The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1893-12-22

| used Simmons Liver Regulator
forindigestion, with immediate re-
lief.--O. G. Sparks, Ex-Mayor,
Macon, Ga.
Roe Kirkland's little son Frank,
while playing on the floor Tues
day afternoon, hurt himself quite
seriously. He is getting along very
yell at present. e t
e. NJ, Denton, the Weston har-
ness dealer, has sold out his busi-
ness 20 Fred Browne of that city, |
and will embafk in another bust
ness enterpriseih the near future,
ID. d. carp has disposed Of his |
residence property in Weston and
will probably locate in Milton,
where, according tothe Eagle, Wes-
tons population is migrating.
Chas. Howard, of Pendleton,
closed very successful term ogl
school at the King school housS,
up Wild Horse. An interesting
entertainment was given in the
evening.
Quite anumber of cases Of sick
ness prevails, principally from
colds. they partake somewhat of
the symptoms of la grippe; but in
[ this-cliaate they readily yield to
TREATMENT. -.
lL A preacher who came out west
TO idaho was shot dead by cow
rb6y recently. During revival
meeting he turned suddenly on the
] cowboy and asked him if he was
prepared to die. y
Rock Spring Coal $8 and 50 per
ton at the U. P. depot Delivered
i any where in the city any quanti-
| ty, 81 per ton extra, or in Adams
or Weston in two ton lots at $1.50
per ton extra,
1 The Milton Eaple says hard
times and high license has made
/ Weston prohibition town and
i her citizens are all moving to Mil
/ ton where they can procure pure
i water to drink.
/ B. F. Titcomb, Hamilton &
Rourk's agent at la Grande COM
United suicide Friday morning
Hast, by taking strychnine. His
only explanation to the doctors was
that 'it was piece Of foolishness."
Next spring d. w. McDannald,
M Mud Creek will put out five
acfes Of hops as a test and if the
venture proves successful, many o.
his neighbors will put out large
yards the following spring.
Rock Spring Coal So and 50 pei
ton at the y. P. depot. Delivered
any where in the city any quantity
81 per ton extra, or in Adams oil
Weston in two ton lots at S15(
per ton extra.
There is a man in Philadelphis
who is so mean that when he il
asked to sing the "Old Hundred
heschurns off "the ninety and nine
instead. He says he has got tc
make one per cent anyway these
hard times.
There is delicate case pending
in the London courts. A young
, woman who fell and broke her lel
! while dancing at ball has suee
! her partner for damages. She al
, leges that his accessive awkward
ness was the cause of the accident
Some papers are giving th'
Q superhGous advice, farmers hole
your wheat" If some one vii
+ hold the creditors. there will be nj
trouble to get the farmers to holc
on to their wheat as long as i
stays at the present prices.
: In some parts of Oregon unprin
8 cipled parties have been passing
: off Confederate bills for Unitet
States money, and have succeeded
in victimizing some people. A
o the confederate bills are genuin
q there is no law that will reach tn
: party who is guilty Of passin
0 them.
A good story is told about
{ matrimonial agency. A man ha
!. three daughters who ruled hir
/ with rod of iron. Weary Of tn
I tyranny he advertised in the pape
: for a wife. Next day he receive
/ three replies--one from eac
' daughter.
g Weston is to have q new genera
! merchandise store, says the Leade
J, It has been practically demonstraI
d ed several times that there is onl
/ room in Weston for one merchar
j. disc store. The one now locate
:. there is controlled by live bushes
men, who can easily take care Q
4 Of the trade Of the town.
g There are many people who pr
n fer to make or receive home-mad
d Christmas presents, thinking tbs
Ii the individual labor enchants tn
d gift. Many young girls will |
Ie delighted with dainty bows for Il
re hair, composed Of four bows Of We
z vet ribbon tightly tied with u
rs standing ends and tiny win
i bow Of white lace. Fichus Of Lac
G repe or gauze arc also easily mao