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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-07

STOCKHOLDERS Meeting-The annual meet
Ing Of the stockholders of the German-American
Ianh. t9E the election OF nine directors. to serve
during the ensuing year, VIII be held at the Of
nee OF the COMPANY. corner OF Fourth and Frank
an ave- St Louis. No. on Monday, the twelfth
day Of January. 1903. Polls open from 8 o'clock
a. n. until 2 o'clock .. m.
AUGUST GEHNER. President.
Attest: C. E. kircher. Secretary.
81. louis. Mo. Dec. 80. 1902.
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BINPERY GIRLS wANTED-skinner & Ken
nedy. No n. Fourth st.
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GIRLS MISUNDERSTANDING machine girls
to sew on pants. good wages. lNS Arsenal ST.
GIRLS N~ASTED-To make artificial flowers:
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The Trades.
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AisceIlaneS0s

r WASHER AND HARNE96
Cleaner \, alted-Good carriag- washer and har-
mes. cIcanet; al ouee; must sorA.- y@2f Lao.Va
Ne
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P~OulMAENOmd

Mercantile College. Lincoln Trust building. sv-
enth and Chestnut sts. Individual instruction
given in Bookkeeping. Psnmaush .. snor,hand.
Typewri.ing,. Arithmetic. Grammar, etc. New
Year term. day and night. opens January s 1877,
Call. telephone or write Ter catalogue.
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Business and Shorthand College. fS. -. - ana
ssS Odd Fellows building. Individual Instruction
in Shorthand. T~Jpewritins. Bookkeeping. Afth-
meeic and Penmanship. Phone SIS. Day and uisht.
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DRIVER WaNTED-A man or college boy u
drive wagon for an PURPOSES. must nave re4eE-
eiCeS; Apply Defor. ..vD a. IA AZ pef hio-s4i
ava roaru. 500 .Aualrs ct
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DRIVER wANTED-Seat youIs German 4
driver: ne uno Understands horses. re.eirH'
required. $50 E.aston ave.
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CONPOSITOR, ETC. man
OF good naDits who can set type ani iuh J1p'ei-
L. LII. RcIunic.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-07

DlSSoLUTIoN N~oTIcElThe partnership here.
toLore existing between Rott. ". Green ana
John N. Dutro under the firm style Of Green &
Dutro. Is this day dissolved by mutual consent,
Noot. w. Green assumes all liabilities yof the late
nrm should be paid him W :"
r. ". GREEN
q, yu ]. NJ DUTRo.
W. Green Railway Supply CO. Capital stock
1S.N0s ialI raid. will continue the business here
ISaore carried on BY Green 4 Dutro al Nc. 5GT
N. Second St. St. Louis. Mo.
K ". RAILWAY SUPPL CO.,
By r.. W. GREEN. President.
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STOCKHOLDERS Meeting-Notice Is hereby
given that the annual meeting Of stockholders OF
the Goodhope Mining Company Will be held at
the office OF the company. room No. i22 Security
luiidins at tine southeast corner of Fourth and
Locust STREETS. st. Louis, No, on Tuesday. jan
uary Is, 1893. beginning at 3 o'clock a. m. for
the Impose Of electing directors for the ensuing
year and for the transaction of such other BUSH
ness as may properly como before said meeting.
PAUL a. FUSZ. President.
ST Tpr1fe Mo Dae 20 1900
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The Trades.
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sistant boohkeeper: br.n@ application IN 0"l
hand. riting, st.t.ng axe. na.-e OF former EN-
,IIo,.rs ansi saIary Iecri.-d in Last iosiIOn. az
i.y IN pe,spn ,seonesda v. an 1aIy :, at AZ 9ciDcl
..oan. aIth floor ONCE. ine Emerson Electr;
alapufncturir.g CO.. rs ST. Lharies Il.
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OPERATORS WANTED-Big inducements of
feIed experienced operators on muslin under
wear, vii teach Beginners and pay while learn
ing. Apply rs y. Seventh st.
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FARM HAND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. farm
hand, cciored preferred. r. '" Cra1idaiI. ca.s
tstre-Sftx 10 q ~,
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THE annual meeting OF the stoekholders Of
the Northumberland National Bank o. St
Louis for the election OF nineteen directors to
Its banking rc1ms. Fourth and Olive streets.
January 10, 1903. Polls open from " a. M, to I
.. m. GEO. E. Cashier.
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ROOKKEEPER WANTED-Young man; eSI
rieneed on ledger work. III" 10 az. Leigh Bro
Century.
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MACHINE HANDS W~ANTED-Ffve more eH-
pcrienCed machine hands at once on fine pants.
steady work: power machines. 1910 Parnel-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-12-12
lINA. Mlllf:.s c0NTRTA.

