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Clearance Sale of Summer ClotKing Men's $10.00 Suite, Sale Prices $ 6.00 $12.50 and ? 1 3.50 Suits, Sales Trice tO.OO $15 00 Suits. Sales Price S16.50 and $17.50 Suits, Sales Price.. 14.00 Boys' $2.00 Suits, Sales Price $.60 S3 00 Suits, Sales Price 2.40 $1.10 Suits, Sales Price 3.20 $5 00 Suits, Sales Price 4.00 BAER & DALEY One Frice Clothiers, Furnishers and Ha ters GENERAL NEWS. ' A fiscal agent of San Domingo is in New York trying to secure a loan for his government. Insane from Illness, J AV. Ilnuly. of New York. Jumped from a window, sustaining Injuries that will result In Ids death. I A shack worth $ino burned In llrlt ish Columbia .Monday last. The oc cupants lost $700 worth of Jewels and ! silverware. I The craze for long distance auto-' mobile races has struck America. The first to occur will be July 25, at ' . v ' luiiKurs. i. The Twelfth and Fourteenth Cav alry will be sent soon to the Philip pines. Neither has been in tho islands before. Twenty thousand Methodists from outside the state are expected to at tend the general conference at I.os Angeles next summer. Extremely hot weather prevails now In those districts of Kansas, Oklahoma and Missouri which were flooded a short time ago. , Warren P. Noble, a republican member of congress from Ohio dur ing the civil war. died suddenly on Tuesday, of heart disease, ngeu So. The last stop toward the military evacuation of Cuba by the United States is the withdrawal now In pro-1 gress of our troops from Cionfuegos. . Careless banking of lire in tho fur- nance of the steam operated elevators t Is said to have caused the fire which burned the Studebakor depository at San Francisco. One million six hundred inousand dollars has been promised as an en dowment 'fund for Rush Medical Col-1 lege, contingent upon it being made . an integral part of the University of Chicago. Robert Olin. 1!' years of age, has j been arrested In Chicago, charged t with stealing during the past year i several hundred bicycles in various cities, which were disposed of by an accomplice who conducted a bicycle i exchange. NORTHWEST NEWS. The long over-due run of steul-bead i salmon has begun In tho Columbia. , The annual meeting of tlie Oregon ' Quakers Ik now In session in New- burg. St. Michaels, Alaslia. and Seattlo , have been connected by a United Stntes telegraph system. t Louis Little, of McMinnvllle, Or., j Bhot and fatally injured him&elf Wed nesday. while out hunting with a ; party of friends. 1 A lone robber held up the Colusa 1 stage near Colusa. Cal., Wednesday , morning, and secured about $300 irom ' the passengers. John Dobbins, of Hutte. was sand bagged nnd robbed by thugs on Wed nesday morning, dying from his wounds a tow hours later. The steamers Dolphin a'nd Cottage City arrived in Seattle Wednesday, : with ovor $1.iii)0.m)i) in gold dust on I board, from Nome and the Yukon i diggings. ' tors and It's the greatest medicine Mrs Kate Newton, of Oregon City, on earth for that trouble. A few not has been arrested for refusing to! ties of it completely relloved and connect the sewer pipes from her cured me." Just ns good for liver and home with the sewer mains of tho kidney troubles and general ueblllty. city thereby endangering public Only oOc. Satisfaction guaranteed by Iical'th Tallman & Co., druggists. The price of hops has dropped to 15 cents per pound In Tacoma. There Home from