The Athena press., April 24, 1896, Image 4

THE PRESS "touches the spot," $1.50 per year
ito otrprtisiTiD' rates are witliin the reach of all.
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THE COUNTY NEWS
The "Iast End" as Reflected
By Our Exchanges.
DISTURBED THE PEACE.
Walla Walla Ball Tossers
Arrested at Milton.
From the weaton Lender.
Willis
IS
to
be
to
MnrnVi. who has been
teaching school near Pendleton, has
returned to Weston.
M. D. A. Iteeder and Miss
Effie Bostwick, of Athena, were the
guests of Mrs. Ilattie Mosier aur
inn thA nook.
Rpnort ftomea from Umatilla that
n two Vinurft' exnerimenal run of
- s
f.hfl irtAA machine near there re-
niiHprl in a r.lean-un of $2.
Ran Jose scale is seen on fruit
treeB in Weston yards. This
one of the worst peBis Known
horticulturists, and should
looked after by those who wish
nanrvA their fruit trees.
Charles Powers, son of It. M.
Powers, is in the city on a visit to
Kin rolnt.ivpa Mr. Powers IS a
nrintor nf much experience, and
has long been employed in the
oflice of the Call at San Francisco.
Fnothnll on the common below
tnwn hits been the rase, and the
boys rushed, pushed, struck and
wrestled with the ardor of grid-iron
athletes. The ball was ruined by
hard usage before the services of a
Biirceon or undertaker were re-
rj
quired.
The sad intelligence has been re
omvpA that Mrs. Ben Walden is
rnt.iHll v ill at her home in Kend-
rick. Idaho, death being hourly
expected. Her brother, George
Staggs, has gone to Kend rick to be
present nt her bedside. .
Mavor Proebstel has returned
from his visit to Portland and
Vancouver. t Portland he at
ImApA the rpnuhlican convention
as a delegate from this county, and
at. Viinnniivpr hp, visited hin brother.
Jacob Proebstel, formerly of Wes-
t.nri.
, "Wisfl men chance their minds,"
ho there is no occasion for wonder
hi thfl fnct that II. L. Bowmer is
now editing a democratic paper, the
n ! . . T . .1 H,,.n r n n I ri A
uouner, ui uay wu, nuu nus mcv
a deleorate to the democratic state
invention of Waahircrton. Harry
was a good republican when he left
Umatilla county.
(From the Milton Engle.
to let them return to Walla Walla
if they would put up 12 each as a
guarantee to appear for trial Mon
day. The boys, owing .to hard
times, did not have the necessary
money and told him that u they
did have they would rather be fed
at thn nxnense of Milton than
mnVft that citv a cash present of
118 "'
A hearing was demanded and re
fused and the frisky ball tossers
were left to repent of their partisan
ship under the guard of a fat, good
natured Miltonite, who permitted
- t . i
them to watcn tne game ironi mc
top of a near-by fence.
Alone about 3 o'clock the hunger
began to make the boys desperate
and they rose in their wrath and
told the marshal that they must
have food. The fact that if he con
fined .nine baseball players, with
eood, large-sized appetites, tor three
days in the city j ail, he would
have to send to i'ortiana lor sup
plies, seemed to bring him to his
senses and at 5:15 the boys were
fed at the expense of the populace
nnd turned loose. , "We disturbed
the peace of Milton," said one of
iUa victim tti ft renorter. ''but if
r..v ' - I
that is the peace of Milton, the ball
hova never want to see the whole
lr,ino-
After the nine was arrested, the
..mall bovs of Walla Walla who
had gone over to see the game,
picked a team from amongst them-
oIvpo and nlaved the Milton nine,
hoat.Snor t.hm bv a score of 18 to 10.
"The onlv reason." said one of the
boys, "that could be obtained for
t Via hnlrlinir nf the boVS BO loilK is
that. Milton noli tics are' divided
into two factions, the Advents and
the anti-Advents. Yesterday be-
ina thn Advent Sabbath and it
heme verv near election, the pres
nt marshal was working for
vote?." , ,
But he Had the Power of Eighteen
Men tn the State Convention.
