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Midsummer Clearance Sale on all
WASH GOODS
tj cut must rapidly reduce this choice stock of wash goods t
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7 Styles
LAWN
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Buys Your Choice
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CHALLI
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HONE G0BNTY NEWS
WESTON PICKUPS.
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Dimity Supre-me:
News of the Town and Who Is Mak
ing It
Tho.Weeton Leader is authority for
the following which may be of inter
est to Bast Oregonian readers:
Mrs. Perham,' who has been visit
ing Mrs. L. S. Wood at Weston, re
turned to Pendleton Sunday.
Miss Edith Isaac, who has been the
guest of Miss Lulu Simpson, return
ed to Ftwllelcii. ?
Otis Mays. who. has been visiting
at '"the home of -Senator Proebstel in"
.this city, returned yesterday to Los-.
Everett Wishard has resigned his
position at Thoony s, to accept -Jt
placg" with Kerrv .Oifford & Co., haudl-
ing whoat. Willie Preston is occtF
tying the place vacated, by Mr. "Wishr
aru.
Brick is .being shipped, from the.
Weston yard for the new I. 0. 0.
ford about Shirt Waists. 49c buys a beauty, Worth -Up to $2.. X hospital at -Pendleton, the C. P. Strain
,brlck,at Milton, anda;new building at
Endlcott, Washington.
S. .A. Barnes and. ..family were
rusticating a few day's' last week on
the .North, Fork of the U.matilla. Froni
what 'Sini tells about it)-it will be use
less for antlers to follow Jn his foot
steps expecting -to eaten fish till the
river can be restocked.
J. M. Downs has already -sold about
$235 worth of strawberries from "his
patch on Weston mountain, which on
ly contains an acre and three-quar
ters and, the crop is not yet exhaust
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buys your choice3o styles
Moresque
lexanflef Dept. Store !
RELIABLE CLOTHIERS.
r CLEOPATRA
disolved a pearl and drank it in
order to show her luxuriance of taste
I'Our beer would gratify the most ex
quisite taste, being a pure product of. ed. object lessons like this ought tc
barley, malt and hops. Made under .afford sufficient proof that strawber-
most. favorable conditions, in accor- rles are a profitable crop on Weston
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dance with -the most approved meth- mountain
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possesses niKniy nucriuve qualities. Mnnt. . u,
A beerthat gives cheer and health and the town Is fun of iiarVe8t hands
either in search of work or purchas
ing supplies for the fields. A good
and the. social charm is
Schtdtg's Pilsener. Beer.
many of the men come, to town In the
evenings also, as Athena is now a
wide open, town, gambling games be
ing, in operation and the festive
sharper being always ready to fur
nish an evening's amusement for
those who may have "get-rlch-qulck"
aspirations and Incidentally to win
away from them whatever loose
change they may have about them.
Marshall Gholson had a busy time
Tuesday disposing of several head of
stock which had been placed in the
city pound and not redeemd by their
owners. The animals were auctioned
off and very fair prices were realized.
A number of, local Knights of Py
thias are arranging to tako advan
tage of the low rates offered by the
railways, and attend the biennial
meeting to be held at San Francisco,
August 11 and 12.
The recently purchased homo o
Mr, and Mrs. Fisher, which has been
undergoing extensive' repairs,, is now
almost ready for reoccupation.
A'thenaf now lays claim to having
the best band in Eastern Oregon.
The. boys are practicing regularly de
spite the hot weather, and recently
elected new officers under whose di
rection they are attaining even great
er proficiency than ever.
Hot weather and low excursion
rates have combined, to send many
of our people to the seaside, while
othersi are taking their summer va
cations in the mountains, at the va
rious springs and other cool and
breezy places.
Mrs. G. 9. Osborn rusticated at the
country home of Alex Kirk last week,
Mrs.. W. R. Taylor, with her mother
Mrs. L. M. Leeper, will summer at
Bingham springs, while the families
ofM. Woodward and E. H. Stone, ac
companied by the Misses Gertrude
Prescott .and .Carrie Stone have en
joyed themselves for several days at
the same-resort.
