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PENDLETON, UMATILLA COUNTY, OREGON, MARCH 19, 18SL
VOL. 6.
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NO. 23.
TIIK -JO FKN.K" qt'KwriOX,
1 ),l 00,000 I Mbela, with mi twarar >•
, out of the dreFS n< strils like th« tines
o ov. r 22 bushels to the acre, which
| of a pitchfork
Just tu lt«*d. reach««!
[Cott.rWMittt« ia tb« E art (>Mna«i*v J
•‘Y»s. G« m I ha< niRtU me a
Mx. CtitToa:—A |reat deal has been
ever was exceeded in thia f t ite, and
; th«> foot of the tree the deer «aught
Job Printing;
AO'J I am
U» iw
I am the son al s Jack of all trades
said in the public print« and in the
we bel e.e never has been «-quated in
JilRl WI. m ! H s * insriiiil, not re*M( lllllg OUl him. One <>f the pheesof ice went on'
and
1
lived
in
the
Old
Dominion.
My
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any State in ’he Union. It is claimed
' one side of Drake and one on the other l ommui.ity alriut what is called the
F«>r «Hhrr iliinifR. ►Iri<-r !!»»
imenei
WUu kb'JWR ma I m >» i and luvre me ba fit 11 ar The treo «as just big enough to Ct in
father is a hard working man and a t Ual our lands, untue nt them, in thia val­
“
no
iwica
law.
”
I
am
«
little
surprised
rendition, Oregon
urdarad lb »a l«»r luo
i very great grumbler, and it ia a well ley have b«'eu cropped too long, bat the
between lb«1 ends of the two prongs of
to hear so much opposition to it m this
•*A woman, t«» lor n.y Il's out
known fw;t that such men generally aggregate harvest of 1860 does not
ice and hold the d«M>r fast. There they
In quiet, womanly
show much damage dovie The fairest
were, IL-d couldn't move uor the doer part of the country. A traveling cor ■ are very quick tempered.
HOOK AND JOII PRINTING
!l«<rhiE (lie frirofl hattle,
One day in a year not long ago, he way to demonstrate the value of any
couldn't move. The deer's breath kept respondent of the Btatesiuan, u mong i
Of «vary
y awl |>r«*mp(ly
at
Healiitf aw ihroiiEli a lia/e
other
things,
said
of
it
that
“
it
hod
'
and J entered an old loft, the kind of county is by honest comparison, and as
Jim «funding, anuifglintf *»*rld of in« o on freezing, and Red. looked Imck over
rvaoamaiila r«irf
W«Hild rea|wrlfully cell Ilia *ttrnh«m of the
crowd ihruiigb ibrlr ba»y <Ja)s
Ins should. r and saw ice forming all its origin in laziiieM.” That put me in ; structures that were to k- seen in day» the world has to hear much concerning
public t<> I heir largely leerveard »u* k of
aroUnd him.
He expected to i«e frozen mind of wiiat an old man in Missouri gone by, with the staircase running up tha wonderful fertility at California, we
••J am not atnihf or valiRnt,
I would uoi Join th« fiif!»•.
\ t«> death
By and by, when the circle i said of a brake on a wagon the first J the outside leading to a platform, »he. e will aoeept a challenge at any time to
He said it was all stuff to be boused was touted up.
Or j.•«Ik with crowsla in lb«* highway« of ice had grown so tight around him * tuue he ever saw one.
couijiare with her products, and give her
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
’!«• »ullv my garmaiifa whha|
’ “pure lazinesa" The no fence law has
We entered this loft for the porpiose at least 15 per cent in the game; that
that
it
was
han
I
for
huu
to
breathe,
V
But I hav«j right« naa »••mai«, and her« I
now
obtained
in
nearly
all
sections
of
of stowing away a lot of blade folder. too, when we know well that as a fre­
saw that tho deer's MMs was being rap 1
claim my right.
llere
*Ie cou,l,r
where
We had bueu at work some time, quent fact, poor fanning is dene in Or­
i«lly cl .¡.««I bv the fi.rnnug i< ••
H«-n l "I"
™—” y
Z * “ B ■ »ho United
' """■ ■ States
’««
*The rurht nf a row» to bloom
'washuimdy hup-
it V c.uld bob! ‘here *. .scar, Ky of
tnnlier
" *' ‘ "i It has, wh«u he told me work a little faster; egon.
hi ila own SW«*el. •• paralr way,
ATFOKNEY«
AT THE VERY LOWEST HATES
We unhesitatingly assert that any
Wiih Bona io qusalmu the perfumed , ' out until the breathing of the deer was so far as 1 know, always l»wn found to 1 soul I was working as fast as I could ;
pink
t shut off he might escape, for then the work well. Surely no country ever he said it waan t so, and to have the good fanner who will summer-fallow
JOHN A <11'YE It.
