East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, October 18, 1904, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextDAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON, OREGON; TVESDAY. OCTOBER 18, 10O4. PAGE THREE. 3! PA( I FT5 u Mansion sale ROAIN WEEK lfld Ftfmtag Goods Department "'lllfl' -hH Willi complete line of the newest and " "you've seen this season, or are to be seen 4- "ILt of ..". ""''e-m "nd workman- w'" P'!ir these P mo9t I'n" tor V , u,lor.mi.lc suits, new fall and winter styles, fr" .i wl.or-.na.le ... regular valno S16.00, ,,Z to may come In and select from our cloth- Alexander Dept. Store THE GIVERS OF BEST VALUES (I BEST SMOKEON THE MARKET Manofactared by A. ROHDE Monarch Ranges Malleable iron and the kind you cannot break. I have a full line of Ranges, Beaters, both wood and coal, and In vite yon to call and examine the Mime before uying. 4 T. C. TAYLOR The Hardware Man OREGON EXQUISITE MILLINERY fix moit complete and up-to-date line of fashionable millinery at lUr prictt ever ihown In Pendleton, la now on display at my store. I in tanjeit nock this season I have ever carried. Mrs. Rose Campbell STATE HAS 8800 MEMBERS AND 121 CHURCHES. Tolul increase In Moiiibersliln Dm-lni- the Year 1301 Rev. H. Wise Jones of HnD'ulo, Evangelist, Coming Deficit In Stale Church Treasury of $115 Was Tntd Off at One En thusiastic Meeting Baptist Semin ary to He Established at Berkeley. The returning delegates from the Baptist State Convention at McMInn- vllle, bring unanimous reports of an enthusiastic session and of general church progress being reported from all sections of the state. A brief syn opsis of the 'work of the church throughout the state is as follows: There are SB mission churches, In which work 43 missionary pastors. These 65 mission churches have a membership of 2890, and sustain 41 Sunday schools with an enrollment of 3176. These same churches last year raised for benevolences, 2711.34 There are now in the state 121 Bap tist church organizations, with a total membership of 8309. During the year just ended .there were taken Into the church In this state by baptism 664, while the num ber received otherwise was 837, mak ing a total taken Into the church dur ing the year of 1501. The convention developed the fact that of all the church's varied Inter ests evangelism has been during the past year, and now Is, the one and all absorbing topic throughout the state, One result Is that one of the church's greatest evangelists will come Into the state during the coming winter Rev. H. Wise Jones of Buffalo, N. Y.. un der whose ministrations during three regular pastorates over sun conver sions were brought about. This week Rev. Jones begins a series of meet Inira fit MrMlnnville. Thn wnnrt nf the finance commit I boo uhnned B deficit of S445.33. This amount was raised at one enthusiastic session, and the work ot tne state is now free from debt. At one other session 13000 was raised for McMinn 1.1 1 la inllncTA. nn Wednesdav evening a "designs tlnn service" was held which was of neculiar interest. The presence of olo-ht ni ten nutenlns: voung mission esnecial enthusiasm to the service. A short address was given h. Kh followed bv oraver designat ing that particular missionary for his special field. The work of establishing tne i-acmc Coast Baptist Theological Seminary at Berkeley, Cal., was tnen laKen up unri vrked much enthusiasm and irood nlannlng. During the coming year work will be actually begun on institution. Rev. Claiborne M. urn n r.. is its president, ana J W Brower, D. D., of Portland, Is its vice-prenldent. B. F. BECK Sanitary Plumber 807 Cottonwood Street Not Made by a Trust troT' REALLY LOOIUNQ FOR A FINE So CIGAR, "PEGGY O'NEAL." GUARANTEED BY THE LARGEST "BUnt MANUFACTURER IN THE V. 8. TO BE ABSO- f HAVANA FILLER AND HAND-MADE. PECfiY O'NEAL" ; . 