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DAILY EAST ORE QONIAN, PENDLETON, OnEOON, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1B, 1904. PAGE TWO. A COUGH CONUNDRUM When is a tough more tthan a cough ? When it's a settled cold. "When it hangs on in spite of all you can do. Cough mix tures won't cure it because they arc merely for a cough and this is something more. Scott's Emulsion cures the cough because it cures the something more. It heals and repairs the inflamed tissues where the cold has taken root and prevents its coming back. WeH ecnJ you a umple frer upon request. SCOTT . HOWNE, oa l'enl Sitcel, New York. GENERAL NEWS. There nro 300 cases of typhoid fl ier In Watortown, X. Y a city of 21.000 inhabitants. Within 10 days flour has advanced S3 cents on tho barrel In all parts r Ilrttlah Columbia. Railroad tratllc Is almost com pletely tied no throughout North Dakota by heavy snows. From 50 to 70 degrees below zero fa the dally average at Dawson. Alaska, and points east, west and aorth of there. F. A. Hyde. J. A. Ilenson, II. P. Dimoml and J. H. Schneider have teen indicted for timber land frauds ly the federal grand Jury at Wash ington. The rebels of San Domingo at tempted to capture the capital, San Domingo, by assault, and were re pulsed with considerable loss, Feb ruary 16. Ttlumlnating gas had the start of ilectrlclty about "5 years. There jre now In the United States four limes as many electric light plants is gas plants. In the United States are now fturnlug, 25 years after Edison made electric lighting a commercial biic toss, -10,000,000 Incandescent lights jnd S0O.O00 arc lamps. Freight insurance rates to the Far Bast are off many points, presuma Aly because the Japs have such a aaval ascendancy that there will be few disturbances on the sea. There Is a strong probability that if the Russo-Japanese war Is pro tracted, Finland will rebel against Russian rule, which was forced tip tn that country, and Is very obnox .mus to its people. PACIFIC NORTHWEST NEWS. William Klley, a miner was !n jointly killed in a cave-In at Ana conda, on Wednesday. J. P. Howe will build one of the inest theaters on the coast at Port land this season. If his plans carry. Charles Spangler. a pioneer miner of the Sisklyous. was drowned In Humbug creek, near Ashland, on Wednesday. Labor Commissioner Hoff, of Ore gon, Is busily engaged In making a report on the sailor lodging house .abuses in Portland. The saloons of Portland are or ganizing to fight tho local option amendment which Is to be voted up on in Oregon In June. The Mint saloon at JJaker City, ras held up and robbed of $150 by a lone highwayman, on Wednesday morning. There Is no clue. Joe Ferro and Jim Moleake, two Italian boys, attempted to wreck a Southern Pacific passenger train at Los Banos, Cal.. Wednesday. A. McAlister and R. Dabcock were caught plundering box cars belong ing to the O. 11. & N. at Troutdale, on Wednesday, and are now In jail at Portland. Seven passenger trains wero blockaded in the Sisklyous on Wed nesday, by three heavy snow and landslides on Wall creek, 20 miles south of Ashland. A son of C. E. S. Wood, of Port land, was seriously Injured In a run away accident In the Hlack Forest, Oermany, last week. Tho family Is living In Germany at the present time. The stage from Florence to Eu gene, has been out 3G hours after It was due at Eugene, and the propri etors fear that the driver and team hr.vc been lost In the high water on the Sluslaw. Searching parties are out. We have some propositions in real estate which nro worth your time to Investigate. Come In and talk them over with us. E. T. WADE & SON, omce in E. 0. Building. 