vacation, feeling good, are now about 4,000 bales of last strong nnd healthy, would bo tho case year's crop loft in the hands of Wash- ar an outing at tho most beautiful ington raisers ' ,lf u'ut' mountain resorts Lehman ScaAVEr burglary and a"ot t0 for a crime of another, who has now . Jro" '"0 ''eat' "Ql '" ,0, been located. springs are wonderful for their mo Harry C. Gordon, formerly of So- ,lcIlai properties. Hotel accommo attle. but now land commissioner in (mt08 are first-class, 'phono connec Alaska, is under arrest for lelony, , UonHi fre0 cam,,nB ground, 25 jirl lmving comiiromised a case against vnt0 cottages, largo swimming pool, a gambler while the case was jiendlng ))aths Kolf tennis, hunting and fish before his court. j,)g por fUrthor particulars, address The Spokane Trades Council has C. II. Dutton, Loliman Springs, Or. declared the Inland Telephone Com pany unfair and all union people in the city will order the 'phones out of their houses on Sunday, If tho de mands of tho striking girls are not conceded to by that time. HOTEL ARRIVALS. Hotel Pendleton. Lulu Miles, llaker City E. Iluckow. San Francisco. Many Hennesy, Spokane. E. F. Johnson, Portland. W. H. Glemlenning, Portland. C. W. Avery nnd wife, Hlnghnm. E. Abraham. Cincinnati. Mrs J. H. Davis. Cincinnati. F. F. Slowden and wife, San Fran cisco. ' V. 1 Gazzam. Crystal Springs. George F Roberts, Portland. H. M. Ogden. Portland. I). E. Hall. Portland. Carl Vogel. St. Louis. W. Harvey Wells. Portland. .M. Hamburger, San Francisco. G S. Youngman, Portland. E. li. Canon, Portland. H. W. Cameron. Spokane. C. C. I.ampson, Portland. C. I). Riuker, Portland. Mrs. Anna Furge, Portland. J H. Rady, Cheyenne. V. C. Fitzkollehg, Echo. Golden Rule Hotel. T. J. Kirk. Athena. J. Clark, Athena, John Short and wife, Colfax. Ed Kelly. Athena. J C. Smith. Athena. M. W. Rahe. city. Roy I.lnsner. Ridge. O. Pettit. Ridge. W H. Royor. Albany. P .1. Kelly. Portland. J. E Reezley. Falls City. G. I). Galley, Portland. J. Thompson and wife. Walla Walla H. Walters. Owyhee. D. M. Rodgers. Eagle Lake. A G. Drown, San Francisco. J. I). John. Rozoman. T. R. Nlckelson, The Dalles. Mrs. H. Hiickner. The Dalles. T. Kniekerson and wife. Susanvllle. W. J. Moore. Spokane. Aug. H. Sprltiger. Seattle. George Hetzer, Walla Walla. A Haehtold. Walla Walla. John Haehtold, Walla Walla. G. W. Williams, Spokane. M. Hell. Spokane. M. Young, Weston. W. P. Jenett, Adams. Glenn A Unshoe. North Fork. J. P. Iteddy, Cheyenne. Mrs. SI. Donahue. Sumptor. D Hunslnger. Wolsor. L. C. Hunslnger, Weisor. C SI. Hunslnger, Weiser. .1. C Hunslnger, Wel&er. F. SI. Scharffe nnd wife. Weisor. W. D. Dolmore, Weiser. I. . E. Slenham, La Grande. I). W. Estgatc, St. Louis. W. I.. Estgate, St. Louis. J. C. Estgate, St. Louis. F. W. Estgatc. St. Louis. LIIHe Estgate. St. Louis. J. D. French. Holee. (.!. (' Smith, Iiols-e. Brutally Tortured pain from rheumatism and nothing re- Heved me though I tried overythint-" known. I came across Klectrlc Hit Egypt has nccepted tho Invitation to participate In tho World's Fair, St. Louis, and the khedlve has appointed H. E. Lawford, commissioner to tho exposition. Islstent and unmerciful torture has several members of the company. , milvu,.alty or or 'im!)1R.S8. rail term j perhaps never been emialled. Joe after which they will proceed to the , , August 11. Send for lllustrat ' Go ob ck. of Co usu. Cal f., writes: ani of the czar. Associated with Mr. "... 