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Amusements.
B'wav and 3Ota- st.


DALY'S THEATRE. Bway and 3Otn-st.
~ Under the managc1nelt Of "a, AUGCsrIN DAILY.
Every evening at SID Matnees begin AT o'clock.
VERY SUCCESSFUL
THE MAGISTRATE
MAGTs rRATE. " 4 laugh in every lhe'-ITfmes
MAGIsTEArE MIS- %SH RE ashSe VRGfNT1
mAeigRArE R EWEH Fir t 5G
DKSfEN%N & fhAE WILII EHlaHdE ifn RFis
FRED BOND, AID HAMILTON
MArrNEEs wEbIEt5iblY ' H%B 'i s&PpUR61Y Ar2
= secured ty telephone telegraph weeks ahead
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE.
We SALNlNI.
s s&F$ESF
Dir. c. a. tHIl/OLA.
The season Will be limited nights and three %ansss
t Sre vii iI nc% n" On he 10 KiNG tEi GLADiAro
i''0''''' '' sA Il. IN Ti as d'oiHIGLASGS
Tho SUBSCRIPTIONS Tor the savin Season will open at
TIE box Office ON Thurs lay, October D a. a NJ 40
PHICES-lr vate boxes holding go
Dis, cIcie Is
STANDARD THEATRE; SEVENTH WEEK.
- livery EyGn 9s9 at + p natEtt saturday a'%
The popular Jagancse omic opera entitled
TIE CAST: Mr.J. =. HYLEY. Il. ;; HILIA,R7ID.
AT HARhh hnhLMS sh Xii MfE
IAM~, T,s 4tHIE IT. TEIN ani IrlR "a > EGGlS
VHALIA. rrr,-cr Thii evening, Opera
rday->a;uI!ay WACHrEL
SEALLACK'S THEATRE. Mime. Jude.
rrr East l rr,S @p aG o2cG
n!4n, afJiDI, : Greatest Triumph
wEDNH2otl,{, ! 5yT}T@e'4 last time
= \ I.N
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'yE HAILWAY. now known as AZ INV.

