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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN,, PENDLETON, OREGON, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER G, 1904.
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imported tnat are not found In
most drug stores. Our line of
perfumes will appeal especial
ly to those fastidious folks who
wish to affect n distinctive odor
unlike thoso In everyday use.
Tlio popular and latest crea
tions of l'iver, Roger & Gallet,
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LE TREFLE, VELDT HLU
MEN, YADMA, CYPRESIA,
CHYPRE, AIMEE. MONAI
ISA. F. W. SCHMIDT
LABOR CELEBRATES
PENDLETON UNIONS GIVE
GRAND BALL TONIGHT.
Labor Conditions In Pendleton Are
Ideal Elnht Labor Organizations
Here With Membership of Over 200
Several Unions Have Lapsed
Officers of the Federated Trades
Council.
DRUGGIST.
Postoffice Block.
'Phoue Main S51.
GENERAL NEWS.
The census just completed gives
the population of France as 3S.901.0S1.
or a pain of hut 444.G13 In 10 years.
Armenians raided the town of Van,
In Turkey. Sunday, killing nhout 20
Turks, who besieged the buildings in
which the Armenians were barricaded.
President Gonipers has refused to
call a conference of the federation
of labor to take action on a sympa
thetic strike with the packing house
employes.
The Pacific States Mercantile Com
pany, of San Francisco, buncoed Se
attle capitalists out of about $100,000
last week, before they found out they
were being robbed.
Four people were killed in a tene
ment house fire in New York City.
Saturday night, in wlileTT several
buildings in a thickly populated por
tion of the city were burned.
Tathani llroliiers, or New York,
the oldest shot manufacturing con
cern In the United States, has been
absorbed by the United Lead Compa
ny, at $1,000,000. it Is a .shot trus;
now.
The sugar freight rate war from
tho East to Chicago and Missouri
river points has ended, the compa
nies reaching an agreement to con
tinue tho old rate of 37 cents to Mis
souri river points and 4" cents from
New Orleans to Kansas jobbing
points.
Major (leneral McArthur. command
ing the department of California, rec
ommends in his annual report that
the government tane immediate steps
to pay the returning Philippine sol
diers 'immediately upon their dis
charge, and then take further steps
to get them out of San Francisco be
fore the bunco man and sharks get
their money from them, as most of
the soldiers who land In that city are
stranded by the swindlers who lie in
wait for them.
The observance of 1-abor Day in
Pendleton is an affair not out of the
ordinary. A majority of tho stores
flnnpil their doors betore noon, the
county offices and the postal depart
ment are enjoying the holiday, but
there Is no demonstration by the
local unions. Tonight at Music hall
a dance will be given by the federated(
trades council.
There arc eight labor organizations
In Pendleton, with a total membership
of over 200. The strongest is tho
Uetall Clerks' International Protec
tive Association. The local unions
comprise tho following: Typographi
cal, carpenters and joiners, painters,
paper hangers and decorators, butch
ers and meat cutters, plumbers, retail
clerks, blacksmiths and teamsters.
Since the first labor union was or
ganized in Pendleton there lias boon
no trouble between employers and tho
associations. Recently the rotnll
clerks asked that the clothing and
dry goods houses be closed at G
o'clock on all week days except Sat
urday, beginning the first of Septem
ber, and the request was readily
granted.
At the present time the butchers
and meat cutters and the blacksmiths
are not on the active list, but they
still retain their charters. The feder
ated trades council is officered at
present by the following:
President, tt. Wisdom, of the car
penters; vice president. Ed Ebon, of
the retail clerks: financial secretary.
W. O. Hoddcr, of the carpenters: re
cording secretary, Win Hrown. of the
printers.
FIRE BOAT FAILED.
PACIFIC NORTHWEST NEWS.
The grand jury of Silver Bow coun
ty, Montana, has returned 20 indict
ments against county officials tor pil
fering the public treasury.
The forest fires on the Nehalem are
burning so furiously that green tim
ber is being destroyed. It Is tho most
disastrous fire tor II years In that
vicinity.
The sheriff of I-ako county is said
to have secured the names of the
sheep killers who committed the
crimes at Ilenjamin Lake, earlier in
the seasou.
