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v PAGE EIGHT. DAILY EAST OREQON1AN. PENDLETON, OREGON. FRIDAY, OCTOBER SI, 1M. TORTURING DISFIGURING Skin, Scalp and Blood Humours fcsa Pimples to Scrofula, frca Infancy tsAgs SjmHIj Cvti tj tsfisn win AS Da Falls. Taa agonltiiig itching aad boraing at the skin, a la tow; the fright. fal scaling, aa tn ptoraiUt the low of hah- and crusting of the scalp, aa la called bead( the facial disagrariaKJuta, aa acne and ringworm; the nrlU sfrilng of Infanta and anxiety of 'woca-ont pareata, aa in milk crust, act-teraadaaU-rbemn all denuad a rem edy of almost supciuuiaan vtrtaes to in riua fully eope with then. That CaOcara Soap, Ointment aad Resore aat are such stand provea beyond aA too be So statement is made regard lag them that la not Jos lined by the atroaeest evidence. The parity and sweetness, the power to afford immedi ate Belief, the certainty of speedy aad permanent com, the absolute safety aad great eoooomy, aare made them the ataadard akin cares, blood purl nets amour remedies of toe dvlllied EXPERIMENTS Ifl IIGAT1 IRK IlKXD COM PANT LEASES V GOVERN M EXT 20 ACRES. Thorough Experiments In All PhMM of Irritation Work Will Be ruder Government Experts Dr. Junes Wlthycoinbe, or the Agricultural College, Will Lend Valuable Assist ance In the Work. Baths the aSectad parts with hot water aad Cuticura Soap, to cleanse the sarfsca of crasta and scales and soften the thickened cuticle. Dry, without hard robbing, and apply CuU. an Ointment freely, to allay Itching, trrttatloB aad tnflammatioa, and aootha aad heal, aad, lastly, take Catleara Bs eorrent, to cool and cleanse the blood. This complete local and const! to Uonal treatment aflbrds instant relief, per aalta rest aad sleep la toe scTuiest forms of eoema and other hcking, ass ulng sad scaly hnmonr of the akin, scalp and blood, and points to a speedy, permanent aad economical core when. mil el ass aniiii a ml cm uim,i, nil,.ihiktHilitoi Bo raDntQmCm..Bdirnvn Biliousness is a common complaint, very annoying and often serious tt the proper remedy be not administered. The secretive organs must be pot in a thoroagh working condition. If you would like to have a relief act as if from a charm, jost use Beechatn's Pills Sold Everywhere. In boxes Me. and So, TEETH Per set, S5.00; gold 4.00; silver filling, 50c; ex tracting, 50c. We are thoroughly equipped with all modern methoda and appliances, and guarantee oar work to be o the highest stand ard, and our prices the lowest consistent with first-claa work. White Bros. Dentists. Association Block. Telephone Main 1661. The Deschutes Irrigation and Pow er Company has placed its entire seg regation of 300. 000 acres at the dis posal of the government and SO acres 111 be chosen lor a government ex periment station. Two experts will be sent out from Washington, under contract to remain for at least three years, and constant experiments will be made in the prop er application of water and the grow ing of different crops, to bring about the best results on that particular soil. In three years of this work the proper manner of cultivation and the use of resources of the country and the agricultural world will be brought about. The government is cognisant of the extent of the territory to be reclaim ed by irrigation In Crook county, and In thlk decomposed lava formation, which Is similar to the soil of the Ha waiian Islands, and considered the richest in the world, the best results are expected. This station is to be established at once, and active work will be carried on next season. There are SO differ ent methods of irrigation now in prac tice in the United States, and the ex periments will be so carried on as to show which system gives the best re sults in that soil. The station will conduct a scientific and practical study of the soil under actual farming operations, and the fact that the work will be conducted under the direction of so eminent an expert as Elwood Mead Insures re sults of the highest value to the coun try. Dr. Wlthycombe. director of the ex periment station of the Oregon agri cultural college, took an Interest in getting the station established, and will lend valuable aid as the work progresses. AGED ACTRESS. Mrs. Gilbert Celebrates Mth Aoiilver sary of Her Birth. New Tork. Oct. 21. Scores of con gratulatory messages from men and women prominent in the theatrical profession all over the country vwere received today by Mrs. G. H. Gilbert upon the elgthy-fourth anniversary of her birth. Flowers, too, fairly rain ed upon the venerable actress, and her home, at No. 33 West Sixty-first street was a perfect bower. Never in better health and aa eager for work as the youngest beginner. Mrs. Gil bert spent a good part of the day In rehearsing "Granny." the Clyde Fitch show which is to be produced at the Lyceum theater next Monday night, and In which she Is to have the prin cipal part. Mrs. Gilbert Is an Englishwoman. bom In Lancashire on October II, 1821. Her first appearance waa on the Norwich circuit as a dancer In 1 846. The same year she had mar ried a professional dancer. George Henry Gilbert. They came to the United States in 164. and she con tinued aa a dancer until 185, when she began playing leading old woman characters. In which she has acquired her present fame. Her husband died In 1866. In 18C Mrs. Gilbert entered Augustln Daly's company and remain ed in It until his death. Since then she has been with Charles Frohman. 