The Athena press., February 11, 1898, Image 4

THE COUNTY 'HEWS
The "East End" as Reflected
. By Our Exchanges,
STRANGE BUT IT'S TRUE
Corpse Lies for' Two Weeks
Near Railroad Track-
WBSTOS LIADBR.
Mrs. M. J., Richardson a lady eixty
jf ;us oi agp, and eister of Thoa. J. Gal
! i of thin place, waa burned to death
ft Cohen, Wash , on day last week.
limner Beathe, recent foreman of the
I.os.;lr, has secured emplojment ina
job office in Seattle and expecta to re
main in thacity for eome time..
The Kickapjo Specialty Co. evidently
Oi:t n Weston a gwd town for auckera
ud it. uy billed the town for another of
their performances this week when it is
p suraed the "Nigger" and Irish acta
v..i be played over again ad nauseam.
The literaryVand debating society lull
!.r the King jechool house three miles
eontli of town pare elected the following
olBcers: Ealii Kirkpatnck, President,
ftfumiel Rannisier, Vino President;
IWtba Hartley Se.; Fraiik Greer,
Treasurer.
There ta talk of organizing a ladies
eortiet'bnnd in Weston nnJer the leader
ship of Prof. Frank Henry, and if the
rumor be true, and good maeio is fur
rushed by it at all in proportion to good
looks, there will soon be no ' savage
breaa's to soothe" in this community.
George Curry was given two years' in
the pen for using another man's name
on a check. This was the minimum
penalty for that offense, and it appears
that the plaa for mercy in his behalf .hy
some of toe citizens of Athena, was not
without influence with Judge Lowell.
Fred Campbell ran tils bead against a
low hanging beam in his grandfather's
woodshed Monday. He was knocked
senseless by the impact and remained
in thut condition for several hours He
ia now sufficiently recovered to be on
the street. . -
Hiwatha Rebeckah Lodge No. 88 I 0
O, F. int-tnlled the following officers:
Isabella Logan, P. N. G, j Lulu Ray,
N. G, j Lsonora Bryeon, I. G.; Aliuo
Kirkpatrick, Secretary; Crra DeGraw,
Treasurer; Unify Hofner, Con ; Pi-arle
Wills, War ; Mary Suniam, Chap ;
C. 0. Barth, I U. : O. U. Turner, K. B ;
Minnio Greer, L. R. ; Dora 8impsoD, R
H. ; Carrie Earth, L. 8.
The strong room or vault of the
Farmers' Bank of Weston has been un
dersold! somo repairs and alterations
lately that add very much to its appear
ance and convenience A new linoleum
covering for the floor bus been added,
shelving has been put in and painted,
and all the surroundings Indicate the
iieatneps and system " with which v es
ton's bank business is conducted.
The B O ty of an alleged ghost that Is
Raid to have nearly irtgtitenea some ot
the good people ot free water into ner
vous spasms is treated by editor Bull
of the Eagle with coneiderabls levity.
How wilt it be Col. if you should be
pursued by the starved shadow of a
Milton town cow? Wouldn't you feel
remorseful for all the nnklnd things you
have said about them?
MILTON KAQLK ?
The home of J. N. fctone was made
happy Friday evening of last week by
the arrival of a bouncing son that tipped
tho Ik am at 11 pounds.
Mrs. Nancy A. Jacobs, who has been
suffering Iron, a severe attack of la grip,
ia irreatlv improved in health and ahU
to attain attend to her usual household
duties.
John Hood, who lives in the Cotton
wood neighborhood, met with a serious
loss Wednesday night by Bra. His barn
mid contents went up in smoke sod wete
a total less.
W, P. Leach is over from Athena to
day to secure suitable building in which
to conduct a bowling alley, In all like-
lihood he will be successiul, as there are
peveral places admirably suited to, Mr.
