Winter Has Ended
In mis anop
. i inte nr cleaning ud of broken linne
Kob""-,' with irs jjb -
bus
done
and the store is fortified
II . 1 1 1
ith the newest ana ucsr. iivcry aouar you
rf,vsec" .-...-.ne an honest return.
MberC,r " call in and see the balance,
fse line onI
We mention
Ladies' Fine Shirt Waists, 50c to $4
rand Summer Wear
Kandpntter
k, Spm ; ano Goj ,jke hot cakes
The. very latest materials,
We are sole agents for Thompson's "Glove
p,ttiB Corsets. Give us yoar order.
s BIG DEPARTMENT STORE
Corner Main and Alta Streets.
H City Briefs
SDAy Al'ItiL .-iQ !!"'
IsWlSHED OFFICES HERE.
Mutual Life Insurance
Sends Permanent Agent
This City.
r Hammond, of Tacoma, arrlv-
- . . 1 .r 1 11(1
h Ihe c ty yesioruuy biouuih
""..T.? ' nor.i .llstilc-r of-
lesiaonsii Kuum' ..."
a fr ine New olK '"-1""
. nomnany He will occupy
position of district manager lor
i territory tributary to Pendleton,
diillaiove his family to this city
j become a permanent rusmciu.
b Hammond has been n the em
t ot the New York Mutual people
i number of years. working at
tmnt nolnts on the Pacini- Coast,
fsoarch of a locality stilted to his
i and Is dellRlitoil with tin- op-
bully to locate jiernianoiitly in
licit;
rke district offices Here will lepnrt
He general headquarters for the
Empire, at Iiolse City. Mr.
luiond has not yet secured office
tiers, but Is a Riiest nt the Golden
conies serious whon It onco attacks
o community.
T3r. Smith will not go to Prliievlllo
at tho present time, though should
the epidemic become more critical,
he will in all probability take charge
of the fight. At tho present Dr.
Woods-Hntchlnson has the situation
well in hand.
310
phar-
to rent at
headquarters for
IN NEED OF MORE ROOM.
PRINEVlLLE epidemic.
K Smith Speaks of the Conditions of
Die Disease in Crook County.
IDi.C. J. Smith was called Into con-
Mtioa yesterday by Dr. A. C. Smith.
s president of the state hoard of
, concernluc the snmllnox sit-
i at Prlnevllle.
In. oi.il .....
n. oumn says, inai wime tile con
North Yakima Suffering From Sur
plus of School Population.
North Yakima Iibb a surplus school
population that is at present giving
the board of education considerable
trouble to handle. There are enroll
ed over 400 pupils more than there is
room for. Some of tho teachors
threaten to resign if they aro not
given relief from the overcrowded
condition of the rooms. The board of
education has done all in Its power to
relievo tho situation and has now left
the ouostlon to tho citizens to solve.
Thu board last winter called a
special election to vote bonds to put
up now buildings, but the matter was
defeated. There were less than 100
votes enst at the time and a large ma
jority of them were against bonding.
The limit of the bonds that could bo
sold Is $21,000, which could only be
used to temporarily relieve the situ
ation. Tho members of tho board say
five new teachers will bo needed for
next year, and before they can he em
ployed more room must lie made for
the pupils.
Purchased 3,000 Cattle.
J. C. Lonergan is in tho city. He
arrived in the county only day he
lore yesterday, but has already pur
chased for the Montana market 3,000
bean of one and two-year-old tseers,
blockers. The nnimnls will tin rIiIii-
pa of things at that place is not i lied from Pendleton. They will be
mons as nas been reported at 'U ted lor the Eastern beef market
utter shipment to A! milium. These
purchases by Mr. Lonergan come
ry nearly Mouilni, ud -V.it av.ilhl Ic
Mipply of stock cattle In this county,
though not entirely so. Mr. Loner
Ran will remain In Umatilla county
and adjacent country until about June
ii.
tiicea In thp ti.it tow ,inve utu.
liierious enough to tench the peo
f lWr duties in the matter of such
l&i'lHK Is not a disease lor which
r nj specific treatment, but Is
I tow of prevention, If the pco-
-wane vaccinated as It Is their
Itobe the scourcp .nni,i i, i
fomented with mile or no loss
, I'eopie will not
IT" simple precaution it be-
lw Adjusta
ble Brace
lets, the
'atest nove!-
; fast out
Shtr and Qold Filled
75 to $3
pNNZlKER
AGGRESSIVE
Sumpter District.
