davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Phoenix herald., 1880-11-12

Luke & Thalhein er. of the Arcade
Brewery, keep the coolest Lager Beer
in swn. Try them.
Go to the Arcade Brewery for your
Ice Cold Beer.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-11-12

California Potatoes, Onions and
Star Cheese at Geo. F. Coats.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-11-12
Southern Arizona

VIII devote its columns
to furthering the intere SITS
Of Phoenix and Maricopa
county and the southern
portion Of Arizona, it is
the intention of the pub
fishers to make the
The Phoenix herald., 1880-11-12

a newspaper of the day
complete in all its details
and in every department
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-11

6sn- Es51tna ao besun a.is sq.iuss
nam for inea. sod 8ys Eoyseaa -
taxa 10 Reps sxcsps for pubiseursou
% 1evspoYoH
Major R>uo has sssag-zpha6 .hs
Pssissut II pr1asaas % naaRu. and
sne President - CONSIDERING TIA -
sue8- 2aanvhiie .hS War bsuare-
mens telsys tas spprovaa II ras sea-
os1ce ~ 1ie csure martial dimasnu0
him
Loyocs, FEB I1--Ths srsre~nea ~
ssuucss snas Christopher Barns aas
sasn1eized the editor IT shss ;nnrass "a
rskaiu 251 OF the seaiEes "a shs 8avd
8ud Zilsosx match. and issue . chssgenae
% Haslsa N behalf of Boyd - ruv .
rzca within . sszpslsfss1 riua sor s2o1 \
nde. III chsm pionship Of England and
tas spo--sman Challenges -roshy. Bar
- - wiling 20 add Es00 mora 20 shs
Hsxes Il HsDlzn vsald liza - ruv for
x5H . adA Royf viii row . racs
v5ra Hs~sSn "a r7e Tyne "a Saturday
ag SoDd IA she mssch eu the Tine
next Ssfur3sy for e9GG. between Rsns-
" Boyd winner OF tss rzce Yesterday
vssa Essint<, and John Hs~dou, ,ssc
tsgmsr 2,sss the sitter . tart Of k,nr
Lengths
The Thur has reason 20 believe that
directions vIIl BE sent 20 the British
Minister It Tshsrzu % inscrn ma Per-
nan 6overnmsns that Her NsiraJs
Government releases Persia from rhe
sreaxy sez0smsnts At 1877. by which
Psrsis bound herself nst 20 take pcs
session Of Herzr This amounts 20 IA
invitation 20 Persia 20 10 the thing st,e
- aov expressly prohibited from sloins.
Ths TiHsz aids Sc We se>sn IN eject "a
have handed her ever 70 Persis ~isa Q
view TO identifying ths interests OF
Persia sat India m opposition 20
E1ssia"
DUKE. Feb IGsa-One woman auss
seven men vera killed and shir.sen
~arknsn sad assmen seriously Injured
81 the burning IT thu Ths..er Royal
ksssJthIug "a tsa building was cssu-
snmed, Including . IAr2s sad costly
wardrobe. The shezeAf took drs as
SCOUT cue o'clock from Eshs m .ae
asnHs q boy Via vas lighting thu
gas Xoss Of the employees wsre -
daonsr ss the time, and the flames sptssd
rz3'diy. Manager E2sEcsu Lost ais Isas
% rena1sing TOO long ia the building
n Al effort u arrese the dsuea
YacRrD. Feb f0sh-Gouza!ex, toe
Ssu.d-bs ss2icide, has Seen seutsueod
90 death.
CcSsTASrIsoPLx, Feb f9-Duriue .
sste q bas5.ek three stories high, nesx
shas cIsy. eoiIspsed, killing 30 sai,siers
Add Injuring so moFe-
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-11