Leach's purpose. '
" There is talk that Milton will have a
large number of improvements during
the coming summer. New machine
(shops, a woolen mill and many new
dwellings are In contemplation We
earnestly hope that these ventures will
not all end in talk,
CoDgicsBineu are now distributing
that portion of thoir perquisites made up
ot garden seeds, and the political garden
er is securing a full quota, which it is
hnned, may grow and yield votes and
influence, along with the .cabbages
atuUnrnips.
The Mitchell elemout in the state
republican league have been "turned
down." Mitchell Is a "dead goose" In
Oregon politics, If the action of those
delegates be a criterion of tho feeling of
the republican party. it turn steep i
William Weber'a game-cock, "Old
Sludge," walked away with the money
at Walla Walla last Saturday night in
a contest with Clary's "Spokane Cham-
"Nhiilge was an easy winner, greatly to
the gratification ol Lis admirers tier
, about.
. ' Oolvllle gloi ies in the possession of a
natural born hortethief, says the Walla
Walla Statesman. That's nothing to
. boast ot. We have some young boys in
. this place that have every characteristic
' of embryo hiKhwaymeu, but we're not
. going to proclaim It from the housetops.
. Newspapers seem to be made princi
pally to cover up the sins of mankind
and laud his virtues. A case in point
i happened in Milton this week, but the
. - fads must not be published because of
V. the unhappy, wife and innocent child
. Mr. Ward Emigh, proprietor of the
new Walla Walla butter and cheese fac
tory, a ill establish a "skimming station"
at or near this city, if a sufficient amount
of milk can bo regularly obtained. The
Lugle is Informed that the sale of milk
to a creamery is much mors profitable
to owners of "milch cows than the manu
ftu:ture of butter or cheese in the old
wst, and Users is but a email amount of
lah.ir involved f imply milking the cows.
Mr. Chas. McBride, who has been
en fitced in the livery business in this
mv for th past four years with Sir,
Chas. McKesste, has disposed of his
I-rest in lL business to his partner,
: ', oa t'unday cveiiicg departed for
other flelda. In tha latnre Mr. McKen
zie will conduct the livery iable ai.d
emWvor to meet the wants of the pnblie
in hie lite with trustworthy tea ma atd
it' o 1 vehiultf. .
Farmera complain that the constant
freei ng of the eronml'at nijr,rl and
thawing in the daytime it verr iojnrious
10 .'all down wmat, and if the weathtr
cljrk dw't, change iht froiram soon
rsiiom lose to I irmra and a great ahort
airs In the acason'a wheat yield may re
sult. Loni continued frei sing at n!tht
with thawing in the daytime caatee the
ground to "heave" and break the- tiny
rooU of the Rrain, and thie if continued
long enough will eventually destroy ita
life.
STRANGE BUT TRUE.
Corpse Lies for Twj Weeks Wfhin
Fi.'ty Feet of Railroad Track. .
Pendleton Tribune: Saturday last
youcg boy reported to the sheriff of this
connty tnat be saw irom me train, near
Gibhon, when on His way to renaieion,
the dead bod r of man lying within a
short distsoce of tbs railroad track. . The
ofIiciis scouted even the idea that such
a thing was possible as the place desig
nated is close to Gibbon station where
there are constantly passers by ' and j
where several trains pass each day.
Despite all improbability the report hat
proven to be true. The body baa been
recognized and buried. It was that of
Joe Kaylaton, an Indian, who was last
seen, in a drunken condition In this city,
January 25, the day upon which he is
supposed to have died, lue presump
tion is that the :edskln must have -Iain
down in the snow, wbicn at that time
was laj lng deep on the ground in the
mountains, and b-ien frozen to death, as
even now, after two weeks' exposure,
the body is in a perfect state of preserva
tion. ' .
