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DAILY EAST OREQONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1904.
Exclusive
PeAumes
We mako specialty of unit
sunl perfumes -tho rare and
Imported tnnt are not found In
moat drag stores. Our line of
perfumes will appeal especial
ly to those fastidious folks who
wish to affect a distinctive odor
unlike those In everyday use.
The popular and latest crea
tions of Plver, Koger & Gallet,
Plnaud, Iludnut, etc.
LE TREFLE, VELDT I3LU
MEN. YADMA. CYPRESIA.
CHYPRE, AIMEE. MONAL
ISA. F. W. SCHMIDT
WLDCflT
SCHEMES
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
F. H. NEWELL CONDEMNS
IRRIGATION FRAUDS.
Says Many of the Large Private Con
cerns In the West Are Rank Frauds
Stock Is Being Sold to Boom
Lands Impossible of Reclamation
Competent Business Men Often
Bite Hardest.
Three hundred engineers, survey
ors and helpers In the Irrigation re
clamation service are out In the field
studying and planning for Irrigation
projects In the great Wont. Some
few are superintending the actual
construction of huge dams and canals.
Mr. Newell himself, the head of the
service. Ims Just returned to Wash
ington from a somewhat extensive
western trip He reports great in
' terest throughout the West In the
hig works pniH)sed by the govern
ment, but sounds a note of warning
acainst numerous schemes nnd frauds
which are being foisted upon various
localities as a result of the great in
terest aroused through national Irri
gation activities, says a special Wash
ington correspondent of the Chicago
Chronicle.
There are many Instances of
honest, effective and legitimate irri
gation works.'- he said, "where the
1 settlers themselves, or their capital
Three men were shot In a street ' to some extent, have gone in and bull!
fight in New York City, in the Italian i he works., owning or controlling
district. Monday Two of them will 1 them along with the reclaimed land.
,U0 j but 1 do not know of any of the big
Wllllnm lv Vnmlerhllt's linrsp hr. 1 l"'Hut' nwt-aiiun m-numea w 1111:11 .tie
DRUGGIST.
Postofflce Dtock.
'Phone Main Sol.
GENERAL NEWS.
igold, won the Prix de Severallles at
i what might he called legitlmato devel-
Long Champs. Monday, over nine con-; " t-N"""
and bonds than for watering land
testants.
The St. George.
J J liurns, Portland.
Ed E. Thomas. Walla Walla.
A F. Bernard nud son. Portland.
Ehttn Miller, San Francisco.
W. II. Smith. Denver.
James Spear. St Louis.
I. A. Russell. Walla Walla.
S. P. Hanawulk. Portlnnd.
H. W. Donahue, Portland.
H. S. Colter. San Francisco.
I. H. l.a Tour, Snn Francisco.
A. W. Martin. Portland.
M. E. Heath, Portland.
Geo. W. McOIIvery. Spokane.
J. A. Allison, Portland.
F. J. Oardnor, Portland.
Jacob Koch. Spokane.
Miss Llxxlc Thompson. Clnrkvlllo.
Louis Proebstol. Weston.
C. W. Neumelstor, Tucoma.
James Meyer. Portland.
M. E. Edwards and wife. Lowell.
Oeorge Harris, Portland.
F. H. Coffin, Portland.
A. J. l.elnnd. Chlcngo.
E. W. Hldpath. Iloston.
William L. Shwenck. Iloston.
A. M. Snyder. Sau Francisco.
W. Camp. l.'oulsvnie.
I. Jacobs. Portland.
H. A. Illchnrdsoti. Adams.
It. n. Wilson. Portland
Fred M. Zllly. Portland.
O. Ci. Chamherlnln. Athena.
J. W. Plnkerton and wife. Athena.
William Dunn. Portland.
Oeorge Cnnfleld. Tekoa.
C. W. Nottingham. Portland.
A. H. Sander. Ogdon.
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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.
u
THE FHIR
AGENTS FOR McCALL'S PATTERNS.
AN ACTIVE SCENE.
The crown prince edent-k Wil- -j, 8 singular, too. how many men
lam, brother of Emperor III am is I of (mllmrv hnTl, business sense will
betrothed to the Duchess Cecelia, his RO lnto these wildcat schemes,
second cousin. ..A sl,ccess(llI grocer, for instance.
The Associated Press, as usual, is j who, one would naturally think,
now denying the story It started about would find out every detail of a new
the assault on Senator Clark, of Mon-, business, will draw his checks for
tana, by a game warden. some irrigation stocks or bonds in the
A Roumanian girl of Budapest, who ' niost trustful manner paying for an
kissed her father's corpse on the Hps. investment regarding which he knows
cheeks and forehead, died from blood absolutely nothing, can find out noth-
poisoning in terrible agony, .Monday "(? and which is as problematical in
morning. I's returns as the veriest wildcat
The Novoe Vremya. the lending rad- n,'n-,
ical war paper of Russia, says the fall 0,lu3r "fonIl n,aUe iona) inves-
of Port Arthur menus peace, as It ''satlon. They go over the land to
would be useless for Russia to perse- b r'n'nie and having 'Investlgat-
cute the war further. ed the' confidently invest, even
v ......., r. w though a tract of BO.Otw acres is to be
E. Rnusch of Germany, won the re(.,almeil wltn a wntl!r ,,. lllgllf.
mile swimming contes at the Olym- flolem for 50nn acres ..
ptc gameB at St. Louis, Monday, in
2 1 minutes, IS 1-5 seconds, this being
a new world's record.