5c CIGAR i A-G. HOWARD ;. ; , ,, V . ' 115 oouht'street. ' MaOLETON, OREGON. yttt Hill 1 1 Ml I J MM lit 1 PAPA S SHIRT WILL SOON FIT WILLIE If he takes it to a laundry which cares not an lota whether It shrinks or not. Brought here, Willie will have to. wait until he grows to fit It t Our laundering of linen shirts, collars and cuffs Is beyond cavil, Prices right In line with modern Ideas. THE DOMESTIC STEAM LAUNDRY ILLINOIS K. OF P. 'If teen Hundred Plates Laid for Ban quet at Peoria. Penrln. 111.. Oct. 18. Peoria Is gay with Pythian colors and emblems In honor of the grand lodge members of the Knights of Pythias or Illinois. whose annual session will be held iinrlni the next few days, me conclave opens tonight with a banquet at the Coliseum, for which prepara tions on a most elaborate scaie nave been completed. Fifteen hundred plates will be laid and among the noted guests will be supreme v,nau iin Hhlvelv of Indiana, and Vice- Supreme Chancellor Barnes of Jock- sonville. The business sessions will begin to morrow. The most Important matter of business before the meeting is the selection of a location for the state home for .the aged and indigent mem bers of the drder. The Diaaers ir the institution Include Canton, Ma comb, Kewanee and Galesburg. - National Fire Agents, st tiiis. Mo.. Oct. 18. Prominent Insurance men from every section of the country filled Recital nan mis nnrnini at the oDenlntt of the ninth annual convention of the National As- .nciatlon of Local Fire Insurance Agents. After the call to order, Pres ident Francis of the exposition, wee corned the visitors, for whom a felicl ....... Mannnu wfljl made by Frederick Guenther of Petrott. Tiie remamuci v. uayinn wflH nccuoled with the annninlmfnt of committees, reports of officers and otner Dusiness ui tine nature. ' The convention win qe in session during the next three .days. v .. .1 1 a.i mia rVinvAlltioIU UHUKW . t ' ' Dit.h,ir. !.. Oct. 18. Delegates representing a membership of over . n nnn ., nannl thrOUffhOUt the L.J. .tramline the eleventh an- nual convenUon OI tne i-euiii." State Luther League, which began a two day's session In Pittsburg today. Reports of tne several uliii- committees show the league to be In finurlahlnir condition sue w"" " ever-Increasing ' membership. The convenUon program provides for many excellent papers ana aaaresne.. The presiding officer Is A. Raymond Bard of Reading. The reatieta ot tins paptu- will be pleased u. i ivuml uuu ui-uaueo kU mill ,w b .uv.u uueue uiWi sciouee Bus tteeu aula lu tui iii -u iu HiiiKm, sua L. i-.ui.t5 cur. IS us ........ ... rl,H uieuKul imteiuliy. uauuru lwiu cou.iiluuuual Uiseime, if HtUll'U CUie IS UIKUU WWiwijl iU'scu upuu lue uiouu uu ui- mix ut me luo- -. 'T7Z Ui luuiiUttuon ut lue aieu.e, uu ...