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I DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER Z, 1904. EIGHT HOTEL ARRIVALS. Exclusive Perfumes Wo mnko spoclnlty ol unu Bual perfumes the rnro and Imported Uiat arc not found In most drug stores. Our line of perfumes will nppenl especial ly to those fastidious folks who wish to affect a distinctive odor unllko those In everyday uso. The popular and latest crea tions of Plver, Roger & Gallet, Plnaud, Hudnut, etc. LE TREFLE, VELDT DLU MEN', YADMA, CYFRESIA, CHYPRE, AIMEE. JIONAL-ISA. WILL NUN HOME ! REV. A. R. OLDS WILL HAVE CHARGE STUBBLEFIELD HOME F. W. SCHMIDT During Recent V sit East He Visited Several Institutions of the Kind to Familiarize Himself With Work place Will Open Soon. J DRUGGIST. Postofflce Block. Phone Main 851. GENERAL NEWS. Walla Walla. Sept. 2. A. R. Old Is busily engaged In preparing for the olenitis "1 th" Stulibloflold Horn-' ''ir Widows and Orphans. The exact date of the opening of the home will determined upon nt u meeting of the trustees tomorrow. A S2000 hent lng plant Is being Installed and the building put In proper condition for the reception of lnmntcs. There Is a large number of applicants. Mr. Olds will hold the position of superintendent and Mrs. Olds will be mntrnn. Durlne their recent visit East they inspected a number of In J 'Stitutlous similar to the Stubblefleld, and gained some good Ideas concern ! lug the best method of managing th,em. - ' i - "Our trip East." said Mr. Olds, "was primarily to visit our old homo in Indiana, which we hnd not seen for 23 yenrs I noticed many changes that had taKen place during my ub-1 sence. but In a general way cotull-1 Hons were much the same as when 1 I left there nearly a quarter of n cen- M. IClrmloff. an Associated Press ! "try ago. My home city, i-ort correspondent, was shot through the Wayne, had made some progress and lungs while on the firing lino south ( changes wore to be noted on all sides . of Liao Yang so that it seemed unlike the place I An excursion boa, returning from dV public Institutions Athens. Greece, from a tr p along the ' ,ngpec,e,, we hn'd an opportunity ' coast was caught in a gale overturn-, p' Intest methods ed and 2o persons drowned. n mA pane, nmny excolIcIlt Over Ml) cases of typhoid fever 1 Meas y-e talked to people who have , have developed within the past week , 1)a(, 25 to 30 yonrs- experience and , In The Bronx, a suburb of New wnose knowledge Is most valuable, i York, and great concern Is felt. ; lu an natnnces they were very kind ! There is little or no question but j and obliging and freely gave us all j that the British expedition Into Tibet the Information we asked for. We will result In the TIbetinn government gained ideas and information that . acquiescing in all demands made by will aid us very materially in the the British. management of the Stubblefleld from Administrators of the estate of the the very' beginning " late Mrs. J. H. MeVlckers of Chicago The St. George. F. J. Vnndorslleo. San Francisco. A. A. Mitchell. San Francisco. George T. Coyne, Portland. Miss lva M. Woods, Walla Walla. Robert Noll. Winnipeg. C. A. Johnston. La urande. Mrs. M. E. Carloy. Westmoreland. Robert E. E. Cox. Fort Wright. F. Kelkner, La Grande. John Sheridan. La Grande. C. E. Robinson Snn Francisco. M. F. Hndley. Portland. C. J. Reynolds and wlfo. Buffalo. William Dunn. Portland. H. A. Klrkpatrick, Senttle. Will M. Peterson. Athena. J. C. Cnrrlo. Portland. C. E. Beoks, Butte. Mrs. Mnttle