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Weston Weekly Leader. .-- ciu ee, the h at pauly
FELIX R. MITCHELL
LOCAL EDITOR
VRTfliV LTDTrvirn 4 icor !
lit AGSiVTS.
The followmj are the authorize! agents of the
Lkaiikh in thtir respective localities:
Pcmlietnn r w Walker.
Ileppner o H Ha!:,
Wilton A I! Kv.tj:s.
Onterrillc S II .Stuart,'
Walla Walla o T Thompson,
f-" r0 frank Oviatt
Inland City J. farter.
Walla Walla A. Miachcn
LOCAL LEADERS.
School Vooks at Pauly's.
B. I. Clemens was over from Cen
fcerville yesterday on legal business.
Pauly sella cheaper Uian anybody.
A. P. Sharpstciii, attorney at Law,
'Peudletou.
r (o to Saling .t Co. for your cold
pressed cantor aii'l mineral oils.
was visiting frieutls ia Westou this
week.
Have your watch repaired, by
Frank Manning, Centervi'le.
Road the article from "Justice" on
the second page, relative to the Slate
University. It is good. j
Notions, etc., at your own price, at .
Pauly's. j
Good brewing barley is woith SO 1
cents per husrired.
profitable crop than wheat.
Putter ii telling in many of the
town of Oregon at ten cents a pound,
(n Weston the old price oi teuty-fivc
cents is still paid.
Keinemhzr the cheapest jdaee to
buy your to'aceo and cijars is J. J.
Harvest Xotc. j
The big Clalock ranch of COCO acres j
yielded 1:4,000 bushels of wheat. I
J. R. Ilaod's wheat field of 2-tO acres ! 1
in tne .uir.na neighborhood pave an
average yield ot 5t bushels to ths acre.
Over on the alia Wall i a thresher
b'c.igrrig to W. P. IJstser turned out
2G0 bushels of wheat in twenty minutes
one day last week.
Pave Taylor's crop near Centerville
averaged twenty-eight busnels to ti.e
AI:ias Correspoiidencei
Sept
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Juniper Mc!:is.
Aug. "0, H55.
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Ti - , 'tine, -iiiv tt unci a cni: went laiiriv
It is a much mors ) , , , , - , , , . ,
ur.sue.s, ana J . u. UerKing s tweuty-
Adaii
'o the ctUor of the Leader; j j fctte ujcouiiiig very egotistical ic
Cases of litigatUn ' re becomin? as ' regard to rav communications and sun-
common as lying. L to three weeks j ti.ev werts awakening the aumir-
ago thev were entirely uniinov.niai.it; ,
jamais of cur town. The advent of , of every reauer cd tee LLABhU,
J attornev, a dep'ity sheriff and the tre-j news conies to rr.e that one of the mast
ineuuous inniix ot tne eurieuey oi me , promineut wiswin on .inn
i 1 1... i.i it 1
I ream., arc- amuugioe ,uu..-..... j-. , ,. ,, 011 tU(.m .Vorter'
.this state ot attairs. iue Inst case j nere ncyer Wo a
j wiped on lie recoru w as uoiiii jT(im ,IU.:,
vs. 1'at JLt.van, suit to recover wno.
Mr. Armstrong appeared for t;e i)i.m
fifi and Mr. Guyer of Pendleton for the
defendant. A jury decided in favor of
plaintitt
ilntematioiial Hotel,
! Corner Third and E Streets.
I FOCTS.A. - - OUCVv-
; Our facilities are such that ire defy com-
petition. This is the largest aaU
! most respectablv kep-t hotej
in the Xorthweot.
er pa"sseu an .
: rAr.J 1 1 - ' t T MAM
like t!iis:iDuasu a:iu t-'Ja-"M rlcl
Day.
seven.
J. V. Kilgore had 175 acres of club
in'le item
om .luumer to the LKADti: tnat
amocnts to -Jii hd! oi beans. " I uon't
know how much a hill oi heaiis amounts
to. but it Mr. Nicely 's bean patch were
alluded to 11 amounts to hut little any
way, it almost deadened the "sivcr.teen
sinees of my ignorant body." M- S
Lee is right after all: "Local corres
pondence is never appreciated.'' Ke-
ardless ot all this and the extreme
warm weather and Us tendency to pro
de
liauta & Co.'s, ;ntci viile.
Parsons Egbert of the V,'al!a Walla '; oats yielded 1C34 bushels.
Juurnal is in thj- city.
On acCMunl of the siukneas of Miss
Mary Miller, one of the assistant teach-
Cfa 111 t!lf. tm'.iir. ftia nnonimr nf
-Mr. C.I!. ProeWtel took a spin to ,, , , ". 1' .-, V, ?
. ' t lie si liool is 'i'..- t ; oneii until Monday,
I September I01I1.
I Kon't fail to call on .1. ,1. linnta t
Co., and jiet their juices an Machine
Oils before you buy.
Walla Wulla the first of the week.
A nice line of candiea ami nuts at
,J. J. liauta. & Co., Centerville.
Two tit the burned buildings at
Adumt has been rebuilt and 11 re now
now occupied.
A new and elegant lot of writing
.paper at I'uuly's.
A. 7. Jessup, once a typo in this
office, has a ".sit" on the Lewiston
Teller.
Young men when you want a nob
,by suit of clothes go to Sahng & Co.
