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EIGIIT PAGES. DAILY EAST ORKGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. MONDAY, OCTOBER 23, J005. PAGE THREE, 3 : OPENING FALL SALE Of the newly arrived styles and patterns in Women's Woolen Dress Materials One of tho moat encouraging signs of the times Is the almost universal demand for dress materials of the better quality, and It la a demand with which we are not only glad to comply, but which we were first to meet and recognise. In our showing of the BETTER MATERIALS wo are especially fortunate In having a line that la certainly without a peer In Pendleton, and which we nre able to sell ut extraordinary reasonable prices. This opening sale is replete with Interest to everyone who places value on correct material, and la Indeed an exceptional opportunity to those economically Inclined In tho great variety of new goods and styles comprehended In this sale. We have arranged three great lots for this salo, as follows: Lot No. 9 48c. yard Over 660 yards of the newsr fancy suitings, Venetians, serges, Henriettas, Cashmeres and Plaids, all the popular shades aad mixtures in widths from i to 41 Inches. No piece worth less than 86c and up to 80c yard. Your choice 4Hc yard Lot is, 79c. yd. More than 600 yards of fancy Mohair Suitings, deep rich plaids, novelty suitings. Serges, Henriettas, Cashmeres and Pru nellas In brown, navy blue, green, and In fact all the becom ing shades of the season, In widths from 42 Inch to 48 Inch wide. No piece worth less than 95c yard, and up to $1.16. Your choice 79c yard Lot 27, $ 1 .33 yd. No less than 550 yards of the newer suitings In the Invisible plaids, waterproofs, imported Serges and Prunellas, Scotch novelties, broadcloths and the popular new suiting cloths, all In colors and mixtures Just in vogue with the season, In widths from 48 Inch to 66- Inch. No piece worth less than $1.76 and jp to $2.00 yard. Your choice, $1.3.1 yard ALEXANDER'S PENDLETON'S RELIABLE STORE i Cleanliness is Next to I Godliness Nl ANOTHER LINE NORTHERN' PACIFIC Kl'RVEY- IXO IN I.AIlK COUNTY, Two colored delegates from Michigan, probably the only two In the entire convention of 1000 members, were re fused accommodations at tho Alta Vista hotel, the Women's Christian Temperance Union headquarters, anil at other local hotels, the color line be ing drawn at hosteliies In this city. Activity In Seen All Along Uo North Hank of tho River Building llall rouds Now tho Order of the Day In Portland largo Tract of City Prop erty Acquired by the Northern Pa rlflr Kvrrj tiling Is ill ReadlneMS for Gigantic Operations Along the Columbia. NIX DAYS WXIXOMV TEST. You will always look clean It your laundry comos from our first-class laundry. Only best work Is turned out by us, and If you have never tried our work send us a trial order. Our Superior facilities, our modern machinery, and our experienced help, make a uniform ity of goodness in all laundry that comes from us. SEND PS THAT SKXT IH'NDLE. Our wagon will call for and deliver the work to you In the superior man ner which in Pendleton It Is for us only to do. Pendleton Steam Laundry Phone Main 179 F1SHMAN B PETERS, Prop. I The Universal Steel i Range Fo HARD OR SOFT COAL, OR WOOD h.ilil White, porcelaln-tlned even door, spring balanced; always white and clean; reflects light Into oron. Sheet flue. Insuring perfect circu lation around oven. Body made of extra quality refined ateel, lined throughout with heavy asbestos, preventing radiation of heat from floes. Economical In fuel. t A Quick and Perfect Baker Goodman-Thompson Co. HARDWARE PLUMBING. The Northern Pacific has u party of surveyors working to tne north of Vancouver, 111 an effort to find a route by which It can reach thut city by leaving the river bank ut Cupe Horn, says the Telegram. Thut is the rumor that reaches Portland today. This would meun that the line would cross Clark county to the higher ground, near Fern Prairie and La Camas. Just what the object of the move Is Is hard to say, as It Is generally thought the route down the river is better, but the supposition Is the com pany is merely determining the more feasible way of reaching the llarruck town. Activity all along the river Is pro nounced. and It is promised that as fast as men can be secured the work of grading will he extended, and that tracklaylng will Immediately follow. Time will be lost In completing the road because of the heavy operations which must follow the effort to cut through ("ape Horn, and there are other points where the rocky forma tion will Interfere materially with the progress, but It Is planned to gauge the undertaking so that mont of.the rock labor will he started this winter, and by the time spring arrives the way will be clear