DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1904
EIGHT Pto
PAGE TWO.
Exclusive
Perfumes
Wo make specialty of unu
sual perfumes the rare and
Imported tnat are not found In
moat drug stores. Our lino 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 IMver, Iloger & Gullet,
IUnaud. Hudnut, etc.
LK TKEFLE. VELDT BLU
MEN, YADMA. CYPUESIA,
CHYI'KE, Al.MEK. MOXAL
ISA. F. W. SCHMIDT
1
DRUGGIST.
Postoflice Block
Phone Main Sol.
GENERAL NEWS.
Governor Doekery. of Missouri, has I
1nf A en! tli n t ni) lmll flchtinc shall
take place In Missouri, either in St.
T-nuis or elsewhere, miring me iair.
Daon 1 deelSSd "a" ! U g anjX Othe..nlms
SSSfnJMeS just '? SSSe.. In
celved from Alaska: loss about 7o. Z&L.
V . , , ,u h.ii and the Judges' stand will occupy a
A caravan loaded with merchandise 1Uon ou Ule west sllie 0f the course
was robbed within a few miles of the Ug n, locatlon.
city of Tangier. Tuesday, the bandits r(jguU of th(f races wlll ,,e .
carrying off over 36om worth of val-, nouneed at ouce from the new an
liable goods from the interior. nouncer's booth. In front of the grand-
The annual lt'-nilte bicycle race stam This wlll be much more satis
over the Llbertyvllle-Wheeling course (RC,orv than the old arrangement,
was won by Fred Schlewltt. Tuesday. wnen a, times, the wtUts for winners
In five hours and 17 minutes. H anf, tlme were verv tedious and an
lowered the record six inlnutes. 1 noying
It Is announced that neither Con- The running entries will number
gressman Williamson nor Hermann nearly 100. and some fast events can
wlll be given a place on the commit-; be looked for. Almost every horse
tee on ways and means at the orgaut-' on the Irvington track Is entered, and
zatton of congress In December. , is proposed to open the races in or-
The Interior department has over-' der to accommodate the runners,
ruled the protest of rhe city of Nome W. D. Mr Arthur of Berkeley. Cat..
against the granting ot a mining pat- inspector of dairy exports for the l
ent to valuable placer land covering 8. department of agriculture, will be
a portion of the citv. The Nome and judge of the dairy products, and he
Simook Mining Company were the will certainly give satisfaction. Prof
contestants E. V Major of the University of Cal-
It has developed that the --Before ' "ornia s agricultural department, will
Jmssee have been spotted for death, '"j etectives
N W Eups. a prominent planter, was A number of I Inkerton ecl,y
mimUred Saturday nlcht and his have been engaged for the week, m d
dTt h h a s amused5 the" enUre . will keep a sharp lookout for pick
X ii he was inoffensive and . pockets and thieves. The wi 1 he as
frtand" to the negroes. Ht by a number of special Mice-
men.
NORTHWEST NEWS.
An effort is being marie to modify , Sealed proposals wlll le secured at
the order prohibiting women from tne office of the undersigned until
glnglng in Catholic choirs. , Thursday, September 13. 4 p. m. 19'U.
Astoria now claims H.ooo poptila-' for the John Schmidt building, accord
Hon. Salem will take In another vll-. ing to the plans and specifications
SZZtlf Tir,der -nini2n,audnd ..ffi ffi
JT w'rfataCburnld . -. or i blanks fiirn.shed by
ruction of her residence by Jmfi
Tuesday . payable to John Schmidt and to lw
Mrr. J. n. Kervey. oi urui t .....
attamntad auictde Tuesday by shoot-
inr herself in the bead. She will not
rscover.
vwwa.
Wheu the Coweeman rtmi opened
Mnw KC iilsit fWilt fot nf SAW
.aw month (10 IMHI frill feet Of SaW
logs will be sent to the sawmills of
Portland.
Many peaches are reported to be
rotting in the orchards at Merlin. Or.,
for waut of help to harvest them at
the proper time
A Klnnish colony for dairying pur-
noses will be founded at Cook's Inlet,
Ala-ks. by the Finland Navigation
Company of Seattle . ,
Charles A. Johns, the we,, Known
attorney of Baker county, is mention-
8d as a poMlbte republican candidate
for jtovrnor at the next election.
The nunilwr of visitors registering
at th rooms of the Orutfon Historical
Plv.PfKlS lLlT-e
m&' .L v v V-o C"Unlrl9 !
represented by 5.0.