Aparto ds tada question de lorna
5 faccioness tiene ua attractive que
le es nropio.. Is kRescura de aus
maiiIlas. la eaasticiaaa ae aga As0s salE
tinbre de sn yoz--tados aatoa for
man atractivos para sodo 81 mando.
Maravillesa y valioaa como es, Ia
salua no es eoaa tan diflcil lie lO-
Rrar. como arean alannos daBaninaa~
dos Is mayor parke de Las afeeelo-
mes femeniles, pTocsden de sangre
iuapara. nutrici0n defecbRcsa IN ba3a
vitaIsdad. La oiencia znoderna pro-
porciona 81 renedio que mejor exi-
to Ia dado para tal condici6n, IA
PREPARATION DR yVAAEpOLE.
Es tan sabrosa como III uaiel Y con-
tiena los principles nntTitivos y cue
rativoa del Aceike de Higado do Ba-
Calao Puxo, cOmbinad0s con Jarabe
de Hipofagdtos Compuesto. Extractos
dc Malta " Cerezo 6ilvestres TO
mada antea del alimenko, me1ora Q
apetito, crea grasas renneYa la vital
dad, enriQuece Ia sangre y cara eat'
debilidadea peonliaTea al sexos qtAs
aon ell sarsladsre OElgeia dc au nlal-
esEas. Es IN conauelo para las es-
pasas canaadas, las Inadres que estan
orlando. y 1as nif1aa en- au deaarro-
llo. Imparta color 6 las caras pali-
das r0hnstece los pechos hundi-
dos. En ana palabra, nntre y desa-
rrolIa todo ei cuaTpo oauHa 7na
aeradable sorprsga 4 los flelbssifiissioa,
desalenEados aonad0s pa-
ciuutes. 4 El Sr. DR.. Ias6 M. Gufio-
sa, de Mexico, dice 1La eanpleado snl
prenaKaai6n an una lloFisa CUE
presntaba aIgua0a zaas inaxIia-
fangss en sl agsaas0 ypigakDxs0 y
desde d primer aras1o comenz6 &
notarsa aliyio marcados hMhiendo de-
saparecido toda huelsa dB enfsrnle-
flad q ternRna1 81 asxtD fraseo. Ne
lIaua6 s0hra a0do lin akeneioE 81 gus
ia con cue eata saansasa konaaha
Ii raenclonada prep no sucss
dienao s6s con las sanila
hacin las cuales man laa y mas
nifaesta una repng gaamea sxETezna E
Baska una boteaaa eeaveneefaa.
Efcax 6esf1a Ia prlnasE fsia. NJ
tlia suaf8 un dsmsn1s0 COS esfa. n
na vansa en 0g 5psaeass
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Su hiia s. tbs N1uFi 0nneAa d Y 4
blr u n0ficsa Darai6 en 81 Go
fransieG9 ds eloIor aaanfI0~
nAnclolo touo.

El p0Iicia Sr Ocaaio, nos ha diIigido Is
carta que siene
sJnana Diaz. Diciembre 10. 1908.
Sir. Director de
sIss Cor espondencia de Fto. Rico.
San Juan:
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nv res eta Die senoT:: !:

