East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, October 25, 1906, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SIX. DAn.Y EAST OREGON! AX, PENDLETON, OREGON, TlllRSDAY, OCTOItl.ll 25, IBUfl. EIGHT PAGES. The Pendleton Drug Co The Mark of Quaity" Chestnut Leaf Expectorant Cures Cough and Colds It bears our name and The Mark of Quality BRIEF RECORD OF COUNTY EVENTS Special Building Air Castles la a pleasant but unprofitable task. When you're building realities and need good grade lumber, lath, shin tie, rash, doors, ceemnt, brick, lime, sand, etc., honestly priced, promptly delivered every way satisfactory lodge your order with us. Sole agent for Krlsollte Wood Fibre Plaster, made in Blue Rapids, Kan sas;, also White Crystal Lime. Pendleton Planing Mills R. FORSTER, Proprietor. I The Hotel State j MRS. MABEL WARNER, Proprletrlss. A Clean, Quiet Rooming House. Flrst-claes accommodations; electric lights and free baths for regular roomers. HEN S Beds 25c Up to $1.00. . . . .. . Corner weoo ana cottonwooa Streets. t HOTEL PORTLAND ' PORTLAND, ORKQONt American plan, 18 per day afld up ward. Headquarters for tourists and commercial travelers. Special rate made to families and single gentle men. The management will be pleas ed at all times to show rooms and give prices. A modern Turkish bats establishment in the hotel. H. C BOWERS. Manager. FORMER WELL KXOWX CITIZENS WED AT ELTOPIA. Charles Reed nmi Carl Cnrlstrom, "Diamond Dick" Followers, Wore Before Justice Chamberlain for General Ihul Behavior Remains of D. A. Ileeiler Exhumed ami Again Interred nt Tneomn. Athena. Oct. J 5. Athena and Uma tilla county friends have received cards announcing the marriage of Miss Elsa Rosenzwelg to Fred E. Mil ler at Eltopla, Wash., Saturday. Oc tober 20, 190(1. A number of friends from this city. Walla Walla and dif ferent points In Umatilla county at tended the wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Miller will reside in Spokane and they will be at home to their friends after November 1. The bride was reared In this city, and has many friends here and throughout the county. The groom Is a traveling salesman In the employ of the Blake- McFall company of Portland, paper and stationery dealers. Charles Reed and Carl Csrl.trom two young boys from Adams, were brought up In Justice Chamberlain's court the first of the week and they were given a good lecture for their recent actions and general behavior. The boys were running a sort of "hobo camp" on the banks of the creek near Adams, and of lnte they have been raiding hen roosts to supply the camp. A number of farmers between Adams and this place had registered complaints against the boys. The tea given Saturday evening by Mrs. McBrlde, netted $25. The pro ceeds will go to Mrs. McBrlde's Sun day school class of the M. E. church. The remains of D. A. Reeder. a pioneer of Umatilla county, who died 14 years ago, were exhumed a lew days ago for the second time. Four teen years pgo the remains were Interred in the cemetery at Helix. Several years afterward the body was removed to the family lot In the Athena cemetery, and now thej have been removed to Tacoma. CIVIC WORKERS IX SESSION. Strong Association PenmiHlH Preser vation of Xlugnni. Milwaukee. Wis.. Oct. 25. At a I ver lurgi-ly attended convention of the American Civic association hero today, the campaign waged by the association for the preservation of Niagara Falls was continued with great zest. J. Horace McFarland, the presi dent of the association, announced that the lurge commercial Interests which had been mnklng such free use of the water power afforded by the falls fought hard for their alleged rights, but the power of an aroused public sentiment was too hard tor them. President Roosevelt had given tha association cordial co-operation in its fight and valued assistance was ren dered by Congressman Burton, of