The Tacoma Ledger in its ac
count of the democratic slate con
vention recently held in that city
contained the following paragraph
about II. L. Bowmer. As he was
formerly editor of the Weston Lead
er and is widely and lavoraDiy
known in Athena his many friends
here will be pleased to see that
. ... . . ,
llarrv is rauidiv coming to tne
front in Columbia county. It is
written in rather a humorous vein,
but is none tne worse on mat ac
count: ,
'Under a placard "Columbia
county," with 11 vacant chairs
alongside of him sat H. L. Bowmer,
editor of the Dayton Courier. Mr.
JLsowmer is asmaii man. ne oc
cupied only one corner of the chair.
He gazed solemnly at the conven
tion through glasses and folded his
arms over Ins breast pocket, wnjen
contained a stack of proxies.
Columbia county has 12 delegates.
. , , - i j
lie was one oi tnem ana ne nuu
proxies from the other 11. He
alan hnrl Oftrfipld countv's fiix VOte8
buttoned up in his posket. When
n came o appointing comum-uees
by counties Mr. Bowmer was on all
of them twice twice."
ESSAY ON ATHENA,
Read
by
Died, in t his city on Friday even.
ing, April 1U, 18U0, or near, disease,
Mrs. Martha A. Church, aged 50
vears. 3 months and 18 days.
flinrl. in t.hia ftitv. on TuesdaV.
April 14, 189G, of a complication of
chronic ailments, nugn ratterson
McLimans, aged 67 years, 5 months
and A days.
Born, near this citv. April 1G,
1896, to the wife of Hon. E. Davis,
a snn. Thn Efitrla nonurratulates.
- A mnvn in nn font hv the Kniirhts
of this city to institute a lodge of
llathbone sisters here, i nis praer
is the ladies' auxilary. to the
If nf P.
Thn onrlv Bf.mwhfirrv nron is said
to have been injured by the recent
.r.. . . , , . - 1
Hosts. This n tne croaiter s siory
for it and should be taken With a
crrnin nf milt.
Clark Wood, the intellectual
giant of the Weston Lbader, was
over to hear Weaver Monday.
While in the city he called nt the
Efttrle offine to secure a chew of
tobacco and make a fraternal visit
The late rains have caused the
Walla Walla river to swell to en
ormous proportions and the water
running out over its banks have
caused the citizens in the upper
part of town much annoyance.
The Eairle is in receipt this week
of a letter from B. Bischl, of the
Pabst Brewing Co., of Milwaukee,
WMm.. in which it is stated that the
writer hns organized a colony that
will loonte somewhere in tno ivorin-
west to encage in the fruit
dustry.
TAXES CANDIDATES PAY.
Names on All the Tickets es Repre
ntd an the Assessment Rolls.
Various inauiries have been
maAn pnnp.pminff the amount of
tiucea naid bv the various cmdi
flutes for county offices, the East
Oregonian caused the rolls to be
gone through and the amounts op
posite the various names were
found to be as follows. The legis
lative candidates were left off since
they do not have to do with the
making of county local taxation as
do the county ofheers:
Republicans 1( or county judge,
William Martin, 128.60.
For commissioner, 1. f. uun
land, if 48.88.
For Bhnr tt. Zoetb llouser.
For county clerk, B. S. Burroughs
none.
For recorder of conveyances
TI. K. Bickers, none. 1
For treasurer, William C. Kern,
nonn.
For fiRRessor. E. Gilliam. $2.45.
For school superintendent, J. F.
Nowlin, none.
' m m WW It
For surveyor, J. W. lumbreii,
111.101
For coroner, Ralph Folsom,
none.
Democratic For sheriff, William
Blakeley, $212.28.
For county cleric, John vert,
4.10.
For recorder of conveyances, Jas.
A. Howard, $68.62.
For county judge, William Scott,
$16.88. "
For commissioner, Henry Frazier
$155.83.
For treasurer, Chas. Bowling,
$5.40.
For assessor, D. W. McDannald,
Before the Normal School
An Athna Raw.
The following essay is from the
pen of a bright Athena boy, and
was read bv him at the Weston
normal school recently:
ATHENA. ,.
