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New-York tribune., 1903-04-04
,,l1r PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

4 work. bv the grace Of God free and independent,
- E-51EiI- 2 Trautuanu Alfred h Timpson. Edward
1-s,ra. and Robert Campbell. Trustees under tn
q Frederick e Mather, deceased,
t5iIsr + TiTpsou Isabelle P Taylor. Laura W. Miller.
t5,Ssr+ campbell Ball0n Harry A Ludlarn.
tSsIs rrcE D. Jerome OBrien. Oswin 'Brten. as aG-
1niSrra+or Of Elisa O'Brien. Edith Overbaugh VIII
az Miller charlotte A Gordon. Constance NJ Neaves
FIpva~i Neaves Charlotte \ Gordon. as trustees
- +bs children OF Constance NJ Neaves Oliver n Char
Ter Margaret F. and Frederick NJ. Neaves chill
r N Constance NJ Neavss and TO all persons interested
in tha estate Of Frederick E Nather late Of the County
~ Saw York deceased. creditors lsgatees next or
Kin or otherwise send Greeting; You and each OF you
are hereby required personally 10 be and ai-
near before Surrogate Ot the County of New 4or
m the Surrogates Court Of said county he'd az the county
Court House. the County OF New 4ork. on ne -oLh
dav Of April 1908 half past ten clock IN the o
noon Of that day and there TO attend ludcla!
proceedings Franklin +.
Trautmann Alfred H Timpson. Edward a. NeaVes ani
t51tarf Campbell as executors OF the last Will ana
-ssta9ent of said deceased and such OF you as are
OF years.
reauired 10 appear by your guardian II You have one
I YOU have none. appear and apply for one TO te
apooinsd event Of your negeet or iallue 70 90
viii be appointed BY the Surrogate u
Tenrssent and act you in The proceeding; -.
testimony caused the seai OF IHs
- Surrogate's Court OF the said County OF
New York q be hereunto affixed witness.
Hon Abnsr c. Thomas surrogate OF
our said county. the County q NeW
York 2lst day OF February. IN me year
~ cur ord ons thousand hundred and three
"a "N4 - FAIRFAX MLAUGHIIN
Clerk OF SurroEate's Court
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Public Notice.
Sale of $4,000
Four Per Cent Local
Improvement Bonds.

Sealed proposals viii received by the Common Coun
rfI = t1e CITY OF Rochelle. 10 Tuesday,
1903 the Common Council Chambers, al the
i+v Hall Corner Main and Mechanic streets. IN the
CIV Cf Rochelle for or all Of ntnety-four bonds
dollars each the said bonds 10 be regis
tered bonds payable follows; Three of said bonds
he first da May 1905 three Of said bonds the
1913 four OF said bonds on the
st DAY May and four OF said bonds the first
dav OF May and every thereafter TO and
including day OF May, 1882
These issued pursuant TO Chapter 12S Laws
Of local Improvements authorized
10 be May 1893 and the interest of said bonds
will be of four Centum aunuu payable
tern-aunu2Iy the Of May and November IL
each year.
The bonds the person firm corporation
Offering the highest premium therefor.
The City the right reject and and all bids.
be addressed 10 Charles harnnerneyer City Clerk
marked such. Each hid must be accompanied by
a deposit thousand dollars cash certified
payable 20 the order OF the City
Treasurer Of New Rochelle such deposit be forfeited
10 the City If party parties whom The bonds
shall shall fail take and pay for the
IN accC-5ai--e with the terms Of sale.
The bonds be delivered the Office Of the City
Treasurer. the City Hall IN the City of New Rochelle
y, the lst day Of May 1903 at 10 o'clock in the
10 bids Will be received for than par. The pur-
chaser purchasers viii required pay
further Information application should be made to
John H. Harner City Treasurer.
order Of the Common Council Of the City Of New
Rochelle CHARLES kANMERM ER City Clerk.
Dated New Rochelle, n Y. March 20 1903.
,-ry--r-y- r-v-D-T-u DAT PaA-1 ~ONTp,>
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY AND MIS-