Mark Levi, a former clerk fur N.
J)ueubery oi Co., was in the city this
week.
Si'kool Stationery of all dis
. criptions al Pauly's.
Lurgest and best assortment of
boots and shoes at Suiing & Co'3.
Mr. F, M. Pauly removed his stock
of goods this week to his new brick
tore.
Mr. I). A. Kiehards, the pioneer
pettier f Centerville, was in Weston
this week uu biisiucss.
llird seed of the freshest and clean
est kind, at 15c, at Pauly's.
Enterprise Lodge So, 4(5, I. O. G.
T., Milton has an average attendance
tf twenty-five. New members are be
ing constantly added.
Mr. Herman Sattler, of Walla
Walla, will soon begin the publication
of a newspaper at Centerville, to be
known as the Ceuterciilitta.
Ben Porroiighs bus purchased Mr.
Heading's half interest in the Pendleton
Tribune, and is now sole proprietor.
The price paid was S1S00.
Sauk needles ot the best quality at
F. M. Pauly's.
There is probably nothing in the
rumor that J. 15. Purdy and T. A.
Crump will hereafter yote the Kepubli
cuii ticket.
Frauk Manning watchmaker and
Cur r.ngllsU t'ocslns.
I.ONDOn. In a recent trade-mark
suit it was shown by sworn evidence
that over nine million bottles of St.
Jacobs Oil had been sold here during
the past few years.
certify that the sale of this remedy ex
ceeds that of all others; and that it is
being recognized as the best pain-cure
On Saturday, the J2th inst., the ' ever discovered . In serious rheumatism
baseball boys expect to meet on tin' j it has accomplished astonishing results.
gr. rands ct the north etnl of ihe
I had been on au errand, accompanied
j by my little friend Willie. Oa our re-
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.... , , , , - 1 turn we met a enap auoui, 111s m "
wheat that averaged -10 bushels to the j a3ked. "where' ve ye bin?" I answered:
acre: 40 acres of club wheat (late sum-! "We have been euilin from the great
niprf.ilh.u-l iv.iv,rrp,l 95 V.,iel,U. 1 fin laboratory of nature some simples to j diice extreme layim.ss I .vill fain
acres of spring wheat, average 27 'bush-1 nse. ffWfnge for an equine quadra- j liueate the haj.oenings of our tranquil
, , ' " , .ped. "Its no sucn thing, Charley; j neighborhood since my lust writing,
els, all machine measure. The sacks weVe j., bin across the crick to g:t j whether they amount to a hill of beans
v. iu average ldil los eacn. ou acres ot some iiuUlin lor a sick, horse, saiu v a-
lie. ,
The following buildings are in coure
of construction m Adams: lieese t Ked
nian's brick store, Mr. Springic's har
ness shop, 21x50; Mr. Luimu, two-story,
2-i;40, will probably be used as a fur
niture store; Boot and Slioa store and
shop; priming oitice-; Mrs. ( lark, one-
Leading chemists ! u."? lbx2i' L ncleloui 1-letcher, chop
mil, two-siory, oxo-; ,i!ss oieuuitt-
' ."leafs Sac. I ixlSlHS r-
Free bus to and from the house. Xo
Chixese Emtloyei). Three blocks
friTn all railroad depots. Three blocks
from ali steamboat landings.
E. LEWISTOtt, Prop.
O. Cl-AKK, Agent.
Bood News; to- 'Farmers!
Ship your Wheat with
t the north etnl of ihe eitv t;
re-iuu'; jiractice. It will be decided
what action will he tiikcn regarding the
challenge of the Portland Stars, Prac
tice to begin tit 2 o'clock, p. m.
The Kov. 11. C. Ogleiby will take
departure on Monday next to attend '
his departure on Monday next t
the M. K. South Conference at Albany,
which ..omnicnecs on the 10th inst.
Last Wednesday evei'ing a select
card party was held at the new resi
dence ot John O. Moorebousc. Me has
COXTEIBI'TCD HEL&XUE.
For the I.KALdt.
WESTOX, Sept. 1st, 1SS5.
IlEAK LeaIiEI!: I am pleased that
you have began to dish up "LeADKK
Hash." I dislike the caption you have
given it. It smacks of vulgarity, which
is worse than the "barbarism" that
seems to have offended your "unedu
cated" contributor. While 1 yield to
none in in? devotion to nine saxon. vet
now one of the finest pi ivate residences a(.nmiitaMcc with Vrennh or Gar
ni the county, and is to be co;igratu.at
and is to be congratulated
on his success. A most pleasant even
ing was passed, and everybody went
home more than satisfied.
Nice clean mixed bird seed, only
l.'c per pound at J. J. llanta ec Co.'s,
Centerville.
No extra charge is made for sending
the Lkauki: to friends in the East.
Tin: price is the same all over the country
Two Dollars per year when paid in
advance.
Jewish holidays occurring on the
10th and 10th of this month, N. Duscn
bery & Co. wish to inform their cus
tomers that their store will he closed on
those days.
J. S. White & Co. have built an
addition to their Agricultural Imple
ment warehouse for the purpose of stor
ing wagons, buggies, &c.
Itcv. J. LcCoruue, pastor of the
Methodist Church at Centerville, be
came entangled up in some manner last
Saturday with a barbed wire fence, a
pair of oars and a young colt, and broke
his left arm below the elbow.