'Matt Johnson is now manager of
the Pacific Coast Elevator company's
warehouse at Havana and will look
after the storage of the grain har
vested in that vicinity.
Mrs. H. McArthur, of Porland, is
visiting with friends and relatives
here.
Miss Edna Rider, who had been
visiting at Walla Walla, returned
home last week.
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RUTCH-BOUND
The crutch is a poor substitute for leers, and afford a wsw'
inconvenient and tiresome mode of locomotion there is bo mot
pathetic sight than a person slowly and painfully moving along- tha
street supported by these artificial limbs.
When Rheumatism settles in the bones and inusclca of the lag;'
it is safe to predict that the victim will eventually become helpless
and crutch -bound. The corrosive, irritating matter that is deposited, .
in the joints and muscles causes the most intense pain, the knees
and ankles swell, and when, the natural. oils and Quids that lubricate',
these parts are completely destroyed the joints become locked and
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me inuscics urawn ana sua, arm cnuciics 11 necessity.
The acid poisons that produce rheumatic pains form in the blood, and are
distributed through the, system, and lodged in the anus, shoulders, hands,4
baclc and feet, or other parts of thT body resulting often in total disability
Aperninncnt cure of Rheumatism can be effected only by n complete cleans?
ing of the blood, and no other remedy so surely accomplishes this as S. S. 9$"
and. the gritty particles are washed out or dislodged - .a
by the new ricli blood, and relief comes to the
pain-racked Rufferer. Sj S; Si leaves ao morbid
irritating matter in the blood to. reunite and produce
another attack, but expels every atom of it from
the system. S. S. S. is a purely vegetable remedy, and docs not impair
the digestion or general health like alkali or potash remedies.
Write for onr special free book on Rheumatism, and if any medical
advice or other information is wanted, our physicians will gladly furniah
it without charge. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, SA,
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State Norma! School.
MAMMOUTH, OREGON.
Qrniluntos ot tho School ro In cotntnt
dcraknd at paHrlon tn'riRttifc from f40 to H0O
per month. Htudontt tnke the utate examine
tloni during their courno In tho ihool and'
aro prepared to receive Btutii Certification'
graduation. Expenses raiire from ll'JO to IIT
per year. Strong Normal coune and well,
equipped Training Department. The Fall
Term opens Beptcnibor 16th. For' catalogue
containing fall Information, add'OM
J. 11. J. I1UTLKH, K. D. RESSLKR,
Secretary Proildent.
I.A BIQ BUNCH OF BARGAINS
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I EXCURSION TRIPS AT
REMNANT PRICES.
-AT-
THE
Clothing CIcan-cp.
$10. oo
8.oo
6.oo
Men's Suits, worth 12,50, blue, pin stripe, sale price.
Men's Suits, worth $10 and tn, light check, sale price
Young men's Suits, worth S8. lieht color, sale price. . .
Young men's Suits, worth $8.75, black, sale price 6.50
loung men s suits, worth $6.50 and $9.75, sale price. . . 5.25
: ouiia, iwo-piece, special reduction 01 20 per cent,
on all grades.
BoVS' Knee Panfc frnnri Trpiiiirtft' ' " -
Men's Dress Pant's7'alLgrades, 10 per "cent off for"' this
saie.
80
Staple! . .
Calico, only 10 yds. to one person, per yd 3 c
pleached Muslin. 10 vds. to one oerson ner vd 1 r.
Wide Unbleached Sheeting, 8-4, peryd ;. . . 17 c
Wide Unblear.hftd Shftetinr. a-A. nerivd .. . m 'c'
ru rasn Toweling, 10 yds. to one person,, per -yd. . . .
liinread with other purchases, 10 spools for 25 c
Dress Goods.