Oldlmm, Wnlln Walla J. P. Farley, St. Louis. I. A. Russell. Wnlla Walla. I. M. Bates, Detroit. F. C. Braden. Seattle. W. B. Tnylor. Seattle. J. Monaghan, ..poknnc. Mrs. Agnes McCool, Wnlla Walla. C. H. Evans, Portlnnd. J. J. Burns, Portlnnd. E. B. Fnirbnnks, Kalamazoo. W. E. Compton Chicago. F. E. I.ushmnn, San Francisco. ,1. B. Browning, Tncomn. Dixwell Davenport, Snn Francisco. claim that $89.wn In cash belonging to the estate and known to be in existence last April, has disappeared. W. W. Weightnian. manufacturing chemist of Philadelphia, is dead. He left his entire fortune of $6n.flOo.Uio INDIAN BOY ESCAPES. Albert Mary, a Umatilla, Runs Away From Chemewa School. I On Friday or Saturday of last "week i to his widowed daughter. Mrs. Anna Albert Mary, a Umatilla iray at the M. Walker, who Is now one of the Indian school, eseaiied train that m-, richMt wnniM fn thp world. stltutlon and has disappeared. He William Mahoney. aged 3 years. hml boe ln ,Ile rdhouse for some fell from a seventh storv window ln ense and was taken out and put to New York and struck a canvas awn- w?rk !"h tllf ,eahers- from wh ?h ing four stories lwlow. He was un- ,eBl!or h ma,Ie llis "senpe. sa-vs the hurt, and was taken inside the build- -a't,m talesman, ing through a window, laughing. tot,k r,efugo wlt'' "" 0ne. is .... . , .who are working on the Southorn Pa- A portion of a main street in Knox-' cIfc rallr0ad. and remained with ville Tenn.. Is caving In and sur- , , ,, for a (, ,)r two rounding lots also, upon which stand ; WhBI1 he flnallv disappeared from the court house, a hotel and other , he g sald to naVt. taken snme buildings. It transpires that a por-,or t, Q kg. . ,, some mllcr Hon of the city is built over a cavern, things .,T,.,r.. ,..,., , The Greeks naturally were Incens- jyS NORTHWEST NEWS. I w, am, one story ,as -,t ,, ,he tol. ! ler claims to have been an eye wit T. M. Miller, a Seattle attorney of , I10gSi that the Greeis ohaaed the boy prominence, has been fined $23 for )nt0 tho timbor. but this Is denied slapping his wife. ,)V thtf authorities at the school. It Seattle citizens returning from the j Is supposed that the boy has started St. Louis fair declare that the Joint , towards his home at Umatilla. The Hotel Bickers. .Mrs. 0. F. Page. Boise. L. H. Plnkham. Jr.. Portland. M. C. Gregory. Portland. Mrs. M. C Gregory. Portland. H. Distil. .Wnlla Walln. Mrs. H. Distil. Wnlla Walla. Mrs. Earl Strahau, Portland. Alfred Rosch, Vlctorln. lrs. Alfred Rosch. Victoria. S. F. Axtoll. Portland. John D. Page. Spokane. D. W. Bennett, St. Peter. E. H. Burke. Portlnnd. H. L. Morey. Spokane. William J. Moore, Spokane. O. C. Itinker. Spokane. C. D. Rlnker. Spokane. Charles Martin. 1j Grande. M. I.. Bowen. Sun Francisco. L. I.. Mann. city. R. E Thorn. Echo. A. B. Rothrock. Adams. H. H. McReynolds. Pilot Rock. C. H. Seoloy. Pomeroy. Dr. Amy D. Currin. Philadelphia. Prof. Karl Guiott. city. Mrs. Karl Guiott. city. Thomas Burk, Portland. W. H. Swltz er. Umatilla. Cloyd Oliver. Echo. Harry Rodgors. Echo. W. P. Allen, city. W. M. Scott. Helix New Goods No WE HAVE NOW RECEIVED A LARGE PART OF OUR NEW FALL GOODS, AND WE INVITE ALL WHO ENJOY POKING AT NEW, STYLISH GARMENTS, TO CALL AND SEE OUR FINE FALL LINES. NEW STYLE COATS FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN. LADIES' NEW SHIRT WAISTS, THE VERY LATEST. NEW DRESS TRIMMINGS AND BRAIDS. NEW FALL STYLES IN SHOES. NEW BELTS, BAGS AND PURSES. SUMMER LINES