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imported timt are not found in '
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wish to nffect a distinctive odor
unlike thoso in everyday use.
The popular and latest crea
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MEN. YADMA. CYPItESIA.
CHYPRE, AIMEE, MONAL
ISA. F. W. SCHMIDT
PIONEER
OF OREGON
M. M. OWEN IN PENIMjEIO.V
32 YEARS ACQ.
DRUGGIST.
Postofflce Block.
'Phone Main 851.
GENEEATj news.
Remember mi Indian Giirtlcn on
Pnont Silo or ). It. X. Stock-yniil-r
Him Vlvlil Rociilleetlon of
the Long Trip Arro Hit- Plain
nwl Its- Mail) Incidents.
An Interesting old pioneer Is M.
SI. Owens, father of A. J. Owens of
South Thompson street. Mr. Owens,
Sr.. crossed the plains In 1SB2, and
that fall In early September, enmp
ed upon what Is now n portion of the
townslte of Pendleton.
Mr. Owens Is one of the heat pre
served old gentlemen In the state.
Though S2 years of age he Is the
equal, physically and mentally, of the
averace man 22 vsars vnunenr. Hi?
t recalls with great distinctness many
I events of the long Journey from Ma-
I roupln county. III., which began the
2Sth day of March and ended Octo
ber A. in the Willamette valley.
Across the Plains.
The party when It left Illinois
comprised probably 20 families, but
It divided by agreement when the
country occupied by the more hostile
Indians wus passed, and when the
Ulue mountains were reached and un
til the John Day river was reached
It consisted of M. D. Olllam and
family, M. M. Owen, his-wife and one
child, and Rev. Jesse Morelaud and
family a total of lfi persons. Mr.
Moreland was a Methodist minister
and the father of the well known
Judge Moreland of Portland, and
was also a brother-lu-law of Mr.
Owens,
On the John Day river the alliums
left the two other families and de
flected to the Columbia, reaching It
at The Dalles, where they took u
steamer for the remainder of the
trip.
Tiie little party consisting of the
menses and Morelands crossed the
Cascades six miles south of Hood
River, having followed the R.irlow
route. Mr. Owens remembers that'
the ilny the party struck the Cas
cades was very beautiful, but Imme
diately It began to rain, and rained
incessantly all through the Cascades.
At no time, although once within six
miles of It. did tills party see the
Columbia river.
Dentils on the Journey.
There were two deaths in tiie party
HOTEL ARRIVAIiS.
The Western Cannda lumber com
bine has busted and the members
will now start yards and sell to any
body who has the money.
The ltubberworkerse' Union. of
Chicago, after an tdteuss of two
weeks, on a strike, have returned to
work. One thousand "men were af
fected. The revised official count of the
Maine ballot gives Cobb, republican
candidate for governor, n plurality of
but 27. nun. The normal republican
plurality Is 33.000.
The payment of the claims of rev--oltltlonnry
hemes of Cuba, will begin
October 1. the recent $35,000,000 loan
being sufficient to meet one-half of
the .claim with $4,000,000 to spare.
It Is tiie decision of tin navy de- I
IMirtmeut of the United States that
tile Lena, the Russian cruiser now In
port at San Frnncisco. must elthei
Have In a reasonable time, or dls
n autle.
Rv. K. M. Younghasen. a minister
of Columbus. Miss., engaged in a duel
with John Harris Wednesday, with
shotcuns. Hnrrl reeeivlntr 11 tnnrtnl
wound, and the minister a slight I hetweeti Illinois and the coast, one of
wound in the side. I which was the .1-year-old daughter
.r r. .....1 Mu ft......... rnl t.tl.l
Because the Canndlan government V .7 J. , V V,
, , , ,,,... , . ,"t-''1 "f,er leaving St. Joseph. Mo..
Tlio St. George.
A. Ornnger, Dayton.
N. II. Darton.
II, Richards, Sampler.
II. Council, Unintllla.
W. D. Plester and wife, Pomoroy
J. A. Allison, Portland.
P. J. (lardner, Portlnnd.
John Mnrnuls, !-n Grande.
E. 11. lllshop, Seattle.
W. II. Hell, San Francisco.
Charles Gnuld, Portland.
J. It. Saylor. Echo.
W. W. Hoagland, San Francisco.
R. Ilurns, Walla Walla.
J. P. Hayden,. Portland.
P. H. Sewnll.
Henry I,. Jackson.
George H. Peterson.
J. P. Arbuckle.
C. H. Greene.
J. H. Greene.
P. P. McCarty and wife.
Mr. and Mrs. Amen, Walla Walla.