P. V. Clark, of Spokane, was shot .
br mistake and Instantly killed by A.
U. immni. " - - '
Iwmar. wnue nunune iumuuj
Bomar fired at a cnipmunK juai
Clark came from behind
a tree.
Death was instantaneous.
" "
The milk condensing plant at Cho-
hall wash., was tntrneo. luusuay. . ucin; h uiraui
Low 'about J75.IWO. Its capacity was i organization of English origin, am',
11.00fJ itounds of raw milk per day has sections In many countries. The
and 20 men were employed. It paid present meeting Is attended by mem
out J3000 por month to farmers for I hers from England. Germany. Hoi
milk, j land. Austria, India and the Straits (
-rrL Settlement, besides the Canadian and
j American members. '
Cigar store for sale.
uoaruiriK aim lunging uuuaw,
ture and fixtures doing good business,
low rent good location, for sale.
We have anytulng you want in
real estate and It will coat you noth
ing to investigate.
E. T. WADE & SON,
Office E. O. Building.
Tr0REG0N STATE FAIR
NEW SYSTEM OF STARTING
RACES IS ADOPTED.
Appointments of Fair Employes Have
Been Made H. E. Woods of Nor
borne. Mo., Will Be Official Starter
Inspector of Agricultural Products
Will Judne Dairy Exhibit.
Salem. Sept. 7. Sec. V. A. Muores,
of the state fair board, has returned
from a two days' trip to Portland,
whore he went to arrange a number of
minor details of the fair The board
has adopted a new system In getting
horses started, and ns the same sys
tem Is In vogue at the Portland Irv
tngton track. Mr. Moores had a good
opportunity to see It tested
The horses are In charge of J C.
Dilute, and he is styled paddock
jmlge. official timer and announcer.
The Judges ring the race, and the pad-
dock Judge at once gets the horses on-
t, th truck Mr. .Moores says that
it ts. interesting io t-e mm w
hurry-up act. and the Jockeys soon
find out that they cannot use dilatory
tactics with htm.
H E. Woods of Norborne. Mo., will
be the official starter, and all races
will be in charge of Robert Layton.
of Vancouver. B. C. The latter Is sec
retary of the North Pacific Kalr Asso
1.1... .In ttitt
ciation, and both gentlemen thorough-
ly understand their ulfss
c i ii-r.lhlmn of California, win
be entry clerk, clerk of the scales
and official program compiler, and H.
Notice to Contracters.
forft?it., to hlra In case successful
! bidder fails to enter into contract
. with good and approved bond within
jive aays hiit ucius -aiu-A
contract. The risht is reserved to re-
It. ..1 ll htAu
nil u .
C. E. TUOUTMAX.
Architect.
Notice to Contractors.
Sealed proposals will be received
at the office of the underaiftned until
St,lr(,ay at . 4 p. m.
t'4. for the erection and c oni pletlon
of a tw(,.try ,rame
J th tX o te S r
ToTto
rf t , refierved t0 reject any and
f
c E. TROUTMAN.
' Architect. ,
chemists '
Nr f-rC' annual.
meeting of the Society of Chemical
i"try th- first -ver Held In Amer-!
,ca (1eng wlth a recoptlon at the I
Cnunliw. club tonleht. and will con-1
lUnilHlS V.IU" Uilllhl'i. " ."-)
i. .u i .i,.. t.
HUUO III.'U IHf ""U "1 ."- ...
; wnun tnu foreign members will be
! .,. i,.,i ,ini ,n,in thr.
. (i r w w it . u . j . .. . ....... -
.u. v-... i--i. ..., i, . t..r
lienlH 111 lilt nvw niirv .t--i.i4 .... (
a trip through the South and Middle
Foreign Diplomats on Tour.
, Ni-w York, Sept. 7 Three hundred
i represemutlves of the Interparlia
nientary I'uion. Ineluillug distinguish
1 '.. ' "T. members of parllamen' ;
i and uili. r .i-.iblic- men of nearly all the
Icountrio, of Bumue. left New York
today on routo to St. Louis whor
-
they wl I attend the sessions of lie
Inturnfitlonril F'imto Conuress Oil tile
way to St. I.ouls brief stops will be
made at Philadelphia and Pittsburg
After thp conclusion of the congress
at St. Louis the foreign visitors will
1 make an extensive tour of the conn-
j try. golr.g a, far west ns Denver.
i
John J. MKJraw, manager of the
New York National League baseball
ram was seriously Injured by being
'rampk'd upon by a mob of rooters
who were maklmr a demons'ratlon
over winning a game at New York,
.Tuesday
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
The St. George.