iI1,EY0RK. LAKE EBlI AND WESTERN RAILRoAp.
kgtmtlts OF trans nom th"u"'Is't Depot IRON --
T sa IS %1i' na s5 ,zavqoo
KChcs 70 biuRhaAtou, EinIlTa li"T4c sNi' i'd' ''
<toIIi,li syle TO Cincinnati and Eurplo 10 chicago.
a D n ua.y Chicago and -. LOUIS Limited iNIIc-S
s,d pullman ira d .. 3y IE i ,,,,rs Sa5 p
~; Cleveland, 10:j' am Cncnrat g: . ,. w; 'mt'to'
NoA m aui - LsQ.s ~ Inc .,c,i'i IDi Nus, ,
m-Dhy. Buffalo and Niagara Falls Inn ttl arrives
fufaIo ilu Suspc' son Ids- o;-t "a H. ir h'at
popua- night uain between Nc" orr enc bn alo, SOLD,
1raia Of Pullman Day and y eIl1c coaches nchomic
Elmra Buffalo. Niagara FAILS Fiuc'Hua' aHf Cbc'S5
Rgtheror' AID Iassac - 7;2o 30 .e'9 S-a a 49,
y midnight sundays $50 go 1920 a m l:i'' o:''
hee?sor' Is 5:l5 40 80 30 1o:2o m 4 noon las
$50 $40 $40 $50 G:lO C.3O 40 $50 1880 p m ~
midnight SUNDAYS 90 $50 1870 a H. 1919 o.''
Newark and paterson Via Newark e:i5 500 $50 1000
1880 M 1:10 $50 20 $50 $50 621 - 1000 an
SVSei9 5.is $50 600 1920 pa Ia 9:29 a1e t:l1
$50 $40 $50 1850 o. and midnight Suutavs 5jj
80 l0.5D a. M l:i5 So = D. aud u midnight
Warwick Az 735 1913 m; AIS p N SUNDAYS 10 a m
kondou, and Kingston and MONTGOMERY $3.50 p IN
eosben S $40 $50 1920 $3.50 $50 40 100
:: 90 D m SUNDAY 545 $50 10 - m $50 800 p III.
; Sn ~ m SUNDAY 5.85 $50 1000 M $50 < p
The 8 and $50 pm trans connect with New orb 20.
Iario and Yves, Railroad al Maln-st The Vam trim t0
Ut P oS Jeryis t4j 1850 1920 a III $3.50 4:30 $50
BIN SUNDAY 30 1920 ~. 60 SPIN.
a y m every ne4n minutes 5:1j - 1913 every
nirty minutes and l:15 m SunIaJs ever thlr minutes
Eeeung colchos obtained and ord r. tor The checking
Iud transfer o. baggage may BE- ct Al nc Conp4nys once
Nos 4Oi 957 Broadway. Isl We tS. y. Y, No Court
h BrooaiyD. or a tho Companys pots 1900
Express trains nom the Vest arrive in NewYork Al Io
"'"O JJ0UN : ABROTTi GcnI Pass'r Agent Eew.York
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~ RIVER RAILROAD.-COTwencinC juno %, lo-J
through trains Will lcuyC Grand Central Depot:
IOChes ter and Montreal NpIc-s through draw
in 20 tDChes-tr ~. AIh.L, and Montreal
'''5uG m tosT Limited Chicago and -. Louis XTross'
with dlnug cas-, stopping % Albany Ju'a SNIhcus"
Rochester Buffalo Niagara Falls Erlc cleveland ana 10 coo
axryiDe at Cmca9o"5 a. m~ Cincinnati 800 n uI and -
LOUIS 7.4u IN. neat day.
lcaUu ' tuc-o IApress dravios-roon cars to Canaan
daigud. Rochester Niagara Falls and Buffalo.
al a m. Nesfyn Newl ok ana Nor'hern Express with
:36 p N. ANN Troy AMI Utcl Express through
drawing carr, TO SaIatoca, IL Edward and HIenS
Tails saturday. only
4 n. IN. AccominOdat on 10 Albany and Troy.
and II. Louis Express with sCopnCc1rS
for NRsiIa Fls, Buffalo, Cincinnati, Toledo Detroit liz
CaCO aud -. iouiS.
iGi0r press with sic, ping syracuse and tc
and 10 Saratoga u Montreal.
4gI5 T. aclnC LNpIeSS. with sleeping rs Tor Roche
ter Bu H. Niagara FslS. Cleveland, edo Hud prtIo+J
T. WatcituWu ana Ogden Dui OaN except ~ltur ~.
lllI + Night Express, vita si'cpluCcas To AlOh1r
n q I1arl' trans the
the North except saturday Il~!t'
Tickets SHE a. Grand Central Depot No . Rowing
Green 4l3 Broadway Harlem Del l>Hst. and 4tH.NH
ana al WescOtrS Express Cnct Park Uctr Broa.
way s. and 90 BIO dwiy and g. West i11tn-st, New
YORK, 33j eSh ugton and 100 uonsts ElOnEn ana -
On 81. VIII msbuTC
Accommodations drawing and slcpir rcars can he
procured the ticct Office, NCwAO.k cry, aua
.Sl Washington ST. BIT (, iyu.
Pagga2e c4ucu for aI.t .cc- el from residence
daily. 81 Ct,te ~OJilv except SUNDAY.
1Thc STOP at Harlem l2.jl-St ami ttb-Iyc.
ton sunday runs only 10 Albany ena Toy; -....,-,.
J. VI. TDI(EI Il. NJ. hENbFl'k.
General superintendent Grrr' ul Pass NIGER Agent.
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Gin }}roprrin Tor Sale.

