The Athena press. (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, December 13, 1895, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Texto to ,Vlfi m m THE J. S: HAYB m m We bis r,e in this m m m r WE II AVE THOSE ALBANY MILLS SUITS EVERY THREAD PURE WOOL, ft m 4 ... v v - . Come and. examine these goods j . You will Iffl V: 4, ' ton Remember that . we., are m SkiriningiaCat! There is an old saying." "there ate more ways than onvof dunning a cat." The man who makes plueh , capes and mufifa frora'eline pelts, 1,00 nn wiiv. The Hchaol-boy. on uuu v v . - hi ervmnastic Dole, has nouiej WAV. " Roth are rieht from thevf-! standpoint. ,We do not wish to. nkin a cat either way in fact don't want to skin one at all, but only to pav that when the long catagory of catastrophies and calamities over : take vou; which they will, sooner or later, I have the Balm of Gilend and can supply all your needs ir. the w a v of remedia 1 agen cies. ; H Yours for 5Xc wheat, , J. W. Kibkland, ' ? Pio-eer Drfar Store. " ' ""' " ' El vThe Wheat Market; Locally, wheat was stronger Mon day then for some time past; ' At Adams, a. pool, of 40.000 bushfls '.was purchased by,R. A Dozier, agent for th Pacific ; Coast Eleva tor Company, the price paid being --40 cents per bushel. It is reported s that a pool of 100,000 bu'shds' has . heen formed there, and the owners -7"will hold off until 40 cents is offer .; ed.y-'-',. - Portland, Dec. 12Wheat Wal . "Ia Walla, 50c; Valley. '53c. - .Chicago, Dec. 12-Wheat, cash, 57c; January, 57$c. San Francisco, Dec. 12. W heat, lash $1.00. Tribal Government Wanted. At the agency . Friday all the In the Umatilia reservation assembled in council - to complete tome detail incidental to memoria lizing congress to ' take from them fi)nn $9;50 n MM FELT BOOTS FIRST GRADE BOOTS $2.50 THE BEST 2nd GRADE FELT BOOTS AND RUBBERS . ', $2J . " - This is the grade usually sold'' Ladies' Arctics $1 We 'sell rubbers of all kinds lower than anyone in East- ern Oregon. Call and see us. CL,K AVER BROS., oot shoe men. 805 Main Street, - - PENDLETON, OREGON. Pendleton and "Walla Scfuasr Dealing SQUARE First DqorSouth. mm are now commencing a sale of all goods in order to get ready for invoice January 1st, 1896, and we wish to apnoun connection that we are in a position to sell goods for less money than any house in.Pendeton. j Confer with any. of bur customers and learn their experience with Buy, Where jYou Can Save the" Most Money .v . V ; t We shall quote but few prices at this time, but will give you a few samples and guarantee to' sell everything, else in proportion. Our stock contains an immense line of i, . ' !? i ' ,$ " ? i ; j 1 7 CLOTHING7AND iGENT' FURNISHINGS, " BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS,. IHJTCi ETC ONE LINE OF whether you intend-to buy. or not. be surprised. - - We stilly Have a. Few Good Things Left From rv The Pendleton Mercantile , Co. , Stoci: jr. BOY'SBOOTS going to make , a t clean-up. everything just as it is. the rights of citizenship and with hold the same from them for a period of twenty-twdvears or un tVthe7re entitled to patents to their lands . under the allotment act. The initial steps in that di rection were taken a few weeks ago when the first assembly washeld. On Tuesday a second council togas called to order- and speeches weSre riJade by Chief Peo, No Shirt, Young Chief and manv others. 'After the U addresses a memorial which had been drawn up was signed by every Indian on the reservation, each acting under, the advice of the three leaders. ; ' The wife of Mr. D., Robinson, a prominent lumberman.of Hartwick, N Y., was sick with rheumatism for five months. ; In speaking of it, Mrs.;, Robinson says: "Chamber lain's Pain Balm is the only thinsr that givec me rest from pain. or thn relief of pain it caunot be beat." Many very bad caises of rheuma tism have" been cured by it. For safe at 50 cent per bottle by Pion eer Drug Store.