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I A 15c Dimitiesand-)Batistes, special price . , 12c
Mercerized'Madras and 22c Lawns, special , 18c.
naeta Silks and Tayelte de Soie, worth 85c, special . . . . 69c
C3txw mam Ktimmit. nw
5yi; Straw Hats, all kinds, 20,rjer cent, off regular price
,.?ys Crash Hats reduced 20 ner cent for the .da v '
wll 5-raw ,Hat f bapes and sizes, $1 down to. ..... . 25c'
ui"-", "l wean mts.worth 50c, special. 3-50
straw Hats, worth 2;c. special; 20c
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IktaalgMtaraiB on every box of tho genuine
MiesMdr thai mnirnM lammo etast
If You Don't See What You Want,
Ask the O. R. & N. Ticket Agent
For It
The O, R. & N. Company, has a few
genuine bargains left. By this J.t
must not be understood that any rail
way or steamboat lines, are offering
ai v greauy jeaucea rates 10 mane
A vodm for new-ones." What the com
pany has to offer at this time is some
thing very attractive in the line of
Excursion rates and cheap railroad
fares to and from the Bast, or bar
gains for those in search of an out
ing trip. For instance there is
The Seaside Trip.
What is more" delightful during
this hot weather than a few days at
North Beach, far-famed as one of the
grandest stretches' of. beach that is
washed by the. waves of any ocean on
earth. Twenty-three miles long,
straight as an arrow,., smooth enough
for "a ball-room floorand so firm and
solid that a carriage scarcely leaves
-a .trace upon its clean, white sands
Its surf is the grand roll of the Pa
cific ocean and its surr-oathing un
surpasslble. Clams, crabs and fish
which are an expensive luxury here
in Pendleton, to be had there for the
delightful sport of patching them.
I- Round trip rate from Pendleton only
$10.00. TicKets good returning until
-If this trip, is not extensive enough
we can oner you sometning more
elaborate and in. an entirely different
line for more money. A trip to
Yellowstone National Park
Which includes railroad rides, stage
If rides,, visits to , Upper and Lower
,v.oy,ser Bas.ns, .y.eifqwstpne lake,
Grand Canyon. Nbrris Geyser Basin.
and board and lodging' beyond Moni-
da, Montana, at which point the
1,1 traveler, leaves the O. S. L. railroad.
I Wruir avnea cm rairlAn nnola rf
pointers as to wnat a trip co xeiiow-
1 1 stone Jational Park means. It Is
the nation's wonderland, one of the
niost delightful parts of the Ameri
can continent. The park embraces
an area of 3000 square miles average
elevation 8000 feet; encircled by
mountains ' The endless variety aHd
.'stupendous grandeur of the features
j ejmuruced in this .tract of country,
prevents any attempt at description.
Round ..trip, CO-daft tickets, $170,00.
uoming aown again to something
within the reach of all and at the
samet ime affording -pleasure and
physical benefit, attention is called
.to.
Bingham Warm Springs.
The principal charm of this well-
U known Bummer resort is the.-warm
springs .of mineral water and the
bathing pools. Beside this, hunting,
and fishing in the vicinity is always
good during ..e(tseasan,, (lTIckets are
soia to tne springs ana return, gooa
GO days, at $1.75. Two-day tickets,
including three meals at the hotel
and a bath in the springs, $2.76.
The waters of these springs are
beneficial in many forms of nervous
diseases, stomach and liver troubles,
and the milder types of gout, rheu
matism and kidney diseasss.
Another pleasure and health resort
that is becoming popular all over Or
egon is
Hot Lake.
This lake was for untold ages
known as the "Big Medicine," the
cure-all ,of the Indians. Its miracles
of healing would fill a volume. The
flow of this lake, which is round as
a dollar with n area ,of eight acres;
is 100,0'Op gallons an hour, or 2,600,
000 a day! The temperature where
the water, epouts from the earth is
190 degrees. A good hotel has re
cently been built at the lake and
quite a little village of cottages has
sprung up-around It. Round, trip, 30
day tickets, $3.30.
