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t t t BffiflKr uonmig Hot weather, is on and we faro clothing to make yoa r4c.T jkdtetoim M,$S.25,$.50 $2.00 to $3.00 t $4, $5, $6 to $7 t Coals and! Pants ? $5, $6, $7 to $10 Baer fr Daley Fornishers and Hatters GENERAL NEWS. Miss Ella C. Hoosovelt. a cousin of President Roosevelt, has beon op erated upon for appendicitis. The killing of 60 Bulgarians by TurkB soldiers and privateering Musselmen is reported from Yenlf. Wnm ll II Tl .1 t-fill nnnnlo TV O f l't f 1 m W TIC 1 1 at AzoIT, Russia, by the collapse of a steamer gangway loaded with ex cursionists. All the members of the Russian court profess and express great hor ror over the assassination of King Alexander nnd Queen Draga. The Union Pacific blacksmiths at Cheyenne, have returned to work, after being on strike. They return on a compromise ngreement. Louts Bolln, aged 00, was killed by his step-daughter, who split ills head with an axe while he was whipping his step-son, the girl's brother. Nicaragua and Costa Rica are at loggerheads and may light. Nica ragua accuses Costa Rica of aiding and, abetting the recent rebellion in that country. The four powder manufacturing concerns in California have been ab sorbed by the Dupont trust, recently organized in New Jersey with n cap ital of $50,000,000. The jar and shock of an explosion of dynamite In New York caused a barber to give a wild jerk to his right hand and lay open a customer s face for three inches. Earthquake shocks, terrifying on account of their frequency, rather than because of their violence, con tinue all along the Acapulcan coast of Mexico and far out at sea. A man whoso name iias not been learned, rode for flvo miles ahead of the flood caused by a cloudburst in Arizona, giving warning to the deni zens of the valley. Ho saved huno reds of lives. NORTHWEST NEWS. Sidney B. Hoengass, an insurance agont, is in jail at Salem for uttering a false check. Hermann Schwarzbach, of Olym pia, has mysteriously disappeared and foul play is suspected. One crop of now hops, conslsung ot 8,000 pounds, wns contracted nt North Yakima Friday, at 1G cents. William R. Vice, the defaulting passenger agent of the Union Pacific, at San Francisco, has been located In 'Mexico. James G, Dardeu, formerly of Port land, is under arrest at Dallas, Tex as, for embezzling funds belonging to an estate. The Oregon State Fair board is trying to arrange to liave Crcsceus, the world famous trotting stallion, oxhiblted at the coming stnto fair. A now theater with a seating ca pacity of 4.000, will bq, built by the Northwestern Association in Seattle this season. It will be called the Em pire Gardens. Donald McLellan, aged 70, of Tn coma, was struck by a Northern Pa cific coal train at Carbonado, Friday. He died of his injuries two hours after the accident. . Trouble between squatters and the .Warner Valley Stock Company, In Lake county. Is reported. The squat ters rofuso to vacate and several of mis ant ras tnolr houses havo bean burned. British Columbia refuses to admit Japanese from the United States on n new educational standard fixed by 'tho board of immigration, and the .authorities are In a quandary as to what to do with a boatload now an chored ut Seattle. ' corvmoMTi us,, tT "4 HOTEL ARRIVALS. JHotel Pendleton. E. E. Wills, New York. S. W. Mink, Portland. F. E. Green, San Francisco. T. C. Holland, Portland. H. B. Catton, Walla Wnlln. T. E. Wallace, Portland. W. A. Dupee, Boston. H. L. Slsler, Portland. R. W. Hennemnn, San Francisco. C. M. Smith, Portland. C. G. Hanson, Portland. Georgo