AT CUT PRICES. J , X Z 111 v AGENTS FOR McCALL'S PATTERNS. r lt n. AAA COMING EVENTS. September C Opening St. Josoph's academy Pendleton. September 12-17 Oregon State fair, Salem. September 19 Opening of Pendle ton public schools. September 19, 20,21 Oregon Irriga tion Association nt Ontario. Mnlheur county. Soptember 20 Opening Pendleton nendemy. October 3-9 Spokane Interstate fair. Inland Empire Teachers' Associa tion Pendleton, October 19, 20 and 21. National Irrigation Association, El Paso, Texas, November 15-18. Triennial Conclave Knights Templar, San Francisco, Sept. 5-9th, 1904 Sovereign Grand Lodge I. O.O.F., San Francisco, Cal Sept. 19-25tn, 1904. Account of nbove occasion the O. R. & N. makes a round trh. rnto of $31.85 sale, vin steamer from Port' lnnd August 2-2Sth, nnd Soptombor 1 . and 2. Via rail, Soptombor 1, 2, 3, 1C, 1G and 17. Continuous passage on go ing trips, with llnal roturn limit Octo ber 23, 1901. Stopovors will bo allow ed In California only, nnd only on re turn trip. For particulars call on or address E. C Smith, ngont O. It. & N. The Klickitat County Horticultural Society will hold Its annual fruit fulr from October 2b to 22 Inclusive. 'exposition, Is a rank failure nnd does j more harm than good. I The Pendleton. I. Freud, San Francisco. W. H. Ervin. Union M. S. .Marks. San Francisco. .Mrs. Phoebe Butler. San Francisco. Mrs Elen Lemery. Snn Francisco. R. B. May. Wnlla Walla. F. A. Burnett. Walla Walla. F. S. McMahon. Walla Walla. W. A. Coffey. Omahn. C. W. Cameron. Salem. John S. W. Bancroft. San Francis co. H. A. .Miller. Washington. C. C. Simpson. Portland. H. W. Cameron. SiHikane. S. J. Hayes. Starbuck. G. J. McEvoy. Starbuck. J. M. Butler. Pendleton. William Noubauer. J. Hemmlngway. Chicago. IN ARTESIAN DISTRICT. Eugene has experienced a $15,000 t c0fax fire, early Wednesday morning. Sov-1 eral persons had a narrow escape . Near HOCK. A Boy's Wild Ride for Life. With family around exnoctlng him to die. nnd a son riding for life, IS People Interested In Land miles, to got Dr. King's Now DIscov- ua ! Colds. W. H. Brown, of Leesville. I Ind.. endured death's agonies from Not Made by a Trust IF YOU ARE REALLY LOOKING FOR A F NE 5c CIGAR, TRY THE "PEGGY O'NEAL." GUARANTEED BY THE LARG EST INDEPENDENT MANUFACTURER IN THE U. S. TO BE ABSOLUTELY FULL HAVANA FILLER AND HAND-MADE. Brea That pleases the tatte. That Is wholesome. That Is sanitary. That Is full weight That Is always good. That Is always freih, That Is the BEST. THE MODE BAKERY New and Sanikri New Martin Building.! Street. 'Phone 299A MEAL" 5c CIGAR PEGGY 0' A. G. HOWARD TELEPHONE MAIN 2841. 115 COURT STREET. PENDLETON, OREGON. Artesian Wells at S Ask your grocer thatrH for all I Guaran-1 Trial hot-1 from death by reason of tho explo sion of a nuantlty of gun powder in y ynk Crowe, an attorney of asthma; but this wonderful medicine a store. Walla Walla, was In Pendleton 'laBt , gave instant relief and soon cured Columbia river salmon are begin-,-. ph on his way home from Arling- him. He writes: "I now sleep sound nlntc to run and canneries along the ' ton. Or. Mr. Crowe has been engag-' ')' every night." Like marvolous rlvor are preparing to start. The Pd looking after the title to land cures of Consumption, Pneumonia, Hnnl nannerv at Annie Or.. nn of In Patk ltnok "Thr lire about 1 Bronchitis, Coughs. Colds and Grip the largest, will begin operations 3500 acrea of land under the Pilot Pmve " matchless morii Monday. Hock artesian well." said Mr. Crowe. , Throat and Lung troubles n-u it r-.i n "iLnt a iinmhrn- nf Colfax UBOule in- 1 leed lwttles 50c and $1.00. Ttofmrt Zrtinwr . n. A town site may j ties free nt Tnllmnn & Co. drug store , J potation. The capital stock Is half ' " a million. The company claims to1 I' Is the intention of the Colfax .1 1. 