s1aU - lMUs
eAfuy respectable sefTor:
S(yon0eiendO "a una naanera absolu-
tn at car&cter de unprecedented de que
eak6 rev lido au peri6dicO. sabiendo
III nlsnn EinTup0 que es Lid. homhra
alnceag y a onado, nc tenQo Ia
c0ny entente en pedir & I'D. Ii pubgigar
cl6n 9se estaa dneaa como mmm rectili1a
clan ~ sz pnnaaA da As
Buenas puBale@as eA gffa z kaeA c0gxSeu-
60 mes, que dacen:
xAyer esaaaTt6 1al naesta de Ia Pole
cia InsuEAK 81 Guaraia MfanaeI 0caai0.
ahandonan10 sd sarvici0 da racOxrida
0rdenadO pOr VI Cab0. Este con u
urgencia del caao. 10 puso en oon0ci-
naiens0 do ana sEefes por taI6arafo y ha
rerniEid0 cargo Sag1n nndimas no.
g, este guardia parece pr0pans0 81
lie0r, puea aus demOaEraci0nes 8 eran
lA b9TFach0, s de desauiai ibrio mentals
Is0r 10 yisto cate carnero Sc ha me-
Eitso Ell IN 10snt6Ss, pues 81 como espe-
ranlDs Il Comisi6n se ajosts Ii Ley,
cate Guardia, aden6s de perder oil des-
tino. tendra que ser sonetido 4 Ia con
siderAci6n del Attorney General. pOr
el deIito de discretion.
<Yo comprendo cue he cornetidO
una falta, y esta falba obsdeee ex~
cAusiVamente 6 Ia sig0iente carta que
transcribo para que el p1hlico puesla
juzgar mi situaci6n v proceler, u Que
esta cOncebida en- los siguientes t6rFni-
moss
"Sr. D. Manuel Ocasia.
Aeuaa Buenas:
y te yengas pues ntaestro fs 1n as pei Taada s2uz-
zas cuando tn veng&s no 10 ancuenfreas
No te escribo mas porque estoy e0s5sa Ices.
Tu pue1es c0mpr8nder como BE eneuentra
una madra al tratarse de 10 hijo y sin mas
amparo que ell tuyo.
Recibe un abrazo de tu esposa,
JOsEFA BER DEE.
Jnana Diaz, DIciembre 4 de ls8a
xIa anterior carta, pronto lego
& mi vista, me hizO ~ aArL0 1Odo y
tan solo rne agOrs DE li hlio.s
s8[ans 30 he CAL gGios no pnede me-
0arl0. Mas, n padre Que caai le no
tifscan Ii nuer az un pedazo de sus
efraffas, es cauax da k0do, u 20 tan
solo wins & cnDap aentar IN deber sa-
grade. { conp con mi esposa los
(lltin0s n1amen DE mi hlJo y recl-
bir su 6Itimo sls %.
sEsst0 es todo ai dnico delitO; de-
Ito por el cnaa resignado & sufrig
Ia pena que Sc ignponga.s
Cabo le m puest0 ha cumpIidc
COa su 0elar, puaa gO be faltado y n0
puedo telA Do mOdO para q
ninguna claae do Censuga.S
xCensuro ST ii infOrmsnte de su pc
ri6dic0, Quien ss pernite 0acir que 80
soy propensO al licor. y que mis- de-
mAoatTadiones aon da borracho 8 des.
equilsbEado nental ,
SPara este atreYid0 estaran los tri-
bunales. Reciba seflog Director mi
sincefa gratiead por u publication ds
/ estaa nnsas.ss
eCon b0da consideration.
MANU- Ell OCASIO. ;
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Los Dres. Yszquez, de Guayama, =
Velez Lopez, de San Juan. 80 eneon-
traban anocha en- 6sta, debido s la gra-
vedad de Belpr6.
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FARMlHl COLON

MecIcamentcs fresnca. Drogas puraa. Is
peclal esnaero ca VI aeapAoho a TsDstas POI
psEn0nal oompetents.
Complete augkido De gsrfngas de pravaz
uYt5nn0s ruaaA0a.
MquidMA en anA paselos.
piaxa r1lnofpa EEsan juan Puerso-R Rioo.
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Dc 6MCu6Mbf@ AQuls Oh @0na6 G&1@TA
unos dfas. .ei delegado senior Ton6s
Carri6n.
EstOy SECURE de que este Delegado,
On Ia pr6xima Legislature sa disp0ne
4 pFoteatar, de que % eonculquen los
derechos de nuestro pueblo.
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Diciembre III.
In asuntos relacionados con los su-
cesos del Domingo, desde ayer est6
hacienda aqnl ciertas invcstigaciones
pOr orden del Fiscal, al Sarqanto Soto
de Gnaysma. Terminadas estas hoy,
mareh6 para sn residencia.
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Nuevamente han sido reconcenbra-
das fuerzas dc la Policfa Insular, las
que diariamente practican ejercicios.
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SUCESlUA ALFONSO
ROToGRAFOs.- SAN FRANCISCO 4s