Cir proprrin ior Sale.
AZ cl.cart. extra lar.r housr on Murray
y UH ',a- W.Hisou awe. FOL .act d"u'r !oi, thus
'-'''- rs. CiARk~D% a CO.. Ilu,-.t
Cun i]ropcrtn 10 Ecl.
A,TABIE-IE 80 hist. near LcyiJ-t'N-aVr.,
= H. rent Tor TIE winter, sIac obs aid elegant ID rs a
modern mpIoVcu'h'-i .. -. ,,.. t.-..-...
FEICHARD~ a. ~AiNE. Pine 8. eud LEU I'i"'H"N.
rVO LET IUENlSIiED.- ihc rommodl"uS
dreIIu. No - F4-i form ~ DE resi- ',uDc OF
Eoval PLr r7 dcr.I-,t Wli al dining tpc 10" h'iuH'
AID part ici avs apply 70 join T. DOYLE, 30 ND'nsl
* BIEKMAN-ST.--I Large, light store, base
-ED uont and sul-cel. ! e.! ~. .. ,
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YN1FU pIVER BRANCH

SW.YORE.N ~ HAVEN AZ y HARTFORD z. r.
qrsus1 leave harlem River Station corner ~ -st aid
me- .t near Third ANrau" Bridge across Harlem i.V'i
1resclCi Third Avenue r. vailed iairoaD daily c1cep
sn"6 ~, tt.i5 1:1e. 9lO 1000 ll;j5 q. BIO. 800
$40 5..,( 10 and 500 D m for Port Morn CasiH'l3
fyeeer I'D BE- .on's Bay Chester Pc.un Bay B2row Guy
Island pt ldm Manor and New Rochelle. connecting
NV Rertl h with trains Tor a the inn II oi
1he NewY& Now-Hayen and Hartford Raj Ioag oLoi'
AR Divisions; Newt tnadn NJ .do ctoAn
Britain ud ufied Branches and Boston ana I'll points
East. @, ....,..,,..,, -.,
fious ~ IT, 10 o. No. sally. except MOnd .ys. 49,,
h., ia ror New. Rochelle and al intermediate sta
1to0s nj ZOO u0tl ana $50 tr latter ial conn hS
81 vi Grand Centr depot ana
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L EHIGH WILEY RAlLROAD--passcngo

IT TTTII- IT 7 NTI4Il II.Il'T TT tI0"'
train, leave depot Corlai dt and pesbrosscs sis
- Il 0a ~ . l. 49, and p. ~. fol Eaton. tcthtitil
Allentown Reac T. Naueh hunk Glen summit Mihcs
1arrs I,,1' .vrrly Ithaca Geneva Lyons Buffalo and
,t 49, D.. A lrorh conc es run daiiv. Local
AT "a NJ aId ID. fl EastDn, Bethlehem and topa>
ar ms I,ay irl a. -lda H. and $50 connect iOr AL
,nts i5f Sahonav d Ia7'ton coal regions sunday Tran
leaves for N mCh Chunk and Ha. ctoh, $40 a n
General Eastern once No, 30 l'Tgad wby. =, =, .
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I ESS.-First-claS to do washing
Il = The day; 'amiIy or aticmn call at
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REAL ESTATE.
NLw-YoRX. Monday. oct. II, 1875.
list OF AICTID%S

At the Exchange and tuc ion acon 'o 80 '.,9, ~
It's by Ricl ard v ~ rneit & O. nnct 3i'h 81 ,
with lots % and 100 at lVftist = OF -'A'@
ave. postponed mt October 10.
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TENNoFEH--N r.'li -
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, NJ, Troy AMI Utica Express through
r.. TO Saratoca, IL. Edward and Glcns
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i FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CITY OF BERI ii ...... SATURDAY, oct. Il. II a M.
CiTY Of MONTH"; A -. Satuuiay oct. - p.
CITY or CU ISTE saturday. Oct 81 - a ~
From Inman Pier foot NJ Grand.s II. Jerscy CITY LAB
PASSAGF 500 $50 and slnO intermediate. t35. STEER
AGE from New York $40 PrepaG tickets $3, For passage
~ No / Broadway, y. \
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20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND 10 ON
SUNDAY STATIONS - PHILADELPHIA,
= ~ NETWORK.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-12-10

