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Boys Wash Suits 1 New shipment Jast in, new patterns 50c, 75c, $1.00 and $1.25 Straw tats 10c, 25c, 50c, $1 to $2.50 I Smmmer Omidlerwesir I 25c, 50c, 75c and $1.00 per garment We also have e Belfast Mesh Lliei Uiderwear I Summer Neckwear E felts and Siispeiiflere I BAER & DALEY t One Price Clothiers, Furnishers and Ha ters I GENERAL NEWS. The April onrtliquaku In Van, Asi atic Turlii'y, Wiled 785 people. There wure u.'-34 miles of railway built in the United States last year. A California yearling colt sold a few days ago at Slieepshead Hay for ?1G,000. The coffin makers' strike In New York Is so persistent that the supply of caskets Is running short. An uprising threatens In Columbia to be inaugurated by the advocates of the canal treaty ratification. Three million dollars Is on hand which will be expended by the Uni versity of Chicago for now buildings. It has been estimated that the weather bureau warnings effected a saving of $4,'0u0,00i) woriu of perisha ble freight In the February cold wave. The miners of Southern Carbon county, Wyoming, have served notice on sheepmen to keep their sheep out of that district. Serious trouble is believed to lie pending. The Minnesota law for tho preser vation of forests Is attracting much attention In all the timbered states. It is said to he the best enactment of that character in the United States. Itov. H. C. Kays, a superanuated Jlethodlst minister, has died from ex posure during tho Topeka flood. With bis wife and 17 other people, he was marooned four days in a nouse wun out food. j Chauncoy Dewey, a nephew of Ad-1 mlral Dewey, and two cowboys, havo been bound over In Cheyenne county, Kansas, to stand trial for the alleged j murder of two men named Berry and , attempted murder of two other men. j By forgetting some technicality, . ItiiBsell Sage will this year have to pay taxes on an assessment of per sonal property amounting to $2,000, 000. Hitherto his assessment has 1 heon for years on a valuation of $600,- J U1IU. American consuls at Chinese ports are accused of "letting down the bars" to hordes of common coolies to come to Amorlca, by Issuing to them "merchants' certificates" which is equivalent to a clear title of entry at any American port. NORTHWEST NEWS. mi,. niiv ,.f Unnniilm Wash., 'will build a $15,(1110 city hall this season. J Despite tho cold spring, a large! fruit crop will be harvested in South-, em Oregon. The Columbia river Ib still rising slowly, but It is thought tho highest point has been reached. A. J. Hobbs, of Now Mexico, has succeeded G. W. Patterson as Inspec tor of the Oregon City ianu omce. Herman Schwarzbach, the Olympia baker who mysteriously disappeared last week, has been located In Nome. Tho speclnt train bearing tho Geor gia Editorial Association will arrive In Portland on June 21, and remain In the city 24 hours, Tho rural delivery mall carriers of Salem are dissatisfied with tneir wages and aro going to organize a union and lix a scale, Shearing at North Yakima Is now over and tho wool clip at that point ,.,,,,! In nhnilt 700.000 IlOUIldS. most of which has been sold at 11 to 12 centB. Itov. J. E, Snyder, of Hrowimvlllo, Is dangerously 111 at his home, as a result of overheating In a foot race which he ran at a pioneer picnic last wook, Chief of Police Stone, of Dillon, Mont., shot and killed Dan McClosky, a Iiodo, Thursday, who, with flvo pals, was resisting arrest and fired on the officer Jomes Flynn, of Astoria, has sued thoAatorla ,& .uoiumma mver ,mu- , flnnrt romDany jfor, S40 000 damages Canvass shoes 00c, 65c, 90c, $1 to $1.50 3 HOTEL ARRIVALS. Hotel Pendleton. Frank Camp, Portland. O. T. Walker and wife, Macon. K. H. Burke, Portland. Sam B. Haber, San Francisco. It. D. Fulton. Portland. James F. Salter, Boston. A. Metzner and friend. Pensarola. Fred S. Ilocers. Portland. Fred Shields, Philadelphia. E. Ulner, wow vont. S. AlcOrath, Portland. V. Kane. Philadelphia. A. Shoemaker, Philadelphia. H. Woodruff, San Francisco. A. Cooke, San Francisco. Claybugh. Chicago. Ilorty, St. Paul. M. Ward and wife. Portland. P. Brandos, Portland. K. Burnett. Chicago, H. Morritt, Seattle. D. Chamberlain, city. Bell, Spokane. H. W. Connow, Spokane. A. E. King, Antelope. A. Nylander. Portland. Oeorge H. Sutherland, Walla Walla Charles H. Oreon. city. C. II. Neider, Salt Uike. C. A. Gatcholl, Spokane. Golden Rule Hotel. J. Devfoy, Helix. Mrs. J. C. Beach, Hunts. M. E. Ketchum. Uklah. 