The boy's report was corroborated
Sunday and there went from Pendleton
Coroner Folsom, Djputy Sheriff Kim;
berk, J. H Lawrer, who wu acting as
district attorney, Indian Agent Harper
and Dr. Perkins, of the Agency. Tuey
found the body lylug in a clearing, fully
exposed to view, within 150 feet of Gib
bon station. No marks of violence wero
to be seen on the boiy aad it was nut
deemed necessary to hold an inqueH
The remains were taken to the Agency
and tneru interred
DEMOCRATS HOLO A CONFAB.
County Central Committee Meets to
Consider the Question of Fusion.
At the meeting of the democratic coun
ty central committee held at the court
bouse at Pendleton, it was decided to
allow one delegate to the county conven
tion for every 15 votes or fraction cast
for A. S. Bennett for congress at the last
election, and one at large lor each pre
cinct. This will give tho county a rtp
reenntation of from 85 to 00 delegates.
Chairman Pierce will name a commit
tee of five members to confer with the
committee of the people's party already
appointed with regard to fusion.
The following attended thsmeetiag:
T. A, Llenallen, of Adams; J. W. Malon
ey, of North Athena; J. M. Bentley, of
South Pendleton; II. J. Taylor, of Fill
too j William Lloyd, of North Milton;
Chris Simpson, of Helix; Frank Mans
field, of Bouih Athena; J. B. Baylor, ot
Echo; 8. G. Llghtfoot, of Vinson; H. 0.
Branstetter, of Union; W. M. Pierce, of
East Pendleton; T. W. Tweedy, of Alta;
R. M. Turner, of McKay ; A. M. Isaac,
of Gilliland ; D B. Watson, of Mission.
Last Ret ting-Place.
The remains of Marem Whitman,
Narcissa Whitman and others, who
were massacred at Waiilatpu, which
were exhumed so that -a monument
could be erected, were reinterred Satur
day at Whitman station. The bones of
Dr. and Mrs. Whitman were carefully
wrapped in cotton and placed in the
head of the coffin, those of the other
victims of the massacre being placed
in the foot. The casket was placed in a
hearse and taken to the burial ground.
There the casket waa placed In the
sarcophagus and the large .stone cover
lowered into plau. ttrif ceremouies
weie conducted by President 8. u. L.
Penrose, of Whitman college; Rav. E.
L. Smith, of the Congregational church,
aud Rev. E. R. Gondii, of the Firt
Presbyterian church. The ceremonies
were witnessed by a large number of
Whitman college students and citizens.
Print Shop Language.
Printing office language is peculiar.
The editor said to the foreman : "Billy,
put George Washington on the galley
und finish the murdar you commenced
yesterday. Set up the rains ot Hercules
and distribute smallpox. Lock up Jeff
Davis; slide Ben Butler into the hell
box and leave the 'pi' alone until after
dinner. . Put (he ladies' form to press
and tell the devil to work on Deacon
Fogg's artiole on eternal punishment."
Klondike D.af a "
A form of fraud which business men
should b on the lookout for ia "Klon
dike drafts." A number of alleged
draf s purporting to he signed by well
known companies operating in the Klon
dike have been passed at Sound points.
Generally the name of the company
whose name ia forged is transposed and
misspelled, but all paper ol this charac
ter will bear careful scrutiny and in
vestigation before being accepted.
A Rattling Story.
The beat snake story since that ot the
Gerdea ot Eden Onus from California.
A man once saved the life of a ra tier
that evinced the liveliest kind of a
gratitude and finally took up its abode
in his cabin. . One night he heard a
commotion on the ground floor. He ran
down and found tho rattlesnake holding
a burglar in its coils, with its tail out of
the wiadow rattling for a policeman.
Suit Compromised. .
Litlgatiou over the drowning of Mrs.
A. Hammond and her daughter In the
Wtilametto near Portland has been pre
vented by the payment of 92000 to the
administrator of their estates, C. R.
Miller. It waa one of the company's
boats which ran down the small eraft
which contained the two nnlortonate
women.
