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Evening journal., 1903-01-01
DANCED OLD YEAR OUT
AND THE NEW YEAR IN
CotiIIion Given by Mr. and Mrs ]. Ernest Smith at
the Wilmington Country Ciub
Pretty Given BY Number of Young Women in the
New-Cenury Club Wedding of Miss Toh
and Mr.. Dannenhauer

Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Ernestl
Smith danced out the old year in light
hearted fashion and welcomed the New
Year with good cheer at the Whining
ton Country Club last night. The
cotillion they gave there last night I'M
honor of Mr. and Mrs. Frederic Bart
Berger. OF Colorado, was one OF the|
most brilliant events of the season,
and the first large social affair to take
place at the Country Club.
The decorations, which were chiefly
of southern smilax. were decidedly eff
fectiye Music was by Cooks Or
chestra. of Philadelphia. Prior 20 the
dance a dinner Of fourteen covers was
served at the club.
Mr. and Mrs. Smith we're assisted In
receiving by their daughter, Mrs.
Berger, Mrs. Edward T. Candy and Mrs.
William Berger, Of Colorado.
The dotillion was led by Frederic b.
Berger. Harry Candy and Rodney
Cause. AS the New Year dawned. h
was qreeted with song and The din OF
fire crackers, horns and ratK vs..
The invited guests we're:
Miss Gertrude Berger. Joseph Allen
the Misses Bush, the Messrs. Bush,
Charles Belin, William Bush, Miss
Anna Bird. Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Bird
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Bates. Mr.. and
2 Mrs. George p. Bissell. Thomas f.
Bayard. Jr. Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Ban
croft MISC Emma Bush. Mr.. and Mrs
A. Felix DUPONT, Ernest Carmichael
Albert Churchman. Miss Elizabeth
CANDY. Miss Ethel Candy, Henry M
Candy. Henfy r. Candy, Miss Mariol
lCanby. w. Poyntell Candy. lBugene Du
Pont. w. Raymond Driver, Alexis Du
lPont the Messrs DUPONT. Miss Haw
= kins. Trusten Draper. the Misses Du
4 Pont Mr. and Mrs. II. f. Fulenweidei
n Henry Fritz, Ernest Dupont, Mis-
! Marion Everett, Miss Marguerite Gal
! land. Hugh Garland, Andrew c. GRAY
l. Charles Gray. Miss Helen Cause IN
n Misses Gray, G. Ingerson Cause,
Rodney Cause, Il. Taylor Cause, DUO
% ley Guilford. Miss Gilpin, Russell Gil
pin. Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Hoffecke
Il Henry Higgins, Mr.. and Mrs. Charl'
: Holladay. Leroy Harvey. Madame Lev
a enhaupt. Poyntell Johnston Mi
Johnston. the Misses Lea. Charles l.
r. Mcllvaine. Miss Lydia Moore, Miss NJ
no uvaine. Mr.. and Mrs. James Niele
\ John p. Nields. Mr. and Mrs. James
or Ponder, Miss Mary Pusey, Or. Lew
on Rumford. Dr. Samuel Rumford. c.
ed Smith, G. Sellers Smith, Harlan SEQ
n. William c. Spruance, Jr., Mr. and M
'th Alexander Sellers the Misses Swi
IN Miss Elizabeth Smith. Walter c. n
- nall, Jr.. George Thomas, Mr.. Wort
on Dr' ~, 'osepn - Na.sa, US 80 49,, wils'
b., Wilson. Miss Sophie Williamson.
,rd and Mrs. Henderson Weir. Miss Nata
Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred D. Wa
ner Jr., Miss Elizabeth Morgan,
Misses Cause.
en Mr. and Mrs. Berger will leave
an their Arkansas home on Saturday.
Evening journal., 1903-01-01
HortIcuItural societY 70 Meet
Special to the Evening journal.

oTVlIII 10 IIIE IlNVTIIIIE NVUI TI1I'
Newark, Jan. 1.-The Murray Con-
cert Company gave a show in Caskey
Hall on Monday night. at which ther7
was slim attendance. The company
was of poor make up.
The STAFF Of the Agricultural Exper.-
ment Station and members of the co..
lege faculty are making arrangement
for the meeting of the Peninsula Hor.
tlcultural Society next week Thre
sessions viii be held in the orator.
daily. morning. afternoon and eveniae
Visiting members will be provide
quarters in the dormitories. and eyorJ
courtesy viii be shown them.
Evening journal., 1903-01-01
Celehrated Golden WeddinR

