Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1885-09-25
OUR AGENTS.
LOCAL LEADERS.
.Sch0ol Books at Pauly's.

paper at Pauiys.
-Miss Edith Wood is occupying
Miss Mary Miller's position in the pub
lie school during the illness of tile latter.
Largest and best assortment of
boots and shoes at Sailing & Co.'S.
DIR. Eagan was up from Pendleton
last Monday on professional visit.
Go to Sailing & Co. for your cold
pressed castor aud mineral oils.
Nj. Chas. Williams of Pendleton
was in the city this week.
A nice line of candies and nuts at
j. j. Banta & Co., Centerville.
Mr.. Chas. McMorris is putting o
brick foundation under his dwelling.
School Stationery of all dis
-criptions at Pauly's.
Mr. and Mrs. Proebstel, Mrs. Will
Hanson and Miss Powell went from
here to PeRdleton on Tuesday to wit.
ness the ordination of Rev. Z. c. John
sen.
Farmers who had some summerIfal-
low are busy sowing. Sow in the dust
and wait for the rain eeems to be the
most profitable plan.
Bird seed of the freshest and clean
est kind, at l5c., at Pauly's.
Mr.. Ed. Thomas, about mile
south Of town, has some Mammoth
Cuban Corn, Some OF the stalks are
fourteen feet high and the corn in the
patch will average II feet in height.
Next.
Young men when you want mob.
by suit of clothes go to Sailing s. Co.
Mr.. T. A. Crump, who used to
carry the mail between here and Purd,,
lett this week for the Malheur country
to engage in the same kind of business.
Mr.. l. v. Lyn;h lett tor Texas few
days ago. Two Democrats lost to this
precinct.
N. Dusenbcry & Co. give loc on
the dollar discount on all cash purchases
of dry goods, hats, clothing, boots and
shoes.
&C. w. Proebstel has fer the time
being given up his farming. Last week
lie sold all his landed possessions and
improvements, excepting his timber
culture claim, in the Yakima country.
Mr.. j. w. Warner bought his farm.
Don't forget to call and see n.
Dusenbery s. Co.'s immense fall stock.
all are welcome. All goods are mark
ed in plain figures.
The best compliment that has been
paid to Weston for some time was by a
man who was trying to say something
the reverse of complimentary. He de-
clsred that on Sunday our town is as
dull, and quiet as if half the people
were dsad-nothing going on" Jus
so. Weston Is a moral, law wabidin:
place.
A Bottle of Samaritan Nervine cna
bles one to defy asthma, nervousness
and general debility. Sl.50, at j. j.
Banta's, Centerville.
Mr.. Dodge of Wallula informs IL
that the price of wheat at that place i
Only 50 cents. For time 60 cents ha
been paid, BUT there being only ON
buyer who was shipping over the North
,ern Pacific a monopoly was establishes
with the usual result. Mr.. Rumne,
and other farmers will now be obi Ze'
to ship over the D. r. & n. Man,
will be sadly disappointed as they ex
,pected to make few cents on tn
bushel by sending their wheat East.
Every Epilcptic sufferer ought t,
try Samaritan Nervine at once" say
Rev. j. T. Etter, of New Glarus, Wis
''it's never failing remedy"
Ayers Ague Cure is the only Ten
edy known which is certain to cure +,
yer and Asue permanently, hy expel
ing the malarial poison which produce
the disease. 1t does this surely, an
leaves no i'll effects upon the system
Nothing is so thoroughly depressin
and disccurasing as the periodical &c
turn Of the alternate chills. fever, an
sweating, peculiar to this disease.
The order OF Indian Agent Somme
willie to trcspassers on the reservatic
does net seem to have had much effec
A few have folded their tents and fowl
The majority of these whe are common
iy Looked upon as interlcpers evident
paid no attention to the order and a
busy with their usual avocations, pc
haps not exactly under their own vii
and fig trees but certainly as if the
supposed that no one dared to mole
them or make them afraid.
The Umatila Times, published
Adams by J. T. Armstrong, has con
to hand. This makes the fifth newsp
per in the county. Perhaps there
luck in odd numbers. The Times is
Seven'eolumn newspaper and will ''a
'ocate the best interests of the peop
OF lmatllla county" and will be "esp
c'"lly devoted to the upbuilding al
maintenance of the young and favor,
city OF Adams, and will be "lndepen
ens In politics" The Times starts o
Hnder most favorable auspices. \
.enly has it very iatterinc local su
port In advertising, but i: has 90,
patronage from Portland and PendI
ton. The business men of Adams a
noted for their enterprise and conmen
able local pride. Thay appreciate t
advantages, direct AMI indirect that a
crue from keeping their town and the