'Phono Black, 1111, P. 0. Box 324. MERRILL TYPEWRITER CO.. So. 7 Port HI. SMkaiie, Cen.Ajt,0ENSH0RE TYPEWRITER supplies ... iteming .,. ciptn nepiirmg PROGRAM IN FULL DEOINS FRIDAY EVE, CLOSES MONDAY EVE, Program Is Rich With Addresses, Papers and Discussions by Most Entertaining Speakers In the State and Abounds With Musical Num bers of Rare Excellence Recep tion Saturday Evening in Vestry of Episcopal Church. Following Is tho program for tho Christian Endeavor convention which meets In this city tomorrow night nl 7:30, at tho Baptist church. Delegate's and friends will wish to keep In touch with tho meetings and the program will bo found con venient to those attending tho dif ferent services. All the meetings of the enliven tlou will be held In the Baptist church at tho corner Johnson and Alta streets, except the mass meet ing on Sunday evening which will bo held In the opera house, and tho reception to the delegates on Sat urday, which will be held at tho vestry of the Episcopal church. Following Is the official program; Friday Evening, Feb. 19. 7:30 p. m. Opening Cong Service. Address of Welcome, By Hov. K. J. Dlvcn and Hon. T. O. Haltey. Response, by Hov. A. A. Winter of Dallas, Second Vice President of. the State Union. Announcement of Committees. Convention Sermon, by Dr. John O. Bust. Pastor of the First Baptist Church of Seattle. Saturday Morning, Feb. 20. 10:00 a. m. Devotional Hour, led bi llow T. C. Hurd. of Salem, btiperintondent of Devotional work. 10:00 a. m. Progress of the Work Reports of all State Ofllcors. Reports of Slate Superintendents. Reports of District Presidents. Saturday Afternoon. -MM p. m. Devotional Service (Personal Work) led by Rev. D. A. Thompson, of Portlnnd, President of Northwestern District. -'Mu p. m. School for Workers, conducted by Rev. Z. W. Cummerford, of Prlnevllle, of the Springfield Training School. Unfinished Business. Saturday Evening. Vestry of Episcopal Church. i : I., p. in. Reception to delegates by Pendleton Societies. Sunday Morning, Feb. 21. 9:00 a. m. Prayer Service. 10:00 a. m. Sunday School. 11:00 a. m. Preaching In the var ious churches by visiting min isters. Sunday Afternoon, Feb. 21, 3:00 p. m. .Meeting of the Juniors, conducted by .Mrs. '.. W. Cum merford. Conference of Junior Workers, led by Mrs. Cummerford. Sunday Evening. 0:30 p. m. Regular Prayer Meet ings in the different churches, led by tho District Presidents. Opera House. ir, p. m . JIass .Meeting. Song Service. Address, "The Renownl of Life," by Pres. S. B. L. Penrose, of Whitman College, Monday Morning, Feb, 22. 0:00 a. m. Quiet Hour, led by Rev. T. c. num. General Meeting on "Opportunl Itles before tho Young Peo ple." 9:50 a. m. In Missionary Extension, by Rev. Albyn Esson, Pastor of Rodney Ave. Christian Church of Portland, 10:15 a. m. "The . Neglected Places," Rev. J. H. Barton, of Union. 10:40 a. m. Christian Endeavorers as Aids to tho Pastor, by Rev, U M. Boozer, of Port land, 11:05 a. m. Our Advance Campaign by Rev. D. A. Thompson, of Portland. 11:30 a. m. Reports of Committees. Monday Afternoon. 2:30 p. m. Patriotic Meeting. Special Patriotic Music. 2:50 p. m. "Washington a Typo of Citizenship." by Judgo Stophen A, Lowell, of Pendleton. 3:30 p. m. Music. 3:35 p. m. "Young Peoplo In Train ing." by Mr. E. C. Ilronaugh, of Portland. Monday Evening. 7:30 p. m, Closing Meeting. Song Service. Presentation of Oregon's Chinese Banner to District showing Best Increase. Address, "Weaving Our Own Destiny." by Dr. E. U House, of Port laud. Closing Words and Consecration Meeting led by Rov. Austin Rice, of Walla Walla. Seventh Day Adventlsts' Meeting Walla Walla', Wash., April 6-10, 1904. For tho nbovo occasion tho O. R. & N. makes a rato of one nud one third faro for the round trip on tho certificate plan. Tickets on solo liny three days prior to tho opening day. For particulars, call on or address 12, C Smith, ngout O. R, & N, HOTEL ARRIVAL8. Hotel Pendleton. A. T. Van