In the heart- of the BIijo Mountains,
50 mileB east of Pendleton, is an
other ideal outing, place.
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Meacham.
Long noted for the excellence of
Us Log Cabin restaurant. Clear
mountain streams; 'rippje andtumble
in every direction, all alive with
sjpeckled mountain ftroutv. Wild rasr.
berries and huckleberries are abun
dant in the woods. The air is crisp
and deliciously cool and every acre
affords a lovely camping place. Reg
ular Sunday, one-day excursion rate,
$1.00.
Miscellaneous Bargains.
The company is offering at low
figures round trip tickets to Cripple
Creek, Colorado, 8aH Jtake,,,Cq!pradQ
Springs and Ban jfranciscoH and will
soon be ready to sell tickets from
eastern Doints to Pendleton Watfout
oneuiait Jrev fsw opariuniyvwwiii
last, but a short' time and .it' wpuid be
wise to call at the O. R. &. N. ticket
office now and find out aliTabdut it.
MAMA and PAPA
You should just ca 1 and see the
Dandy Up-to-Date
GO-CARTS
That are being shown,
at Basler's Bargain House.
More new Ideas and greater
variety than ever shown In
the city before.
BLANKETS and
COMFORTERS
No Line in Pendleton so Large
and varied as ours.
JOS. BASLER'S
Bargain Hoase
BUY YOUR
LUMBER
AT THE -
Oregon Lumber Yard
Alta St., opp. Court House.
Preparing for a Vacation
a man wants his shirts to look their
best and have them In perfect order.
To be sure of this send them to an up-;
to-late laundry, where your- linen atd,
colored shirts, your collars and cuflfe)
are handled with the pare and done np
with the beauty of color and finish that
the Domestic laundry Is famous for.
THE DOMESTIC LAUNDRY
J, F. Robinson, Prop. Pendleton.
PRICBft A5 LOW AS THE LOWEST
smut-ism i
mm
MM
Boalc tbe bands thoroughly, on retiring, in
hot lather or Cuticdbjl Boaf, tho most
eftectWe skin purifying oap, as well as purest
and sweetest for itollet, bath, and nursery.
Pry, anoint freely with Cotiootu Ointment,
the great akin cure and pureat of emollients.
Wear old cloves during night. For sore hands,
itching, Burning palms' and painful finger
ends, this one tiiffftt treatment Is wonderful.
Sold throunhootlhi world. l'oTtp.i)ipC.Cor,
Per All Klads tf-Bulldlaf Material,
Including
Doors)
Windows
Screen Doors
and Windows)
Building Paper
Lime
Cement
Brick
and Sand
Ana Don't Frfk Our Wms dutUrs
For Saras and DwaHJags
iisswssif m fin f
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Save the Pieces
and bripg them to ut. No break is so bad
what we can repair lt. 'We draw Hie lins Milft
at .kindling wood. But It lowstlmui happens the
cost of repairing a carriage would beTas great
as the price of a new one, In wliioh eats ws say
ikly,
so Irani
See Us About Gasoline Engine!
niaqlr stoTriana
wts 8t, .near Msb, Pssrflttsa,
WE ARE THE PEOPLE
and the only people in tbe naddUry
iiUblneas thai carry a complete stock of
Harneeu
PadH,
Wagon (yovean and Canvaw
JOSEPH ELL,
Loading HarrtM anal SaskNar
SMOKERS'
Supplies
I CIGARS, tthe best Brandt
TOBACCO fl neBt for i
smoking and chewing
PIPES -to puit fill,
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4KND YOTJB ADDRESS TO
the Paclflo Newaaaasr Union.
Mt7 Markat St, San Pranclaea, aatf
secure lre, a beautiful Nickel Sat
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readers ef V napar lor eaijr rivm
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