E. Waite. San Francisco. S. F. Frankenstein. Boston. F. C. Kelly, San Francisco. G. Abbott, city. C. C. Gilbert, New York. A. H. Caston, Spokane. A. H. Hazen, Lewlston, W. I, Rainwater, Spokane. R. B. May, Portland. Max Slayer, San Francisco. Max Mayer. San Francisco, George H. Boyd, Now lork. J. 1j. Dehuff, Spokane. T. A. Barchert, San Francisco. T. B. Morgan and wlfo, San Fran cisco. .Manuel A. Wann, Mexico. Golden Rule Hotel. R. I,. Parker, Portland. J. DeYoung, Orange City. M. F. Macom, Grand Rapids. T. W. Lusk, La Grande. E. Johnson, North field A. W. Scott, Seattle. Grace Ray, Weston. Mrs. Allen Meacham. George Hawloy, Meacham. W. F. Courtney, Walla Walla. AV. A. Mikesoll, Hume. William Smool, Wapella. J. R. Kembalt, Alton. E. M. Tracy, Alton. J. B. Penny, Spokane. L. Cunningham. Portland. S. S. Gill. Spokane. G. W. Williams, Hay. A. J. Hall, Spokane. J. Wagoner, Portland. A. Tukl, Portland. Wllllnm Holdman, Adams. Doug Bolts. Pilot Rock. Joe Connolly, city. W. L. Knight, Helix. Myrtle Scott, La Grande. O. C. Wright. Sumpter. G. H. Wheeler, Now York. G. B. Parker, Farmlngton. J. H. Barker, St. Paul. J. W. Mnsser, Chicago. Mrs. J. M. Turner, cnlcago. YOU CAN SAVE MONEY ily taking ndvnntnge of tho cheap rates East offered by "THE NORTHWESTERN LINE," Chicago and return $G6.50 St. Paul & Minneapolis and return B5.00 Tickets good 90 days. Stop-ovors allowed. Dates of salo: Juno A, D, 24, 25, 20, 27. 28. 29, 30; July 1C, 10 nnd August 25, 20. Full Information by addressing H. L. SISLER, General Agent. 132 Third street, Portland, Ore. Mokl Tea positively cures Sick Headache, Indigestion and Constipa tion. A delightful herb drink. Re moves all eruptions of tljq, skin, pro ducing a perfect complexion ,or money refunded. 20c and 50c. Write to us for freo sample W. H. Hooker & Co., Buffalo, N. Y. F. W. Schmidt & Co., druggists. Lieutenant-Colonel John E. Groor, ordnance department, has been or dered to inspuct the flold matorial and armament nt Vancouver Bar racks nnd Forts Walla Walla, Co lumbia, Casey, ,Flaglor. Worden nnd Stovons, in Oregon .and Washington. ATHENAANDWESTflN HEAVY RAIN LODGED SOME BARLEY BUT DID MUCH GOOD. Everybody Is Having a Fine Time at the Pioneers' Picnic Mrs. John Smith Is Reported to Be Quite III M. L. Peterson of Warren Has Been on the Coast Fifty-Eight Years. Athena. Juno 13. Tho Weston Pioneer picnic Is progressing nicely. The heavy rain ycBtorday mado n slight conruslon, but it mado thous ands of dollars nnd smiling faces for fnrmers. Tho baseball game wns reported to havo been cut short by tho rain and some fine barley fell down nnd a few people got soaked. Scott Bnnnlster won the bicyclo race nt Weston yesterday. Rev. R. M. Marvin delivered a fine address on "Pioneershlp" yesterday. People are still gathering and Sat urday is expected to bo a grand day. Mrs. John Smith Is reported as quite 111 at her home. One of the Very First. M. L. Peterson, of Warren, claims to he one of the earliest pioneers at tending the picnic, having come West In 18-15. Your representative was In tho rainstorm yesterday, being accom panied by four young ladles, nnd all were thoroughly drenched nnd had to backtrack until the storm ceased. The wheat was beglnlng to burn before the rain, ami It came as n blessing as It wns badly needed. Mrs. Paulino Peterson, of Pendle ton was visiting in Athena last week. Mrs. P. G. McBrnom, of Pendleton who has beon attending tho picnic. Is reported to be quite 111 at present. Vacation Dreams. Away up In the heights of the Blue mountains, far