Cllvo, Philadelphia. P. M. Morse, Portlnr.d, F. H. Trowbridge, Portland. J. T. Clonmnt, linker City. William Sheilhard, Portland. C. 11. Breed, Spokano. U U Mnas, San Francisco. A. Freeman, Denver. W. D. O'NIi'l, Portland. N I. Savage, St. Joseph. J, S. Wllllngshlll, St. Joseph. F. S. Rogers, Portland. W. II. Hamilton, Echo. C. K. Garey, San Francisco. D. S. Drumheller, Spokane. E. Golden, Spokane. J. F. Fisher, Spokano. It. A. Wright, Spokano. O. D. Galley, Portland. S, A Frnns, Spokane. C. W. Ortnu and wife, Vansycle. W. R. Olemlenlng, Portland. E, Manassoe, Athona. J. II. Fell, John Day. W. L. Marshall. Portland. E, 11. Williamson, St. Louis. E. 11. Wilkinson, St. Louis. J E. l.ovy, Portland. W P. Jenkins, Chicago. 11 K. Brandt. Chicago. A. J. Weldham, Now York. J. M. Groom, Portlnnd. Hotel St. George. William Dunn, Portland. Theo. S. Howard, La Grande. Glenn Hltt, Walla Walla. A. E. Wilcox, Chicago. Lewis L. Mans. Mrs. L. W. Reed, lllnghnm Springs S. Wukouske, San Francisco. George McGllvery, Spokane. James Pendan, San Francisco. W. C. Hopper. San Francisco. L. C. Trunx, Potlnnd. James T. Nellson, Astoria. Miss Sarah Ilcmhelnier, Salt Lake R. C. Prlseoll, Chicago. Dave E. Newman, Plymouth. ,W. L. Heff, Portland. H. G. Harnett, Portland. S. C. Travens, Roseburg. Milton Nowhouse, San Francisco. Miss Jennie McGuIre, New York. C 11. Johnson, Sumpter. Geo. H. Sutherland, Walla Walla. G. C. .Miller, Portland. Dave L. Weaver, Spokane. .Morton Doty, Portlnnd. C. Lewis and wife, Whitney. Hotel Bickers. A. Edwards and wife, Sheridan, S. S. Gill, Spokane. Waller Cameron, Athcnn. William Cameron, Athena. A. C. Haley, city. John Berlin, Weston. W. S. Holt, Portland. M. A. Clay, North Fork. Mrs. I). C. Fletcher, Hamilton. L. A. McLaughlin, Gurdniie. R. N. Adams, city. W. H. Shannon, Helix. W. A. Melnkc, Unfiles. Hnry Gent, Elgin. Mrs. I.ottlo Croford, .Milton. Charles Coker, Weston, E. A. Dudley, Athena. Escaped an Awful Fate. Mr. H. Haggins of Melbourne, Fia., writes: "Aly doctor told mo I had consumption and nothing' could be done for me. I was given up to die. The offer of a free trial bot tle of Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, induced me to try it Results were startling. I am now on the road to recovery and owe all to Dr. King's New Discovery. It surely saved my life." This great cure is guaranteed for all throat and lung diseases by Tallmnn & Co.. druggists. Price 50c and $1.00. Trial bottles free. New Power Plant. Baker City, Fob. 18. Manager A. Welch of the Rock Creek Puwer & Electric company, reports that the last of the dynamos and other machinery lias arrived and been hauled out to the power plant on Rock creok. The machinery Is be ing installed as rapidly as possible by a large force of men and nothing remains in put the plant In full op eration except the laying of the pipe flume from tho headworks to the power plant. Tills will be accom plished Just as soon as the weather will permit. Nearly Forfeits His Life. A runawny almost ending fatally, started a horrible ulcer on the leg of J. B. Orner, Franklin Orove, III., For four years it defied all doctors and all remedies. But Bucklen's Arnica Salve had i,o trouble to euro him, Equally good for Burns, Bruises, Skin Eruptions and Piles, 2Gc at Tollman & Co.'s Drug Store. Dance Wednesday. Dance Armory hall, Wednesday, February 17. Admission 60c. Kirk- man's orchestra. All Invited, Notice. AH persons knowing themselves Indebted to W. T. Boynton will Kind ly call and settlo at once, as I need tho monoy. W. T. BOYNTON. GOT HI8 HAIR BACK. Was Perfectly Bald Wlien lie Hfartcd to Uae Newrbro'a llerplclde . Frederick Manuell. Maryland block. Butte, Montana, bought a bottle of Now. bro'w llerplclde, April 6, '10, una began to uc It for entlro baldness. The hair fol licles In Ida scalp wero not dead and In 20 days ho had