cellaueous supplies-War Department, Washington,
Aprfl ! gU3-Seaed proposals. in duplicate Will he
ceived here until p MAY T. 1855 and then opened
for furnishing stationery and miscellaneous supplies
brooms brushes soaps, towels ctc) for War Depart
rent Bureaus Offices during ending June 50 1904
Information application. Proposals must be
in envelopes indorsed Proposals for Stationery and
PROPOSALS Miscellaneous Supplies respectively, and
addressed NJ r THORP, Chief OF Supply Div
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4 KMY BUILDING WHITEHALL ST, .,, NEW
York April l. 19u3-SeaIed proposals. in tripicate
will received here until u o'clock n. May 1908 Tor
supplying delivering Fuel at New York city and
sandy Hook y j. during year July l. 1903
Information furnished application. [. reserves The
right reject accept all proposals or any part
thereof. Envelopes containing proposals should ne
'proposaIs he peued May I. 1903 ~
and addressed D D WHEELER. a. .. NJ 6, Depot
Guartermaster.
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Citations.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW


THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK by the grace Of God. free and independent.
10 Albert r Shattuck Executor OF the will q Will
lam 7. Strong deceased. Putnam Bradlee Strong, as
Executor OF the William L. Strong. deceased;
Mar L strong ESxecutrix Of the viii Of William
strong Charles ] Strong Orlen 5 HAYES,
TrIsrfu n Fannie 2. Lorgley. Nina HUFF; John
Thomas Fidelity and Deposit company or May
all interested in the Estate OF Han
r Strong iate of the County Of New Aork, de-
ceased as creditors # kin otherwise send greet
ing: You and hereby citAt and required
personally and before our Surrogate Of the
County Of New the SurTogates Court OF said
COUNTY held at Court House in the County
Of New York 10Th dav Of May. 1858 at half past
ten o'clock in Of that day, then and there
raedirs or Narv Shatuck AdmiAistratriX u
ha Goods or ,ttes credits Of said deceased and
scb ~ Won as are hereby under the of
tyra-tyone wears required appear by guar
dfan II you ha II have none. 70 appear
snd anav To- appointed. or in the event of
neglect failure 70 Go 50, guarclan VIII De aL'-
ir+e5 nv the Surrogate and act for you
the proceeding
the Surrogate Of the said County Of New York
10 he affixed ---, 49, -
Surrogate OF said County. a the County
TSesII nf New York, 18th day of March IN the
year o Lord thousand nine hundred
and three J FAIRFAX MCLAUGHLIN.
Clerk OF the SurTogates Court
r2TrTr FR ~OTMAN, JOLINE & MYNDERSE, Attorneys
an Peritione. 81 all street. New York city
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TREAsrRY DEPARTMENT.. WASHING

ton D c. April / 1903-Sealed proposals will be
received Office until o'clock Wednesday,
April % 1908 furnishing about 17o0o tons Of bi-
luminous coal and 00OOO0 pounds Of ice 70 certain
United buildings in New YORK and Brooklyn \ y
during year ending June 30 1904, such
ton If the year may deemed advisable. Specfca
tons of proposals be obtained upon
application Secretary Treasury Washi1gt1
D Q right reject all bids is reserved by
the Treasury Department NJ E AILESS Acting
New-York tribune., 1903-04-04
Financial.
Public Notice.
Sale of $4,000
Four Per Cent Bonds.

Sealed -oT viii De received by the Common Coun-
April u IQuS Council Chambers, in the
CIV F5al O. Main Mechanic the
Of Rochelle, all Of SiXty-niue bonds
dollars the said bonds to be regis
payable follows Three Of said bonds
on the first May 1905 and three Of said bonds on
the frsr May each and every thereafter
said bonds fully paid and SATISFIED
These bonds pursuant chapter GO Of the
Laws purpose Of meeting judgments and
temporary existing against the City Of New
Rochelle. pursuant a resolution Of the Common
Council City adopted March 26, 1903. The SAID
May 1898. and the interest on said
hards the rate Of four centum per annun,
payable semi annually the first days Of May and No
verlter each
The the person firm corporation
Offering -he highest premium therefor
reserves right and all BIDS
addressed Charles KamUernleyer, city Clerk
and marked @ Each hid be accompanied ny
a deposit thousand dollars in cash or certified
that payable 10 the order of the city
Treasurer o New Rochelle. such deposit 70 be forfeited
i the parties to whom the bo0os shal
shall fail and for the same IN ac
The bonds % be delivered
City Hall IN the city
or Rochelle. y. y. May /. 1903 10 o'clock in
bids Will be received for less than par
The purchaser purchasers will Be required 10 pay &C
crEed interest.
For further information application should be made to
John II HarmeT. City Treasurer.
of no Council Of the City OF New
Rochelle CHARLES hAMMET:NEYER- City Clerk
Dated. New Rochelle y. Y. March 26 1908.
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DiUidend Notices.

