The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1895-12-06

very severe cold: was almost un-
I able to speak. My friends all ad
4 vised me to consult a physician.
4 Noticing Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy advertised in the st. Paul
Valds Zeitung | procured bot
| tie, and after taking it short
while was entirely well. now
most, heartily recommend this
remedy to anyone suffering with a
4 cold. VIM. KeilJ 678 Selby Ave,
| st. Paul, MINI. For sale by P. N,
Kirkland, Pioneer Drug Store.
4 Chas. Kinsey has secured enough
pupils to open a dancing school,
commencing tonight, Friday.
Special attention will be given to
children in politeness, and ball-i
room etiquette. All the latest plain,
and fancy dancing will be taught,
+ among them the Work, Martin
4 eque, Bird Polka, McGuinty, Span !
ish Waltz. Two.Step Waltz, Union.
WALTZ, etc.p Six lessons for only a.
$3.50.
Il II isreported that several thors.
and sheep belonging to Messrs j.
3 Gonroy and James Connolly, of
Burnt ranch, have been poisoned,
and that so or 60 have died from.
the effect, and many more are like
lily to die, says the Mitchell Mon
itor. It appears that some poison,
presumably saltpeter, mixed with
salt, has been scattered on the
range where the sheep were herd
ed.
A correspondent to a Perdleton
paper, speaks thus of Press sub
scriber: M. S. Watts has gone
home to spend his Thanksgiving,
but we think his greatest attraction
was to see his best girl who resides
in Pendleton close to the Alta
House. But, hush, / am telling
tales out of school. I was not sup.
posed to give him away. e
Jerry Stone a we'll known farm
er from north of Adams, is in town
and says there is but little wheat
up in that part of the country, as
it was sown so late. Mr. Stone re-
marks, however, that il is not SO
cold but what it is coming up fast
er than the wheat that lays in the
warehouses for saie,--E. O, n
AS an emergency medicine,
Ayers Cherry Pectoral takes the
lead Of all other remedies. For
II thelrelief and cure of Group, whoop-
ling cough, sore throat, and the
dangerous pulmonary troubles to
which the young are so liable, it is
81 Invaluable, being prompt TO act,
ure to cure.
y w. la. Lane had John Wigle ar
II rested at Harrisburg recently on a
charge OF stealing horse Mr..
q Wigle simply claimed the owner
! ship Of the house, tore it down and
moved il away. A jury was called,
and the verdict was in favor Of tn e
: defendant.
Lightning struck the Tillamook
Rock telephone wire during the
t storm Friday afternoon, and, run
ming along the wire, went into the
office at Fort Stevens, illuminating
the place and soaring those who
were in the office. No damage was
. done.
Miss Matte Foss closed a very
: successful three months term ol
{ school at the Elk Horn school
house last Friday.
4 DO not over look thc fact that
Hansell a. Maloney carry the best
! line Of confectioneries to be found
in the city.
J. w. Froome & Son yesterday
: slaughtered four hogs which
: weighed something over 1400
pounds.
Cards are out announcing an
!. afternoon" at 2 p. m. at Mrs. Ed
!. ington's. Games.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Froome
(. were in townsfrom Pendleton last
! Wednesday,
Q Walter Reeder is down from
Ritzyille visiting relatives.
i. Geo. Perringer, Of Adams, was
!, in town yesterday.
] James Mitchell is blacksmithing
at Meacham