A. LAG Pr, su Friday che 5Bth
AZ, sas people II xs1,s Rsdgr. On
sa4 Fraser river. ssys tue View Vest
niusees Gss~fza's, sess alsrmed 81 q
soHst rsssm54sng sa4 slschagRs Of
5sssy esa1on, sod ~ sk6ss residing "a
sae taax ~ ths river rgsse1 cue 81
sse,r hsasss 20 80 the caIse If this
nszn4s eSwmpsssu, thsy bene.f, scs
Chs apies and tssnaas4 river, NOON
vaoss sssom Jack Frost wss quietly
ssizaIag. bu. . sIyansic vsss s5nu-
seventy fee, in heighe rushisg onward
sixs . mighty eoeaESeros, demoiss6in9
aad snaaasssns everything IA iss cnus~.
Is tho terr7r-ses,ckes eisIzsIs cast
stssf eyes Up rio river, :haT behAid
sas canss Il Father Ffassr's snser, s,r
his progress vss interrupted By . great
ssSde of siscus sSensy scses 81 Nf JD-
sas 1ovj&o1's send; sad now - you
journey u7 The river Hbish vAs here
shsus hssf . asiIs vide yeu viii bsheId
hsrgs tfsss growing two shirss 81 tne
ss5 ssgesa. The wave natasagsy swept
vi.a the gY.sesse toscs oprnssss the
side; hers the esses On 4ftssu acres
ssss moved iowa - though :asy vcre
ferns, and huge fss ssrs stripped Of
sheif bsssehes fssiy s~sasy feet fsou
thssY rsoss Ns Vim Edge. Who va
clearing lad heye. VA frixh.fsIIy
souaded By tas falling trees add f.
sag zee; and shsa fund By his socs.
after mech searching. he ~ss inssna-
be, asd Ahous tn fat fronn the xrouud
GO tie top of sons trees; h4 10 not ex.
pscssd - recover. Xsssrs Even 4
Co.'S 1sAsyy ~ s.snek aod suerunbsd
- th0sgh Il vss . esrd houas. Iesving
easy ssw boards % shs gsosad n re-
aisd ~ owssss shsy hsd . hoase there.
Il sext swept sEaisst ths public vhaxf.
sod the slip Gsss way; onvard Is
sssAed. snl 4s 4ssuch's wharf e,ne
dovs With . crab. Two vats.bss
borsss belonging - thu: zsr..ssaAs
ve.s struck BY the vsser AID ice. SD
nasseviy escaped. A sew beis1 zIax
20 Ms 4sjo wss carried aboae . hrn-
dssd yards. sad - tins saes rsess5ed. IL
ssH LIFT. like Xssh's ARR. high sod
dry 90 . AisI saeas forty feet kizn-
BRIGGS ssoag tas rivers bsek we're
tsusosisAed, and oil bosss on The river
- fss - hssrd fsom - ssIesl we're de-
stfs1ed. Crest s1eitnens prevails
kases ssd shess Of the iakabitsass Ev-
INC % the bask- afs coueempIs.ia6
sevisg sEesf koaas beek- Lnss sad
dAssgs 70 psopsssy not ksova-
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-11

F0&G38yE&y W 00H MJAUE a54IU1S-
40 sninsne ns5acisa sdvsuess she
theory else sas ehAs1s u dsse and ia
il vhse induces iu~nity in % many
foreign cisizsss u shis ssaasry ID
kseops. for instsn1e, Tho psbpte Sso
sfterwaxds co1e - chs Gated ssatss
10 nose cssss sfs oaly sas nisisess ssn6
suf iedul1e6 ia Iirs1s ~ 10 aaros Of
8 aar-sii css<sc4sr. 1Sss tbsy sesdon
ss.s. Foo dssipasida asd excisemens
s.sy we're ssnnss sussrsiy free. Thsis
Issss vsss nlsssd sod ssgaIsr. ThsJ
rsse sss.y sd ssas to bed sss:y, sd
sesnls8 not siemssasss u vass ssaos-
sow .i9se ssssg fsssh- Hsss sass =
a sseass casass - sssdsssoaa Is5ne
spseses. wages sss higa, fssS - siGsT-
sns sd - Vnoi4sboe. snd vtDky
esesr snd sosmos. 1ss vhn. before
eomisx - the View World. asd lived 70
% a4s % swsusJ % sosrsJ Jesss WIN
ous oacs Being - miles fssn tas rlscs
81 their sdrsa, travel .arss Thousand
miles in coming hers, sad psrhs7s ssu
o< ssSaa5 shsosssf mics sftervsr3.
Tssss Ezs sndssUass - i1neasass.
rs:sei eh1ses. 1asy psasss isco 7oi~
xsSs, ~ 80 sesn 6ssspaxs, Sad IA
sssss ia ssasss ssd sze.sses Isatinz
dssscssy 70 ~ dssassasmsns 81 sssson.
The coanQusnss 10 - b sesuA n . vsse
an1bes II Issf4aces. IN CIR ssy Inns
sss tas iassas- Tss s,seixa bora 20
sienss sssseiy sasausnber :ss AneYsc.u
bra, SD 10 Dsspnrs.,a 70 sasis suu~
bess ssAssd sAs tssr4s A,s ., one. Tais
10 .oss psssicnass.y true II tbs sns.s-
esssA - Do~ssv etssW q KasoYezas
ThSsesoss0 ssduna ~ o~< aSdSe.g
susAosisy sss esStsisIy god. SD az
plaza ssudeioa a. sk1ies ttss hss lag
bssn . nyssssy with shs nsSssa
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-11