Ohio; chairman of the rivers and har bors committee of the house of rep resentatives, and In recognition of their services both gentlemen men tioned had been made life members of the association. The Hon. Henry McFarlnnd, one of the commissioners of the District of Columbia, discuss ed "Our National Capital" and the question of the Appalachian reserva tions, was also considered. The diversity of Interests covered by the association was well indicated by the matters which formed subjects for discussion at the convention There were reports on Women's Out door leagues, arts and crafts, child ren's gardens, city making, libraries, public nuisances, parks and public reservations, railroad Improvement rural Improvement, school extension and social settlement. 9 IVkMf if m r rvrtHW nn kit .-y sxr to osr oFrce Wonderful Bargains OX OUR 5c COUXTER. 10c Pearl Buttons, doz.... ,"C 10c Lamp Burners ,C 2 Balls Darning Colton . . C t China Nest Eggs kJ)C 10 Pot Covers, nil sizes . . ,)C 2V4 dozen Clothes Pins.... frc 2 Pkg. Carpet Tax 5C 10c 3 to -ln. Hand Saw Files at 10c Cork Insoles ;)P 10c Hack Saws ,")C.' OX OUR 10c COUXTER. 20c Varnish Brushes at..()( 25c bottle Machine Oil at J()( 20c , 8 and 10-qt Dairy Puns nt IOC 20c Gem Pans at IOC 25c Screw Drivers at.... JOC 20c Fire Shovels at IOC 25c Tack Hammers at. . . 16c Dust Pan nt 1 OC 25c Butcher Knives at. .. . 1()C 16c bottle Blueing IOC The Pendleton Drug Co fThe Mark of Quality" In Every Article it Sells. I Can Sell Your Real Estate or Business NoJMatter Where Located Properties and business of all kinds sold quickly for cash In all parts of the United States. Don't wait Write today describing what you have to sell and give cash price on same. If You Want to Buy any kin of business or real estatt anywhere, at any price, write me your requirement. I can save you time and money. ,if4 DAVID B. TAFF, THE LAND MAN 15 Kansas Avenue, TOPEKA, KAXSAJi. I House Cleaning j ana T Janitor Work DONE t X Ladies' and Gentlemen's Shoes Shined Culled for and Delivered. Loave Orders With or 'Phone WELCH'S CIGAR STORE Phone Main 19 FOR H EAVY TAX F QRTUNES Court St ! I 1 1 I M I I Daily East Oregonlan by carrier. only 15 cents a week. How To Tell Pure Beer You do not need to be a chemist to know pure, clean beer. Get Pabst BlueRibbon and you are sure of pure, clean, whole some beer. It is the beer that never, throughout the long process of brewing, comes in contact with anything but pure, filtered air and perfectly sterilized pipes, tubes and sealed storage tanks. It is the richest beer in food value, and always the best to drink, perfect in age, purity and strength. A Cam. This Is to certify that nil druggists are authorized to refund your money if Foley's Honey and Tar falls to cure your cough or cold. It stops the cough, heals the lungs and prevents serious results from a cold. Cures la grippe, coughs and prevents pneumO' nla and consumption. Contains no opiates. The genuine Is In a yellow package. Refuse substitutes. Koep- pen drug store. THE PRESIDENT WILL FORCE THE WEALTH ISSUE. Coming Session of Coiigrfss Must Deal With tho President's Pet Men, the Taxing of the Accumulated For tunes of the Country Question Is ltrtng Discussed in Advance and Promises to He a Lending Issue of the Session. SHIRTWAISTS XO MORE. When the Smnrt Girl Goes Shopping She Must Call for "Blooze." Not to give the French pronuncia tion "blooze" to the word blouse is Just now to be hopelessly out of fash ion. And to call a separate waist a "shirtwaist" Is to commit the unpar donable sin. No matter whnt the ma terial or style of the garment the edict has gone forth that anything in the shnpe of a separate waist must hence forth go under the generic term or blouse, and that the French pronun ciation of this word must be given In ( all cases. "It's dreadfully hard always to re- member to say 'blooze Instead of i shirtwaist." sighed