East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, October 30, 1906, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 5

East Oregonian : E.O., October 30, 1906, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Textt -i' EICUT PAGES. DAILY EAST OltECOXIAX, FEXDLETOX, OREOOX, TIKSDW, OCTOBER 30, HKM. PAGE FIVE. TEUTSCH. Just Received by Express 45 Ladie's and Misse's Coats They are swell and sell for from $8.50 to $12.50 You should see Uiem today 140 New skirts for Misses and Womens in all new plaid effects $4.50 up Teutsch's deparnt STORE FVNoiJiel FARM A Theatre at Home Y"ii . :in h.'m.' ii th-'.itcr In your own Viirlo;- liy prucurimt kmc of our t'l? l.;aN lli'Hioi;r;ihs. tngfthri' with our in w i;ov-ltv, the ' Vlt;ik' moving Iirt-" m:i. hv. whirl. iIUis!r;it'P the rnii: - mui: liy tlif pinHio?r.ii'h. all tin !,ic f of Importance nr any oiK : f !in tint in yimwn by tin hirm- GUERNSEY MUSIC STORE S'u-ressors to .1. A. t venhouso, S13 .MA IX ST. I THE BREWERY j & DEPOT A T I'iihI lloiiimiigiini, Prop. X I "IX EST WIXES, MQlOnS & 1 . CIGARS. Pendleton's Famous I $500 Beer on Draught. I fi-23 Main Street. 4 ECZEMA and PILE CURE PRFE Knowing what It una to suf fiT. I will (jive FKFE OF CHARGE, to any afflicted a positive cure fnr Eczema, Suit Rheum, Erysip elas. Piles and fkln Diseases. Instnnt relief. Don't suffer longer.. Write F. W. WILLIAMS, 400 Manhattan nvonve. New Vork. Enclose Stamo. CITY BREVITIES Phone Eagle build Wednesday. Campbell's cow. Ad- FurnlHhed rooms, 602 Water St. Public stenographer at Durness college. Wanted Plain sewing, black 2521. . . HulItT Ostermoor mattresses, Ba ker & Folsom. Buck's stoves and ranges, the fuel savers, at Baker & Folsom's. Nice furnished housekeeping rooms ror rent. Inquire 302 Logan street. Prize shooting gallery, billiards and pool. Ward & Howishy. Ing. Big Millinery sale Watch windows. Mrs. Millinery. For Sale Good milch dress C. H. RoscnburK. P. O. Boy r.nr. Pendleton. Tcieph ine operator wanted at nice. Apply mamiKcr Potter Creek Tele, phone ci , Echo. ore. We are agents for the Townscnd creamery. The best butter on the coast. George II. Clark, grocer. Japanese social for benefit of foot ball team nt Pendleton academy build ing. November 2. Admission 25c. Mrs. Thompson, general stenogra pher anil notary public. Boom 12, Association block. 'Phone Main 86 Place your spring orders for nursery stock with Mrs. Mcpherson. Have new fruit. Money makers for the fruitgrowers. Phone rod 2072. We have Just received a consign ment of the celebrated Denver crack ers. Better try them; they are bet ter than the Paradise. George H. Clark, grocer. State Commissioner of Labor Sher. mar, of New York, reports that con ditions of .mtioymenl during the first half .of 190C were an Improvement over that of 1905. Just received two carloads of new furniture direct from the eastern factories. Not trust furniture, but furniture with the middle man's prof Its deducted. Graham Furniture Co. PERSONAL MENTION Joseph Dracke.tt, of Denver, has em tored the Pendleton business collegu fnr a six months' course. M. S. Schrock, of the Pacific Home stead, at Kalein, is in the city today In the Interest of his paper. Frank C. Kelsay, of the firm of Yoi'tig & Kelsay, the levee engineers, came up from Portland last evening Ttev. II. B. Knight, field secretary of Pendleton academy, accompanied the legislative party to Walla Walla today. Sam A. Garber,, representing the Acker Remedy company of Buffalo N. V., has been In the city today up on business, F. K. Bliss, who has been with the Bankers' Iteserve Life Insurance com pany here, left today for Emmett, Idaho, to take charge of their office there. Sheriff T, D. Taylor left this after noon for S.ilem, taking with him Wm. Bledns, who was recently sentenced to .1 term In the penitentiary for horse stealing. H. S. Shamgle, minister of the Pen-dleton-La Grande charge of the Meth odist church south, has returned to 1 endhton after visiting In this city. Li Grande