Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1890-01-14
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fever.
Handkerchi-fs from cts 70 Ti'''
.. l. Co.'S
Judge J. II. Lasater was ia the c'''
Friday.
IT,. .,r Of Weston is surely in tbs
ascendant.
prbbsr over shses, Arctics, ETC., at
Crsfutt & Co.'S.
Colul.id gloss Starch. the best in the
world at S, & Co.'S.
Lutte RS.hrock is in Weston this week,
caring for l.is afflicted father.
Mems and hoy'a caps, large assort-
oept, at Sailing Il Co.'S.
Gall on Nrs Garden of Athena, fer
your fall and winter hats.
Cali on Mrs. Garden, ct Athcna, for
your Millinery. All tic latest styles
William Henry returned from Bis trip
TO Baker City, saturday evening.
Stationery. large variety to solact
from, at /. S. Wood, post-oAice.
Bob McGrev keaps on hand a full
stock OF scho,l books and stationey.
The majority of orr farmers are antici-
pating large wheat c,op noxt season.
Ladies' Seal skin cans will he sold
this week for 81 90 at .salin- 4 Co.'S.
Tho abundant snowfall Of this winter
assures an excellent crap next eeason.
Second claSa tickets vi1. the Northern
Pacific to Chicago, can now bo purchased
for $50.
The county tax will 80 clever mills.
state tex. six; and school tax. five. &
total Of omils.
Overcoats and cloat,s are selling at a
great discount. All winter goods must
90, Sailing 4 Co.
AIRS. Garden OF Athena, has just re
csiv.d fine stock ef Millinery, from
St. Paul.
DR.. 7. ~ Richardson. dentist. il per-
inanently located at Athena, and does all
kinds of dentistry at very low rates. n
Tay UwATs.sA caTSTY ssyz w:Va
AoAS e1SEs @E Ft8I EAssss, OK E0Nt:
TIME AT S pEss CENT.
The lowest registered by tho thcrtpom-
etor, during the late cold spell was 10
degrees belew zero.
A bounIiful harvest of grain for our
farmers. and general prosperity to The
people is the sign OF tho times.
According to tao Eagle, the thermen-
Stsr registered at Milton seventeen de-
gress below zero last week.
The Irving Literary cIuh, of PrpI'e-
ton, like the Weston Literary. has coli
lapsed, We do not know The why-fore
Sunday. wind and SNOW held full
sway. Our churches were poorly attend
cd and bu. few venturad out ct doera.
Merchants who 40 not advertise, are
Ssmp'ainin. of dull times. Depression
ia bushes, il often due to lack Of ord;
nary enterprise.
The Unioa paeiHc has met tn. rates ot
the Nsrthern ard secend class -trkets tc
$50.
Mrs. Jennie Richardson, OF Athena
fashionable dress maker, has had Sever
years experience in the art Of dress f
ting.
Maxwell & Told are closing ont thei1
entire stock OF beots and shoes, rubberg
ETC., at cost, rrapa:tory to leayin'
Athena.
The snow shows COOL staying qualities
good thing for the farmers grewir,
grain crop.
J. Q. Peck, of IeendIetan, was in th,
city las, Thursday Oh official businay.
The LEADER Acknowledges a p!easan
call.
The jurv in the case of Benjamin b an
toa on trial at Colfax for the murder {
Thomas G. Click, brought in a verdict {
murder in the frat degree
II. w. Richardson, whe has h"e,I M
der the weather since the Masquerad;
is now able to be mp though not as ve
fully recovered. Henry had a cIase ca
The city wnt:r work a o frez N IN an
many citizeAs are compelled TO wal
several blocks for water from tI,oir re;,,I
bors' walls. We told vsu so NJ;
ton Eagle.
A. A. Walkers smile il broader tha
usual, owing We presume. to The }a
lsttor received from his wife which is G,
courasiSg and full OF promises to be he,
soon.
JOS Aigman in rctGrains from 4thor
saturday, ran in to spov.5r,
near Nose Farlor's place qad was OIL;
ed to abandon his sleigh and with h
team "hoof'' it to Weston.
No mail rsacL7i as Sunday. Hi
snaw-drifts efcctually blocked tho W,
"' tho west hound train. and the distra
ca't0 the engineers whistle csu,d !
heard all night.
"hsrit Hsuser is in the ci;v serri,
summons on the nawly srsrp ;,ro-
Inc LEADER vas izvoro,} by .i.as.,
,'S''' and rceoant Z; his exaerjence
IAe 'new-drii;s en his present tr;n