The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1896-09-11

business, soon Mig followed and told his
master, in the best canine language he
could command that something was amiss
but Mr.. Adams paid no heed, and soon
left the bank going ia the store, where
Mig still persisted in telling him
something was wrong. Mr.. Adams went
| with the dog and found that one of his
horses was sick and had kicked the single
tree In two and had it not been for the
watchfalness of the dog would have ruin
| ed the buggy. The noble dog received
the thanks and commendation of his
master.
~ A PRESS reporter visited the plant of
the Athena Flouring Mill Sunday, aud
found that institution humming away on
big order from the China trade. The
mill has been in operation night and day
to fill this order, which must be complet-
ed and loaded by next Monday, in order
to occupy space in vessel sailing for
the Flowery Kingdom. The -four trade
of the Pacific coast with China and Japan
has increased one third in the last year,
and should the increase continue it is
| only matter OF q short time, when our
wheat will be ground at home.
As rule am opposed to proprietary
medicines. Still value good one, es-
pecially when such is.the source of relief
from pain. As topical (external) appli-
| cation have found Chamberlain's Pain
Balm the best remedy have ever used
for neuralgia of any kind. have const.
antly recommended it to many persons
William Horne, M. D., Jenesville, Wis.
Sold by Osburn.
II there is any one thing that needs to
bs purified, it is politics, so the reformer
says, and many agree thereto. But blood
tells, and as q blood purifier and liver
corrector Simmons Liver Regulator is the
best medicine. II use it in preference
| to any other. $50 wrote Mrs. s. M.
| Hysell, of MiddIeport Ohio. And DR.. D.
s Russell, of Farmville, Va. writes, SIT
fulfills all you promise for it,
Mr.. @. D. Yonker, we'll known drug.
gist of Bowling Green, Ohio, in speaking
| of Chsmberlain's Cough Remedy, says:
81 take pleasure in recommending it to
my customers, for am certain that it
will always please them. sell more of
it than all other kinds put together"
For sale by Osburn.
4 The reported find Of gold placer mining
ground at The Slides on the Walla Walla
river in this county, has caused some ex.
citement, and it is said numerous claims
have been taken up. A ditch is in course
of construction, with the view OF
thoroughly testing the ground.
Joe. Fl. Parkes, a Pendleton Justice of
the Peace, acted the role of life saver
Sunday last. A little girl fell into q
stream and the current carried her un-
derneath water wheel. Mr.. Parkes
plunged into the water and saved her
from watery grave.
| lINTivis H. McBroom, the Mountain val
l1ey correspondent Of the Press, was in
| the city Monday on his way home, after
is writer of ability, and will continue to
contribute to the columns of the PRESS.
TX Walla Walla has been successful in
securing the Odd Fellows home. Tacoma,
Centralia and Edmonds were in compe-
| tion for the institution, bat the trustees
accepted Walla Walla's offer OF six acres
of land and $4,000 in cash.
| ffThe ladies of the Woodman Circle con-
template giving social, the last of Sep.
| tember. to their neighnors of Woodmen
camps in Athena, Adams, Weston and
Pendleton. more extended notice will
be given later.
Regular meeting OF Athena Grove, No.
10, Woodman Circle, Wednesday, Sept
16, at 2:30 o'clock. A full attendance is
urgently requested for the reception OF
new members, and important business.
Prof Dunn, who will officiate as prin-
cipal OF our school the coming year, ar
rived in the city Friday last, accompanied
by his family. They occupy the Irving
McQuary residence, on Filth street.
NThe E. O. S. N. s. opens Monday,
Sept. IA. Those pupils in the regular
course will continue their studies this
year. It is said the attendance will be
| far greater than last year
| " The officers OF the Adams Bryan club
Rare: G. w. Gates, president; @. @. Darr,
Ben. ]. Marquis, 7. j. Lieuallen, vice.
presidents: Chas. Bowling, treasurer; T.
E Darr, secretary.
September 80, the sixth anniversary
of the organization of the Pendleton camp
of Woodmen of the World, will bs cele-
brated by the camp with an attractive
entertainment.
e. P. Cooper has located a tintype gal
lery on Main street, east of Fischers
harness shop, where he will make 15
pictures for 81 cents. Will stay two
weeks only.
lN A new paper has made it's appearance
| il Pendleton. It will be known as the
Sunday Herald, and will be published on
the plant of the defunct Alliance Herald
| 5K President Royal and Regent Worth
lipgton, of the Weston Normel school,
were in town Wednesday, purchasing sup
plies for the new ladies' hall.
Call and get our prices on clothing. II
you can do better elsewhere we don't ex-
pect your trade-but you can't. The
Square Store, Pendleton.
Johnson's threshing crew renewed
work on the mountain Wednesday, after
Q weeks lay off on account of rain.
Our prices are lower all the time than
any closing out or retiring from. business
prices. j. s. Haye, Pendleton.
Mrs. McQuary and two children
came over from Milton on Wednesdays
freight to visit Athena friends.
Harness. saddles etc, ct Oravford's at
Portland prices When in Pendleton
call on him and be convinced.
The farm house Of Harry Palm, OF Nc
Kay creek burned Sunday morning
Loss $500; insurance, 800.
Echo has two political clubs. The
Bryan club has 80 members and the Nc
KinleY club numbers l6.
Only good insurance companies are
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