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TAGE TWO. DALLY EAST OREGOXIAX, rEXDIJCTOX, OREGON, SAtt'Un.YY, SEPTEMBER IT, 1901. TWELVE 5 sH -1 ;-: it Exclusive Pesftmes We make specialty of unu sual perfumes the rare and imported Uiat are not found in most drug stores. Our line ot perfumes vrlil 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, Roger Collet, Plnaud, Hudnut, etc LE TREFLE, VELDT BLU MEX, YADMA. CYPRE3LV, CHYFRE, AIMEE, MOXAL ISA. F. W. SCHMIDT . - i! PROGRAM FO THE IRBiOATaRS MKKTIXG CONVENES AT ONTARIO MONDAY. XIOTEIi ARRIVALS. . 1 i I lHalMimtr l"nisram Jin. Been Arrnna--l for the Three- 1h Cmciv men Hermann nml Willlam-on on the Program for Speedier Lunch Will lie Served In Gnne nt Arcadia Ample Accommodation for All Comers. DRUGGIST. Postofflce Block. Phone Main Sol. The Sawyer Pine Bluff. Ark. Olilario. Sept. 17. The third an nual convention of the Oregon State J Irrigation Association will convene at i I the oiera house In this city next Mon- J day. September 19. at 10 a. m., and it 4 is anticipated that the largest num- I ber of visitors and representative men 4 I of the arid sections of Oregon and 4 f Idaho and other Western states ever j ' assembled In Ontario will be present, i j The session will last three days and ! will close with a picnic at the Ar 4 I caiilu grove and an excursion to the fish hatchery. j lrocrnm. Call to order. ' Invocation. j Address of welcome. Mayor J. A. Lackey. & Austin sawmill at Response, State President A. H. De- The SU George 2. T. Wolfe. Walla Walla. H. Going. Portland. George E. Mosser. Spokane. George E. Brp and wife, Lewlston, Mrs. Jerome Brown. Sumpter. illss May Urown. Sumpter. B. L. Smith. Sumpter. William Fowler. Genessee. & E. Starr. Helix. William Arthur. Sumpier. It. L. McLaughlin. Pueblo. F -1 t3imtutr Rnn TrntiilMiv Leroy Wagner and wife. Cincinnati j r,. . uniniiiigs, .ucwis.oii. W. 11. Powers, Seattle. Thomas S. Harris, La Grande. I. M. Bates, Detroit. D. A. Klngsberry, Buffalo. J. W. Todd, Buffalo. Mrs. M. F. Hadley. Walla Walla. E. J. De Noon. Lincoln. J. E. Itelter and wife. San Francls- GENERAL NEWS. the largest plant in ' vers of Portland. the South, has been destroyed by fire. Loss, about JoOe.000. I Japan believes that the Russians , are testing the feeling in the United States, by sending the Lena to the harbor of San Francisco, to ask for ; repairs. It is said Japan will give the Llao Tung peninsula to China, after the ' fall of Port Arthur. Russia seised i this peninsula from China about eight , Report of standing committees. Rejmrt of special committees. Appointment of committees by the president. Report of committees. Address "Irrigation In Oregon," Governor George E. Chamberlain. General discussion. Address by Hon. A. Bennett, of Ir rlgon. Ore. Address "Colonization." Hon. Wil liam Glassman, mayor ot Ogden. Binger Hermann. -" Utah. The city marshal of Coshocton. O.. Address. Hon. instantly kilted Alve Rivers, Thursday Koseburg. Ore. night, while the latter was engaged. "Idaho and Oregon's Common ln-j in boring Into, a bank safe. The pals , r the Xacional Irrigation ! of Rivers escaped. j La .-- Hon. D. W. K(w. engineer hi J Wind which shifted the direction . geological survey of the reclamation J of the fierce fire in the city of .Hall- ! service, formerly slate engineer of r fax. Friday, saved the city from utter . Idaho. ' destruction. The lose was about General dtecttseton. ! as It wh. "What Shall We Do With Our Pub- , Montana fores fire are racing in ! l-anos in ureaon ana tisewnere . the finest bodies of pine timber left standing on the Rocky mountains, and only heavy rains can save vast areas from destruction. Peter Dlls, an Italian saloon