MINERAL RUBBER We properly temper It for each particular climate. Then, upon juto canvass wo build up a tiro, water and acid proof roofing material, with a ground mica surfaco and a wool felt paper dry Bheet or backing. WE'LL lay the goods, or you can. It you havo to ustv a roof, wo cut toll you somo mighty intoroatlng things. Thoy will prevent your pocket book from shriveling up. Write us. The Elaierlte Roofing Co., 10 Worcester Block, Portland, Oregon Bplllli cuss w TIMATE6 "KNOCKED THE STUFFM OF IT." and broke It Into splinters,! been (he fate of your carrot It was run Into by sometliJ "there Is balm In Gllead," ortl pleasure In knowing that la od you can have it made gow i We do all kinds of carriaja tea and blackatnlthlng In t sunerior manner. We Mt t hydraulic pressure; ion It does It while you wait; does sol or deface your wneeu aw the life of the rig. Call tail work. Wo have TOnma V!l HackB and Buggies, and StoTeil lino Engines. N EAGLE BROTHERS, The Blacksmttht. I THE H BAAAA . . uiLUE A. WOKUU ur -- l? r& And a 0ri rings iur lams. - beauty, too. A great ueai 01 -- expended to secure something I .. . We imy our rings from one c . ' ..ia in New York I largest incw" ' , era Lot us show them to J0 "'1 you are not reauy 10 GLENN WINSL01 Jeweler and up fUOkW TEETH 16.00; gold cro sue; Dan ant 14.00; silver fllllofc imntlne. 60c. Wo are thorough ea with all modern -,,, eU1 nnnllanCOS. 8H0 fl"?'?" , .ttl- work to be otttoWifl dard, a ur prlcjnM "l consistent with flrsi-ci White Bros. Dentlata. Association Bl- Phone Main 166L ' Walters' Flouring Mills . .ia day. I Capacity, 150 dk Flour exchanged 'or S Flour, wuir etc., always on nasa. F a