An unknown young man was found
dead In a city park at The Dallefe,
Saturday night, having taken carbolic
acid. He is thought to have boon an
ox-convict because of tho prison
clothes he wore.
Tho livestock men of Malheur coun
ty have organized a protective asso
ciation to rid the country of horse
thieves: T. W. Halllday, president; i
First Hank of Vale, vlw president, j
and J. S. Edwards, of Dell, secretary.
Tho Oregon City woolen mills ad
vertised free transportation to expert
spinners who would come to tho mills
permanently, and two young men
from Indiana accepted the offer. Thoy
worked two days In tho mills and
then mysteriously disappeared.
Last week a company or show peo
ple having a cage of 20 snakos. were
prevented from exhibiting In Forest
Grove becauso thoy refused to pay
the license. To got oven on tho city
tho company disbanded and turned
tho snake menagerie loose in town.
Somo of the specimens were of groat
length.
Portland's New Investment Was Not
Handled Properly In Saturday
Night's Fire.
In tl.t. rivor t'mrif ftrn In Prirtlmiil
on Saturday evening. In which about
$50,000 worth of property belonging I
to machine shops and wholesale
houses was destroyed, the "George II.
Williams," Portland's new flreboat,
utterly failed to extinguish tile fire,
because ot the incompetency of a
stoker on board.
The fire department was on the
scene pouring streams of water into
the burning buildings, and the boat,
which hurried to tho fire, stood off In
the river, helpless to check the
flames, although the opportunity was
the best possible for a flue display of
its efficiency.
A stoker on board tho boat whoso
duty it was to keep up a head ot
steam to run tho pumps, has failed to
start a fire under one of the main
boilers, and the boat went into action
with a cold boiler, and had to wait
for the steam pressure to raise before
taking part.
When the boat finally came into
service tho display was beautiful and
effective, but the property loss was
three times what It would have been
hud tho boat been ready for action
on arriving at the fire.
The great streams of water playing
from tlie boat immediately checked
the flames, and tinder proper direction
and skillful operation, the boat is ca
llable of extinguishing almost any
kind of a fire within her roach.
The Pendleton contingent In Port
land saw the fire and witnessed the
trial of the flreboat.
W.
W.
Labor Day at Chicago.
Chicago. Sept. j. In view or tho
unusual number of unemployed work
men and the state of public feeling
growing out of tho packers' strike,
extraordinary precautions were taken
10 prevent disorder at the Labor Day
celebration in Chicago today. Tho
parade was the largest of its kind
seen here In many years. It was led
by ti v Teamsters' Joint Council, with
lis 52 local unions and 35,000 members.
Cigar storo for salo.
Boarding and lodging houso, furni
ture, and fixtures doing good business,
low rent good location, for salo.
Wo have anything you want in
real estate and it will cost you noth
ing to investigate.
E. T. WADE & SON,
Offico E. O. Building.
Fearful Odds Against Him.
Bedridden, alone and destitute.
Such in brief, was Mm condition of
an old soldier by name of J. J. Hav
ens. Versailles, O. For years ho was
troubled with kidney disease and
neither doctors nor medicines gave
him relief. At length ho tried Electric
Hitters. It nut him on his feet in
short order and now he testifies:
"I'm on tho road to complete recov
ery." Best on earth for Liver and
Kidney troubles and all forms of
Stomach and Bowel Complaints. Only
50c. Guaranteed by Tallnmn & Co.,
druggists.
Triennial Conclave Knights Templar,
oan t-rancisca, aepi. o-ain, iaut
Sovereign Grand Lodge I. O. O. F.,
San Francisco, Cat., Sept. 10-25th,
19C4.
Account of abovo occasion tho O. It.
& N. makes a round trh rate of $31.85
dates of sale, via steamer from Port
land August 2-28th, and September 1
and 2. Via rail, September 1, 2, 3, 15,
1G and 17. Continuous passago on go
ing trips, with llnal return limit Octo
ber 23, 1904. Stopovers will bo allow
ed In California only, and only on re
turn trip. For particulars call on or
address E. C. Smith, agent O. It. & N.
