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EIQHT PAGES. DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9, 1904. ?AOE FIVE. OUR SUIT AND SKIRT SALE IT HAS BEEN A DECIDED SUCCESS AND HAS ATTRACT- A LARGE ultuwu, wt rtci. miiM-uu iu lMt lauils PENDLETON AND VltflNJTY FOR THE INTEREST THEY HAVE MANIFESTED IN THIS OPENING, AND ASSURE THEM THEIR KINDNESS IS APPRECIATED. THE MANY COMPLIMENTARY REMARKS ON OUR LINE THAT HAVE BEEN MADE BY THE CALLERS IS VERY GRAT IFYING, OUR AIM IS TO PLEASE AND FURNISH PENDLETON PEO PLE WITH MODERN GOODS. IH E STATE B OAR D MAYOR W. F. MATLOCK ON AGRICULTURAL COMMISSION. ED OF Appointed by Governor Chamberlain to Fill Vacancy Caused by Expira tion of George Chandler's Term Mr. Matlock Served Two Terms on tne Board Before and Has Longi. Been a Life Member Other Mem bers. i All the Smartest Things in Women's Apparel LEE TEUTSCri'S BIG STORE, COR. MAIN AND ALTA City Brevities It Is better to know a few things about advertising that are true than a great many things that are not true. Hero Is one thing that Is true anil worth rememberiug. Store advertising should be as full or prices bb a society news col umn Is full of names. U C Kader. Get Sunny. Swell slippers at Teutsch's. Fresh fruit daily at Martin's. Weiuhard's beer at The Mint. Best shoe repairing at Teutsch's. Stetson hats for $3.50 on Saturday tt Sullivan & Bond's. Children's school shoes that weir tnd look well at Teutsch'i Good piano for rent. Address Renter, care East Oregcnian. Smokers get satisfaction at How- ras, iormeny jiees ciga. store. Everybody come. Several loads of cinders for the pavey swoet navel hauling, at the Domestic Laundry, j s Younger & Son's. Miss Bickers, Instructor In music, 20 cents a dozen. Mayor F. Matlock received Ills commission . ber of tho state agricultural or Oregon, having been ; Governor Chamberlain cancy caused by the ex term of George Chandler of s county. - i air. BiauocK s term begins on . March 14, and expires In 1308, and wune ne nas not been actively con J nected with the board for a number of years, Mr. Matlock served two terms on the board, having been np a pointed by Governor Pennoyer, and 2 holds an honorary life membership . on the board, having been elected to such, on his retirement from ncttvo J service. ' The people of Eastern Oregon will rejoice to know that Mr." Chandler , has been succeeded on the board by such a practical and experienced man as Mr. Matlock, nml tlio plinlnr. Head Whittlnghlll's ad In this Issue, of Governor Chamberlain Is univer Pure Weinnard's beer at The Mint. .sally commended. Dine at tho St. George. Everything ' 3"" Ir;, AIaI"ck was an active first-class. member of the board before, ho was rot ti.o't r. i ,. ,ono f a special commission of three. cm,,,i. "l ociucn to collect and manage the Oregon .exhibit at the Chicago World's fair, arriving, and made a record for the state I which stands at the head of Pacific fever is.coast records in that line. I While Oregon . appropriated but $00,000 for that fair, this commission collected an exhibit that took more nrnmlitmo tlio,, nut. ..tit.... T)n..Jl. Would you at 20 cents, buy a dozen coast state, and after paying all ex oranges of F. S. lounger & Son. penseSi tunied back lnto tt0 stato Achray linen, the stylish paper, treasury, about one-third of the state Eight tints to select from. Nqlf's. appropriation. Good oranges cheap at P. S. Youn-1 JIr- Matlock has been Interested ger & Sou's. 3 for 5 cents. 20 cents Q livestock and state fairs for moro a dozen. than a quarter of a century, and will lng from a trip to his sheep camp In The meet of the Multnomah Drlv elUer the work r akluS a rattling Idaho, near Huntington, ing Association has been fixed for goo(1 state falr l,r8raln. wlt a ready He reportB one of tho hardest trips August 8 to 27. knowledge of such things. in the history of travel. The conn- me uiuer memuers oi me uoaru iry huh ueen nooueii uy mm wr sumo Get Sunny. U ' Under. & Schultz. New ready made skirts dally at Teutsch's. An epidemic of scarlet now raging at Albany. All tho Willamette Valley are out of their banks. this morning! fcr "PM. '. ?? as a mem-1 J&rZl irV1' board ' JfteBr Qt . appointed by, .MiflQBfSSZJ to fill tho va-l , VA'JlRr , v !