East Oregonian : E.O., October 27, 1900, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 4

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H. 1 rKllAV. (iCTONKK
WOM.
Stylisli. Scrviccafete ami Cheap
...imi .;in-.l with others'
Three Dollar Lines.
CLEAVER BROS.
The Boot and Shea Men.
W Main Htrt, rodltn, Orwgon
BRBVITIIS.
Uatllev A KehiKtr, choice cigar.
Ice cream, chocolates, Candy
h ittun's own make. They are awfully
nice.
tiirl wanted to do housework. Apply
to E. J. Mnrphv's paint store, on
Court street.
Whv iav 111' to tSO for a cot of
t -etli, alien vou call et the very best
at Dr. WhiUker foi is.
Sweat pickle, sour pickle. Dill
pickle ami olives in hulk at ti. K.
Ileinott'. Very fancy good.
Nicely turn is he. I room at reasonable
rate-, by tlie night or week, in IM
new Kenn building over t. Joe store.
The h." teeth cot the dentist 1.7)
per aet, and plate rot 10c ami
Whitaker charge fs for net ami guarati
Mad Newlv-furnshed room a, electric
lighU, ' at The Columbia, K. .
Scheiiipp, propretor, middle of tin
block, between Webb and Alta streets,
on Main.
If you have a houae to paint or a
room to paper, a picture to frame, a
little plumbing to lie look. I after go
and tee C. Sharp, opera houae block,
Court street
The beat methoil of cleausin,; the
liver i the urn- of the famous little
pills known a IteWitt'a Little Karly
Kisers. Kanv to take. Never (Tip.
Tillman A Co., leading tlruiTKiata.
After disposing of half toy stock to
Mr. A. M. Fletcher 1 will be found at
my new shop at my residence, contiati-
ing to utint house ami hang paper.
itet of work guaranteed Sign and
carriage work a specialty. Cha. Lane.
It ia well to know that DeWitt's Witch
Hate I Salve will heal u burn and top
the pain at once. It will cure ecieuia
and akin diseases ami ugly wound and
ore. It ie a certain cure tor pile-
Counterfeit may be offered you. bee
that you get the original DeWitt's Witch
llaael Salve. Tall man A Co., leading
druggist.
Tallman & Co.
Leading Druggietu
lirra IU
Bohool tuppliea
Extra fine hue of
Ladies' Faabionabsi Btatiooaty
Latest in (old ami tint.
Alta M.
MenJIcton
Storm Boots
For Men and Women
Just tho thing
far rainy day
llest set teeth s, at ,ir. Whitaker',
warranted and guarani I
I'eucil, inks, tttotierv, fancy
go sis, silver novel! ies loweat price.
Nolf'a.
Nice rooms to lei en suite or single.
At roe. K. Smith, corner Webb and
('ittonwood.
Horn, on October 10, to Mr. and Mrs
W. J. Stoekdalc I" miles east ol I'm
ill, ton. a girl.
A good kfi r 1 , willing to work, can get
a good home ami moderate wages, at
the Compton White House.
The largest kev West cigars in town
for 10 cents; Henry the Fourth and Kl
Hidelo at Mark ration s , igar
tore.
II you want nice bulk maple yrup,
molac and sorghum, you 'should g
to Demon's. Them1 are an extra llm
quality of goods.
A special siilr of street hats is Is'ing
iipidc at Campbells millinery store
A rare opportunity for ladies to ob
tain bargains.
Fresh Olvnipia oysters ami lams
received every I iie-day ami Wednesday
at the Kuipire Meal Marktt, Schwars
A dreulich, proprietors.
I Ins i- the season w hen mothers are
alarmed on account of croup. It is
quickly cured by One Minute Cough
Cure, which chlhtreu like to tak
Tallman A Co., leading druggist.
t, i ! time is guarunleeil at the mas
querade ball on Wednesday evening,
October .'II, under charge of Alert Hose
companv. kirkman s orchestra. Ar
mory hall. Speciul features, including
a cakewalk.
