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. 1; ri Faultless Underskirts Brand New Line The best ntting, ic iiiub' "- " "' mubi saus i torv sktrt on the market. It fits the waist and hips per I I It has wide, circular flounce, designed especially for 1 latest styles of dress skirts. It is seven gore, tailor made, fined top skirt, made up in the latest and most popular de- ns Four fasteners on each side, making it adjustable to v size waist from 20 to 30 inches. Is made from the best ..rial.; and by the most experienced operators. See window T'Jpncc from $2.00 to $4-00. DON'T FORGET THE FREE SATURDAY EVE. CONCERTS TEOTSCH'S BIG DEPARTMENT STORE Corner Main and Alta Streets. - tiirsiiAY. MARCH 31, 1903. COMING EVENTS. Apl.l iTvo townships In Wallo- ..... n lio nnnnprl tn settle- cm- April 1 Modern Woodmen county i r rt T? knit Pnnrllptnn. u. 1. v. v. , April 13 Eastern Oregon Presby- TTxlnn rtf April 10 K. of P. convention at April 16, 17, 18 Inland Empire April scnooi district nuuu uiee- nn Ppnilll'tnn. Annnnl mppHllf? Ore'-flTl Jiar state supreme cuuri ui rtui- lfn ,ir Unn Hn I '(Iflfil I'nil rrTnPD Congregatlonallsts, Seattle. it vm ami .iiitip iz in vvnni , Pendleton. udh 1 i:irninr nmirr. np y :t ntui limn wnn Heppner. mpnppmpnr lino F. IT Wnn ciIac Tli. TIoIIod lino a 10 iml Tima Of 7 Don't j Oversleep ourself When you can get alarm f clocks for 7Sc, the cheap kind; a better one for i-2.S. a still better one fo,r '-5o, and one that 4 will never let you over- I - r n 50. pe prompt in getting up " the morning and be Prompt in getting one of "iese bargains. t I t a. I IlI7liri?n THE KESSIVE JEWELER i Juno 14, 24 Seventh Day Adventlst conference, Pendleton. June 15, 16 Wool sales, Baker City. June 17 Oregon Pioneer Associa tion, Portland. June 18, 19 Wool sales, Elgin. June 23, 24, 25 State Federation ot Women's Clubs, Astoria. July G-10 Forty-second annual meeting National Educational Asso ciation, Boston, Mass. August 17 National G. A. II. en campment, San Francisco. September 8-11 National Irrigation congress, Ogden, Utah. Buying Oregon Sheep. Harvey Douglas, the sheep buyer, representing the Mallory Commission Company, of Chicago, returned to Burns this week from a trip to Hepp ner and other railroad points, says the Harney County Items. While in the Heppner section, we understand, he purchased a large hand of sheep, and is negotiating through John Blackweli, of Iong Creek, for another large bnnd on the John Day. His purchases In Oregon this year are said to he nearly 30,000 head. Snow Melting Rapidly. C. M. Cate, of Gurdane, was In the city yesterday. Mr. Cate reports the snow melting rapidly In the moun tains In the southwestern part of the county, and the grass growing fast. Thero has been some, but not heavy losses or both sheep and cattle in the neighborhood of Gurdane from short age of feed and severe weather dur ing the latter part of the winter. Meeting of Progress Club. The Progress Club will hold an other meeting this evening for the purpose of completing the organiza tion. It Is expected that the club will be fully prepared to begin active work In the Interest of the city after this meeting. Negro Team. " A black diamond is the next prom ise for baseball in Pendleton. To morrow the colored boys will organize a team, or rather complete a partial organization, of which George Stew art Is manager, Charles Jackson pitcher and Black Demon catcher. BRIEF HENS ROTES. Price of Beef Cattle. Beef cattle are very scarce through out Eastern Oregon, and in Umatilla county prices are constantly on the Increase. The sales reported for the past few days range from 4Y to 4 cents per pound. All the Echo sales made this week have been at 4 cents. Estate Probated. The estate of Amund Hagen was probated today. The value of the es tate foots up J4.000. Isaac Hagen was appointed administrator. GRAJN-0 unnin wwi 1 1-1- The coffee habit is quickly over come by those who let Graln-O take its place. If properly made it tastes like the best of coffee. Is' o grain coffee compares with It in flavor or healthfulness. TRY IT TO-DAY. It frocr crerjrwlierr : l.li' twl tv , ,' n llC w .. . - "inia uuve un cOt Iron. ,1. . We have Just received n fresh sunnlv of California Olive Oil. We tret thin ThU M1 Is uinoiutJy invt r. he " u" .'Prove tills to Villi r own uh rf.f.tnttrtn If villi will utMiA Iltu-u.t.1. f . iiii vm linifn- r 4.. . t 4. 