rsE ROCK ISLAND COMPANY, 80
NEW YORK tlI }, Ai'Ill
TrF5F ROARD OF DIRECTORS OF IHE
---. -, have his tav declared a quar-
ter!y av1seod On preferred stock ot s4y :. tss
reyshf ~. 1g0s 70 holders of the shaIes %
rrsfe5 rs,eI stock their eGal represent Nes ss
Teoore o. ne closing of The transfer Doks '.osas
r. --s-.s- oks for preferred stock VIII De
at g s.lIoek p n April Il. aad opened again a' ~
'oi'ck A d. April e GEO T BoGGs Asst Treasurer
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ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
received at their Uptown c;Tce
NO. 1.8Gf BROADWAY.
Advertsu Will b. recersd NJ the f2oWng 'FEnGh @
81. SHAVE s 2. cor 23a-sL. L;3 Gtn,EVe.. cor
- ii2 East I+th-St: 20 eSt t-u-si; !sS
I-.l So lfE qves.. " est l21th-St: I.S'Fs
~ Teryee IGth ana I7th srs l'u-6 I-aN e
.'N-Ai J%t-a near Eth-st-: Ib8 EasS
--,G TrenIont-Gye.. 800 :;ti-nNe. near
I-.' :,d-ave.; 21O Bieecker-sT.; 's5
I,T.acI.er-st. brooklyn. y. H.-2i6 Court-st1
~ S'';tF,s. GpI tsates-aEe- Newark " j.
~L.,4 R-oad-sf. Also at \ D I cfiCes-
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pROPOsALs-U. s. DEPARTMENT OF

E1tlOI OSAl-c-- - Ill -AA@A 4I--'A -
- Agriculture. Office Of the Secretary. Washington.
c April l. 19o3-Sealed proposals VIII be received
al office the DisbUrsng Clerk until n. Mon
dav MAY furnishing supplies during the fiscal
year ending so 1904. follows stationery abor
tory lumber packing boxes: fuel and ice painters
plumbers furniture map forage seals.
etc; hrUoms brushes fowerpOts cleaning carpets
and washing towels telegraph and hardware; flags in
and lanterns. printing and Hthograph
material. Fuit information
on application Disbursng Clerk 70 the Weather
Tursau Bids sealed addressed to the Secre
tarv Of Agriculture with instructions given
on schedules. JAMES WILSON. Secretary.
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EoRErcN GOVERNMENT AND MUNICIPAL
BONDS.
yrapo-1ed BY Z-a1er11ann ( Forshsy0
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Financial Meetings.
WABASH RAILROAD COMPANY.
NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING

STOCKHOLDERS AND DEBENTURE BONDHOLDERs.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAI IN
pursuance Of resolution Of the Board Of @ Directors
viii be meeting q the stokhoders ana debeqtG-e bong
once OF smith q be.Nllh 'Ie 49,
the Company in yhe state q Ohio on tae OF. I23r I
Ohio al the hour Of eleven clock a. NJ al which
meeting the following special viii be submitted
10 the and debenture bondhoders for their
approval or dlsagpToyal T. To- WI; vi - st,, he sr,or
its coupon bonds in a sum rft eK1TealIs
Ten - NSR Ps@be osF a so co Of the rhi5sd stas y @
after date and bear inteest az a raLe not ezs
PAYABLE annually. On such dates IS the bo5F O
+jr 70 tjr1 as the Board Directors shall. by
luton authorize and approve bur only fr ne g gurPos
acquiring additional ana adequate teTI3linal @ IS
property Tor the use of the conpary at the es - 81
n me +-e- nfs as the stookhoders debenture
and constructing II such Wareno9ses freight noS
tracks rd other improvements ana facilities as may Ne
5-zd NECESSARY IN transaction Of the business q
company it being understood ina, saa blI7 81
deed Of trust said grounds, properties faellies
anc ls5LI i i- to- pra1de nat SAID bonds
t:-sa 3 s d a. issued FOR amounts equal 70 of
.hich cost shall include whatever may te -
f se NAY be scquired beng also understood that
such grounds and Pr2Tes 6 50 eh T6-tFsge or deed of
and he'd hy u oT mem @ a- a. =. sai5 bonds
ns the iterest thereon and subject 70 The len 81 sa
ags Or deed rust s f6q qs The sa3 W55h t55s Rss8 capdn
The details relating te ne ., n s,,,t IS the aar5
Of Directors may direct ana sEPr3T- transfer books Of
al Twelve o'clock noon and reopen "el'''S-a'' ->3S
~ JOSEPH RAMSEY. JR-. President.
= oTrEsox. secretary 7-.,,..
George J. Gould. 4e5@y Ee51 ( Mc4arr
o. D AsAsz PussSn sage.
John 7 TERI cyrus J Lawrence
Thomas - u; HqPhSsd' if1Ss Edwin Gould.
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Financial Elections.

OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE
VI i-~+- COMPANY.
e.s & 34s Broadway, New York city -,r,
N FTFCTTON FOR TRUSTEES OF IHE
- Second class and Inspectors Of the next election
,-,tl he held at the Office o3 THIS Co.rahy I On
s+b Arril 1903 the hours OF II A NJ
W e1he I1S o1i' -4- trFTAs Q WHITNEY. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-04

NEcIIGA.; CENTRAL. RAILROAD COMPANY.
Room 219 Grand Central Station. New York.
THE BONDS OF THE DETROIT x BAY
= CITY RAILROAD COMPANY. guaranteed by this
company. maturing May l. 1903. will be paid and
CHARLES F cox. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-04

.-evv WORK Mcrch an. 19.l3.
yr,tIE A\NI-AT. MEETING OF THE STOCh-
1 -, ,,r-z,s IF the CORRALITOS COMPANY. a cor
'rray7iz-5 under laws of the state o' N".o ]
pora'ii si.r-.r0 II Directors Tor the ensuing year
a%5 for the transaction OF suc1 oteT m i15 ? On
Ea- t-,ftahI= Fuildinr Denver. colorado. ar " ''S"
n an TUESDAY. the 18th day n APTllII,- tr1
New-York tribune., 1903-04-04

WEST POINT. y. Y APRIL 1. 1906
sealed proposals IN duplicate Will ne received mere
NJ Nay I. 1903 for Building Materials. Piur-A
ing Hardvae, Tools Pairrs, Glass Furnace
and other uisCe stores sTsr11e
schedules b had application here The right
reserved 70 reject accept or all proposals or any
part thereof FSucose proposals in envelope marked
pos1Iz t2r Military Supplies and addressed to Y Y,
L. :. u 4.
WEST POINT y. Y APRIL l. 1s'@--
Sealed proposals. tripjeata VIII he received here
N. Nay / 1893. FOR furnishing Fuei- during
1904. rEnt to reject CT accept
or all proposals or any part hereof Inilr1aloh
furnished application zl0pe containing proposals
should he endorsed Proposals. for Fuel addressed
q N, l. S A.
L s. ENGINEER OFFICE. ARMY BUILD
ing New York March %. 1903.-seale1 proposals
for furnishing and delivering C-ulent and Broken stone
at Fort Wadsworh, y Y, viii 5e received here Until
12 ". April g. 1903 and then publicly opened lnLlrIla
tcn o application ". l. MARSHALL Major Eng-s-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-04
OTHER CITIES.

GUARANTEED STOCKS.
cuotstions furnished by Joseph Walker Sons No. 70
Br1ad-stl
New-York tribune., 1903-04-04

--T5v N-r-w YORK CHICAGO q 81. LJVIs flalLE-
r,r,r- A>-SFrR R0OKS OF THIS COM
L " ., >. r1,ss= st ? o'clock p. n "Wednesday.
annual meeting OF stock
AIsL = - feI5 Nav G. and VIII lie reopened on Thurs
day. May Z 1893. CHARLES F. cox. Treasurer.
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TO THE STOCKHOLDERS or TIE AMERICAN BEE
CT--