Athena is situated about three
miles west of Weston on a level
tract of land a little north of the
Wild Horse creek. It is on the
Union Pacific R. R.. and also the
end of a branch of another rail-1
road called the Hunt. ' .
It : is supplied with water by
well? and a large tank fixed far up
on poles. The water is pumped
into this tank from a large well by
the Mill Company There is a
large pipe coming from this, and
going to nil parts of the city.
From this other pipes come on,
and come above the ground. From
inis wuier is lasen tor mo Liuryuoo
of washing, drinking, quenching
fires, etc.
. Athena has a broom factory
which ships many brooms to differ
ent places. They first sort the
broom straws; then there is a
handle put into machinery, a little
dent cut into it, into which wire is
fastened. Then the straw is
worked in little bv little until
there is enough in. Then wire is
wrapped around to hold it firm.
Then it is fixed in the shape of a
broom and sewed. The next and
last process is to brush off the
Fined Fifty Dollars.
L. F. Inman, better known as
Doctor Inman, is again in the grasp
of the law. He was arraigned be
fore Justice Parks and proven
omit rf nrnnticiner medicine With-
J I o . - .
out a license as required by the
statutes of Oregon. The court
decided that $50 was a just amount
for Mr. Inman to pay lor vioiaung
the statutes and he accordingly
assessed him that amount. Notice
of appeal to the circuit court was
filed. Pendleton Tribune.
Do not despair because you have
tried many medicines and have
failed to receive benefit. Remem
ber that Hood's Sarsaparilla cures
when all others fail to do any gooa
whatever.
HoocFs Pills are the best family
cathartic and liver medicine.
Harmless, reliable, sure.
Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder
World's Fir Highest modal ana mpnmm.
Fifteen Inches of snow.
It is uorted that fifteen inches
of snow fell the past week over in
the Lone Rock country, says the
Heppner Gazette. Many sheep
men were in the midst of lambing
and the cold snap has proven very
disastrous to this industry in that
section.
A Sufferer Cured
"Every season, from the lime I
was two years old, I suffered dread
fully from erysipelas, which kept
. growing worse until my hands were
almost useless. The hones softened
so that they would bend, and several
. of my fingers are now crooked from
dm
this cause. On my
hand 1 carry large
scars, which, but for
AYER'S
Sarsaparilla, would
he sores, provided I
(was alive and able
to carry anything.
Eiirht bottles or
Ayer's Sarsaparilla cured me, so
that I have had no return of the
disease for more than Iwenty years.
The first bottle seemed to reach the
spot and a persistent use of it has
perfected the cure."-0. C. Davis,
, Wautoma, Wis.
NT
m nwT.Y wort.ws faib
Ml w
AXES' 8 Mii8rootii 0wl Digestion,
L 7
111-
DISTURBED MILTON'S PEACE.
Walla Walla Ball Boys Have Peculiar
Treatment by East Enders.
The baseball team that left here
vesterdav mornine to play in Mil
ton. savs" the Walla Walla Union,
has a forcible illustration of the
value of silence. When the hack
For school superintendent, F. J.
Van Winkle, none.
For surveyor, G. 1. La Dow,
$73.86.
For coroner, Chas. Beale, none.
Ponulist For countv iudae,
Robert Laing, $08.53.
For commissioner, J. r. lemple,
$219.23.
For sheriff. W. H. II. Scott,
$51.45.
For county clerk, Henry l1.
Pierce, $37.97.
For recorder of conveyances.
W. T, Sellers. $0.85.
Far assessor, John b. Hams,
$32.99,
For treasurer, P. M. Gerking,
$14.40
For school superintendent, C. C.
Ewcrt, none.
Leasure May Run.
It is trenerallv exuected anions
the politicians of Pendleton that
John C. Leasure will be the
independent cold candidate for
congress, although no definite as
eurance has been given mat jh.
Leasure will accept the nomination.
. ... ....