George McOllvery, Spokane,
D. It. Richardson, Helix.
II. Richardson, Adams.
L. J. Peterson, Rending.
William .Mills. Juniper.
St. 11. llehrenz. Portland.
I.. D. Freeman. San Francisco.
The Itlckers.
Joseph Pnthlln, SlcKay.
W. SI. Grumhow, Weston.
St. Russell, city.
R. Olds. Walla Walla.
John Sandgren. San Francisco.
Ed Roberts and wife, Walla Walla.
R. O. Glasscock.
J S. Hurtle.
A. S-. Knight, city.
I.. Xeustadter, Portland,
(mark's Harris and wife, Athena.
1. StcSIorrls. Walla Walla.
Sir. and Mrs. Win. Johnson. Free
water. John Colberg, Spoknne.
S. S. .Gill, Spokane.
T. A. Franz, Spokane.
Sirs. I!. Stanton, Helix.
J. R. Raker. Sleacham.
P. S. Stanley. Tekoa.
H. F. Jlionson. Elgin.
Prank Snider, city.
E. Teler. city.
I. . F. Wltlock, Vinson.
J. V. Cote. Sweden.
Felix Rldenour, city.
K. Ranis. Raker City.
Twist Thompson, Eclio.
New Goods No
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 F75IR
AGENTS FOR McCALL'S PATTERNS.
PARK AND WASHINGTON STREETS
PORTLAND, OREGON
Established in 1S66. Open all the year. Private or
class instruction. Thousands of graduates in posi
tions; opportunities constantly occurring. It pays to
attend our school. Catalogue, specimens, etc., free.
A. P. ARMSTRONG, LL.B., PRINCIPAL
has refused to remove the prohibl
tive tax on sawlogs shipped from
Canada into Washington, nearly all
the Canadian loggers along the line
have gone out of business.
pected to slip out unobserved when
the store wns opened.
i
XORT1IWEST NEWS.
and before reaching the Platte river
in Nebraska, and was burled a short
distance from the trull. '
The immigration to the coast was
immtnfse thnt vnur. tn which wns flue
Juliette Simon, a well known Paris . fuc. .,., .... ..,.. ......
shlplifter. hid under n counter In u see,, U011B the routei nml BCurce.
department store on the eve of a two . ,y mi,lin. The lutter ueve afraid
days holiday, and was nearly famish- j f thu superior numl)erH of the lin
ed when discovered by floor sweep- ( n,Krats ami of the military, botli of
ere. after CO hours. She wore two , Whlrti were aggressively on the de
eostly sealskin Jackets nml hnd ex- fensive nil that season.
Sir. Owens recalls that although a
large party of which he was a mem
ber divided twice In the Platte coun
try and again In Western Wyoming
that they reunited when the Snake
river district was reached on account
of the Indians therein being hostile
but they were not molested.
Remember-. Pendleton.
Si. D. Olllam was elected captain
of the reunited forces and remained
In command until the Illue mountains
were reached, when a third division
of the party took place, and the
three families first mentioned wended
their way early In September down
trom the, mountains and reached the
Umatilla river from a southeasterly
direction, coming down off the bluffs
by the old trail which followed prac
tically the route now described by
Thompson street, in tills city.
Near the trail and under tne bluff.
close by where the O. R. & N. stock
yards now are was an Indian garden
of about u quarter of an ucre in ex
tent. Tiie last permanent settlement of
white people seen as the Immigrants
came westward was on the Platte,
In Eastern Nebraska. From the
Platte to the Willamette no white
people were seen at any time except
soldiers and other Immigrants. One
exception to this was at La Grande,
where an Immigrant, finding that he
carried a stock of provisions and per
haps other goods In excess of his
own needs, set up a temporary store
to dispose of the stuff to other immi
grants who were more needy.
Sir. Owens lived in Clackamas
county 26 years, then moved to Port
land, where he has resided for the
balance of the 02 years he httB lived
In Oregon.
Cigar slot niuohlnes are allowed to
operate in Portland.
Frank R. Little, a carpenter, drop
ped dead at Raker City Wednesday,
from henrt disease.
The only exhibit from Eastern Or
egon at the state fair comes from
the state experiment station at Union.
Fire destroyed the Natoma winery
on the American river. IS miles from
Sacramento, Wednesday, loss about
J300.000.
An Installment of the Lewis and
Clark coins, amounting to tin, 000.
has arrived In Portland, from the
Philadelphia mint.
Robert IlRmmel, aged 24. wh In
stantly killed Wednesday by being
caught under a rolling log, In a lum
ber yard at Everett.
Seeond crop strawberries from the
illue mountain district are now to
he found In small quantities In the
Walla Wulla mnrket.