keeper, was assassinated at Silverton. Col.. Friday. His body was found in his room horribly mutilated. There Is no clue to his murderers. Hon. J. X. Williamson, of Prln1lle. Ore. "Government Irrigation as a Pro moter and Builder of Homes Should Rceive the Support of Ever" Cltl leii. Public and Private," Senator .John H. Mitchell. i Addrews "Co-oiwratlon a Factor In ! Irrigation." Dr. James Wtthycombe, director and agriculturist of the Ore- The Pullman car shops at Chicago , con ARricultura, college and experl- have closed down and 7000 men are i ment station. luie. ll is presumea inai me snops n-n..! discussion. are closed for repairs to machinery. ' Address, Governor John T. Morri but alleged Inside information says ' son of jaho. it is for the purpose of killing the; A"daf.e!W, judge J. H. Richards, of labor unions in the shops. None will : jjoise. be employed on reopening except those recommended by the Manufac turers' Asociation. the arch-enemy of labor. 's NORTHWEST NEWS. General dsicussion. An elegant luncheon will be served in the grove nt Arcadia, and a trip will be made to the fish hateherj- on Snake river, nearby. Ample accommodations will be pro- L j vltled for all who come. The two ho- Washlngton county assessments in- j tejs and the homes of the city have creased from f71.76S.794 In 19DS. to J been preparing for the crowd that S74.438.SS1 In 1904. will come. The vounir man who committee jver win ue suicide at The Dalles last week by j prisex on agricultural exhibits and drinking carbolic aclde, has Identified as Fred Arnys. of Btna. Wash. Sir nartiee will vole at the presi dential election in the state of Wash- j ington democrat, republican, social ist, soctellet-labor. prohibition and populist. The headlos body of an unknown man was found Friday morning be-, side the Northern Pacific tracka. near ; Olympla. The man had evidently been killed by a train. : Mrs. F. A Wolfe and daughter; been , honey. COMING EVENTS. Frank Miller, Portland. H. R. Reynolds, New York. L. H. Boston. St. Paul. Joe Ellison. Portland. J. W. Watson. Portland. J. H. Raulstone. Walla Walla. L. D. Hoy. Seattle. George W. Harris. Portland. Dr. E. R. Todd, Adams. F. It. Beeler, New York. J. C. Haunnerfresh. San Francisco. The Bickers. Dr. X. A. Nelson and wife. Walla Walla. A. C Baker and wife. Portland. Albert Ernley and sister, city. Mrs. D. G. McPherson. Sumpter John Cromollt and wife. Baker City Miss M. Rlppy. -ntral Point. A. MacPherson. Baker City. W. M. Soott and wife, Helix. Fred Earl, Boise. Ira Scott, Helix. .John Woodward. Heppner. A. Taylor. North Yakima. R. M. Jackson. North Yakima. M. D. Brown. San Francisco. Eugenia McAIister. Salem. William Armstrong. Helix. Albert Harala. Havana. J. B. Keeney. Walla Walla. E. F. Reed. Kohlotees. H. Hardy. Portland. C. H. Rosenberg, city. Miss Minnie Vamper. city. H. T. Brown, Milton. L. A. Spicer, Pilot Rock. Mrs. J. R. Candlsh. Garfield. E. Deter, city. A. E. Haley. Baker City. The IVmlletnn. M. I". Hoswell. San Francisco. L. Denham and wife. Elgin. Margaret Boner. Elgin. G. S. Youngman. Portland. , E. B. Coman. Portland. j W. D. Chamberlain. Athena. E. C. Baluff. Chicago. Dr. J. C. Gundloch and wife. Spo kane. F. Roth. Portland. A. Roderick Grant. Portland. William Leliare. Spokane. R. E. Paddock. Whig Southard. Portland. M. L. Galagher. A. P. Flaherty. John S. W. Bancroft. San Francisco James Wright, North Yakima. J. H. Abrams. Spokane. Edgar Tausick. Walla Wullu. Ben Holt, Walla Walla. W. B. O. Hair. Walla Walla. Andy Nylander. Portland. Al Young. Portland. G. J. McEvoy. Starbuck Ed Anderson. Starbuck. C. Ades, Spokane. M. J. Russell. Spokane. J. Fred Fisher. Spokane. H. W. Cameron. Spokane 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. . v NEW FALL STYLES IN SHOES. NEW BELTS, BAGS AND PURSES. '. SUMMER LINES AT CUT PRICES. THE FHIR AGENTS FOR McCALL'S PATTERNS. ...j Fort tines Made in Real Estal Green Ribbon Sale Will the public pick up n Snap? t : t t Be Wise Good for SOc on one Iwx of Grmi Ritilxm cisurs u siieciried Iclov: Get. Busy Census reports show that five out of ever)- 100 married men quit. No report on the number knocked out. ' ! It W'c iMtiiglit S.000 Green RIIiIhiii, mliiilttcd to le a No. I Sc cigar, lit S:5."