C. W. Gates, one of the large mine
holders of the Cracker Creek district
went to Athena this morning after a
short stop In this city. Mr. Gates lias
great faith In the future or the Sump
tor mines und predicts great things
tor them in the future. He says that
tho snow has gone off so slowly this
spring that It has very materially re
tarded the work In that section. The
country is In the developing stago and
has about reached the point where
the world will be surprised at the
magnitude of tho output or this district.
Steel Arrives.
Three carloads of steel for tho com
pletion of the W. & C. It. railway
bridge east of town, arrived yesterday
I and are being unloaded today. The
I btldgo gang is expected to arrive lm
I mediately perhaps today and work
i will begin on the brldgo at once. The
t Pendleton bridge Is the second long
' est .bridge on tho loute, and la m.c of
the prettiest, bridges architecturally
I speaking in the entire Northwest.
j Col. Raley In La Grande.
I Colonel J. H. Haley, who Is among
I tbo best known and most popular Jaw
I yers of Eastern Oregon, came over
from Pendleton last night and Is in
JEWPI PD 'tl10 clty today on legal business. la
t,LLl, Qrandn nhrnnlpln
CASTILE SOAP
ftSWSiSv11: I" 8 '8e,li,"' a lTe Castile 6oa,. The
ClV 0 SW v nJ,,le- ruro was tl"16 when "
.Piai . ID-Hlahi fm,V. t ". J1Hl av t,,ftt we ae sol nif an Olive
Wt'thyoii 'nfl, Pll"lh Olive Oil aurl lrt you
J0c Cake; 3 Cakes 25c
Wa..,
tboCni.Qel,ll color of OUR SOAP (not pure
Ktw.toMdi?g n8greeu) which Is obtained by
0,iplu wa u, lght pure Srey. Also notice the odor and
fabfe
Choice moats at Houser's.
Best hoe work at Teutsch's.
Smokers' supplies at Neuman's.
Smoke the "Pride of Umatilla."
Ladies' half soles 40c. Teutsoh.
Ice cream and soda. Tho Delta.
W. D. Fechtcr, teacher of tho violin.
Spring samples, large line, at Joer-ger's.
tisn and poultry, Lyman's
Court.
Pecon Scandal at Schmidt's
macy.
Have your shoes repaired at
Teutsch's.
Nice furnished rooms
309 Court street.
Hays' cigar store
smokers' supplies.
Fresh salmon received dailv at Cas
tle's fish market.
All kinds of Imported and domestic
lunches at Gratz's.
Have you had your shoes repaired
at Tcutsch? Try him.
Special bargains In street hats at
Campbell's, Court street.
Tho Delta ice cream parlors are
now open for the season,
Try tho Palm, 221 Court street,
for nuts, candles and fruits.
-O A house for sale on installments.
$15 per month. N. T. Conklln.
Imported limhurger and Swiss
cheese sandwiches at Gratz's.
"El Sldelo," the best cigar made, ot
Reos' cigar store. Court street.
A paying business for sale, small
capital required. N. T. Conklin.
The total number of marriage li
censes Issued this month was 15.
Lot for sale; great bargain; Haley's
addition. Inquire at 403 Alta street.
Pendleton Itoquet and Pride of
Umatilla. A. Rhode, manufacturer.
See the Underwood, high-grade vis
ible typewriter. J. S. Kees, agent.
Our new spring patterns for suits
arc for Inspection. Selbert fc Schulz.
Nice furnished rooms to rent at
.".OH W. Court street. 'Phone and bath.
Ulacksmlth shop In Pendleton for
sale. See Earnhart, Association
block.
Stoji paying rent. Own your borne.
A few choice lots for sale at a bar
gain. See Rlhorn & Swaggert.
John Murphy, who was injured by
an O. R. & N. engine a few da
ago, shows steady improvement.
For Rent Suite of rooms, nicely
lurnished, one block and a half west
of Main street. Inquire 20S Alta.
Ilouser always furnishes good
meat. Send In your order. Market
Alta street, opposite Savings Bank.