RetraGaa ampaiacipnsa de t0das alaaes
al@ro oacuxo , al olao.
Tarietas postales Albnms do Pto-Ric0.
Tariataa Postalea aensiblem para que todo
aKoIonadc Dnsaa haOerlos ds sus erabajoS
naoa parm la8 miaKna1.
PRECKOE M0DIC0Ss
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LInea f6nsa del l)asts
ITINERARy

BSUetes 6arGtos para dSGs fsstSOoa
i Olass 1 Glass.
----@-- ~--------
De Capital & Bayam6n, do
ids vuelta. .. CO.'S 8O.I6
De BAyam6n Catano, ida
Yuelta. ....... -. - 10
Billets ordinario dc Capita OAtano On
laSe ctvs.
yam6n 10 de septlembrs. 1908
RAMON VAIDES
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clones ea c M V0
10 JOS
Ia Corte de FluFnacaQ procade EN-
ura caso ce apeIaci6n.
{ e n1leeIgo Gorrsgpongal J

Diciembre I'll.
En- asuntos relacionados con los su-
ces0s del Domingo. Tlesde ayer est6
hacienda aqnl ciertas inYcatigaciones
pOr orden del Fiscal, al Sarqanto Soto
de Gnaysma. Terminadas estas hoy,
mareh6 para sn residencia.
Sc encuentra aQui, en- donde estarA
unos dfas. .ei delegado seffoF Ton6s
Carri6n.
Estoy SECURE de que este Delegado.
en- Ia pr6xima Legislature se disp0ne
4 pFoteatar, de que sa eonculquen los
derechos de nuestrO pueblo.
Los Dres. Yszquez, de Guayama, =
V6lez Lopez. de San Jnan. so encon-
traban anocha en- 6sta, debido s la gra-
vedad de Belpr6.
Para nlafIana 10, ha sido citadC Fa-
bio Zayas, para que c0mpaFe7ca ante
el Tribunal de Distrito ca Gnayasa1a
en- lacansa qus p0r agresi6n Al j6Vek
Don Felix Morell garhajall. III eiaue.
IA este Jnzgado de Paz, id eaaA haDa-
vic & Zayag, y 81 agredido no creyendo
en- justicia dicho falIo, apel6 & la Cor
te de HumacaO, Ia cuaE se dispOne 1
que ante ella, sea aclArmda In variad
de los hechos. Don jose R. Colon
SsTgento Guanil han sidO citadOa
tcmbi6n como testigos.
Nuevamente han sido reconcenbra-
das fuerzas do la Policfa InsuIar, las
que diariamente practican ejercicios.
El ex-Presidente el Secretario del
Gremio de Torcedores, don Ramon
Merced don Luis MuiIoz Ortiz Sc
encuentran accidentalmente trabajando
en- Caguas
La Panaderfa Mecanica, propiedad
de don jose G. Nogueras, pronto rea-
nudar& sus tareas.
Fslta hace, pues oil pan que en- La &c
tualidad Sc consume. no es del TODD
bueno y ell fabricado en- Ia MecAnica.
siempre fue excelente.
En- la carnicerfa propiedad de los se-
fcres Ortiz Hermsnos, parece que 50
disponen g favorecer al p6blico. Hoy
han expendido carne 4 Ia ctvs. q kii0.
El Presidents de la Junta Escolar de
instruction P6blica, don Juan Ortiz,
trabaja actiYamente por el progreso
en- este ramo. Adelante.
Por los Doctores Asoret Mufoz Y
Flores Arrieta, en- union del Practi-
cante Ortega, ha sido alevada cabo
una diffciI operaci6n en la persona de
Belpre, eI Lunes por La noche.
Esta tarde ha sido puesto an hber-
tad baio fsnza, el joven Don julio Ce-
bollero. Este j6ven. por su conducta
intachable, es acreedor & ls estimation
general que ninguno le escatima
Durante su prisi6n, recibi6 pruebas
de verdadero afecto, v con su hbertad
ha Vuelto ID algeria muchos hogares.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1903-02-20
Jonathan Bourne Becomes a Formid-
able Factor in the Senat-
orial Fight.
Yesterday the vote for senator in the
Oregon legislature resulted;