for rapid progress to ward Portland. In this connection the bridges will likewise receive consider ation, and Just as soon as the North cm Pacific officials give their approv al to the report made by Ralph Mo Je.skl, the bridge expert. It Is expected plans and specifications will be issued for the contractors. Apparently but little time Is to be lost by the Northern Pacific In secur Ing title to land adjoining the right of way of its Knlama branch through Vancouver, and active construction operations will start soon. Options on all property adjoining the tracks on both sides to an average depth of nearly 200 feet have but short time to run, and it wax thought they will be allowed to lapse. Deals of the past few days Indicate that this thought is correct. Yesterday afternoon an instrument was placed on record securing to thi Northern Pacific an extensive tract of the desired lands within city limtls. and giving the company possession of almost all the lands in question on the west side of the tracks, extending back to Frances street. This transfer cov ers all the Knock property In that sec tion with the exception of a few smnll lots, ami all blocks numbered from 5 to 17 of the Can by addition. This prop erty extends from Thirteenth street to the northern city limits. Immediate ly across the county road on the north from this Is the Ricker estate proper tv, deeds to which were recorded a H. L. Dents is president and C. H. few days ago. Clement cashier of the new bank ut I Yesterday afternoon a pile-driver Aurora. r. it Is In a large and fine was brought from Kalamn. and this Booth ud Lincoln's Death Mask, A touching reminiscence of the great ctor Edwin Booth is told in connec tion with Lawrence Mutton's collection of dentil masks In "Talks In a Libra ry," recorded by Isabel Moore: ('Hunt's wits one of the two masks hi the collection which affected Booth most. The other, naturally enough, but In n very, very different way, was that of Lincoln. 1 shall never forgi.t the first time he saw tin? Lincoln mink. He asked Innocently enough whose it was, and when I told him, my heart for a moment stopping to heal, he rose from his sent, took It In bis hands and looked nt It for a long time without a word. What It meant to hlin we Ciin Imagine. The whole awful, awful busi ness enmc back to him-the mad, dead brollier; the martyred, murdered presi dent. Still, without a word, he put It hack hi Its place, and it seemed to nie i as he did so that he kissed It with bis lingers. 1 have seen him in that room look ut It silently over li s pipe niuiiy and many a time. But lie never touch ed It or spoke of it again, even to me. What he thought or it heaven only knows. If you have any ring plans come la and look over our collection. Our rings are all new styles, the quality la the best and the price will surprise you. It doean't take much mosey M buy a beautiful ring here. Winslow Bros. Jeweler-Optician. Postof fioe Block. New Stambinl for I,oiig Distance Auto mobile. Race. New York, Oct. 23. The six days' economy contest arranged for various styles of automobiles by the New York Motor club, began this morning when over two score autos of various makes started from the garage of the New York Motor club for Philadelphia. The contest has been arranged to determ ine how the cost of carrying from one to seven persons a given distance on an automobile compares with the cost of railroad transportation for the same distance. It has been contended that It Is possible, under favorable condi tions, to make trips up to 200 miles more cheaply on an automobile than on the railroad. The program of the contest includes three runs, which will occupy she days. Today's run Is to Philadelphia, a distance of 90 miles. The automo biles will return tomorrow. On Wed nesday they will run to Albany, N. Y.. a distance of 150 miles, returning on Thursday. The run of Friday will b? to Southampton, L. I., a distance of 101 miles, returning on Saturday. Kach car will carry nn observer, who keep track f everything that happens on each trip and will keep tally on the cost of repairing, fiel. etc- Speed ing will not be permllled- The Curve or Health. The expression "the curve of health,' which was first used by Oliver Wen dell Holmes, himself a physician. Hull rates in modern mathematical fashion the fluctuating changes In bodily health, of which all nre at times uware mid which may be expressed by vary ing curves outlined on paper. Many Imagine Hint the normal stare of health is liest represented by a straight line. Tills Is by no means the case. There is n rhythmic undulation In the How of our vital force. The dy namo which furnishes the working powers of consciousness and action has its annual, monthly, daily waves, even Its momentary