1 ..C.r 1T. vnrE T nnrlitr.f1 tnltirr.ril1llr. flrLrftm ill I'll In tho IFiKKalnii iirrilof.t 1 DA.LV EAST OREOONIAN, PENPLETON. OREGON. THURSDAY, . NEWS OF ATHENA ADDITIONS BEING MADE TO CITY'S WATER SYSTEM. Birthday Surprise Party on Mrs. Pip er Gurdane People Moving to Athena Visitors to Waitsburg Re turnedVisiting In Portland Re. turned From Portland. Atlioim. July S It. E. Hock roturn od homo lust week from KrnnUlln comity, where In has lnn-ii for the last few days on lntdlnoss. .Mr. ami .Mrs. S. C. KIIRihv homo last Monday after a tw wek J'.8,1' Bt VU"U,, 01 limn- mm v.... ......v. . , from S.) I to s: i. mii-u Mrs. McComas. of Pendleton and o a m. r ' 1 lWtto& an- hor father and mother, attended the o ns cl , Tllt) or. funeral of her uncle, Mr. Saunders. mal t " , , Mrs. Frank Heale ami dmiRlitor. froi i t u au Miss Eva of Milton, wore visitors In nre to snoot ' f . I .... . II..... In.. ..T" ' ow Zvsi l ue ...i. but .Mrs. llotkln and son will remain several weus with relatives, vera weos witn rumim-. Marshal Gbolson and several men M-ra Thlre! Ti ls addition to Athena's water sys-i tern will make it of more value In the way of fire protection. Turner Cnllendor. after spending a. few days in Athena visiting old friends returned to Portland. Sir and Sirs. George Ilanister and 1 niece's, SIlss Caten and Ilanister. re-1 turned honui Tuesday from Walts- ; burg where they have been visiting. Mr and Sirs. Swarts, of mughaia ( Springs, were guests of their sons and daughter last week. Mrs Fay LeOrow and sister. SI Iss , Howies went to Walla Walla last j week to visit their mother. They , i... ti,..r. i i.. f..i.... .....,.,. Sirs Nora Uarnett of this city, was l a cuost of her mother. Sirs. Kemp, I of Stilton last week. Sirs. Jack Swart left last Friday for Walla Wallu. to visit her parents. Sir. and .Mrs T. I!. Simonton. of Gurdane. have moved to Athena to make their future homo. Sheriff Taylor, of Pendleton, was visiting ills parents. Mr. and Sirs. David Taylor or this city. Tho Athena people spent their Fourth at Walla Walla. Illnghnm Springs, Stilton and tho Indian ngen oy, ull having an enjoyable time amid the disappointment or tho rain Birthday Surprise Party. Sirs. John Gross nnd Sirs. Slayer, of Walla Walla. .Mrs. Frank Healo. of Milton, nnd Sirs. Carl Welssert of Pendleton, were last week guests of Sirs. Henry Schmidt at hor beauti ful home west of Athena. They made up a party and gave Sirs. Piper a surprise June 2.'th, It being hor birth day anniversary. Deafness Can Not Be Cured lly I. Kill tipplii'iitlons us tli.y i-uii nut ri'iich llic clisi'u.vil purtlum of IIih ir. Tlioii' In oiilv one way tn can' ilifne. nml Hint li liy coiHtUiitluniil ri'iiiMlli. U.iifinK Is ciiuxi-i! liv nn liilliuni'il condition uf tli.. niiniins lining of tlic Ilustaehlnn tubtf. Vh.Mi thin tube N Inlliimwl von Imvo n ronihllni.. sniMiil or lnil,,Tf t li-iirlns. nml .l'Ii.... 1. 1 ui.rl..!.. ..t.u.l ilrtttrn..M Id 1ht rmull. nml unless tin.' lntlaniiiiiitloii inn taken out ntul tlili tnlw reittotvil to Its normal conilltlou. heurliii; wii ! iieMtmyvii forever: nine i-nes out or ten nie emiHeit liy ("ntnrrli. ivlili'li U notliiig Imr mi in llnmeil conilltlou of the mucous Hiirfdceti. V will give line I liimlriil Dullum for iin enne of denfneim u-niweil hv cntnrrhi Hint ran not I- cured Uy Hull's I'utnrrli 1 'lire. Send for clmilnrH free P. J. I'miM'.V & CO.. Toledo, O. Sold by nil drustN, 7.c. Mull's rumlly I'llls nr.