The banks of the city will clobe
May day at 1 o'clock In tho afternoon
in order that the employes may at
tend the holiday celebration.
The ladles of the Congregational
church will serve Ice cream and light
lunch on Judge Lowell's lawn, May
day, from 10 a. m. till 2 p. m.
For sale New residence and one
lot at the corner of Washington and
.Teffeison streets, one block from
Main street. Conrad PlatJioeder.
Lots 7 and 8, of block 13, In the
new Cole addition, have been sold to
John Schmidt lor $325. the transfer
being effected through the E. T. Wade
agency.
C. R. Dutton's ice cream parlors
are now open for the season. He Is
better equipped than ever before lor
serving delicious Ice creame and Ice
cream soda.
Consult John Stono about your
painting, paper hanging and kalso
mining, and you will never regret It.
Woik and material guaranteed. Call
or address CO" Cottonwood Etreet.
The Order of Washington held their
tegular meeting last evening in Hen
diicks hall, at which time Mrs. Wil
liam Bowman and her dnughter weie
initiated In tho mysteries or the order,
A deed was tiled today by I'm ley
U Cook and Loren Cook, his wife,
ttanstorring to J. H. Rust lot 2 In
block 1&4, or the leservatlon addi
tion to Pendleton. The consideration
wns $1,000.
W. M. Bowman, or theMirm of Bow
man & Cooley. VIII leave Friday for
Five Point, near Hlluard. with a band
o 400 cattle. Ho will run them there
all summer. The home ranch is at
Cold Springs,
A public dance will be given by
Oliver Knotts next Friday evening
at the Knotts Brothers Hall. In Pilot
Hock. Fechter's orchestra will fur
nish the music. Ice cream and other
lel'ieshmeuts will bo served. A good
time is assured everybody. Como.
Jamed R. Marplo and wire iiavo
leased 320 acres in bections 24 and
2t of township 1, north-of range 35,
lor the term of nine years, to J. D.
Casey, for the sum or $1,220. The 1
land Is a timber tract and by the pro
visions of the lease tho lessee ran
tako from tho land any and all timber
ror his own use or to sell,
Farquher McRae and Agues McRae.
hla wife, have sold to F. G. Davles,
for $22,000, tho south half ot tin
southeast quaiter ot section 24, and
the northeast quarter and the north
half or the southenst quarter or sec
tion 25, In township C, north of range
36, and the west half of the north
wost quarter and tho northwest quar
ter or the southwest quarter or sec
tion 30, In township 6, north or range
37, containing 440.78 acres.
Horse Taken Up.
Came to my place, nine miles north
west or Pendleton, April 17, 1903, one
dark bay mare, had halter .on, brand
ed pot hook on left shoulder, hind feet
white, two splits In the left ear, shod
all round, weight 1,000 pounds, age
about 10 years. Owner of above de
scribed animal can secure same by
calling at my place and paying all
IT PAYS TO TRADE AT n.!f 2ftk
April 30th
85c
Ivory Back Combs
48c each
The PEOPLES
WAREHOUSE
April 30th
10c
Crash Toweling
6 l-4c yard
EVERY DAY wo will oft'er in these advertisomentb some exceptional bargains, tak
ing the items from the various departments from day todny. Those of today may
not interest you, those of tomorrow may, and if so, yoi will profit largoly
pay you to road these advertisements Every .Day.
It will
4 -
1
We could tell you a whole lot about our
$15 Suits
but we couldn't tell it all, we'd much ure
ter that you cotuu around and look at
them, try them on; won't cost you a cent
and we'll make you feel welcome if you
Don't Want
to BUY
Pedestrian Skirts.
Ladies walking skirts that are excellent values
at ?2.2j and.S1.S5. This week 1.29,
Shirt Waists
Ladies shirt waists that were priced low at
$1.39 and Si-29- This week only ,i,
Ladies' Dress Shoes and Oxfords
Our oxfords excite the admiration of all who
see them. Made in welt or turned soles, pat
ent or vici stocks and cover a range of price to
suit any purse. In Ladies' Dress shoes we
have the handsomest line we have ever shown.
Elegant footwear in new shapes and leather
combinations.
