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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 11, 1905)
IMAGES. daily cast QMaowAH, wnmuwow, eimooK, Saturday, February 11. ma, PAB THREE. le Last of Fine W inter Goods PRICES ALL IN YOUR FAVOR SHARPS KIND OP PUCE CUTTING HAS BEEN RESORTED) TO IN ORDER TO EFFECT A SPEEDY DISPOSAL OF ALL WINTER GOODS. IT a t,s-.v- rviK SHREWD BUYERS. IiplESr TAILORED" SUITS. 'DIN taUored MM go tailored suit '. .. .... 1 1 5.00 0jO tailored suit . 12JJ0 M MDored salt ...... $10.50 .60 8. ,,M tailored nit kin a" UX FURS AT HALF PRICE, j Utter STANDARD PATTERNS LADIES' SKIRTS. BroadrloUh and Voile. Values, i.oo ana $4.50 W.75 I" -Vatae6.oo, for .... ,4.00 U 8 Valoe o.oo, lor .... M.50 Lot 4 Value $7.00, for .... $4.75 Agents for Sanumn's Gntntv. TEED SILK SKIRTS. LADIES' JACKETS. Blacks, Browns, Taos. 8.00 values $4.50 t $17.50 values $10.00 $12.00 values 18.00 $11.00 values $5.00 $14.00 values $8.50 $18.00 values . ; $10.00 Agent for R. A a. CORSETS. Spring Dress Goods and WASH FABRICS THE NEW FMtracS ARE COMING BY EVERY TRAIN. THEME ARE NOW ENOOBH ON HAND TO MAKE A GOOD SHOWING, JUA THE NEW SHAVES "DICTATED BY FASHION'S WHIMS. ALEXANDER DEPARTMENT STORE ri.wuiiiiuii b isiOT 3JSU TOKKHOST STORK. Mint i mi niniiIIMm A.C.RUBY&C0. 1 Importers, breeders ami ileulcr In Perchcrong, Shires, Bel- inns, German Coach Stallions and Jacks. If you are In the mar. tet for injthlng In this line, we can show you more of the good kind that weigh a ton and over, than all the other barns In the Sortmest, and sell yon one ctaeupor, make you better terms, give in better guarantee than can be gotten elsewhere; as we are ptnunently located with headquarters at Pendleton, Oregon. We (it S only firm In . the Northwest that ships direct from Europe tfwrtwwe don't have culls from Eastern barns.. If you buy a torn torn us and he does not 'fulfill the guarantee you will not tank) o out of the state to have matters adjusted.. We Invite rnrbupectlon. t A.C. RUBY & CO. Pendleton., Oregon t t f1" II 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 HtH I 1 1 l lt H 'cieHnHH WINTER PAYS IV JUNGLE LAND. SEEING !BY "TELEPHONE. Pacific States Telephone Company May austall .a Novelty Feature. It is not unlikely that the Pacific States Telephone company, which holds an exclusive franchise for op erating telephone lines In Portland. may install the new seeing telephone invented by J. B. Fowler, of the East Biae, on both its city and long-dls tance lines, says the Telegram. High officials of the company from Ban Francisco are now In Portland and although it will not be admitted that they come to investigate this wonderful Invention, it Is rumored that this is the purpose of their visit. F. W. 'Eaton, secretary and treasurer of ihe company, accompanied by Morton Mitchell, who Is not directly an riftlcial of the Pacific States com puny, and Supt. J. H. Thatcher, of the local office, visited the Fowler home and saw the seeing telephone in full operation. They were Impressed with what they saw. Louis Glass, of San Francisco, vice-preBldent and general manager of the company, ar rived today and will probably, while here, make a thorough investigation of the possibilities of applying the Invention to the established tines of the company. "EUGENE MERCHANTS ORGANIZE "Effort to "Improve Trade Conditions ' In Valley Town, ."Eugene 'business men are deter mined that no enterprise which has no aim other than to make money off 'the citizens, - and then seek other fields, shall be allowed to operate stores or stands, unless the methods I em piu ct 1 me icKiiuiiaic:. The merchants met