And nr.m* t«j uttar a niy
mmii" break needed itmoreHhan neat of Umatilla la»t word 1 said I was; with that he every third year and work to fair advan­
door would die, and in falling,
If it reach« • a hkH nr pnrtita a thorn, a»
Wh-n‘t,|1e‘“' e,hl]“T‘‘»‘
does, and yet there are many to picked up a bunch of fodder Mid struck
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
tage and with gi>xl ju igment can av­
the icy bonds. t*.'l__ ___ _ 1___ 1 __
t»cu a r«*ae live may.
*. Stockmen miaguio that it at me.
erage 25 bushels per sore in Oregon
ed around Red. so tigiit that he could ■ _ _ -
riXtlLKToX,
.
.
UKKUOX
•*Tlie right of i hr Ittly birch Io ft«»w,
would
injure
their
business.
A
great
It would not i*m it was a very tor- and by deserving it by thorough culti­
only get a breath ul*>ut a sixteenth of'
. -
,
, ,
. . -
Their
will ou4-*»l •• heretofore of
T«» tftow aa th«* !>«r«i »hall plane«*,
Oprti • I'p «taira, «Uta« il»« P-wt-fh. *
SI. inch in length, k. rplunk droj pod th.-
‘*"'7" *,rMVJ-v ‘“v5
‘fcrU1> midal le weapon, but it proved so to vation esi often realize 30 bushels per
By never a tturdy ««ak rrbubrd,
fenced,
and
they
think
they
have
no
him.
Ik-mrii m»r aun n«»< breria.
acre.
<teer U> tJi«* grouiifl, dead from ku I km ^ ,
EVERTS *L WALKER.
Fur all its pliant aisn«J«rua»a, lno tu the turn, and Rod. »as free. Ou any other need of it and that others ought to be
It contained those terrible little but
atriH>g«r
Iters.
made t>> fence their farm»
A little awful -wicked birds styled “ bumble
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
•lav the wound tlut Rod. gave the deer ......
,
would have killed it at once. The lall l,k*’ the ^*L,n
“■»'■ger that could lje«-s ” that improve each shining hour.
"The riglit tn a life of my owo —
FUNOLtroM.
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UMKUoX
Two hundred and eighty-three notices
N<»1 mcr» ly a eaaUal bit
went clean through tV «.. . r ; but the ,,o<
the ha-v1"‘d wou,d J101 ‘f*
When the blow was delivered it stir­
<>* rwr la the ('•«•ri N«»«*
Of »oui«»lewty eim*» lilr. flung out
hole, froze up nitently «•’. each «id.. ”JW
“
Admitting that the no
red th 'ill up and made them fly out of ’he discovery of gold and silver in
That,
lahmg
bold
«•(
II,
New York State were officially entered at
anocKHiEs.
“7 WO“W n"‘
tkM”’
very much enraged.
I • H R»««
L • *»«
1 may S'and aa a cipher d«»ea after a numeral an«! th. deer was a. sound as ever."
AHiany during last year, the chief de­
“1 gums uonao-you Mleraei. rhc-nl kh' uld, \hr?
>t for others wh.u
W| l
They
did
not
slop
to
consider
who
TURNER A < <>X.
o' the Winter of 177«. or you'd k.- p a ‘A WOU,1J1 **»nu'dy do them no harm I was the disturber of their peace, but posit repoitjd being in Hamilton coun-
*Tlia right tn gather an«l glran
Vt hat fo»»«l I need and ran
1 h-tle mum on th- ««>1<1 weather «me». !,ow 1 d" co,,“!,,d U,at “ WGuld ’* took it for granted that it was the old W
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Il A R I) W A R E
Fr «nt (lie g.irn«sr«N| »l*»ra nf linnwlrilgr
Probably the largest astronomical
- iuon. 'sanl the Old S ttler, who hml »ora «<r ,»«•». proht to every man m the gentleman, a id I Was glad of it. Hav­
rtuni.rrox,
•
•
oxraux
Which man h«a lie<«|ird for man.