George Dunn, who stole $S In
liiukles from a Portland telephone
box, wus fined five times his stealings
In that city Wednesday.
In hunting coons in the Alsea dis
trict Wednesday night, C, J. Oglesb
and his dogs treed a supposed coon,
which prooved a monster mountain
'lion, which was killed.
George Reed, a sheepherder, was
killed by u night policeman at North
Yakima, Tuesday night, while Reed
was attempting u hold-up JuHt In fun.
Reed was drunk and fired at the of
flcer first.
According to the undertaker's rec
ord there has been but one death in
Astoria since August 12, and that was
of a Chinaman who died with con
sumption, contracted before he went
to that city.
The Pendleton.
F. L. Wllcoxen. Tueonm.
I . J. Rranulck. Portland.
J. S. W. De Jong, Louisville.
.1. R. Stiller. .Springfield.
Arthur . I.lchtenstelu.
D. J. Forbes, Portland.
James A. Iniees. Portland.
SI. It. Coffee. San Francisco.
J. B. Crosfleld.
K. a. Shelton, Spokane.
Dan Leahy. Spokane.
C. W. Schohry. Spokane.
Jerome Hacker. Kansas City.
A. S. Cnrsy, Spokane.
C. W. Cnther. Portland.
Samuel Glover, Hak'er City.
C. E. Ivan. San Francisco.
W. J. Clarke, city.
W. E. Rrock. city.
C. E. Irwin. Rochester.
P. W. Watte, San Francisco.
J. A. Cook. San Francisco, .
P. R. Gnrretson, St. Paul.
E. O. Cushmnn, Innian.
H. A. Sloore, Portlnnd.
William Slaher. Portland.
C. SI. Smith, Portland.
R. A. Seeds, Spokane.
O. W. Phelps, Hoppuer.
E. Costello, Stnrbuck.
P. Harris, Starbuok.
S. N. Alexander. Spokane.
PORT WINE TONIC
Port Wine Iron and Oregon Grape Root.
The demand for . gntle and eff" tlve tonic to stimulate and recup
erate the debilitated system, has Induced THE OREGON WINE &
LIQUOR CO. to place on the market the Port Wine Tonic, assuring their
patrons that it will speedily tone up Hie system of persons suffering from
all forms of Indigestion Dyspepsia, Nervous Debility or Slalurlal com
plaints to which people of all parts of the country are subjected. It con
tains no poisonous Ingredients and enn be taken by the weakest persons
with the best results. As n strengthening tonic and appetizer It lias no
equal.
Prepared with the greatest care. The principal parts are composed
of Selected Oregon Grape Root. Iron and our Famous Cucamnuga ( 14-year-old)
Port.
Port Wine Is acknowledged by physicians today to be more strength
ening than ment. Oregon Grape Root Is noted for its blood-giving and
purifying qualities, while the Iron rebuilds und tones up the entire system.
Tiie result Is a remedy unequnled for general medicinal purposes nnd a,
beverage pleasing to the taste.
Prepared and bot'Icd under our personnl supervision nnd guaranteed
exnetly as represented.
Ask your druggist or grocer for It. nnd tnke no other.
DIRECTIONS From three to four wine glasses eacli day.
In Jugs Only Pull quarts, 75c; Half gallon, S1.2."; Gallon, S2.2.".
OREGON WINE & LIQUOR CO.
COMING EVENTS.
If you are looking for wheat land
or stock ranches, come and see us.
We have some of the best proposi
tions ever offered for salo in Eastern
Oregon. We have Just listed some
very desirable city property at low
ipriccs.
E. T. WADE & SON,
Office E. O. Building.
New JerMMl Democrats.
Trenton, N. J.. Sept. IK. The dem
ocratic state convention wus called
to order here at noon today by Wil
liam B. Oourley, chairman of the
state committee. The convention will
mime u candlduto for governor and
presidential electors. The prepond
erance of sentiment appears to favor
Chnrles S. Black, of Jersey City, for
the gubernatorial nomination. Black
Is the choice of former Senator
Smith, Jr., and his nomination ap
pears probable.
Addressed mi Finance.
New York, Sopt. 10. The sessions
of tills, tho second duy of tho Amer
ican Ilankors Association convention,
opened with prayer by Jtgr. M. J. La
volle, of St. Patrick's cuthedral. After
an hour or so spent in Informal dis
cussion of practical banking questions
the convention listened to addresses
as follows "The Western Bankor,"
W C. Robinson, Westfleld, Kan.i
"Emergency Circulation," A. J.
Prume, Waukesha, Wis,; "Banks and
Trust Compuilles," Eugene E. Prusslg,
Chicago. Tho convention will cud tomorrow,
September 10 Opening of Pendle
ton public schools.