Special to the Evening Journal.
Newark, Jan. 1.-One of the events
of the week was the celebration OF the
golden wedding of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Shellender. A large number were pres
ent to shower congratulations on the
happy aged couple. The dinner was
an excellent one. The turkey was
brought in upon the same plate which
served the same purpose at their we'd
ding fifty years ago. Quite a number
of valuable presents we're given, anon
them much gold coin. The aged eoupls
are enjoying excellent health, and
semed to take as much interest in the
joyous occasion as the youngest per-
sons present.
Evening journal., 1903-01-01
Tow nsend
Snecial to

Special TO the ,vening Journal.
Townsend. Jan. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
B. Donovan and s ON Kemp. have re-
turned from a pie .asant STAY AMONG
friends at Selbyvi lle.
Charles Inrrim6 5re has returned from
Seaford
w. A. Scott fsited Wilmington On
Tuesday.
William Chan, iler. who is ATTENDING
uae syracuse 0N ~ University. pad
a brief visit an lone his many friends
here while en- h is way to Kent island
his home. on Tul esday.
Professor II. AK. Mccabe has been
Evening journal., 1903-01-01
Mail Carrier loiured

Special to the Evening Journal
Newark Jan. 1.-Frank Widdoes,
one of the mail carriers between Oh ?
town and the p, b. & W. station, met
with a peculiar and painful accident et
the latter place on Tuesday. He was
walking near the tracks watching for
a mail pouch to be thrown from the
train. when he ran against the end cf
a safety gate. The gate struck him in
the face. making an ugly wound. D.
Butler dressed the injuries.
Evening journal., 1903-01-01
ST

Special TO the ul
Stanton. Jan. -liaa if rrer
has returned TO h nf UeN Ml
Clellandville. Del fl,f llue ia
holidays with hei cnt sfe
Miss Elsie Ban sUe lt1r R
days with her une1 HIs EHsln
near Newark
Charles Jett, OF So Air.rrfca va1 Be-
town last eveninf
Miss Hattie Jor alsrtrc sf.eef
last evening with sl l1r
William Clay. & 00r i|f nU r
Wilmington yeste
Hayes Dickey. & O., e alla ffr
dents Of this pla heos l0r
the effects of a st 1f- lf I1raieeis
Mrs. J.. l. Denn, nrevinc '1
ly from typhoid 4,
William Elliot, Df ha hiea 1V e-
poets to move OF N str..t iar.
January 10.
Evening journal., 1903-01-01

decided change within the last year or
two. Today it is positively old fash
ioned to see strong and varied contrasts
Of color between the trimming and
the material of gown. When a strong
color is used for the basis of the gown
the trimmings all aim to produce a
proportionate balance of softness, al
though the widest difference may exist
between the material and the trim
ming.
Evening journal., 1903-01-01
P,etty Home Wedding

"A very pretty wedding occurred last
evening at No. 511 West Seventh street
rh contracting parties were A0ner
spaulding Buker, of the old Buker
family of Talbot county Nd. now a
resident of Wilmington and Miss Alice
Margaret Sullivan. of this city. After
The ceremony the happy couple went 10
thclr fi.trre home No. 2Os Jeferson
street
irhc ceremony was performed Dy lhs
Rev. J. l.. Nichols. pastor OF the Second
Me+hodist Protestant Church. OF TINS
CITY.
Evening journal., 1903-01-01
ItchIng. RurnIng. CreepLng.

Crawling Skin Diseases relieved in a
few minutes by DR.. Agnew's Ointmen.
DR.. Agnew's Ointment relieves instant
ly. and cures letter. Salt Rheum. Scald
Head. Eczema. Ulcers. Blotches and
all Eruptions OF the Skin. It is sooLh-
ing and ouieting and acts like magic
in all Baby Humors. Irritation Of the
Scalp or Rashes during teething time.
80 cents a box.-S0.
Sold by Miller Drug Co., and n. B.
Danforbh.
Evening journal., 1903-01-01
After Delicate Effects

The whole trend of present day fash
ions is almost entirely toward soft and
delicate effects, both in materials and
colorings. This is proven by the gen
eral' texture and finish Of the new ma
terials and by the really unprecedented
use of lace as a trimming. The selec-
ton of color for women's clothes has
undergone a gradual but none the less
Evening journal., 1903-01-01
Euchle and pance