...me down from Wayne County for u «"“V’ ■"»’‘-»■ch m every man is or ing made up their “busy” minds to this apparatus in the wort will be one of
-.1. M... •>«*!. <w»w I« It, <W«r< H mm
Taking w uh fr« r hands fr* riy aud a let .«
I
CUIX.4
! httle visit "Fve know d sotnesnortin ,m*ht W U '*“*rast«l in the general effect th-y went to work to devour hiiur the equatorials now in course of con­
ordered pi all
... AMI»
struction for the new observatory at
' okl W inters in my time, but mv graml
'he whole commumty.
P r««R VVRfl«
* • «Alk*»
”The right! all. In at amt »wcelrit!
He twi.,ted and turned, then started
Tu aland all uuil'Miiau l
lath, r s expermnoe in the Winter of 76 .
“*
“¡e
fence, '** *''d to run ; did not take time to turn and Nice. Its focal distance will be about
TUSTIN * BA1I.EY.
U h* nrvn swrruw or want or tin
ruther l-wt. anything '.. mine."
th,■r,• w“"ld
' “PP«*1 dongle the run down the su ps, but made a flying sixty feet, and its aperture thirty inches.
(‘all f'«r a w««man*a aid.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
My grandfather were a great hun 7“°Tt of “crM** P“‘ •“««cul«»»stion. leap for terra tnuia, reaching it with a The observatory will also be the tines* in
G hiss ware, Boots ntxl Shoe«, With Dutiv t«> cavil or qucalura, by never ■ ter “ mi
a«v » m I« mm « riRsM*
' lnjm k>ll. r
lie tit in the rev
»d«1““’“ ,«o that there would V mure hop, skip and a jump He started for Europe if not in the world, and will
look gainsaid.
FIMM tlOM.
OÄtUOX.
! v lotion, all long the De! war vallev ‘ G“" protit in raising »h.«it for expor the house at the rate of 2:40 on a I coat fully 3,000,1*00 francs, while the
*’! do not a»k tor a ballot}
Otfi’-R <W«« «he IMRl.Acs
rh- Winter o 76 was ter'ble eold Ul“’"' °'.¥e
‘?‘d c,he*P plank road with these fellows pinned . instrument referred to will coat 250,-
'I'bAtrgh very life Were nt stake,
HATS and (’APS,
I would beg for the nobler )u»hca
Ev'rything in Uuwe ports was friz up 1 r-u“l'’rtaU.m and wo will then V a just where he had often sat down. (Will’
O F BEI L.
*! Iiat men f«»r m«*uh«w«'*s aak«*
On. of the P^ ’l^.u. ccnunonity. As it is now, remark here—It was Summer time and I
Large banks of magnetic sand have
Should givt ungrudgingly, nor is Ithul i till I lighter'n a snare drum
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
.■ul.idavs my gran lather struck th-
never can have general pruepenty. outer garments were thin.)
”oen dueoversd in tbs Isle of Bourbon,
urufii tight and lake.
AfiR »« »»•» Ft tU*
By that time the bees had enough— and
,iear Morbiban, and is being
• triuk of Botiw Injin« j«?at above here. 1 Never, [s-rhap*. were a s-t of fanners
•*Tbe fl«-rt foot and the fee bl? toot
FffWOLKTlM.
•
OMKaluN Notions, Etto
j imported to various parts of Europe.
B”ih »r« k the «ell »Mine gR« I.
, He follere«! cm, ami ki!le«l a couple on i more imposed upon thau they are in and so hail he.
™<* ov
this county. We have to [av al «out
Vrrti • <»««» Kttl <» v ^ a .«« i
M«» r “tasi
Tlie wrakrat Mddirr’a name 1» wr’t
He quietly remarked ha was no heg, Among other uses in which it is found
'em, and then started l«i«*k over the |
Mv 'gran'father douh,e Prite for wagons and fanning km-w when he liad enough, etc
<>n the grvaf army mil.
valuable is in the reviving of plants
1
ridge
fur
his
cabin.
