The Athena press., January 15, 1907, Image 4

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Press Paragraphs
J. M. Hayes was in Pendleton Sat
urday. Herbert Manasse had business in
Pendleton Friday.
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Jerry Stono was in Walla Walla
Saturday on business. v
Prayer meeting at the Church of
Christ tomorrow evening at 7 :30.
A little child ot Frank Berliu has
been ill at his home north of town.
Mrs. Walter Ely visited her mother
in Pendleton Saturday and Snnday.
The quarantine has been lifted from
the home of A, L. Swaggait north of
town. ' .
Frd Honrllnv. th nnnntv rnnnriW.
""was in the city Saturday for- a few
hours. .
Chas. Barrows of the Mosgrove
Mercantile company,, spent Snnday iu
Milton. TT
Quarantine restrictions have been
raised in Atbena and 'publio gather
ings may take plaoe. ,
Miss Etta Swaggart went down Fri-
day to visit her Bister, Mrs.. M. L,
Akers, near Pendleton.
V The little son of Mr. and Mrs. W O.
Bead, of Adams, has been seriously ill,
but Is now recovering.
The Presbyterian and two Method
1st churches of Milton are holding a
union revival mooting. ;
A representative of the Walla Wal
la Meat company was gathering a
carload of hogs in this vicinity this
week.
There is now sufficient snow to make
''sledding half way decent," to use
the expression of one of onr farmer
friends.
This is the sort of weather that
makes it imperative on the part of the
stockman to feed bis herd if he has
the feed.
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Rogers enter
tained a large party ot Adams friends
at their home near that plaoe Satur
day night.
Your money back if not satisfied
with the bargains found at Barter's
big Furniture and Carpet emporium
at Pendleton. '
J. F. Oraddiok, Earl Williams and
C. C. Sbumway, of Milton, were iu
attendance on the meeting of the En.
campment last night.
Mrs. Ann Kirk and her daughter,
CMiss Anna Kirk, left Portland some
time ago, and will spend the remainder
nf the winter In flnlifnrnin.
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The fuel famine at Helix was brokeu
Friday by the arrival or three ours
of wood with some more on the road..
. Some ooal isexpeotedsoon; '
" "TDade'TLTttfe Liver Pills thoroughly
dense the system, good for lazy livers,
makes dear complexion, bright eyes
and happy thoughts. Pioneer drug
store.
Pine Salve Oarbolized, aots like a
poultice, highly antiseptic extensively
used for eczema, for chapped hands
aud lips, outs, burns. Sold at the
Pioneer drug store.
At the reoent meetiug of he Milton
council, the resignation of City Mar
shal Grant . Williams was aooepted.
J. L. Frazier is aoting as marshal un
til an officer is appoiuted.
A party of hunters in the vioinity
of Miltou killed two coyotes Friday.
Had their dogs been properly trained
it is said more coyotes would have
been gathered in by the hunters.
Holix Herald: Jesse Edingtou, who
entered school at Corvallis this tall,
has decided not to return for this term
after the vaoatiou. He expects to re
enter next fall to continue his studies.
"Pineules" (non-alcoholio) made
from resin from our pine forests, need
for hundreds of years for bladder
and kidney diseases. Medicine for !i0
days, $1. Guaranteed. Pioueer drug
store. , .
J. E. Cherry, a prominent citizen of
Miltou and erstwhile landlord of the
Uoldou Bole hotel in Pendleton, wih
join M. W. Smith iu canvassing this
vioinity this week in the interests of
bis life insurance ccrnpauy.
' L. W. Smith and wife of Wenat
ohee, Wash. are guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Smith. Mr. aud Mrs.
Smith are returning to their home at
Wenatohee after spending several
weeks visiting relatives in Illinois.
Possesses wonderful medioal power
over the human body, removing all
disorders from your system, is what
Hollister's Rooky Mouutain Tea will
do. Makes you well, keeps you well.
35o tea or tablets. Pioneer drug store.
k xne tax levy for Umatilla county
"Has been fixed at 23 mills, 2 mills
higher thnu the levy last year, the
increase being duo to the fact that the
aniouut of state taxes apportioned to
ibis oouuty is $20,000 greater this
year than last.
That's the house the doctor built,'
The biggest house you see;
Thank gooduess be don't get our
money,
For we take Hollister's Rocky Moun
tain Tea. Pioueer drug store.
, Builds up waste tissues, promotes
appetite, improves digestiou, induoes
refreshing sleep, gives rouewnd
strength and health. That's what
Hollister's Rooky Mountain Tea does.
85o tea or tablets, at Pioneer .drug
store. .; .