-. hv liutldiUK Ul U wstuiTuuu sua W.UUIU- uiur. In Uoluj Zu Tm its .umi.v. V- ' "f uue uuuuiea iiuiism lor soy uwe timt u There is only One Genuine-SyrUp Of FigS, The Genuine Is Manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co. The. full name of the company, California Flu Syrup Co, la printed on the front of every package of the genuine. The Genuine- Syrup of Figs- Is for Sale, in Original Packages Only, by Reliable Druggists Everywhere Knowing the above will enable one to avoid the fraudulent imita tions made by piratical concerns and sometimes offered by unreliable dealers. The imitations are known to act injuriously and should therefore be declined. Buy the genuine always if you wish to get its beneficial effects. It cleanses the system gently yet effectually, dispels colds and headaches when bilious or constipated, prevents fevers and acts best on the kidneys, liver, stomach and bowels, when a laxative remedy is needed by men, women or children. Many millions know of its beneficial effects from actual use and of their own personal knowledge. It is the laxative remedy of the well-informed. Always buy the Genuine Syrup of Figs MANUFACTURED 6Y THE j. (ABrIalslrMi WW MtV M.oTTLB ..:.?.. v.. :.. Mi IHMMtMMHMWTHTWHHrWWTrHfHTMMMH Men's and Young Men's ...SUITS 000 On the Imtallment Plan THE STORE THAT IS GAINING IN CLOTHING SALES EVERY DAY. WHY? BECAVSE THEIR STOCK IS ALL NEW AND MARKED RIGHT. LISTEN HERE! NO SHOP-WORN Sl ITS 6N OCR TABLES, AND WE DON'T PROPOSE TO HAVE ANY, BY MARKING THEM RIGHT. WE WANT THE TRADE OF PENDLETON AND UMATILLA COVNTY ON MEN'S AND YOUNG MEN'S CLOTHING, AND WILL OFFER TO THOSE WHO CANNOT AFFORD TO PAY ALL DOWN ON A SUIT OR OVERCOAT THAT THEY CAN PAY ONE-HALF DOWN AND ONE DOLLAR A WEEK UNTIL PAID FOR. WE HAVE A YERY LARGE STOCK, AND FEEL THAT WE ARE OVERSTOCKED FOR SIZE OF THE CITY. AND IN ORDER TO SELL IT WE MUST OFFER SPECIAL INDUCE MENTS. OUR CLOTHING IS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES, AND THE MAN WHO BUYS OF US ON THE ONE DOLLAR A WEEK PLAN DOES NOT PAY ANY MORE THAN THE MAN WHO PAYS CASH. WE WANT YOUR TRADE AND WOULD LIKE TO OPEN AN AtXWNT WITH YOC ON THIS LIBERAL OFFER. OUR CLOTHING IS ALL, NEW THIS SEASON, AND IF YOU Will COME IN AND TRY ON SOME OF OUR SUITS WE WILL SHOW YOU THE FINEST FITS IN CITY STYLES YOU HAVE EVER HAD THE PLEASURE OF SEEING..: WE ARE ALWAYS GLAD TO SHOW YOU WHETHER YOU WISH TO BUY OR NOT. REMEMBER, WE HAVE NO OLD SUITS TO SHOVE OFF ON YOU. SULLIVAN BON The Up-to-Date Clothiers. New Matlock Building falls to enrt. Send for list ot teati mourn... Address: P. J. CHENEY CO., Toledo, 0. Sold by Druggists, 75c. Taks Usll's Ksmlly Pills for constipa tion. ' - ' COMING EVENTS.' October 19- 20 and 21 Inland Em pire Teachers Association, Pendleton. October 14-18 Oregon Press Asso ciation, Hood River. , i October .25-29 Trans-Mississippi Congress, St. Louis. " November 14 Annual meeting Or egon Miners' Association, Portland. November 16-16 State Bar Asso ciation, Portland. November l-2 -National Grange meeting, Portland. - November 16-18 NaUonal Irriga tion Association, El Paso, Texas. November 26-28 State convention county clerks and recorders, Port land. ' December 13-16 Oregon Good Roads Association, Salem. RIVER ON FIRE. Spectacular Scene at Burning of New York Paint Works. Buffalo, Oct. 17. The McLennen Paint Company's works at Black Rock, were damaged by fire to the extent of $160,000 today. An Im mense tank of varnish was punctur ed and flowed down the river, taking fire, creating a spectacular scene. - Firemen protected neighboring buildings until the fire burned out. Four firemen were injured. California's Slimy Prices. Sacramento, Cal., Oct. 18. Califor nia has been awarded 14 gold, 12 sil ver and 22 bronze medals from the mining department of the St .Louts exposition. Also two grand, nine gold, five silver and 11 other prizes from the livestock department.