John V. O'Bryant made application
to the city council of Haines Thursday
evening for a franchlso to supply tho
city of Haines with power for electric
lights and other purposes for a period
of 20 years. Tho proposition was ta
ken under consideration and will
doubtless bo dealt with In tho near
future, It seems to contain about the
surest and lrfost practical method of
fcolvlng tha question of power and
light for Haines, Haines Ilecord.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
The 8t. George.
C. L. Downer, Spokane.
J, II. Rndoy. Fort Worth,
Itobert Soody, Wnlla Wnlln.
L. D. Hay. Mom-hum.
J. F. DoShotiB, Jlonett.
Howard Evans, Milton.
A. ft. Cunningham, Portland.
G. Griffith, Denver.
.1. V. Wolfe, Wnllu Wnllu.
J II. Ilnr.man. New York.
A. W. Hamsey and wife. WostfloM.
E. J. Coupor.
F. Steonlmrt Mllwnukle.
Mr. and .Mrs. J. Kennedy, city.
Joseph L. llonsch, Denver.
S. U. Wiley. Portland.
Mr. nud Mrs. H. G. Wulker. Helix.
Dr. A. M. son, Hutchinson.
tt, W. Cook, Portland.
N. 11. Krauso, Seattle.
J. P. Huydeu, Portland.
F J. Crnm, San Francisco.
E. M. i-a Paul, Rltzvllle.
A. Mellon, Wnlla Walla.
Frederick D. wivllle. Washington.
A. N. Choruborg, Spokane.
C. W. Huuxhurst, Spokane.
T. J. Harding, Taconia.
J. C. Croston, Chicago.
Fred C. Hascom. Chicago.
The Hotel Bickers.
V. G. Wilson, Portland.
S. A. Doolln, Adams.
Mrs. Mary Ileeco, Pasco.
D. H. Burton. Portland.
Miss Delia Boil. Helix.
Miss Lulu Winpey, Helix.
Chnrles Martin, l.a Grande.
Arnold Wood, Athena.
Charles Russell. Seattle.
Joe Huffman. Walla Walla.
Mrs. 11. A. Murray. Now York.
W. A. Russell, Spokane.
Albert Harala. Havana.
A. B. Cooloy, city.
F. A. McDaugall, city.
C. E. Allen, Echo.
Mrs. A. F. Kees and daughter, Walla
Walla.
Mrs. D. McDonald, Athena.
II. Habcock. Waltsliurg.
M. Chaney. city.
A. Harrlck, city.
Rev. G. S. O. Humbert. Eugene.
F. A.' Liouallcn, Adams,
it. M. Hontley, city.
G. M. Hays. -.uron.
W. A. Folows. North Ynklma.
E. H. Hunt, Spokane.
Mrs. Nellie M. Slovens, Weston.
George Day. Lewiston.
E. II. Burke. Portland.
Phil Chambers, Cripple Creek.
J. M. Wherry, Seattle.
W. N. Eulshoy, Seattle.
Fred McCoy, Seattle.
W. E. Pruott and wife, city.
Mrs. Grages. Athena.
.Miss Ruth Krebs. Athena.
Jerrv Stone, Athena.
Mrs." Charles Macy, Athena.
Donne Corking, Athenn.
S. S. Gill. Spokane.
S. ,1. Hayes, Starbuck.
W. M. McKee. ...henn.
Mrs. Flora E. Salladay. Ellensburg.
Miss Letha Salladay. Ellensburg.
Miss Ophla L. Salladay, Ellensburg.
Miss Anna N. Salladay, Ellensburg.
Miss Amelia Dcin. Lowlston.
George II. Floods. Washington.
Missss Ada and Blanch Austin.
Sumptor. .
Misses Beatrice and Josephine Aus
tin, Sumptor.
A. P. Smith, Sumpter.
The Pendleton.
H. E. Daniels, city.
Harry A. Mowhlrter, .Minneapolis.
W. M. Rice and wife, Walla Walla
P. Peluson.
L. Parker, Wellsvlllo.
P. Healoy. Ogden.
Miss Alice Steehm. Dayton.
Thomas A. Purdy. Portland.