and have per fected an organization known as the Merchants' Protective association, by I electing 01 Liters ana passing a sei 01 After the constitution was passed upon, 14 firms signed up, and then proof ded to discuss plans. The elec tion of officers resulted as follows: President, I). H. Yoran: vice-president C. H. Hales; treasurer, A. T. Cockeiltne; secretary, F. E. Cham bers. . I Trouble postponed always has to be met with accrued '.interest. "WHITE GHOSTS OF DEATH" CONSUMPTION and PNEUMONIA Invented and cured by the greatest of all. and strictly scientific remedy for Throat and Lung Troubles, Cough. Colds, Bronchitis, La Grippe, etc. viz: , DR. KING'S For CONSUMPTION, COUGHS hp COLDS Cured of Pneumonia After Doctors Failed. "I had been ill for some time with Pneumonia,-writes J. W. McKJon of Wera SDrinM Ala? 'and was under the care of two doctors, hut grew no wS! SntWSSed I Dr. Kin Js New Discovery. The first dose gave relief, and, v continuing; its use, I was perfectly cured. S. rXTTiilAL BOTTLES FREEC3 S OF IX RELATION TO MORAL THOUGHT AND EDUCATION. Conference at Boston Win Hold 5 Sessions of Seventeen Departments and Be Addressed by One Hundred High Class Speakers Especial At tention to Sunday School Work. Boston, Mass., Feb. 11. A large number of eminent divines, educators, editors and other persons of promi nence are gathered In Boston for the third annual meeting of educators, re ligious leaders and workers In - all lines of religious and moral progress. The conference will be formally opened tomorrow and will continue Its sessions through the greater part of the coming week. The principal meetings will be held In Tremont temple. Other meeting places will be Pilgrim Hall, Channtng Hall and the Twentieth Century club. There will be 100 speakers of national reputation and the most vital aspects of the present-day life will be discussed. The great theme of the convention will be "The Alms of Religious Edu cation." There will be IS sessions of the 17 departments. The 0 or more departmental addresses will be given by men of equal reputation and ability with those who speak In the general sessions A new and most at tractive feature of the gathering will be the social events next Monday, ending with a reception In the eve ning In historic Faneull hall. Prominent among the distinguished men who will take part In the gath ering are: President E. A. Alderman of the University of Virginia, Pres. William R. Harper of the University of Chicago, Pres. William D. Macken zie of the Hartford Theological semi nary, Pres. William J. Tucker of Dartmouth College, Pres. Frank W. Gunsaulus of the Armour Institute of Technology, Prof. Borden P. Bowne of Boston University, Rev. Jesse L. Cunnlnggim of Nashville, Tenn.; Pres. Charles Cuthbert Hall, , D. D., of Union Theological Seminary, Pres. Nicholas Murray Butler of Columbia University, Pres. Henry F. Prltchett of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Pres. Henry Churchill King of Oberlln college, Prof. Johi. M. Coulter of the University of Chi cago, and Bishop Lawrence of Mas sachusetts. In conjunction with the conference there will be held an exhibition of Sunday school apparatus, literature and methods of teaching. Efforts have been made to make the exhibi tion the moBt complete of Its kind ever held. It will show in a compre hensive way the plans and methods of Instruction pursued by Protestant, Roman Cathlolc and Jewish Sunday schools. The exhibit was arranged by M. S. Llttlefleld of New York, Rev. R. M. Hodge, D. D. of Unl.n Theeleg- lcal Seminary, and W. W. Smith of the New York Sunday school com mission. Llnco! Opinion