feast rapuait.
Saturday august s, ist9
J. It. TURNER. O, St. BULL.
rCBUSHKD BT
TURNER & BULL.
TERMS IN ADVANCE
O.VK YCJLR 3.
Tke European Crops.
Europe is seriously alarmed about licr
growing crops, and it is evident that in
tnanr sections they 'will prove failures. In
England all hope oT Us crops is entirely
gone. The rain lias been so excessive as
to hare destroyed any lingering hope thai
there might have been, and the result is
a dullness in the markets and on 'change
that fa almost painfully distrctslng. In
France ltd Germany the same state or
Tiflairs prevails, heavy rains having afflicted
hem as they have England. In this emcr.
Ifceacy, therefore, it ts very evident that
aSar&pc iftnst look to the United States for
fcc suDply of breadstufls, and, fortunately,
she will find bs well prepared. Although
the crop of this country is not so enormontly
abundant as it was last year, it is lair to
estimate that it is fully two-thirds of an
average crop. This will enable us to sap
ply not only ourselves but Europe as well,
and although it is hardly probable that
rainy of the great fortunes that it is antici
pated will be made in wheat will be realized
still it is safe to assume that the foreign
exports will average very high figures. It
lanstaot be lost sight of, however, that in
Southern Russia the crops are as bountiful
as in this country, and the land of the
Czar will, therefore, be a competitor with
us in the European market. In the mean
time, there has been intense suffering in
the United States, and there arc a few sec
tions where the crops have been almost
entire failures, so that we can sympathize
with Europe in her want of the grain that
has grown so plentifully with us.
IV cw CeRstitntioa Party.
The San Francisco Chronicle says the
New Constitution party of that State is now
fairly in the field, and the cost thoroughly
organized political power that ever waged
a campaign iu California. Its State organ,
zation is strong and energetic, and is sup
ported by County Central Committees, and
233 local Clubs scattered through all the
counties of the State
Granite Creek. Mines.
From the Grant County Xaa glean
the following pertaining to the mines :
Mr. Sam Parrish spent several days in
our cityjast week and this, fie says that
everything at Granite Creek is on the rc
'ahead, aod tbej expect to hare a lively
camp there this &2L ich leads are being
-f-trsck every day and -all feel confident that
She camp is bound to be one of the best on
She coast. He says that the mill will soon
fee up aad then something definite can be
4d ss to how the mines there will pay.
uoxvxxszxu
The Sassys: That is tic name of the
bcw town on Granite creek at the Mona-
Tnratal mine. A store has been opened by
Messrs. Stcmme & Co., of this cs:y. The
Mosumental company has a saw mill run
" e r - .
niBg, catling lets 01 inrafccr oauy, j
aaa a DncC yaru in tuu O(craiion. 1 tie
Biill is upon'thc groand. and eighty men
are employed in "dating it in position and
working about the mice. Moncmcaul
promises to be a live little town, and the
saiae promises to yield much ballion.
lass. A crest many people in our
tj have given up the idea of wailio
for the opening of the rcscrration to setthvjpJaa. Raley was in lon this steek aur-
ib est, aad have taken homesteads north of
tows, land that three ears ago was con
sidered worthless. To-dar, ride orer the
hSk and on cither side yea are met with
the sage brash ground turned upward, nd
a. rood portion two foot high with the
Bkest kiadsof crowing grains. Teacup '
is pregreaiisg finely. Harhed wire is ,
used to some extent. Let this good work I
os; there is plenty of the lana left, and j
in view of what this land can prodece, it .
will be, is another two years, almost Im-1
posibc to select a fair pince for a borne- j
&tead. For those who hare "grit. and I
esergy aad are willing to go to work in '
earseat east soon mane lor measeires
Tahsable hosie. Yosnc man. do not let
thk fioe opporta-ity pass, hut pull off
your coat aad goat it in earnest and yoa
will serer regret it; do not .allow the at
tractions of the city to detain you.
1b tkc City.
Gen. J. IL Turner, editor of that excel
lent paper published in Pendleton, the
Exst Oebgoxiax, and which, both for
erigiBal bcws and wit and neat appearance,
has bo cobs! in the eastern conntry, arrived
is the dry oa the Cascades boat last even
ing. Be k the same whole-souled, jovial
geatks&za as ot yore, notwithstanding the
vexed legal aeijisaa he k called upon to
explain away while attending to his law
practice, which extends tbsbugboai the
Umatilla Cesntr Bible Seclety-
The aamrcrsary of the Uaiatilla consty
Bible Society was bd at the Eptit churc
in Peadietea, Sabbath evening, July 27th;
J. M. Beatley, vice pressdeat of the Society
in the ehatr.
The Secretary, Mr. Gayer, read the min
Btes ef the previou SBeetiae.