The Misses Conner gave a vers en-
joyable euchre and dance last mig ht at
their home, in Eleventh street. in } aonor
of their guests. the Misses Davi ;. OF
Still Pond. Md. The AFFAIR was i lrgely
attended
Evening journal., 1903-01-01
christiana Social Meets

The Christiana Social held Its sec
ond monthly meeting last night at the
home of Mrs. Wallace Belmont There
were about fifty people present. and
the evening was spent in music and
games. Refreshments were served.
Evening journal., 1903-01-01

and The inside raw.
A whitewash that will not easily
wash of is made of ten parts of slaked
lime. added to one part of the best hy-
draulic cement, the whole to be we'll
mixed with water
It should be applied thin.
Filigree silver ornaments should be
cleaned with cream of tartar.
Make it into a paste with little cold
Evening journal., 1903-01-01
N


Special to the 1fe.t lH larn1i
Newark, Jan. AorEale
Bowen has been Ht ai hHlN
Frederick. In Wiimng n
Mr. and Mrs. 2 lr re p
card party on Sat ~ io4
Mrs. Caroline #o1 5Nsh tr
Elsa. are visiting 'n
Louis FAIR. & asln H
spent parr Of the sar
ents.
JOIN Henders o. l1rfc luf
syn the holidar We'd
Ltfear town
Evening journal., 1903-01-01
Miss CLAYTON Entertai $

Miss Nell G. Clayton enter1ai ned
with trolley euchre' last might at her
home, at Ninth and Jefferson sire cts
The affair was very pleasant one and
was attended by many out-oi-u jwn
visitors. Miss Anna Anderson. Of
Philadelphia. captured the first pr ize.
Evening journal., 1903-01-01
New Master a - -

Brownlow G. nnHsher assumed
his new duties as master W hf feiFs
Industrial School todey iie mceeeis
William T. Nields. Nho Vnee A
birmingham has bccn q aalesnn fcr
James T. Mullin G son 40s several
years.
Evening journal., 1903-01-01
Will be Married Next Mont b

Miss Mabel Porter ana Perc. Y Oar
lington VIII be married In Eel lruary
The ceremony viii be a quiet one.
owing to a recent death in the family
of Mr. Darlington.
Evening journal., 1903-01-01

The Rev. DR.. Charles l. Spinning, Of
Orange, n. j., once an Indian known
among the race as Chief Blackboard, Is
now a preacher in the First Preebyter-
ian Church. and is deeply interested In
everything concerning the welfare OF
the Red Men.
Evening journal., 1903-01-01


spending his ho fu'n ni
home. In Selbyvils
Miss Mildred G 1l aa heu f'sii 'n"
In Wilmington.
Miss Mary Nor hs tira ar
visit among fri,og NanIt
Clarence Pritcl ta"f
Jefferson Medical s. ol hin' e
phia. has been .N iae hNil W
season at his hon
David Atwell. lu been aiir rN.
ing the West Cl rlaiu.s erare.
is passing the hol son htrf.
Miss Clara HitC of tHn0leilf
been visiting frienle A4e
Miss Elva Scot lrNitlA. 1t.
been visiting frie
Miss Clara To nr
ton, has been visiaug frta in fhH
section.
Evening journal., 1903-01-01
IMPROVEMENTS TO A Hall
Stanton Sunday School Holds Christ
mas Festival

Special to the Evening Journal.
Stanton. Jan. chandler & Dickey
are improving the third story of their
hall by recarpeting and new stove.
Some repairs also will be made which
will be much appreciated by the differ
ent lodges which meet in this room.
The M. Z. Sunday school Of this
place held its annual Christmas exer-
cises last evening. which was enjoyed
by all present
G. P. Dickey has purchased a guam
tity of Belgian hares. with expecta-
tions of being able to stock the market
next season.
Evening journal., 1903-01-01
PLAYS AND PLAYERS

features of extravaganza and grand
ballets are few; beginning next Mon
day evening, January 5, only twelve
more night performances and four
matinees will be given, the closing per-
formance in Philadelphia being sched-
uled for Saturday evening. january II.
Seats are now obtainable for all these
performances.
In reviewing the enormous success of
The Sleeping Beauty and The Beast
in<this country, emphasis can be given
to the oft repeated statement that moth
ing so magnificent in its panorama Of
gorgeous scenes and massive ensembles
on everehanging colors has ever been
seen here to compare with the elabor-
ate beauties of this enhancing spectac-
ular attraction. Its entertainment in
comedy and song and ballet is also of
the most clever and elaborate descrip-
tion. Numerous mirth-provokine
scenes give full opportunities for the
high comedy expositions OF the famous
quartette OF comedians, CawthOrne
Bulger, Macart and Hyams and lovely
Viola Gillette. graceful and dainty
Leila Mcintyre and Phoebe Coyne
with her wonderful character portraya
of the witch are leaders in successes
in this big production.
Evening journal., 1903-01-01

Can't be perfect health without Duro
blood. Burdock Blood Bitters makes
pure blood. Tones and invigorates the
whole system.
Evening journal., 1903-01-01
Tst wlless IANs"
Nos' -fifavsrent q 10 Produced
or.I r.t,,.