1. 1 1 .... . ,t Y d an . vuiri r rn it. 1. a it.. . 11 other;i iltot, . to "" oonsldernblu extent, beeauie cot touted oil ""teniuts ure nmnrlonll.. i.,!. ' 75c P,NT OR $1.25 FULL QUART BOTTLES 17.,. n f lard. ve 011 for every kind of frvluir or wherever vou line butter ury iisl' l!I,'.e! 1,0 doubt, comlder OIU'u nil ixtwimlv for or- l)Uttr. 11 14 Ilt. s a quart of oil is equal to about two pounds ''""pUasedtosbowvououroll. DRUG STORE t M.V --v.- Try GraU's clam chowder. Oyster cocktails at GraU's. Choice moats at Houier'i. Fresh fish dally at Castle's. Sea food fresh at Castle's. Best ihoo work at Teutsch's. Smokers' supplies at Neuman's. Ladles' half soles 40c. Teutsch. Piano for rent; enquire this office. Hohbach's baking always satis fying. Drop into Clark ft Co.'s for a social time. Spring samples, large line, at Joer ger's. Rooms to rent, 407 West Alta street. Clark & Co.'s new cigar storo for good Hmokes. Hays' cigar store, headquarters for smokers' supplies. Buggy drawing at the Boston Storo tomorrow evening. Smoke "The Pendleton Favorite," made by J. Devlin. Clark & Co.'s new cigar store now open. Ell building. $25 buys a strong Crescent bicycle, ladles' or gent's. Noll's. Everybody who has tried Hohbach's baking is pleased with It. Imported ltmburger ami Swiss cheese sandwiches at Gratz's. Fresh stock of candies and fruits at Miller's, 209 Court street. "El Sldelo," the best cigar made, at Ilees' cigar store. Court street. Go to Collier & Co. for best of dry red fir, black pine and cottonwood. Lot for sale; great bargain; Haley's addition. Inquire at 403 Alta street, John McCray, Ave miles west of Helix, is building a new residence. C. Chrlstensen, who lives two miles west of Helix, Is building a residence. Our new spring patterns for suits are for Inspection. Selbert & Schulz. Walter Gillette has bought at Echo and will build a residence there on. Blacksmith shop in Pendleton for sale. See Earnhart, Association block. The buggy will be given to home. one at the Boston Store tomorrow evening. Mrs. Campbell has received her third Invoice of beautiful dress and street hats. Wanted Two or three dozen chick ens; Plymouth Bocks preferred. Ad dress Box 124. Irvin King, five miles west of Helix, will soon build a new resldenre and also a new barn. If you want a business location on Main street, come and see me. I have four. E. T. Wade. There were 145 additions to the Christian church during the revival meetings Just closed. For Sale Residence with one, two or three lots, located at 517 Jane street. Call at bouse. Jesse Fulford has bought two lots at Echo of Joel Halstead and will build a residence thereon. Dr. Smith Is having his old resi dence moved to thn corner of Lewis and Stonewnll Jackson streets. Beautiful G-room cottage, two lots. shade and fruit trees, nicely located, Reduced to J1.500. E. T. Wnde. Some one will gel tlie beautiful buggy at the Boston Store free to morrow evening. Get tickets now, Houser always furnishes gooff meat. Send in your order. Market Alta street, opposite Savings Bank. Get tickets on the buggy al the Uoston Store. It will bo given to some one tomorrow evening. Why not you? For Sale Brick building with basement, 50x90, on Main street. Good property at a bargain. Easy terms. E. T. Wade. Best Investment on Pacific Coast today is in Yakima valley. See the Nessly-Scott Investment Company "ad" elsewhere. Four hundred and eighty acres good level land, good house, all fenced, plenty of water. 