HATUKDAY, ,1V UK 10, 1888.
1MII.Y AND HKMI'WKKKIjY,
IIVTIIK
On gonlaii I'lih'tMilnff C'oiniatiy,
rKNDM.TON UltKUON.
IIAII.Y HUIIHCIII1TIOX JIATKMS
Tub "editor pro tcm."bc?H leave to nay
I to tlio Milton Kuglo that ha ilocs not know
that Sue. 1!5I0 of tlio lawn of Oiegon wero
I violated In Tundlcton on election tiny j
unit' It wuh Innocently dono hy a geii'
tletimn who wuh running for Justleo of
tlio xmco, wlio printed lit mttno on a
; nntnlKir of tickets with it mliticr Htiuiip.
i If Ihlri in a crime tlil.s Kuntlctimu will
Imvu to miller, an tlio KukIo n cars veil
goaiicc. ,
Tun Oresonlan contlnncH to agree that
Cluvelund Ih not fit to bo President, and
IiiIkiIh Iiim a "furu-niljirter of Demm-rntti!
(Kth the O.cKonlim'H favorite
hiTkIc 'iiut!r7 '.:.!!""'!':;:;;;;::::::;::;:; i-! I iu,,iitI" ,inl 0,10 hicn everybody iiim,
. . J.'!r!l".'i.' bucuneo It 1h so new and fruHli. We liavo
v.' Mil ni i"i iiniiii
I)IiIiii Ailirrtttnnrnti.)
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HKHt-Wr.r.Kl.Y NUIMCIIIITIOK IIATKMt
Ono frtpy oer year... 12 ft)
Onncopy .x moir.!'" .,,1 1 2j
Hlnglu ntmilieni OJ
Premium piipcr free to yearly nifnc Ibcr.'
Hollil nmipnrrll ndverlliiriiietit In Heml
Weekly or Dally, llrat llincrtlgti, per Inch,
1.00; cacli milneiucnl lncrtlnu, Wo.
1ionl notice, ten cent per lino fali In-mllun.
nil the candidates yet named, In would
Ira the wildcat to bent ; In fact, hi own
record would beat him with no cflbrt
whatever on' tlio part of tlio DemoerUtH.
Gen. .Sheridan ftlll continues vcrv 111,
tiiough lila pliyxlcluns think IiIh condition
uiuiigii ilia in vfnri
Hliuhlly improved.
to i't)Nisni:n nm on it hinh.
Morrow county lniH been vlHlted by ii
cyclone, reported tunonjr the tuli'Kraplilc
dlHpatcheM in thin paier to-day, by which
Hoverul iKioplu loHt their liven and much
proiierly wuh doHtroyed. Thin Ih the (!rnt
dlHUKtroim wind that ever vlwlted Kindum
Oregon. Wohavoull along thought o
were eyclono proof. A clond-bnrnt now
and then wo havu enjoyed, hut the prob
ability of occuhIoiiiiI InItH from eycloncH
inakeH iih 'Vhaku hi our ImwIh." The
Morrow county cyclone) p.iMned through
tli (h eoiinty in the vicinity of Helix,
though it had xpeut ItH greater force, and
went on to Walla Walla, whero It did
coiiNldorablu dainagu to properly, iih re
ported In our diHpatchcH yeHterday. Tlio
r.ephyr camo from tliti went and seemed
to bo bound for ItH beloved home in Da
kota ut the rate of '-'(HM iiiIIch a inluiite.
Wu cannot Imagino how the thing
Ht rayed out here, iiiiIchh it wan iullueuced
to coinu by the Hpreadlug of ho much
"wind" in tlio Kant in the h1iiihi of liter
uturu to boom Oiegou for the k'ticflt of
the real cntate HeculalorH. We uro often
ptu.led to know which Hpn'adn the rnont
wind and cauncH the greatest dlHimtcr: a
real-eHlatu Hioculator of thu modem noil
or u red-eyed Dakota cyclone. It luting
gcMcd that probably the vlnlt of the
eyclono Ih due to the great Itopubltcan
victory In Oregon. HvIIh mo known to
follow one another In pilck huccchhIoii,
anil mlHfortuneH never come xlngly.
I'tmiTV or i in: ii.vi.i.or.