- , '. For Sale. t i 'One of the best residences in town' Will sell cheap or trade for cattle. For - particulars apply a this office. A i St. Louis the Place. St. Louis captured the plum. The national republican convention will convene there on June. 16, 1896. s On February 21. Judge Murphy Wednesday after noon named Febuary 21 as the date of the execution of Durrant. COAL ! ! $650 ER TON, at O. It & N. DEPOT. AND RUBBERS $2.50 THAT'S MADE Walla and of Postofflce, Pendleton, Oregon r.i i 7 ij sr j i . x a ' is u i m r i t i t i u if i ' IXiU U lit mw BttL 'tja Via ml m. U U us Get prices elsewhere and compare with ours,,and We Whicbfmust and will be entirely closed, out, at sacrincay. For instance: : ' I Sold by the Pendleton Mercantile Company, . a , Bt 1,50 to 82.50v. , by January, 1st. v: We made No statements will-be J; S 'Haye Proprietor, local News. Claik Walter is in Pendleton. Monday night ''Ten Nights in a Bar-room." . - . Dave Reed, of Weston was in town yesterday. ee "Ten Nights in a Bar-room," londay night. . ,-tHollis utilizes his space this wek. Hunt it up. ' All rooms in. the public school resumed studies yesterday, -; ; ' ' J. W. Barnes, a resident of Wes ton, was in town westcrday. ., . Admission to "Ten Nights in a Bar-room," 25 and 10 cents.; - , Otis Turner a '..Weston .farmerV traded with Athena merch.ftn.ts yes- terday. y ' '"?" r:C G. C. Osburn is: one of the best prescription druggist in JSasterrl Oregon. . .. . ' '.V- . )'(a: Gross, of Brownsville, Oregon, is on a visit to his sons, who resides west of town. Robt, Coppock, was engaged this week in cleaning up his property . on 4th street. Weston's "cow ordinance" ticket was triumphant at the recent city election over there. l - Max Lewin has received a large invoice of Christmas goods. Don't law to see xuai ueiuru uujmg. e - L.r I drove out to Geer Springs yeBter dav to participate in the coyote drive. . ?y "Some people say that a nigger won't steal." That may be true, but there are chicken thieves io this community., , When in Pendleton stop at the Golden Rule Hotel. The bet of rooms and eleeant fare. Free bus to and from all rains. Thft election of . officers of the Pendleton fire department resulted asfollowB; Chief, L. G. Frazier; 1st assistant, J. E. Russell; 2nd as sistant, T.J. Nelson. Farmers" in the rleasant view section, owine to drouth, were com- Delled to teed stock their crop of hav eailier in the season, and now haul straw a distance of 40 miles John Fobs is one of the best boys on earth no flattering eoes. The editor is under obligations to him for a laree. fat. wild goose, shot by him on the Columbia river. John rive us a "bid." and we'll dance at Iyer weaain . f f L. A. Githens, of the Athena f i3oom Factory, left this morn:ng inr tva a nana. ianuu "u Waitsbur?with twenty-five dozen brooms. They were beauties and we ... . mi l, a :1. t iri buy your Christ STORK : 1 - viBroprietol t t WE HAVE ANOTER ALL". Wool' suits" AT. iespectfuily ask the trading public to prices with "prices elsewhere. whatever . : 5Qc to Sl.OO are going. tor advertise just that cannot b proven. Ayer's Pills being confposed of the essential virtues of sthe ioest vegetable aperients, without, any of the woody of fibrous (. material whatever,s'the'-Teaion why thfey are so much more effective and valuabl&,than any other cathartics; The best family physic. : The dwelling house of Philander Belts, on McKay ; creek, ; was des-i troyed Dy tire aDout 4 o ciock Mon day afternoon, and while attempt ing to save a sewing machine from the flames 'Mrs. Belts' hair was al most entirely burned off. There is;5ro use trying to des cribe what Max Baer, of Pendleton has for the-holidays. His stock is nearer corriplete and more varied than ever befbre and the prices are right down to bedrock. Read his ad in today's paper. i "- . , John: Fb8i,CniaX"Ti8ch7land fbm Purdy returned from a hunt ing trip to the Yakima aud Colum bia rivers,; Wednesday,-evening. The boys had very fair lock.. They succeeded in bagging. 11 geese and about 20 ducks. - ; Last evening the Pendleton lodge of United Artisans gaye,. a ocial. Tonight 22 candidates will be init iated into the lodge, hich now boasts of a membership pf 80 mem bers. x. '.'-V' . ' As the name indicates, Hal l's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer is- a renewer of the hair, including its growth health, youthful color, and beauty. , It will please you. r . . . - t Dr. Shirp reports Max Lewins baby, Miss Verna, Clark and his children, all of whom have been ill the present week, as improving. A chicken poisoner is having ihis own way in Pendleton, One fami ly lost sixteen the other- "morning. The fowls ate of poisoned meat. The young Bon of John Smith, who has been ill for some time is still unabje to leave his bed, though reported some better. ' t Miss Maud Wilson, of Mohawk, Oregon, is in the city, and will spend the winter with her uncle, bamuel Ward. .1 : . s The school of Milton 'have bee closed and tea case 'of-scarlet fever have been discovered among the pupils.; ; ; Oxford, International and Hol man's self pronouncing teacher's bibles at the Post-Office Store. Mrs. Glass, of Cleveland, Wash., is in Athena on a visit to hen sis ter, Mrs. J. W. Wilkinson. -; ; The display of Holiday good ni the window of the P.. 0. Store is very attractive". Max Lewin talks business this wek. Read his ad. . , , C. C. Sharp had business if. Vmi leton, Tuesday. .v- . .