from tho heat, dust and nolso of the city, Lehman Springs Is a most charming place to spend a short or extended vacation. Its numerous hot springs are n pos itive cure for all forms of rheuma tism, stomach, blood and nervous tils orders. Every convenience Ib nt hand a large, comodious hotel under able management, lots of pretty lit tie cottages, ample frco camping ground, abundanco of shade, swim ming pool, golf links, shooting gnl lerg, line hunting, lots of fish. For rates and particulars, address C, R, Dutton, I.ehmnn Springs, Or. A WATER WAR. Gardeners and Frultraisers Appor tion Days to Exclusive Use. Wnlla AVulln, June 12. At a meot nlg held at College Place last night, attended by County Attorney Lester S. Wilson and County Fruit lnsK!ctor Frank B. Morse, from Walla Walla, an agreement regarding tho use of water from Garrison Creek for Irri gation purposes wns arrived at. It was agreed that tho gardeners above Collego Place should have the exclu sive use of the water for live days of the week, and that the people of Col lege Place havo tho exclusive use of tho water for the other two days of tho week. How's This? We offer One Hundred Dollars reward for nny case of catarrh that can not be cured by Halt's Catarrh Cure. V. J. CHUNKY i CO., Toledo, O. Wc, the undersigned, have known r. J. Cheney for the last IT, years, and believe him perfectly honorable In all business transactions and financially nble to carry out any obligations made by their Arm. WKST Ic TltUAX, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. WAI.DING, KIN.VAX & MARVIN, Whole sale Druggists, Toledo, O. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally, acting directly upon tho blood and raucous surfaces ot the systepi. Testimonials Bent free. Price 75c per bottle. Hold by nil druggists. Hull's Family Pills are the best. Tho report that Chris Benson, tho Olympla murderer, is insane. Is sold to ho false, as ho Is enjoying good health. Capacity for business receives its speediest reward in the selling department. If you think you have the ability to sell a Five Per Cent. Twenty-Year Gold Bond on the instalment plan write me stating your age, present occupation, and give me bank or other good references. All letters. treated u strictly GEORGE T. DEXTER, 8uprinttntUnt of Domestic AgtndM, Th Mutual Lift Iniurano Company of Naw York, 32 N.M.u 8lraat, Now York, N. Y. Richard A. McCurdy, president. Alma D. Kntz, manager, Boise, Idaho. Frank L. Hammond, District Manager, Pendleton, Oregon, , HELIX HAPPENINGS ONE DWELLING BURNED; ANOTHER PARTIALLY SO, Serious Case of Illness Followed by a Speedy Recovery Helix People Attended Graduating Exercises of Whitman College Fire Originates From Line of Clothes Sagging Onto a Hot Stove. Helix hnpponings Helix. June 11. Mrs. Dr. Grlswold nnd son, or Wnllula are visiting rela tives In this city. Miss Edyth Isaac, of Petulloton, Is spending n few days in Helix with her parents. Mrs. Ilnyse and son, Leo, went to Weston on a few days' visit with her sister, Mrs. O. M. Richmond. Mrs. Mne Soiies, who wns taken seriously 111 Tuesday evening. Is rap idly recovering. Mrs Frnnk Richmond and child ren nre visiting at Milton this week with her parents, Mr. nnd Mrs Stew art. Mr. Modoiin Is in Helix ng.tln aflcr an absunce of n few weeks. Mrs. John Mcltne, ot Cold Springs, has been visiting with Mrs. John Me Eachern, of this place. James Hill returned from Wnlla Walla last evening where he went to attend tho graduating exercises of Whitman College last week. Mrs. Frank King and family, Mrs. Decker