W. McMullen. representing the fa
moils w . I.. Ii.aiglas -hues ior men
which fell at 13 and f:i..V), is in Pen
dletin and has placed a large hutury
order tor C. K. Koosevelt. of tiie Hus
ton More to Ix1 made ami .'hipiieil as
xsm as possible.
Heppner (iatette: tin his recent ex
tensive trip to the fairs with In
Shorthorns Oscar Minor traveled Hum
miles, tun remiunis nrought him in
,o over ex 'discs Hi- line . ml.
surprised Hritirh Columbia people, and
thov will hereafter send their orders
here.
lr.-. Jl. I., .ilillcr.il s-an Iranctsco
invites the ladies of Pendleton to call
and inspect the fine line of trimmed
hats, including eastern and ioreign im
portation, which she will display at
the Hotel I'endletoit sample room No.
J. two days only. Friday and Saturday.
ictolier !!' and '.'7.
The one- ear-old child of Mr. anil
Mr. Sam Love died at 11 o'clock Fri
day night of typhoid pneumonia. Till
parents hare the earnest sympathy of
many friends in their affliction. The
funeral will be held from the resi
dence near the Alta house, at 10
o'clock Sunday iorem,u.
Kosehurg Review : Hon. Walter M.
Pierce, liryan candidate for presiden
tial elector, will deliver an address at
Drain this afternoon ami at Oakland
this evening. Hi passed north f. !:
on the 10 o'clock train ami reports big
meetings and plenty of Hrvan eullm-i-
asm in Josephine and Jackson count ie.
Cove liked 'The Irish Duke,'' the
Courier saving that "Last night a
grand dramatic entertainment bv the
lvanhoe Dramatic counuiuy, headed ny
I'rof. P. M. Smith, ably gtijttcl
by home tahht, who presented tin-
great ami thrilling historical Irish
drama entitled 'The Irish Duke.' The
evening- program ..pencil with two
scenes irom Holiert Kminett. lu winch
Prof. Smith u.--iiimsl the chara ter of
Kubert Klumett.
Brigadier Stephen Mar-hall, of the
North I'acitic division, will make hi
larewell visit to Pendleton on Monday
and Tuesday, October and SO, nod
will give his farewell address on Tues
day evt-Ming lie ha" visited this citv
a number of times und the maiiv who
have heard him will want to hear him
again. He will be.acconipunicd bv his
general secretary. Major Harris. The
meetings will Is- held in the Salvation
Army hall on Webb street.
K. W. Hartiett, register of the
I-a (irande laud oiticc. states that the
business of his office will this year Is
nearly double that of last. Much of
this increase he attributes to the
liberal ruling of the department,
which enables those commuting or lor
any reason atuuidoinng a l.ometeail
eiitrj to make .i second : 1 1 r Under
the old construction of the homestead
laws a man who had once applied for
a homestead entry was burred from
applying for or making subsequent
entries.
Tlie Walla Walla high school team
of football players to the uumlier of 17
have been spelidiiig the du in Pendle
ton. They started (or Baker City Fri
day night via Umatilla, but had
la r.-1 urn to Wallu Walla ami
coiao arcuuil by Pendleton on ai count
of a freight train wreck between
Wallulaai.l Umatilla. That delayed
l hem an that they missel t"c eait
buuud train ur. this morning nv
about 10 minutes They will leave at
.'i :'M this evening and play th Hnkcr
City l.igh school team Monday after-insin.
MURDER IN FIRST DKBRKlt.
Jury Hnulerv a Vovdlt In th Caso of
Toy-Toy.
The iurv in the esse of Toy -Toy, tin
Indian charged with being one ol the
princiiials in the Annie F'llmi murder
of August 24 last, was out yesterday
altornoou less than two hours. It
came in at 0 o'clock in tlie evening ami
rendered a verdict of murder in the
firsf degree, as charged in the indict
ment. The customary motions were
made and proceeding were held inci
dent to the closing of murder cases. In
order to preserve the rights of defen
dant. The ton-gone conclusions ot the guilt
of Toy-Toy robl.ed the closing hours of
the trial and the scenes incident to
the rendition of the verdict of nearly
all interest, except to a fesv.
