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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1904.
CONVENTION OF
ENDEflVORERS
(Concluded.)
AH the New Spring Shapes and Colors I
LONDON BROWN
ELEPHANTS' BREATH
and PEARL GREY
The Latest Shades For Spring i9o4
See display in north window.
LEE TEUTSCH'S
BIG STORE, COR. MAIN AND ALTA
City Brevities
U c Railer. Got Suuny.
Swell sllnpors at Teutsch's.
Fnsh fruit dally at Martin's.
slied brlHtleB. Nolf'B.
wo mteiy luiujHiieu ruuuib iu
$10 J oil ii 8on street.
llfllt'Il H HITIllJtll nilllH Llltll. VtKJl
luuk well at Teiitsch's.
care East Oregonlan.
'g. formerlv Hees' clear store.
or item rour-iuum uuuse near
Academy. Apply at this ofllce.
office
d at Joerger's, li!G West
can; leiiiib, uuiena j r., iuiu
line high grade piano for sale
care East Oregonlan.
in liats cleaned and Jiloeked;
s cleaned and pressed. J. J.
acres of land in Monterey coun-
California, have heen temporal'-
withdrawn from settlement and
be declared a forest reserve.
PERSONAL MEHTIOH,
W. L. Strang, of Condon, Is in the
city for u short visit on business.
W. E. Woods, or Athena, is in the
city visiting friends lor a short
tine.
Mrs. Ella M. Porter, of Welser, Is
the guest of friends In the city for
a few days.
ieiry E. Muller. a prominent res
ident of Joseph, Is In the city on a
huslness visit.
C. C. Darr, one of the prominent
citizens of Adams, is In the city on
business today.
Misses Nellie and Lula Stanton,
of Helix, are the guests of friends in
the city for a few days.
S, V. Knox, the veteran attorney
of Weston, was a visitor In the city
yesterday on legal business.
Ralph McDonald. Is laying off from
the O. R. & N. yard crew for a few
days. John Lally Is working In his
placp.
W. A. Jones, of Wlllard, Or., is i
gueHt at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
W. D. Fletcher, Mr. Jones Is a well
known young man of Marlon coun
ty, and Is In the city to attend the
convention.
Mrs. Walter Wyatt, formerly of
this city Is now visiting in Baker
' City, and will join her husband soon
i In Juneau, Alaska, where he has se
' cured a permanent position on the
Ji.neau Dispatch.
NOT A LUXURY
An accurate timepiece is a
necessity for the timing ,of
the day's business.
The Waltham, Dueber and
Elgin movements, in solid
gold, gold-plled, silver' or
aickel cases.
Best repairing at moderate
HUNZIKER
be Progressive Jeweler
726 Main Street
Name Corrected.
The name of the musician taken
from the Reeves lodging house cm
the corner of Webb and Cottonwood
to the county poor farm yesterday,
was Theodore Stemmetz, instead of
Konnassig. Mr. Reeves kindly ad
ministered to the unfortunate man
lor several days, but It was deemed
best to send him to the county hos
pital on account of the crowded con
dition of Mr, Reeves' lodging house.
Lost A gold locket and chain, be
tween corner of Altn and Thompson
street and assembly hall, perhaps In
asEorahly hall. Finder leave at this
office and receive reward.
During an actor's first season us
a star he Imagines that he's the
whole show.
Too many people pray out of one
side of their mouths and lie out of
the other.
Housekeeping rooms for rent. In
quire of Merchants' Protective;
Agency.
The Erie railroad will gradually
supplant all women employes with
men.
TO CURB A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablet! . All
druggUu refund tbo money II It fallt to cure.
B w, OroTe't ilcnature on each box. 250
It is much to be able to get
Schilling's Best at your gro
cer's; your money goes twice
bs far, and comes back if you
want it. '
CREAM OF TARTAR
We have to keep the chemically pure kind
for medicine. The same kind is none too
good (or cooking. Many good cooks buy this
article here io, 15, 30 and 60 cent packages.
Our aim is to sell drugs and chemicals that
are just a little better than you find in every
drug store.
KOEPPENS
The Popular Price
DRUG STORE
A. Cr KOEPPEN & BROTHERS
Uston, of Salem; Charles Stavcr,
Portland; Will Landrum, Union.
Field secretary Rev. David Lop
pert, Huntington; Miss Alice Chris
tian, Milton; Miss Allco Hutchinson,
Portland; Rov. J. K. McOIlvary,
Grant's; Ed Mansfield, Portland.
Owing to the absence ot Rev. J.
