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These goods will win your admiration on first sisht,
and their beauty won't fade when they come in contact
with the washtub. A beautiful line in all colors:
6i Cents
They will give you good service, too, and at the price
quoted the cost is so trifling that almost any woman
can afford to own as many pretty-cool summer dresses
as she would care to have.
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BUT YOU CAN RUN IT CHEAP
WHICH PAYS IN THE END ?
The "Perfect" Hot Air Blast or a Cheap Ftirnace?
W. G. McPherson
HEATING AND VENTILATING ENGINEER
47 First Street, Portland, Ore.
N. B. These furnaces are recommended by F. . Judd, C. S. Jackson,
F. B. Cloptou, H. L. ilextor and F. C. Taylor, who have them in their
reiidences.
Lamp Mantles Guaranteed for 45 Days
Peerless Flexo Mantles
tNEW THING JUST OUT
BEST IN THE WORLD
These mantles are new productions and give 90 and
100 candle power respectively for the single and triple
weaves. They are made in two grades. Price 30 and
40 cents each.
The John Barrett Company
M. "
New Stores ; Cor. Sixth and Alder Streets
Opposite Oregoniari
JESSE FAILING
The Big Carpet Store
HUSBAND AND WIFE
never quarrel over the merits of our
carpets, for all we Bell are of the very
highest standard. Like real and true
friends, they-wear the beeit. Their style
is absolutely up todafe, and the.designs
and colors are most artistic and harmo
nious. You should examine our
Ingenue Carpet at 50 to 75c
per yard. Something new in lace
cuitains and porch shades.
tf)RT HALL RESERVATION
ROOSEVELT SIGNS BILL
OPENING IT TO SETTLEMENT.
The Time Set is June 17, Next, at 12
O'clock Noon, Mountain Time, A
the Blackfoot Land Offte, In Idaho.
Washington, May 8. President
Roosevelt today affixed his signature
to the proclamation declaring Fort
Hall Indian reservation open to set
tlement. Following is a synopsis ot
the proclamation
The lands within the Fort Hall In
dlan reservation In Idaho, ceded by
the treaty with the Shoshoncs and
Bannock Indians, ratitied by act of
June 6, 1900 (31 sta. 672) amount
ing" to about 400,000 acres, will be un
der the terms of the president's proc
lamation, except as to lands within
five miles of the town of Pocatollo,
open to settlement and entry under
the homestead, townsite, stone and
timber and mining laws of the Uhited
States, on June 17 next, at 12 o'clock
noon, mountain time, at the Black
foot land office, Idaho.
These lands have been classified as
agricultural and grazing lands and
will be rated at $2.25 per acre, re
spectively, and one-fifth thereof will
be required of entrymen at the rate
of the original entry, the remaining
four-fifths to be paid at the time of
making final proof and rinal entry.
By the terms of the act ratifying
the agreement made with the Indians,
lands upon which any Indian had im
provements have been allotted to
such of the Indians as desired to re
main upon the lands so improved by
them, and improvements upon lands
which the Indians did not desire to
retain as an allotment will bo sold at
public auction, to be held at the lo
cal landv office at Blackfoot, Idaho, on
the 26tfi inst., and the purchaser of j
such improvements will, under the
terms of the ratifying act, be granted
a preference right of entry for a
period of thirty days following the
opening on June 17 next. All lands
within the five-mile limit of the town
of Pocatello will be sold at public
auction to the highest bidder at not
less than $10 per acre, the sale to be
held at the local land office at Black
foot, Idaho, beginning July 17 next.
COUNTY COURT SESSION.
Drink Defiance to the Stm
and the hot weather in
SCHULTZ'S PILSNER
beer. Build up your system now
so as to stand without flinching
the onslaughts of the heated term
Aside from its being a delightful
beverage, it is renowned as a
tonic for the weak and run down.
A Batch of Bills Allowed Thursday
Afternoon Salaries for Two
Months Paid,
No business of importance was
transacted by the county court
Thursday afternoon other than the
allowing of bills and talking over of
a few unimportant road matters.
The bills allowed were:
Officers' Salaries.
G. A. Hartman, $200; William
Blakley, $416.06; C. P. Davis, $200;
T. D. Taylor, $180; A. C. Funk, $75;
A. C. Funk, $75; D. Turner, $160; W.
D. Chamberlain, $333.33; B. B. Hall'
$180; C. F. Kennedy, $150; James W.
Maloney, $300; C. H. Marsh, $150;
Celia Reun, $35; Celia Renn, $65; S.
K. Yates, $200; J. F. Nowlin, $200;
J. B. Beam, $116.66; John Brown,
$120; J. B. McDill, $200.
Pauper Expenses;,
'Athena Mercantile Company, $5.30;
D. B. .dchardson, $10.50; J. B. Mc
Dill. $2.75; It. Alexander, $92.35; Ol
iver & Co., $6; H. N. Stone, $25; J.
S. Richey, $3; C. J. McKinzIe, $2.
Justice Court.
Henry Wade, $1.50.
Inquest.
W. C. Cole, $5.20.
Assessment, Collection Taxes.
A. R. Holmes, $lo4.50.
Insane Account.
D. J. McFaul, $15; W. M. Blakley,
$12.
Court House.
Joe H. Parkes, $111; Hendley &
Howard, $119.70; Lee Mborehouee,
$146.89; J. R. Dickson, $111.; B. F.
Beck, $70.20.
Sheriff's Office Expense.
W. M. Blakley, $57.70.
Reform School Commitments.
W. M. Blakley, $50.60.
Makers of Happy Homes
Low prices, coupled wjth Car
pets, and Matting of known high
quality, prove attractions irresisti
ble.