..(I0 ier JIMI0 $175.00 Less ciish ili-ciiunt if .1 er cent H.75 'v paid freight, etc, or Sl.lMl er 1,000 5.00 Total cost or 5,000 , $171.25 Total cost of a Ihiv of 50 $ 1.7- U'f lo-e '22c er Ikv .2'2 Ami M'll nt. icr lox S 1.50 Or. cut out the nlxnr iiiiihiii iiikI preM-nt it nt our place lctpcn I ami I p. in., up to the :'il tit till- month, mid c will sell at S1.00 T 1) if 50. Not more tliuii tun Imi.m-s to one person. PONCE IlU I.KON That cclebrantl pure Hiunua cigar wiilch luis caused -ueli n furore In the East. Is on the iny. The prince of High-Gnulc goods Is POXCE IE I.i:O.V. Watch out Tor them. LOOK AT THESE lli:iORE YOU BUY. Olil Trump, the whiskey ulildi N the iicknouletlgCHl king-pin of ulL ut S1.00 er rult quart GmsM-y Creek, ut S1.00 ier full qnart Merrliime Clnli, ut S1.00 er full quart Yuccn Rje (Four Star $1.50 per full quart IF VOl' WAXT anything In liquors or cigars, domestic or lm imrtcd. cull up Main OKI ami a representathc from our house IU call on you. 1'rltf lists nmllctl on application. There is no Investmeat; tiuuu Becuntr as t:reiues in value OS rapJl real etate. If you woaul rich, put your money in nrd tv In thin crntelni- . " w. .-...b V. I J nin uon. We have choice real msjjJ all descriptions In all dual localities, both city an! fl jiroperty, and ranches. Consult us If you harj pJ eny to sen; nn u with a you wish to buy propytj, j us. Unexcelled faciltles hf 1 ling real estate. , W. E. Davidson 4 1 (Successor to E D. Insurance, Real Estttti Mortgage Lonns. lit i Good 1 1 Dry Wi ALL KINDS I have good, sound wooiii. Is delivered tt reajoaiKi prices roit CASH. I ) ' 1 . 1 ' : : W. C. MINI Leave Orders ot Xei Cigar Store. September 19 Opening of Pendle ton public schools. September 1, SO. 21 Oregon Irri gation Association at Ontario. Mal heur county. September 10 Opening Pendleton academy. September 28-;! Oregon Wool growttrs' Association, Shanlko. . October 1-9 Spokane Interstate fair. Belle, of Falls City. Polk count', won j ,Knober 10-1S Walla Walla coun-; the first prize at the state fair for ly tKlr that county by their excellent exhibit t oexober 1S-27 Oregon W. C T. U. i of agricultural products at the fair, j -ule convention. Portland. The food commlswioner of the state ( October 19- 29 and 21 Inland Em of Washington, has threatened to i pre Teachers' Association, Pendleton. ! seize and destroy the product of the! November 15-1S National Irriga-, Oregon Evaporated Cream Company, I Hon Association. EI Paso, Texas, i but Washington dealers are handling, large quantities of it. j a Boy'tt Wild Rldo for Life. Freddie Dardlne. a 9-year-old, wlth ralniy aro-i-d expecting him school boy. was shot accidentally and j to dle alj a s,n rjdl ig ft I life, 18 almost Instantly killed Thursday me8 lo ge- Dr. Kinf"s "w Dlscov night by an old man living alone In erj. ior Consumption, coughs and a cabin In the woods, near Nooksack. cod8i i,v. H. Brown of Leesvllle, Ind Wash. The boy picked up the gun. ,.aur-.d death's agonies from asth- ' it- irpaystoaoDusinessgener-., VkM V 1 The proof: Schilling's ft C FlCinimn ously. Best. Full-strength and pure, and the prices only enough to pay for the quality. Moneyback. and the old man In grabbing It forci bly from his hands, discharged It. The body of George Bright, who was drowned at Rlparta, on August 29. while crossing Snake river In a small boat, has been discovered at Scott Island, 30 miles below Rlparia. The body will be burled In Walla Walla. Brothers of the young man came from California to make the search for the body. 