one young thing Washington, Oct. 24. It has now been definitely stated in official cir cles that the Idea which originated with President Roosevelt of placing a tax on accumulated wealth has taken a very practical shape and tnnt at the next session of congress the matter will be .Introduced., Mention, however, should be made of the fact that It 's not the Idea of the president to have the matter fln- niiv Horirtod nt the next session of consress which will last only three months, but he has always found It good policy to bring such reforms to the attention of the country In a short session, so as to arouse discussion and generate public opinion for use In the long session of the following congress. Another important matter congress has to consider at next setting Is the federal licensing of corporations, but It has now been settled that it is to the fortune tax that the president will de- vote most of his attention. PAINT Tho Judicious use of a good quality of paint or varnish will Increase the life of wood to several times Its natur al state of usefulness. I keep only the best and am agent for practically al' the good grades on the market, such as SHIRWIN WILLIAMS, HEATH & MILLIGAN PHOENIX. AXD MANY OTHERS. Wood and Coal to Burn and that will burn; try a phone order and be con vinced that I handle the good kind only. Dutch Henry Office, PrnJleton Ice A Cold Stone Company. 'Phone ,.aiu 178. Also at Renneman's cigar sto . cp posits Great Eastern store. Phon" maln 4. Largest stock of paper in the city. paint and wall Pendleton Paint Store E. J. MURPHY Catarrh Cannot Be Cured with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they can " . k ,h. . of tha (1 tease. Catarrh -hn Invlntr In n snnnlv of tosirerv - i . i.nnaHtntlnnal dlaeaae. Sod ID the other day. I order t. cur. It too t uj.. Intjrrgl It vou bo Into one of the dear lit- ! . .V .- Hirti. on the blood sod tie lingerie places and ask for a shirt-; mucous 'aurfaces. HaH'e Catarrh Curs la waist. It's Just awfully mortifying. p..Vby-ln.ln KlTeo They look at one with such a stony i jy (or JearI ,nd , regular prescription. stare, as If they didn't know what you It Is composed of tha best t'f.Lno"?: . combined with the beat blood purifiers, act- meant, i , directly on the mucoua aiirracea. The "But It is not that way at all of the fMt combination of the two Ingredients big stores, and I actually met one clerk Ub.. . produce. f SoSi'?? the other day who didn't know what j? VciiliNKY & CO., I'ropa, Toledo, O. a 'blooze' was. I was In the grocery sold'bT drueirnta price 7Se. ,..,. department of one of the big shops Tak. Hall'. Family Pill, for con.tlpatlon. and asked for a 'blooze' box. He slm- ' ply stared at me In the most Insane1 When Hie "Clansman1 was pwfrt- rpknn t n.irarf rii a 'hinuHf' fn hi ri un-ii""t v..... l lit: II uomu mi - ,i I Hot wns nnrrowiv nverieu. uuiuuru For MOLTING CHICKENS See Colesworthy CHOP MILL CORNER ALTA AXD COTTOXWOOD STS. ARE YOB TAKING CHANCES with your life by riding In a rickety carriage? Life Is too sweet to risk losing It when for a reasonable sum you can have your carriage repaired at Neagle Bros.' Use the Winona Buggy and the WINONA only. It Is so well built that It's safer to ride than walk. See us about Gasoline Engines. We sell Winona Wagone, Hack, and Buggies. Rosy running and - made from bone-dry material. Guaran teed to give satisfaction In this ell mate. See u. about Gasoline Engines. We are agents for the Fairbanks-Morse Gasoline F.nglnes for irrigating and mining machinery. Etlmates given on Irrigation plants. Call and get our prices. Neagle Bros. THE BLACKSMITHS. manner. ..' , th wor n,it that was not members of the audience attempted to .. k,, iriaii i hiwl in snv nhirl- stainneJe. but waist box.' Then his face brightened The engagement for the week was nprrontlhlv nnd I srot what I wanted." discontinued MEAT. IT COMES FAST; IT GOES FAST; AND IT'S ALWAYS FREST. That's the only kind we handle. Phone us for prompt delivery. Carney, Ramsdell Co. 