A natural gas well has been discov- Presented at the New Room Soon to
ered 32 miles from Great Falls. Mont , Be occupied by Sullivan & Bond,
the discoverer keeping the ocatlon a t,, , ... , ,. ,
secret at present, if is said to be e Lfr, . f tl,e ro"m 11 thl' BW
flowing a steady stream. . ?Iat'0 """'""f- s)" occupied
m . . y Sullivan & Uond. is being put in.
Mrs. Minnie Mckenzie, of Boston, the shelving is being put up. the
after shooting her husband and a po-1 c,othtllg taUIeB are nia(Ie. the sidewalk
licoman. barricaded Iferself in her ls be11K la,,,. ,,, new shues are here
room and stood off a mob for lu the new clothing is here, the new tur
hours. after which she surrendered, ' nlshlng goods are here, the new hats
when her ammunition gave out. i are nere aild ln fact a our stock for
Frank Chester Andrews, Detroit the new store is here and we are here
Napoleon or Finance, former police lu our old stand for a few davs more,
commissioner of tin Michigan city, when we will move Into our new
vice president of the wrecked City j room. A few more days left in which
Savings Bank and convict out on tick-1 you can help us move as we want
et of leave while under 15 years' son-1 you to take the goods to your homo
tence for uttering an overdraft of $1.- at the lowest prices ever quoted. Re
SOO.Ono committed in connection with I moval sale prices shoved down an
the wrecked bank, is now and has other notch.
been for months a Wall street oper-1 For goodness saKe, don't buy a suit
ator. He has offices at 4U Wall street or overcoat until you have seen our
and rapidly amassing a new fortune, j stock.'
St U.I VAN-
PACIFIC NORTHWEST NEWS. j
Robert Stoptoc. the man who stab-j
fced Arthur Dills, in Eugene, Satur- j
day night, has been caught.
Four Portland swimmers were
caught in a whirlpool at Columbia
llach, .Monday, and narrowly escaped 1
urowning.
A. Canadian excursion consisting of
ISO people from all points in Western
Canada, visited Portland Monday, in
a tour of tlie state of Oregon.
An aged man named Wolfe, living
near Sheridan, was robbed by two
masked men, .Monday, who atterward
rode away on his last two horses.
The art of irrigation will hereafter
be taught at the Washington Agricul
tural College at Pullman, the profes
sor of civil engineering having insti
tuted a research Into the methods best
adapted to the various sections of
tho state.
Six thousand hop pickors are en
camped in the vicinity of Independ
ence, waiting for the crop to ripen
sufficient to begin picking. While
they are waiting they are picnicking,
a dunce being an every night pro
gram in the camps.
George Gelgler, of Glendlvo, Mont.,
was assaulted, robbed and "thrown on
the track near that city Monday, by
two thugs, but regained consciousness
In time to crawl off the jtrack In time
to escape a horrible death under the
wheels of an approaching train.
& BOND.
Removal sale drawing to a close.
Blankets Washed.
Commencing September first, blan
kets will be washed at tho Pondlaton
Woolen Mills, at the following prices
White blankets, $1.00 per pair.
Colored blankets, 7,'c per pair.
Indian robes, 50c each.
Blankets and robes must be deliv
ered to and called for by owners, and
paid for upon doltvery.
L.iAS. J. FERGUSON,
Lessee.
The Hotel Bickers.
O. Beaty. Jenvllle.
J. O. .lorstnl, Jenvllle.
H. Boylin. Pilot Rock.
K. McRae and wife. Helix
Charles Martin. La Grande.
J. N. B Gerking. Athena.
Wm. J. Moore. Spokane.
J. S. Cunningham. Portland.
I. . E. Htikill. Sturhuek.
S. H Davis and wife, Spokane.
Frank Sallng nnd family. Weston.
.Mrs. P. H. Sones. Helix
Nat S. Tuthlll and wife. Mathlttck.
M. G. Wims. .Mathlttck.
V. C. Hale. Nortth Yakima.
Edward W. Zenske. Helix.
Miss Emma Furllnger. Helix.
Phil Dohurty and family. lone.
Miss McDaid. lone.
M. Anderson, city.
J. S. Furnish, city
Mrs. Allen. Baker City.
W. M. McPhee, Athena
G. F. Davis, Castlewood
May A. Pennfoot, Ellunsburg.
Mrs. II. A. Myers, Ellunsburg
Miss Ora M. Sillix. Spokane.