The Treasarer. Dr. J. M . Frnett, read his
import, which showed the receipts of the
Society to be 967 3. Tbe disbcrsmeats
wereaafoUowa:
j?a2 for two blaak books $ 1 SO
" freight oa books from Portlaad SSI
" Cosnmiwiirvi aa fiaks ......... 469
" Os'a SiWe Sy as a donation . . 8 35
""- for books.... 3S 48
Bibles aad tactasuetshave been received
aariag the year to the valse of 73 15;
books have been soM to the value of $46 93.
The valae ef the books aaw In the Deposi
tory k 136 17.
The following persons were chosen as
officers ef the Society for the ensuing year:
PresHoBt, Rev. J. C.Kirkaaa; Vicc-Presi-deai,
J.M. Beatley: Secretary, Dr. J. M.
Prartt: Treasarer. J. IL Baler: Exccnlive
CosBBsisrioaers, Sev. W. II. Pruett, Robt. I
Bmee aad Janes Bowman. Sr. I
. -
At the close of the business
aeetiBZ a short address on the Bible cause
waa delivered by P. C Iletzler, District
BapedatoBdeBt for the Asaarican Bible So
oiety. Mr. Hetzler held scnicc in the
saoraiag at the M. E. Church. Daring the
day $1 s were received in caaa aaa cab
scrirAioB to the Bible cause. The books of
the Society will ba kept at the store of
Messrs. eett & Raley, where they may be
obtaiaed 1 eesi prtees by all who are able
aad desire, te bay, sad wheie arc who arc
set abk te parchasa them may be supplied
wftiHHtf Bseaey aad without price.
Ckrk k HeBaersoc, of I'ortlsBd, have
started ia baaiaess agaia on a solid basis.
From Westen.
TVestos, August 5th, 1S70.
Editor "E. O." Weston is bednnlne to
realise the benefit of the railroad, James
Young has distributed about $4,000 amonp
the tie makers. The ties have been ins ctcd
and not ono rejected, which speaks well for.!
Mr. Young as a tie contractor. Lively
times. Clly blockaded with farming Im
plements. "Fruit and vegetables in abun.
dance. Our city marshal is busy attend,
ing to the Inebriated. George, yoursooJh
in? syrup docs not agree with them.
Weston affords an Imported masher, that
is he makes mashes on the corners. Say
Jake, who wasdod masher, dod barbarian ?
No IIoncA it was dc do do Hurry, or I will
tell you. it was dod French frogg cater
around de comer. Yours muchly.
Sot.
Polk Count- Items.
' July SO, 1S79.
Ed. "E. O.1' Since writing yoa last, we
have had two or three days rain and almost
a week of weather during which it was not
rninini;, but cloudy mornings. Oa the 11th
and 12th it rained exceed! icly hard for
July.
There is complaints coming from rarioas
farmers that wheat is blighted, but as far
as is known, in the neighborhood of this
place there Is an excellent crop. The fob
lowing farmers hare cut grain, in this
neighborhood: W. IL Fulkerson has cut
oats, Beaj. Weite, oats, add Thoa. Pearce,
barley. Thousands of acres of fall wheat
will soon be harvested.
Tlmra a . n.:.nr tmn I
the wire or Mr. Wesley Cravens about Hie
first of the month, the mother has been !
cjnlte ill but at last accounU was improv.
plentiful in some nuts.
We liad two smoky days last week, dur
ing which it was very warm on Saturday
and Sunday. The thcrrnornelor reached
84 deg. in the shade and 115 deg. In the
sun on Sunday.
Haying is going on in some parts still,
but the greater portion of the farmers
have finished.
The Oregon Central Railroad is pro
pesiinff slowly. The narrow gauge is
likely to be finished to Dallas, according
to the say so of the Dallasites.
Respectfully, Dick.
Ileppner Notes.
BT OCR OWN COStCSTOXDEST.
Jclt 29th. 1S79.
Ed."E. O. Our stew is very scarce
this week and nothing taking place, but
will soon, as there has been rich quartz
supposed to hare been found close to this
little town lately. Geo. Laid and J. C.
Franklin are the lucky men. The quartz
Is' thought to contain silver and j gold.
A specimen of the rock has been sent to
Portland for inspection and if it proves to
be good murine, will at once commence
working the ledge. More particulars next
week, probably.
Hot weather is all that conversation
can start from now when we meet on the
streets. The thenhosaetoe stands 10B in
the shade.
It was reported In the neighborhood, that
an old man fell dead sot long slnc one
Sunday while sitting in the parlor where
rusdaatuteraaa yonnjr lover were spark
ing. It may be that the conduct of the t
young couple caused bis death, if so. the
-old folks" had be tier look a "ltetle out"
hereafter.
Several of our citizens are going to the
moon tains on a fishing and Imcklebtrry
expedition. I wish them rood lock and
a pleasant trip wtien they start,
crowd is completed with a few ladles.