1
And God. w I ih lua l«' inan'a body a'rnDf
But the following morning I could 'rhih have shown symptoms of decay
I’IIY h K 'IANS.
| lived t<> be a hundred years old, an' to ' machinery, about fifty t*-r cent, more
inude lou the wnman'a a «ul ”
his drill day he stuck to it that what
groceno^and about twmrty-fiv. pra> have sworn he was no kin U> me.
through disease. Physicians bare also
- Lucy Lama.
1’
•
1'i’lif. ftir.ttsv tnas ri rt.r». .zwls than e.ivrav.^s^
Reader—» hat du you think that man ‘o“1“1 ■»
"»e* *“
cafc‘» “their
W (•
f M. K AY. M 11
m going to tell you were ex true ez r , cent, more for dry-guods than farmers
iwiMwriotM uiti:w
, do in California, and we g-t a little did 1 He laid it on to tue with an ap- practice, and are putting it to good
. preachm* an’ 1 helieve it.
He started
PHYS’^IAN AND SUKCEON
- back
mmw »• • fur
ws sow
s n»v
«»
’* over half as much for our wheat. How pie switch four feet long, and which “• in »»nous waya
Ins cabin v«>
over
the riilge.
He
ninur" oasuas
hadn't gone fur when he shot a wolf
PrO*P'r “ ‘ «■»““““y liad lately blossomed.
Oh, misery ’
Celluloid is reported in a new role,
He hatin I much mor*a
hi* ol<* (' I under such a state of things as that 1 (Tis said misery likes compmiy. I ad having recently been successfully ap-
W W Wil! rroMil. M l>
A
greater
[art
of
the
deeded
land
in
| flint lock when ho heard a yell off to
rnit 1 »as in misery', but 1 Oiduot want plied in the form of a veneer in the or-
(F <« N«w v.<a a«» |
, uamentatiou of mmiture.
It makes
PHYSICIAN ANDSUROCON
the left, mk I lookin' that way sec a big, the county, 1 am told, is now heavily ' his company.)
Murom., 1’*., J mi . 22. — " TV rex
mortgaged. That is not surprising oa-
Said — hadu t been for me the bees au excellent imitation of malachite, or
¡aiiiter coinin' for him. Painters was
FKWhlCTOM. UfcWiiW
quite a lit th* snap in the atuioKpVre t»
der the circumstances, and unless some would not have sturg him. I never eokffed marble, for table tope; is used
a picnic for the old man, an' he rammed
AH en'ta p*»M>p<iy ••«••*»••«1
«My t»r a-ghi
«lav, but whan I call to mi ml a piece < f
relief is soon found, the money lenders asked them, but took it for granted it for panels in imitating tortoise shell
down a big charge o' powder, an roach-
wuather wn bail m 1859 this serais like .•d fur his bullet pou«di, when, lo an' I will soon own most of the couutv.
must 1« so.
and other costly materials, and its man-
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.^ilKMKIt
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l>
And other prtehiee taken In exchange al a g>"«l «lay fi r a picnic," xni'l Sheriff
F
1 do think that if the voters of this
We recovered about th« same time— ufacture is destined to lecome one of
le'li Nd, ye, it were gone. He’d loat it
the Highcat Market, talea.
M
nrreu
Rulgway,
coming
into
the
county
uu.tersto.xl
the
uo
fence
law
in
PHYSICIAN AND9' RQEON
he from his stings—1 from the “lick-1 the most profitable industries of the
somewhere iu tho woods. Rightin' poin­
Uii'Miian Hoiike I ar room, «here a
it* practical workings, there would be : ing.
— **
, country,
country, owing
owing to
to the
the many
many and
and varied
varied
ter« without bullets wan’t so much of a
ri sm strvx. oar. ».
CASH PAID EOK wool
iiuuiVr of tho boys »ere guth.red picnic, j«
B. sides
the ole man had • gut '
°M’OSC l5 Le‘ ‘J1* “ CO1“
■
From that time tv the present day uses to which it can be applied.
<W”V« hl« I*
«4 «•«»•<*< (o th« p#”» !* of r»«
arouml th«* stove, discussing the weath­
i* stendiu' there,
«I...,..........
