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DAILY EAST OREGONTAN, PENDLKTONv 4USQOJC, TCKSDAT, JAXCARY le, I05.
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Losing out sale of
SLIPPERS
aje Include all ur "arm, fur-trlmmcd house Slippers,
500 pair I" an: ,reuw. -.., . aun i.50. SALE
U jus: all
w mm? Party KllpHr In patent leutlior or kid, 1, i, 3
straps; 2 -2 " " '" B- c "nd D wMUiii; regular price
IS.0O. 4-30 ""A 100-
rour choice of the entire lot
$1.65 Pair
ARE ALSO ;l IXO A Blfl DISCOUNT ON ALL FELT SHOES,
BUTTON OR LACK.
PERSONAL MENTION
lee Teutsch's Dept. Store
Corner Main and Alta Streets
hsUN V.NBK1WEAR SALE CONTINUES THIS WEEK.
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Y BREVITIES
hay. u. J.
Stetson hats at Roosevelt
L nd Hanan shoes at Roose-
Falllng, agent for Stelnway
hay or sale; 100 ton at
tin at this office,
nt Good buslnes location.
114 Eaat Webb street.
Jrs get satisfaction at How
merly Iteos' cigar Btore.
furnished rooms for rent.
(07 West Alta street.
fcanitary Silk" toilet paper
jistactlon. Nolf's book store,
Le cook wants a Job. Wages
month. Address P. O.box 34
It George restuarant, open
night. Mrs. Cooper, propn-
1,1 clean-up of all winter goods
that will surprise you.
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pay Felger, faslonable dress-
charges reasonable. 713
feet
lent Good furnished room,
k from Main street. Call UP
Bled 1563.
bent Furnished or unfurn-
fcuwkeepliiK or sleeping rooms,
ikins avenue.
Stent Nicely furnished room
of rooms for one or two gen
113 Lee street.
!h and misses Jackets are going
fan of cost all sizes now in
Teutsch's department store.
fvek of closing out sale. Every-
it cost and below to close out
irduy, January 14th. Mrs.
pay and Night Express gives
reliable service." Covered
on street from 7 a. m. to 12
Phone Main 2811, or leave or
Grltmun's cigar store. Billy
ts, Prop.
IHoys' and Girls Aid Society of
tl can furnish a limited nnra
oya and girls for adoption, for
fork, for chores, while attend-
ool and for neoDle wishing to
Jtiem up as their own. Address
Gardner. Portland, Or.
O. C. Rader. Get sunny.
Muslin underwear sale at Teutsch's.
$3.60 ladies' Gloria shoes at Roose
velt's.
Pound Two keys on string. Own
er call at this office.
George Smith has brought suit
aguinst the firm of Kelley & Kelley
to collect 280, Baid to be owing for
goodB delivered.
250' pairs ladles' fine party slippers,
worth $2.50, $3, $3.50 and $4. On
sule now, $1.65, at Teutsch's.
Lost January 6, large pocketbook
containing small purse with $12 in It,
bunch of keys, card case, gold band
ring, locket, Lewis and Clark souve
nir dollar. Finder leave at E. O. of
fice and receive reward.
At tlie M. E. Church, South.
The meetings at the M. E. Church.
South were well attended last night,
and four were received Into the
church. Two services each day will
be held at 10 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
We rejoice with our brethren of all
the churches In the Interest and pros
perity of the churches. Perhaps
there are a greater number attending
church during the first of the new-
year than ever before. The heroism
manifested among the people to ut
tend the meetings, coming through
the dark night each evening, is to be
commended. M. V. H.
Congregational 011111x41.
The subjects discussed at our re
vival services which are held every
evening at 7:3(1. are those pertaining
to the "Love of God," "Salvation
Through Jesus Christ," "The Doctrine
of Repentance," and "Man's Duty to
God. Himself und Humanity." We
believe men need salvation, and we
teach the way and the necessity of
this. We are not trying to lead you
to any particular church, but to
Christ. Meetings close promptly ui
8:45. Let us help you. T. U. E.
K. A. Davis Is In the city from Mil
ton today.