' Hagen Will go to Skaguay,
. Simon Uagea expects to leave Febru
ary 15 for Skaguay. He has been en
gaged hy R. C. Arnold, of Harney county,
with others, to take a band ot &00 horses
to the gold fields. The party will leave
Pendleton on the 15 instant and will
drive the horses to. feH!t .Thv will
beehipped.-i-.Tnbr.;.,. y '"a.
Found,
A check on the First National Baak ot
Pendleton, for 3 30 drawn in favor of
John filake, sigaed by L M. Watrna,
endorsed oa back by John BUke, and
Tbos. Kelsay.
To Car Conittpatton Forvp,
TV CwreU CiuJr Cathartic 10e ortta.
It U C. C fail to cure, drgi,'U)ia refund aivacr.
Those Dregful Sores
They Continued to spread In Spite
of Treatment but How They aro
Healed -A Wonderful V.'oiJt.
"For many ye-:s 1 have been a great
su!Tercr with varkoicTinjon o:ioof my
limbs. My foot a. id li.ub bcca:;io dread
fully swollen. When I stood up I could
feel the blood rushing down the veins of
this limb. Oue day I accidentally hit ir f
loot against some oojec t and a soro br.;'
ont which continued to spread aid m
exceedingly painful. I conclude i I
needed a blood purifier aa J 1 began t aid "
Hood's Sarsaparilla. Ia a short ti.;jj
those dreadful sores which had caused
me so much suffering, bean to heal. I
kept on faithfully with Hood's Sarsapa
rilla, and in a short time my limb was
completely healed and tho sores gave me
no more pain. I cannot be too thankful
for the wonderful work Hood's Sarsapa
rilla, has done for me." MRS. A. E.
Gilsok, Hartland, Vermont.
Sarsa
5 parilla
Isf:o best-in fact the One True Blood Purifier.
tood' Pills cure all liver ills. 25 cents.
HOLIDAY IN OREGON.
Answer to 'Tboje Whj Th'rst for
Knowledge,
Every now and then someone jnmps
np a friend and puts him to shame by
asking him how many legal , holidays
there are in Oregon. " ' v -
In order to answer th'u question it is
nece.'sary to understand what is a legal
holiday. There is a number of days
named, in the statutes of Oregon as holi
days, but tho law does not compel a
man to refrain from work on these days.
Such legal holidays are now judicial
davs in the courts; that is, no business
can be lawfully transacted by these
courts on such days, except that a in a
tice can issue a warrant for the arrest of
a criminal. Banks take advantage of
such holidays to close, but business
houses csn remain open and reqniro
their employes to go without a holiday.
As far as known, no legal holiday is
provided for bv tho United mates stat
utes, and the United States courts trans
act business every day in the year, ex
cept Sunday, and probably could hold
session on Sunday U necessary.
The days generally recognized an le
gal holidays in this state aud defined
hv the code aa such, are Sundays and
fait days, New Year's day, Washington's
birthday, Decoration day, La'ior day,
Mr uui vu VI ui; a. uauangi t smh vac naau
Christmas: and general election day is
IT Ansfh a! Inlw I HartarsKfitrinrw rlav and
generally recognised as a legal holiday,
probably because tne law says trie
Saloons "shall be closed," and a man
needs a day off to find all the back doors
that are oten.
The proclamation of the president
designating a day of thanksgiving
makes it a legal holiday only in those
states provided by law for it. There is
no national holiday, not even the
Fourth ot July. It must be understood
that in this state, at least, no one ia for
bidden to work on any ot these legal
holidays, and if the employers required
It, their employes would probably have
to work on tbape da s. The whole
question is not only devoid of interest,
but worries newspaper men, who know
ot no holidays.- Pendleton Republican.
COTTON AND TOBACCO
Seed Will be Distributed by I ha O.
R. & N.
Five hundred pounds of cotton seed,
the first installment for the O. R. & N.