-&3cfl'!T7y plratlon of the I VivRV. Ksitti$MtC Baker TO WJASRSISBBSIF- streams The coming week will be one of great Importance to the women of Pendleton. This great style store will be at its bet. Never before have we Inaugurated the Easter season with such a collection of beau tiful things In wearing apparel for women. The New Easter Suits For this Easter showing you may rest assured that The Peoples Warehouse has collected as beautiful an array of clever styles and novelties as possible for their New York buyers to have obtained. You'll find individual and exclusive SUITS, DRESSES, WAISTS and SKIRTS at this store. A Suit that does not fit perfectly, no matter how expensive the ma. terl.il, Is a failure. We have no failures at The Peoples Warehouse. Expert Fitters and Expert Talloresses do the work. Smart, stylish Suits, now so much Novelty and Plain Materials! In vogue; all stunning styles In $8.75 Upwards to $30 Peoples Warehouse WHERE IT PAYS TO TRADE LOST MANY SHEEP. Frank Frazler Has But a Fraction I Left of 2,600 Head. I Frank Frazler returned this morn- Within the past week about $200 are C. A. Westgate, of Albany; Frank time, has been secured at Weiser, on forged checks. suit Club drawing Saturday night and Wylle A. Moores, of Salem, who caving at 8 o'clock, at Sullivan & Bond's, is the secretary. Iwueon luaiiu, Le6( of portianfl. ji. Downing, ofrage. Salem; Jasper Wllklns, of Coburg and the Snake is on a ram The snow is melting and the are the roads, making travel almost 'i.vtilmt la Ell aift Mint flu. elilna in along the cuts In The board will hold a meeting in Impossible. Here and there along oranges at F. a short time, to elect a president to -the roads can be seen freight wag 3 for 5 cents, succeed Mr. Chandler, and Mr. Mat- ons mired down Hi tho mud, tho lock, In speaking of the matter today, freighters camped out by the side of t Eller Piano House, Court street. I $ no fnr nnv Qtntcnn Vint ri nnr said, that lie would fuvur a. run ti for ithtir wagons, ti nd their horses rilll' All day Saturday we will sell Pres- store on Saturday, March 12th. At president who lives at the state cap- nlng loose along the mountain side. Went suspenders for 25c. Sullivan & Sullivan & Bond's. w" com" uo ln consium toucu wiiu me won;. n i "uuu' I All day Saturday, March 12th, we President suspenders for 25c at will sell any John I). Stetson hat in Sullivan & Bond's all day Saturday, our store for $3.50. A fine high grade piano for sale or without Inquire at March 12 Suite of rooms, with hoard, suitable for two, this office. Furnished housekeeping rooms for rent. Inquire of Merchants' Protect ive Agency. Uet your clothes cleaned and pressed at Joerger's, 12C West Court street. Good second-hand organ for sale on easy terms. Address J, East O-egonlan. Address FREE FREE 2 Just for the asking we will 2 Sive you the correct time. Our t'me re8ulats the schools, the trains and everything Import- i "t In the city. Our tlm i. .u. .. -. " correct lime and our prices on tlme-keepers are correct. u.8t'p ,'n our ore or call us ' 1 JV the Phon and we will 2 2 lel you all about them. I t. HUNZKER . 2 iae pogresshre Jeweler 726 Main Street cheap; must be for cash, 113 care East Oregonian. Men's hats cleaned and blocked; clothes cleaned and pressed. J. J. Comegys' 222 East Court street. The Degree of Pocahontas, Anita Council No. C, will give a ball at Music hall, Thursday, March 17. Osburn and Hume, druggists, were arrested at Oregon City Tuesday, F., care for selling liquor without a license. First-class Japanese cook wants work. Speaks good English. Wages ! $30. Inquire this otllce. Will call, j A Chicago syndicate Is looking over the ground in Portland, with a ! view to starting a large hotel there. Contractors and builders are an ticipating the biggest building boom In Spokane this year, In her history. Twenty-hve cases of sweet navel oranges Just received at F. S. Youn ger & Son's. 20 while they last. John Holdis, a farmer living near Wuverly, Washington, was severely Injured by tho explosion of a gas J. W. Dykes of Milton, was a Pen dleton business visitor yesterday and today. Miss Coyle of Walla Walla, is the guest of AIIhs Winnie Privett for s few days, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Melton of Sump ter, are visiting Pendleton friends for a few days. I,. E. Wenham. of the East Ore gonian mechanical force, Is ill at his home in La Grande. Mr. and Mrs. Enos Smith of Mead ows, are the guestB of friends In the city for a few days. Frank Boxa of Baker City, was a guest of the Hotel Bickers today, and doing business In the city. A. B. Galloway, representative of Mr. Frazler found that n great many of his sheep hod strayed off Into the mountains and been lost, so that he has now but u fraction of the band of 2.C0O sheep which he lert there in the fall. Tho sheep went Into the country In lxior con dition, and could not be held together. ONE PACKAGE Gold Leaf Coffee FREE! for every 10 tickets. Every package of GOLD LEAF COSTA HICA AND GOLD LEAF JAVA AND MOCHA COFFEE contains ono ticket. These goods are tho best over put on tho markot for tho money. Try a package, nnd If not satisfactory, return to your grocer uiid ho will rofund your monoy. Also try GOLD LEAF brand Spices, Teas, Extructs and Baking Powder. They aro tho best. Onco tried alwayH used. PORTLAND COFFEE & SPICE COMPANY Portland, Oregon. tlm Tllnku-MxFall l'aner Comnany. of cents per uozen, Portland, is In the city today. John P. McManus, the genial and enterprising editor of the