There Ih evideuco on every hand that
nn Klectoral Iteform law, baxed on the
AiiHtrallau tni'tlind, Ih ubHolutely nccex
wiry. The HaHkelbMctilnn tow in Cort
land furnlMhcH the latent proof for ItH
adoption. Thin law will bring about
eipiallty iiud fnlriioHi in elcctiouH, and tie
Htroy much corruption that fcoiiih to ho
ver around the ballot box on election day.
It would end the oxMonco of the low
liorn 'Vtiiker," lltli'al Ikihh and ticket
Iodillcr. It would alxn ivtalillnh a higher
Intelligence among , voters, and bring
itlxmt purity of elections. It would do
more for an honest vole and a fair count
than any other lulluenco. An Klectoral
Iteform bill will ho I hi fore the next Ore
gon l.egilatmo. Let the ivople give It
their assistance and It will become a law.
The purity of the ballot is absolutely no
(luxury; the safety of American Inslltu
tlons loKOld upon jt.
Tin: Cleveland Plain IMaler (IVm.)
thliiLs that of all the Itepubllcau eiudl
dates now in the Hold (iiesham has tlie
U'mI chance. Also that It would Iv funny
if, after all their howling for hli$h plot n
tlon, the lteublicaus should run a lev-euue-reformer
and low -turltl" man for
President.
The attention u( a few Oregon editors
Ih called to this paragraph us they have
not yet learned that (ireshaui isuieveuue
reformer and lou-turlll man, us much so
tin President Clevelaiul. llrother Uddy's
optica are iuvlt'jd to give one glance ut
this evideuco of (ircsham's free tnule
views.
Tin: Hell Telephone Couiany have
Wen eompelhil to reduce their rates in
St. 1,ouIh ouedialf by the p-n-sago of an
orillnaiice in that city. They will attempt
to show by an action at law that the city
has not this right to protect Its eltiiens
from extortion, which is nothing more nor
less than uorimrato robKry, Kvery city
bus the right to so protect itscitUeus, and
Ht. Louis bets iv glorious example. No
one man, or bet of men. has a tight to nib
his, or their, fellow men, th-ough the as
sistance and posMissiou of a mouoKly,
Tin: K.tsr Oitiaiosi.w did net mean to
put the Milton Kuglo In a precarious con
dition when it stated that ltaley wuh
elected Instead of Mattoon, as claiimsl by
the KaglOi No uukiuiluesH was meant.
A feeble Kuglo should not scream so
lustily over trillcs, It might break a bkxvl
vefM'l, which would prove fatal. ,
not Keen it in print before not morothan
one or two thousand times. Tho Oiego-
nluu should get out a copyright. ItH love
of tills expresHion demands it.
i Haskell abused-
Politician Mc(iliui fiom the platform in
Portland. .McGinn met him on tlio street
and punched his uosu. The truth wuh
too near told, ami McGinn got mad.
Hrulu forco Ih nil approprtatu method toi
politicians, but it does not prove tho
man who uses it to lie in the right. Mu
(Jinn was rash ; Haskell sensational.
Tub Milton Kaglo pu.vh Jackson Ih on
tho war path. Jackson Is not on tho war
path, and has not been nlnco lib Hlapjicd
a mop peddler, who Insulted hlm, find
had to pay to u justice mora than $21 for
the plcusiuu. It docs not pay to tread
paths of war. Jackson prefers paths of
jieacu and wishes that tho Milton Kuglo
editor may see lit to Journey along tho
sumo highways.
It is going to bo u light lietwecn tho
bloody slilit unit tho red bandana, with
tho chanccH much in favor of tho latter.
Tliu Clyde Print workn at Providence,
Uhodo Island, lu.Vo orderH for 1,00(),000
bandanas already. This shows that tlio
"Old (toman's" followers are many.
Tin:"Hel Bandana" Is to bo tho I)e-
mocracy'H "orlllainmo of war."
-
u'aniii.noton i.irrri:u.
C'lirrlntiit iiml Tliiirinmi flin llnilice of llm
(!niiiiiilmiA Notvl Illll-Oiirliiiiil htck,
I'lc.i nlc.
Wasiiiniiton, Juno 8, lH.'W.