- Hie (out. GOING TO SIBERIA. Idaho Men Will Engage in Fishing, Tranninn and TradTntt In North. , Thomas L. Greenuugh of Mullan and his three sons, l.eo, Paul anil John, are on their wuy to Siberia. whore Mr. Oreenough Is Interested In me iwuiweni uomiiiem.i. uoinpany, says the allaee Press. The purty loft Seattle last Monday night for Nome. Alaska, where Mr. are a number of wealthy gentlemen, and tho purpose of the company is the launching of a glgnntic coiumer clal enterprise, something after the nature of the Hudson Hay Company, which did such u thriving business In the building of the West. The president of the company Is .Mr, Uosene, the man who obtained a concession for tho company from the Russian government over 700,000 1 sipmre mile of territory. The con cession Is practically without n limit, and grants to the company the use of the fisheries and the sea coast, the right to trap, mine and build mills and trading posts, anil to em bark In any other manufacturing or commorclnl enterprise. Trading posts aro being built and much, other construction work Is under way at the present time. Sick Headache absolutely and per manently cured by using Mokl Tea. A pleasant herb drink. Cures Consti pation and Indigestion, mnkes you eat, sleep, work and happy. Satisfac tion guaranteed or money back. 25 cts and 50 cts. Write to W. II. Hook er & Co., Buffalo, 11. Y for a free sample. V. W. Schmidt & Co., drug gists. Ladles' halt soles 40c. Tcutsch. '"irndlMrrTw. I.o..,n ieftiun-Mroated MANGE AMONG STOCK. Baker County Stock Inspector Finds The Disease In Many Places. Stock Inspector Jonathan H. rrk or. of linker county, announces that to his knowlu.lRC there Is very little manse amongst horses lere says Democrat. A few 'lays nKo ho found two Imdly diseased animals at o ranch of Sennit. Just west of t e rltv ami shot thorn, as the owner dc , ,o,l to have them treated. There wore two other animals on tho same ranch which the owner Is now mh torinc Another horse, sick with the same disease, was found on l0t ,V. much, nml the case Is now being in vestigated. . Inspector Parker stntes that It is tho dutv. umlor tho law, of anyone. 'i..,nu-ii.ilui nf eontiiKlous ill- t nit to " t h k i wnhoul0 Tpoiun, Aero, is subject Parker is very anxious to loan. If there are any other oases ..f niniiL-.. lii this county, which hi lias not seen or which nave noi noun ... ...... reported t '' T.,ree Hundred Do.iar Ice Wagon The new V f L .hod ho Cold Storage Plant has n ache, ti t city, and was sot up at ho KunkK Implement house yesterdaj. It is tm first up-to-date wagon of he kind that has over been In the til. I euuipped with a sliding scale box anil Is arranged most conveniently tor tho men who carry the Ice from ;o plant to the customers It was (mill at a cost or $3no. Imnllr, If you are troubled with mpure blood. Indicated by M.res. pimples, headache, etc., we would recommend Acker's Blood Elixir, which we se n iinnltlvo ciiarantop It will always cure Scrofulous or Syphilitic , iioisons nnd nil blood diseases. ouii and $1 00 F druggists -. . - W Schmidt & Co. Kraal O SPICES, o COFFEE, TEA, BAKING POWDER, FLAVORING EXTRACTS AbsolutvPWrily. Finest Flavor, GnatesrSrrenh.rTeasorablcfrices. CL05SET&DEYERS PORTLAND. OREGON. I - , ... jjjjijjjj, jj,aa4.iU. ' WW41'-'iI"H',HMfW i T i j" UU'tjon y Purtiai.d. t Saint Helen's Hall (Kst ISliU by Kt. Itev. 15 W .Morri' ) T Will enter its ti-tth year