The ,
The sure bouse that was neatioocd In
my last, still goes os. The wall is about
12 fect hich tad the stone Iavers are itill
inling them up. J be workmen are Mr. C.
onng and E. IL Halley.
3Irs. J. B. Fetkins rctarned home last
nizht from her visit to Pendleton.
To more donbta about onr school boat :
work was commenced oa the foundation j
this morning, and will be seabed rajadlr
ahead nntQ completed
sereral are ncre looking lor locations for
the pnrrxc of halldice immediatcJr.
reyinc.
C. MaDory has just retsrnctl from Port
land, where be has been for about six
weeks, lie brought home with him one of
tiic Cacat carriages he could find hi Port
land. For the benefit of his lady friends
he tried it last ere: ing aad could find bo
faalt only that it had one scat too many,
He Is ahead of the boys now.
James Hager of Weston Is la oar town
looking for a location to build,
Mr. "Ileppner has a nephew juit from
Xew York. lie is a daguerrotyphcr and
came here with the intention of Joe-tin? In
unr midst, and proposes to bcild immcdi.
aiateH'.
V The
The yonnr ladies of town was out last
night serenading. For what purpose I have
not been able to Jearn. They were singing
"I aas lonely to-night love, witliout thee."
t F. W. II.
A lad about 16 years of age, bv the name
of William Jones, vealnrcd out fn the Wil
lamette river too far and became cramped
and was drowned before assistance could
reach his. A Miss Rosetta Johnson was
drowned near Rainier.
The Dalka Monlaiur contains the fol
lowing: "It is not true tiat Mr. Bascosa
left her bed and board. Her bed was told
before ahe left. (Signed.) Mrs. Mary
Bascosi, The Dalles, Oregon, July 26:h,
1S79."
Ilardlya week passes bat drunken In
diss nuy be aeea on the ostskirts of the
city of Use Dalles. Those who furnish
then the lieaor abeali receive the fall
benefit of the law.
The Portland Grfffonia cays that a tele
gram received at that ofice froaa Washing
ton says that the free delivery system will
be established ia that city, cosmcscisg
Oct. 1st.
Last Saaday East Portland had a fire.
Thefoaadryof Messrs. Tboapaon & Cooeey
was found to be on fire. The loss is put
down at about $1,250, with $250 iamraace.
A notice in a North Carolina hotel din
ing room reads: "Members of the Legis
lature will be sealed first and the gentle
laea afterward."
Special Agent James seized 1.400.000 feet
of caw logs at Palouse city, in Whitman
coanty, last week, for violation of Uncle
Sam's statutes.
Last Wednesday the alarm of fire Was
giiecin the Dalles, bat was put cat is
time to prevent it getting under fall head
way. Pat Maloney brought to Jacksonville aa
immense beef-hide weighing 63 'pounds
wnea ary. it came irom Uig nunc.
There Is plenty of snow on the mountains
l near Baker City and the thormotnetoria the
I ey 83 degree. In the shade.
Rev. Kirkman and wife went to Walla
Walla Ibis week to attend the coaferencc.
Particulars next week.
The Grant County ifeirs goes for friend
Parker, of ll Walla Walla Etdaman, ia
Its last luo-
Mrs. Wa Lee will start Xaat la a few
days to her haebaed, rrho wcat two weeks
ago.
The Albany Democrat has arrived at its
thirteenth birthday.
Dr. McKay has moved his place of buei
Bess to his residence
Wheat rust In Douglas couaty,
iflst of Letters
' . . i i yr - Ti 1 1 . .
Jtemaining in mc posiomcc ai icauicioa
August 1st, IS79:
Allen Lamy
Moore Belle 2
Murphy Richard
Mltchci! Mary N
Morris James L
Marsh Man- E
McLead M
Motom Franklin
MoWillianu RJ
black Llisrlw'J
Rlakrly Win 2
Burnett TS 5
Brookoff Fred
Bennett J S
Bryau Frauk 4
Hlackley Lou
Burger H T
McThomas I
Blckerton Winfield S MeEntoch Jerry
Barclay W L Newton K
BcaclcJ 11
AolJe 1 o
Bale Henry
Blake J 11
Brcnard James D
Beck John I
Conrady LL2
Crawford J H
Cooper Wra A
Colvert S
Conley
Church K F
Cabell Louisa
Coffin D
Dannals Harry 2
Daniels Carrieis
Enos W II
Fall D I,
Foster NT
Gevrcg F M 3
Garrely James
Oilman Levi B 2
Graves Geo F
Griffin William
Grizzle Lucy
Hillhouse Marion 4
Ilcnnca J 3 G
Planting GustUl W
Padgett Silas
Palmer II C
Price Miss Sarah
lbithrock Carrie 2
Kuthrock A B
Rabcrtson David
Rice James M
Itwim Clifford
RuJ W E
Rochester Ramly
Sainmervillc K J 2
Saw telle Georje
Snwtelle Mary
Shaftr Wm
Stephens Mrs Mary
Siutshimer Elic 2
Sbutrutn Georcc 2
Salisbury J W
Stevens Elrai I)
Slruthcrs Archie
Smith Gen L
Stroud Saraael
Strnuter Jaonb
Thompea M 112
Tlbbetts Sarah A
Thatcher Geergc
Torrance II J
Vert John
VInninj: Mrs F C
Wells L B 2
Willi II A
Wood Edith M
White Millard E
Ward Frank V
Wan; Jeremiah
WlUiaras KebrccaS
WartinserJ W
WringlcVQ
JOT A C2
it ijZf -r
j jm q
Harrall Emclia
Helmes B
Johnson J
Johnson Clurley
Jams Henry B
Jipson J W
Lothron Thomas
Lamston Sylvester
Lawrence Wm J
CetatuiiBicatioB.