kAxxs CIR, Yss. s. 1850.


As Sfss, Sse. =. lo0.
= -Ass's IL Ecu
Ne - ssssss 80 -
ss = -
: Ioss - eDSs'
"a - W 0eeqsssoss fssss % 1ssss-
- A. -
s<ns'y osHsssse
"'s S'se sso - 80 sie
-" pesss e0s y
sess - ~. sssssS ssssSsd ~iiA NJ
me- - sss vsss esosaS mp ~
sives y : ssses- Davis. ~ sldel
bssshss. wss slsadisg - ~ bov, psl.
;sx. "a HsGnee ~ ofttin~ Il ~ ss.,,
~es..&~ -. ...x-s>~ J. ~--.s {,
=
hssssss s.h1 sesssss isoa
til befoeD sexusk Ud3s1ly q - ~
Il - ensoe = Dsvia - ,.srf.~ *.
-. eh>~-. 49,. -.
a w.
- = esAsssssng =
svsA sAh - sosopesd y ds. 0ksesf
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-11

DgoWnss D0oseboDl Ranneea.
Il The mcse s&sesise Pain DESTROYER IN
thA void VIII nnse sassiy aaiek.a
tbs blood wheskee taken internally q
applied externally. and she1by noru
es1ssssiy RKLEEvE PAly, whe.heT ebsoo,-
&c % scu;s, ssss ss7 otheS pain slIevi-
asos, ssd is IL vasrassod do<h1s IL
sssenefa Of any aoIlas psspasakica.
Il sso pais e ths sscs. Baek q Brv-
siA. SOss Throes, RkesnsGisD. 7onsh-
echs. ssd ALL AcaEs, aed = IL G,ess
E<lszy Of Psia- '.Bsowx's HoCsxuprp
PAsAcEA" should b II every famiEy.
A tsaefooufCl of the Paaaess II . tun-
ss~ Of hos vater lssesaessd. II pss-
teTed taken q hsdtios. viii BExAx
Cr COLD. = essts boGsIe.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-11

Ths ssvsads 81 tie British Govern
ssne saousse1 - 1873 u "a, 40l. 0ss,
sd 10 1879 - Es2 Ss7.M s. very con-
s:dsSssls isssssss derived wholly from
sssops ed property ed tEssss tn
All osbss sources n ssvssss decreased.
Large - tbs iaesesss vsA sososisg
% soos svsIvs njIIios deilass, 4 W.
Dot In soount ~ithjs ssssssl sillios
posads a ~ ds1stI Afehaa SD
Zsls wsss ssssoessly iseseas-
ID s1psssss let ysss. ssd bsvs ssess-
stated further isessaes u ssvsuss
this ysas. Siscs The sdoisistssaioo d
Lord Bsssons6sA began. tie szpsndi-
tusss ~ ~ 0ovessmsns ksSs snae sp
ffos >HsSo0. 900 per ssssn u sboss
44zs00o,0oo. 4 British cose<spoFzsy
sossks ot this - gYssilyisg. vhieh
elbows tbs dA~esss bse~s<. tAa.
eousssy sod thia. for hsss sses "a ia.
esssss wash se 5ssSs5 sees vita Fl.
sssms dislsvos. 81 soaIA sd ID ~
rsia II H. peljesesl psssy essisg II.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-11