Frank Ponaford, living below Cen
terville, was taken to Portland last Sat-
wi
man or any living language or even a
dead one, widens our views and en
riches our diction. It should be con
ceded that a legitimate use of foreign
words is not more disagreeable than the
conceit which some people display be
cause ot their want of familiarity with
living or the nou-iiving vehicles of
thought.
(Mr. Nicelv's or anybody el.-e's) or not,
and wiil say that r.o one is compelled to
read "Juniper Items."
While enjoying the blessings of peace I
the news of a cat-;:nd-dog-scratcii and
bite melee breaks the stillness and dis- j
t urbs our quiet, which happened be
tween two employes on Paine liroth
ers' ranch recently. The cause and
names will not lie mentioned, but the
Cold Spring man informed his W ebfoot
adversary that he was a liar. The
Webfoot loan did not like to "take it"
and told the ("old Spring entertainer
so, who rcspouded, 'Sir, yau will have it
to take or tight.' The latter course was
chosen, which resulted in nothing more
than both of them getting their eyes
tilled with dirt and one or the other
willing to "take it" or "take, it back."
Not being present I am compelled to
write from hearsay and imagiuatiou.
Notwithstanding the large crops of
jlUmatilla this fall and every other in
ducement tins country oilers to voting
men, Mr. K. A. Konth is preparing to !
return to "Arkansaw" the laud of per
s
t:er, dwelling; Henry ivirny, uwening;
Mr. Armstrong, dwelling; Mr. Calvert,
butcher stiop; M. E. parsonage. Mr.
L. M. Simpson has ordered the brick
for a two-story building to be erected
on the site ot his former building, the
upper story to be used as a lodge room
and the lower story for a general uier
chan Use store.
Koe Ferguson has just returned from
a trip to the Helena, Montana, races,
lie reports the betting high ami the ra
cing good. Umatilla county mane a
good record, winning six races in that
many days. Lila Furuuson, line's
mare, made tne fastest halt-mile on the
tracK, tnar, oi secouus, gojo. nine simmons, paw-paws and possums
lor any country. He says there were whence he came two years azo. He will
A'otk-e for Publication.
LiXD OlTICE AT LA fiRASlIF, OHI0O5
Auprust 22, lSsi.
Notice is hereby siven that the Iotlowia(r
nauietl settler has hle-1 notice of hi intention to
make final proof in support of hi clainuard that
said proof will tie ma Je before lire County Clerk
of Umatilla County, Oregon, at Pendleton, Ore
gon, on October 0, lis.", viz:
Kben S. Waterman,
T. S. No. ."412. for the northwest quarter of sec
tion id. tow nship a north. valine :I4 E. W. M.
He names tile following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation of,
said laud, viz:
George W. Haymond. Henry Perriek, .1. S. Zer
ba and E. J.Zerba, ail of lVnt..Tvii!e, Orcr'.u.
S. O. SWACKHAMKU,
2S Register.
Notice for Publication.
Lash OrricE at La Grasdf., Oiieoox,
Auifusc l?, lSSa. t
Notice is herehy j:iven that the following
named settler hw filed notice of his intention to
make linal proof in support of his claim, and that
said proof will be made before E. K. Ilarker, a
Notary Puhlie, at Centerville, Oregon, on Octo
ber ltd, 1SS5, viz:
John 31. Goodman.
U.S. No. 0412, , For the southwest quarter of
section 12, township a H. 'S-i east, W. M.
.She names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation of
said land, viz:
John H. Vincon. A. It. M. Ew.in, Ed Whito
inan and itobcrt AIcEwan, all of Centcrvi'le, or.
3. O. SWACKHAMKIl,
Register.
over one hundred race horses present of
the best blood and from nearly every
Stale and Territory, and lie says the
way those Montana fellows bet made
an Oregon granger hold his breath.
Some of our boys believe in the con
verting power of water. 15y the vigor
ous use of a pump hose they converted
a drunken half-breed into a sober one.
M. S. Lee.
Itnni'd of S:ni;'.iilaliall.
Notice is hereby given that the as-
jowcler is at Mcllonc's Hotel, Center- I urday by U, S. Marshal Morse and
Villo.
Messrs. Kilgore and Brown with
their 38 inch thresher have averaged
throughout the season 7o2 bushels per
(lay.
Those nicely painted si,ns on
Pauly's now store that are exeiuug the
admiration of all who sec them, arc
the work of Mr. Wm. Lowndes, Wes
ton's paiuter.
Watches cleaned $1.50. Main
springs $1, Case springs Si. Clocks
cleaned SI. All work warranted by
Frauk Manning, Centerville.
Pears are numerous in the moun
tains. ' Several have been killed on the
Umatilla and one was killed on Wild
Horse, just alove King's place.
Mr. A. P. Sharpstein, one of Pen- j
die ton's most popular attorneys, was in i
the rity this week, and made the i
LEADER a pleasant visit. !
1 1
Parties traveling over the country ;
roads complain that our tiioroughiares
are cut up a great deal worse this year
tiiau on previous seasons, remaps iue i W(J jjve ln
reason is that more wheat is oenig ,
hauled.
lined 10 for selling whiskey to Indians.
Not having that amount of c-.sh, Judge
Deady ordered him confined in the
county iuil at Pendleton until the fine
was paid.