Observer. J. Johnson, representing the Cana dian Pacific Irrigation compnay, Is In the city and will be in this section for some time. He is from Calgary, Al berta, and Is in the capacity of an advertising man for the Canadian company. Groat Demand for Laborers in South. Nashville, Tenn., Oct. 30. So great Is the scarcity of labor In the south ern states that It is feared a portion of the otton crop In the Mississippi valley can never be gathered. The labor problem Is so serious confront ing not only planting, but manufac turing Interests that the courts have been called on to close up all dives In the cities and drive all loiterers lut In order that the cotton crop can be saved. So serious hns the labor scarcity affected Jackson. Miss., that the proprietors of manufacturing es tablishments have announced that if things continue as they are they will have to close down their works. At Vlcksburg. Miss., the court ordered all the unemployed negroes out of the city. Today the federal government Is being petitioned to deal with the matter. I"i"i Boring In Crook. A new drilling outfit has been pur chased by J. Strain and John Tims, who exin'ct to use It In helping to solve the troublesome water question of this locality as soon as the machine can be gotten out from Shanlko, to which place It was shipped, says the Madras Pioneer. The machine arrived at Shanlko last Friday, and the own ers expect to have it set up and ready to begin drilling within about two weeks' time. It Is a Star drill, bought direct from the factory, and has a ca pacity of 1000 feet In depth. WEDDING RJNGS The Best In qual : The best in workmanship, At the best lowest prices. LOUIS HUNZIKER, JEWELEH AX1 OPTICIAN. T28 Main Street. THE REAL TEST f Herplclde Is la Giving It Thor ough Trial. T.iere Is only one test by which to judge of the efficiency of any article and mat is Dy its aoiuiy 10 ao mai w!i:cli It la Intended to do. Many hnlr vlgcrs may look nice and smell nice, but Ihe point Is do they eradicate Dan- tfruff and stop tailing nairr No, they do not, but Herplclde does, because It goes to the root of the evil and kills the germ that attacks the pnpllla from whence the hair gets its life. Letters from prominent people every, where are daily proving that Newbro's Herplclde stands the "test of use'." It Is a delightful dressing, clear, pure and free from oil or grease. Sold by leading druggists. Send 10c. In stumps for sample to The Herplclde Co., Detroit. Mlcb. A. C. Koeppen A Brotv TREATMENT YOU LIKE Of course we sell good goods, S but we sell tb,em In a way that pleases you. We owe our large trade by Bell ing only ''Druggists Grade" Best of everything at Square Deal Prices and money back if not satisfied. fclElPlPIEINXS ii a i VArDDrij toimfi i. pruni rrnii nnr v Cubans Banding to Fight Annexation. New York, Oct. 30. At a meeting of prominent Cubans of nil factions In the Waldorf-Astoria tonlph' It was decided to hold an important confer ence In the city in the near f.iturc. Moderates, liberals and Iti sin rectos have put their differences asid nn 1 have decided to Invite former Pies ident Thomas Estrada Ptilma to take part In the conference. The union of the factions is said to be due to the fear of the annexation movement which is spreading throughout Cuba. At the coming conference all factions will unite oil candidates who will not be opposed at the next election. It Is claimed that only portion of the com mercial interests controlled by Span lards want Cuba annexed to the Unit ed Stntes, while three-fourths or more of the voters on the Island want the republic continued and a last peace establishment. ME The "New Idea" Pompadours Mrs. LongstreeL, of New York, will demonstrate the Advantages of this beautiful style of hair dressing Mrs. Longstreet of New York will be with us all week with a fine exhibit of switches and hair goods. She represents the largest house in America making a spec ialty of these goods. Her stock is enormously large and so varied that you have the same advantages for choice that you would in a large eastern hair store, and her charges are from one-third to one-half lower than New York retail prices. Allbeit her goods are the best in the world. Besides this beautiful line of hair goods she demonstrates every new form of fashionable hair dressing, including the "New Idea" pompadour, with out the use of the old fashioned hair " rat." This part of her work is free and every new fancy will be taught. French Convent Hair Braids Tliiiu ni' tin finer lir.