Attorney J. T. Hlnkle la 111 with an
attack of quinsy. .
G. A. Nichols, of Union, is at the
Bickers today, while on a visit to the
city.
J. J. Clark, representing the Mex
ico excursion scheme. Is 111 at Hotel
Bickers.
Joe Vey, the well known sheepman
of Echo, is in .the city today on a
trading trip.
R. H. Simpson, of Baker City, la
here on business today, a guest of
Hotel Bickers.
A. B. Thompson, of Echo, is a guest
of Hotel Pendleton while in the city
on business today.
Dave Ingram of Birch creek, press
man of the East Oregonlan, la In Port
land on a brief business visit.
Will R. King, the well known On
tario attorney, was In the city last
evening between trains, on lego busi
ness. Mrs. Henrietta Reams has been se
cured to teach in school district 18,
on the north fork of the Walla Walla
river.
Robert Burns, agent of the O. R. &
N. at Walla Walla, ts In the city to
day looking after the Interests of his
company.
Capt. A. F. Missner. of Portland. Is
visiting Ensign Paul Helslnger of the
local corps of the Salvation Army, for
a few days.
Conductor Waffle, who has been
taking a short vacation, has resumed
his run on the Pendleton-Huntington
passenger run.
R. C. Beach, of Lewlston, one of
t'ae directors of the Commercial Na
tional Hai.k of this city. Is here for
a few guvs on business.
Eagan Ridenour, recently employed
In the offices of the Southern Pacific
at Portland, Is now stenographer In
the office of J. T. Hlnkle.
Conductor J. L. McCrary of La
Grande, is on the Pendleton-Hunting
ton passenger run on the O. R. & N.
in the absence of Conductor Kelsoy,
for a few days.
Major T. J. Buford, who has been
In the city for several weeks In the
interest of the Fraternal Brotherhood,
left last night for a visit to Bnker City
In the interest of the order.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jacobson
will leave on January 16, for a trip
to Portland, Seattle and Tacoma,
after which they will locate perma
nently In Belllngham, formerly called
Whatcom.
S. H. Forshaw, who has charge of
the collection of exhibits from Lma
tllla county for the Lewis and Clark
fair, has returned from Warns, where
he found great interest in the exhibit.
He expects to find a large quantity of
grain and fruits In that locality.
F. G. Woodcock, general organizer
for the Woodmen of the World, for
the Eastern Oregon district, has re
turned from a trip over the Eastern
Oregon counties. He has had suc
cessful meetings at every point visit
ed and finds Interest In the order In
creasing every month. He is now
working in connection with the local
camp of Woodmen, nnd will remain
here for several weeks.
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EARLY JUNE PEAS, S CANS , ....... Mo
1 GALLON MAPI JC 8YBCP
FORCE OR MALTA VITA, 1 FACKEC.ES ,5c
BANANAS, PER DOEN ....
BEST CANE SUGAR, 15 POUNDS t 10
CONDENSED MILK. PER CAN 100
PYLE'S PEARUNE, LARGE SIZE..... ,0
PYLE'S TIRLINE, SMALL SIZE, t FOR : 9Sc
DAIRY SALT, 80 POUNDS 500
SALMON, "PINK ALASKA," CANS 150
BLVE LABEL CATSUP, PER BOTTLE 5c
STANDARD TOMATOES, PER CASE J I5
STANDARD CORN, PER CASE '1A0
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Ilev. Dorrls' Subject Tonight.
The subject of Rev. Victor Dorr
sermon ut Hie Christian church to
night Is "The Beginning of the Re
mission of Sins." Large crowds con
tinue to attend these meetings and
great interest is felt in the results.
The singing lb excellent and Rev.
Dorrls is one of the most convincing
evangelists ever visiting the city.
Worshipful Maxter Installed.
At a called meeting of Pendleton
lodge No. 52. A .F. ano a. m.. . ,
night, Worshipful Master Joseph Mc- j
Dill was regularly Installed for the,
ensuing year. He was ill at the time
of the regular Installation uun.
and was not present.
Retlmeii and Eagles Take Notice.