Tho many cows that roam the
streets ot Weston, subsisting on dried
poplar leaves, breaking into gardens j
and damaging sidewalks, us well as j
the calves that bawl all night and dis-
turb the slumbers ot the drowsy deni
zens, SIIOUIU o suunil.n ity jupiiir-.seu. j
Wheat has still a downward ten- J
doney. The price ottered this week is
-K cent. Very few rales are reported,
farmers pre:errn:g to store their grain :
and wait for a rise in the market. j
Ayor's Ague Cure is intended to !
act as an antidote to malarial levers, :
I looked for the Adams' correspond
ence in your last issue, but it was not
there. 1 saw lteese & Redman's ad
vertisement "The man who laughs" and
my little seven-year-old daughter want
ed to know which it was, Reese or Red
man, I told hor it was Redman. Then
she said: I almost hear him laugh.
Yi'e seem to have some difficulty
about those attorney fees. it was
ever thus. It is only after professional
men have performed their services that
clients and patients begin "to kick"
this is not a barbarism. It is a horsey
expression, but eminently strong. Peo
ple solicit the services of a lawyer or
doctor or editor and when "after har
vest comes tnese men who need food,
clothes and enough to pay taxes, are
forgotten and informed by their reckless
employers that they did not give satis
faction. This is not honest. It is con
temptible. There is a law against tak
ing illegal fees charged by officers. A
lawyers gets what his services are rea
sonably worth even if they are unsuc
cessful.
sossment list for the year 1885 has been
returned to the City Council of the
City of Westou and is now subject to
the inspection of any person interested
therein and that the said council will
sit as a board of equalization at their
council room from 2 o'clock to ii o'clock
in the afternoon of the !)th day of Sep
tember, 1SS5, when all persons may be
heard who may feel themselves agrieved
by such assessment ot his or her pro
perty and the said council may approve,
alter, correct or amend such assessment
as in their opinion mav seem proper.
W. 11. Jones,
Recorder ot the City of Weston.
IIaywaud llAxu Grenades. -The
I best known Fire Extinguisher in the
world. Don t delay In supplying your-1
selves with them at once. Property
and lives saved every day with them.
You cannot afford to be without them.
M. S. McQuarrie, Agt,,WalIa 'Walla.
G. J. U EC i it; 124 Market" St., is, 1'.,
General Agent. ;
la-Ucr List.
List of letters remaining in the Post
ofiice at Weston, C!r., Sept. 2, 1SS5:
not say that he can do better in that
country than in Ibis, nor that he will
stay there very long. It is not proba
ble that the charms of the country are
as inducing to him as the charms of
something else.
Paine Ii others have finished thresh
ing their grain. They had 13,000 bush
els, al! of which will be hauled to Wal
lula. The contract has been let to John
R. Ladd ot Walla Walla.
Jennie Juniper, in a recent letter to
the E. O. told us of everything that
was going to happen and of everything
that had happened, except the names of
the persons who stida Mr. Davis' water
melons. Most all of the farmers expect to haul
their wheat to Waliula.
Airs. Molenkepil' has boen rusticating
at the (.'old Springs east of Weston.
Our Sunday school seems to be on the
wane.
Captain Jinks.
The i'urtlani. Business College, Portland, Ore-
im, offers yuicriir private ami class instruction
to the jounaiul middle-aged of both sexes who
desire t obtain a practical education in the short
est time consistent with thorough work, and at
the luist expend. Day and evening sessions
throughout the year. Students admitted any
time. Catalogue on a plication.
A. 1 Akmstuoso, Prindp&l.
who have made arrangements for rcreivlu and forward
lug the same to their San Francisco llonse an
Storage, to arrait a better market.
Liberal Cash. Advances
32aleataf:urralefinter'st, and satLsfactwy rclarns,
guaranteed.
Don't dispose of your wheat before calling
on us.
i
We tuve Risuic sr.tlsf tctory avraajrements for a law. rat
oi storage in Sau Francisco.
i
mil. Mo Clianoes,
But do your shipping with the Old Reliable,
House of
Soliwabacker Brothers.
Buckingham-&
Hecht s
to dispose of our large stock of
Desiring
I Pendleton-, Sept. 2.
Tramps are plentiful.
j Mrs. N. E- Despain has returned
from California.
"Missouri Jack" will open npn.i
othcr dive on Main street in a few days.
Tho question of Waterworks is at
tracting considerable attention at pres
ent. Several new members were received
into the M. E. Church last Sunday
and all diseases generated by marsh, j evening.
swamp or slough. Science has brought j Five tramps broke out ot the city jail
this remedy nigh to perfection. Xo j Monday night. AU but two were rc-
lriggs, w m
Cobb, James
Finneil R M
Grizzle Rev JDS
llartman J
Le'iler Hattie
Moore T J
Mulligan Thomas
Pctrie Miss Rosa .
Reynolds A W
Trcfts R P
Persons calling
say advertised. I.
Parr, F M
Culbertson E W
Frink Frank
Hillhouse J W
James Wm
LyonTJ
McFcrran L M
Nclsou A C
Richmond R D
Spores S,A i!
Wood Eli
for the above please
,. S. Wood, P. M.
An Ofll-3-a!iio?irl fidoa.
