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Two years ago a severe cold settled on my longs and so completely prostrated me that I was
unable to work and scarcely able to stand. I then was advised to try Dr. King's New Discovery, and
after using one bottle I went back to work, as well as I ever was."
W. J. ATKINS, Banner Springs, Tenn.
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5 lb Shilling's Best Baking Powder . $1.95
One sack Cane Sugar . . . 6.00
4 gallon Jacket Syrup . . . 2.50
1 lb Shilling's Best Tea . . . .45
3 packages Arm C$ Hammer Soda . .25
25 lbs Chase Sanborn's Bulk Coffee 5.00
One box Sea Foam Soap, ioo bars . 4-00
One package Gold Dust .. . . 23
One bottle Catsup . . . . .20
Now here is your chance to purchase 60 days' supplies at a great saving. We need the money, you need the goods. Under
these conditions, if you don't buy from us we both loose money.
The most Substantial Drill
on the market. With the
Saucer Feed, there is no
cracked seed Planted. JJS
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The Place that Saves you
1H OTHER TOWNS
WESTON.
Miss Annie Kelson, woo baa been
staying at the Tboren borne lately,
was summoned borne by tbe extreme
illness of ber father, N. H. Nelson,
section foreman at Weston.
Wallace Kelson is at borne for a fow
days, hnt will leave soon for Helena,
Mont.
Henry Ferguson is visitiug in tbis
neighborhood from his farm upbt
WallaJWalla.
R. M. Van Slyke, who was so se
verely injured iu a collision with a
railway tiaiu lust summer, made bis
first visit to bis son, Mr. Jobu Van
Slyke, today.
James Fnson and bis assistant, R.
Hunter, have returned for a brief va
cation from a two months' run of
work in neighboring towns.
James A. Kirk reports the advent
of a fine baby girl at bis home.
Elmer Richmond and family have
removed to Walla Walla from Helix.
Miss Stella Edgmond and Mr. Dallas
Mays, both of Joseph, Ore., arrived
here yesterady to enter the Normal
sobool.
Mrs. M. J. Richmond is visiting ber
son, Harlow Riobmoud, at YVulla
Walla.
Mrs. William Fnroell and daughter,
and Mrs. Hester Thome of Dry Greek,
were guests of tbeBeneflel borne today.
MILTON.
Ihe revival meetings which have
been iu session at the Christian church
iu this city the past two weeks have
been a success. Tbe Rev. Mr. Hilton,
tbe pastor, conducted the meetings,
and bas been assisted the past week by
the Rev. Mr. Hoven, pastor of the
Christian church of Athena.
dinger Bros, are building a uice,
roomy office at their lumber yard in
North Milton.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Hale returned
Sunday from a two months' visit to
Kansas City, Mo., and other eastern
oities.
Mrs. George Edwards came down
ftom Washtuona, Wash., Sunday eve
ning to attend her daughter, Mrs.
Gertie Miller, who is seriously ill.
Dr. W. J. Fortuue of Taooma, a
promineut veterinary and surgeon is
iu Milton aud has decided to open up
an office in the city for tbe practioe of
his profession.
Messrs, Joe Dyke, Blake Williamson
and Archie Cobb, are preparing to
start a meat wagon andwill handle all
kinds of meat and poultry.
Miss Lola Reniok, who bas made
her borne with Mr. and Mis. S. A.
Miller for tbe past six years, is now in
stalled as helper in tbe Portland sani
tarium. Miss Beniok will take tbe
three years nurse's course.
Miss Verna Putnam, who bas been
H TWv f (C
One lb ground Chocolate
Two lbs Crackers
Ten lbs Lard
Twelve lbs Japan Rice
Four bars Tar Soap .
One case Corn
One case Tomatoes
Five Gallons Pearl Oil
spending tbe summer visiting relatives
iu Minnesota, Wisconsin and Illinois,
returned to ber home in Milton Wed
nesday, accompanied by ber aunt,
Mrs. A. B. Strom of Kirkbaven, Minn.
Mrs. Strom will visit friends in Mil
ton, Portland and Spokane.
John Skillern, a wealthy sbeepowner
of Boise, Idaho, visited several days in
Milton this week, the guest of Prof,
and Mrs. R. J. Davis. Mr. Skillern
knew the Da vises in 'Tennessee and
stopped off while returning from a
visit to a son in North Yakima to see
bis old-time friends.
FREE WATER.