Cleveland and Thurmau aru euphoni
ous, and Isjsldcs, (hero is an air of we're-iHiuud-to-wiu
about these ijood old Dein
(sTiitic names that cannot fall to have its
cllcct on the campaign, ft is a union of
the old mid new iomocrucy, Judge
Thurmau was one of the lenders of the
Democratic party while tho "man of
destiny" (Irover Cleveland was yet u
school Imiv. The ticket combine tho
strength of vigorous iiiuiiIkmhI and the
wisdom ami experience oi more tlian
three-score and ten years. The red ban
dana, which for so many vears was found
in tho front ranks of tho Democratic Sen
ators, w ill now take Its place us ono of the
emblems of gissl government and ruvenuo
reiorin hi tno naiiio inis year, wuicn ih io
decide the fate of Isith. KverylsMly liore,
except the disconsolate ltepubllcaus, is
eninusiasiie over uio greai worn oi me
St. liuls convention. It was u piece of
work that tho IVmocmtiu party of tho
entire country is proud of; fn every
movement of that unuid Isxly of men
coulldenco uud victory were plainly vis
ible. .Now let the irood work riuhton .
let the enthiislusm oriu'inuted by the Nu-
lloiud Convention continue to extend and
spiead out until the whole country is
enveloped hi n blaxo of enthusiasm that
will result In u clean sweep of the legis
lative us well as the executive brunch of
thu government 'lho ticket and plat
fm in are nil that cnu Isuisked for, now
let the voters do their part, uud next
Novcmlior we shall sing jhuius of victory.
The red b.iinlanu has become thu Dem
ocratic badge of lho campaign. They cnu
Ik seen every wheio.
Ited in Just now the prevailing colur
around the capitol. 'lho Democratic
memlKrs all curry red baudam h, uud nil
the mcmhcisof tne IIouko wear led roses
in their buitonholes. The led ro,es uro
from the country resilience of llepresen
tutive Lee, of Virginia, who lives near
this cltv. He biiugs a Pig basket of them
in with him every day, uud soiuN them
around to the other iiiemU'rs on the tloor
of the Hoiie by a page.
Mr, Cleveland was furnished with the
full associated press reports of the St.
Louis convention. They weie sent direct
to thu White House over the Western
I'nlon wire.
.Mr, Hlauchanl. of Ixnilslaua. has intro
duced a bill in the House, which provides
that all Hues and Kuulties tuiosed and
collected for violations of the provisions
of the interstate commerce law, shall v
given to the party making the complaint.
Mr. Outes, of Alab umu, thinks the time
has come to place some restriction upon
Immigration. Ho has introduced in the
llonMabill imposing n tax of on
ivuli immigrant.
Attorney (icncrnl Oarlaud has hud
ipilte a seveie attack of rheumatism, lie
Is now much Wtter.
The tarill' bill has Kvn under wnsider
at Ion in the House for the greater part of
this week, but the progress made has not
Won great. The Republicans mv de
termined to delay this bill in every man
ner possible in the wo of therebv'ovent
ually defeating it. I heir latet scheme
is to foieo the House to uconslderutlou of
tluurrouru).v of vnsiens bill, which Ifi
pased would very quickly whv out tho j
treasury surplus. If the llepubllcans I
suciwl In got ling this iensuns bill U'foru i
the House, it is understood that mil
amendment will W otlctvd hereto lv thu 1
IKMiiiKTats, providing' for a tax on all in
comes above fo.000, to niisu the inenev
which the tiill appropriates.
Tho uncertainty among Ucpublicans us
to who their I'residential enndidato is to
U. Is lust us gnut now us It was tho dav
that ltlaine dropinnl out for good. Sher
man's friends now claim that his nomina
tion is almost assured. Demoi-mts hopo
that Sheriuan may U nonituated, for of
Tlio Seunto has nasscd bills IncrcaBintr
tlio imnsions of tho widows of Mujor Gen
eral Thomas Klrby .Smith to "o j of Mil
jor General Hclnr.elman tot 100 j and of
Jlrlg. Gen. Schlmel-fennlng to $o0 a
month. A bill wuh also passed "giving u
tension of $0 u month to tho widow of
Commodore Trtixton.
TJCOES Qll
TERRIBLE SUFFERINGS.
I'erlinp no mnn ever wit
nessed mure physical nuffcr
lug tlinn
H. H. MEIGQS, the Great
Railroad Contractor at S.
America,
whoso autograph Is her
(iliown and who writes:
"9t..Tacoh Oil Iim nccmn
pllllH tl wonderi. Itlinimy
potltlrtf luitoricnient."