The old-fashioned idea that one should
never enter a sick room with an empty
stwmach is a true one. The gastric
juice is not secreted in an empty stom
ach; it is only when food is taken into
the stomach and digestion commences
that the gastric juice is present. Ail
germs are killed by earning in contact
with healthy gastric juice therefore a
full stomach fortifies one against con
tracting contagious diseases. De Ha
ven's Dyspepsia Cure is especially
adapted to act upon the digestive juices
of the system and keeps them in a pure
and natural condition. In this manlier
it ensures proper digestion and assimi
lation of the food. It never fails to ef
fect a cure in the most obstinate cases
of Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Flatulency
and rjieUheadacho. Sample bottles free
at W. II. McCoy's drug store.
otire.
II, McAi thur notifies those interested
that he holds the books of the City
Drug Store for collection, and all money
due must be paid promptly.
scx
we will offer at Public Sale, at our store
in Weston, on
Saturday, September 12th,
our sntire slock, consisting of
PARLGR AND BEDROOM SETS
and all kind of
i I UiiStl I UilL
We carry a full stock of
lEouselioM Furniture, in
walnut, ash and pine; also,
a large assortment of CJjsiirs
SDattresscs, Spring Beds,
Lounges, etc. A supply on
Iiassd of Mouse Moulding,
ShToors ana basil.
loots and Shoes
BEST AMD; CHSAPEST5
1 X1
Fin sale by-
8TJ3INAKER and CO.,
.Notice.
All persons knowing themselves in
debted to Cooper, Schmuck & Garnett,
are requested to call and settle their
accounts by the 12th of September, as
we intend to close un our business on !
that day. Costs will be added to rc-
l counts not settled by the date above
! mentioned.
! Cooper, Schmuck & Garnett.
Y v- SHARPSTEIX,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
PeniStefton, - - - Ostsois.
quinine, no arsenic, nor injurious dreg
j enters into its composition. 'hemitry ;
; and the healing art have combined to ;
j make it the curative triumph of the age ;
Tuesday
relatives
V.'hon b:ily "v;.s siric, we gave her CASTOTUA,
When the w.w a child, we guve her CASTORIA,
When she iieiame Miss, she elunj; tJ (.ASTORIA,
When she ha'l children, si. cg.ivc thcmOASTOltlA.
Io Sol Ijp 2K'?eiwl.
There is a firm in Walla Walla try
ing, (and partially sncccedini;) to steal
Will pnu-tiee in all the courts of Oregon, Wash
il!yt,;.n und itialio.
'TE
captured.
A. M. Hendricks left on
evenings train for a visit to
in Eugene City.
Rev. F, II. Robinson is ''etti::' un a
The Xcw Zealand Loan and Mer- ! local society of the Chatauqua Literary
i cantile Agency, at San I ranci.-co, has 1 and Scientific Circle.
-The extra train put on a few weeks 1V(.oiveil flm Xcw Zealand some fa- ; The Sunday School convention will
ago by the O. R. & N, to carry wheat f ,ous Sectl Oats, samples of which may ! be in session at the ,ltist churcU
out of the country, has been taken oil, i be ,.cn at tt, I.kaueR olr.ee. Parties ! Wednesday and Tlm-sda-
"fanners auu uicrchinti refusing to , .:,i1;,T o nurche.so nuts for seed from ,.. ..... . i a portion of my patronage, bvTsuttin:
" tho eniso -iv. i.i- f . , , , , t eo. v . iteaCing has sId ois inter- nut a si'rn "Davis Dentist," instead of
Sinn. Iieing tue cnuse give. this A 'cney should do so he tore the ; - (i T) ,, ... , . ,. . .. .... ' ,
1 -0 . .p.. ln ti,e IV-ndleton iribiinc to his ; their hrm name. hen von want den-
-Kishop II. K. Hargrove, of tho M. : middle of October, tor price- app.y at ' twt j5en s i5un-0l:,.i,s. j tal work, performed ami warranted by
K, Church South, will preach in the j LEADER otlice. Orders respectfully so- j ' . 4 ' an ojierutor who is responsible, ana here
... ,. ... w .. ,, ! ihe L- l' l-nion and Land of : .,0 to the office over Rees &
. 'Hope will resume operations a', the " man s store. Dn. L. M. Davis
a. til., aud 7 :.U p. in. i.ast l'ucsuay leing tlie i.rst ot .Lp-
- It is said that m.mv well-appearing ' tember, it was abo the hist r.f the open
500,000 EUSHELS
OFOOOI:
r? "2"
Mn&SlFs fSfflEHS i"T..f
for which the highest market price will
be paid. Also, same amount of
WHEAT,
immigrants stop off nt Waliula, to
which place they have purchased tick-
,cts under the impression that it would
be a good poiut from which to jud.'e
season when the beasts of the field and
Ihe- fowls of the air may be hunted
without the fear of an avenging law.
The Sictc scasfin for prairie chickens,
30 Reward.
Lost, on Jnoe 14th, 18S.3, one match-
ed span of sorrel horses, brand - on j
left shoulder, and 0, on right shoulder, j
Parties having barley can have sacks
furnished by ine. I receive at any ship
ping point, either on river or railroad.
ADVANCES MADE ON WHEAT,
and very reasonable rates of storage
given .
Walla WjsIIa - - V. T.
Terms Cash.
Don't fail to cosne and se
cure bargains.
Cooper, Schmuck
& Garnett.
Corner Main and Water Sts.,
WESTON - OREGON.