Atten- - Produced
w l0ca fsie7t
iais 2 nusical ex-
ttt ano ranged eB-
ti'ntis'ou ay r. Wade
4 Nlrt'teN the Grand
"a f1f inu 81. uil-
Nf pf tHz nan's Aux
.a.g o.
Ar i n Nt lmingtOn s
ent Nie WIZ aat b the affair."
h a cInC4. Mr. Davis
lt i nn toueh ook after
MOO He ifH -f. olmance.
chN SOFA aa rct interfered
rsa. i reteria e conduct
ti aH at'c tl urday The
l a he'd Eden Hall
Evening journal., 1903-01-01
KaSsyI 1
MaL.--l-La-.L..l enr


sa e = Pay. q
q a. bunAa
n.sr ,nReadspr
ia hlls ol hs 9e5 to provid issss
foi ffa lHrra fa0 printed to-
o.v the E.tni. 1orfral by thef
Iatu c rn-ace Conpany OF
Ntu T l ricn a business
i-..htln N fr.lrftre of exist
ir toslarIfF au fHti H / company
~ fal rhet sia.frr lis one in
nc af -r inn fE future dis
covers ihrl Zoe ttrria OF life in
ruan a tfff aN ated than
tt r erf 7lf at ai cement Of
.fnr Nlfral IIo. nnOunced,
made generous f o its em-
a.rt M tiie fctt thus en-
.erfffr notr fattiut fU ind estab-
H.llre rn aua aat at feeling
hfah ah'd aIf4s. .Hla tween en-
ior cad 1u2
Evening journal., 1903-01-01

Another large audience saw Thomas
p. Shea and his fine supporting COM
pany at the Opera House last night
There is a matinee this afternoon and
tonight "The Voice of Nature" viii be
presented.
Evening journal., 1903-01-01
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

TICE-DIVIDEND-
The National Bank OF Wilmington
eud BraudyWine.
Wilmington, Del. Dec. 81. 10,
The Board OF Directors has this day de-
cialed a semi-annual dlvidend OF per
cent payable on demand.
u-0t CALEB n. STEWARD. Cashlera
Evening journal., 1903-01-01

Chains with alternate links of golden
copper and silver are more novel than
beautiful
Evening journal., 1903-01-01
..--r..al.nL 3. > Ins

llg audoraff u rf % tendent OF
lie sfona ol lhe Da tate Steel
ccnr4a hfs alfoei s successor
Ins ct been n-la
Evening journal., 1903-01-01
ITS for Housekeepers

wonder that corned beef is
put in hot water first, nor that
p salty if the water is not
at least three times while
Pl any meat or vegetables
Amer is the word for good
nlbe outside is overlooked
Evening journal., 1903-01-01
S
EHAAiYH u.
# . Report
siis s pod Year

ft q ended, r. G.
sAa f2c Ai ere were six
.a'e ~ rf n t tiinsula, than
Fr- gQn isiness. how
efer -il lae lure number
fis infe "a ere were nu-
1er-if ltf e ta- lounts The
leNi .as N1 the assets
u 500, tl IS year. Fol-
l9E'nr az s02 for Della
HaIf Nt .N
tiWt eat, NDm 3; liabilities,
So 500 ~
tcftad rmsfr G.: liablli-
t.eA ffi1sN +ss Ic0t
1tiri g afe,a. 1ot 2; liablll-
tl fI1l o ~ t 10.
lpsr lHfte N1l hs Ia; iiabill-
INos tt310l assets. .te s.
fo.a t02 25: liabill-
pas s,ffff assst s g.
it ie'4 Delaware
Fe~ b ~ nasica &c tailurss
lqtelfh Is inc oen third ana
IiHtt HstT e s wing shows
tAh N.a aE quarters:
a Niat liabilities,
flHt sf
4eCcH errt nHr, 8 liabIli-
iite If a ASST $3.50
ra. oe q iiahin-
fmH iaQ 3; llabri-
itt $3.50 tls1f.
s i@aai. $1,000; as
in t1iei r OF failures
NftN wees liabilities,
iAt tt tai iNf fa 300, so that
PIG AeNlfs ig. l year Is not
te ff M larger both
- tiiNf trd Wilmington
ftse. H itfw the Della
Mh tI.fNnF les Of $751;
pf ffo.H But there
e tnil H ement over
n lHe 'oti lures then
tr ~ v ,tal for the
it,n fne ihi itate's total
3t14o
nl' Geo oNa nom failures IN
1853 aal .E tH. aa le liabilities
ta with s1ls,-
~ ~ were 'o4i, as com-
fNfi ai.l lf5f31
Evening journal., 1903-01-01
- II d a II .alsn.