Ihe Traction company reoeived
three refrigerator cars Saturday from
tbe Northern Pacific and these are be
ing filled as rapidly as possible by tbe
sbippors. R. E. Allen, mauager of tbe
Traction company, made a special trip
to Taooma in order to consult North
ern Pacific officials iu regard to secur
ing cars to relieve tbe apple shippers
at tbis point. Tbe Northern Pacifio
bas promised to do their utmost to
send cars aud it is likely that tbe fam
ine will be a thing of tbe past in a few
d iys.
Cbaile9 W. Records shipped two
oarloads of alfalfa Saturday to Seattle
and James Khk shipped one car. This
hay is all consigned to John L. Criab
and goes over tbe Traction line via tbe
Northern Pacific.
Miss Luoy Kirk was a Freewater
visitor Friday.
0. T. Godwin was a business visitor
in Walla Walla Saturday.
Miss Jennie Tiernoy was in Walla
Walla Saturday visiting ber brother
Frank Tierney.
A Significant Prayer.
"May tbe Lord help yon make Buck-
leu's Arnica Salve known to all,"
writes J. G. Jeukins, of Chapel Hill,
N. C. It qniokly took the pain out of
a felon for me and oured it in a won
derfully short time." Best on earth
for sores, turns and wouuds. 25o. at
Wm. MoBride's drug store.
The old remedies are tbe best. Hiok
ory Bark Cough Remedy bas been in
use for over one hundred years by tbe
old Dutob Dunkards of Peuusylvania,
and is still in use by all tbe old families
of Western Penusylvauia. Is abso
lutely pure; made from the bark of tbe
white or shell bark hickory tree. Tbe
bark is shipped from the east, and
manufactured iu Walla Walla, Wash.
For sale by Palaoe Drug Store.
It comes put up in a collapsible tube
with a nozzle, easy to apply to the
soreness aud inflammaton, for any
foitn of Piles; it soothes and heals, re
lieves tbe paiu, itching aud buruiog.
Man Zan Pile Remedy. Price 60 cts.
Guaranteed. Sold by Pioneer Drug
Store.
Jerry Stoue was a county seat visitor
Tuesday.
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If you buy a $30.00 order, we
$30.00
Overalls and
& COIPAFT
TOBACGOLESSCIGAR A CUBE
Traveling Man Has Secret Which Kills
Desire For Tobacco.
"Yon may talk about your horseless
carriages, your wireless telegraphy,
yonr tireless beat and all these other
things that modern man bas invented
for the benefit of this prosaio old
twentieth century, but I've got 'em all
beaten for a scheme to make money
it's a tobaocolesa oigar tbat will cure
tbe victim of the habit and all with
out bia kaowiug tbat he is taking the
remedy."
Tbis seoret was iutrusted to a report
er by a traveling man at the Hotel
Portland. He is still on the road, but
his new sobeme, it seems is a side liue,
or rather be is working to perfeot tbis
new End most original idea.
"And furthermore," continued tbe
man who has fortune staring him iu
tbe faoe and scintillating all about
him, "I intend to arrange so tbat my
tobaccoless smokes may be used not
only in cigar?, bnt iu cigarettes, tbe
pipe, and if my ideas do not fail me,
in the chewing plug as well.
"It is as simple as auytbing in tbe
world. What is it? Well, yon know
that would be telling, and my fortune,
my days of rest and when every day is
Sunday and there will be no work, for
me at least, depends upon my guarding
tbis secret.
"My new stunt for the users of to
bacco is to be an evolution for tbe
afflicted ones. The wife, sweetheart
or any old body may use my tobaoco
lesa preparation and the smoker will
never know tbe difference. He will
smoke his cigar, I mean the kind I am
preparing, his oigartette or bis pipe
and he'll never know tbe difference."
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE TO CRED
ITORS. In tbe County Court of the State of
Oregon for Umatilla Connty.
In the matter of the estate of Ann
Kirk, deoeased.
Notice is hereby given to all whom
it may oonoern that Marion Jaok bas
qualified as exeooutor of the last will
and testament, aud estate, of Ann
Kirk, deeased. All persons having
claims against tbe said estate are re
quired to present them together with
proper vouchers as by law required to
the said Marion Jaok at tbe offloe of
bis attorneys, Petersou, Petersoo &
Wilson, in Pendletou, Oregon, with
in six months from tbe first publica
tion of this notice.
Tbe first pnblioatiou hereof will be
made in the Athena Press on Friday
tbe 18th day of October, 1907, and
successively thereafter each week for
six weeks, the last publication appear
ing on Friday, 29tb day of Nov. 1907.
Marion Jaok, Exeoutor;
Petorsou, Peterson & Wilson, Attys.
.35
.20
1.50
1.00
.22
2.25
2.40
1.50
Groceries,
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