1 0. Bourn, Walla Walla. A. U. Paris. Council Bluffs. Hussey, Walla Walla. Harrison, Echo. C. Ives. city. 1.. S. W. S. Sterling. Portland. F. J. Ilerg. Walla Walla. W J. Moore. Spokane. J, B. Penny, Spokane. A. J. Hall, Spoknne. G. A. Nichols. Union. J, F. Weaver, Union. U U. Williams, city. G. W. Bradley. Athena. .1. H. M. Kemp, Athena. Van Buren, Walla Walla. A Tnvlor Walla Walla. C. Oeorgo Stovall, Walla Walla. Jack Ellis, Athena. Mrs. C. Baird, Boise. Pearl Holleck, Monument. Emma Holleck, Monument. U. T. Black and wife, Welser. Little Cummings, city. Henry Thomas, city. T. Warren. Weston. Henry- Tlpler, city. N. E. Dodd, Nashlna. J. W. Burgess, Indianapolis. William Craig, Baltimore. Startllnn Evidence, rrettlt testlmonv m creat nuautlty Is constantly coming In, declaring Dr. Kinc's Now Discovery for Con sumption. Coughs and Colds, to bo unequaled. A recent expression from T. J. McFarland. Bentorvlllo, Va., serves as e.xamplo. He writes: "I had bronchitis for three years and doc tored all the time without being benefited. Then I began taking Dr. King's New Discovery, and a few bot tles wholly cured me." Equally ef fective In curing all lung and throat troubles, consumption, pneumonia and grip. Guaranteed by Tallninn & Co., druggists. Trial bottles free. regular alze, GOc and $1. Notice to Contractors. Sealed proposals will bo received i , tha nfflpn nf T T,1 Tfnwnnl nrphl. tect, until three o'clock p. m., Juno Mh. 1!10S fnr tho biilhllnc of a third ulniv tn tttr. TTiilnl fit flpririvo nfipnrH. ing to plans tor me same uy i. r. Howard, arcnitect. Tho right Is reserved to reject any and all bids for the work. June 10th, 1903. OIaIs Unarfarhii cthantlltAlu anH nnr manently cured by using Mokl Tea. A pleasant herb drink, cures uonsti patlon and Indigestion, makes you am fllnon nt1r nml lifitinv Hnflafor. tlon guaranteed or money hack, 26 ' ; ; er & Co., Buffalo, N. Y for a free , "V""' DAILY EAST OREGONIAN NEWS OF ATHENA j SEVERAL CASES OF ILLNESS IN THAT NEIGHBORHOOD. Crops In Cold Springs Canyon Look ing Better Than Last Year can fornlan Has Returned Home Have Returned From Their Honeymoon James Bodlfield Has Sold Out. . Atimnn .lnno If,. Herbert, son of ii, o,i xtr va Wmiasse. Is danger ously 111 at his homo from the effect of taking cold with scarlot fever. He Is now under the caro oi ur. owe m Pendleton and a trained liurw n r itnddv Is still Improving from n severe attack of sickness. rianrtrn lu .l.vear-old son of Ben Banister.' has broken out with scarlet fever. He Is getting along nicely bo far. . , M.w.i.. win T.lminllHn 1 1 ml the most severe attack of St. Vitus dance he imu ovnr bad last Saturday, but tno old gentleman Is much hotter .today. John T. Ogle uas roiurueu iuhii from a visit with his parents. Prank Sherman, of Pendleton, was a visitor at Athena Sunday." Ho re ports the crops as looking as wen, n nnt Letter than they did this time last year In Cold Spring canyon. The parents or Mrs. i.enrn, wne m Dr Learn, aro visiting her nt present. Mrs. W. H. Hawes Is visiting friends In the ctly. W. R. Tnvlor and family accompa nied by his nephew, Slelton Taylor, returned home last week from John Day, whore they wore looking after their stock. Mrs Ilobert Coppic's undo from Knnsn's is visiting them nt tholr home nenr Athena. Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Slmonton is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Ogle. Mra .TphhIi! inBrldo nnd nelce. Mis8 Edythe Mcllrlde, are going to Waits lmrg to visit friends nnd relatives this wee... Mr nml Mrs s. f! Kileore. after a two weeks' honeymoon, have gone to housekeeping tn Atnena nnu aro reaiiy to receive tholr friends who may call on them. .lnmoK Hndinelil has sold h s ranch on Weston mountain ntyl Intends to make Athena his irome m inevanure. Fay I.oGrow's rather, irom wmin Walla, Is visiting him this week. Air nml Sirs Snniuel floohr have returned home from Bluglinm Springs. Mrs. J. I). Hnwes entertained a number of friends at her home last Thursday. Hon. T. J. Kirk, of this city, is a visitor to the Masonic lodge at Port- laud. A R n Scott, nt Clovls. Cnl.. who lms henn vtaltlni? ills brothers. W. H. H. Scott and J. H. Scott, of this city, lias returned lionic. Gone to Help Heppner. Mavor Tnvlor Messrs. Johnson. Hamp Boohr. Mr. nnd Mrs. Joe Ban Istef and several others of Athena have gone to Heppner to aid those in distress. Steadily Improving -In Health, flranilmn Oarkinc is slowly hilt gradually Improving after a long Ill ness. KAMELA NEWS NOTES. Items of Interest From the Summit of the Blue Mountains. Knnieln .Iniin I'l.Oim belnor has been taken off tho mountain, leaving but three to handle the tratllc over the mountain. Oeorne Elmer, night operator at Pleasant Valley. Is expected to re Hove Air. Brockway. who has been npnnl hero fnr rwn months. Fishing Is now at the best stage on Aleacbam creek. J. B. Wilson, R. B. Cummins, (1. W. Allen nml Airs Rwrnmnr nrfi all cot- ting out wood as fast as cars can lie procured. Al Ruuke will start to Hood River Saturday on a visit to his rarm near thnt nlnrp A large cinnamon bear was seen Thursday about a half mile from town and all tho local hunters are on the trail. May Swart, of Gibbon, rfslted friends hero Wednesday. Work on the Undorwood typewriter Hiauiis up oeioro you an me lime. John S. Kees. agent. SYRUPS Monopole, Rock Candy, Red Star and White Rose in half gallons, gallons, jackets and pails. HOT HOUSE VEGETABLES Lettuce Radishes Onions Celery THE Standard Grocery Coort Street : Lo w Sellers ,of Groceries M ""BGON. FRIDAY, JUNE 19, 1903, HELIX HAPPENINGS PARTY OF HELIX MEN LEAVE FOR SOUTHERN OREGON. Mrs. Charles Stanton on the Sick List Number of People. Left at Once for Heppner Following the Flood Weather Very Favorable to Spring Sown Grain. Helix, Jnue lfi.-Mrs. E. A. Mann and Mrs. Minnie Rose, of Pendleton, are visiting at tho Scott homo for n Ernest3" Koopko and wife, of EHe'is burg. Wash., aro visiting relatives and friends in Helix and Cold Spring. Mrs. Ralph Stanfleld and Uttlo son, or Echo, are visiting at tho home of Mrs. Stanflold's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J MrsHlRlchmond nnd her daughter, Mrs Clara Price, of Weston, drove over to Helix this morning. Mrs. Mury Montgomery and Mis. Alex Montgomery returned from Con noil Friday, where they have beon visiting the formor's daughters, Mrs. William Albco and Sarah Montgomery. Elliott Richardson has roturned to Helix after an absence of a few weeks. Airs. 1.. E. Rhenn left for Wnl lula on a visit to her brother Mr. Mc Nott, who Is very Blck. Mrs. Charles Stanton 1b reported on tho sick list. Miss Myrtlo Hill returned from nr..n u'ni 1 1, hint Saturday evening. Mrs Cockorline, John Scott, Zeph Lockwood, lort for Southern Oregon last Saturday. When the news reached Helix of tho terrible disaster at Heppner, tho following people left Immediately for that place: Alex .Montgomery, uim. Alspach, Bird Itieiiarus, uuw nuwom, i.vm.m firlswold. I). B. Richardson, Clint Kern nnd Charles Albeo. The late rains nnd cloudy weather will be a great benefit to the spring sown grain in this locality. Stock Cattle for Sale. Tlnvn fnr nnln !0 bead of cows. 25 l calves by side; 10 2-ycar-old heifers, and 15 yearling holforB. ELMER SPIK.K, 1SCI10, ure. DO YOTJ GET UP WITH A. J.,AJM.i JJA-JV r a v A WT-. T- A ATT O Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable. Aiimmi i.vnrvboilv win, reads the news papers is sure to know of the wonderful cures inauu iy ui. Kilmer's Swamp Root, the great kicl- l ney, liver aim muu- p- H is the ercat med ical triumih of the nineteenth century ; .i:...i.,...