" F0TDFRS OF THE AMERICAN BEET SUGAR
COMPANY TO BE HELD APRIL 9Th. 1908
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE AMERICAN BEET
ST-GAP COMPANY
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IHE
~ ANNUAL MEETING Of the stoczholders Of THIS
-ery will be- held registered office, 10 t1change
pace Jersey Cily. New Jersey, On the Ith day % april
1aS9 II o'clock IN forenoon, for the purpose o
iieSfre directors Jransacting all and any othsT
before me Ufe-44-S-
- a-7Toya and ratification of all contracts.
h,Isvys ana proceedings. authoTzel adopted anu
R0sr4 # the Executive loHl-
.i--ae ana Eeueray considering the affairs OF the
md f.kne any action competent for the stock
k5re 1r eirhsr class Stockholders. TO take WIN
TtsLe -rsTefSr books viii closed clock ? n
IN Mach 17th 1903 and VIII leopen at 10 og 4 NJ
on April HLn. s.' ,r.-or rO-b 1qa2 Secretary.
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Bank 6 Trust CO.
Stocks
DEALT IN.
CLINTON GILBERT
2 WALL ST.
Financial M66tings.

NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING OF THE SIOCk
HOLDERS OF THE American bE-F1aId, 9C"Af
company TO BE HELD APRIL 9Th. 1908
New-York tribune., 1903-04-04
Teachers.

STILITsFY INSTRUCTOR As ASSISTANT N GYM
VI NASIJM-Wanted an experienced -aslr1ctoE n
graduate preferred E-fTlat-s - spanish desired -
testimonial and phr-1ra1l ae sent TO MIL
TATN ~ - L---.-r -.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-04

n e.. Of The Fidelity and Casualty Company oc of New
YORK VII '-e IN so8 Of 10 Cedar street
tWelF - ne purpose of voting Gpon
Ne% ~. Capital Stock from s2JoooO 70 Soooooo
The polls VIII remain opr.s TTtr...rrs
BY order = TIE Boaf' - GEO P. SEWARD
President.
ROBERT J. HHLA6.
Sec'y- Treas
New-York tribune., 1903-04-04
New York. Maroh 4th. 1898
'FTING OF THE STOCK

J
yrr1F AENrAI, MEETING OF THE STOCK
l. DrEs o. the CANDELARIA MINING com
~ rornoraticn organized under the avs OF the
Pan me Of Directors for the
state - - rF f6- the TRANSACTION OF such other business
SUNG ys. said ue@tinE, viii be he'd
a 80, F97 E1uitabIe Building. Denver colorado az 70
ocloch a NJ "1 c. l. REEVES. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-04
School Agencies.

4 MEXICAN A. FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
y supplies Professors Eur7r7. Gover1ess1%
etc COLLEGES S-r0o-s ard T1-~f-i~~ Apply 70
YOUCC--FT-f.TO% p Union SQUARE
New-York tribune., 1903-04-04

sAoG interest.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-04

s~0CEH0LCEEs And DEBENTUKE BONDHOLDERs
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAI i
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1903-02-27

The election of Charles w. Fulton by
the legislature to succeed Joseph Simon
as United States senator from Oregon,
was conclusively of the tine or nobody"
method, which can be put out OF exist
ance only by the election OF senators by
popular vote, Mr.. Fulton, to his
credit, is said to have won his great
fight for seat in the upper house Of
congress without use of money, evident
ly used all influence at his command, at
least. He held the top hand to start in
with and held the balance Of power to
the end. Had this power, no matter by
what method it was obtained, for mo-
ment waned on the last ballots taken for
senator, the highly intellectual Scott
would have been elected, and Charles
Fulton, the politician, would have been
defeated. This one-man power is what
the election of senator by popular vote
will crush, should it ever be put into
effect. Then, and not until then, will
the deserving man secure this high
Office; an Office within gift of the people,
yet doled out for political prefermept
through trickery aud iobbery. In Ore
gon at least, the process for electing a
United States Senator has resolved itself
into big game OF "ireeze out
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1903-02-27
THE PALOUSE DAIRY.