Eo. "E. O "-When Dunn's plaa of the
new bridge was adopted, it was acceded by
all that we were zomg to have the bct
bridge ever built in the county; bat thisgs
have chanrol siae the ceo trie t was lei,
and in teal of siriBgers etkty feet we
are peine to have them spliced tm save a
couple of hundred dollars. Iatcadof gui&g
to bedrock, as plainly indicated on plan, we
arc golar to haTe an end en a leakier that
looks u if it misbt have bees daated,
and the ether end cn gravel vrv Mule, if
any deeper than the bed of the stream.
The contractors oapht to le anie that dc
vutinfr from plans erdered hy the Coaaty
and paxl for, is breaking the coatract a
their part, and thrava them on the merer
of the iaperinteadaat who, e believe,
see jotttce done to the ccBty.
Tax-Pattk.
The yellow fcrer seeurgc is raging with
some severity in Memphis and XewOrloaas.
A few iioUtcd caea have occurred imf
the refugees from the above chics in Lai
rfllc and other cities aloag the Ohio. Many
of the soathera cities have bcea qaaraatia
ed ntahlv Xatchez aad SkmrtMtrt. TWr
aulbcxkjcs re putting ferth every exertiaa
in meir power to prcresi we ipmvi m im
dreaded pestilence, aad it Is to be hprl
the aaaitary measares bicb they axe is
asguratlas may be productive of good.
Fmra a nfiraie letter we leara tkat Umm
mta ucrc kdl-d a few days ago in Yaa
Kee r nrfc. I he atUir is saiJ to be Uc re
mit of claim jumping. Oar teforauksK
cmU nt get the foB particatars. The
mines there prodscc quarts that pay to
has 1 39 miles.
In Oreroa. for tlx? fermd eeirtcr ef ISTf.
there were fesrteeB faihrra, amwiBtmr la '
I10,50T, and far the tint six bkmIh of
1570 there were twenty-tfaree fattem,
ameuntiag te ? IS4.721. Orea- WaiB
corsrares Tery fatomUy with States ?
equal proportion.
- a
"The Chinese aut ga," says Kearney.
And they are guise CTerywherc. Sse i
them are starting for the Xortii Pole, says
the AiU Cdhfmu.
Tsuie of the InArptn&c'. calls as Mho
key. Tisbrtier !o ! called a aoakey
than the ' ocUide of a bolozna.
TTEW TO-DAY.
Final Settlement.
"vroncxis ucncsr cites thjit the o-
Oerccsrd IJuMriUll hm SM bee Sail te
cncix u tbe bUU of narrxoa llak. oVcraanS. a4
UMftadirar frptmim. UTS, b set lartsa! &uu;
Of nsx ay ererr ai ta coan.
c. w.
nxtixr.
CTXTHIA J. HALT,
JUsitatniftL
JlBrta-SC
33.
Sxddlc nntl llariios
MAKER,
ri3fDLET0.V. VntGOX.
KEEP Ccplittiy oa hastf a censfUr ttfftr
Bararra. SwUfin, Erv3r, Xir. ."ran. Cairn ,
BaSun, Soctm, aa4 rmyfUax B4al ta aar Kae.
CaSaed a u ttterr ttlff. a-Erjdi
les rncsftiy ttmiei ta.
Scott 4 Raley,
DEALERS JX
Paint oils
DyestulTs,
Glass putty,
Patent medicines
And Perfumery.
STATIONERY-
School Books.
Fancy &. Toilet Goods.
WINES
AND LIQUORS:
rare Llqaore.
MUSICAL. IRSTHUMKSTSs
Sheet amir,
Maalca! books.
Lamp
tiatnp flzlarcf.
Moalitlnra.
mtt
Plctare ten tut ,
TAc, Etc.
rreacrtiHtont artfully prrtxraaM.
ifi
rwiclleton, - - Oregon.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
For Sale!
30,001) Pounds.