1 i.. . I rnlnnv tr afrit a tllimlirftr nf WMlTjI. nUST.VurU 'Uand"n,ey fnfhieiu of being able i h heretofore exhstUng be- i,h.,.i . .1... iim...'to secure plenty of water for Irriga-' t.een S. LIndsoj and J. M. Kra- ii uo..D,t u me uiiuniu,., i mor. in too nvorv ousmuss in renuie- mil mi"J'"cb. ;- - : .Mr. Crtme said he heard but 'little ! 'on. Oregon, has this day beon dls- tali; coiiteiri'nK tne iiranen line -n "j . n mn ikiii fiitirtmin thn tmcinnaa fir ' tlie O. u. & .n. company to uonuon. "The people of Arlington." ho contfn- nr.. -'lintinvo thflt thf linn U'lll b(f 2005 acres of : conBtruoted. Some building mated- PLUMBING Dissolution Notice. Notice Is hereby given, thnt the co- nary yard that Captain W. T. Bur nell, recently ln command of tho bat tlwhip Oregon, will he returned to that place. Captain Bumell formerly had charge of the Bremerton station. A deed conveying 1 ! timber laud in the Roseburg land ills- ni 1. ,,tntr in trlct has just been filed at the Doug-' las county recorder's office. Tho transfer U made by tho Northern Pa-, NEW INSTRUCTOR ARRIVES. clflc railway to the Wyerhauser syn-, , dlonte. The eonsidoratlon Is $10,-' A. B. Bates to Have CharSe Commer 324. 0&. I clal Department in Business Col- Antono Wehoe, an Austrian, has ' 'e9e boon rearrested at Black Diamond, j A. B. Bates of Audubon, Iowa, has Wash., on a charge of having mur-1 arrived In this city to take charge of dorod John Sltcttshor. When the the commercial department of the crime was committed Wehoe and Pendleton business college. The fall Sketisher's widow wore charged with torm at tho business college opens tho deed, but wore roleased because Tuesday, September C. of lack of evidence. The sheriff at Black Diamond claims to havo fresh evidence concerning Wehoe's guilt. Kramor will continue tho business at tho old stand, pay all bills against the old firm, nnd collect all accounts due the same. J. M. KRAMER. W. S. L.N USE Y. Bucklen's Arnica Salve. Has world wide fame for marvolous cures. It surpasses any other salve, lotion, ointment or balm for Cuts, Corns, Burns, Bolls, Sores, Felons, Ulcors, Totter, Salt Rheum, Fover Sores, Chapped Hands, Skin Erup tions; tnfalllblo for Piles. Cure guar anteed. Only 25c at Tallman & Co.'s, druggists. Cigar store for sale. Boarding and lodging houso, furni ture and fixtures doing good business, low rent good location, for sale. We havo anytnlng you want ln real estate and it will coat you noth ing to investigate. E. T. WADE &. SON, Office B. O. Building. Mr. Bates is a graduate of the Simp son business college at Indlauola, Iowa, and bus had considerable ex perience as an Instructor. Ho comes to the local school well recommended. This Is his first visit to the Pacific coast. "From what I have already seen of 1 Pendleton nnd Oregon," said Mr. Bates, "I bollove I am going to like It here. Tho city Is a bustling place and I am surprised at the activity that Is apparent." The Pendleton business callogo is beginning Its fourth year nnd expects a largor attendance this fall than oyer boforo. Attention Sheepmen. Range to lease and can locate some good range and water. Address box 44, La