153m
Weston, Oregon,
J. S. WHITE
rmers
&co.
Has been appointed agent at WESTON for
for the sale of the following
ral Wements
Batchelors & Wylye's
EBRATED SPRING-TOOTH C00D&
Harrows, Cultivators and Seeders.
MITCHELL'S well-known Wagons, Hacks, and Buggies.
The Western Fanning Mjll,
the best on the Coast, warranted to separate oats and,
barley from wheat, taking out everything and leaving
nothing hut the clean wheat.
PARL1N & 03EKDQHFFS AKD THE CELEBRATED CANTON SULKY P1XW.
.the country, but that the forxaken as- j grense ao'J pheasauts expired oven
jiect ef the surroundings so appals ;
.some of tlieiB that tiiey take the next
.train for home. j
Members of the A. O. I". W. are '
exceedingly healthy about this time.
No assessments for deaths have been
Jcvicd iu the last two months.
Prairie chickens nnd grouse being
.scarce this snason, our sputsmen are
going in for larger gme. Hear meat is
' now what they are after.
Who can heat this? J. A. Down
ing with his 32 inch cylinder ihre.-hcr
turned out 12, l'.h bushels of wheat iu
nine aud one half days. The biggest
day's wprk was H."2 biu-hels. Next.
Mr. Henry Piukerton left at this
office the outcome of one hill of Early
Rose potatoes. The yield was great
.nd the potatoes of the liaest kind. We
tr(ed them.
Messrs. .lones iros., et i nion, :
S5US of our Recorder Jones, were in the i
citf this week. The Leadeu acknowl-'
edstes a pleasant visit. Messrs. Jones;
month ago, now Ine hunter may kill
"eese, ducks and squails. or any other
bird or animal that suits his fancy
About one o'clock Tuesday night
tire broke out ::j 1. P. Clemens' b'mek-
Geo. W.Reading has sld his inter
est in the Pendleton Tribune to his
partner, lien S. Burroughs.
The W, C. T. Union and Band of
Hope will resume operations a', the
Congregational Church Saturday after
noon. II. Sattler, for the past two months
job printer at the Tribune otlice, having
i 'i Til" mil r. fit .,) ..-,- i tinr iv' I : icil auuLiiuri . ciuti .
I , I -ur-. nave iiariiman, an old resilient of w ai-
sooii commence the publication of that . one has a white spot on forehead; the I toI, comitv. mA a Ialh. of ouIture an;, rr,lli.
paper at Centerville. . otherjias no white on him . The horses j n(.n,.e a.iit t ,j t,ie treatmcnt ,)f ut.,!t
uc jo nanus ingu, vcii;ii uoool iwy los t Swift's SlieeiSc
made au unsuccessful attenpt to ; horses. Tw ent v Dollars reward will be ; n, "nuv-(-n r, v k. . "v
the eoi e can:e
.-: tile in Weston. Any
1 i
El
j 1 " iiiauu an uii3uui:iui ui i.e iik iu , oorscs. jweniy i oioii , i e ill a win ue ii;:;raiv
ocane Sund.iv nhdil bv nrvin" ofTtliP I V"l for tlieir delivery at the livery sta- j ters. an.l
III -,ll WI L.ll. Stltl v.i;ii-?. Kill 1JI i , -i, . .-,
in;' in ineir recovery "in ou uuerauv
Tiii iarc Raifl for by tho
AiAMS Ll'.ERT SlAtLt.
siuitii shop in Ceuteril'ie, and consumed
that building. Ilouud.i' agricultural
stor Mr. Cannon's dwelling house and
Neil McFaciiern's blacksmith shop.
Mr. Clemens lost his entire stock ot
tools. MeEachern succeeded in getting
out the larger portion ot his tools and
some plows and other things which Were
in his shop for repair. Rounds' loss
was very heavy, although he saved
some of his agricultural
i cancer uiatie its ap-
wa treated v.ath plas- j
ut. The r.laee heu!el
information load- i ui' aittr s-.tne time, and seemingly niy.nuc was !
i wen. j lower, in, a icw years it returned an I
iron wrenched iron, the sink, a punch, 1 for. . j. t it AMUEIii.ain, ITiZ rinX,JI i
and a chisel made from the spring of a Dayton, W. T. ! t' it no if-tl. Know-..;- the disease to run j
., . , , 1 in the family, having had ..ne si c.er to die with
ja.v-kime were tlie tools used. . caver. I berame seriouJv aimrehen.lv.. o mv
t. 1 ei-miitein. It fnnThaieu t i;u-rt;:i';. in Mze anil j
rC.iCC. ! vir'.il.'iicc. I ahnunt '-.ive mi nil hm-p ..f ovi.r
tne mountains, i uesuay, was tool by Dr. Williamson takes this method
Peo
Iron fastenings osithc end of sticks, preventing thetr
hreakiitg.
WATE31TOWX CAltlti.UiES AND BUGGIES
The Hoilingswortii Hake, Se!f-2)uiupiiig.
Walkers Wrought Tubular and Cast-Iron Fences
All orders tilled wVAi promptness nnd at Walla WaWi
prices. LEBLKAL IP8SCOOT FOIt CASH,
Call a:!dexnnn:ie Goods and prices.