Pilot Ilock Itecord. Is In the city on business connected with his paper. Judge W. It. Ellis left yesterday where the session for tank In his house Tuesday. Tho Portland Watchmakers' School morning for Heppner, circuit court will be in young men to learn the watchmak- jtho remainder of this week. er's and lewelers' trade in a short M. A. Ferguson, editor of tho Ad time: eood oavlne nosttlon euaran- ams Advance, and Justice of the tend nfter closo of term. Tuition 'oeace of that precinct, wbb In the reasonable. Address, Saake, 311 city last evening on business. Dokum building, Portland, Orek TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY. Tak I.axatlre Iiromo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the mouey If It falls to cure. II. W. Grave's signature on each box. 25c. Spain and France, Spain and Eng land, France and England, now have here. Dr. and Mrs. E. O. Parker of Pilot Rock, left this morning for Salem whero they will visit for a short time. t-1 ... iu ri.. I .1 .1 r-'t- fil il hnmn oaitrm o .'i. . win... o ' ..w...w. J. P. Newell, of the bridge and building office of the O. R. & N., at Portland, is In the city today trans acting business with tho local office arbitration treaties designed for the peaceful settlement of their differ ences. This Is the first time In hls tory that such arrangements have ex isted. CREAM OF TARTAR. We have to keep the chemically pure kind for medicine. The same kind is none too good for cooking. Many good cooks buy this "tide hereio, 15, 30 and 60 cent packages, "ur aim is to sell drugs and chemicals that ate just a little better than you find in every dr"g store. KOEPPENS The Popular Price DRUG STORE A. C. KOEPPEN & BROTHERS :i A. H. Sunderman. one of the pronv lnent sheenmen of Echo, is In the city today, on business connected with his supplies and to pay his taxes. His stock is In excellent con dltlon. H. A. Green of Milton, one of the nioneers of 1864 in Umatilla county, came down last evening from Milton, on business. He reports all the streams full to overflowing In that vicinity. Conductor J. B. Smith of tho O. K. & N, came over yesterday evening from La Grande, to make arrange ments to send his brother. Henry Smith, now at St. Anthony's hospi tal to their old home at Sedalla, Mo. Mr. Smith will leave Thursday. Miss LaRone Recovering. Mrs. Leonard Lallone. who Iihb been sick for tho past month and nt tho hospital part of tho time, has sufficiently recovered to bo ablo to roturn home. L. G. Apploton, a trusted hank clerk at Montroal, shot and killed himself as tho result of an examination of his accounts by tho bank officials. UNIVERSITY GLEE CLUB. Famous Chorus Will Sing In Pendle ton During April Next. J, O. VanWinkle, the manager of the Willamette University Glee Club, was in the city yesterday tho guest of Gerry KJmbrell. Mr. VanWinkle was here to arrange for a concert oj the glee club during the first week In April, and has placed the matter In the hands of Pendleton parties, who will look after it. The University club numbers 13 members and has made for Itself a good reputation In the valley towns. Mr. VanWinkle left this morning for La Grande, Ba ker City and Boise, whero the club will also appear. The last traces of bubonic plague are said to be eradicated from San tlago, Chile, WEINHARD'S BEER Creates good-will between buyer and seller Schilling's Best at your grocer's, and moncyback. HANNAN SHOES are on the way to" The Boston Store Shoes and Clothing Manufactured of the choicest material only Where the highest quality of beer Is desired, Weinhard's al ways fills the bill. It's pure and wholesome. More Weinhard's beer Is sold in Oregon than all other beers combined. Call for WEINHARD'S BEER Peter Mendernaoh Is distributor for Pendleton and It will Al ways be found on tap at Ills saloon. Full supply kept In cold storage. Good Tools, ILightef Labor YOU WILL HAVE GOOD TOOL8 IF YOU QET THEM OF U8. GARDEN TOOL8, CARPENTER TOOLS, BUILDING TOOLS, BUILDING HARDWARE. POULRTY NETTING, AND FIELD FENCING. GOODMAN THOMPSON HARDWARE CO. Successors to Thompson Hardware Co. WASHED jj CLEAN. AND ROILED opeSrly. OUfTMOTTO YOU KNOW WHAT YOU WANT in laundry work clothes washed clean, just enough bluing to remove the "yellow streak," just enough starch to give body and polish, just 1 ho right sort of ironing to make col lars, cuffs and shirts hold their own, Do you get it? If not, why not, when that is the sort of laundering done by us? Work called for and delivered, THE DOMESTIC STEAM LAUNDRY Is Yoar Roof Sick ? Has bad spells does it? Wo have had over twelve years ex perience curing roofs. Suppose you write us for particulars about ELATERITE ROOFING. It will go on over tin, corrugated Iron, shakes, shingles, or any other roof ing material. It makes the best ropf you over saw. It never wears out, Tbe Elaterite Roofing Co., 10 Worcester Block, Portland, Oregoa