From a careful canvas of the situation
at Salem and from information secured
from reliable sources, the Portland
journal predicts that about midnight
tonight at the special session, Harvey
Scott will be elected United States SEN
ator. This is the program now, but Of
course it may be completely changed
before the time for ballot. However,
thus far the plans for election have not
been disturbed.
The senatorial fight has assumed
new phase which is sensational in the
extreme. Jonathan Bourne is becoming
so formidable factor that panic has
seized the supporters of Harvey Scott.
Bourne's election as senator would
mean complete overthrow Of the machine
which now dominates Portland politics
and there is possibility that the ma.
chine will be forced in order to avert
the election Of Bourne, to throw all its
strength to Geer. The latter is anything
but an acceptable candidate to the ma
jority Of the Multnomah delegation, but
his election would be vastly preferable
in the eyes of the machine to that OF
Jonathan Bourne.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1903-02-20
THE BUILDING READY
SERVICES TO BE HELD TOMOR-
ROW EVENING.
The Christian Church to Hold
Series of Evangelistic
Meetings.

The Christian Church edifce, one of
the finest to be found between Portland
and Spokane, is ready, for occupancy
and the first services will be held to-
morrow evening, when series of meet
ings will be inaugurated and conducted
by s. M. Martin, the famous evangelist
of st. Louis.
Today workmen are putting on the
finishing touches and the furniture is
being installed. The new building is a
credit to @. w. Hansell, the contractor
and builder, to the church people and
to the town. The interior finish of the
building shows high art in workman
ship, including the kalsomining, paint
ing and woodwork. Hardwood pews
are be ng placed on the lower floor, the
character OF the furniture being in keep
ing with the high standard of excellence
OF the new building throughout. The
gallery, prominent feature of conyen-
ience, viii be-ssated With opera chairs.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1903-02-20
The ANNUAL CALEDONIAN
PICNIC is PROPOSED
Proposition 10 Come Before Meeting
on February 20.

A1Ihe appearance of the famous Kilties
Band, scotch-Canadian organization,
at Walla Walla last week, has created
renewed interest in the gathering of the
clans and in all probability the annual
picnic of the Umatilla County Gale.
donian Society will take place in Athena
this year,
About twenty members of this society
went over to Walla Walla and heard the
splendid concert given by the great
Canadian band They returned with
pleasing reports of the entertainment
afforded them.
There has been some talk among the
members OF the society in regard to
holding the annual caledonian picnic in
Athena this year, and meeting of the
ROclptu v,'lisA- .-+''-
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1903-02-20
Convention Illegal.

All the nominees Of the mass meeting
held in the city hall last Thursday ever
ing have filed their nominations witt
the city recorder by petition. This ac-
tion was taken after it became known
that the convention nominal ons we're
illegal because Of insuiilciency of time
IN posting notices by the recorder, who
in turn was not authorized to do so by
the mayor in proper time.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1903-02-20
The Seer and His vision.

DR.. McClish, in his great lecture,
"The Seer and His Vision" will be
heard In Athena, Saturday evening,
Feb. %. DR.. McClish is held in great
favor as a lecturer, as opinions and
press notices show. "When President
McCiish visited Salem l attended his
lectures and found them to be scholarly,
entertaining and instructive. regard
him as one of the best platform lectur-
ers on the Pacific Coast" T. T. GEER.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1903-02-20

The little town of Echo is having a
time of its own. There has always been
division of the sentiment regarding the
licensing of saloons, and heretofore the
remonstrance against saloons las, as a
rule, been more numerously signed
than petitions fayoring license to be
granted. The saloon element now favor
the incorporation Of the town and the
anti-saloon people are fighting the pro-
nnsifinn
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1903-02-20
Former Athena BOYS

r~George and Rollo Brown, who will be
remembered by lovers of our national
game, are running very creditable
paper in Central City, Iowa. Last
summer they played with the Yellow
Kids of Athena, and later with the La
Grande and Baker City teams. They
played good, clean ball and are now
running a clean, newsy paper, the News
Letter. Mr.. George Brown was tele-
graph editor of the East Oregonian at
one time. East Oregonian.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1903-02-20
FRIDAY AFTERNOON CLUB
SECOND ANNUAL RECEPTION
Feature Of Entertainment, Music
Refreshments Served.

