The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1896-09-04

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boss Wood. By the way, our friend
Wood is just recuperating from health
dealing walk over dusty roads from Sal
ing's camp TO Weston, taken during q
very tropical day not long ago. We ac-
knowledge that ''our" feet became tang
led up in nder.brush, lafge-sized pine
trees, etc., but we will wager that We
came off with fewer corns and bunions,
than Wood inherited from his midsum-
mer ramble down the grade into Weston.
Then, too, we we're guilty of having in
telligence enough to find way out of the
timber, when on the otherhand, from q
reliable source, we learn that Wood laid
around camp and observed several teams
pull out for Weston, and could have rode
for the asking. He doubtless wished to
commune with nature in all its lonely
ness.
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 Chsmberlain's Pain
Balm the best remedy 1 have ever used
for neuralgia Of any kind. have const-
antly recommended it to many persons.
William Horne, M. d., Jenesville, Wis,
Sold by 0sburn.
INeke Stone is looser eaddle. One Of
This horses got away the other day and
came home minus the saddle. A placard
was hung in front of the postoffice offer
ing a reward for the recovery of the sad
die. A portion OF it was found by some-
one who hung it up over the placard.
The horse had literally kicked the saddle
to pieces.
Preliminary work at the Pendleton
wooden mills is progressing rapidly In
q few days sufficient wool will have been
dyed in IL colors to supply material to
warrant the management in accepting
orders. Additional men have been en-
ployed and have been put to work max
ing yarn.
Horses sold at the pound Tuesday did
rot bring very high prices. Lee Hite.
man was considered very fortunate in
bidding one fine animal in for the sum OF
II cents. Lee paraded the streets with
his horse, and in other ways gave evil
dence Of feeling proud Of his purchase.
X Mr.. and Mrs. G.. ID. Froome left yes
teYday for Rossland B. O., where Mr..
Froome goes into the livery business.
He has sent a large part of his outfit on
ahead, and will make the trip with his
wife in buggy, distance OF 300 miles.
Froma all accounts Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy is Godssnd to the afflicted.
There is no advertisement about this; we
feel Just like saying 1.-THE Democrat,
Carlton, KY. For sale by the Pioneer
Drug Store.
Roads are now in prime condition for
wheat hauling, and our farmers are TAX
ing advantage of the same, with the re-
suit that warehouse men have about all
they can do to keep up with their work.
&,Louie La Brash is having fine sport
fishing in the Lookingglass. His boy.
Henry, landed a trout up there the other
day which weighed pounds and measur-
ed 25 inches.
Deputy Horse Inspector Thompson has
been asked to go to Mountain Valley,
where there are reported to be number
Of horses afflicted with the mango.
Will Thompson, popular young man
of Weston, passed through Athena Mon.
day evening from Hidway Springs, where
he enjoyed his summer outing.
Call and get our prices on clothing. II
you can do better elsewhere we don't ex-
peet your trade-but you can't. The
Square Store, Pendleton.
George Curry, the block k-nian at Beale's
meat market, keeps everything in ship.
shop shape. George understands his
business.
A. Dfellin, of the firm of Mellin &
Nicholson, merchant tailors, of Walla
Walla, was in town Wednesday.
Our prices are lower all the time than
any closing out or retiring from. business
prices. J. 8. Haye, Pendleton.
Lawyer Huntington moved his family
to the Waterman residence, in the north
part of the city, Tuesday.
Groves Pickel was in Pendleton this
week. He was engaged in selling com.
plexion preparation.
Several harvest crews we're in town
Monday and made the "welkin ring"
One arrest was made.
G. P. Morrison was in town Tuesday.
He reported that he had section yet to
head and thresh.
Bob Kennedy finished threshing this
week and moved his engine and machine
to Walla Walla.
Mrs. Rosenzweig has returned from the
toll gate.