The question of Carpets and
Matting, where best obtained, is set
tled with promptness in our stock,
where good style and real worth
make low prices so emphatic.
BAKER & FOLSOM
fUkcra of Mapfy Howe
Railroad Men Endorse Smith.
La Grande, May 5. To whom it
may concern:
Remembering and appreciating the
able and vigorous work performed in
the Interest of the laboring -men of
Oregon, by the Hon. Wm. Smith,
state senator from Baker, Harney
and, ivialheur counties, the Brother-hnnd-nf
Locomotive Firemen of Ore
gon, hereby indorse the nomination of
Senator Smith for re-election, and
sincerely recommend the laboring
men of the above-named senatorial
district to give their undivided sup.
port to this able and conscientious
advocate of their cause.
By Order of legislative Committee.
New Officials On O. Ft. & N.
President A. L. Mbhler, of the Ore
gon Railroad & Navigation company
has Issued the following circular an
nouncing the appointment of new of.
fleers of the road: R. B. Miller, gen
eral freight agent; Harry M. Adams,
assistant general freight agent (trans
ferred from Spokane vice W. B. Co
man whn nrrpntfl service with the
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.Southern Pacific company); George
J, Mbhler, general agent at bpokuub,
Vice Harry M. Adams; J. W. New
kirk, assistant treasurer, vice G. VS.
Withlngton, deceased.
DROPPED
TO BOTTOM!
We informed you a few days ago that something was
going to drop. Listen attentively and you will almost
hear the price fall. We have too many dishes, and
will assume that you have too much money. We pro
pose to make a price that will make it easy to trade.
For Tomorrow Only Wo Offer
White Semi-Porcelain
WERK NOW
Handled teas, per set 73c 55c
Unhandled teas, per set. .'. . . 60c 45c
Breakfast plates, per set 60c 45c
Pie plates " " 43c 32c
Covered dishes. 80c 60c
Covered sugars 40c 30c
Covered butters Goc 45c
Bowl, pitcher "nd chamber $2 00 $1 50
Pink Decoration English Semi-Porcelain
WE HE NOW
Handled teas, per set $1 38 $1 05
Dinner plates " " 1 25 95
Breakfast plates, per set 1 10 83
Balance accordingly.
Peacock Carnation English Semi-Porcelain
WERE NOW
Handled teas, per set $1 13 85
Dinner plates, per set. .. , 1 00 75
Breakfast plates, per set 88 65
Balance of line in proportion
We marked down our beautiful La France patterns some
time ago 25 per cent to close out, "but tomorrow we will allow
an additional 10 per cent off.
On any dinner set tomorrow 10 per cent off. All glass
ware no exceptions 25 per cent off. No premium tickets
taken at these prices.
THE OWL TEA HOUSE
301 Court Street
FRAZER OPERA HOUSE
BAKER & WELCH, Manager.
Monday, May 12.
The Laughing Comedy Sensation
Tqd Rmh to Mariry,
A Roaring,
Rollicking,
Screaming
Comedy.
Dip to Daitt Sipeenaiflttnes
PRICES 25c, 50c end 75c.
Seats on sale at Frazier'a Book Store.
FRAZIER'S STABLES
ATTENTION !
WE1TFIELD. record 2:22 1-2. will make the season at FIIOOME'S STABLE,
PENDLETON, every day in the week, except Wednesday and Thursday. At
ATHENA on Wednesday and Thursday of each week.
TJSKMb! J or Uie eeutiuu, j.o, uj jijbujc, j.
SULLIVAN. Clydesdale, will make the season at FIIOOME'S STABLE,
PENDLETON, every day in the week, except Monday and Tuesday; at
WILLIAM TEMPLE'S place seven miles noithwest of Pendleton, on Mon
days and Tuesdays
TERMS): For the season, 12J to insure, $15.
For further Information address
FRANK FRAZIER, Pandlaton, OrngOH
LEGAL BLANKS
Ionian for a free cat
alogue of them. A fall sapply always kept In stock.
8fr
Tbla algntluro la oa ererjr box of the genalnq
Laxative DromoUumineTbieu
There is a Best
OF EVERYTHING
In Wall Paper or Decorative
Materials wc have the best
Just come in and take a look
at the new styles we arc
showing. They arc the cor
rect ideas. Our paper hangers
and painters are the best
workmen, and you are never
disappointed if your work is
entrusted to us.
ARTISTIC DECORATOR
" COURT STREET
BUY YOUR
LUMBER
AT THE
Oregon Lumber Yard
Alta St., opp. Court House.
PRICES AS LOW AS THE LOWEST
For All Kinds of Building Material,
Including
Doors
Windows
Screen Doors
and Windows
Building Paper
Lime
Cement
Brick
and Sand
And Don't Forget Our Wood Outtcr
For Barns and Dwellings
The Pioneers of
the Pacific-
A Strictly Up to Duto Iiuurnnco
OrKHtiliatlon.
Jo Affords Absolute i'rotoctlon unci I'y of
Jo dnmm l'rninntlv. Of
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CIkIiih Promptly.
KKAt) office:
PENDLETON - OREGON
Is Well Established
In Sovon Htftten,
SOLICITORS WANTED.
ioooojmiooojLOJLPJU
CROWNER BROS.
TKMCrilONK MAIN .
Your Meals
Will ho greatly enjoyed If
you dine at tiie
French Restaurant
The table wo set If sure to
please you aa wo servo
every tiling that is iu season
OUR 25 CENT MEALS
Are tlio Best in Pendleton.
The French Restaurant
. GUB LA FONTAINE, Prop.
Our Three Coated
ElD I i
In Blue and white colors is
just the thing to give
good service.
W. J. CLARK & CO.
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