MOTION FOR NEW TRIAL.
Mrs. Mlnnl Croklt Claims to Have Naw
Material Kvldene.
Mrs. Minnie Crockett made a motion
(or a new- trial Friday afternoon
through her attorney, James II.
Kaley. The mi tion was argued at
length by Colonel Ualny (or his client,
ami bv Thomas Ha I toy for the
stat'. .Iniluc Kills t'sik the matter
tinder advisement and w ill announce
hi- decision on Thursday, November I.
Tlie si points usm which the
motion was bused areas follows:
" Insufficiency of the evidence to
justify the verdict of murder in any
degree
"Insurlii Iciicv of the evidence to
justify the verdict of murder ill the
second degree.
"For the reason that said verdict of
murder in the second degree is against
and contrary to law.
"Krrors in law occurring nl the trial,
which were duly excepted to bv the
defendant.
"Krrors of law occurring in the in
structions of the court to the jury upon
said trial, which were dull excepted
to by the defendant.
'"Ncwlv discovered evidence, ma
terial for the defendant, which she
could not, with reasonable diligence,
have discovered and nrndiiced at the
triul."
Error In instructing.
The tifth error alleged, regarding in
struction to jury that one of four verdict-
might ! returned, was made
prominent. Counsel claimrd that the
.tale luul made no showing that anv
crime had Is-en committed unless it
was murder in the first degree, ami
that a verdict to that effect, or one of
not guilty oulv was allowable.
The new evidence which was claimed
to have been discovered was that
I line M. Creekett. deceased, while
in the employ of Mr. Koavi, of l'res
eott, Wash., within a few weeks before
Ins death "threiltcmd to take Ins own
life, and on one occasion bOTfOMd a
revolver Irom the sai Ken vis grid kept
it for I few days, without any ap
parent reason for It, and then returned
It to the said lieavis and requested the
said Keavis not to lei him have it
anv more: that be afraid to have
it in his possession and afraid to trust
himself with it; that if In- kent the
revolver in hi possession he would do
something wrong w ith it, thereby im
plying that he wuuld take his owii life
with it."
Srrgfttfro In ne.-p.i it
' ami Molilalia,
work in Idaho
Hppnr Personal Mention.
Prom the HoppiMII Times: Mr. .hick
l.vcctt. representing Hie Pendleton
a-nolan mills, was over the Hrst of the
week, interv iew ing our sheepmen, but
transacted no business of. general im
portance. Miss Amy Cnrran left last week for
Chicago, where she will take up the
study of medicine. Her parents live at
r.ivelle. Idaho, hul Miss Amy used to
make her home with her aunt. Mrs.
W B, Spencer, of this city.
Mr. am! Mrs. K. Minor and their
daughter, Miss Willa, left Tuesday
morning for Deliver, Colorado, wh 're
they will spend the winter, in tlie hope
that the change of climate will bMNll
the voung lady's health.
Prof. W. C. Howard, who ordered
the paper sent to him at Milton, in
forms us thai he is getting along
tine in their new collec. Whereet ihe
professor goes be carries with him the
best wishes oi Heppner 'h citi'i-n.
MRs. BLACK'S DROWNING
Hen Brown, ot Union, Knows the III
torlo Particulars
The l.a i irande Chronicle has Ihe
following letter from Union regarding
the drowning of Mrs. Ituth A. Illack.
in IMfi as tlrst told in the Fast Ore
gonian upon the , t ension of the tiiuling
a few davs ago of it brass plate ili
scriltetl with her memorial:
In the Oregonian 'it the 1Mb i list . I
notice a coniinunicaf ion Irom the His
lorical Society aking for information
in regaitl to MM dl ith of Mrs. liuth A.
Hlack. Mrs Hlnck wnsdrowmtl while
crossing the I ' mat i I In river on their
way to tlie le t lintes where hel
daughter, Mrs. Ma I lory. now Mrs.