1 Wood a a a In any quantity desired. Let us a supply you with wood. Best a a a solid wood furnished at right a a a a prices. Prompt delivery. Large a and small orders solicited. a -a Office at Pendleton Cold Storage Co. 1 , Henry Kopittke (Dutch Henry.) -a. Z ' 'Phone Main 1181. - -eeeeaeeeeeoeeeeeeeeoooooa . ioH BALE AT TBI EAST OBBOONlAH .tlce large boodles of newspapers, eon- .. taiaiDg over 100 big papers, caa D obtain- . sd lOC ZD COl - ipumw This Cap Label Is a guarantee of the purity and richness of our Economy Brand Evaporated Cream We offer $5,000 revard to anyone able to prove adulteration of our product WORLD'S RECORD LOWERED. New -rsry Woman Seta a New Pace on the Typewriter. Trenton. Oct. 31. The world's typewriting record on actual practical work has been broken by Mrs. Mar garet Cunningham, stenographer in the office of the supreme court here. She wrote 21.089 words of a legal de cision, requiring the utmost care, in six and one-half hours actual time, and not a single correction had to be made on the 57 pages covered. The record Is remarkable and dis counts one made a short time ago in the Washington patent office by Miss Olive R. Cameron of Tennessee, who wrote 32,000 words in a working day of seven, and one-half hours, using only one sheet at a time. Mrs. Cunningham was compelled to make eight manifold copies, which necessitated handling MS sheets of paper and 399 carbon sheets, nearly eight times as many as used by Miss Cameron. Mrs. Cunningham has been highly complimented not only by the justices of the court, but by the whole staff of attaches. GItOVER CLEVELAND SPEAKS. Will Preside Over Business Men's Parker League. New Tork, Oct. 21. There was an unusual air of bustle about the dem ocratic headquarters toduy caused by the activity in completing arrange ments for the mass meeting in Car negie hall tonight, under the auspices of the Business Men' Parker and Da vis Association. The announcement that former President Grover Cleve land Is to preside has caused more interest to be taken In the demonstra tion than has attached to any of the political rallies held in New Tork so far during the present campaign. Though the former president has made It plain that he does not intend to deliver a speech It is generally ex pected that he will have a few words to say In expression of his views on the issues of the present campaign and of endorsement for the national ticket. The principal address of the evening will be delivered by John G. Carlisle, ex-secretary of the treasury. : 1 1 High School Commercial Teachers. New Haven, Conn., Oct. 21. Pres ident Hadley. of Tale, wlU deliver the address of welcome this evening at the' formal opening of the second annual meeting of the New England High School Commercial Teachers' association. The particular object of the association is to elevate the stand ards of education In the commercial lines and to place commercial edu cation upon a level with other branches of high school Instruction. Minnesota V. M. C. A. Winona, Minn., Oct 21. The Toung Women's Christian association of Minnesota is holding Its 20th annu al convention here with headquarters at the Central Methodist church. The visitors number more than 100 and come from all parts of the state. The universities and schools are especial ly well represented. The sessions will continue three days during which time the convention will be addressed by several speakers of note. Y. M. C. A. Conference. Temple Texas. Oct 21. A latae and representative attendance marked the opening here today of the annual state conference of T. M. C. A. sec retaries and physical directors. Prom inent among those who participated in the day's proceedings were F. W. Hopper of Waco, Samuel Warr of Clebourne, M. H. Seller of Temple. A. G. Irons of San Antonio, and T. C. Horton of Dallas. The conference will conclude its sessions tomorrow. DEAD MAX RIXS ENGINE. Indiana W. C. T. V. Columbus, Ind.. Oct 21. The state convention of the Women's Christian Temperance Union began here today with a gratifying attend ance. The sessions are being held in the Tabernacle church, with the state president Mrs. Cullie Veylncer, presiding. The program covers three days and provides for several ad dresses and features of entertain ment In addition to the