All members of Vniaholls Tribe No.
is n nf Pendleton Aerie No. 28. are
requested to meet at Hendricks' hall
. w-rtneBday. ut 1:30 o clock
lUIIIVIIvn, J,
p. m., for the purpose oi
the funeral of Brother W E Crall
The services will be couauci v
hall at 2 o'clock p. m. f
Notice to Artisans.
All members of Alpha Assembly
xt- r. r.,-ir of Artisans, are urgently
requested to be present at the meet
ing tonight, as
preme Instructor,
an official visit.
In Police Court.
Mitchell Lloyd, an Indian, forfeited
$5 In police court this morning for
i...Li,. Oliver Lachapple was
sentenced to three days
Jail for drunkenness.
Found Wild Honey.
Joseph Warburton. who resides
near this city while In the vicinity of
Nolan recently found a hive of wild
honey, in the rocks on the river bank,
which will yield about 150 pounds of
strained honey. There 1b said to be a
large number of bees in that locality
and even larger hlveB are supposed
to be hidden In the cliffs on the river
near there.
All Uie Week.
Crowds continue to flock to the
Thompson Street Methodist Episco
pal church each evening to hear the
lectures by Dr. Driver. The meetings
will continue during the present week
with u' change of topic each evening.
Tonight Dr. Driver will lecture on
"The Interpretation of the Scriptures."
Picture of Poverty Drawn In Clncln
nail.
in Cfmlnnati, on January 8, In his
pclpit, at the Vine Street Congrega
tional church, Herbert S. Blgelow
chose a text from the Psalms:
"Cast me not off In the time of old
age; forsake me not when my strength
falleth."
By way of Illustration Mr. Blgelow
related the following personal experi
ence
One night. Just before the last year
came to an end, with two friends I
visited the Hammond Street police Bla
tlon In Cincinnati.
Telling the sergeant that we wanted
to see the "floppers," he said, "cer
tainly," and led the way down stairs
to a room reserved, not for prisoners,
not for men who have committed any
crime, but for men who have no home I
or shelter and who ask a night's pro
tection from the cold.
The room- was about the size of a
drawing room in one of our hlil-top
mansions. There was a Btove in ine
middle of it and it was warm. The
lights were dim, but It was not dark
enough to hide the litter of human
refuse that lay thick on the floor. On
the bare floor of this room were lying
HI men.
Many had taken off their Bhoes
and, with coat for a pillow, were try
ing to rest. There were murmurs und
wrlthlngs and disgusting odors of
human sweat and filth. We walked
through the room. It was necessary
to look sharp to keep from stumbling
over bodies or stepping on hands or
feet.
Some Daid no attention lo us.
Others peered into our faces as we
passed.
....CUTLERY...
Good Cutlery Is prised highly In all households. We have
only good cutlery, the kind that keeps a keen edge.
TABLE CUTLERY, POCKET KNIVES, RAZORS, and the
FAMOUS
Gillett Safety Razor
Goodman-Thompson Co.
HARDWARE, STOVES, PLUMBING
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Chestnut Leaf Expectorant
THE BEST ' REMEDY KNOWN
FOR ALL THROAT AND LUNG AF
FECTIONS. ONCE TRIED YOU
WILL USE NO OTHER.
Cures Coughs and Colds
EVERY MOTTLE GUARANTEED. TELEPHONE MAIN 201.
Brock & McComas Company
DRUGGISTS
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Dr. Eshelman,
, will be present on
J. A. Ogg Buys Out Wlllliun Baker.
J. A. Ogg, has purchased the inter
est of William Baker In the Baker &
saloon on Main street and will
rnnrtuct It alone hereafter.- Mr. Ogg
assumes all the business obligations of
the old firm and will also collect the
accounts due the firm. Mr. Ogg Is a
well known and popular business man
and has a wide acquaintance In the
county.
T. C. Taylor to Honolulu.
Mr. and Mrs. T. c. Tayior win
next Sunday morning for a six weeks'
!tr to Honolulu and San Francisco.
They will leave San Francisco on the
..,.niv Manchuria, on Saturday, Jan
uary zi. Jney go iui
to enjoy the beautiful winter climate
of the Islands.