.1..I7,, • *“ler’ first—the stock raising business, my parent could tell the difference bc-
glMart* Mtel »orrwaialfK« « »Mit»* f y
cold white
and I t...
he didn't
Au experimentil tanner in Glasgow,
er. It was one uf the meut cold dsyx
for trausp«jrtation, (except it l«e sheep; tweeu a hone fly and a “bumble bee "
Ovatta ai »•».*!•<r«
.are t«> tinkle un alde-lxdicd painter
Scotland, has tried with most favorable
and the thenuomoter ou the front pur, b
it now rapidly on the decline; the three hundred yards away.
while his hands was all stiff. The pain-
LOOK.!
results a new process of tunning, in
regi.tered twentv I h -I uw .
tor ca
cattle
anti
where they
f ’
a er." pin' up v. .th his faAgs . f range
“*1’,,or
“i' 7
“" horses, wnere
M sr Da.
«..*«« »»
■«*« ‘ * « ted
~-2 profitably,
•*-**. m .»- a ** X_ 1 ■* • is
m pretty
— . —- — —y
; uh ch bark is wholly dispensed with,
“1 never knew until tho next Spring -how.,,' and hi,i ;aw* rudder'n a round I sas , as l I *«"
I and inorganic compounds are used in
ho»f low tho morcary did get that year, ’
well gone, unless it be ill a few locali­
o L cf an* In* tail a switebin* like a,.
-
~
its place. The process ia also being
continued the ih< riff. “W< bailatiivr
ties ; wheat is tile great staple article
cow « in fly tim«». Cold ez it were, my
used in Germany, and it is thought
uioox ter big enough to k«v*p account of
fi r transportation, and that and wool
gran fatluT mud the sweat started out1
' will altogether take the place of the
[Fraas tba Hlaiaetta Fanner.
the weather for the whol<> State. It on h.s farnd androlkdd .»«> hi. dieek.
°“'-v l^uctum. to bring money
E T FAGAN M !»
tu ;... , . ra ... NIH)
“•»<> me
dm cvuiliv
rou .ty
1 men
hen tire,
We
before us tur
the vvnsus
census ugurra
figures i old mode m a few years, from the fact
was three feet long and had a bulb at bigge, than h-s, eh.-snuts, ....
ineoe two
IMO in-
111
v have vcivrc
should
socially fr tectax! that «how the wheat product of Oregon j that it requires only from four to six
the Ix.ttem a. bi ; a turnip.
PHYSICIAN and surgeon
We didn't
|»sl on the ■„’round iu big bills, fur they i, ...
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•
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,
Iiotiicr with degrees on that thermome­ in. u. ta-t ez they fell. Th. v piled up.
*“?* *t',d **»
“ **? U R»r 1^79, also a leading California jour­ . weeks for its ccmpieuon, against the
«»RF<n»y
ter. Wc always raid it was so many ♦ i •
done
with««nt i proving detrimental to nal which gives the summary of whaat several months needed in the bark
*
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. _ i i ;___ * 1 a
’>ne wiinont
nwte a ft i y « a
nt In* 1« -t, an tb? numter kopt a creep- ..
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production in that {State for the same . process, while it is cheaper, and leather
iuches l>el<iw or so many inches al>ov«* m’up. .............
an idee hit my gran'-
t And I do
u C contend
°"
1*11 J * HAIL
tern. The thermometer hung on an father plumb ,u the tap kn.A II.
n° f“,Ce ’“W <WnU.ld
* year as returned by the State assessors. thus pre|ared is said to be equally du­
apple tree in the garden al our old
great blessing to the fanning commu­ According to these returns the total av­ rable as bark tanned hides.
PHYSICIAN ANO SUROECN
gral’lied Up a h ili ful o the uweat ez
Tb* en4cr«;gne4 bette« epeeM a
erage to wheat in California in 1879
ploco on the lawkawack. In the Spring
nity, and injure no one. Let us see.