SHEEP DIP, Leaf Tobacco.
Fifty Barrel, of Sulphur.
70 Bads of Lime and 40 Ions
AI.I AT LOWEST PRICES.
Woc4 hU l PwtU! xai &i rrxcdwo by ear ml
dmt J4t6rfcr 5i rr rrrt. eatatioa. CU
TTosJ ftMki,Sletn, tlaUi uj
lUbJ lnD oa LuxL All or
dn itxl taftww of oJ
rrovm UI
Receive Prompt Attention.
JOHNR. FOSTER & CO.,
Umatilla, Oregon.
uarxfcS V) Sao
W. HALLER,
Watchmaker fc Jeweler.
Sfvre at ikvtt di Hatty', 1'cndltUm, Or,
linf More
lUlf kT rtrt lUtMM La bMoru uj iiAtf fooi
rronr. a 4urr f ;er fulrocu; 1
-UMATILLA
UMATILLA. - - OR.
I MVERS, lYepritter.
Hfftxrt Uulrt met t4 m Vtl .
Ti lv tamr l"Ji so hl&t UtuXt.
XI Ctp trrA, rU.
Flour exchanged for Wheat,
juctir
ton
TNT
RESTAURANT!
avtr. rNTE&yctn tskim ruascne i.vav
. Mt:libcftmU(llalUtucori
FIRST CLASS RESTAURANT,
STIVE'S SAMPLE ROOM.
PEXDLETOX. Oil EG 0.Y.
Wkt7M eutu tl
JBEsST TABLE
North cf San Francisco,
NO CHINA HASH
yiy Rcxtnuraut.
CaS il tnx sm i trul u unify jvmK
A. LAPIERCF,
Com m ere 11
STABLE.
FEED SALE & LIVERY.
J W B.azva rnfc
. . , . . n it n fl :
Mam S reel fli p. Druar Sore,:
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.
I'euuicioii, urcjron.
Hanra ala f ta arser aM rrMf Mr aar.
Usnts Btsrdtd ty tic Dy r iri. ai
..-Utasntllc llMa..
Plcntv rPeed and -a free use
of Comb and Brnsh.
Bart, One aaj 5re tie.
-LIVERY-
Ha. Strrtt, tir sase Ileue, WaSa WaSU.'
- Prop.
1Ut tHUe U kearc at iU KtO FTABIX.
Boneabaardalby the dy ot wk at rcamublc nla.
Wbea mm Iff UtU ay ttof alia e bora.
jjtr
Special Inducements
Offered to those contemplating bimr.g
STOVES.
JBtrr a pat aawrtaai of !jrIa Cok Sure
aa4 Eaaftra wfca t aia vctL ctxap tut caaa.
If jouwantto save money, don't bay
until vou have priced my
stovca. I have Iargu
and comdlcta asxort
ment of
TIN WARE
which 1
will sell at whole
sale and retail price
and at prices to suit the
tunes. Also Pumps, Wrought Iron
and Pipe 1 am prepared to cut
A ICD tl rP ' 4airnt Wa?h ta rslt rear eCs
i. Uj tUrk ( Wool nd KiHrw W,n U 6- aa4
in to atMcWai. u U tbrt'.'i. All Llel ef Jabbtar
aa4 rriirlsf dooe llh acatccM and tf"f
Thanking tho public for tbeir
very lilicnil tatron
ago during Uio
jait, nnd solio
a continuanco
of the saine.
Mybutseuat Hrjiw U la charja of T. W Uallry.
w. T, Leezer
WATCHMAKER & JEWELER,
The Dallu, 0r?o.
Has renaa&retly located lo ea Srcoc4
xrrri la oot of Um era itorka of
K03C T0CT'.!
Kr.m os naxn a n.vr. trr or Jcwxxnr,
WilcbasdCic. Alwdera
REPAIRING,
At reauotU rU. tti4 ta year oraera.
tS"IUa Atmva at Living Prle.-&S
A sent foe Ne X. ,
Wheeler 4c Wil'es Sewisf Xackise
MILLS,
crrV
M and - Sign
1MINTIiG
u. Ktsns or quxamex
TIL LLTTERIXQ AND
SIGNS EXECUTED
IN THE VERY BEST
STYLE.
filU&uJoQ Gbsnalrrd.
Carriage Painting,
ExhWit of
Dr. to.
Ami. ofluniBrei by wewir for
"l oo xxoat of rntjeriT Hz
Dttta, 5w
fUU'i ippenJofUMs!
Koasly'
iBicsUl
Exhibit of
Or. T.Ts rl la
tcSt cu!!U4
DewiJS. rtc Often fmn Ute
ttnaltj ftiAapitf tlti la.
Dttlsqstst
Stef up Mtlrt hlmr the rxrm
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inwal rmitfl it wra Su
Vjll 7M
run u4
ml tm
It famjt ,
Sl f psri tCreu ,.