.lames Laslev, of l.a (irande. then
1 1 VOtl, This happened about the lirt
day of April, IHfll, We were well ac
quainted with the Hlack family, as
we I Nod on the I'maillla reservation,
where Mr. Hlack held the position of
boss farmer. Mr. Hlack saved his hnv,
diss. I'dack, who used to live here
ami in Pendleton, ami while saving
his boy, Mrs. Hlack was washed down
the stream, ami the body was not found
until the next June, by the Indians,
where it hail lodged in a drill. It was
taken J' agency and buried in the
Indian graveyard. Mr. S. M. Hlack
moved into this valley in the fall of
IMI, was county clerk of tin county
two terms, Irom '70 to '74, ami died
it boil! twenty-five years ago
Mrs. o. kirkimtrick i- aaothof
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hlack.
BRM HltOWN AND WIFF.
ST. JOE STORE
itiriyni' irm. m. ' k.7i a r n (
Attend our GREAT CUT PRICE SALE
( nnitni ncinu VVrilncstlns. Oct. 171I1. wr will iniikc a BtR Cut in Pricna ..n .t. . ..
( omtncncinB
Ing linos ! ',',
forONE WEliK ONLV. You mutt hurry
i-t:?i I 1 ,
' III ...
V"M r fi, choic;;
)re-ss (loods. all grades. Men's, Boys and Childrens Cloth'
I allies Canes, Jackets and Collarettes
Whon wr
btty cht up.
Cnrn Start h
tollarettes.
;ti cmne itrl take
I t thr kntle In prirrs wr rut tlot-u, in .mil take aitVantoge ol thi
aWUiirine Hi, s.llr wr Will ten 1,1 III v.tllirr - poOKOftM lor ft.do;.
lor 51 , w rl!i 1 111 .
Illltl
'I'Portiinitv .
YOURS FOK IM'SINKSS
LYONS
REPUBLICAN
John Q.
Sl'lSAKl.Nt, TONIOliT.
..THE FAIR..
Special Sale on Clothing
Daring this wwk-wo will gie n ipsciil tiitKount of to
pr cent Ott all (uir prir i s tin Onus' ami Hoys' Soim
This is a 'rr.it opportiinit to btty winter clothing at
(trier- tit. 11 1 .muni be touched in Pendleton.
Wr also 'take ardors foi ta.ilormade suits. Ihninn ihis
wri k wrwill give the 10 per eonl ofl on all atoon rr
ceived tor ittiti made to ortjoi Cull and aee aw antnplH
and inake your aelectiona and aave 10 per citnl m tin
1 11st of your suit.
THE FAIR, Bennett & Tarbet, Props.
iu-erilerr BalWHagi Main I nel, I'cuJIeion.
AMP.RICAN PI AN. Hneal Motel
UOi) per Day and Upwards. jt ,he PMlc
i-sorrnweai
Vlma Sshs..t.
Tom Pndl&,
a
(.0URT ADJOURNED.
It Will Convan on Nxt Thursday.
November I.
Jnde W. H. Kllis adjourned court
last even inn until Thursday of next
week, November 1, and left with his
wife tin mornitn; for Heppner. The
. I'lviction III criminal cases for the
term may be summed up as bilhivv.
Arthur Kedly fent to the reform
scln ol for the killtnii ol his father.
James II. Childers and Frank Card
well sent to the suitcntiarv for its
years each for stealing T. T. Olenn'
cattle.
Mrs. Minnie Crockett, murder in the
second decree for kill in.' her husband,
lames M. Crockett: 'iialtv imprison
ment for life; not yet seiiteiicetl.
Columbia (in rue and Toy-Toy,
inunler in the firM aajIM (or the kill
iint of Annie Kdna penalty death; not
yet enteuccd.
PkOPLk HKRfc FOR A DAY.