V ill no Ul eliuucc. it iicu uio iiuua- licnsurti n in anrp iuo nuiuiiintiuui
loud of players entered Milton, they Several Pendloton gentlemen state
made their presence known by that Mr. Leasure expressed himself
giving the "College Yell," and very as anxious to take it. Heisavig-
i r. o l .. 1 I J ll.....
hortlv afterward wero creatly sur
prised to find the heads of their
horses in the grasp of a man who
nroved to bo the city marshal.
Although this gentleman'o only
weapon was a milk bucket, the
boys peacefully submitted, and they
were inarched to the "notei unaer
a strong cuard. Here they were
told that thev were under arrest
for "hoUerin' on the streets of a
ritv." niwl when thev tried to ex
rfi rf -
plain that tliey wero simply giving
the college cry, they were asked
"what that whs," by a man who
paid that he had never heard of
one before. The marshal, out of
the goodness of his heart, offered
nrrins nmonitrnnr ami ivnnlrl throw
into the canvass as much energy as
! J
any man wno couia oe nameu.
Tliprn is nnw rnnciilfrnlilfl talk to
the effect that an independent gold
congressional candidate will in
oreaso Judge Bennett's chance and
perhaps cause hii election, juage
Hpniipfl hR hich fstamlinz all
through the district and is a good
vote getter. Some men think his
chances good for election.
Hull' llnir Uenewer renders the
hair lustrous and silkcn,gtves it an
even color, and enables women io
put it up in a great variety oi
I btyles.
The
SIOE
Ptodi
Is
All
i
osition
Eight!
Closing
Out
Half the Stock !
We need the Space, as we
are Crowded.
The Boston Store,
Pendleton.
It is often difficult to convince peo
ple their blood is impure, until dread
ful carbuncles, abscesses, boils, scrof
ula or salt rheum, are painful proof of
the fact.. It is wisdom now, or when
ever there is any indication of
''?. ft M. NO. 80 MEETS THE
Fir and Third Saturday Kvanings
)f each month. Vuiting brethercn cor
iially invited to visit the lodge.
IO. O. F. NO. 73, MEETS EVERY
Friday nifht. Viiiting Odd Fellow
n good standing, always welcome.
A
O. U. W. NO. 104, MEETS THE
Second and Fourth Saturdays of
month. , Fred Eoxenswieg,
Recorder.
blood, to take Hood's Sarsannriito, nml
prevent such eruptions and suffering.
I had dreadful carbuncle abscess,
red, fiery, fierce and sore. The doctor at
tended me over seven weeks. When the
abscess broke, the pains were terrible, and
I thought I should not live through it. I
heard and read so much about Hood's
Barssparilla, that I decided to take it, and
my husband, who was suffering with
bolls, took it also. It soon purifled our
in the Jutlce'.urt for Adam, strict.
illtam Baker, Plaintiff,
John Parkyn and mnS.Ere
In the I.aine i " " ii.,i.vn hii(1
above named defendants, John Parayn ua
t.k i Parkyn. are hereby summoned to
Jnn,rteforeme''the undersUed L Jutl
rail din am $
Vn?'.UaUhe hour of.O o'ck in the
forenoon or aaia aay , Xi'irir.t to an-
tlce of the Peace in the said d st rict, to an
swer to the complaint of W !lam.1,ae,!j
founded on Joint and severe D,otrrt 'd
wherein he demands .46, principal and . l a
teand ten dollars a. attorney -j: fee. and
cohU and diobuniemcnt. of tliU ctlon ror
wh chVum 1udKennt will be rendered aenlnut
you U yo? faU vo appear andannwer i jeom-
l)1i1.llt . i. nnhiiuht hv order of the
ungTed J.Uce of the Peace of Adams
district, lor Umatilla county, state of regon.
Kaid order wa. made this 13th day of 3
AttyPlatntlfr. Justice of the Pece.
"Administrator's Notice.
.meSf,S 1? 8. SHARP.
tat.SWK Depot deced,andall - . . Snrseon.
A THENA CAMP, NO. 171, Woodmen of the
Worid. meeu 1st and 8rd Wednesday of
sacl. month. - Visiting poppers alway s wel-
. come.
PYTHIAN, NO. 29, MEETS EVERY
Thursday Night.