err- HN tta -t1 alens
pi .is I1r. l-rff 1ngc ad-
ministration has received news that
Lieutenant De Magnse and his party,
who we're in charge Of Port Boni on
the frontier Of Uganda, we're attacked
by a cannibal tribe June IA last, and
that the entire party was murdered
and eaten.
Evening journal., 1903-01-01
- - II --reased.

fon.sirrar. Pal Jaa Fifteen
.t.a-a tslrets ma oks workers
i. ff. sf rls.iNr. toWl Connells-
sIie rrt .rcae .rcus ee 10 per
asst wa. ior tew Years
-ft rhe lndarnacnt eoi erns fol-
lowed xsm iy iae II. c.
fr coke Conas ually the
a wcn a all over
ihs tok comir
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1903-03-06
Walkover shoes at shick { Co.'s

"Big" Dan Kirk was over from Mil
ton this week.
Ask to see some of those exclusive
dress patterns at Manassas.
Take look at the mems new spring
suits just received. A. M. Co.
just received, new lot Of Preferred
Stock canned goods at Bagley's.
Mrs. Joseph Hudspeth is prepared to
give lessons in flower, plain, brush and
Kensington painting. Prices reasonable.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1903-03-06

To the ladies Of Athena and vicinity:
Mrs. N. Et Lee, Of Spokane, win be at
the residence Of Mrs, A. +, Jones on
Jefferson street aboutApril with full
and complete line Of up-to-date millin-
cry. Old hats retrimmed, cleaned and
made as good as new. She will come to
stay. Cali and examine herstock before
buying elsewhere.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1903-03-06

The Pioneer Drug Store guarantees
every bottle of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy aid will refund the money to
anyone who is not satisfied after using
two thirdsof the contents. This is the
best remedy in the world for la grippe,
coughs, colds, Group and whooping
cough and is pleasant and safe to take.
1t prevents any tendency Of cold to res
suit in pneumonia.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1903-03-06
EOIeySS Honey and Tar
for children. safe, sure. No Opiates.
WHAT is The USE

Of suffering from indigestion if you eat
what you want, or Of starving yourself
to avoid such distress? Acker's Dys-
pepsia Tablets taken after eating will
digest your food perfectly and free you
from all tie disagreeable symptoms Of
Indigestion and dyspepsia. Eat what
you want al any time and take an Acker
Tablet afterward. Positively guaran-
teed. Your money will always be re-
funded il you are not satisfied. Write
to US for free sample. w. III. Hooker
q Co., Buffalo, n. X.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1903-03-06
Millions Put 90 work.

The wonderful activity Of the new CEN
tury is shown by an enormous demand
for the worlds greatest workers DIR.
Kings New Life Pills. For constipa-
tion, sick headache, biliousness, or any
trouble Of stomach, liver or kidneys
they're unfivaled. Only 25c at G. g.
Osburn's drug store.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1903-03-06
Press Paragraphs
Dill pickles at Bagley's.