September H. 10:!. Number ' of resident pupils limited to 110. i Hook of information sent on ( application. J , ELEANOR TIBBETTS, Prln. t - ..... iTiiTiiImTi . HOITT'S SCHOOL. , Menlo Park, San Mateo Co., California TlU)roK montnl. mural and physi ' ., Irnnin flir ,,VK i,om.. imiu imces: beautiful surroundings: excel lent climate; careful supervision, IRA- G. HOITT, Ph. D., President. Gray's Harbor Commercial Co.j We Don't Keep Everything But we do keep a good blc stock of nice dry Flooring, Celling, Rustic and Finish, in all grades. Also all kinds of Dimension Lumber, .In cluding Lath and Shingles. Our stock of Doors, Win dows, Moulding, Building and Tar Paper and Apple Boxes Is complete, and any one In need of Lumber will not be wrong In placing their order with the : : Gray's Harbor Com. Co. Opp. W: & C. K. Depot Willi. II "IV liwi ii-i'v"-' " 1- Heavenly Drinks Our Iced Drinks are good enough for the Angels and we feel certain they will refresh and please all ordinary human beings. On these very warm days and evenings, there are no more popular beverages than our Phosphates IceCreamSoda Pick-me-ups Ptmdees Egg Drinks Root Beer My fountain Is now In charge of an EXPERT, Mr. J. R. Park er, of Chicago, and he will al ways be pleased to give you his best. F. W. SchmiriVs The Reliable Druggist 1 im won't have to come to town on a rail If you buy one of our Winona Wagons They have steel clay hubs nix' outer bearing blocks, making them run one-third easier than other I makes m buggies. Hacks, Carriages,! Carts, Phatou from $40. Get your j ! tires, on our hydraulic machine, we ' j will not marl; your wheels. 1 ! NEAGLE BROS. 1 We have the Stover Gasoline Engine. IVTALTTfOID The new high grade roof ing for low cost work. On iheds, factories, warehousei, barna, depots, wharves. All buildings of large roof sur face that require protection from the elements. A better roofing at the same price has never been produced. Send fur booklet, 4 The Paraffine Paint Co. aMSkt. San Francisco, Seattle, Fr-S. Portland, Los Angelts nri Denver. Colorado. T. C. TAYLOR, Agent Conrad Platzoeder I All kinds of Fresh f X Meats always on f hand. Fine Bacon, I Hams and Sausage. I Prices as lov as the lowest W l-Mt'iflutr lllocL IMionc Main 851 p ROOFITSLO Oh, Dear! What shall wo v... . "w nmny tinw ult ini ' n-t Ull-Tln. It Is easily settled at u., ",""uer or nice of thorn ready tn iwnuig, mese not iaji A Mi T i vww mM m. Steak is just the this weather. It jj lint ir rnool a, l.-li HCall or phone mm mm mmm H j THERE is a big j DEMAND for . uannea iruus ana vetreuti - ! tnut taste like mothers ) Monopole ' has all tlie fresh ripe fiaior IliU UUt LUD UlUOk D&itlia ' Tl l.If fn niinbnH fmi- " , onrooT 'Hill I1MIIIM II ft natnRtaKini: care ana m r . ; ii... n nT tirin nn pnna anvwoen MONOrOliE. Htnnflard bP0C6 Any Time is a unon r W w wn.., is the accepted W hnu, vour house painted or nered. A little painting r, .1 ...ill nn n us ivvnv ..n.. cnm. n ee. brignt, ...lit nrf a t wa paper wii - - . ' in L, room. Our stock ef nnnern 111 . i. ' and up-i- ' ;0u what It will cost jor whole house or one room. I E. J. JVw 111 flnnri aires" T FT US FI L, tt n Rl V I 1 IJ IV . ...nn L' 1UU " ive uan -ri ii Material descriptions and yotl muiitj DOORS list ...u,n rap" r hr rk anu Wood guiw - ,lty and Uweiui'B"-'' Orepn m lid. - - - Farmers l' . .ir.iori. r"i UBliwy ffi for K- niir esi ii"o j P l.w W, . Mil J-eeu. v ."""'r mud.