Go's, industrial department, have ar
rived in Portland from Texas, says the
Oregonian. The seeds will be sent ont
for experimental planting in Umatilla
and other counties ot Oregon and Wash
ington where the conditions seem favor
able and where there will be assurance
of careful treatment. The planting
time for this cotton seed U in April.
Tobacco seed hava been sent for and
it will arrive in a few days. This seed
will be planted as soon as it shall be
obtainable, In hotbeds or boxes that ran
be protected from possible frost. The
plants will be transplanted in the fields
when all danger of frost shall have
passed. Experiments in tobacco cul
ture, like those in cottoaraising, win be
under the sunervision of agents of the
O. R. & N. Co., though in a few cases
careful and responsible fsrmors may bs
upplied with seed for experiment. The
object is to gain reliable knowledge from
tbeae experiments and not to trust (o
miscellaneous guess work.
Business Is Business.
"Going clear up?"
"Yea. Sixteenth floor."
The man who bad asked the question
opened a small valise he carried by
means of a strap slung over his shoulder
and took out a book.
"There's no need of letting any time
go to wast," he said. "I'va got a
work here I'd like to show you. This is
no humbug. It's no cheap fake got up
to fool the people. It's .
"I haven't any time to look at it."
"You have all the time there is.
This ia a lightning calculator, my
friend, got up on a new plan. Shows
yon how to compute the interest on any
sum from a cent to a million dollars,
how to change dollars to pounds oi
pounds to dollars, gives simple rules aad
multiplication by any number ot figures,
shortens every operation in arithmetic,,
will pay tor itself the first time you use
it, and all -"
The wire cables, which were supposed
to be securely fastened to the elevator,
broke or gave way at this moment, and
the elevator fell from the 12th story,
' It shot down like a meteor. By some
unheard of accident the elevator abaft
in that particular building had been
constructed with an air cushion at the
bottom, and this broke the fall. No
lives were lost, but the passengers were
badly shaken np and were hysterical
with fright all but one. His voice rose
above the din in brisk, businesslike
tones :
- "And all I ask tor the book is halt a
dollar. Can't I sell you a copy?"
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The Surprise of All.
Mr. James Jones, of the drug firm of
Jones & Son, Cowden, 111., in speaking
ot Dr. King's New Discovery, says that
last winter his wife was attacked with
La Grippe, and her csn grew so serious
that physicians at Cowden and Pane
could do nothing for her. It seemed to
develop ir.to Hatty Consumption.
Having Dr. King's New Discovery in
Store, and telling lots of it, he took a
bottle home, and to the surprise ol all
she began to get better from the first
dose, and a halt dozen dollar bottles
cured her sound and well. Dr. King's
New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs
and Colds is guaranteed to do thie good
work. Try it. Free trial bottles at
Fionoer Drug Store.
Real state.
480 ACRES
ten miles north of Athena 320
acres of good wheat land, 160 acres
pasture. Good house, barn, out
buildings, wind mill, etc. A bar
gain at $5,500.
160 ACRES
splendid wheat land, biz and a half
miles north of Athena well im
proved. Yours for JR4-.250.
1120 ACRES
600 acres in cultivation, balance
pastute; about 250 acres summer
fallow. Well improved with house
barn, two wells, wind mill cistern
etc. Cheap at $12,000.
240 ACRES
on Pine Creek. About 80 acres in
cultivation. Abundance of water
for irrigation and plenty of wood
for use od the place. Nearly 600
fruit trees now , bearing. , $2,400.
180 ACRES
good timber land. You can get it
if taken now, for $900.
400 ACRES
pasture land, one half suitable for
cultivation. Good spring of water
and is only two miles from railroad
station. A snap at $1,000.
1 HOUSE
one 7 roomed house and good barn
with 3 lots in Railway Addition
$650.
160 ACRES
5 or 6 miles from Athena, good
wheatland. $3200.