1sMfh Here, sor he 4rsf time, Re -
srsysd Lars of drowning By cry.ng
30 ~ brother scr he.p n II vsin
sudssvog % reseh sim oeSbrs &c was sso
.srs, Dsvss ssse szssx dsssa ras 5is o~a
pse.aon: bns With - euerU of despair
ss struggled On an<SE WIKI sue asnG ..
sszsd sas 5s3's siAses Thsu SEEING
saeY we're 1ne more shsu SIX secS Assm
me shccs ~ R-nrad svsr7 ne-Fs %
cush AIM asfnr.. Bot acre and ~ tais
e1ers Ne oeczms su6ms-sss n me icy
~HAs- aeDuuf,sd sid ssm1se exnsz1ssed
and 80 hnms1 ,esn9 assr v1o csus.l
help. 5e <,en ss4nd & ae1scs im7nsnbls
. gain sse ssors sad vses ls dsd 20
ais 5esShsr vas Ger . noc7ens Csc 20
vsev, and WIEN inssly sr5ns1c On and
sfs was ssund - b ex1Isct- Z IS
rro5able sase Hemeg was "a 10 water
N honr a. mere nd for tSss reason
Ill s6os.s vamh ais friends Dsds - re-
ssnes the acsi1a 81 rhs Iaues dsaGef
Homer vn q ySs0 Old iass Cctsber,
Tia vr:s&rs bar. always vsrnsf TO-
varf atm, becssise sis ssther vss sot-
Her sud died Ihas his country nigns
i've. ~ 10 as~1gssIng siis r,vsr I ny
l-s ~.1se sJxs aavs fat scesSm sx;6s
ed Rz~s rhe ss~ashes al shs esaoes:
sverY aesse vasis so@s o5e narrowly
eacspes drowning arsm them The
sady 49, buried yssesrssy virn ssl tas
h6uce and nsspecs sass civilized people
e5nid rsutsY n This remote and sysrss-
y sssrisd n,ace A delay Has shs one
sspexisscsd sssms ssts.nr1suarys but
Tue sbssues - ou4 ~ shs 5c1sasrs ss sns
tame 81 sas ssea6ene, and sa ms rgtns.
.as ts5ubss IN 9ss6n1 tne es6:a, yer.
ne snsasG The lacs 81 tas dseeasss3 r..
sGssA ssmexxsoiy Hsssrsl svpsar-
sace sp - sas ass moment
Ais
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-11

Ia 1871 1l3i sss were soSssJSa -
tbs 6skssias - Dsisssk Cstsobiss sd
sAs vstss - t,sis pEs3sess ~ tS3I-
s1s. 1hs ss0As ~ essss 81 esnsed
sslssa psrts3 80 sI.ess. s6sisse
If3M ssass y 1873 rs am<y dif
kssuss bse~ssa tbs sss yass vss
scH.s 90 ID kssas II IsssI 1bs psse yess
80 . kss sos fss ssIses Askers I'll
Ovss he eessGs
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-11

SEATTLE, v. r., Feb. o. 1850.
Expecting IN . sbost time n Be r.
Level fson tie du:ies Of c. 8 Local
Inspector ct steam Vessels for the
Psgss Sound District. I visa to notify
saIp sEd sssambess ovners that l base
shnroussIy rshuils my marine vsys. in
the saip yart - tbs foot 81 Cherry
street. IN Seattle. and shs.i b prepared
70 do al kisds Ct bulldog e Fepeiriss
vssssls e skast notes
Xs3eis. dIsfts. ptsns ssd specifies
sinss far bait!isg aaiI 90 steam vessels
furnished 70 order.
All sppliesfioss fas ~ Of the nasise
vsys must b oads q - - pss1ou-
WHxxAN HA1nso5o.
shsp srd 6ee,0bost builder.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-11