Haai) Koepke, an aM time Helix
(armor, is here from I.os Aiioles, noar
where he has a small ranch. He ha
la-en in Fllemhtirw, Wash., where his
son. hrnest, liver, the latter having
recently suctessfnllv undergone an
oratiuh for apemlicitis. Fred Koepke
is in San h ram isco stmiviuti It i,..-
Loasur Will Addre,s s MtliiK
at th Court Hous.
John C. Leasiire, ol Itukt r Citv , for
many years a resit. cut ami pne ticini;
attorney of 1'entib ton, v ill add res- a
tnectitit in the awrl hoUM at H
o'cbick this eranlai ami dhjcnM laa
issues from a repuldiciin Itandpoint,
Mr. I.eatire is a canipaivtiicr ot state
reputation and it will bJ a traat (a
listen to liiii) reitardlcss of partisiin
polltka. He v ill have something inter
est tni; to say ami will tell 11 well.
The canipai(ii is warmine up as the
day ot election druvv- near, and voters
f all parties are rr-set 1 1 11 1 ly invitid
to he present on this occasion.
,
Was a Morose Fallow.
Of Clyde Vaughn, vvho atteiiiptiHl
tlie murder of l.tllu Jot ill .letters, n
this week, it is said that he has in t
di(plu)cd u very hen I tin slate of mild
for stinie years, lie h.i twice num., d
into the river with an intent pre
tended, at least 1. coiuinil suicide,
ami he IimI several pdls of
BMMaatlioljr, daring which he did not
wish to speak or assts-iate with any
Isaly. He uikues no lrlcinl or inti
mate, has no social nihilities ami
talks very little in fact, is altogathwt
a cmsisit ion which is of tittle aaad
Use to the Worhl and which Is iilwuvs
'l.in.'i ioUH to its peaM ami happiness.
v onrhi. is mm in the Salem jail under
1 ' bond.-, anil Miss Joues is improv-
aii
J MS.' .t V
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'- a. hw riiy, -, t2 i
n u V llr,K.iii Hl,n UnH.tn
Jfokan, aaU. W.H., spoluJTT
"J:" !'th. Mll.3afJ1la.
lrot NotUifnT rHj
Ks.t Hall. Fortlsnd snd aTirT
KorHn Krsntlwe
Rvcry tin dsri.
'v,Jfrj" sn'k.aiw"
.1 JV. s. m. klesrUMtUwUso. ,4,
M,"l.'!tv" R,","', '"" 1 '"i
l.ir lull laforraalion isllorvmislii
11 HDKLirtT
' 11. Nl I
THE
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PORTLAND
V. r WaaniY, Anal, H.usT'"
The Best
Ever Brewed.
rORTLAND, ORtQON,
.txcui Katoi to l-.isi rti OreKOii pt tp -for
tourlatt and 1011n11e1c1.il travelers.
vIsltliiK
M
Portland. Headquarteia
C. UOW HRS. Manaacr.
The Weasel Department Stores.
For tins week
PILSNER
BEER.
thurah Announemnls.
Church of the Knleemer. !'rtektant
Kpiaeopal. MormiiK prayer with er
iiiiiii by the Kev Andreas Hani, of
Wall Walla, at 11 o'clocJt; evening
prayer with sermon le Mr. Hard, at
7:H0 o'clrwk. The Kev. W. K. 1'otwiiie,
rector of the thiirch, conduct (service,
ill Heppner tomorrow.
Christian church Service are held
in the CoiiarKatioual hoiive of
worship. Miudav n.r : at lo a. in.
Senior Fuih-avor meet al i:V p. ni.
i'reactiiuii at II a. lit. ami 1 HO p
in
at CistiM-r colli'tfe. Miss Minnie Koenki
is at the home in I.os Aii(elet.
Prtonal Mention.
C. ('. Uerkeley was renisten-d at the
liacres in Walla Walla on Friday.
K. A. Hurdle was a xuest at th
Palace 111 Walla Wallu on Friday.
.1. M. Morris, formerly of Atheuu,
is ben- tli from Stewart, Idaho.