Tbeo GeutHi'h. Spokane.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Urusha. Enterprise
.lames I.nngly. .Portland.
Elam Miller. San Francisco.
A. Bunch, Spokane.
M. Hatton. Pennsylvania.
C. A. Blackburn and wife: Helena.
F. I llarre. Glciiollen.
J E. Cox. Glenollen.
Capt. James Graham. Spokane.
Mrs. James Graham, Spokane.
James Monaghan. Spokane.
1.. Wolverton. Spokane .
M. E. Erradock. Raker City.
K. C. Culverton. Chicago.
Jack D. Burton, Chicago.
James J. Johnson. Chlcnco.
R. M. Uupe. San Francisco.
J. Hannrd. St. Paul.
E. Waldmnn. Portland.
H. E. Grlttmnn and wife. Bitavllie.
H. V Cook. Portland.
Glen Hltc. Walla Walla.
F M Uobson, Sinikano.
A J. McCormlck. San Francisco
William H. Scott. Athena.
O. H. Ueeder. Athonn.
G F. Jackson. Dayton.
V T. Dlcklson, Dayton.
,1 M. Liblng. Dayton.
P. H. Pearson, Albany.
The Hotel Bickers.
Mrs Luna Ulnehart. Bockford.
M. I,. Bowen. San Francisco,
j. B. Johnston, city.
Henrv Hill and wife. Helix
F D. Watts. Weston.
E E. Hench. Waltsburg.
J. H. Hlmes. Siwiknno.
H.
A.
F Watrous and wile
Dayton.
Miller. Blckleton.
ir timid. Warren.
Elmer Bond. Baker City.
C.
E Codv. linker City.
D. ninker. Spokane.
N- Urines, city.
C.
M.
Mrs. Allen. Baker City.
Fred McCoy. Seattle
Chnrle.4 Martin. La Grande.
D. W Mumford. city.
C
J.
T. Cockliurn. .Milton.
D. McCoy. Milton.
W
H. Cllne. Sunnysule.
lT Pltger. Enterprise.
T.
Miss Letltln Greeno.
Mrs. E. E. Hench. Waltsburg.
William Biggs and family, Julian.
M.
E.
C.
F. Hnnville. Portland.
Teter. city.
3 smith. Uldge.
V 5twIp. cltv.
O
P:r NVswler. Cold Springs
Whiter Buck. Cold Springs.
Thomas Shungle.
Charles Wackelscliwaiut. New ork
Charles Knpers. Pasco.
Frank B. Borne. Portland.
Gus Freeman. Portland.
The Pendleton.
J.
M Healty. Chicago
A. Grant. Baker City.
F.
W.
Kelly. Baker City.
Capt. James Graham ami "
Coeur d'Alane.
Chas. J. Monoshan. Spokane
J
.Monaghan. Spokane.
W.
P. Allen, city.
Frank Albee. Portland.
Mrs. D. E Fields. Cefttase Grove
J
H. Kloockner. SiKiKane.
W
H.
W. White and wife. Enterprise
V. Cameron. Spokane.
S. Pace. Simkaue.
G. Dunn. Portland.
K.
Edwin Lino. Portland.
W. R. Glendenlng. Portland.
G D. Galley. Portland.
J. A. Owenhouse. city.
John S. W. Bancroft. San Frniu isro
Ravhorn. Walla Walla.
K. E. Allen. Walla Walla.
David Nation. Medicine Lodge
J Swift. SiKikane ,
A. Granger. Dayton.
V. P. Reborn
U. E. Paddock.
Ivan n'hIII and wife. Snokane
s.
II. Caldorhead. walla waim
A Larabort. New York.
P Flaherty. San FranciBco
S. Youngman. Portland.
B. Coman. Portland.
C. Wade. Starbuck.
S. Butler. Starbuck.
H
A.
O.
E
M
S.
It.
w.
A. Seeds. SiMikane.
J. Clarke, city.
Blankets Washed. .
CommenchiR September first, blnn-
n-m ho wfiahml nt hf Pondlaton .
woolen Mills, at the following prices- !
,ankBt, tln0 per pair.
Coored bnnkot 7-c ,r. ;
Indian robes, 50c each.
'TfTnaoTZ and I
ere. o and ca led for b owners, and .
paid for "P?00"""-
Lessee.
'
What Is Life?
In the last analysis nobody knows
but we do know that It is undor strict ,
law. Abuse that law oven slightly, i I
pain results. Irregular living means !
derangement of the organs, resulting i .