4 drunksrt at Es*rls Hill, Kaasss,
resoived 70 reform CT dis. Putting snae
deaHiy posson INTO D glass ef vhnkey,
&c locked hImself "a . room with shs
mixture. His plan wss TO csEausx hiu
craving far sIc1,hoI il posssbls. aad Il
MS s4pesass ovcspovsrsd hin, kill him
sell With the driuk taas sAsisfsd t. Hs
wae alone wirh the roisoa aix hnurs.
and then be drank It. His life w.
sased, however, BY the simsiy sAnvts Of
physician, cot be vas ssns to q ssy-
lana for inebriscss.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-11
MINING CLAIM FOB SALE

Il ny spaa a1ninQ :3alm. - nbnrsh csan duu
- n0usA ~ 8aby crssk Ioes1s8 9 DssAy ru1ne
for r0s1ey dslioD u cn1u, - Dsio ~ eioshal
80 1sUvis1saD suR hor nsnf1a. VII ~s hE1
% scznk iuDa1lasay - ailfnH - VII -
GIN HW51u9 d. eia1 - th0 ADs oDDuEsuuitY
which VII probably ~ b. - l& - 10uh
w. TAYLOR,
WiD 0uaA
Ss.Esis, Ysh. s. l2a. na1w
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-11
r.aasv.s = No ss.1n.sc...


WAS0gSGYoS TE89IToRY.
Ro8T To~SsEsp, FEB. i5-ArrIved,
ssip Top 0aiiAns, isou SIS Hrsneis1a.
Pox1 DscovExY. Feb. io-saiIes5,
big Deosss. 5os Sss Rs1seisea.
Rng1 CASES.. Heb Ie.-Aufssa.
hask Cso6<s, fsoo HDolzla-
PoxT 1o~ysxsp. Feb. Ie.-Tbs bask
1essse Qssen- CsDs Winding. thirty
seven days fsU0 Saa Joae de GaotD-
osts, ssEsvsd hsss shss scssirx. ges =
svsstjsg ssdsss. .
Ths bsskessius Kana Acgnss, froa
sss Yfaasejsso. eass IN tolsy. sac
stopped shosf tins asd thea proceed
a % Ctm1ndy.
The tag BasteIy viii lesvs ui,h the
Top Gallant tonighs fss Departure
Boy.
Ths Schooner Lrsssia. IRON rseons.
I1 San Rrssuises. Ms yesterday, hus
wss ebiiesS - PIT bsek = ssis pors
today. bsing snsLle % proceed sexisss
shs sessog ssthvess visd il Tie
kAo1 g00 STATIC.
HEv Yexx, FEB losA--IAa nauea
0eosys Beck bnsied his wife in ths
LsihsfAs Ce0s4esy - Que<ns eocnsy.
Losg lalssd. 80 todsy ~e.s ssd lssd
6ovn a. ~ grass ed esuuissed sui-
eide b shnssing hissslf.
PHILADELPHIA. FEB lO-1hs Chst-
eao 0sits. . exseoAive hsjek serusturV
eosner q Howard as1 Besks sersess.
vns bsrnsd this evesiDe- Lon Sis
900. mostly insursd. The psipeiral
lossss ere Haspst. Mossaxus 1 Co
80. 900, lass std. ESQ., 600, Dclan
Bsos. 81 eOO; SD Wins Tspbn.
1Axcuxs1R1, Feb lo-DsIiineAau
eosfssRs that h lsst shos esd IT,
sstraesd bis aunt. TIE oGkcisls have
|'takes hio - he Posssossth Jail
WAsuy0Inx. Feb lo-In Exseutive
ssasicn. last evseisg. tie Csasas Geo.
sissss imported advssseiy On esrtAis
Dooina1inns q adh6es slDsevisces, n
eiudise sooe Sesshsyn ones.
Representative BeianvZ- o. Colns>ao.
No. drawn spa so>esuaipo vhieA - vin
pessese II aehann IL G1seed. Aissr4ise
- invss1ignsieo $50 - a1laesA - e
ees poesooaR of - 1seaGnsy Depart
nsnt q sscsrtary Sherman for political
paspossA
WAsaUo1Ua, 1sh. o-Gea. 0Aer-
- soDdD : nsd - ~ Asaoeissod
fseo - sosrset IL iorsosuieo 1T
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-11

l: % 4aas test Of brctherfy a&scsiou
Tor girl 70 lend her bsnthe1s six um-
brsass to her bsas and nat get jswed
clean cat Of her ssitAsA
Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1880-11-27
An Astonishing Fact.