Jack O'Malloy. New York.
E. R. Mooro, Arlington.
,AV. P. Allen, city.
E. D. Brooks, Denver.
William Maker. Portland.
C. M. Smith, Portland.
J. E. Ciaughloy, San Francisco.
1.7.1 ntnrkliimi. Baker City.
James H. McKnight. .Milton.
F. W. Walto, San Francisco.
Mr. Perkins, city.
B. Statter, Portland.
Will Aiders, St. Joe.
Jesse Hartley, Ionia.
Nat S. Tu II and wife, Now York.
Charles Glldorsleovo, Now York.
M. G. Wine, Now York.
Charles Belts, Helix.
R. M. Caston, Spokane.
U. McCully, SpoKano.
M. H. Patton. Spokane.
M. C. Wade, Starbuck.
S. S. Butler, Starbuck.
W. R. Glendennlng, Portland.
G. D. Galley, Portland.
A. Y. Alexander, Spokane.
A. L. Knight and wife, city.
A. H. Thomson, Echo.
H. M. Edwards, Boston.
M. S. Murcus, Chicago.
J. R. Candish, city.
C. E. Dupuls, La Grande.
W. P. Allcn.'city.
R. Kimberly, Monument.
T. B. Garrison, Kearney.
J. H. Schott, San Francisco,
A. W. Mncklnzlo, Portland.
G. L. Gluger. San Francisco.
E. Bragdon, Portland,
J. Fred Fisher, Spokane.
G. J. M'Evoy, Starbuck.
Miss Willis, Spokane,
C. Ados, Spokane.
Joseph B. Lea, San Francisco.
William Davis, Spokane.
It E. Porter, Meacham.
C. A. Staples, Hilgard.
M. S, Marks, Sail Francisco.
R, Lloyd Copoman, Detroit.
Cyrus Happy, Jr., Spokane.
Jesso Wnlston Lockott, Chicago.
Maud Woy, Denver.
Mabel Brag, Denver.
Ilnzol D. Borger, Detroit,
A. E. Macnamara and wife, Dallas.
King Lylor, Orange.
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New Goods Now
WE HAVE NOW RECEIVED A LARGE PART OF OUR NEW FALL
GOODS, AND WE INVITE ALL WHO ENJOY LOOKING 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.
THE FHIR
AGENTS FOR McCALL'S PATTERNS.
EXCURSION RATES TO ST. LOUIS
The Washington & Columbia River
Railway.
For tho World's Fair nt St. Loula
Mm fntlnwliif rates nro announced:
To St. Louis, going via St. Paul
or Billings, returning any in-
rlol rnlltn $60.00
To Chicago, going vit St. Paul
or Billings, returning any di
rect routo 65,0
To St. Louis, returning from
Chicago, or
To Chicago, returning from St.
Louis 62.50
To St. Louis, returning via Chi
cago, or
To Chicago, returning via St.
Louis 65.00
Children of halt-fnro ago. half tho
above rates.
Tickets will ho on sale May 11, 12
and 13; Juno 1G, 17 and IS; July 1.
2 nnd 3; August 8, 0 and 10; Septem
ber C, G nnd 7; October 3, 4 and G.
rinml trotnr- ten dnvs from date of
sale, returning, 90 dnys from date of
salo.
Good for stop-over at any point
within tho limits.
For full Information regarding
routes, sldo trips, etc., call on or ad
dress, WALTER ADAMS, AGT.,
S. B. CALDEIUIEAD, Pondloton,
Gonoral Passongor Agent, Oro.
Wnlla Walla, Wash.
Dissolution Notice.
Notlco is hereby given, tliat tho co
partnership heretofore existing be
tween W. S. Ltndsey and J. M. Kra
mer, in tho livery business in Pondlo
ton, Oregon, has this day boon dis
solved by niutiinl eoiiHont. J. M.
Kramer will contiuuo the business at
tho old stand, pay nil bills against
the old firm, and collect all nccounts
duo tho same.
J. M. KRAMER.
W. S. L.N USE Y.
Blankets Washed.
Commencing Soptcmbor first, blan
kets will bo washed at tho Pondloton
Woolen Mills, nt tho following prices:
White blankets, $1-00 per pair.