'Phone Slain S3. P E N 0 LETS H-li KIAH STAGE Dally trip between Pendle- e ton and Ukiah, except Sunday. Stago leaves Pendleton at 7 a. m., arrives at Uklah at t p. m. Return rtnge leaver Ukiah at 6 e p. ro., arrives at Pendleton at S p. m. Pendleton to Uklah. 13.00; e roun dtrlp. $5.00. Pendleton to Alba, S2.7S; round trip, 15.00. e Pendleton to Rldse, II; round trip, $3.50. Pendleton to Nye, $1.50; round trip. $2.50. Pen- dleton to Pilot Rock, $1.00; e round trip, $1.60. LET THIS BE FOOD FOR. THOUGHT PIANOS WE CARRY Steinway A. B. Chase Knabe Hardman, Packard Ludwig Estey Smith and Barnes Kingsbury If you were to go Into a restaurant and order a tenderloin eteak costing from 75 cents to $1.50. nnd the waiter attempted to palm off on you a tough roun steak worth about 15 cents for $1.00, claiming It to be as good as tVnt you had ordered, what would you think of the place, Its character and Its methods? If you were to go Into a cigar store and ask for n Henry Clak, ,i Carolina, or a Rose Perfecto worth 13 cents and the pe rson In charge attempted to persuade you to buy for 20 cents a Cheap cigar, the value of which was 5 cenls. claiming it to be as good as the 25 cent cigar, what would be your opinion of the honesty o fthe proceeding? Now look how aptly these two Illustrations cover certain methods In vogue In the retail piano selling business throughout the country, and see how the public ignorance Is taken advantage of and state ments made which are baaed neither on fact nor honesty. . ', , When a customer enter, the salesroom of a dealer and naming any one of a half dozen or a dozen high grade mikos, xtrcse the desire to see and ex amine them and is Informed that the prices range from $400 to $600 or more, and he seems nt first disinclined to pay sufh a price, what advantage la taken of him when the salesman attempts to palm off n cheap box worth about $150 retail, claiming that It Is as good ai the high grade makes, and offers It to him for from $276 to $400. This part of the retail piano business has nnt up-to-date, been pioperly and fully ventilated, and the v,-., ,un tiie retnll nurchaser. In conse quence producers c.f cneap ooxes nave urt-ii with the connivance oi certain urairn. the market with their Instruments, nnd to make an Immense number of sales by misrepresentation. The public exposure of tnese metnoos is me uiuy remedy, for, a long as the presB and the trade remain silent, dealers who desire to engage In such practices will continue to do so. nnd in many cases, will not hesitate to se'l the cheap box at any exorbi tant flguro. claiming th&l it is as good, or nearly ns good as the reliable Instrument. Our experlriee in the piano business has enabled us to learn, by personal observation, methods em ployed In the retail piano business, and we emphat ically state that they art not in accordance with tha times and are too often employed to take advantage of the customer through his lack of knowledge con cerning plino values, nnd afford opportunity for un limited misrepresentation. It Is perfectly legitimate for the dealer to sell a . . . ...... .nnntfl nwifit hut whpre one cnean yjimu i 1 v " ' ' Is sold for $375 to one person, and the same makeJ sold to the neighbor fur 12'IU, snow, on tno iace oi ti the dishonesty of the proceeding.. ' The Sherman, CIhv & Co. has wiped out the bunco business and Is strictly a one-price house, so that all who enter our store with a desire to select an In strument may feel assured that they will at least re ceive treatment based upon honestv and decency, and not upon an effort to get out of them all that they can be persuaded to pay, without the rendering of, full value In return. Sherman, Clay Company "THE HOUSE OF QUALITY" Near the Bridge JESSE FAILING, Mgr.