ties to the contractor are discharged.
1t is arranged that the Rev. G. Wal
lace be their Pastor. Although they
cannot become distinct congrega-
tion until the above mentioned con-
dition is fulfilled, yet have signiiicd
my intention to give up the services
ut II and 1880 to the Rev. G..
Wallace, and at once make the
services at $3.50 and the Cathedral
services in English.
Let me state in conclusion that
my mission here is to build up the
Anglican Church upon the basis of
the Doctrine and. Discipline of the
Church of England, neither adding
thereto nor diminishing thcrcfrom.
The fourteen years, during which l
have carried out this aim among
you, ought surely to give you con-
fidence that the truth which this
Church has inherited from ancient
days is the foundation on which l
shall continue to build. 1t is not to
please men, but to gather them into
the body of Christ that they may
be saved, that the Church is planted.
In this work we do not look for i'm
mediate success. But if you have
confidence in your Bishop as the
Chief Pastor of the Diocese and
Dean of the Cathedral Church, you
will now make it plain to all men
that the Bishop is not the cause OF
the stagnation complained of.
Come on Sunday next to the Cathe'
dral services at $3.50 and 6, ant
from that day forth fill the Church
with an earnest hearty congregation
as it has never been filed before
wipe away whatever causes there
may have been for reproach, ant
unite heart and soul with the Bishop
and Clergy in making the Anglican
Church a praise in the Islands.
Affectionately yours,
ALFRED WILLIS.
Honolulu, December 8, 1885.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-12-10

main charges against the Ministry
has been their utter Indifference to
the will of the Legislature in respect
to some of the most important and
carefully conceived acts of the ma
tion's assembled wisdom. As
the challenge has been boldly made
within the past few days, to prove
anything ever alleged against the
Government, the foregoing facts arc
submitted to the challenging party
and to the public, as an acceptance
of the gage.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-12-10
Assignee's Notice.

IN the posters of the sale of the land
L of l.. A. Andrews, of the 4th inst,
regarding the area of the land to be
sold, it was stated it contained $500
acres, more Or less; since then have
ascertained by survey from the Govern
mcnt Survey that said land contains
S,440 acres and the land is Grant No.
1S2, and the Estate of the said l.. A.
Andrews owns two-thirds undivided in
terest in said land. Plans of the same
can be seen Mt the office of the under
signed. w. G. PARKE, Assignee.
Honolulu. December 8. 1885. l97 1T
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-12-10
Christmas is Coming.

A Ill persons wishing inscription mot
n toes, etc, written on Christmas
Cards, Albums, Books. ETC., may have
the work done in Il neat and artistic
manner by the undersigned.
j. e. WISEMAN,
Gcn'l Business Agent.
Campbcll's Block, Merchant st. 1917 lw
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-12-10
Dress MAKING.

in all its branches. Having made ar
rangements to receive from Europe and
America all the latest Fashions, she
hopes, by doing work thoroughly and
ut low prices, to receive fair share of
patronage. Call and see me.
W BIN MRS. j. LYONS.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-12-10
Corporation Stocks
FOR SALE.

WORK WANTED,
DERSONS wanting jobs done, in or
Il about their houses or grounds, will
find competent and trustworthy men
and women for such work by applying
at the North Pacific Missionary lnsti.
tute, sc Punchbowl Street, between
Beretania and King Streets. 96 1w's
Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1885-03-20
PENDLETON LETTER.
PENDLEToN, March IL.

PENDLEToN, March IL.
Judge Lucy and j. II. Parkes return
ed from below Friday morning.
Rescue H. & L. Company No. l, have
received two dozen new uniforms.
R. Sailing was brought over from
Heppner Tuesday charged with rape on
his daughter. His boHds were fixed at
$4,000 in default Of which he was com.
mitted to Jail.
Tae revival at the NJ. E. Church still
continues. Five persons were at the
mourners bench Tuesday night and
"Camp-meeting johnny is of the firm
opinion that he will turn 500 of Pendle
toms unregenerated sinners from theil
ways before leaving this place.
Two Indians are in the cooler await
ing an examination by U. s. Com. F
Page-Tustin before proceeding below
to answer a charge Of stealin. horse
from their dusky brethren.
Twenty. one or two saloons are no
enough for Pendleton, so a building is
being erected OH Main street, which
when completed will add one more t.
the many places of vice which alread
infest our town.
Considerable building is going on i
Pendleton.
Several of our attorneys are talking
of goiag to and locating at Heppner.
The Episcopal Church at this plac
is being re-painted and undergoing IT
pairs.
AIEI
Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1885-03-20