Miss Grace E. Sillix. Spokane
Miss Nellie E. Mnhur. Spokane.
M. J. DiUfey. Cove.
T. T. Chaw. Boise.
Joe W. McCoy. Belleone
W. B. Gorge, Nez Perce.
Richard Tobies. Belleone.
A. Noe and wife. Santa Anna.
Mrs. A. N. Dupuy, Spokane
Mrs. J. T. McCain, Joseph.
Mrs. James McCain. Joseph.
James .McCain. Joseph.
J. T. McCain. Joseph.
Dean Hnmllton. Weston.
G. M. Hays. Huron.
A. P. Smith. Sumpter.
.Mrs. Una Rinehart. Rockford.
PROTECTION
WHY?
PHOENI
PURE
E. J. MURPHY 1 2 1 Court Street
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The Pendleton.
J. W. .Morrow, Portland.
L. Allohoff. Portland.
A. Sylvester, St. Louis.
Andy Nylander, Portland.
Charles Fosner. Portland.
A. D Stlllman. city.
.Mr. Garrett, city.
Fred S. Rogers. Portland.
George Stevens. Spokane.
H. E. Stevens. Umatilla.
N. P. Young, Umatilla.
W.. H. MeRobcrtB. Spokane.
C. It .Carr.
George Capen. Portland.
The
Hotel Cruise
First-class in every particular. Modern In all appointments.
Splendidly furnished throughout. Service the very best.
The Hotel Cruise ls located at the corner of Webb and Cot
tonwood streets In a new building built especially for hotel pur
poses. Each room Is large and comfortable, belns well lighted
and well ventilated. In furnishing this hotel, the best of every
thing wao purchased, and attention has been given to tho artis
tic effect aj well as comfort.
The Hotel Cruise Is a model place for lodgers, traveling men
and citizens who seel; a first-class place wliere rates ere not high.
Cafe in connection. Short orders served at all times.
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Attention Sheepmen.
Range to lease and can locate
some good range nnd water. Address
box 44 La Grande. Or
While women may not fill up the
patent office, yet It is probably true
that man. If loft to himself, would
never have invented the sofa pillow
Cigar storo for sale.
Boarding and lodging house, furnl
turo and fixtures doing good business
low rent good location, for sale.
Wo havo anytnlng you want In
real estate and It will coat you noth
Ing to Investigate.
E. T. WADE & SON,
Office- E. O. Building.
FAMILY PRIDE.
"What's old Rooster crowing so about?" j
"Why. he's all stuck up. He's Just heard his wife's eggs nro worth 20
c,ents n dozen."
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i'er miil. 2n.11 ir rt
4.uu, silver fllllat
trading, 50c.
We nre thorough
t . 1. . . 1
appliances, ana gad
work to he of the tJ
dard, and our prlcetl
consistent with JrttJ
White Bfl
Dentlsul
Association!
Phone Main 166lf
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
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A. G. HOWARD
TELEPHONE MAIN 2841. 115 COURT 8TREET.
PcNDLETON, OREGON.
CRUSHED
FRUITS
A fine lino Just received, to bo sorV'
ed with Ico cream at our fountain,
Wo havo Peach Marine, that rofrosh.
Ing drink.
THE CABINET
Candles, Soda, Ico Cream. Clean
nnd Fruit In season".
209 Court 8t., H. J. Wilkinson, Prop.
Walters' Flouring Mills
Capacity, 150 borrols a day.
Flour exchangod for wheat
Flour, Mill Feed. OhooDod Feed.
etc., always on hand.
I Expert Collectors
Wo have locate a branch office in
Pendloton, and will mako collecting
'dofunct bills a specialty. No account
1 too old for us to handle,
j Our plan Is: "No collections, no
(charges. Suits Instituted, Judgments
indvortlsod.
The Van Alstlno-Gordon & Co., Mor-
' nnn,lln Tf . . .
V.UU111U .iiBViiuy, xi, v. J-,ipe &
Co., Mrgs.
119 E Court 8t. 'Phono Main 311.
The East Orenonian Is Eastern Or
enon'a representative paper. It leadi
and the people appreciate It and
show It by their liberal patronage. It
li the advertising medium of thl
teotlon.
A WORLD OF V
ln our sInBl.o and ccs!
rings for ladles, w"
beauty, too.
A great deal of monr
expended to secure 4
and good.
Wo buy our rings tP
largest factories in ne
Let us show them '
you nro not ready to 1
GLENN
Teweler and
Postofflce BW
"KNOCKED THE 'I
Or i'
and broko It Into JP-
boon tho fato or m
If wna run IntO
"thnra la linlm In &
nleasure ln known
you can have u "
Wo rln nil kinds 01 '
and lilncksmltbln; 9
superior manner.
hydraulic nrossurtl
does It while you
nr ilnrnrn vnnr
the life of tho rlJ
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work, wo nave
Hnclm and Bugg1
lino Engines.
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