A new and novel method of manu­
were friz in bulls an' [«cured ’em in his i
rsxnixnix, oasw«»
of '.'>9 I was s|>a ling up tha g.inion
Nearly every foot of land east of the was 2,613,663 acres and the total pro­ facturing artificial stone is being intro-
«>»rt< » Al the VlllaH llouae All cm IU |**»*n|rt!y al
olo inuskit.
duct
was
29,944,983
Imsheli,
or
ex-
Under
this
apple
tree
I
struck
a
vein
Umatilla
river
in
this
county,
except
the
IrtHlaM to, ay r* t.|«hl
troduced in Germany and other countries
“If 1 kiu git tin's«’ in on the painter
of quicksilver
I thought I'd Uncover­
mountains, is plain land ; our native 1 act ly eleven and J bushels per acre. with marked success. The process con­
j ‘fore they melt, he thinks to hisself,'
ed a mine of the stull, and says to my­
grass eats out very soon ; the land will ’ For the same year the area in Oregon, sists of a mortar containing equal ps^ts
.m.' ■».
•nn bls' they'll settle his hash.”
keep ten times as much stock when 1 in wheat, was 441,663 acres, the total of lime and sand, which tiring exposed
self, 'this ends the luiuVr business.' I
•
’
Arter
craminin*
the
sweat
o
’
his
I
o’etre to c » ii . vus ATTivrtoxnr calls the ol«i gentleman out and t« ld
plowed and sowed as it will in a state product returned by the U. S. census for a few hours to a temperature of
**«•»- •*
'«r* i|i«l Ihry «’T bun
brow i:i the mukkit, my gr.in'fnther
tt> rvsViYr n>n>.git > ei>to «isd
him l «l struck a quicksilver mine. Mid
of nature.
\\ hen al) the land is plow­ was 7,396,611 bushels, and a compare 150 degrees centigrade, in the presence
blazed away. But the In
i< at o
o' tiic
the gun
that wh«'ii the company was fi.nmsi to
ed and there is nothing to turn stock • tive statement show a that while Ore­ cf water vapor, is subsequently passed
bar'l
h.ul
melted
tho
ice
I
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MAKE ALVAN ES
balls, and they
to work it, 1 would take nothing les*
out for, what is the use to tuhi it out 1 gon had but one sixth as much acreage, under cylinders of a machine like that
went out'll the gun like a »ti'cani of
j î'h» pro»» nt rmeotiililr rule« IFivIne h«1 tliun Treasurer for it Ho didn't say
And when no stock is turned out, I we had one-fourth as much wh«*at pro­ used in molding l-rick The cubes or
k " liter out’n a hose.
But the cold
l«»ne riprrlrnr* In w«M»|.|tr«»Yr!r,g( nnd
any thing but looked at the quieksilier 1
ask, what is the use to have the crops duced fmm it. To put it again in a bricks thus formed become hard ss
weather wan’t foolin' around there for
our inh rcnt« b*inff common *illi
1 Iuul in my liaiul, then at me, and then
fenced agin st stock. I raw millions of mor? direct shape,
. . while California had limestone on being exposed to the air a
nothin', an 'fore the rtream o' water had
I In we nt 'li« Si «ir At lare*, and
acres of land in this vicinity, last year, .................................
bushels to the acre, we * had ‘ IT
1 — few hours, and are pronounced excellent
at the thermometer that hung on the
gone three foot it was bis inter a solid
pari leuliiriy E«*l*rn Orc
with growing crops upon it and fencid «“ 0,1 average of the two States, » But building material—equaling the natu­
tree.
I |<a>ked al that, too. The bulb
« hunk, and went kerplirkity into the
gon, ** Of I that we
tery
matter for con­ ral stone in every respect.
was busted.
Then I understand th«1
at a prodigious cost of labor and money, another
*
. important
.
[Hunter's skull.
But my gran'father
and scarcely a head of loose stock to be si
sideration
’leration comes in to further sustaiu
sustain
situation. Tile mercury had si'tth-d a
rail tflvr «atlafitc-
said be ow««d his life to natur arter all,
The noted s.icntist, M. Faye, of
i foot and a half below xero on the thrr
found tor the fences to keep out of the
sujwriority of Oregon as a wheat
lion to all p«r-
fur the charge o' ice never would a made
France, propounds a new theory regard­
inomiSer. That wasn't as low as the
lields. If it were not for the loose producing State, which is that in 1879
fiM
the painter give up the gh «st, and it
ing the internal structure of the earth,
weather called for, so it pushed thels.t
stock running on the reservation, I be­ there was an almost total destruction
K.NG.AGF.I) IN WOOL GROWING »
never would had no ctl'.ct on hitn at all
in which he declares, giving ns evidence
tom out of the bulb, went down three
lieve a man could put in 160 acres of of spring wheat in the Willamette Val­
of his statements many illustrations of
P a I ia I i Iw our «Irat by h'»n<«tv, fair Oral- feet Io the ground, and dropped six ill only there wasn t force 'nough to drive
land and herd the stock off it cheaper ley, which cut short the yield from two
it clean through his head. That saved
i his years of study upon the subject,
(ng «ntl Hiriut attention to bualnf*»«. Io
«■lies below the surfiu e before it reached
than he can feiuw it and keep it fenced. Mid a half to three million bushels
my graii'fath, r fiv.in a chawin'. The
that the solid qjist is much thicker un-
mûrit ih<* conAdenco of nil wlm
the level of the teui|>erature. Don’t go
The supply of fencing tuater.il is being For the only time in the history of the
chunk o ice stopjwsl in the skull. The
, der the seas than undt r the continental
m«) furor U r with tlirlr patron.