320 ACRES
130 acres in cultivation, balance
pasture, pari in summer fallow
A good place for $3,750.
80 ACRE
fruit farm, between Walla Walla
and Milton. 25 acres of bearing
fruit treee, 4 acres in strawberries,
3 acres in blackberries, 2 acres in
asparagus, balance in alfalfa. A
good house, barn, etc., abundance
of water for irrigating purposes, no
rocks. A model home and a mon
ey maker. Price, $12,000.
1 FIVE
room houss on Jefferson Street,
Athena, for $500.
2 LOTS
ion Warrington Street, Athena, a
good house and barn, fine location
and cheap at $500.
160 ACRES
on Weston mountain,- part sum
mer falow, good house and barn,
growing orchard, all well improved
$2800. , '
320 ACRES ;
in Sand Hollow. 135 acret sum
mer fallow, good house and barn,
plenty of water. An excellent
wheat farm. $7500.
J. W. SMITH, Athena, Oregon.
Wm, McBride,
.-.Dealer In.1.'. ' '
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Specialties.. Dye Studs.'' '.
Toilet" Fancy urticlee, Corabi,
Bruahea, Perfumery, Powden,
Preparations for the teeth.
Prescriptions carefully compounded. .
Everything first-class at the "Pilace."
The
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Best Turnouts
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R. J. SLATER,
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Athena, Ore.
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Owen & Thompson, in connection with their Blacksmith and
General llepair Shop, now have an unlimited supply of Lumber,
Shingles and Cedar Posts of
in car-load lots, or. by clubbing in together, can save money by
seeing them and getting their prices. -WE
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. ' Firat and Third Saturday Kveningi
3f each month. .ViitinK .bretheren oor-
iially invited to vUit tbolodga.
10. 0. F. NO. 73, Me. .19 ivtfti
. Friday night. VUiting Odd Fellowa
n good atanding alway a welcome.
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Second and Fourth Saturdaya ol
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Thnraday Night..
g F. SHARP.
Physician and Surgeon.
Calls promptly answered. Office on Third
Street, Athena, Oregon.
J. C:SMITII, M. D.
' Athena", (Oregon. "
Office at Palace "DroV' Store.' Calla
promptly answered, day or night."
J A. BEST, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon.
Office over Brant's Store, Weston.
Dr. Clyde L. Hill, ; ,
DENTIST,
3rd Street, Athena, Oregon.
CTPendleton and Portland prlcea.
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ST. LOUIS, CHICAGO,
KANSAS CITY and OMAHA,
AND ALL POINTS
EAST AND SOUTHEAST.
The Best Tourist Sleepers
Pullman Sleepers
Dining Cars
For further information apply to
J. A. MUiRHEAD, Agent, -Athena,
Oregon.
Or to FREDERICK ROGERS,
Q. F. & P. Agt., Walla Walla, Wash.
iaXOWEaT RATES.
EAST
QIVE8 THE OHOICtt OF .
TWO TRANSCONTINENTAL
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NORTHERN
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MINNEAPOLIS
ST. PAUL
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CHICAGO
"DENVER
OMAHA,
' AND - :
KANSAS CITY
LOWEST RATES TO ALL EAST
ER CITIES.
OCEAil STEAMERS LEAVE- PORTLAND EVERY
RVE DAYS FOR
SAti FRAfJCiSGO
Steamers Monthly from Portland
to Yokohoma and Hong Kong; via
The Northern Pacific Steamship
Co., in connection with 0. R. & N.
For full inlnrmatinn mil nn l Tt A V A Mnt
Athena, Oregon, or address: W. fl. HUB If
BURT, Gpn'l Pass. Agent, Portland, Oregon:
J Podwell Carl 111 fc Co., Ueu'l Amenta North
ern Pacific steamship Co Forihtnd, Oregon
TLTTS CREAM BALM to (MMfflvaeara.
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