MtoCTtjllXOBI
Willi tlu tface.
Ukfrttal CO.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
Stxayed.
IriROU TtlK JU.NCI NER rXXPLETO.V. XE
. nM eun. UT la farrb4, a!nf yran K,
mtMaWtoMllMHlV t4rr H. ceft a
W rrvteUy TtM WuibatwdalaMBtlatikw.
Hk tle c4 Mrrlii imi. S tna be( ! j
!, vtac aba 1 wrd SOry 2 jr U. um
Wit. urlafOTTtt I4uttif nS:niR
tr tm lrrlUL dm toxi. t ywtkac tnr-l Mry.
tut ta fcrrtmt Vi A miri f t W imI
allaiSr II tmiruwttm uMUiU cm
it IVaHrti. cr Uf uhnulM ta vril lot to
ttrtr ncrrtgy, br l- rajif rrjc4 XMmt
U Ijtm n arrt MrMSctoa, Vrnn.
Jwel(3- WU .V.WCtXK.
V00D! WOOD!
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Jr PCSULETUX
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G. . BAILEY.
GENERAL LAND
AGENCY,
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MILLINERY t
MILLINERY t DRESS MAKING
ta aW lam if it. aa4
la tUbMUIWpnrUnl
umM u.a tili, 1 im re
mtt tna fzTnau-n a Wjt Twnj f
C0OM
Ttc Laiot Jy Vi ft Baml'i raam.
S-CaX t t a "
curtUX XKS. BECBKTX k STXXXXHSG.
Dirsolntlon If oticc.
riiacesrAirryceBir aexxntrase rxisrws
L rira X. Lu( ai X. J Strwgana. trr a
Staa t.iia af laa; k tonajmi la It star Brrarry.
haSHia. H llai r tarmimt. X. taxz PT al
4taealMtt tra as ah 6rVu m wt p7 V.
a A. Lao.
Jatt S, tin. A. J. !min
A. 31. Spaiks' SAL80.X,
PraidUtoa, Orr(f.
KECTS OS BA3T0 TBC5AMC C00D OLD MVS.
Main Sltrt, aippaaltc AI.xa.Mlrr alart.
EalablUtird la 163.
JAS.H.KOONTZ,
Forwardiug and
O o m m 1 ssion
And Agent for Shippers.
Fire-proof "wareboiijia for
storage.
-Ata fVaVr la-
General Merchandise, Wagons
Ac4 Farra Uacatacry.
Il'nnT V41 la IVriUl rr Ria TmxUvo u
Uaik ceoda ct af J. IL C. Vnatitta. a
rtrM
CONSOLIDATION OF THE
STAR & CEKTML
BREWERIES.
LASG Jc STAXG - rropridort.
I RC '0W PBKTARCD TO FT RXtJH THE BEST
J httt auaebctarTti la Eaitrrs ttsn. Larartcf
tkl lirlpiraOag as4 brauar! brrn win tad It to
trmr tntrrrat 10 on m vr kw iar orarn 10
Brtatty.
PRICES REASONABLE.
( rtn.1 it )
raws or wnn a ...
Quit bo0 r d&aa. f3M
ricttiaUksr'vdaafa.. t SO
Onfen kft st ellbtr fto et bciicwa wtU rrvrtr
rvoas altnUoo.
$1
TO tXKO A YEAR, ar f 1 to tS s oar ta
roar oa Iccalllr. No rut. Weraradaaa
arrll u atn. Uaar taai mora taaa la
amonat UlrJ abere. Si 0t caa Wt to
mat mcey tut Asy eea raa i ! work. Yoa
ui makf iroo 10 tceu la 13 aa boor by daivUaa
roar emler tsd rrart lira la ine txmncn. oUt.
lit Ilka It fur tMMT wtaklrs ttft oStrfl WtJtt. Boat
tmpliiUUtd Mrtetly booenbla Kraifr, Ifyoa
rct U Ibovu all aboal tb htl lriBC bvaum Us
tun i be poWks. ad ai ywor aiMrtn tad we wt0 scad
yoa rati txMtoilirs aad WU trmu ttre; umpire
arorift ; alio nrr; yoa caa inm nt ap year in lad
Mm EXHIBIT OF UMATILLA (I0ITF,
-tarv-
Finances of Umatilla County for the Fiscal year ending Jnne 39th
1870, on account of Property and Foil taxes
.11,321 U9 CO
by eUrtiX.
CO
Tool.
.tl,'JUpU 03itS(ICiUry
immmta x r.uan:
f 9.T71 i
. 4.CM U
rasd...
.. 3,13 Si!
fsll uMUMUby Jiwnaor. I czfi ic
atom! . i"ni
$ Uoo
TUl propnty a4 poO imnml.,.