(1
jOjll
ood
built me up and restored my health eo
that, although the doctor said I would
not be able to work hard, I have since
done the work for 20 people. Hood's Sar
saparilla cured my husband el the boiu,
and we regard it wonderful medicine.''
Mbs. Anna Peterson, Latimer, Kanaas.
jiiii i" i j0$hk. sSSSlk s
kll(DjS
r"5." 5tr. thA AntRte ot Hald de-
mfly verified as by law required, to the , under
,,gnyed at his plac of business in Athena
Umauiiaooumj', u6""i n.v.-
from the date hereof.
Cued this 18th day ofNorembeMSOo.
Administrator.
rN.ii.nrnmnt.lv nnswered. 'Office on Third
Btreet, Athena, Oregon.
1 PUBLIC NOTICE. ,
Notice is hereby given that I, will apply to
the Mayor and commoo council of thedty of
Atben Oregon.atameeth.gthef
field ou me unu. " -
license to sell spiritnovis, malt and vinous Jtq-
" .' mtii4hnniianliapr. 81.1 tl Mil
pvR. I. N. RICHARDSON,
rEHATlVK ' PHTETIt '.'dESTIST .
1THENA, - - OREGON.) j
uors in less quantities than one quart, said liq
,,nr. to sold only in abulldlng situated on
ot7in block 5. of snldcity. W. It. Hardbn.
Dated Jan. 24th, 18H6. , Apnllcaiit.
E.D;Peatt, n -v- '
ATTORNEY-AT-L AW.
i : v- ' ' Athena, Obe.
Sarsaparilla
Is the One True Blood Purltter. All drogglsts. ft.
. n.t( ciirellverl)ls,easytot!!'
tlOOd S FlllS eay to operate. 25c
How's This.
any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by
Hull's catarrn uur. .
We, the undersigned have known F J.
Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him
perfectly honorable in all business transac
tions and financially able to carry out any
obligations made by their flrm.
WkSt & TRUAX.Wholesale Druggists, Toledo,
WALMNO, K inn an & Mabvin, wholesale
Druggists, Toledo, O. . , ,
Hali's catarrh Cure is taken internally, act
ing directly upon the blood and mncous sur
face of the system. Testimonials sent free
Price 75o, per bottle. Bold by all Druggists.
PACIFIC
R
D
THE PIONEER HARNESS SHOP
Is the place to get the best of Harness. "Good
iv io0K5 anrl lvef nf material." OUT motto.
N
PULLMAN
SLEEPING. CARS
ELEGANT, : '. : -
v ' mvivn PAifii
TOURIST,
W. E. YOUNG, Proprietor.
Athena, Oregon.'
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SYou
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SLEEPING CARS
ij ; ' ' ' .-. :
t Haul
, I Minneapolis
I Onlalh
I Inrgo
J Grand Forks
i i rooKsion
I W!hullCK
I Helena and
I Bi(t(et
THROUGH TICKETS.
TO
rhlrmro
Muxhincton '
rhlladelphla - ,
New rk " 'l
HMtM lad .All
Points East and South
;:;V?'tIME SCHEDULE.
Trnlnn arrive everv ednesdavatU a. iu.
i n it.iri a it Vnr tlmA tn.riiB
I (lull UCpit W m. r '
cards, maps and tlckest, call on or write J. A.
Charlton; Assistant Oenenil Passenger Aget.
SVi Morrison St! Toor, TWW, PoftUvna, Of ' 1
' TO BUSINESS?
Then APVERTISE in the
ATHBNA
And Get Business.
The ATHENA PRESS guarantees a larger
circulation than that of any other paper in
Eastern Umatilla County. : : : : 5
.
WE DO JOB WORK
hR-I-P-A-M'S
The modern stand-
elne; Cures the
common every-day
ills of humanity.
TIUDC
m7
ciTAVllWP THE ELECTRIC BARBER SHOP.