Office on "ilahi St.. one door east of Marshall House.
white
of notifying his patrons that he expects
East,
;e por-
Fortuiiateiy there was a strong
hlowincr at the time from the
j which undoubtedly saved a lar;
' tion of the town. The building occu
' nied bv MeEachern was owned bv G. L
W. Titaworth, whose loss is about $.".00. ; aua,,mr'
Pearl Bowman while coming ia from
Tuesday
and another Indian that
man lay dead in a little gulch leai
toi.ie itu.iwiiia. bowi'iau move to tne j ber 1st, aud urgently needs
place indicated and found Earnest Ba- ;
ker, a man who has been working .
around Pendleton for a few dajs, iyi:: -
alib
; h:-i'.er cured. Tile pliysi'-ians LUlvied the ne of
j the Hale and can-tie. Thin was nwru than I :
, c:old ! eir. and ivhised tohaveit operated u,,on i
' ni teat war. Ail ,,tii;:-r ri:!n-i;:. a w..r.. nwri iu:t
to tase a trip to the Last about Sqitem- , tllt euneer eintinucd to jrrow worse. The'pain
w:n ei ru: lann,', and ray ;i:'e wa a hurkn. In
to collect
wliat is due him.
During his absence
of about a month, II. McArthur will
continue making collections, to whom
this
inMilements.
. nn me t'rnnin ifn i. m i i.r. n,, m i ......
Willi! . ali money may ne pain.
itog ly uis side. Bowman put lam in
Mr. Rounils lost in agricultural imple-i
meuts. See., about $1000, ami Mr. Clem- j
ens S1U0. Cass Cannon, in clothing
and household furniture, lost about
i the wagon and brought him to town,
wires it was found he had shot himself
twice, once in the head and once in the
Laker, who w,i5 periecti'y
sas that the rc.-.son he tried
to kill luinrie.l is tiiat it was very Hard
lor him to get work and when got he
couhl'i't keep f. place, so feeling that he
was of no use in the world he determin
ed to leave it. To-n;sht (Tuesday) he
iros. are mercuants or t. nion an., pro- Xone of the uWr.s or con- i : . ' . expected to live till morning
prietors of that excellent paper to , tat s re insureJ. Mr. Rounds in-1 Alkl
Scout. : forms u that the fire was either thel.
A Klarttili liiseorcrv.
Physicians are often startled by re
markable discoveries. The fact that
Dr. King's New Discovery for Con
sumption and all Throat and Lung dis
eases is daily curing patients that they
have given tip to die, is startling them
to realize their sense of duty, and ex
amine into the merits of this w onderful
diseeverv: resulting ia hundreds ot o
best Physicians using it in their prac
! ti.-e. f riat Bottles tree at W. H. Mc-
Cov's Drug Store. Regular size 51.00.
tireiir,n tnv s'.r i:r. llardn.an. connm-nd-
t'i me to rry Sant - S;f;.-!!if:. I; -a:;,, the last rc
, sf.rt. but I w-.i-. j.rej'1'ii'.ed. aun-t the use of
, patent liiedii-irie-. and e! eeial'y thi-'ir.e. that I
i he.-it.'.ted ocie tip..-. At iasv Iirive l:iy : jll'-ent.
! te-t iieiievin tiiere was ar.y Virtne in it. The
: f:rt hottle only inureasi;'! the i- of the sore
; itii'i the dis..;uir-e truin it, and lvr.ee di'i not in-
soire me vith any I:-ii.e. n UiUia th- si-rond
! IV'ttle there -were 5:'-ns of imy.i-'-Aeir.Tt, and :nv
fai1.ii strecthened just in i r-.fiorrin. 1 n.i.ed '
: tin- Sjieeir.t- as a wasn in the treatment ot my j
I eanctr with remarkable stiec . I s; ur.-ed the I
! ti.re ith'he tnr-'jieine dihited with a little watr. !
: It s ftcne-l the si-ali. cnoY-d th face and Ttiie-. ej '
I the ite'nin? sensation. The spot on rav f.-n e V- I
: an to Ccer.-a?.;. a sre'il as the di-'yo-irre. arid1.
I hoy-e ?rar;' up tn rr.y heart. t'ci'd it t..., I
j a-kid myself, rhat I was at last .q re'.ieve-i'of
; this disa-se.- It has civen ine so nianr nark
j h' -urs it: tlie ; a-t that tiie i Jia oi beins -ei: a-aia
a.3w overpowereu roe. There wm a wmtert
Vwtwctn hope and fjr a Ion r time. It mt
Ir.nr rctrat ot wieoinj. Vit j y cau-.e with tho I
m'.ratns. There .s rot'nini' left to mark the j
puce on a snia.i v-ar. and I lee. tnat iz is no-
Campbell & Callwell's
PORTABLE GALLERY
is here for a
SHORT TIME ONLY
to make all kinds of
(
!
i
I
i
rp
ictures
HOW IS V01IB OPPDRTilHInf.
Mr. George Rcckv. ith, who was in j work of in incendiary or w?.s accident- j
Eurklm's Arnica !alvi.
stepping
the employ of Proebstel Pros, sonie i ally started by some persois
three years ago has returned to cston ! mto au allei, which
and has accepted the position of head ; shavings, between his bivise and the i ;jj."jns ",
jniller in tho Weston Flouring mills. ; blacksmith shop, to light a cijar. He ! ;on',' nJ kis
Mr. Reckwith is one of the best millers i thinks the tire could not have started ! mv reouired. It i P-tarantecd to give
mn the Coast, and Proebstel Bros, have ; in the bKcksm.th shop, as his building : perteet salist.iction. o. r.i .uey rem uteri.