The Palouse country, and especially
that portion near Colfax, is fast becom-
ing a dairying district. Many farmers
are making money in the dairy business.
Prospects are that dairying will become
one of the principal industries of this
district.
A few years ago the Jersey creamery
was started at Colfax, and for nearly a
year it ran with the milk furnished by
one lone farmer. Today it receives milk
from nearly 80 farmers and the number
is constantly increasing. Every farmer
who is furnishing milk to the creamery
is making money and urges his neigh
bors and friends to engage in the same
industry. Recently r. P. Lair, who has
milked 10 cows for year and sold the
cream to the creamery, gave out state
ment showing the profits for the year.
The cash received for the milk from
each COW amounted to $41.5O for the
year. In addition to this he had calf
worth SIT from each COW and had all
the skinned milk to feed drove Of
hogs, which brought in nice sum of
money. The statement created much in
terest and many farmers made inquiry
TO ascertain II this were true. The in
quiries brought out the fact that many
farmers had done much better than Mr..
Lair.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1903-02-27


glaring defect. He did not rotice the
thousands and ten thousands of letters
that are in place, or the multitude Of
words that are correctly spelled, but
his eagle eye is glued on that one that
is out Of place. So it is with our deeds.
Man does thousand good deeds and no
mention is made of them, but if he
maker one mistake it is flashed over the
world. A lifetime may be spent in
building up a reputation that may be
wrecked in moment. The world is a
harsh critic, exacting to fault.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1903-02-27
ATHENA, FEBRUARY 27, 1903

The election of municipal officers for
the city Of Athena takes place on Tues
day next. But one ticket is in the field
asking the suffrage of the voter. On it
will be found the names OF some Of the
leading men Of the town; men who by
point of fact hold large property inter-
ests, and necessarily have the best
interests Of the town at heart. That
these men will devote their attention to
the business affairs of the city the PRESS
firmly believes. That their election is
assured by virtue Of no opposing candid
ates does not make it incumbent on the
voter to feel that his presence at the
polls would be a superfiuouity or
that his vote is a needless quantity.
To the contrary, every legal voter should
exercise that right Of suffrage and cast
his ballot on election day just the same
as though a dozen candidates were
striving for each Office. In addition to
good appearances large vote lends in
centive to better work when fellow
citizen gets into official harness, and
more SO, because of the fact that it is
about all he gets out Of the Office. Turn
out Tuesday and give the ticket rous-
ing vote. TIN make the candidate feel
better.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1903-02-27

Suggestions are being made regarding
the construction of the new Methodist
church entirely Of stone in preference to
the use Of brick. These suggestions are
pertinent and the members OF the church
and the committees having the work in
charge will do we'll to carefully consider
the important question Of material to be
used in the new building. Observation
of brick buildings that have been con-
structed for number of years demon.
strate that for practical protection from
the elements and for artistic effects,
artificial means must be resorted to. A
notable instance is that of the Athena
public school building. What would
by this time have been a veritable eye
sore to the community, was averted
some years ago by covering the exterior
with cement at considerable expense
to the district. A painted brick build
ing ccsts as much to keep in repair as
does frame structure. To relieve the
dull, faded, business block monotony
that attaches to brick structure, ce-
ment or paint must be resorted to.
Stone will make far more slightly and
durable building, and should the cost
be any where near that of other materi-
al, it should by all means be given pre-
ferance.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1903-02-27

Local reading notices, rstinsertion, loc per
tine. Each subsequent insertion. SC.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1903-02-27

All communications should be addressed to
he PRESS Athena, Oregon
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1903-02-27

UtU be North more than you suppose if you pu
and wallpaper at my store. MY ne.0 stock 10iU g
t0iJas so many nice articles that must have fl
call your special attention to feIO articles WIsi
lol0 prices in order to make room for neU goods.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1903-02-27

None but the initiated know the ac-
curacy required IN printing office,
says an exchange. Some reader who
detects bad spelling or a letter upside
down feels that his mission on earth is
not fully accomplished until he has
called the attention Of friends to the
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1903-02-27

Whom you lack energy, do not relish
your food, feel dull and stupid after
eating, all you need is dose Of Cham
berlain's Liver Tablets. They will make
you feel like new man and give you an
appetite like bear, For sale by G. @.
0sburn.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1903-02-27
Notice.

All persons arc hereby notified to not
harbor, keep, nor give shelter to Lonia
Naylor, minor child of sixteen years,
and daughter OF f. G, Naylor, residing
at Athena, Oregon, Dated Feb. Is,
1908. +. G. Naylor.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1903-02-27

Eight pupils OF the Athena public
school receive diplomas for passing the
state examination. A good showing for
the class is made, the average percent
age being over 88.