S|SN1N>~tN>>r@<>>~><'>-<es>N<A
IN plcAies - Dasieys'
MRS. James visited IN Pendleton Mon
uay'
Tom Moseiy visited Pendleton Mon
III ~
s,,, .S0a "oou"a1u = o'et lhom "alAa
MO-. N.
E.r1a,: ,91 ~: ;A4Sy Oss s'si'0u ir'enps =
~ ", rr...,.s.
i !. 1sa'.a~ ssa as,. "'1 = 'n0 'oun's seal
N.... 80. ,,.,.. s.
.ha ~. "a ~; ssa.' a, 3 '''' ''''A' was ~
h d. W. Bradley i having : roppd with
Rthe grin this week
Is Harry Kemn Is in town waiting b;s
brother + M Kemn
n Mrs. Agnes Ferguson visited friends
lin Pendleton this week.
h Shelby Jones and wife of Pendleton,
lspent Sunday in Athena.
Mrs. Harden, who has been sick this
week is reported better.
h George and .Iobnn;e Ridanonr were
over from Weston Monday.
. ! ~ -. -. ...a,,
49, 8 I, 4. So .as vegI =, sOuDpeu y n's
I n -.
. ~, ,ua'' s1u S.S. sa,a,, osnn -, u.U's a'e Oser
- : 's-', = '1z'> sss.s . +" "soA'
D0,n' lluas 1sD. 9, Y mr' anu
"''' sauA na1p' uausn'ei'
born, SATURDAY, FEB. 70, TO Mr. and
'u's' VIZ y "iieis : uausn'e1'
Glen Sailing, Of the Pass force, went
Ito Pendleton on business Monday.
i Ri. Boldly has received applications
from Umatilla for baled alfalfa hay.
There was ! green coat n Athena laat
night. Don't know how many saw Il.
Mr .nd NJ . 4 Rarnaa l. waston
v;s;tad 4, IL c;tv ! Moadav snd nss,lsy '
Il q u p;nhv re- ~aoa,.,, a,ao.a,,
soro,oaasar S e ~ psnd,stoa 4 -
nost s
s,root snr;n,,,;ro has hoen ;ntorr,,ntod
Il perdlston - : ssIl = Ave ;nchss ~ -
snow
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Grand opening Oh street mats at me
hns 'uany A'nena iflenos OF non. H.
=. ADAMS were pleased 70 see nm IN
Town yesterday
N Earl Saunders will leave soon for
Moro, Sherman County, where he has
accepted position with the Moro I'm
plement Co. On the side, Earl win be
In the pitchers box and Shea behind the
plate for the Moro ball team. The man
ager OF the team is after Cartano for an
~. nouiS'one' y. ~. "atrus ana
wilma" naker' VINO were appointed ap-
pIalsers TOT the estate o. Inc late Jonn
MORRISON met lasl TUESDAY AZ tne Iarm
auu maue = carelui esrmale 81 tne totai
saiue q sne es's'e' wnicn was as 10i-
,o~s' rive quarter sections OF iarm
s,n aanu ao anu one sna'i piece oi umDer ianu'
Soo'iVo' anu personal properly, Soosz,
'''aAlns q 'olai u @sV'osz.--'Auams Ao-
,ao.o.s !. ....,. az. .s......,..
na ~ ,,,o ,so.. s's !, : a.. 49, 80. -.
taL;nc ,ssa nbsrara. A ;,,tras,,oa,, - :, -. -,
Il ;.s fast srd t.so;nst;ro $500 sa.s
a. 49, 49, me- -
Adams arc oroan;~;no .aan, w;t,, -
,n.to-dato ans..ar, e.. ,,a,, .o.,., - /.
,a.cros. taar Adams sla,,,a - : :
,,os;t;or 81 ,.;,o so,,oroI ;ntasas.;as -
taa,s th;s seosor IA m.,a th;nrs aar
orollv l;volv
Moses Tompkins, aged about 6O years,
s,orn;nr Il sst,,,a ard othar a;sas.aer.
Tha ;,.a,r,.,,s ts, . ~ s.,,,sa ~ sas.sr,.
ea,d M Ton,,,,;.a ,,... sa..;.4aa 8
tbo forr fror, Athana aho,,t ,aar .ad
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The Presbyterian mission church
premises on the reservation are under
going improvements. Three hundred
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IA The STANDARD Oil Go. gives notice
that 1T has withdrawn 72-test gasoline
from the market, temporarily, at least.
The reason given is that the company is
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kNThose having ~ charge the selection
OF plans and material for the building Of
the new Methodist church in this city
have about come 70 the conclusion the
idea Of a stone building will have to be
abandoned 4 This action is said to be
due to the fact that the character OF the
stone proposed to:be used for the build
ing is not approved by architects. and
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1903-03-06

II have taken great many different
medicinesfor stomach trouble and con-
stipation,n says Mrs. S. Geiger, OF
Dunkertop, Iowa, sbut never had as
good results from any as from Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. For
sale by q. O. Osburn.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1903-03-06

DR.. Il. Dell has some choice building
lots left which he offers for sale at rea-
sonable prices.