,, . i- I .. i- . . i 1 Price 23 cents per box. Icr sale bv
done well in securing hi services. w as tuo hrst tc burn. j 1 cCoy I
TI.a Tint Salvi in the worid tor Cats. ' EIH XOT X LEKPF.K. At the rwidencf of J- !
. T-l - i,? ! M V:.r-t n-. WiM llrB w!r li.T WfflCn. :
utiiued some ; Bruises, .bores, y ice.,,, ouir i.neum, Ansttn ih. I,t. Mr.'john E'iir:.-ton, County i
! I-ever bores. leun, u..ppea lianas,: School iurvrisucadent to 1K- Ei&e I Le-ir, t
s. Corns, ana ait Skin Erupt-! IvVi.ii. Pnwf.
files.
f os-irne t .r me to e:; re5.s my p-t,-rtt
deiiverauee. it is a wo:..it
MKS. Oi-IVE liAEnMA.X,
Jan. 9, H-4.
: fcr tiiia !
.-fa! medieh.e.
Monroe, Ga. i
DECORATIVE
Paper Hanger,
HOUSE, sigx,
BFGGY AXs) WAGO?
pa:
Wc axe now prt-par to receive on conaihinent,
hay or ttiore
Wheat!
Thus giving- yrta choice In dis'osinicof your crr,i.
Grain Sacks or Sale.
A!o M'MBEU, r':;-h rr rfrwoH. t r sa'c t
rea-'jnab e rates and in 'jiiaiititifea t suit.
Wheat rcf iveI on cnvnixint cr far rt-rajre at
Ccntervilie and rtUini. ar,.l boiijrLt
a anj railroatt XU'jn.
MILLER &R0BLEY,
Centerville - - Oregon.
P. BONEIJKAKE,
The Painter,
Weston Oregon.
Odor of Forest. Sparkle of Stream.
FOREST AND STREAM.
JW you own a Cin, or a "fUh-pole," or Wr4
tUrj; '" or rifle? Kvr jo aniflfnK, r abmAlnr.
trauipin, ir camping, itr eaieiujf, ttr jrat-htfagl
Have yo'i a taste for btutly.iiif the liahita A iid
binl or aiiinjulh? you knuv that
ytam we hav Jen pnhlWiintr Irriirht weekly
jjH-r di.--ited ihce aubjerts? It will re)
y tj lxtk at a fijpy t the Fret and Htrnm.
fi1t:rc is no other (tarr in tb worH jut like it.
Ad'lrfTfff F'fr&t and Htreaia FuUiibtox C.t 3
i'ark Um', New Vork. '
Sperlflue B Cvpj ! C'eata
B"
YOUR
itively n:r;
or no ;
nous.
In t.-as t .tx
'. the wife of
poirada.
on s
Mr. I.
:j-:.n, i
Swift's S,ec:5.? is cntir;
t-- cure he forcing o-.t t
b!-l.
Tr-a'Je en Lloed and
fre.
vei-er:
iu..ui
h e an 5 5wni5i Graining in All Kinds cf Wood.
tie tnv.n the i
KALS03iI.M.. &e.
Wm. Lowndes.
BOOKS, STATIONERY a
NOTH'E r
Sale of County Poor Farm.
Xo'iee U herrhy pircn th--t on Wednesday, th
niotb ciay cf fc.ptm!jer, Ick.", at two o'clock p.
ni. nf pan! 4ay, tb itrrietwim A wij
rerat puKicmie, tj tlie Iiihet and hetl bW
der, a theeoort hmKedeor, in Hendtoa-m, Ore
yon, the fann kn-nrii n the Count; l'oor Farm,
situat'1 on ltireh creeK, Umatilla coonty, ro
Kin, (3 mile fnno pilot Ropk.) and particularly
deKcritied as foilowa: The wet haH of the annth
vuei qtirter and tlie eat hail d tlx anatbwot
qoarvjrof section 3.:. township 1 aoatb of rang
::i V.. . M, coutanrini; lflo aers.
Trrrn.
Cne-third of f.nrcliase prue, caah; one-thirrl at
the end f one year, awl one-ttiini ut end ot
lo rears, the at-omi' 4ld third paymeiita to
liiaw interest at the rate of t3i ixrr eent. per an
num trom rtiU of uitt'uptiljaid, sail tifuaerur-
o . a mortyaxe on tne wippenT. mi v w
ivwmt vill hiaJlo'ed oa Jwd-ihWi.'of prriiase
in D:ea.-c-rf n:a:Ie'l ;
. Siviit i Ec:n-Co..
lrer Atlanta, Ca.
. , , ,. ... I price if the a-hi.le anwiiit w il at tne tiuo oT
Isrliool Snpplie,orrI-s, llsar. To- U' in Iaf ii bbkv of e Mat.The
rtaerc. f oali-rlioaery, !,!-.. or
j W. C. STARKEY.
1 At, tte X: O. Stjre . . JIILTOK.
R.
ptirsriawer will b-s tiveu possesion on unooer
1-t, lsss.
Done this Tth layrf Answ, 1B!S.
T. J. MVY. CountT Jndirt.
J.J. liAlliOAKUXER, Coifi.
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