200 acres In barley, $3,600. E. T. Wade Jess Whittle has purchased a set of Humane harness of J. A. Smith, which makes a pretty appearance and gives his horses greater comfort. For UentSuite of rooms in East Oregonlon building. Steam heated. Hot and cold water and bath room on same floor. Inquire nt this office. County Commissioner Horace Walker was In the city yesterday. He reports all crops as In fine con dition around Helix and spring plant ing under full headway. Special Convocation. A special convocation of the Ma sonic order In this city will be held next Thursday night for the purpose of conferring the master's mark de gree, the first degree In the Koyal Arch work, upon the following gen tlemen: Ralph Stanfield, of Echo; Jacob Reno, Charles Taylor and Geo, Williams, of Weston. Real Estate Transfers. Cyrus Powell has sold to James Doyle for $2,500, his farm of 480 acres lying between Canyon station and the Columbia River, J. H. Hadley has purchased for $3,000 A. T. Brewer's farm In section 20, town , range 35. The place lies four miles northwest of Milton. State Barber Examiners. The stato board of barber Inspec tor are at Athena and Weston to day. They are expected to arrive In Pendleton this afternoon for inspec tion of the barber shops here. The names of the inspectors are H, G. Myers, secretary; Joseph Wels, pres ident, and F. T. Rogers, Upton Parks Is your wife's now girl a fixture! Cyril Dowub Seems to bo, I don't see her moving around any. Town and Country. It Pats to Trade at the Peoples Warehouse , f' The Peoples Warehouse OUTFITTERS FOR MEN AND WOMEN April Showers Six pieces Black Brocade, all wool gooJs, 50c, 25c. Two pieces Black Brocade, all wool goods, 75c. 38c. Twelve pieces 54-mch all wool heavy Tailor Suiting, $1.50, 88c. This embraces plain and noveltv suiting, suitable for tailor made suits and walking skirts. 150 yards Novelty Silk Waistings, i 00, 50c. Two pieces, 124 yards, guaranteed Black Silk, $1 65, $1.15. Two pieces, 126 yards, Black Silk Taffeta, 85c, 59c. Ever Ready Dress Stays, regular tjc, qc. Ten pieces double fold Kancy Dress Goods, iiYzc, 8c. Three pieces Scotch Flannel, good patterns,, regular price 29c, April, 15c. One piece Black Satine, with white polka dot, regular price 50c, April, 25c. Two pieces Covert Suiting, purple and ted, regu'ar price 20c, April, 10c Twenty pieces Zephyr Gingham, new this season, regular 10c values, April, 6c. Twenty five pieces White Good in stripes, checks, lace stripes, white striped Madras, Irish Dimities, figured and striped Swisses and nov elty cords at unheard of low prices for nice fresh, new goods, the t5c quality during April, 8c; i3c quality, during April, toe; 20c quality, during April, 12c. 25c quality White Goods, during April, 14c. 33c quality White Goods, during April, 18c. While thero is a considerable quantity of these goods, remember that those who come first will be best served, as they will get first choice a word to the wise should he sufficient. Three pieces 58 inch Table Linen, worth 35 cents, during April, 20c Two pieces half bleached Table Linen, worth 50c during April, 32c. Three pieces Turkey Ked Table Linen, worth 35c, during April, 22c. Three pieces Turkey Ked Table Linen, worth 50c, during April, 33c. Four pieces Silkaline, 10c, during April, 7c. Four pieces Silkaline, 15c, during April, 10c. Four pieces Silkaline, iSc, during April, 12c. Rcduscd prices on Sheetings 42 inch, 45, inch, 50-inch, 54-inch, 7-4, 8-4, 9-4 and 10-4 all at reduced prices during the month of April. Reduced prices on Crash Toweling during April Reduced prices on Towels during