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 sale In Eastern Oregon. We have Just listed some very desirable city property at low prices. E. T. WADE & SON, Office E. O. Building. ma but this wonderful medicine gave instant relief and soon cured him. H-i vr -cs: "I now sleep soundly every ni' ht." Like marvelous cures of con sumption, pneumonia, bronchitis, coughs, colds and grip prove its matchless merit for al Ithroat and lung troubles. Guaranteed bottles 60c a-' 11.00 Trial bottles free at Tall man & Co.'s drug store. Blankets Wasltcd. Commencing September first, blan kets wilt be washed at the Pendleton Woolen Mills, at the following prices: White blankets, U.OO per pair. Colored blankets, 75c per pair. Indian robes, 50c each. Blankets and robes must be deliv ered and called for by owners, and paid for upon delivery. CHAS. J. FERGUSON, Lessee. Bucklen'rt Arnica Kulvc. Has world-wide fame for marvel ous cures. It surpasses any other salve, lotion, ointment or balm for outs, corns, burns, bolls, sores, felons, ulcers, tetter, salt rheum, fever sere chapped hands, skin eruptions; Infal lible for piles. Cure guaranteed. On ly 25c at Tallman & Co.. druggists. Attention Sheepmen. Range to lease and can locate some good range and water. Address Box 44, La Grande, Ore, Buy Your I Wood Now j Lay In your supply for the w inter. I have tlie best wood J and uIU save you money. DUTCH HENRY j Wholesale Wood Dealer. Office at Pendleton Cold Stor age Plant. Telephone Main 1781. J. L. VAUGHN ELECTRICIAN. Prompt attention given and all uork executed properly. Electrical Supplies of all kinds. orFiCE 121 West Court SL (Tribune Building.) INSURANCE. Fire, Life and Accident. JOE ELL Room 8, Over Taylor's Hard ware Store. The Full Measure Liquor House 201-203 COURT STREET T i :::::::::::::::::::::: Bread HOUSEHOLD GOODS WE CAN FURNISH YOUR HOME TROM GARRET TO CEL LAR. HEATING STOVES, FOILVITCRE, CARPETS, CHIN AWARE, CROCKERY, GLASSWARE. TABLE CUTLERY, TINWARE, POR CELAIN WARE. CIIAPEST PLACE XX I'EXDLETOX. GOODS DELIVERED TO ANY PART OF THE CITY. V. STROBLE 2X0 Court Street Popular Sheet IVIWc and Latest Hits All Good Dawn of the Century, Show the White of Yo' Eye, Storm King, Uncle Sammy, By the Sycamore Tree, Navajo, When Summer Breezes Blow, Adrift. Some time. Silks and Rags, (waltzes), Katunka, Up in a Cocoanut Tree, The Gondolier, She Was From Missouri, Prairie Queen, (waltzes), Lazarre, (waltzes), My Money Never Gives Out, Maple Leaf (rag), Midnight Flro Alarm, Mandy Lee, The Rosary, Charcoal, The Moon, the Coon and the Little Octoroon, Under a Panama, Zonda (waltzes), Satisfied. Full lino Victor Talking Ma chiues and Records. Scott & Gordon Piano House 315 Court Street. Tliat plea' the taft That is wholesome. That lx sanitary. Tliat is full MCiglit. Thut Is nln)8 Rood. Tliat is nlvinys fresh. That is the BrST. THE MODI BAKERY New and Saiikatf. ! New Martin BuUdlnS. 1 J Street. Telephone 291 a AkV- uitir irroccr for 310 BREAD. C0A UET L'S FILL l'otIt BIN WITH" Rock Spring Recognized as the and most economical ' We are prepared I tract witn " . rl winter's supply. I liver coal or woodw-" part of the cuy. Laatz Br( .MAIN STREET. NEAB' TQ TUP. CHEAP Bear this In mini need poultry ana and ask lor me "-. Poultry and Stock " Kow Kure ror yc bles. 127-120 Eat -g Agent for Lee'