Helix Herald: John Walter, who
is farming east of town, returned from
a visit with his parents in Walla Wal
la the first of the week. It was cur
rently reported that he had gone east
after a housekeeper, but be fooled the
boys on that score. He did not go.
Millard Kelly returned Wednesday
evening from Meacbam, where he has
been working in a wood camp for
several weeks. He reports a consid
erable amount of cordwood at Meaob
am, and says shipments are larger.
Snow is two and a half feet deep in
the wood camps.
W. B. Miller, a brotber-in-la'w of
H. O. Worthington of tnis city, is in
the last stages of consumption at his
borne in Pendleton, and his death is
hourly expeoted. Mr. and Mrs. Wor
thington and Emery went down to
Pendleton Sunday and spent the day
with the Miller family. . -
For the.flrst time this winter, .ther
mometers in Atbena registered below
the zero mark Sunday night The
mercury dropped two degrees below at
11 o'clock Snnday night and at the,
sane hour last night it hovered 3 da
goes below, reports Uncle John Cal
ender, of the St. Nichols hotel.
Mrs. 0. C. Beck, Sr., arrived yester-
f day on the W. & C. K. traiu from El-
topia, Wash., where the family are
now living on their homestead. Mrs.
Beck reports the Franklin county
people doing well. Mr. Beck, who
has been a sufferer from rheumatism
this winter, is somewhat improved.
ManZan Pile Remedy put up in con
venient collapsible tubes with nozzle
attachment so that the remedy may
be applied at the very seat of the
trouble, thus relieving almost instant
ly bleeding, itching or protruding
piles. Satisfaction guaranteed or
money refunded. Pioner drug store. ,
J. W. Davis returned a few days ago
from Hot Lake, where, he went to
seonre relief from rheumatism. Mr.
Davis returned home greatly benefit
ed but took cold and is now iu a worse
condition than ever. He is confined
to bis bed in the St. Nichols hotel and
may be forced to again visit Hot Lake
for relief.
Bee's Laxative oough syrup con
taining honey and tar, is especially
appropriate for children, no opiates or
poisons of any cbaraoter, conform to
the conditions of the pure food and
drug law, June 30, 1906. For croup
whooping cough, eto. It expels
coughs aud colds by gently moving
the bowels. Guaranteed. Pioueer drug
store.
At the next meeting of the Athena
Commercial Association the matter
of amusements in oonneotiou with the
business meetings of the organization
will come up for discussion. It is
known that a majority of the members
who attend the association' meetinca
favor the, proposition 'Of- introducing
card games and reading tables for the
sboialenjoym'ent and pleasure of the
EVERY DAY
We extend to all an invitation to visit our store when in Pen
dletou. Our stock of dependable goods is large and we are sure we
can please all from grandfather to tbe smallest child. Especial
ly are we proud of our
Ready to Wear Department
where you can find every thing from a 10 cent corset cover to a
$10.00 silk lined broad cloth coat. We have reoeived especially
for the Holiday trade a large shipment of SKIRTS, SUITS and
SILK SHIRT WAISTS. And by all means don't forget our
MEW'S DEPARTMENT
EVERYTHING FOR EVERYBODY TO WEAR
TEUTSCH'S DEPARTMENT STORE
The Fastest Growing Store in Fastern Oregon
PENDLETON
WILL SAVE YOU MONEY
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20,000 square feet of floor space filled with the latest and best things the
. Market Affords in
FURNITURE and CARPETS
Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money Back
Yours to please
M. A. RADER, . -
Undertaking Parlors in Connection
members. If yon ere a member of the
association be on band at the next
meeting, the date of wbioh will be
announoed in the Press. If you are
not a member, send in your name and
become one.
1 At 9 o'clock yesterday morning .an
relarua brought out the fire department
and a run was made to the corner of
Fourth and Adams streets. A small
blaze was started in tbe dining room
of .the Jacobs cottage, occupied by
James Henderson, by a flue burning
out. Aside from cbarriug tbe wall
paper, and a wet carpet, but little
damage resulted.
Tbe 21th legislative session of the
state of Oiegon opened yesterday after
noon with tbe election of Frank Dav
ey, of Marion county, speaker of tbe
house and the election of Senator E.
W. Haines, of Washington county,
president of the senate. The tight
between Haines and Hodson, of Mult
nomah was bitter and ended in Haines'
victory with a vote of 17 to 7.