hair all over his head. On July 2 bo writes, "and today my hair Is aa thick and luxuriant wi any one could wish." Nowbro s Hcrplcldo works on an old principle and with a nttw dis coverydestroy the causa nnd you re move the effect. llerplclde destroys tho eerm that causes dandruff, falling hair, and finally baldness, bo that with the cauo gone the effect cannot remain. Hlops falling hair at nnce nnd a new Krowth starts. Bold by leadlne drueuUts. Bend 10c. In stamps for niimplo iu mho nerpiciue uo,, uetrou, miciu F. W. Schmidt, special nrjont, Embroidery and RibbonS The following counons Read This Coupon is Worth 25 CENTS To apply on each purchase of embroidery or ribbon tills this week amounting to 41.00. Jood for tills sale outline I'eu. St). THE FAIll. rrt. i.. .t:.!nnr. nntitinhul ti,!tl, t1i, nlinif. rniinnnc am ........ .. 111U Olliy tuiiuinuiis uiiuvv...m ...... .u ommu ln jl(J Urine tho coupons, buy the amount of goods named in the coupon and we .? " part payment. If you do not need any of the goods named in the coupons civ. a r:,fl nml l,,t lilm nor tlinni. Anv dav this week, endinrr Fohruarv -wi, r,' ,"lve them tn .: Ilium, mi.v. - to pay us in our own money. THE FAIR t Join the Suit t t i Club f Wc Ate Jtist Starting a Suit Club ; in Pendleton. WHAT IS A We will explain. A Suit. been in Biiecefisful operation in all the large cities of f i tbe country, and has proven a very satisfactory I . T arrangement whereby 100 men each get a suit of X ,.i...i 'in.,, ....,i,, ..,!.;. f UJUlitUD. J. 1IC lilt J1IUU1 OUl' member pays $1.00 per weok and at the end of 30 weeks each member gets f On each Saturday evening at our store and some one of the members gels a suit. t The first suit will cost the person receiving it only 4. $1.00; the second week the suit will cost tho receiver j $2.00, and so on up to 30 weeks when the balance of -j I . . . . . . tho members each will have received a f 30.CO suit ot T clothes. You can't lose. You take no chiince. f 4. Eer3' number of the club .... ... $dU.0O suit of clothes of ins f to his own mea6uremonts. 4 I may get a suit for $1.00 or T not a lottery because each I of his monoy and takes no i GET THE HABIT Join the Soft Club. For full particUrs call or telephone out store and out seit dob representative will call and see yoti. t t Sullivan t t 1 I Phone Main 1991 HOW PO Vfll I expect peoplo to know what Th7n Xo7e kZ bier AVw ir?n known unlets It advertlseo ADVERTISE? are as good as cash this weeiraTTHPTr"5 them, cut them out and use them. This Coupon is worth $I.0O To upply on price of any man's or young men's suit this week only one coupon can be utd on each suit. THE FAIR j " j v,.t. UUI t mie. ,L- A 153 "in cU 4 SUIT CLUB? Club is a plan which haB ; i;,,.,'iifi ,. inn innl. lO AlUAAfcVU JJ A V. V .-.Uil a $30.00 suit of clothes. a drawing will take place t is sure to get a high grade . . . T own eolection and made If you are fortunate you less than $30.00. This is member geta tho full value chances. . (& Bond 614 Main Street This fn.. . "U1,un " Worth so Cents On auvntiMt.... . ' ant ' CANTY'S Amusement A nleasant nl... . vo,;:.v .,o,p j -(..It qjjj Pool Billiards Shooting And others MUSIC EVERY Basement, under C. R. Depot COA Let us fill your Dm with Recognized as the I and most economicilfntl We arc prepared to a tract with you for n winter's supply. Wei iLver coal or wood Ion part of the city. Laatz k Main Street The Columtta Lodcrinp House Well ventilated, neil comfortable rooms, bed's. Barinconnec where best goods served. Main Street, cenjfl block between Alta Webb Streets. F. X. Scftffflfp Propriety GOOD DRV Wt All Kinb 1 rood sound worv A l D . 1 I Wh:h is delivered reasonable prices For Caik Leave LARD- iiikAii mm a i - hi. At price" " MlESCKESj hji r aT MAR UTHI III"" "3,6 COURT tn (-11 iv atrixi- . ICI1CH . Am ll