of Mnrrlasrr. Abraham Lincoln once remarked tlinl every tnao nbont te marry should stand over a doctor with a club mid nmke him tell the truth In referpmi' to the chosen partner for life If tliere was no nrter way of getting it out of Mm. Also that tlie parents who vrmiM allow a girl to marry a man wlthem knowing, as nearly as -ould he known, his physical ns woll as Ills moral con dltlon deserved to be scalped. "The whole marrying business Is wrong," said Mr. Lincoln. Tuslilonn blc girls bnve too often foolish moth ers, who cure for nothing lint to sell their flesh ind blood to the liigueRt bidder." Deitr Mrs. Malspro. There Is generally somebody ini) as u rule In each district on whom Its finest Maluprops are fathered, some times quite unfuirly. It Is she who is reported to have mode that speech about the glories of her father's house, up to the door of which there ran a "revenue of popular trees;" she wlxi asked her daughter to play that little "malady" she had learned at the "cem etery" and she again who pronounced Mr. Brown as "proud as Luther." while the tuft hunting Mr. Smith was such a "toby" he deserved to be "tut toded" at his club. Pear Mrs. Mala prop, what should we do without her? London Globe. Yeast of tbe Aarleata. The yeast employed by the ancients In making bread was probably of the same kind as the Israelites of the days of the great Pharaoh the oppressor used, calling it "leaven." This Was what is known nowadays as wild yeast, its germs or spores being afloat anywhere In the sir. A bit of dough was preserved out of each batch pre pared for the ovens, and when this was added to the next dough the yeast contained in it quickly spread through the whole, only a little being required to "leaven the whole lump." . Dlscoarmffed la Alausrlvlaa;. '1 suppose," said the plain person, "you ere often deceived by apparently deserving objects of charity whom yot. quietly help." "Yes, Indeed." replied the great phi lanthropist. "It's Just like throwing money away. The very people you think will advertise you most never say a word about It." Catholic Stand ard and Times. Hotel St. George. W. E. Luckey, Boise. G. K. Clarke, Chicago. W. H. Troupe, New York. Mrs. H. Swart, Bingham. Mrs. J. Adams, Bingham. . James C. Wllllson, Chicago. Miss Lela Batchler, Platnwell. F. C. Felker, Chicago. Theo. Geutsch, Spokane. J. Johnson, Portland. Charles H. Rawn, Seattle. N. Weyen, Douglas. O. Williams, Douglas. R. B. Stanfield, Echo. J. W. Laggart. Portland. George W. Harris, Portland. A. J. Harmon, Portland. C. . J. Thlllman, Seattle. F. E. Bortt, Chicago. D. R. Sampson, New York. Roy J. Fletcher, Minneapolis Hotel Bickers. J. Carr, city. G. J. McRoy, Starbuck. . F. J. Allison, Starbuck. J.' T. Scott, Pittsburg. John B. Benson,' city. J. J. Clark, city. W. T, Sheppard. George M. Hayes, Huron. F. G. Mcintosh, city. L. S. Roberts and wife. La Grande. S. Huber, Switzerland. Thomas Burns and wife, Meacham E. C. Ehret, Salem. T. Smith, La Grande. Harry Jackson, Tacoma. J. T. Scott, Pittsburg. E. H. Burke, Portland. J. W. Baker. R. O. Llndalen, Spokane. J. C. Hlnkley, Tacoma. O. C. Uland. Prescott. 