Patent Corona welt oxfords, inlaid tops 53.50
Patent kid turn oxfords "booths ideal" 3,50
Patent calf lace shoes Ultra make 2,75
Patent Corona mat top, lace, high grade 4.C0
Patent "ideal kid" turn kid via tops 4.00
4
f
black
Three J
Three Pieces Breeze Hop Sacking
make good everyday skirts and outing suits in
three good mixtures. Regular 15c value for
tomorrow only 9c per yard, JPtfL
.tfg.'V.
Three Great Values in
Duchess
Black Satin
Black Satin Duchess, firm and heavy, splendid
quality, fine finish, and brilliant lustre, This
week
20 inches wide $1, values per yard 65c
22 inches wide 1,50 values per yard 89c
22 inches wide 2,25 values pur yard $1.65
Batten beru; and Point Lace
Best material, new stamped linens, new and
complete line just in.
Ladies' Hose
Extra good quality, Peerless dye, fast
ladies hose, special b trgain this week,
pairs for $1,
Here From Kansas.
W. II. Wllley is here from Kansas
nccompauled by H. B. Riser, and
1.,1. nnn)lnmu ni-r, tnnl.'fmr fnr n lo
cation In which to settle permanently.
Both of tlie gentlemen are very wen
nlnnan.l wltli tlw, .fUI!ltt'V Illlll lll'O
about decided to settle in this part
of the country. They went to Wasco
this morning on a tour 01 iiiirner investigation.
Bids All In.
The bids for street sprinkling for
the comlnir drv season closed today
und were handed to F. Clopton, chair
man of the committee on sheets. Tho
committee will report, In ull probabil
ity on the mutter at tho next council
meeting.
Woodmen, Attention!
The O. R. & N. Co. will make a late
of $1.00 for the round trip from Pen
dleton to Walla, on occasion of l)g
Roillng at tho latter place. Tickets
on sale May 1st, good for li'lurn on
Mav 3rd.
NEW GOODS
Arriving Daily At
The Nolf Store I
Fine Line Crepo and TIhsuo
aper All colors and shades. 'J
Fine figured crepe paper, fcr
shelves, lamp shades, Etc.
hnnlM TnniTi
1 I. ML 1.1 I
7 uuun JJUUA i 1
T Go where they all go, to T
Card of Thanks.
We wish to expiess our sincere
tl.anks to our filcrds for ryuipatbv
und klndin-hs In our recen beicnv'
ment. MR. AND MRS. T. H. MILLIOBN.
A Short Empire
Straight Front
Fancy Embroideried
Contilia, Lace and
Ribbon Finish,
Four Hooks
Kid-Fitting
Corset
Sale
$1 value for 49c
GARDEN SEEDS - Greater de
mand than evet. Fine Oregon
Yellow Danver Onion Sets, 120
per pound. All 5c Vegetable and
Flower Seeds, here for 2c.
CROQUET An extra hue Hue
now on sale. Hardwood and well
shaped balls and mallets, 95c to
OFFICE NECESSITIES Mark-,
ing tags, string tags, shipping j
tags, pin tickets, rubber bands, 1
about twenty different brands of
inks, mucilages, Etc.
100 VISITING CARDS, nicely;
printed, jtic.
The Nolf Store I
Robinson's Amusement
Parlors
Howling, Shooting, Pool
and Billiards,
f Cornor Main and Webb Sts.
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TRANSFER
TRUCKING
STORAGE
CROWNERBROS
Tuluplioiui Mitlu 4
The Little Darlings
Now that gentle Spring is with us, Mothciu, you can
take your children out in the open air and litt them enjov the
sunshine.
We want to have the pleasure of slimvingynti the swell
est line of ,
BABY CABS AND GO-CARTS
In Pendleton.
BAKER & FOLSOM,
Next door to PostolTice.
Have Your Water Pipes Examined and Repaired at Qoce
Delay will lead to serious breaks,
First-class work guaranteed by
1
m
Court street, opposite the Golden mile Hotel 'M :.!t.'t '"H
BECK, the Reliable Plumber,
Wain St., Toward t& CowrtHoai
Boston Store
charges.
D. HOWBYSHEUj,
Pendleton, Ore.
Cost OregonlM oHif, Jk$liMtKMBHnKKBBHfflS&