I11.M3 M.i
receipts and dlsbursenients of VmatUla County for the Fiscal year
ending June HOth
by
I 7 Mi
stcrtff.
IxnM...
uljtoorlKro-
by Xmtor
" thenS.
2,441 ai
ita eoj
o eoj
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Z,7U M
21 M
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1KS.M
mi
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17 3m
a 7t
hrUttotm
at cni
a wj
317 U
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Tol tt u J
WJ ITOJ. un JXf J7.IM
Bltae
S t,3 7l
n to -
1J, 871
S.13S7W
TtU tsbUWTM UCa. la Uu Utoso eq
ADVERTISEMENTS.
PENDLETON
BAVt aracar.
THIS CENTRAUsTT LOCATED
ASS
HfltSE
rOPCLAtt
roi citK
BAT1SC BEEX EST1RELT
aSFITTED aad JL2FTJ25ISKZD
is awr crzxrs roa
The Reception of Gnemts,
THE TABLE
nitiaeiMVf ln(!tnar(ine UrnrTV
tb KartK tStri. aad rtrrj tuna uu U atcf
THE BEDS
if al ar-v. aad lb rrai bar brra rcna.4 ia iW
BraWatxyUasrfwaarieyeawarajaica vsaCySveai
laaraltlU.
THK PKNIilfTON nOTEn.
ta alax rrTsasU wja a? vaa tla tm.ai4
tSc ftmt la nnnrt Ikal a LaS it tbr
rrntM brCTf ta trry 2Ei7 HOf-ii: Lot vC Or
Kaaaritra
7b nilU aaS tntrf raSOe art nayafaBy la
S, 3sl. Pennington.
JACOBSON & CO.
Main St., - - rendleton, Or.
UH der te tbt career vroaasu 1Ta.Saai3rr"a
Retail dralm in
Fine Wines LiqntKS k Cigars
If joa dcrirc a nice
coolinj leYcraijeT
such aa will make
troubles and
sire to lire alvajs
call oa oa at tie
popular resort
gou forget all your
aad talc a smile
W tar a N. 1 fc4 UUt Sa islrrcea yac
CaSaraaad. Fla atara, bfaan aad cif.-
alrm kr4 as baad.
D- Theodore.
Uuatiujl ' Orxcox
Ail Wads ot Liquors Bd
choUest WINES, CIGARS, etc
kept coastantly on baud at this popular
KESOKT.
aire uc x call cEsnxMCi xnd see
roa TOCKa ELVES.
& Dasia.
I. C Emai
Heppner Flouring Mills. J
Heppner, Orcgsjii.
DEXIS ct JIEW1SOX, Irvjmctort,
TUU y IU. IS SOW TCRXtSR OCT AS GOOD AN
arlicto ef dear aa aab Snad aoy wtea. Tb
blffenf caab prww faM for w beat. rVoar. 00 nral,
bwsiay aad mill frrd aiwaja ea baad for aak, ae-S
Saer (trra ta xduca br arbnt. rarLacU
LIYERY & PEED STABLE.
R.2Y.Stand.teId,
proprietor.
Unu tills,
J Oregon
Vlso keeps constantly on hand, and for
sale cheap, a full stock of sad
dles, harness, etc, etc.
XES.HEXTEK. Desires to anaannee
to ibe laditw orrraUlrica
aid Ttclally lbl ah b J1
rtlanwrl rrrm b wbere tba
baa parrbarM a Urje aad csnplrta
llock orXilliscry aad Flury (ocds, naillac ef
aira.rauxoG, aaacaoiKtaa.urt,acaarB. aaeisa
rsaaavaaa, tc, rrc
I woeM rrarrruelty lar.lc all le ran and (itialoa
By tlock wbkb Urocar4rte a rrrr paHicekr,
aod lb title will wit ibt iaot rxtidioaa.
Vlt JiKS. J, HKXTER.
Cr.
lire, tuu and
s,r t
.. ujm is
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... j,mt
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V (ft
... M
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.. ssas
Hdtocl
estir.
Deforest Uxm, U7
By AlaUMraief uiu ... ...... .... .
Stliua A tfUaiaet4 Uzn, Utt: ..,
Tut ii,sa i
181'J.
Ca.
r wet Clran U-rt lUII
sltry CcijJadt. Ua V0
Cotes uocr Ztt 09
Ttmanr tat (tiBtUff, TJ
fknl itspnaznittl...... . .... MS ca
Ooalr Junwr .. , .... 713 M
n Oa(f CVfi, 1. H. firon .... SH U
Cosaiy CUrt, J B. Kety.. I.IU M
" nbmS Z.itrttat J jet XS
-SfcCTls; . . Vn7 Sf
AU&rzaj A Nacxnra M
" rjpfuct, JuUe' Coaru lH M
Jalft tod Ortt oftiOci. ii
Rami it Brr... 1JU 3a
CoroMr! L)ciu. c. it
" " tarxVxtil J,nt u
.-Stjrt u
- rrfttta Um nccpu. ua U
TauJ
J. B. KEEXEY.
eu.iY Clekk,
ADVERTISEMENTS.