0. R. Gregg, city. Miss Grace Ray, Weston. Katherlne Sharp, Weston. A. C. Ruby, Eugene. The Pendleton. Charles Epplnger, city. L. L. Foster, Baker City. B. Hindes, Janesvllle. E. Hindes, Janesvllle. H. B. Doak, Spokane. G. S. Youngman, Portland, E. B. Coman, Portland. John C. Kane, Denver. T. B. Klllln, Portland. L. A. Crutkshank, Portland. H. B. Catton, Portland. S. R. Wright and wife, St. Louis. Xi. M. Jones, Spokane. Walter Florence, Chicago. E. Bragdon, Portland. . G. McCully. Spokane. H. M. Patton, Spokane. A. P. Bradbury, Portland,' 1. Jacobs, Portland. , Andy Nylander, Portland. Louis Rathbnn, Portland. R. M. Caston, Spokane. C. Ades, Spokane. J. A. Ferguson, Portland. Salem Improves Her Morals. The trial of E. E. Nichols In Judge Moore's court, yesterday afternoon on the charge of "frequenting a house of Ill-fame," resulted In his being found guilty, after the Jury had been out one nnd a half hours, and was fined 7li and costs. He was placed under 176 bail to await trial In the circuit court, to which he has given notice that he will appeal. Salem Journal. No Frenzied Finance In the real estate we have tor sale. Real estate Is the only safe founda tion for a sound financial operation. There Is something to build on. Take your money and Invest It la property and It will Increase In value. Ws have desirable property In all parts of the city, as well as ranch, farms and small tracts. W. R. nvtrfnn Jtr Pa ill Court Street. TEETH EXTRACTED BY THE MOD ERN METHOD, BOO. We are thoroughly equipped with all modern met' nda and appliances, and guarantee oar work to be of the highest stand, ard, and our prices the lowest consistent with first -clas werk. White Bros. Dentists. Ass -fat don Block. Telephone Main lttl. Those who are opposed to the re moval of the caDltal of Washington. claim to have the scheme defeated in the lower house of the legislature. It will go to a try-out vote In that body next Wednesday. GOLDEI GATE COFFEE Your grocer wants to please. If he hasn't Golden Gate he will get it for you. Aroma-tight tins. Never in bulk. J. A. Folger SL Co. K.tablLHad la 1S50 San Francisco TrsrriSTrj' THE ADVENT OF THE NEW YEAR Will bring no greater happiness than what can be gained through the pos session of one of our peerless car riages. We can furnish you Iwth any style or kind and one that .will be Ir reproachable In style, construction snd finish, easy running and durable- NeaIe Brothers ' Roslyn Lump ML Produces more heat and gives bolter satisfaction than any coal sold in Pendleton, and sells for less. Itiwlyn Coal tfl.50 per ton t shed; $7.00 delivered. I lent wood always on hand. Prompt delivery. Thone Main 281. ROSLYN COAL AND WOOD CO. OFFICE AND YARD NEAR W. A C. R. DEPOT. Iaai Ai n mm m a a a a a a a a A a, "r"TT"4TT"""np T"er"wT "s"rr H. M. SLOAN BLACKSMITH Horseshoeing, general repair ing, wagon making and repair ing. ' The way I have built op my business Is by doing noth ing but gool work. Prices rea sonable. Cor. Cottonwood Alia 8 IS. . Doa't Let tke Year. Coaat. Age will never succeed In retaining a youthful appearance and mentality un til people make up their minds not to let the years count, until they cease to make the body old by the constant sug gestions of the mind. Success Maga sine. Live In tn piaasnt with a watchful LET US FILL YOUR BIN WITH Rock Spring Coal Recognised as the best and. most economical fuel. , We are prepared to eon tract with yoa for your winter's supply. We de liver coal or wood to any part of the city. Laatz Bros. MAIN STREET. NEAR DEPOT THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST Bear this In mind when you need poultry snd stock supplies snd ssk for th. International Poultry and Btock Food. Use Kow Kurs for your cow trou bles. 1 CF.Colcswottliy ItT-lM East Alia St. . . Agent for law's Mr Killer. I The French! Restaurant I Best ti Cent Meal tn the City. Private Dining Parlors. Elegsnt Furnished Rooms In Connection. 33 Vain Street. Walters' Flouring Mills Capacity. ISO barrels a day. Flour exchanged for wheat. Flour, Mill Feed. Chopped Feed. 3BeCOaEKDF.D, OCABJtMTKBO - eye on the future. ftc. alwsv on -Sanrt