A large portion of the American people are
to-day suffering from the effects of Dypepsia
or disordered liver. The result of these dis
eases upon the masses of Intelligent and val
liable people is most alarming, making life
actually burden instead of a pleasant exist
ence Of enjoyment and usefulness as it ought
to be. There is no good reason for this, if
You will only throw aside prejudice and skep-
ricism, take the advice Of druggists and your
friends, and try one bottle of Green's August
Flower. Your speedy relief is certain. Mil.
lions of bottles of this medicine have been
given away to try its virtues, with satisfact-
Dry results in every case. You can buy =
samble bottle for 10 cents to try. Three
doses will relieve the worst case. Positively
sold by all druggists OH the Western Conti
Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1880-11-27
"WestOn Wants Water Works."

WESTON, Nov oath, 1880.
Editors Leader.
GENTLEMEN The above caption is bor-
rowed from your last weeks locals. The item
is BRIEF but is as full Of truth as it is of alit-
eration 1t is question Of no small import
ance to decide how that want shall be sup
piled. At irregular intervals for many years
the subject of water works has come to the
surface; has been discussed in an aimless man.
ner and then dropped. At one time the CHI
| lnerical scheme of turning the north branch
of the Uma,illa into the head of Pine Creek
was the favorite plan. At another time it
seemed that our only hope lazy in capturing
the waters Of Pine Creek far up the stream
| and carefully conveying the same to our city.
| Whether feasible or otherwise nothing came
of these different schemes. We need the
| water works as much as ever, only little
| more so; because there are more Of us. My
i1ea is, and claim no undue originality, that
we can find sufficient water much nearer than
| the Umatilla or far up toward the head of
| Pine Creek. think we are only few hun
| dred feet from an abundant supply of the
needfu. But instead of going up, down.
ward direction is the one that will lead to it..
All that is necessary is to sink an Artesian
WE'LL We have in midst parties who
lave had experience in the work Of sinking
| such wells. Now would be . coed time then
20 agitate this matter. An Artesian we'll or
nne of the hill sides with good flow OF water
would be big bonanza for every man whe
OWLS property in and around Weston. The
matter therefore merits more than a mere dis
eussion. 1t is worthy of mature deliberatiol
and decisive and united action. Now is tn
golden opportunity which should not be al
lowed to pass by unimproved.
Yours respectfully,
ARTuIS
Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1880-11-27
oRrGox.s rRoprCrs.
New Our State was kepresen ed AZ the <renf
Fair at Toronto, Canada.

s Z 4
During the late visit, says the Portland |
Standard, of the Hon. A. G. Nal1ing, the |
we'll known photographer, to the East, he
made an excursion down the ST. Lawrence,
and among other points visited Quebec
While there be met the prominent residents
and officials of the city as well as the repre-
sentative men of the entire province. OF
course great hospitality was extended to Mr..
Walling and he was feted as becomes citizen
OF as great State as Oregon. While at
public dinner given in Quebec the Mayor Of
Toronto related for MIR. Wallings special
amusement the following story which cannot
but be of great interest to the State at large
''At the last great fair or exposition given in
| Toronto an attempt was made to make it as
| general and universal as pussib!e; and to this
end exhibitors were invited to be present from
all parts of the country. Among those who
outside places TO take part III the affair were
a number Of gentlemen from the way off State
of oregon. They wrote long communica-
tion to the Mayor Of the city and officials OF
the exhibition saying that Oregon could beat
the world in the matter of fruits, cereals, ETC.,
and as they desired to open the eyes of the
Canadians to the fact, they would ike very
much to make all exhibit at Toronto, but they
were afraid the great distance which inter-
vened would render this impossible, unless
the Grand Trunk Railway would agree to
transport all exhibits to Toronto free of
| charge This communication WAS referred to
The Grand Trunk Railway and they agreed in
view of the magnitude of the exhibition, it's
uniqueness and its value, to transport it free
I of charge to Toronto. This agreement OH the
part of the railroad people was communicated
to the Oregon exhibitors. and they were told
r to hurry up their display. In short time ar
immense bundle was delivered at the Exhibi
ton grounds by the Grand Trunk Railway
: with the information that it came from Ore
yon. The officers of the fair expecting to b
: regaled with something choice, collected abou
II the workmen as they commenced to open tn
package. They expected to see apples u
large as a mans head, unapproaehab!e plum
: and magnificent specimens of wheat and ry
taken from the packages, but to their surrris
the exhibit which had been transported g
many miles consisted Of nothing more nor les
;. than a number of bundles of pamphlets whic
contained among other things DEPRESSION b
cross-road orator ON pumpkin planting
II The officials looked up in amazement as the
- speculated on what they did raise out in 'Wel
foot ANYHOW"
Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1880-11-27