3. X. Bdiut.
Jf.tr.Kaa-at
&SAWJT.
PLANING MILL
SASH & DOOR
FACTORY,
DE23Laj.0tO23L,
rUatrt ia aU iu braattci tee psscfCly aad ea tuaa
Wtadav rraaca, Saab Bliad aad Cbca fmSlt
01 ail DcscriptMaa.
W are jo-parrf U 13 erden at I kt Wwtar (cites
acsSaorsc and r-rtfiT fatslaaia; aad vera
tS M err US trrL
BrrrSni wcat!irrenir3rax&aafdSar 1 foct mm&
S totb rina- KnUrr, far fcr txA, orraf rV- ii gri
Pt1MSpc
:ararxaUdatfraa K niaSS OS.
aaaai Vy vaaatay SIM
C-iUaufc.7caacXT. tl TJ.
Va4b-Voirdx SiSprr doxra.
OaaabiXlaer(rlxoft3tabnItdaUaa S Va
caa.
UtXiizi c etal prr fcaci prr tx Kcal.
FURNITURE
CfaK kiada Bade la crtrr ea abort aetxeat TaCa,
TTaRa pnecs.
5 W ar. nnuLril wkb a faB rttf af -ark
a?7 ear aad a IB takr rrearaoj Jar aciWtaf bacjia
ml aX dracraia cacapicic
UHDtRTAking
a rciaSy.
mi rf a r
AgrRir.istrayain' ITotice.
-v-ancg r hebebv err ex that the csnsx-
1 Kxard baa tra apoaard AdaaMtramz CftW
fin rt H. tT. JUym. dnaaanC JLJ nc bar
ttc au ari: Kd otatr arc f-airr t -canca
tb aasr I bmi wtta lb fmmi rm'Wii. tt axa rot
rsr Bear KottiSx tnsiisf ail cavtba 2Ka cair.
Kf US. r. KTEXi
A STEXX layavrewataara. aad aa rrttiik
rA.r4. Tac cu piv tb In la aa a tnal
vaaiact rzToaa. Ttc brs etycrtaajty frrrr
eZrre far i'.r wdBax aa wara. Tac tTieaM
try Mtbscdaa cats yea r far yaarwIT t twc.
raa da at laa t au 1 m we egg. M i cXTixav.
am. Twcaamu aByagrtaaaaraaJyywaf apara
seaa te Lb baatsoa. aad Bake jrrat pay far mry
Wr tbat yea rst Taotra Make aa aaacb aa saw.
Sci Scr ral rrrtiVt tern sd paracalara. wbeS
wetaadbve. J J actll frr IVat caaaptaia af asd.
tLaawbCeyea bare neab arbaaas. addnaaSLBaL
1X77 k CO.. rtlaaC JCaise. jljMly
HAEDWARe STOKE I
ia to
G.WT WEBB'S
1 -
l-'or your hard ward, Tin-n-are,
etc . etc, where
you will find such,
as saws
I OCXS,
atxiiY
XXsUH.
rxox ruiiss, '
SVC;.
And in fact eyery thing kept
in a first-class
Hi ED W ASS STOKE.
Aba a reoririe aaajctxest ef
COOKING STOVES
aaSascat
Wiiek I Kill nil at Jhrtland price. riU
av jrauxi cauoa.
A full stock of tin-ware at
W&alsals &ai Xetail
U Ty lew prlcca,
A! b-ddK
Atwajs ea baad tbe abort tataUoaed aad aha.
PUMPS & IRON PIPcS
ripe rat to salt coaucaera,
JTOB "SXTOUBL
of alt binds ikee at sooJm- prkrw aad ta ml Iba
UaKS. CaS and see bribre pairbailss rterabera.
JAIX Street rpmU tit ( vrrt ffowtr
G. W. WEBB.
Stray Hcrvcs.
The rounirtxa nnsc hired stoats cax
balbaadat r.newrn taac&eainu Hone. 1
dark bar tatra baoda blzb ta r tZyrara eU. eH.
lar nark. bnadl E Fea kftabobirr. IbrowaEtar
SyeaiaeU. aabiaad, little wane tpot lt back f
wrlbrra. I brirbt aorrtl stare 3 ytan aU, wbU atna,
la tacr, bnaded M D raaafcird oa kft abooUer.
Tbewaerraa(rilb nxi by calltacM HwtH"x
race) aad rayUf cbarsta. JrJ5-
McCenrric Lyoa.
BARBER SHOP,
(HSaaax,j
Itair CUItif. Sbatlas aad Sbasraoia
Mot Baths Always Ready,
Ititn sTrrrtj Iv&tHca,
f