The second annual reception of the
Friday Afternoon club, given at the
home of Mrs. j. A. Henry, ON Wednes-
day evening of this week was decided
social success. The husbands of the
club women, Mrs. W. j. Furnish, pres
ident of the Current Literature club of
Pendleton, and Mrs. G. B. Wade, pres.
ident OF the state federation, were the
guests Of the club. A very pleasing pro-
gram of recitations and songs was given,
the musicians very kindly responding to
encores.
Mrs. Alice Cox, the efficient president
of the Friday club, presided with grace
and dignity.
After the program, Mrs Cox announc-
ed that the second partof the entertain
ment would be lover the teacups," and
the party repaired to the dining room,
where delicious refreshments we're
served and the "club husbands" clever
ly responded to the toasts proposed:
''The LADIES'" "Woman;" "''The Clubs" ("
and there was lively interchange OF
wit and repartee and tower the teacups'
proved charming hour. After more
music and the singing of america" by
the entire company, the party bade each
other good night. The club is to be
congratulated for having given its guests
an evening long to be remembered
After the welcome given the guests by
Mrs Cox, the numbers on the program
were filed by Mr.. Bales and Miss Ghol-
son, Miss Areta Saunders, Mrs. John
son and Mrs. Swart. The thanks of the
club are especially due the musicians toI
filling the several blanks in the program
The decorations in club colors were
elaborate and beautiful. The doorways
we're arched with evergreens and chrys-
anthemums, and bowls and vases filled
with chrysanthemums stood on the piano
and tables. The club motto, "With 4
malice toward none and charity for all, p
done in gold scroll work on a black
ground, was posted in conspicuous
place, also the legend, Federated 1901. !"
The club now numbers about 40 mem
bers, and is one Of the institutions of the
town.
Turner Art Exhibit.
The PendletoE club women are very
enthusiastic over the Turner Art Ex-
hibit that is to be given under club au-
spices in Pendleton. March 4.5-6.7 in.
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Wand Uptotrn Depotr.

I Milton and Weston both want the o.
Il, & N. to change its present line SO
that both towns be given uptown depots.
At present the depots are located far
from the towns, and in passing you
scarcely see the towns.
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Caution Sold for 81 ,s5o.

the famous standard bred
trotting stallion, has been sold by Chas.
Baddeley of Weston, to Louis Hoggo-
bone, of Walla Walla, for $1,250, THE
horse is well known to the farmers and
racing fraternity of the northwest, and
had many admirers in Athena.
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without opposition. The main feature
of the proposed home rule is that in
corporated towns and cities he allowed
to adopt new charters or amend existing
ones without appeal to the legislature,
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Mcsfanus at the Rock.

John P. McManus is now sole owner
and publisher of the Pilot Rock Record.
Mr.. McManus in deal gives over his
interest in the Adams Advance to Brown
x Ferguson, and in turn the Brown in
terests in the Record 60 to McManug.
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Bridge Went Down.

A bridge being repaired at the Walla
Walla river crossing, on the w. & @. r.
road, collapsed Monday, killing a man
named aibbard and injuring two others.
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tional and for the benefit of the public
schools. The management hope to make
Saturday, the 7th, a day for the outside
towns and if so from Athena, Weston
and Adams will go, special rates on the
railroad can be secured.
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sold Beef Cattle.

j. B. Saylor, one Of the prominent
stockmen Of Butter creek, recently sold
l25 head Of prime beef cattle to the
Frye, Brull Co., Of ofSeattle, through the
company's agent G.. W. Kesterson. Mr..
saylor wintered about S25 head Of cat
flo
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SOclatV WI

towns. TO tighten this expense, n.
doubt substantial assistance could be
obtained by circulation Of subscription
paper in Athena.