September 19. 20, 21 Oregon-Irrigation
Association at Ontario, Slal
heur county.
September 20 Opening Pendleton
academy.
September 20-22 Oregon Wool
growers' Association, Shanlko.
October 3-9 Spokane Interstate
fair.
October 10-15 Walla Walla coun
ty fair.
October 18-27 Oregon W. C. T. U.
state convention, Portland.
October 19- 20 nnd 21 Inland Em
pire Teachers' Association, Pendleton.
November 1C-1S National Irriga
tion Association, El Paso, Texas.
Bowman Building,
Pendleton, Oregon.
Main Street, Near Depot.
The
Rucklcn's Arnica Salve.
Has world-wide fame for marvel
ous cures. It surpasses any other
salve, lotion, ointment or balm for
cuts, corns, burns, bolls, sores, felons,
ulcers, tetter, salt rheum, fever sores
chapped hands, skin eruptions: infal
lible for piles. Cure guaranteed. On
ly 25c nt Tollman & Co., druggists.
.More Money for Rockefeller.
Now York, Sept. 15. Stockholders
of the Standard Oil Company today
received checks for amounts repre
senting 5 per cent of their holdings,
this being the quarterly dividend de
clared Inst month. This makes 29
per cent to be paid In dividends so
far this year. The capital, stock of
the company amounts to $97,500,000
and tho amount dlctrlbuted today was
S4.S7fi.O00, of which sum John D.
Rockefeller received 1 1,950,000.
Hotel Cruise
First-class In ovory particular. Modern In all appointments.
Splendidly furnished throughout. Servico the very best.
Tho Hotel Cruise Is located at tho corner of Webb and Cot
tonwood streots in a now building built especially for hotol pur
poses. Each room Is large and comfortable, boins woll lighted
and well ventilated. In furnishing this hotel, tho best of every
thing was purchased, and attention has been given to tho artis
tic effect aj well as comfort.
Tho Hotol Crulso is a model place for lodgers, traveling men
and citizens who seek a first-class place where rates nro not high.
Cato, In connection. Short orders served at all times.
A WOMAN TO BE PRETTY
Mlut Hare Luxuriant and aioaay Hair,
No Hatter Wliat Color.
The finest contour of a female face, the
sweetest amllo of a female mouth, loses
something if tho head Is crowned with
scant hair. Scant and falling hair, it li I
now known. Is caused by a parasite that
burrows Into the scalp to tho root of the
hair, where It saps tho vitality. Tho lit
tle white scales the gorm throws up In
burrowing are called dandruff, To euro
dandruff permanently, then, and to stop
falling hair, that germ must be killed.
Newbro's Hcrplcldo, an entirely new re
sult of the chemical laboratory, destroys
the dandruff gorm, and, of course stops
the falling Im1r, and prevents baldness.
Sold by leading druggists. Send 10c. In
stamps for sample to The Herplclde Co.,
Detroit. MICH.
1 W. Sclnvldt & Co,, siMJCiul agents.
HOUSEHOLD
GOODS
WE CAN I'UHNISII i'OUR HOME PROM GARRET TO CEL
LAR. HEATING STOVES, PURMTURE, CARPETS, OUINAWAIIE,
CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, TABLE CUTLERY, TINWAJIE, FOR
CELAIN WARE. CHAPEST PLACE IN PENDLETON.
GOODS DELIVERED TO ANY PART OP THE CITY.
V. STROBLE
2i0 Court Street
ELATERITE IS MINERAL RUBBER
Wo properly temper it for each particular climate. Then, upon a
Jute canvass wo build up a fire, water nnd acid proof roofing material,
with a ground mica surface and a wool felt paper dry sheet or backing.
We'll lay the goods, or you can. If you have to use a roof, we can
tell you some mighty Interesting things. They will prevont your pockot
book from shriveling up, Write us.
The Elaterite Roofing Co., 10 Worcester Block, Portland, Oregon
Fortunes Uy
in Real Es
There Is no Investmt
offors ns good security i
creases in value as ri;
real etate. If you t
rich, put your money la 2
ty in this growing city J
tion. I
We have choice real J
nit descrlnttnnH In it ,1
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localities, both city ui
property, and ranchet
Consult us if you hjrJ
erty to sell, list It villi
you wish to buy propj
us.
Unexcelled factttlei furl
ling real estate.
W. E. Davidsofllj
(Successor to B. D.V
Insurance, Real
Mortgage Loans. llljJ
Good
Dry W(
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I have good, sound wood
is delivered at teisoJ
prices
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Cigar Store.
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That Is xaiiltary.
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That Is nlunys px&t
That is alnii)3 'K
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