O. Rust, of Seattle,, who was to havo
tnnnnhnH thf nnvpnt!nn sermon.
and who was detained at homo on
account of Illness, Rev. E. S. MucK
ley, the pastor of the First Christian
church or Portland, and recently of
Honolulu, was Introduced to make
the address. He spoke from the
theme found In Matthew xiv, 8:
"And when they had lifted up their
eyes, they saw no man save Jesus
only," delivering a very powerful
sermon.
At the close of the sermon the
convention adjourned for the even
ing. Where They Will Preach.
The following visiting clergymen
will preach on Sunday morning at
the various churches as follows:
Rov. Z. W. Cummcrford, at the
Baptist.
Rev. I.. M. Boozer, nt the Pres
byterian. Rev. W. S. Strange, nt the M. E.
church.
Rev. J. K. McGllvray, at the Meth
odist south.
Rev. F. H. Mlxsell, at the Congre
gational. Reports of Officers.
The first hour of the convention's
time was given this morning to
strictly devotional work, after which
the reports of the officers ot the
state union, and of the representa
tive" of the districts of tho state
were read,
The report of President Rockwood
stated In part that tho work of the
statu ofllcers for the past year had
been directed to the advancement of
the district work. There are now
organizations In every district In tho
state with the exception of the Pa
cific district (Coos and Curry coun
ties) and the upper Columbia.
There havo been quite a number
of changes in the state executive
committee since the Ashland con
vention. A. W. Brookings, of Port
land, has been appointed assistant
treasurer. Rev. Fergusen, of the cit
l?(.nehli and temperance work, has
been called to the East to a church,
and his place has been filled by
Frank H. Mlxsell, of Oregon City.
Rev. A. E. Gardner, superintendent
of the Christian Endeavor literature
has resigned, and Miss Benin Hen
kle, of Philomath, hus been appoint
ed to the place. ,
Two new departments have been
added: the devotional, with Rev. C.
T. Hurd, of Salem, at the head, and
the press, with W. A. Dill, of Port
land, In charge.
Oregon Banner Increase State,
A special feature of the work Is
the Advance campaign for increas
o:' membership, and Oregon Is ho
first state In the Union to get an
Increase of 10 per cent, for which It
was awarded the Chinese banner at
the Denver convention. This ban
ner will bo granted for two years to
the district which has made the big
gest Increase since June last, the
presentation to be made on Monday
next.
An invitation has been extended
to the Young People's Alliance of
the United Brethren church to affili
ate with the Christian Endeavor,
and it Is thought by the end of the
summer all of the societies will
work In harmony with this order
The state officers have been han
dicapped by a lack of funds, and
woilc recommend every society to
tax each member 10 cents each year
for carrying on the state work.
The president called the attention
of the convention to the value a
field secretary for Oregon, Washing
ton and 'California would be to the
work, and asked the body to give
the matter Its consldreatlon,
He also stated that there was a
strong probability that the next In
crnatlonal convention of the Chris
tian Endeavor could bo brought to
Portland in 1907.
Treasurer's Report.
H, S. Qlle, the treasurer, submit
ted his report, which shows' $13.91
to have heen balance on hand in
June, 1902, after the Ashland con
vention. Since that time he has re
colved In pledges $234.90, and In
personal contributions $94.35, mak
ing a total of $243.10.
The disbursements have been:
Expenses advanced to officers, $19."
20; printing, $107.82; miscellaneous,
$5.95; telegrams, $1.90; postage,
$44.85; Rev. Eberman, $80; adver
tisements, $4.75. Leaving a balance
on hand at this time or $78.69.
The resources of tho union are
given as $50.50, due on pledges not
paid, and $4 on personal contrlbu.
tie nc promlsod, making a total ot
$03.50.
Secretary's Report.
Tho teport of tho statu secretary,
Miss Martha Case, was rend. It
p'aces tho Christian Endeavor mom
lershlp In tho United States nt 2,-
CtU.COO. Since Novombre, 1902, 3,.