a,great deal of rain has fallen this sea-
sen and :he growing crops are needing
it badly.
Mojave is located on the Mojave des.
ert. The town consists of only a depot
and about half dozen ether buildings.
1t was burned down short time ago
aud has just been rebuilt. After eating
breakfast l bad farewell to Mr.. Reeves
and was loath to leave his company.
From this place l passed through dry
and desolate looking country for absut
forty miles. Then over q mountain and
through small village forty miles far.
ther; then through tunnel mile long.
when we entered the Los Angeles coun.
try, arriving at Los Angeles at 4:l5 p.
M. Here l found beautiful city of
twenty thousand inhabitants and sur
r: :unded by as fine country as man ev-
er looked upon. spent day in visit
ing some of the orange groves adjoining
the city. took especial note Of Mr..
j. w. Wolfskills orange and lemon
grove, one of the Oldest in the country,
comprising ITO acres. 1t is beautiful
sight to behold. The gathering season
has just begun. was informed by the
manager that they had about thirty
different varieties of oranges, aud the
grove yielded all the way from $4,000 to
80, 900 boxes year. They were selling
from so to IS cents per box. A tree
thirty years old, from the seed. yielded
from six to ten bushels. Budded trees
bear earlier and larger and better fruit.
All kinds of fruit do well here. | was
was informed that some early varieties
of apple trees produced three crops in
one year. Peach and apricot trees are
now in bloom, and some varieties of ap-
pie trees also. Farmers are compelled
to irrigate their grange and lemon
groves, and many of them irrigate their
vineyards. The valley is very thickly
settled, and is divided into ten, twenty
and forty acre farms. Many are in the
dairy business and the principal hay
raised is alfalfa. No other kind yields
as we'll and they cut it six and eight
times during the season.
Times are as hard here as they are il
Oregon. Money is scarce and nothing
to do. and every body complains.
More anon. D. MILLER.
Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1885-03-20

seientious conservator Of public morals,
and help, by his best ability, the admin
istratipn Of eyen-hanaed justice, pure
and undsfled. Whosoever fails in this
duty, insomuch fails in his highest re-
sponsibiIity. This condoning of crime,
compoundins of felony, and promiscu-
GUS pardaning may be mercy to the in
dividual, but the result is a very grave
and serious injustice to the common
veal. IttendSto the breaking down of
all distinctive barriers between right
and wrong, between good and evil, and
demoralizes the healthful education of
the youthful minds that are to become
our men and women O. the future. -
| S. +. Bulletin.
Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1885-03-20
UMATHELA COUNTY.

Appropriated without permission from exchanges
There are now nine prisoners in the
Pendleton Jail.
There will be plenty Of work for har-
vest hands in. Umatilla county this sea.
son.
The Pendleton assessment this year is
$525, 900; the assessment last year was
$450, 900.
The expense of the Circuit Court for
the year just ended, including the extra
term held last July, amounts to $l4,-
l12.22
Our druggists have sold much less
quantity of squirrel poison this season
than for several years past. This i'm
plies that the squirrel pest is well nigh
externinated.
The wheat fields of Umatilla county
present beautiful sight at this season,
and for the time of year the crops never
We're so far advanced and certainly new.
er promised SO large a yield. In some
instances the farmers are afraid that
their winter wheat is too thick, but an
average yield OF thirty bushels to the
acre for fall sown wheat is confidently
anticipated.
In the report of the Superintendent Of
Public Instruction tor the year 1854, we
are pleased to see that the statistics Of
Umatilla county show the results of .
very efficient superintsndency for the
last two years. Between the report fsl
the year 1888 and that for 1884, ths
number OF districts has increased from
90 to lol;slA number OF teachers, 65 tt
l03; the value of apparatus, from sGl.5
to $3.50; the average salaries paid teach
ers per month, from $40. 3S to S45 10
the number of teachers taking an educa
tional journal from seven to nineteen
While the schools of the county are no
yet, perhaps, in the condition we woul,
all like to see them, the progress the.
have made, we believe, is not equalle,
in any other county in the State. Su
perintendent Ellington deserves tn
: highest praise for the accomplishment c
: these results, and for his untiring devo
y tion to his work as superintendent.
Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1885-03-20