Thck rpnonf.lv olantdtl nifv nffininla rt
were sworn into ofllce Wednes
day evening of last week. The out
going mayor, "Cap" Isaacs, who has
held that office since the town was in
corporated, was presented with a gold
chain and locket as a testimonial of
regard which Helix citizens have for
him. I he Herald says for once the
oaptain could not say anything. '
A telegram has been received by
Hugh Robie from the Indian school
at Carlisle. Pa., stating that his
daughter, Juanita, had started home
Monday, January 7. She should have
arrived here Friday, but owing to the
fierce snow storms and blockades in
Montana and the Dakotas, she is per
haps among the suow bound passen
gers. Keen anxiety is felt by her rela
tives here for the reason that the girl
bad been ill for some time prior to
her departure for home.
County Recorder Fred Hendley was
in town Saturday. Mr. Heudley was
circulating a petition which prays tbe
Oregon Legislature to pass a bill at the
present session, giving Umatilla coun
ty the right to combine tbe offices of
tbe county recorder and oounty treas
urer. It is believed by all who are
acquainted with the work of these
two officials that one offioial, with
the assistance of a clerk, can do the
work which now requires the atten
tion of two officials.
Friday evening at tbe residence of
Dr. and Mrs. S. F. Sharp one of the
most successful and pleasant parties of
the season was given in honor of Mr.
and Mrs. M. W. Smith. The rooms
were tastefully decorated in lavender
and white, and these colors were car
ried out in tbe table decorations and
luncheon. Four tables of whist play
ers played the game in a scientific (or
otherwise) manner, tbe prize for tbe
best player going to Mr. Fred Ker
shaw and tbe consolation prize being
awarded to Mrs. Kershaw. The JEJrst
SHOPPING
PENDLETON
OREGON
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PENDLETON, OREGON.
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was a beautifully bound book and the
latter a tiny pair of Indian moccasins.
The buffet luncheon was especially
dainty and inviting, and was supple
mented with home made cream can
dies, in lavender and white.
Today, January 14, at tbe Athena
hotel, the marriage of Mr. Jesse
Moore, of Cambridge, Idaho, and Miss
Mattie Smith, eldest daughter, of Mr.
and Mrs. John Smith of this oity, was
solemnized in the preseuce of the im
mediate friends of the contracting
parties. Rev. jv. E. Hoven, of the
Christian ohurob, performed the cere
mony whioh occurred at the hour of
3 p. m. . The ytmng people will leave
this evening fo their future home at
Cambridge, where the best wishes of
their Athena friends follow them.
,:'? hp Famous Strike Breakers.
The most famous strike breakers in
the land are Dr. King's New Life
Pills.' ; When iver and bowels go on a
strike they Quickly settle the trouble,
aui the porilying. work goes right on.
Best cure for constipation, headache
and.dizziness.; 25o at McBride's drug
store. , - 4 .
j For Sale
.1 offer the' hardware stock of t he
Co r-McEwen hardware store for sale
at a reasonable figure. . For informa
tion call on E. ft. Cox or F. S. Le
Grow, v ' f A. B. MoEwen.
Foley'stHoney and Tar
cures colds, prevents pneumonia.
TREE
WITH PURCHASES Of
.2 fyrm&. '
for sale by
ELY & SCOTT
losgrove Mercantile Co.
SOUTII SIDE MAIN
AWWWWvVWvWWVvV'
money for
Jeweler and
Optician
SOMETHING FOR THE HOME
N. A. MILLER, Furniture
IftflOC UlarhiflO f A A sPecia,ty of General Repair Work
JUIlt3 IIIUVllllIV lU. All Kinds of Machinery Bought and Sold
. AGENTS FOR THE MINNEAPOLIS THRESHER
" 3 1 South Second St., Walla Walla
In going jthrough our stock we find
a great many broken lines of goods,
which we will 9ffer at a great reduc
tion previous to invoicing, and from
now until January 25th we will offer
these lines regardless of cost. We will
give the people of this vicinity deci
ded bargains while this sale lasts,
B.C& H. Trading Stamps with each
cash purchase. New line of premiums
just secured
ST.
Extraordinary Watch Values!
DO YOU WANT A WATCH? Most every
one does. Everybody needs one. 8ome people,
however, don't feel like paying a large mm of
one. They try to get along by depend
ing on the publio clocks and their friends for tbe
time. Inconvenient, of course. I have a fine
selection of "Watches that I shall sell from now
until after holidays at bottom prioes. There's no
further excuse for you going without a watoh.
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CITY MEAT MARKET
C. il. Sherman Prop.
Nothing too good for our pa'
rons. We cut the best meat moriM
can buy. Firth and oysters in
season. Give us a trial.
A 9x12 Brussels Art
Square at the above
price is a snap. The
Holiday trade is now on
and our stock, including
fine pictures, makes it
easy to select
Dealer - Athena, Oregon
Phone S02
ATHENA, OREGON
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