180 new societies havo been organ
wod with an Increase of from 20 to
3 Opor cent In 21 states.
In Alaska there are 17 societies;
Canada, 4.047; Moxlco, 111; Wost
Indies, 250; Hawaii, 28; Philippines,
0' Australia, 3.0CO; Japau, 11G; Ko
rea, 12, China, 188; India, DOOlll Per
sia, 35; Turkey, 75; Africa, 141;
Spain, 47; Franco, 90; Switzerland,
Good Old
Saturday Night Specials
Good cashmere hose, black and gray,
25c kind, 2 pair for 25c
Fancy sox, 2 pair for 25c
The Peoples Warehouse
WHERE IT PAYS TO "TRADE
MEN' SHOES FOR THE MEN
BOY'S SHOES NEW STYLES
LADIES' SHOES STETSON
CHILDREN SHOES HATS
em
13; Germany, 232; Great Britain,
9,710. London has the largest city
anlen, with 700 societies, and Phil
adelphia Is next with 025. The next
world's convention will go to Cal
cutta. The approximate estimate of the
members in tho stnte Is: Active
members, 5,809; associate, 2,080;
honorary. 945; junior, 3,828; inter
mediate, 1,212; making a total of
14,880.
The convention adjourned at noon,
tho afternoon being devote! to a
worker's meeting.
I Before Putting In j
Demott's Will Close.
George R. Demott & Co.'s grocery
store will remain closed all day on
Fehruury 22, Washington's birth
day. GEORGE R. DEMOTT & CO.
Get Sunny. U C Rader.
Ladies' Introductory
SHOE SALE
To bring to notice tho
new line of low priced
shoes received direct
from the factory we have
made tho following
prioes:
$1.50. $1.75, $2.00
There is a surprise in
ttore for you just as soon
aB you ca8t your optics
on this meritorious footwear.
Your sewer connection get prices from us on 4 and
6 inch vitrified sewer pipe.
Complete line of Closets of different sizes, kinds and
prices Our plumber is the best workman in Pendle
ton, and work entrusted to lis is done right.
GOODMAN-THOMPSON HARDWARE
Company
Successors to the Thompson Company
021 Main St.
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HOTEL DE FARMER
A. KUNKEL (S3. Co.. Proprietors
E3 1ST XT
A la Barb Wire
Poultry Netting
Nut
The Boston Store
Shoes and Clothing
Pierce's X
S arsap arilla
The Spring Tonic
Tones up tl e system, clean-
J ses the liver and kidneys,
purifys the blood, builds up 4.
and strengthens the nervous
system and imparts new life J
to the body. The best
remedy made for Catarrh J
For Sale by
: Brock & McGomas Go
Druggists
t
Oil and Sweet Spirits of Eden
Are guaranteed to cure any caseofRheu
mutism Money back If they fall.
1 A.C. Koepuon & Bros.,Agts. (or Pendleton
SOUP
Hog Wire
REIJBHEB '
Leather and Rubber Belting I. ace Leather Bolts
Jtope Cable JacKson forks
BOILED
ilublwrTIre Buggies with Cushion Tires
Carriage!) with Leather TrlmmlugH
Burreys with Cloth Tilmuilng
ENTREEB'
Wilson Mollue Buggies with BhafU Wilson Mollno Hacks with Poles
J no. Deere Ituggiea with Toiw. Jno, Deere Hacki with llrakeu
Mollue Wagou with Box & Seat Ohattauoga Wagon with UoliterBpringa
HOA8T
Jno. Deere Gang Plow Pie llrolled John Deere Walking Plows
Boiled Jno Deere Dlso Plows, Caper Bauoe
Jno. Deere Lever Harrows with Jno. Deere DUc Harrow HrltUnt
Murshroom Sauce Home Dressing
VKaETABLKB
Forks Hoes IUkes Boiled Buggy Cushlnus
BALAI)
Wagon Jack Balad Wheelbarrow Salad
DEB8EHT
Mluneapolls Threshing Machine Pie
UelserThreshiug Machine Pudding
Deerlng Harvrotlug Machinery with Oake
Biukie secuouB. bjckk nuives. hicsie maas. luvets.
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Anything else hi our Hue furnished to order
J le pairs in hmou,
lie pairs
Its
THE BEHT
THE MOST WHOLESOME
PKOPERLY MILLED
WITHOUT A SUPERIOR,
BYERS' BEST FLOUR
The Standard of Excellency.
PENDLETON ROLLER MILLS
W. S. Byers, Proprietor.
SPECIAL Manager Taylor of the Frazier Opera House is
pleased to announce to his patrons the engagement
of HOWARD KYLE in a revival of
"ROSEMARRY"
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 25
Which huatliertui rd of the greatest comedy success In the Empire
Theatre. New York City Bale of seats commences Tuesday. Feb. 23.
l'rices out) to f i.ou as tins engagement promises 10 ue one or me mosi
notable of the season it is KUt'stcd (but patrous desiring good loeatlous
should secure their seats as early us possible. Free list entirely abolished.
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For sale at the East Oregonlan office Large bundl of newapaper
containing ovr 100 big papers, cap be had for 26c a bundle. 4