HAIRCUTTING
SHAMPOOING,
- " '
HAIRSINGING,
t
T T a f faf StvleS.
g$r. HOT OR COLD WATER BATilb, 2ji ctr( ii5. XJ
' . (SfiK.'-MV,
''Y' ' ...... . m.-
The thumb in an nnfnlllrg lndes
of chamctcr. '1 !ic Miniin; Type ln-
3
diratct a nr. ng iil. cnut euergjr
A A . I I., -lit I .t.
Sn!iilatitl Typo, theltinmbof thoM
of oilvaiivol idras and bnnineet
Ability. Boili of these types brfons
ill
J L?g' N OTAR Y PUBLIC
l THE C. A. BARRETT COMPANY
t
X rsrs Carry a full line of 7
HARDWARE, SASH, DOORS, PAINTS, OILS, ALSO
A WELL SELECTED IMPLEMENT STOCK,
We are now clotJug out our stock of Boggles, Hacks and Cart. The goads are all
...... ... ..in Ko uih . nnnrarna. We are sole acents fbr thf Piano Steel Header, A
,1,0 agents for ntts and Hodec repairs a fuU stock of which we any,
l Get our Prices before Buying.
X THE C A. BARRETT COMPANY, - - Athena Oregon
?
THTpIIsilSilSLY $1.50 PER YEAR
and flrniiiC!"".; I Uwly allied
' " - - 1 ' n
to I lie hr.'Y man or tvomin; and
Deimr-sl" Family Wataaine pre
pnnn ei-H-ri:illy fur tuch peraviia a
wimlo viiiiw.ie nf luw Idem, con-
ri-cord ill i!.e h'!e wurld'a work
1 or a moinu nny nt n-mi in dbii a
tmtir 'i it. CtiiiicMl Tvtm turlirntp'
relliiioteiit, ctUim-. atd lpve'6
muic. po tr -, nn'. flitlun. A person
with thiK type or thumb will thor
oughly enjoy !; liumry attractions
of Dcniri:t' Msgaaine. The Ar
titie Tyic iimiii.tcs a love of
luniiiraiid art, which will tndran
pleasure in the magnificent oii-pict-nre
of ioe, V'AX x 81 InchCT, repro
duced f 1 01:1 the criminal painting by
De 1-oiifpre, this nwt celebrated of
living Hou'cr-painter. which will
, plien t cv.ry ubriber to
1) nior, ft' !a'.'ite for 1k06. Th
cot of I..i4 Mipcrb work of art was
tljO.Mi; r.pd the rcprodactioa
camirt he diit'npiilHd from thj)
original. Ikrk'.ea thij, an ejqaisitfl
nil or water-color picture is pub
lished In each anmber of the Magal
rjv.r, ami tho articles ar io pro.
final r ar., mprrlily lllnsrtraicd h
the lU'.n.in,) la, io reality, a port
folio of art works of the lii"bet
order. The riiilnenphic Type it tha
tlinmb of the thinker and inventor
. of We-, who will bo deeply Inter
ested In tlioffl developed monthly
In DrnioMt'i Mapaairte, In every
arte of It nnmeruaa depart meute,
wh eh cover the entire artistic and
Kkntifie field, chronicling every
fact, fancy, and fad of tn day.
Demon fi '"a i simply a perfect
Family Magazine, sod wat long ago
cmwnVd Queen of tba Monthlies.
Send In yonr anbecritina; it will
eoM only $i.00. and yoa will hava
a dozen Magazine, in one. Address
V. 1 irnmoj Dmoaitf T, rWlbet,
East Hih street. New Torki
1 honch not a faahlon maeulne, its
perfri fahion pacet.and lla articled
on family ami donieWic maltera, wil)
be of rnpcrlativr interest to tboss
poHfii g the Feminine Typa ol
Thumb, which imkatra ia Its amall
ai, lendevte, soft sail, and
' which 'belong enemlally to tba
I , HI Lwl4
temorest'a Magazine. If yoa ara unacquainted wli
SMni, acna lor a siweimen copy nreej, ano
oa wilt admit that seeing theaa THUMBS has pat
na la Um war of faving money by aodiag in om
laaxio every thing to aaatXy Ihs Ltenvy wants a
ss'vaoi fanaly.
Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder
World's Fair Highest Award.
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