Knral Spirit: Cris Kiiniou ban
unit weariiiK a Bryan button ami
drives a III 10 I horse.
M is Jessie 1 tern. an. of I lav b 11,
Wash., la visiting with her brother, J.
o. QanaaOi in bedlataa laJay.
Mrs I.. W. White, sister of Mr. J.
it. Diabase, has rataraai to her home
in I'ortiumi alter ...ivi..- m
lendleton.
"firandiua" Munra will soon retire
from th maiiagouiuiit of the rallmail
hotel at Mcuchain, ami she will be
Miect.dcd by Miss lllauclie Herndon,
lorOMnj of this city, say the Hunt
intou Hit.
Mr. ami Mrs. A. C. Kusvell. wh imi
home is at Athena, returned from a
trip east this 1. run,; via the North-
HOT STUFF
That is what is said of our new
line of aaoda, Wa have aaai
than doablwd oar stoik both in
si.e ami Is'iinty.
With a handsome line of dinner
acts from Havllaad ahiaa la Um
cheat sst semi -porcelain
Special Sale
24 Cases
2(1
)zni
eonseeting of
Underwear
For (.adit's,
Price
Children and Wen.
towel tlinn over
The We&sel Department Stores.
At hot prices
Hev. K . K. Fix, secretary of tlif I " nw'" "f1'1 Wahinjjl.ui Add-
. . . ' ... I . . 1. . . ... irk ..1..I. I
remlb-ton Y
the moriiiliii
V I, I I:.'
we leel that we aM supple your
wants in everv line. ff yuti
don't want a thlnf, MOM 111 aad
what w.i have. W have just
received some fancy jardiniere
and Kabul dishes.
Owl Tea House.
Cheapest Hate In Oregon.
Old
Newspapers
t THK K.Vril
TO rl'1 I'NilKK OAK
1 til, un liclf, ail..r
lot ..., Illlr c 1 1 - 1
i)li ii'-wpaprri 111 u,K.
buDdles ol une buuilre!
h t . . rfnl. r 1. 1111,11..
" 'AN s H t, l-rua.-
KOEPPENS
MODERN
PHARMACY
tusrjtst-g that i .pt h t arl,
run, up to utf Jt, ,(,
115 Court St.
OSTEOPATHS.
Dr. w. J. Kayea.
Dr. Ida Keyea.
Made frout lillcnil ester. Rru-
BMadad by pbyaielaaa Vo rn Jnii
an you waul 01 it ami not ultra w
headache or if' diuy.
Schultz Brewing Co.
A Cl-J . -P.:i-j
vregonijnorii-ineixaiiivw
nil DIRI01 H0IIKIT0
Mtintunu. Utah, CoioraJo
and ull Liisteru Points
Lives cUotc. o! ism Isrortl im.
UNION I'Ai'lHi rsm ili uas.
OH AN ilh hcclllt LIUSS,
No Chanue of Cars
1 i,i,oSu-il ."tasa
011 tltc rnriisii
Ihe Wosl '
K.iO'lel N'"1
(irailnales ,,l Americiin . I ,,f
Uateopathy, Kirfcivllla, i Oatoi
I entllelt.n. tlreuon n. I u u. . ..11
notion Mloru - Uhy is nuture's !lKanl Standard Sleepers
,MU 0 """"-' dlaaaai, I). 1 aa Hlne New O-dlnary -Tcural
in a aatUfaotory niaiiner. ' i Splendid Ulnot meals I
Fr kecilniiiK thalr Ur
l arniers Custom Mill "XtSB
Fred W alter, Proprietor.
icny. urawwatau
Kiom laaMMap .1 ior aaau.
Klour, Mill Keo.1, ijoum.l Kewl, U'.
Oil IINtltl.
Mi 0. A.
and tlie
will itreucb 111
jtaalor 111 the,
The Peoples Warehouse
SHOE STORE.
PtMjabrtaitan rtnirah Riaiilat awra
iiiK nervice at II o ebnk. There will
! a praive service at Ihe evenimi hour
ai aartiai. Iitt o'clock. Bible school
at 10 a. m. O.K. s.rvicc at Sl4S p.