THANKSGIVING DAY.-This day, venerable
by it's object and continued observance since
days long gone by. was duly observed at Wes-
ton. Rev. E. w. Morrison, Of the Presbyte-
rian Church preached an appropriate dis
course, which we much regret we cannot give
to our readers. 1t is astonishing to Snd in a
religious community, how few, comparatively,
avail themselves Of the opportunity of render
ing thanks and praise to the great Giver of all
| blessings The choir discoursed hymns oi
| praise in good style, enhancing the beautie,
Of wha. already was very interesting service
Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1880-11-27

ST. JOHN PAETY.-A few ladies put their
"lovely heads" together, and concluded to
surprise the St. John Hotel with a Thanks
giving Party. Select invitations wers issued,
aud at o'clock P. u. a bright aud merry
company had gathered at the residence of
Mrs. Proebstel. whence they took their way
to the popular Hotel. Mr.. John was absent
hut Mrs. Raiey and Mrs. John did the gener.
GUS courtesies Of the occasion most satisfactori.
ly. Music, brigh, eyes, smiling countcnances
and general good hnmor indicated that the
votaries of Terpsichore were for the time hap
py. At an early hour the collation. was par
taken of with zest not requiring the tempt
| ing delicacics to enhance. Dancing was agar
resumed and continued until the warning fin
| ger of Time induced the merry makers to de
sist. This was the inaugural season arty
and is the precursor of similar pastimes, whicl
the persons present all hope will be as pleas
ant and geaial as &hc Thanksgiving st. john
party.
Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1880-11-27
forr Through Lines OF RAILROAD

Are now pointing toward oregon-the North
ern Pacific, the Utah Northern, the Winnie
mucca, and one from Reno. When all these
are completed, the rush Of population to this
northern section will be wonderful and in an.
anticipation Of it Messrs Hodge, Davis & Co.
have enlarged their facilities for the manutact.
nre OF the Oregon Kidney Tea, which hai
never been known to fail in curing the wors
cases Of backache or any disease of the kid
| neys or urinary organs of either sex. Sold
everywhere.
Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1880-11-27

OPENISG.-Few places present better
opening for general merchandise establish
mcnt than our fourishing city of Weston
The country Of which it is the natural com
mercial centre is very extensive, and year',
increasing in wealth and population. Dealy'.
brick is almost completed and will make IL
excellent stand.
Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1880-11-27
The Estey organ.
Nov. 20-5w

This 6ne instrument is now offered for sale
on easy terms, delivered to customers in any
part of the country. and fully warranted for
five years. The WEBER and other frst-class
Pianos at the lowest prices.
Also sheet music and music books. Orders
by mail will receive prompt attention. In
struments tuned and repaired. Price list sen,
on application. Address all orders to A B.
Stanley. Walls Walla, w. T.
Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1880-11-27
10 rnE PUBLlC.

AR ]. r. Jones has informed the public
for the past three weeks. that never was a
mar ner with him. Well, now. want to in
form You that I an, q partner with MIR.
]. w. Young, and we are now ready for busi-
ness. Please call and examine before purchas-
ing elsewhere. Our goods are all first class.
H. B. Starr.