transaction of the regular business. Paxnengcr Engineer Sat Vprhrlit In Ills Cab, Stone Read, for Miles. McCook. Neb.. Oct. 21. A 'Burling ton passenger train, waa thundering through the darkness on Its way from McCook to St. Louis late last night, while the engineer sat upright In his seat, with his hand gripping the throt tle, dead. The engineer was James O'Connell. The train had reached a point some distance from here and was running at a high rate of speed, when the fireman happened to glance at the engineer and observed that a pallor had overspread his face and that his body appeared rigid. The fireman went over and touched the engineer and was shocked to discover that he waa dead, and evidently had been dead for a number of minutes. The fireman ran the train back to McCook, and, when another engineer had been supplied It went on to St. Louis. Had the engineer's death not been discovered and the train stop ped before it reached a station it was approaching. It would have col lided with a train coming from the opposite direction and lives would possibly have been sacrificed. Welcome Bishop Cranston. Washington, Oct. 2i. In Foundry M. E. church tonight all the Metho dist ministers of the District of Co lumbia, together with representatives of the congregations of ail the Meth odist churches will gather to welcome Bishop Earl Cranston, who comes from Portland, Or., to become resi dent bishop of the District of Colum bia. Rev. J. C. Nicholson, pastor of Trinity church, will preside and there will be addresses delivered by some of the best known pulpit orators of Washington. THE GREATEST EPOCH OF MARRIAGE The first it the most crucial time. If for the first time the greatest event in your married fives is about to occur, how expectant, how wrapt up in it you find yourselves. Yon try to overlook, but in Tain, that element of uncertainty and dan ger that you have been led to expect from the experience of those mothers and fathers who have struggled throueh this ordeal in ignorance of Mother's Friend what it is. and what it does. If at this time every expectant man and wife might know of this greatest of boons, devised for the ei areas purpose of alleviating and disp jling the suffering and consequent danger of chila-omh. how quickly would all doubt and worry be dissipated. Mother's Friend is an invaluable liniment for external massage, through whose potent agency countless moth ers have been enabled to experience the joy of parturition for the first time without danger to themselves or their off-spring. BMADftCUf HTOULATO OO Atimmtm, slav. Not Made by a Trust IF YOU ARE REALLY LOOKING FOR A FLVE 5c CIGAR, J TRY THE "PEGGY O'NEAL." GUARANTEED BT THE LARGEST ! ' INDEPENDENT MANUFACTURER IN THE V. 8. TO BE ABSO- Ll'TKLx FULL HAVANA FILLER AND HAND-MADE. (4 PEGGY O'NEAL 5c CIGAR A. G. HOWARD TELEPHONE MAIN SMI. 11S COURT STREET. PENDLETON, OREGON. ' ttt rtttttiti 1 1 I Positive!. .1- .. made. i Any qnantltj jg. Delivered . I rm aa; Always can tor tXTlJ A. NOLT Telephone Mia nL Diiimin Mai- ITIUICI It OF ALL DE9CRIpnO!i SASH. DOORS1 ' aad WINDOWS Made to Order BafldJ per, Lime, Cement, Bnsl Sand, Wood Gotten te I and Dwellings a Specaln. Oregon Lumber Tan Alia Street, Opp. Coot He fcalvattoo Army Conference. Dallas, Texas, Oct 21. Officers of the Salvation Army In Texas, gather ed in Dallas today for their annual council and meeting. Upward of 60 officers, representing every corps In the state, are In attendance. FRAZER'S THEATRE K. J. TAYLOR, Lessee and Manager One Night Only Saturday, October 22 OlUe Mack and Joe W. Spears present the Big Fun Crowd, GALLAGHER & BARRET, In the Ever Green Success, FINNIQAN'S BALL Some SingingSome Dancing Some Nonsense. I PEOPLE 25 Mostly Girls. NICE FOLKS LIKE IT. ADMISSION 25c, 80c, 75c and S1.00. Seats on sale Friday at Tallman's. lip "KNOCKED THE STCITO OF IT." and broke it Into spllnun. md been the fate of your earmg It was run Into by sometlii "there is balm In Gllesd." pleasure in knowing that to J you can have It made ai row We do all kinds of carrtip ij and blacksmlthing In a stv superior manner. We H l"l hydraulic pressure: doei does It while you wait: doei i n iiefAf vmir wheels an! the life of the rig. Call Of work. We have Wlnem hacks and buggies, and Bin line engines. N EAGLE BR0THERSJ The Blacksmilht B. F. BECK Sanitary Plumber 807 Cottonwood. Street HOT DRINiq Vlgoral, Clam Bullion, Chicken Broth, Tomato Chocolate, Cocoa. THE CABIN! Candles, Hot Drink CUj Fruits In season. JOI Court Street H. J. WILBUNSOS, rj THE. DM' J IS THE CHEAPE, Bear this in mln need poultry and and ask for the I""", Poultry and Stock Foe I Kow Kurs for your I blea, J C.F.ColesworK m-12 East ' Agent for Lee's U 1 Dally East Oreo"" " nly 18 cents a week. ,l,Mll,tt :......; 1 .. -tAfm x&ta "SOMETHING DOING NOW" Two Car Loads of Furn iture Have Amved for ;-Rader, the Furniture and Carpet Man