Natures own true Laxative. Pleas.
ant to the Palate, acceptable to the
Stomach, harmless in its nature, pain
less in it's action. Cures habitual Con
stipation, BiIliousness, Indigestion and
kinkred ills. Cieanses the system, pur.
ifies the blood, regulates the Liver and
acts on the Bowels. Breaks up Colds
Chills and Fevers, etc. Strengthen,
the organs On which it acts. Bette
than bitter. nauseous Liver medicines
pills, salts and draughts. Sample bot
ties free, and large bottles for sale b,
W. II. McCoy.
Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1885-03-20

Indiasapolis is to have new
81, 900, 900 railway station.
Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1885-03-20
GORDON.

Toll the bell for the hero whose glory
Shall blaze through the Vista of Time,
Whose name and whose marvellous story
The SONS Of the desert shall chime.
Where the Nile her twin sisters embracing,
Glides onward by CORY Khartoum, !
There Gordon, the foe ever facing,
In Fancy's dim vision shall loom.
From the ramparts, with gaze cold and steady,
He scanned the horizon afar.
To advance, to repe, ever ready.
He seemed like the genius OF War!
He looked for his island legions,
Whose banners the desert winds fann'd,
'Gainst whose ranks the wild sons ofthose regions
In vain dashed with saber in hand.
And he's gone. for the traitor had sold him
Sold Gordon, the purs and the brave;
But soon DER the ruins that hold him,
The flag Of his country shall wave!
And there, on a column uplifted,
His statue shall stand as he stood;
The figure of Gordon, the gifted
| The statue ot Gordon, the Good!
Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1885-03-20

PSALaiS I2Z: I.
Divine service at the First Baptist
Church nf Weston, oregon, on the FIRST
and Third Sundays i'll each month,
morning and evening. Sunday school at
) p. III. every Sunday. Prayer Meeting
every Thursday at : p. m. All are cor
,lially inTitud to attend these services.
W. Fl. PEUETr, Pastor.
Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1885-03-20
Tssp E'igrPSf Subjects

For fever and a2uc and rcAtteuts, are the de
bitated, bilious and nervous t. slch persons
lo tstters ,thh1rh Bite aiTords adequat e
prote.ti1 IN by increasing vitd stamina and tn e
resistant power uI tie Constitution, and by check
ing irregu n lite, of the liver, stp!i ch and bow
cs. More over, il e~adicatts na!;t, ai complaints
of an obstinate type, and stands alone unequaiied
Among our national remedies.
For sale byDru s. lists and Dtalers, generally.
Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1885-03-20

A party of six recently left for a
short visit to Niagara Falls. They
stayed at that scene Of beauty about
four hours, and meantime were
driven in a sleigh to the Rapids,
Prospect Park, Goat Island, and
the ether regulation resorts. Dur.
ing that brief period they we're COM
PEELED to pay in tolls $3.50.
Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1885-03-20
p Tt r 7STEgaS

Obtained, and all Patent Business at
home or abroad attended to for moder-
ate fees. our otfice is opposite the l..
s. Patent Office, and we can obtain pat
eats iii less time than those remote from
Washington. Send NodcI or DrariHg,
We advise as to pnt"nta hiity free uf
charge; ard we chttrge no fee utiess
putcat is ai{owed.
We refer, here, to the Postmaster,
the Supt. Of Money Order Div. and t,
officials of the Z. 5. Fatcnt Office. For
circular, advice, terms. and references
TO actual clients III your own State oi
county, write to
q. A. SS5Sy s. CO..
Opp. Pat. Office, Washington, DC.
Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1885-03-20
The love Of dra = poker passe

The love OF drag poker passeth
all understanding. If the player is
a constant winner he is a gambler,
aad should quiz. If he Is a steady
loser, he is fool, and should play
no more. If its sas saw arrange
ment, the players eat up and drink
up the profits, and should be in bet.
ter business.
Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1885-03-20
LOCAL IsTELLfCESCE.

Getting dusty.
-Drummers are numerous.
Every body busy making garden.
Mr.. Sailing says that coyotes can