April. pretty colors, worth pretty colors, worth pretty colors, worth j Agents Butterick's Patterns A NEW BAND LEADER. Prof. Foster of Heppner, and One of Best Leaders on the Coast Will be Here Thursday. Prof. A. C. Foster, o Heppner, Ore gon, and for 18 years leader of the Illinois state band of 45 pieces. Is to be the new leader ot the Walla Walla Military band and will arrive In tills city next Thursday night, says the Walla Walla Statesman. The manage ment of the organization feels elated over securing the services of Prof. Foster, who Is accounted one of the best leaders on the coast. The band has added a number of new performers, James Maxwell, for merly melophone player with the lfith Infantry arrived In the city last even ing from Atlanta, On., and will bo Identified with the organization hero after and with two alto players, a bass player and two clarionet per formers coming, the band will rank with any In the stnte. Among now instruments to be ordered is n full set of melephones, n doubly bass mid n, tarltono . Alter nearly a year Ihe manage ment has secured a drum major In the person of Henry Perrln, who will enter upon his new duties at once. Mr. Perrln is a noted athlete mid baton swinger. C. C. Powell Cured, The county clerk bus been notified by the superintendent of the stnte In sane asylum of the discharge from that Institution of C. C. Powell as cured. Mr. Powell was committed January 1 last, Pleased With Washington. S. E. Walker went this moinlug to Walla Walla. From there ho will go to Washtuckna on a prospecting tour. If pleased with the Washtuckna country and If he can find property that suits him It Is likely ho will lo cate In that neighborhood. A Correction. In "club notes" yesterday ,the word "aster" In the mention of the Mower show, was spelled "astor." WE ARE pleased to advis-e that we have received a full new stock of those celebrated $2.50 Shoes FOR LADIES Base Ball Goods. ! ! ! NOTICE THE ITEMS ! ! ! 5 doz best quality League BaU made from second growth ash , The best bat on the market for 90c, Other bats ftom 10o up. 1 II ilouii Stroiiir miulu lloyM llullaiit,. Bpoolal lia Kiuili. 1 A GOOD MEAL One that you will thoroughly enjoy, is always served by us All the good things in season at the FRENCH RESTAURANT () niCVCI.K 8Urrt!E8:-Tlri' Tape Bo; Tub cament fio; Hik Hcllt VOo to ".V i Good Hold ' Tlri W.ttsuti "Three in Oueoll" the ilze , !.'. Ktc, Kle. I eiCrCLES-Cretoant and Ramblar $20 to $35 The Nolf Store TRANSFER TRUCKING STORAGE CROWNER BROS Tulupliouo Muln 4 MAKING GARDEN It costs no more to raise a flae variety of vegetables than the poorer kind. The question of th? seed you select determines the kind of proi'ucu your garden yields. If you use Lily, Bogardus & Go's you can be confident of getting the finest varieties on the market. They are sure pro ducers being especially adapted to this climate. 4 LARGE 68 PAGE CATALOGUE FREE 4 Call or Write for one. Much valuable Information Is contained In these catalogues. t : i f if f t This is the shoe we had last fall and sold out every pair before we could net more of them. We lm vi nrra t-wfr-rl tn Uefn rhf.nl rnnR I tantly on hand, so you had better':' try a pair. f DESCRIPTION Vici kid, Good-'t year welt, patent tip, smooth insole, flexible and new spring last, la:e. !f Thompson Hardware Co., 621 Matn Street EVERYTHING IN THE HARDWARE LINE Going to Fish. Sec us for Anglers supplies a. -a m m aa. a.a t. a. a a a a WWW fTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT TTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT ' FRAZER OPERA HOUSE WEDNESDAY APRIL 1 Farewell tour of the Great LEWIS MORRISON'S Complete Production of 'FAUST" ALL NEW THIS SEASON Boston Storeii NEW PROLOGUE BROCKEN SCENE ELECTRICAL EFFECTS -trM3 a t urrrarr i. ? CARLOAD SCI rrr PRICES) i'.p7Jc.-4jm.. -r" Jk-f