-iiil-'in the nnir'oi ami the irtint'iit is one. i'f tin- nint complete 1 ver shown in llic vct. Xmie of tliofc lire inaile of niiii!iiii" or f tlie Chinese Id'm-lu'd an.l lved nrliele wliicli tpiieklv turns eolor. The juices arc nriri; intdv small about half the fimnt's til which ciial (iialiy is tis'.mllv sold. IX (.WAYS The whiter the shade, the hkdiei' the price. Thesn run from !i.."i(i to $l."..00. In the hrouns from $1.. Ml up. The Peoples Warehouse WHERE IT PAYS TO TRADE SAVE YOUR COUPONS HOSKIXS IS IX CUSTODY . Alaskan Golil Output. New York, Oct. 30. It Is estimated, according to reports of the United States geological survey, thnt the out put of gold from Alaska this year will amount to over J15. 000,000, or more than 60 per cent over the . previous year. In 1895 the amount was a lit tle over 2. 000,000. An Important factor In the advancement of Alaska's mineral industry during the last de cade, says the report, is the great re duction In mining costs which has taken place. The pioneer miners of the Yukon could not afford to han dle gravel averaging less than 110 or $13 to the cubic yard. Now It can be worked for less than $5 a yard. llenvler Stexl for O. It. N. The O. R. & X. Is preparing to re move all old Iron rails on the Pa louse branch and In their place will lay new 60-pound steel rails, says the Walla Walla Bulletin. Orders have been is sued from the general offices of the company to all section foremen on the branch to fill in all culverts and otherwise repair the grade. While no authoritative statement can be pro cured It Is believed that the work of laying steel rails will begin within a month. Employes think that Is the intention of the company, as the or der In regnrd to filling In the culverts Is to be rushed. The) Coffoo Crop. Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Oct. 30. The report of the minister of agricul ture on the coffee crop, Issued today, states that the growing crop In Santos, which produces a very large percent age of coffee raised In this country, is extremely small and a sensational ly Bmall output from Brazil must be expected this season. The new gov ernment tax of 60 cents per bag on coffee will be put Into effect Decem ber 1. Georgia, Masons' Comnmntcntloii. Macon, Ga., Oct. 30. There was a large and representative gathering of Oeorgla Masons at the 120th annual communication here today. Mr. Max Meyerhardt, the grand master, states that Masonry Is flourishing In Oeor gla, where there are BOO lodges with 27,000 members, In fact Georgia leads all the southern states with the ex ception of Texas, Groat Dam for Panama. Panama, Oct 80. John P. Stevens, chief engineer of the Panama canal, hns commenced the construction of an enormous dnm at La Borca. The an cient town of La Borca will disappear and a new town Is to be erected at Sosa Hill, near Outun. Donles Ills Name and Identity, Both of Which Aienr to Bo Established. Sheriff T. D. Taylor nrrlved home this morning from Seattle with Hos kins, whom he arrested there several days ago on the charge of being Im plicated In the break which, occurred nt the county Jail a few weeks ago. This morning the prisoner gave his name as Albert James. He denies having passed the saws to Weddle, Young or Bowman, but in the opinion of Sheriff Taylor there Is a good case ngalnst him. He was a street vendor during the district fair in September, and is recognized by the sheriff as having been a visitor nt the county Jnll a short time before the break