-..l ,i fti.r vi;irfi , ......v...v.. v....... J- of bcientilic rcsearcn by Dr. Kilmer, the i-miiient kidnev and bladder specialist, and is wonderfully successful in promptly curing lame back, uric acid, catarrh of the bladder and Ilright's Disease, which is the worst form of kidney trouble. Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root is not rec ommended for everything but if you have kidnev, liver or bladder trouble it will be found' just the remedy you need. It has been tested in so many ways, in hospital ..,.,1. n..,t iii tirivate nractice. anil has proved so successful in every case that a special arrangement has been made by wlllcli nil reaaers n uu not already trieil it, may have a sanile bottle sent tree ly man, aisuu iiuuk ren in more about Swamp-Uool.aml how to findoutifyouhavekiduey or bladder trou i,i mm.uii uritimr iiieution readiui! this generous offer in this paper undseud your address to Dr. Kilmer & Co., Hiughamtou, K. Y. The regular fiftv.cput and one- dollar size iKrttles are o-unp-uoov. sold by all good druggists. Don't make any mistake, but remeinler the name, Swamp-Root, Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and the address, Hiughamtou, N. Y., on every noiue. These Hot Days Our meats ure all kept on ice Nothing old or tainted in this shop, and when you get your order it will be nice and fresh right from the ice box. MIESCKE am K. Court Phone lied 211 Insurance in force $13,450,960.00 ,mr if ji SS.-V M. H. BI0E, Freewater Agent for Umatilla County, J.P. W.ikar, City Agent for I'endleton I I 1.. Ht...ii.u ir.il.l.'lorf Mini lillHlnitHII 111 i-uriiUK--n ii;-.uiw ....v.v. - wngona one may go n great deal further, tare -a tfruai nctti wiirsu, 11 iiu tivunuuiiB uur u.mu,.-..-mcat, f.ir lioraare tn be found tlio hcit molten In the market Wo invito lniertlon, criticism ... 1 1... .l.,1 ...n,nua II. ilv ilnnt rmSlM II I1CUU UV lll liulbiiUM, V . - 1 by without a look in Kt our Winona wagon 'liicy run easy, rury -j, iuuio mmi nuj .....v. make and as durable. We have bugKlrs from JIO up. (let your tires set on our hyilraulle ma chlim Noburulnir or defacing Jnur whei-ls. 'rhlsmuchlno was installed in our plant at a Brent coit and 1 tho only one 011 tho racinc coast. 11 uotH ine iwbuji wuimiuu adopted by tho tho U S. Rovernment. Olve us a call. NEAGLE BROTHERS Hlnrer's Gasoline Engines Bargains in Real Estate T havo a lareer and better list of Farms. Stock Ranches and City Property to sell titan evor belore. Also a uig lot of land in the coming wheat section of Eastern Washington. N. Berkeley Cameras Photo Supplies If you are thinking about buying a Camera don't make the mistake of buying one be fore you have gotten our price. We handle the best makes of Cameras and can certainly make It to your advantage to trade here. Fresh Films and Plates No bad ones here. If you want the beat success In your picture taking, you want the best Plates. You get them here. F. W. Schmidt's The Reliable Drnggist Phone Ml' Postoflice Block. The Coltfajx Lodging! Ncwly F?toi4; Bet'AlU4Webb' 'n Unlet o; P'optiTtofJ LOSSES ALWi MET PROMF By the Fire m pames we repn companiK, stand I world. Hartford Fire InonuJ Ainuuce AMnnoce w . London & iAncaahlrc j insurance Co vonn untisu & iiera Co Royal Insurance Cb..,',' FRANK B, A6EJ7 800 MAIN! St. GEO Restaut Dinner Tweitj-t From 11.30 lb, 1 Short orders 1 1 Quick, CourtMM Open all Day i T.A.0W LET US youT FOR We can supW Building MiS description you monty Olh DOORS stand Mali, Building ! cement. M the The- Wood guf" Come and dweiw Alt St, GOE Minneapolis. Gram' ssaw-1 WHEAT 0 Stoclo.' (bin 1 itocM- bitli t Noa tKftrt'Snil ""ear , ""lave Ptic,w. pEN 1 YW'i .1 Couh Orego