ripples. We have our had times and good times. Jtunie by careful observation of the rise and fall of this curve, have so adjusted their holidays uud times of rest and activity as to conserve their energies and avoid Hie snares of disease. It Is from his knowledge of this curve Hint the fam ily physicinn can net sncressfully. pinna to act nu n are nfton fruslratnd by midden break down, duo to 4ly.pppsiti or roiiMtlpation Rrac up ami take Ir. King's New Life Pills. They take cut the materials which are clogging your energies, and give you a new Htarl. Can? headache and dizziness, too. At Tall man & Co. and llrock & MiH'omas' drug stores; 5c, guaranteed. building hpeclally erected for It. 1 reiiaDie (savings bank. I Golden Gate I i morning It Is being prepared for use In the construction of the warehouses of Sims & Shields, general contractors i for building the mnd. These build ings will he Just west of the Northern Pacific dock, where a wharf will be ! built. SYNOD OF BALTIMORE. of Coffee Saves the family temper. Sold only in aroma tight tins. No prizes no coupons U.F0LGER6 sgOFFEg, J A. FOLCCR &. CO. San rnaciioo CSTASLISMrO 1BSO I AX. RUBY & CO. Itoprewnts liTKhjteTlnn Churches Three Slntes. Wilmington, 1V1.. Oct. 23. The an nual meeting of the rresbyteiian syn od of Baltimore opened here this morning at the West Presbyterian church. About 170 milnsters, repre senting 200 churches and 30.000 com municants ill Delaware, Maryland and the District of Columbia, and a large number of lay members are In attend ance. The Rev. Dr. Dobbins of Bal timore, moderator of the synod, pre sided at the opening meeting. The convention is of considerable Importance, as many important mat ters will come up for consideration. In cluding the election of a new modera tor. The synod has the supervision of the presbyterlal records and adjudi cates any cause of complaint or ap peal for or against or from the lower courts. Such cases are called Judicial, and by a law of the church, lire ad judicated by commissions appointed for that purpose. Many prominent ministers of the church nre in attend ance and will enliven the proceedings by addresses. Dutch Conraae. Every one when he speaks of Hutch eoupige means courage that Is luilwvd by the cup that cheers and also inebri ates pot valiancy. In short, the exact opposite of what has been called "two o'elock-in-the-mornlng" courage. Three different origins of the expression have lieen suggested. According to some, "Dutch" In this case is used simply as the adjective corresponding to the noon "Holliinils." as applied to that kind of ardent spirits. Others assert positively that the phrase arose ns a shut at the Dutch troops who showed the white feather of Kontenoy. But perhaps the Is'st explanation Is that tills uncomplimentary allusion to the Dutch refers to a practice common in former times In Hollnnd of eucourag ing those who were condemned to ex ecution to drink heavily before they I were hanged. REX BUGGIES. Are well built and they afford th simplest, safest and most luxurious means of conveyanse for town er country use. Prices all In your favor. When you buy a wagon It'i Just common business sense to look iot the vehicle that will give you the most for your money. WINONA WAGONS, will prove an Investment and not aa expense. They are reasonable In price, they cost little to maintain, are honestly built, and will stand the strain of a heavy load. We look after the Interest of our ! customers and they are protected by a shop well equipped with up-to-date machinery. Neagle Bros. Blacksmiths How's Tills? We offer One Hundred Dol.srs Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by llnll's Catarrh Cure. V. J. CilKNF.Y & CO., Toledo. I). We. the undersiimed. have known K. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and belter him perfect! honorable in all business transactions and financially able to rarry I out any obligations made by bla firm. I V Al.DINti. KI.NNAN tc MAKVl.N, Wholesale Druggists, Toleno, O Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken Internally, acting directly upon the blood and mm-oim ; surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent 1 free. Price 75 cents per bottle. Sold by i all drnggists. Take Hall s Family Tills for constipation. . To OjHwe tbe Tobacco Trust. New York. Oct. 23. A convention of leaf tobacco men, tobacco manu facturers, packers. Jobbers and dealers from all parts of the country, opposed j to the tobacco trust, was opened hcre today and will remain in session sev eral days. The attendance Is very j large nnd Important measures against the trust are expected to result from this meeting. Why not eliminate every element of chance or uncertainty, by getting our figures when you need anything ia