oc curred. Taylor Has Shaved. When he reached the city this morn ing the sheriff was minus the mous tache that has been his pride during the past. In the sheriffs office today comments upon the change have been numerous, and more than once has It been necessary for the official to prove his identity. Xolcc to Contractors. Sealed proposals will be received by the trustees of Eureka Lodge No. 32 I. O. O. F., up to noon of November 1. Women as Well as Men Are Made Miserable by Kidney and Bladder Trouble. Kidney trouble preys uxn the mind, discouragesaudlcssensauibition; beauty, vigor aim ciicertul ness soon disappeat when the kidneys are out of order or dis eased. Kidney trouble lias become so prevalent that it is not uncom mon for a child to lie .born afflicted with weak kiiluevs. If the child urinates toooften, if the urine scalds the llesh, or if, when the child reaches an age when it should be able to control the passage, it is yet afflicted with bed-wetting, depend upon it, the cause of thedifti culty is kidney trouble, and the first step should be towards the treatment of these im)ortaiit organs. This unpleasant trouble is due to a diseased condition of the kidneys and bladder and not to a habit as most people suppose. Women as well as men arc made miser able with kidney and bladder trouble, and tioth need the some great remedy. The mild mid the immediate effect of Swamp-Root is soon realized. It is sold by druggists, 111 fifty cent and one-dollar size bottles. You may have a sample bottle bv mail free, also a pamphlet telling all about Swamp-Root, ! i .. 1 : .. - .. . 1 .1 ' r . . UlllUUIIIg lllilllj' Ul IUCIUUUSUDU9U1 ICSU- moiiial letters received from sufferers cured. In writing Dr. Kilmer & Cc, Tiinghamtou, N. Y., be snre and mention this paper. Don't make any mistake, but remember the name, Swamp-Root, Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and the ad dress, llinghauiton, N. Y., on every bottle. Boom of Bwuip-Rool lOS. for the excavating and carting away all dirt and gravel under the sidewalk of the I. O. O. F. building at the corner of Main and Alta streets, Pendleton, Oregon, also the excavat ing of the south basement under said building. All excavations to be made to a depth of nine feet below the top of the floor of said building. Excavations on the Main street front to be 12 feet wide from the bullolng, and on Alta street to be nine feet wide from the building, and to ex tend to the rear of the building. October 27. 1906. For Sale. Thirty head of well nroke young mules. Would make great combine team. Geo. N, Crosfleid, Wasco, Ore. See photograph at E. L. Smith's Im plement office. The United Brotherhood of Carpen ters and Joiners of America, accord ing to the reperts presented at the re cent general convention, now numbers 174S locals with a membership of 170,192 in good standing. This puts the carpenters' organization next in numerical strength to that of the mini workers. The Canadian Pacific Irrigation Colonization Co. Ltd. Irrigated Lands of the Canadian Pacific Railway Company in Sunny Southern Alberta Unequaled Soil. A great range of products, Includ ing winter wheat, which took the gold medal and diploma at the Portland Centennial as the best and largest yield per acre of any winter wheat grown on the North American conti nent. Alfalfa, Timothy. Clover, Sugar Beets with all other root crops are successfully grown. Cattle run on the range throughout the year and are exported without be ing fed a single grain nr furnished shelter. Horses. Sheep and Hogs are money-makers In this country. Title and water supply guaranteed by the Canadian Pacific Railway Co. An Ideal climate. Lands are cheap, but are rapldfy advancing In price owing to the crowds of Americans and others who are flocking to this won derful country. Terms of payment ore extremely easy. The first crop usuallx pays for the lnnd. For further Information, address or see the company's representative. J. JOHNSTON, Hotel Bowman, PENDLETON. OREGON