-.I'' , t i c t U1 LINE OF compare these goods land ( what we have and ..v . - Pendleton'j-Oregoi 1 Booksl, Books! An endle ety at the Post-Office Stor E. H.Stone and Wm.-A farmers, were in Pendleta day. -: .; A pr. Stiles of Weston, vf city yesterday on professif ness.:'-; :' '' , J Be sure and buy .you Max Lewins,' as he keerl ing brands. , Geo. Hewitt is again prescription - case at t iDrncr Sfnrn. ' Money to loan on ! re; apply to the Hartmaif Co., Pendleton. Oregon. " ' be - sure to attend til the ' Square Store" of J, You will save money. Money to .loan on real ek apply to tho Hartman Abb Uo., rendleton, Oregon. . iOur stock of Christmas goods is : complete. Call ' and be con vinced, the P. O. btore. ? The Oregon Poultry Jo urnal ; is the name of a new publication published at Salem, Ore, , Miss Lida Beale, of Pendleton, wilt ispend the winter with her uncle J. Beale, of this city, X A marriage license was issued yesterday to Daniel. M. Kusseu, aged 20 years, and Dolores Sphere, aged ,17. ' ; Do not over look the fact that Hansell & Maloney carry the best ine of confectioneries to be found in the city," . ' 1 , ; "; Thos. Kerr, of Cold Springs, tho other day took to the Pendleton marketj a turkey which tipped the scales at z7 pounds. Last Friday P. M. Kirkland dis posed of, his Pioneer Drug Store to his father, J. W. Kirkland, of tho Willamette valley. " James Marston, the insurance man of Pendleton, has been declai- ed insane, and last night was taken oJthe asylum at Salem. Men's iuita $3.00 at the Boston Store in ; Pendleton, don't forget this when looking around. We will sell you anything to wear Miss Taylor who formerly taught in the Athena schools, has accept ed the place made vacant by the resignation of Mrs. Ida Giuis We wan't to thftnk the people of this community, for their extensive patronage and shall try and merit a continuance. Ihe Uoston btore. : Alex McRae, is agent' for the great Oxydoner "Victory" the in valuable Temedy which cures all form of diseases without medicine or electricity. ; Price only $15 Lasts a lifetime. Address, Alex Mcllae, Milton, Oregon. : of terf thl to! tof bei; reri an A cm elf? joy Monday put on the popuih. Nights in the Bar-roorhi followinsr cast of character jiio inuignu. ........ Harvey Green. . .. . .. A. Maloney. Simon Slade C. W. Capman. Willie Hammond. . .... . . A. Fobs; Frank Slade. . .Jas. Sharp. Romain . .... . . . , . ,. . C. D. Stancell. Switchell. . , ". . . . .Chas. Kinsey, Mrs. Morgan.'. Flora Mclnty re. Mehitable Cartwright. ; . . Lime Fischer. Little Mary. ...... .Sadie Benner. Not the First; j The statement has been printed that Mrs. Hanna, now confinedyiin the penitentiary, is the first Oregon women ever confined tnf - for murder. The statement has caus ed the Salem Post to say that old timers, however, will remember the case of Mrs. Charity Lamb, Clackamas county. One mornirig in 1857 she eot her husband his breakfast, and when he sat dow to partake of it she slipped out ti the wood Dile.-secured the ax, an coming up behind him, split s bead open. : She waa sentencec'to penitentiary for life, and, it is iiu, died there. . , f An Ottcnn Hunter. ' J. C. Hearling, who is toting and trapping in the Blue mrtains a few miles west of Elgin, with a little adventure with a other day that might hav Proved rather aerioua to him'.xt "Ot hpnn fr thft timelv erveution of one of his dogs! : J? engaged in setting tsapB.X "5 1 ha(l con siderable weipl0. 1 bad no wcpon"itn , tt Jac!- knifc'ar" -m niHlli 1)15 doS8 prbv ehaw yellow ties 5f peaches a itt, bOXJi.a ftf riAiiru onl ("t..-, of atrapes were b!bo shipped to erf nt points. Those figures do n , JnIude some 500,000 pound'..'p( 'fuit hindled locally at PorthirJi J The Eastern receivers of Orft-jl x'iruits, especially the Italian prupi': pronounced our fruit equal to, t.y and it only needH experience! -packing and careful handling to acciniphsh much better results. - . it Sav4 Uvf Every Day. Thousand of r;i, or Consu'mn-. tion. A In I C Cohls an1 h. bv Shil- ho'fl Cuc.; r's nd. hlffliest Honors- 1 MM 6ii f MOST PERFECT .MADIi A pure Crane Cmm f Ta.li. t... i. - from Ammonia, Alum or mv ut ' ' 40 YEAR5 Tr : U r!.". n r S. f i- - -i .v l S perdict tnat tney wm sen ai tigm