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in rnnatlnatlnn. Headache or Liver
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trouDie. ur. rungs iiow uui i-iua
nulcklv readjusts this. It's gontle, yet
- - - , , 0
thnrnneh Onlv 2!ic at Tallman &
-
Co.'s drug store,
Drink
DESCENT
REAM
It 16 Fine
IN 1 AND 2 LB.
SEALED TINS ONLr
The Leading
Tailors
Of the city, SIEBERT &
Schultz, have removed to 222
Court street, opposite the Hotel
Bickers. When you want a
well made suit at reasonable
prices, call on them.
I
New
WE HAVE NOW RECEIVED A LARGE PART OF OUR NEW FALL
GOODS AND WE INVITE ALL WHO ENJOY LOOKING AT NEW,
S??L,SH 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.
XXX
have par.ilyz.Mt
organism rtronB ' ;,, aC(.llr
The use oi Wine of Tarda, will bri.u:
rwiinrinc s(viul
In raes
Bvnnilmni. '-Hie .uuuw -
(jhattanooBii Medicim
Co..
.
treatment, "'b'- '
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BEECHAM'S PILLS
cure disease by removing the cause of it. In the treatment of those ,
disorders which inv .ve any failure of the nervous force. BEECHAM'S
PILLS have, during nearly sixty years, built up ;
AN UNASSAILABLE REPUTATION. j j
Nothing renews the power of the digestive organs like J
BEECHAM'S PILLS. i
They cleanse the Blood of long-standing impurities, brace up the . J
Nervous System to a high point of vigor, and effectually chase away
. -i i c: iirrruswc i "
every symptom ot weariness aim aepressiuii. auim " :
PILLS have cured tens of thousands in this and every country of the I
globe, just ask yourself why they should not equally prove a boon to you. ,
Renew the power of digestion by using (
BEECHAM'S PILLS
Sold Everywhere In Boxes, 10c. and 25c.
Not Hade 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.
"PEGGY O'NEAL
5c CIGAR
A. G. HOWARD
TELEPHONE MAIN 2841.
PtNDLETON,
Modem School
School reopens and Special Offor closes
Pendleton Acadomy, Pendleton, Orogon.
ELATERITE IS MINERAL RUBBER
We properly tompor It for each particular climate. Then, upon a
Jute canvass wo build up a fire, water and acid proof roofing material, wltk
a ground mica surface and a wool felt paper dry sheot or backing.
WE'LL lay the goods, or you can. If you have to usfc a roof, we a
toll you somo mighty interesting things. They wlll provont your pocket
l.nntr --.m a t v nl I rt t tin Wrlta tia
The Elaterite Roofing Co., 10 Worcester Block, Portland, Oregon
For salo at the East Orcgonlan
containing ovar 100 big papers, can
Goods Noi
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AGENTS FOR McCALL'S PATTERNS.
111
Mnnv homes are me onel) nbodu
Kvau.0 no children are there. llarre m ess
i,ts in almost every case because female diseases
tl.e orcan - " -".
n ilM bottle of Wine of Cnnlui.
happiness to your home
ilirrctiom. u
uddress. civinir
lartment. It"'
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Cbattanooea. Tennessi-e.
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115 COURT 8TREET.
OREGON.
of Commerce
September fi. First floor
office Large bundle ot
be had for 26c a bundle.
i.owspaper
1
Fortunes Ma
: in Real
There is no iaTestJ
I offers as gooil seenritr
- ut a3 r
real estate if Vnn .
s rich put your money t
ty lu this Brovdnr tin
I tlon.
We have choice ml
! an descriptions in Ci
i locnuiicR, uotn cftj d
I 2 property, and rancia
J Consult us If yojj
orty to sen list in
you wish to buy ;
Vnoxcelled facLeJ
ling real estate.
W. E. David
(Successor to
2 Insurance, rejlj
mortgage loans.
TPF
JS JLJ E-I
Per set $5.00;
$4.00 silver tn
tractlng, 50c.
We are thoro:pJ
with all modem
nnnliances. and ;
work to he of lis d
dard. nnd our tra
consistent with is!
White!
Desi
Associatlsl
I'houe Main IK
A WORLD tf
In our rlnsle aa
rings for ladles.
l.nnntv tnO.
A iM-'rn' (leal Ot l
expended to sbMli
and goou . e
We buy our ntfi
largest far-tori" j
Let us show HI
von are not row.
GLENN
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and broke ;l
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pleasure In P
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and blacks
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does It wbUl
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or deface i
the life
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