Grande, Or Robert Grosteln of Lewlston, sold WOO acres of wheat land Wednesday for $25,000, or $27.CG per acre. Blankets Washed. Commencing Soptombor first, blan kets will be washed nt the Pondloton Woolen Mills, at tho following prices- White blnnkots, $1.00 per pair. Colored blankots, 75f por pair. Indian robes, EOc each. Hlfinkfttn nml rnhns nmat 1m tlntli- r-rfrt o and called for bv owners nnd 1 8to',a falllntr hair at once nnd a now r " 0 al"1 tu"-.u ,or uwin-ra, uuu crowt , tnrts. Sold v !r,,ii GOT HIS HAIR BACK. Vn J'erfectljr lluld When He .Stnrte4 to Vme ISevlro' Herptlile Frederick Manuel), Maryland block, Butte, Montana, bought a bottle of Now. bro'H IUrpIcIJe, April 6, 'S3, nnd began to use it for entire baldness. The linlr fol licles in his scalp woro not dead and In 20 days ho had hair all over his head. On July 2 ho wrltos, "and today my hnlr U as thick nnd luxuriant as any one could wish." Nowbro'a Iterplcldo works on an old principle nnd with a now dis cover' destroy the cauio ana you re rnovo the effect. Horplcldo destroys tho ecrm that causes dandruff, falling hair, and finally baldness, so tlmt with the nuso sone tne onect cannot remain. and SEWER WORK HAVE A FULL LINE OF PLUMBING GOODS AND F1R8T CA.ASS WORKMEN; ALSO MAKE SEWER CONNECTIONS. ES TIMATES FURNISHED ON ALL WORK. WORK GUARANTEED. T. C. TAYLOR "THE HARDWARE MAN." 741 MAIN 8T. "KNOCKED THE STURl OF IT." nnd broke It Into splinters! boon the fate of your cars it was run into by soma "there la balm in Gllead, pleasure In knowing vou enn have it made We do all kinds of carrlul nnd blacksmlthlng In a sunorlor manner We sell hydraulic pressure: does does it while you wait: dtel or deface your wheels vll the life of the rig. Cam work. We have Wlnou tii... n.,.l Tin f,lna nrtri ST ttllU J"btl--", linn Enclnea. N EAGLE BROTHEtij The BlacksmitM. 'Juicy 'Tis Rich and Delicious Our cold storage meats are always right; always tender, always sy. Try our mild cured Hams. They are free from that strong taste. The Schwarz & Greulich Meat Co. 607 MAIN STREET. BECK, THE PLUMBER Has moved to Cottonwood atreot, between Wator and Court. He Is bettor prepared than over before to do high-class plumbing at reasona ble rates. Estimates cheorfully given. If you have work to do In his lino soo him boforo you go olsowhoro. BECK, the Reliable Plumber iai'1 for upon delivery t UAS. J FERGUSON, Lessee. starts. Sold bv lnnillni- ilruirslsts. 8ond 10c In stamps for sample to Tho Herplclde Co.. Detroit. Mich. F. W. Schmidt & Co., special agent. ELATERITE IS MINERAL RUBBER Wo properly terapor it for each particular climate. Thon, upon a Jute canvass we build up a Are, water nnd acid proof roofing matorlal, with a ground mica uurfaco and a wool folt papor dry shoot or backing WE'LL lay tho goods, or you can. If you havo to use, a roof," we can toll you somo mighty interesting things. Tboy will provont your pockel book from shriveling up. Write us. The Elaterite Roofing Co., 10 Worcester Block, Portland, Oregon A WORLD OF in our slnglo nnd comblt rings for ladies, adu beauty, too. a irreat doal of moneyt expondod to secure somey and aood. Tr i..... mir rlne frOBI largest factories in Now w Lot us show tnem i n you nro not ready to w GLENN WI Jeweler and Postofflce Bl TEET Per sot, 5.00; oM $4.00; silver nllmg, trading, 50c. Wo are thoroughll with all modorn c nnnllnnfnn nnd flu work to bo Of the k dard, and our prlc" consistent with first White Br DonttaU Association M Phone Main 1681-