and daughter, Ada, Miss Myrtle Myrick and Mr. and Mrs. IIu son left yesterday for Athena to be In attendance nt the Pioneer Picnic. The dwelling house of H. C. Ken dall was damaged by fire to tho ex tent of $50. The fire started by a line of clothes falling on the stove. Frank Brotherton's house nt Vnn sycle wns completely destroyed by fire. It was a total loss nothing be ing saved but tho piano. Ladles' halt soles 40c. Teutsch. For really fine, choice Steaks-C hops- C utlets Roasts of Beef, Mot ton and Veal drop in to our shop or phone :illi K. Court Phone lied 211 ACKER'S DYSPEPSIA TABLETS cure dyspepsia and all disorders aris ing from Indigestion. Endorsed by physicians everywhere. Sold by all druggists. No cure, no pay. 25 cents. Trial package free by writing to W. H. Hooker & Co., Buffnlo, N. Y, F. W. Schmidt & Co. -.- it i . r l I III I I I I TTTTTTTTTTTTTrTT Five Porcelain Tubs f & Are now to lie fnimd nt $ j. Privett's Barber Shop and T Bath Rooms. We also have j five hydraulic chairs. Every- 1 thing is neat and clean. We T employ none but first-class t workmen. Our equipment is J. not excelled in Eastern Ore. $ Privett's Barber Shop t J 723 Main 8treet n I tTTTTTTTTWTTTTTTTTtTT TRANSFER TRUCKING STORAGE CROWNERBROS; Telephone Main 4 SYRUPS Monopole, Rock Catidy, Red Star and White Rose in half gallons, gallons, jackets and pails. HOT HOUSE VEGETABLES Lettuce Radishes Onions Celery THE Standard Grocery Court Street Low Sellers of Groceries "Jost Try a Parrot Cigar" 5 cents The Parrot Cigar is a superior 5 cent cigar. They might have made other brands as good, but tnoy am nt E At Yoor Dealer's For Comfort unci Kt.vle til carriages, pleasure vehicles hu1 IjUkIiicsh w (icons one tnav iro u creat deal further, fare a Kraat (leal worte, if Ins oerlooiH our u'tubllth went, f-r here are to be found thu best makes in Ute market w invite insittctiou, criticism If neetl be, trial purchase, Only dunt puss us bv without a look In at our Winona wukoiih They run easy, ear y 1 3 more than any other muite aim ax uurmoie. no nave Duties irom $10 up. Get your tires set on uur hydraulic ma eliiiiH No burniiiB or defaeinir vour wheels. Tnl luHohine was installed in our plant nt a great cost and Is the only ouo on the radii o coast. It dots the best of work aud has been adorned by the the I S. government, (live us a call . NKAGLK BROTWKRS lorer's OaioUne Knglues bargains in Real Estate I have a larcor and better list of Farms, Stock llancheB and City Property to sell than ever before. Also a bic lot of land in the coming wheat section of Eastern Washington. N. Berkeley OUR SODA FOUNTAIN Is now doing a rushing busi ness In Wholesome Cold Drinks And they are delicious. Per haps you've had the word "de licious" spoiled for you some where, by a bad glass of Soda. Then be aure and come here at once and recover the relish of It. Come and learn where the Good Soda, the Best Soda ever served, Is to be had this season. F. W. Schmidt's The Reliable Druggist I'lmtoflicc lllock. I'hone Main 851 The Colombia Lodging Hoese Newly Piirnished. Bar ln connecii Bet. Mta&Wti,!, In Comer ot Block. F. X. Schempp Proprietor LOSSES ALWAYS MET PROMPTLY By the Fire Insurance Com panics we represent. Ot, companies stand first in tk. Hartford Fire Insurance Co JuS Alliance Assurance Co . VSK Loudon A Lancashire Fire Insurance Co tin,, North British & Mercantile ' ' Royal Insurance Co. ., ' "' ajsijj FRANK B. AGENT 800 MAIN STREET St. GEORGE Restaurant Tttl.t.m. T..rn..lTT Ann H-.t. 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