UILMURK A CO.,
up along th«1 Iackawiu k and talk nVut
rapidly exhausted. Farmers cannot get country we had a failure of spring j
I
animal heat melted it, an’ 'fore thr
masses. Thus he claims that there is
«go. Our CoiiimlMioii 1«
th«' tliermoin« ter being twenty degrees
rails now without paying two dollars wheat, and only for this we should |
[«ainter could recooperate and git his
a lack of matter under the continents,
w B-w
ac ■« <’ k w or y ladow aero, for there are |woplo up there
per hundred for them in the mountaina have shown a yield of over two bushels
work in on the old man, he di.sl of
to one raised in California. The most and that under th« seas there is an ac­
Pfirii» « dmlring ndvitne«*« <»n thuir Wool yet who remember our big thermome­ water on the brain. 1 was alius sorry Then they are to haul, on an average,
«9 F ATHKET
.
WAHMIXUroN, P. V
sanguine claim made for yield in Cali- \ cumulation of it above the average for
run Apply «I Ho* Store of Me»«r« Rnthcliild ter and the Winter the mercury wont my gran'father didn’t have that painter I would sup|>ose, a distance of fifteen
the whole earth, and accounts for thbso
live fe«it below sera, and they'll laugh
milea Put stakes or posts into the forma in 1880, ia 17 bushels per acre
If AKKri»|l*ii<iin x. .nil ut e
««■! a’«»n In A Brun or R. Alexander A, ( o. in Prndklf*!*.
stuffed and hand’ d down in the family,”
conf railictons in the fact that the (tool­
4i| Mil htl-ilH'sia r..|»n Irei I,, II,
Miri« -, . H »I or to U r nt our «»flirt». In I'ortlHnd, Or.
, at you."
ground and they rot off’ in three years, and figuring for ourselves trom the data
concluded the old settler, as he adjourn­
ing of the earth is going on faster' and
«B|. (’ n AtMlIHMel IfaiiUMiteMd Hljliia «nd l.<ti»l rtar
" I've always said that these little :
anil the fence has to be re-set. It will, they furnish, 15 will fully cover it
raut« In tilg lil «nd «old.
*«Z*>
JACOB FRAZIER.
ed with the rest for refreshments.
has taken place to a greater depth un­
thermometers we have now ailays ain't
perhaps, do very well for a nice young So that when their harvests are super­
J. I. «FERRY.
der the seas than elsewhere on the
no account," saiil Billy AVataon. "What
Tho noted African traveler, Dr. man, with his note book and pencil in abundant, r.s they certainly are tl.is.
Frb 9 IMI.— Feb. I2 3.il
globe.
chance has weather got on a thermom­ Rbolfs, in an at tide on tho Libyan his side eoat pocket, his Havana c:g»r year, they fail considerable short of the
Aft»r many years of almost' fruit lore
eter six or eight inches long, anyhow I" desert, is of tho opinion that it is in his mouth, and riding in his tine average yield in Oregon in the worst
WALLA WALLA
"It don't have any chance at all,” the eastern [«art of the Sahara, nnd turnout, anil driving his line horses— season ever known. In 1879 Line, < efforts in Arctic research, and the ex­
said Peacock Brink. "Down to my not the western,' ns is gen,
merally all of which are paid for by the toil and c ninty lost a million bushels—over penditure of huge sows of money, to
house where there ain't no themiometef ■ supposed, that is ilio real d« lesert, sweat of the farmer—to say “the no half her harvest—by rust, and yet av. say nothing of the numerous losses of
to iKitherthe weather, I'll bet it’s fifteen broken here Mid there by oases. He fence law had its origin in laziness.” cr.igcd with California; Marion oounty life incurred, those engaged in the woik
PAINE. GHAFTON * LAHO.