111 I'rayer ineelini: on Wednesday al
I ::tU p. ui. Al ihe clone of prayer niex-t-iiiK,
a coutfretfational meet iii( will be
behl lo elect Imo trusters ami one
elder, vacancies having uecurre.1 in
these oftice. Other important busi
ness will come up fur consideration . Il
is urgently retpiested that all members
be proaent.
Iljntist church -I'roachiuv services.
Hiiuday al II a. lit. and 7 :3U n. m. :
Junior II. Y. P. I , .0 p. ui.; riuu-
day rcli. nl, 10 a. 111. T. M. l'alterson,
pastor.
Look at Your raae,
And aee if it ia reflecting health or
diaeaae Karl's Clover K'Mjt Tea
beauliliu the fact) and complexion, und
ail til isile, 1 liealth All ilriiU(lsb,
tb oents ami 60 ewib Monuy ruftunlti'
if roaults are not aalifacUry. Tullman
fc Co.
Noll.
All puraoiis knowing themselve in
dublrd to me will pleaae call and
auttlo. W. II. hA Y Kills, Adam.
niiibiH train- 'I hev viile.l relative
and li in Ml. Aetna and fjom-
ing, Iowa, also in Chicago. Mr. Kus-
sell says Iowa is ablaze for Mckinley!
and expansion, even tin' farmers over
looking the trust Issue lor the promises
of oxoniion.
Atlisna Psrsonsii.
The following H.-ronaU are from the
Athens I'reiw:
Mr. and Mr. Victor rjhick, who
have been visiting friend in the Sound
citius, are ccted home today.
8. A. Mlloney has begun the erec
tion of Mrs. If. I,. Maluuay' new resi
dence in the west part of tuwn.
"Hilly" llore, iorinerlv of Weston,
who recently disposed of hi burbvr
snop at reiiiiieion, was in Athena a
fuw tay this weok.
Joel lir.sjin left this week for
Oklahoma territory, with the intention
of making his future home in that
country.
Mr. (my Htaflord ami Miss (iohlmK.
Fiuser were married at Fatrlield,
Wash., on Sumlay, Oct. Mr.
HI kUord spent his early Isivhissl in
Athena. Mr. ami Mrs. Ktaflonl will
- arrive in Athena, where thev w ill
visit friends la-fore proceeding on their
way to HaiaaVi whore they will make
their future home.
irviinc McQuary, one of the h, under
of the Press, which he etlilvd illiring
its first six .ears of existence, came
ovr from Milton Tuewlay on business.
He ha for the jiaat seven years
a av . aj. -
Fpazep Opera House
Monday, October 29th.
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... UNCLE JOSH SPRUCEBY....
i-or lurtiivr luloruistlou y'gjtil,
Aleut 0. " N- r4k
rt.SiV
lwy I It NAliKl., " "SSm
I4X Thlcd SI.. Porllaa.W
Pendleton Ukiah Stage L
tsrand Oparatk iircheMrii
Nrtvel Mechanical Kneels.
All New Specialties.
UaUAL PBIOKn Heal
Carload rlpanUI Baaaiiii,
-ce the t, reat SAW MILL BCKNK.
Wakih (.11 ti e nig Parada at N.sm.
I on Sale ai rallniaii'a Drug Htorc.
rtMtontaroc.
Leave I'eiidlcl T.riV tUl
,.,co, aaaday.fer nm
Knlge, .Alba ...... 7
if
auiantntlatiom
piaainijitf fate
City office at
store.
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4 Co'"
Transfer and TrucW
Ice Delivered
All Winter.
Warehouse Aijt-
firk-"'
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VAN OK5DALL
h upnuuaie UKUttKY Muivc
HcadHuarlerH to, Hutte. . St.lc AkcuI Ukiah Crmtryf
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liest Cotiee ou the Market. 'I'll l' lir imn ....u.r i'UHl lEKV