Colored blankets, 7Gc per pair.
Indian robes, 50c each.
Blankots nnd robes must bo dollv
cred to and called for by owners, nnd
paid for upon delivery.
CilAS. J. FERGUSON,
Lessee.
Fortunes Made
m Real Esta
Thorn is no lnvoatmom
offers ns good Bccurlty and
creases in valuo as rapldlt
real cstnto. If you W0U,j
rich put your money In cm
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iy in mis uruwmg city audi
tlon.
Wo have cholco real estij
nil descriptions In all deslnl
iDciiuucH, iimn city and (J
, proporiy, ami rnncnes, I
Consult us if you hare J
9 onll. It... ft -.lit ''I
uilj ill nun, jmi ii WHaQS,!
; yon wish io uuy property, ,
a lla.
J Unexcelled facilities forfc
s ling rent cstnto.
W. E. Davidson $(
(Successor to E, D, By.j
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mortgage loans. 119 CsjJ
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PcNDLETON, OREGON.
"KNOCKED THE STUFFS
OF IT."
and hroko It into spllntenj
boon the fato of your cm
It wm run Into by SOB
'llinrn la balm 111 Gllead,
pleasure in knowing thatll
you can lmvo it mauo
wn iin nil kinds of carr
nnil lilnr.ksmltlllllK in a I
miiim'tnr manner. Wo Bet?
iiviirnnlln liressuro: does
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itnna It ufl.lln Vflll WMl! QuCH
or dofneo your wheels tlj
the llfo of tho rig. uuih
work. Wo lmvo Winoa
Hacks nnd Buggies, and W
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The Blacksmitni.
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Tn Hin lnnf ntmlvslM nnhnriv knows.
but wo do know that It Is under strict
law. Abuse that law oven slightly,
pain results. Irregular living means
firfi-mitrmiiptit nf tlin nrt-fiun rnftiilHni?
In Constipation, Headache or Liver
trouble Dr. King's Now Liro Pills
quickly readjusts this. It's gontlo, yot
thorough. Only 25c nt Talltnnu &
Co.'s drug storo.
Popular Sheet Mtisic and
Latest Hits All Good
Dawn of tho Century, Show
tho White of Yo' Eyo, Storm
King, Undo Sammy, By tho
Sycamoro Tree, Navajo, When
Summer Breezes Dlow, Adrift,
Some time, Silks mid Rags,
(waltzes), Katunka, Up in n
Cocoanut Tr.eo, Tho Gondolier,
Sho Was From Missouri, Prnirlo
Queen, (waltzes), Laznrro,
(waltzes), My Monoy Never
Gives Out, Maple Leaf (rag),
Midnight Fire Alarm, Mainly
Leo, Tho Rosary, Charcoal, Tho
Moon, tho Coon and the Little
Octoroon Under a Panutnu,
Zenda (waltzes), Satisfied,
Full lino Victor Talking Ma
chines and Records.
Scott & Gordon Piano House
315 Court Street.
'Tis Rich and Delicious
Our cold storage meats are always right; always tender, always
juicy.
Try our mild curod Hams. Thoy are free from that strong taste.
The Schwarz & Greulich Meat Co.
607 MAIN STREET.
MONTERASTELLI BROS.
Marble ancl Granite Works
Anyone intending to securo a monument or hoadslono for rolativp
or friend will do well to soo us, Largest collection to Boloct from.
Lowest prices.
MONTERASTELLI BROS.
Now Stono Building, Court Street, next to Domestic Laundry,
VA-I
in our slngl,o and cob
rings for ladios. Ana
beauty, too.
iinni of money
oxpondod to secure eoB!
and good.
i t a froB
wo uuy uui iub -
largest factories in Ne V
Let us show tucm
you aro not ready to W
GLENN
TtTiriTpf and
Postofflce Blk
Per sot. g.oo; r-l
14.00; silver nillnf.l
trading, 60c.
Wo are thorouiW
uHHi nil modem "l
f appliances, and Jjj
work to be or iui
dard, and our prj1
consistent witn
White
pentJ
Association,?
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