degrees cohh'r’n 'tis up here."
shows conclusively that tho extreme But, if he had to pay two dollars pet lost one third of her wheat harvest lira at last taking measures iti the right
. .. . KaTARLIMIRD IN 1R«H
Attorneyg-atLuw A Solicitors
" l>o you remember the Winter that west of the Sahara, fur a distance of hundred for rails and then haul them and yet averaged 17 bushels; Laue lost direction, in adopting Captain How-
of Ainerican and Foreign Patent»,
Rod. Drake was chase«! by a deer in from 400 to 500 kilometers from die fifteen miles to fence a farm, and have over one tliinl of her wheat harvest gate’s plan of establishing stations in all
MAS't'FACTVKKn Of
412 Fifth Kneel.......... Washington, D C
the Valley woods, and hud a narrow ' const, does not strictly beloug to the to re-set his fence every third year, tuitl and yet averaged 11| bushels; Polk av­ future entequiscs of that character. A
BREAD,
(
’
AKES
PIES
AND
I'rartlrr pRlatil la* In all Ha bntnehe« in th* I’alrnl
sacopo from death, all owing to the cold desert nt. all, nnd a great- portion of it, raise wheat to sell to speculators and eraged 16 bushels and Benton the same, systematic or.wngement haa been ef­
OBm, Hnrt Um snprrin«« aptH'licull Cnutlaol the
all kliHlN nf Cnuikara. Fireproof Utiihllug.
I weather I" asked Pete Quick. “Cold eajiis-iiilly when propertv irrigated, is ! monopolists at thirty oents per bushel, though heavy losers by rust, while fected, and preparations are being made
H. l*aui|'hl«M w « m fr »
nM
I am uuw pr*|Mrt>«l i<> no ll
I as it was Red. was hunting. He shot siiM-eptible of lieing cultivated, and that and pay such extravagant prices to the Washington and Yamhill went 19 bush­ by nearly all the countries of Europo
I ' a big deer. Mid tho deer got mud and
with profit. Anu "ven in the western same speculators and monopolists for els, all these in t his valley where rust was and by Ameiioa for a regular A ret io
took after him.
Red. dropped his gun half he stat«'», the mom we know of it w hat he is compelled to buy of them, a destroyer. Eastern Oregon brought siege, to begin in 1882. Germany,
and mode for a tree. It was so cold the more numerous tho oases arc found I he would not think there was much up the average as follows: tit ion Australia, Norway, Sweden, Iiucsia,
Of ararj anrt and
at n»1nu k «miraa.
that the breath from tho doer's nostrils I to l>e
county, 25 bulnls; Umatilla county, 30 Denmark, the United States and Can­
Thus it would seem that his I laxwess about that,
Having wurrtl ihn rervic. a of at< exB'-rlencod
work man from San Franrjaeo, I hare ta
froze as it shot out in streams of fog, report regarding that country is a
Alore anon,
CALtfonxuy. bushels, Baker county 26 bushels. The via sre all ta txke part in this grsst
offer al tha Walla Walla Bakery evary
and before tho dear roe« hed Red. two much mere favorable o ie than ethers
acreage in our State for 1880, w*a work by esuibbghi ip stservirgrtatlass "
cart ui gnixla i;i my* hue of btitinaea.
Schools M-e now in session in but 11 probably about tho unit as for 1879, at suiuhl? roiata all aicund tfee Fvl&."
Give inu year Order« and bn Convinced. pieces of ice, fifteen inches long and I that, havo beau givuu by travelers in
I
if the 21 districte of Lakeocnnty.
t wo inches and a quarter thick, stuck »hst regi-n
area.
and she aggregate yield murt be
0. BHECRTEL, Wall* Wall«.
iluiaiuiLO.
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fix.»
DRY GOODS,
NEW MEN IN CAMP!
LAND tGENCY!
Law anj Collection Office,
STEAM BAKERY!
CFLACK.I3R. S
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