In the city
Wler's. Lowney'B, Guntner's,
The Po i m j n Connies in
to 7.ou
and Our Own
package8 from 10 cents up
Hue.
line of bulk goods.
A. C. K0EPPEN & BROTHERS,
Popular Price Druggists.
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Real Estate Transfer.
Seth M. Richardson and wife this
afternoon sold to E. T. Wade a tract
of land consisting of 84 acres ad
Joining the city limits on the north,
for the sum of $jjou.
In M. M. Wyrlck s Old Home.
M. M. Wyrick has Just received a
ioi t,- from his old home in Franklin,
Ind., giving him the information that
hla cousin, George w. vvyric.
been elected county treasurer of his
old home county by a majority of 657
votes, the highest majority received
by any candidate.
We noticed, especially, an old
man who sat on the coal box by the
stove. He took no note of us. Ills
face was burled in his hands, and he
was leaning over with his elbows on
his knees. A desolate, homeless, old
man, sitting there In that refuse heap,
and dreaming of other days.
Whutever hopes he had entertained
lit life,' they were gone now. He was
down. He had been caught In the
current and sucked under. Evidently
he was near the end. A little more
cold, a little more hunger, ana men,
ef facement. -
What was the old man thinking oi
with hla face buried In his hands?
He did not seem aware of our pres
ence. Perhaps he was not. Perhaps,
for the moment, he had forgotten
vhr h was. and was roaming, In
his reverie, over the meadows of his
childhood. Perhaps, out of the past,
there was reaching to this old man a
pair of baby arms, and on his wrinkled
brow he was feeling the pressure of
little moist, lips that once-lisped to him
the name of father.
As I beheld that mourniui piciuie.
the words of the Psalmist came to
me:
"Cast me not off in the time of old
age; forsake me not when my strength
falleth.1
Remodeling Sale
Having purcliased Uie Busier furulturo store and made ar
ruiigcnuMitii to remodel and Improve the Interior, we will offer
goods for the next SO day at prices thn lowost ever heard of In
1'maUlla county. We want to UWikihc of as much goods as pemlble
before we commence to remodel.
Oome In and see ns. We want to get acquainted with you
and have you get acquainted with us and our methods.
Graham (S Hunter
Successors to JOE BASLER
opened
Corn opened 46,
Oats opened 80. clos-
Chicago Grain.
Chicago. Jan. 10. Wheat
closed attt
closed 46
ed 80.
Attorney General Moody threatens
. i.ii ,om of the beef barons for
contempt In refusing to testify in the
Investigation of the trusts' methods.
now In progress.
Fix Your Fingers
The fingers are an index to charac
ter and need attention regularly. Only
by skillful care can they be kept beau
tiful.
A competent manicure, direct from
San Francisco, inay be found at Mrs.
Campbell's inillinery parlors, 107 Court
Street.
' To introduce the work, very low
prices will be asked: Ladies 25 cents,
Gentlemen 35 cents. .. .
Appointments made in advance.
Ladies hair dressing in latest mode?,
50c
Work done at customer's home. dou:
ble price.
GAINING
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Union made.
HAND MADE..
CLEAR HAVANA.
A STANDARD FOR QUALITY.
ri fanunfss AND WORKMANSHIP.
When you call for a TRIUMPH.1 CI YNN &C0
GET IT. Dont accept a substitute. 1 1
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MAKERS.
Expert Collectors
We bare located a branch office In
Pendleton, and will make collecting
defunct bills a specialty. No ao
count too old for us to handle.
Our plan Is: "No collections, no
charges. Suits Instituted, JudgmenU
advertised.
The Van Alxtiiie-Gordon A Co., Mer
cantile Agency, H. V. Llpe A
Co, Mgre.
lit IS. Court St. Telephone Main 811
THE BEST
IS THE CHEAPEST
Bear this In mind when you
need poultry and stock supplies
and ask for the International
Poultry and Stock Food. Use
Kow Kure for your cow trou
bles. C.F.Colesworthy
127-129 East Alta St.
Agent for Lee's Lice Killer.
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