lumber? Gray's Harbor Commercial Company W. J. EEWELL, Manager. Phone Main 91. I Wood & Coal ! IMPORTERS AND BREEDERS. An Importation of 47 head Just received of Percherons, English Shires, Belgians and Coacher. if you are in the market for any thing In thla line we can certainly suit you, aa we can show you more of thore nice, big, black fellows that will weigh a ton cr over, than all the othe. barm In the Northwest; sell you one cheap, make , you better terma, glvb you a better guarantee than san be gotten elsewhere, aa we are permanently located with headqaurtera here. We ship direct from Europe to thla point therefore we don't have any of those that could not be told In the Eaat or some of them that have been sold several times and coma back, but we have a good lot of fresh joung horse that are all approved by the Freieh gor rnment, aad whea you buy one from ua we give you a guarantee that I t aare, one that you don't have to go two thousand miles to get actios on, Terrat tt iiU a.- Yotur tivptctton lTit4. Turn your steps here when you want good, clenn cent, we rurntsn our trade with the best that Is mined and we want your orders. You can't do better than give us your order. Henry Kopittke DUTCH HENRY. Office. Pendleton Ice & Cold Storage Company. 'Phono Main 178. Don't Borrow Trouble. It Is a bad habit to borrow anything, hut the worst thing you can possibly borrow, is trouble. When sick, sore, heavy, weary and worn-out by the pains and poisons of dyspepsia, bilious- I ness. Hiight's disease and similar In- ternal disorders, don't sit down and brood over your symptoms, but fly for relief to Electric Bitters. Here you will find sure and permanent forget gulness of all your troubles, and your body will not be burdened by a load of debt disease. At Tullmnn & Co. nnd Urnck McContns' drug stoics. Price 50c. Ouaranteed. THE PORTLAND or PORTLAND, 0RKQ0N. American plan. IX per day and npwara BsadqnarUra for tourists and cammerelal travelers. Special rates mad to familial aad ilagl geatlemea. Th enagiit will be pleased at all times to show roomi and give prices. A modern Turkish batt eatablUhmtit la th hotel. B. C. BOWBRS, Haaaget. CIT H'T WINE UST. W. C. T. I'. Women Enforce Thrlr Prinelplcw on Dlnhur Cur. Colorado Springs. Oct. 23. Five hundred Women's Christinn Temper ance Union delegntes, who spent the duy In this city en route to the na tional convention at Los Angeles, had stricken from tho dining car menu the wine sauce marked thereon, and nt Creston, Iowa, while on their way to Colorado Springs, the Pullman sleeper was detached from the flrat section of 10 coaches and another substituted be cause some ungnllnnt man had smoked a cigar In the coach. The troubles of the delegates were not over after their arrival In this city. Irlie Puppy Picture. K. D. Weaver, of the East Oregoninn mechanical department, who Is a well known nmnteur photographer, has Just finished a photograph of seven collie puppies belonging to Fred Lockley, which he will enter In a pho tographic contest. The photograph Is a work of art. The seven puppies are all In different positions in the group, and the picture Is perfect. RoslynCoal $6.50 deliv ered, $6.00at the shed Roslyn Ooal, after thorough exhaustive tests, has been se lected by the V. S. government for the use of Its war v onsets, as it stood the highest teat. Cascade Red Fir, sawed In stove-wood lengtlu, tt.60 pet cord, delivered. Discount on large quantities. PROMPT DELIVERY. Roslvn Wood & Coal Co. PHONE MAIN S. tough! Nino Milk Cons. T. O. Halley has Just purchased nine first-class milk cows for his dairy. ' from Fred Wilson of Utrch creek. The cows were delivered here this evening nnd will he taken to the Alia I farm dairy on Wild Horse creek in the morning. A fine red polled bull was also purchased with the cows. Supplies for Winter. Jacob Horn, the well known cattle man and farmer of Camas Prairie, left the city yesterday morning with a four-horse load of winter supplies for his ranch. For the first time In the history of Switzerland socialist canaldates are to be put forward next November In every electoral district with a view to the general election. The numerical strength of the Pwlss socialists will then be ascertained. "This is no time for mirth or laughter, 'TIs the cold grey dawn of the morn ing after." There will be no "morning after." If you will carry a box of CALIFORNIA PRUNE WAFERS, and take a few before going to bed. They will fix you all right and tone you u before breakfast. Tallman & Co., 621 Main St., Pendleton. Ore. 100 Wafers 25 Cents. BARGAINS TO-DAY All of Block 209 - - $525.00 IS Lou 13-14, Block 185 $47S.OO Chas. A. Hill 106 E. Alta St. Dally East only 16 cents Oregonlan a week. by carrier. lljlllllll)'i"'ll,MI44MIMIl,14