As nn example During
1870 nnd 1871 tteo thouMnd
Americans died from mala
ria ntiil rheumatic feven
out tituur l!iouiandn Peru,
ttinc!fd thither hy largo wnyes paid
hy Mclgg, who had contracts amount
lngtnJi:iO,(H)0,(KK). In this field there
after St. Jacobs Oil did its good work
Sold by rmig-ii'l unit tttalTi Vifrywhtre.
THE CHARLES A. V0GELER CO.
lUImtOHK, itD.
mmm
The attention of the trade is
invited to our
NAVY BLUE, HOME RUN,
CORONA IMPERIAL, AND
LEADER CIGARS.
Best sellers in the market. At
retail everywhere. Wholesale
only by
Mason, Ehrman & CO.,
Portland, Orogon.
AT COST.
Hlioo Fly, nt lili "lorn In Wnlln Wnlla, lm on
, linml a lnrne nmomil omu ini
I'l.cwoiks, whldi tin will sell
jjLt; First Cost.
i '
i All nrden received Hihprlty n'rtl1 '"'''p"lc
I Kxprens will Us pminiitly Httemled to.
! SHOO FLY.
I Walla WoMn
Ul3iHT llV
W.T.
N. W. HIESTAND,
Echo, Orogon.
DKALKH IN
Watson & Luhrs.
Proprietors of tho
Stonm-planlng Mill, Sash and
Door Factory and Lumbttr.
KIlllNlTtlltK Knpt III utock nnd nmde
hi oriior.
UKOAIl HIIINOl.KH FOIl BALK
I'lrnt-rlux workmen cmploynd and work
Inno fm onlereil.
WATHON A MIIIHH.
tnwvif rendlotnn,OrPKOii.
PARTIES !
llm i'j cirnli uhlpprt from i:itei.i rltlo
v lit l'tirlliiiid, run liuvo frcliilit pnld, loHeii
nnd ovcrchiuRi-i ndjinited, and rorwiinllnic
iitloiuli'd lo r)inp.ly, ill niCri, by ad-
drranlnir
OLIPHANT & CUTTING.
1'OltTI.ANI), OHKOO.V.
OKOCKittKS A MI ECtAt.TY
lliiylnir uud 8ellliiK ilonn nu r mmlimliin
W. D. FLETCHER,
WATCHMAKER & JEWELRR,
lliink liiilldlni(,C'oiirt t.tri'i t,IVinlli'toii
Ori'iton,
I'lillKH, Oi
viiiia, and nil
kltida ut mil-
I mi I Inatrii
iiii'IiUhiiIiIoii
Ihclll'tiill-
iiipiH ptiri.
MiikIpiiI tcr-
cliiindl'f
kept In
KTiTI,-
NEW GOODS
An IminpiikOKook Jut received, which wo
nro now ollurlni; nt prlren Unit niton
Uh the olilet liiliftbltunt.
DRESSG00DS,
FANCY GOODS, HOSIKItY, I,AI)1F.8
AND MISSKS- UNHKItWKAU.HIIOKS,
NUi't'F.us, oiiOVKs. it i n no n h.
LACKS. I' Ml is NO VKIiTIKS.
Men's. Youths, Boys' and Child,
leis Ciotliing. Hats and Caps,
Trunks and Valises.
Gen. Merchandise
Pendleton
Roller Mills
Flour.
SI OltAGlUind FOlt WAllliiXO
THOROUGHBRED
Ijebsey cows
I
I hnvc nt Kcciipj's Htublo a few hend of
IMPORTED AND
New York Bred Jersey Cows
which 1 will sell at renwiiiulili) price for u
few ilayt.
Jlll3 ilnw lw
Gome Quick, If you want to buy.
E. B. HILL.
WOOD, WOOD!
iJpfnii- iiiiI'.Iiik yimrc ii in I for next win
ter' Mipply of wtott,riitiult Chnrlc Fnulcr
the wood doctor, and obtain tho lowct jirlcea
for tlio beat mountain wood.
LARGE QUANTITY ON HAND.
Gharloo F-azIe,
Headstones, Monuments
R. F. BEALE,
Marble and Stone
Contractor.
For dpulgn and prlera coimlilt Jpc Fall
Init, Main utroet. IViicllitDii. ljitlmnten
Klvvn on atone work fur lk no
Pianos, Organs!
i J ii 1 1 in daw
I
IV
CHRIS RANLEY
r it-:-
Boot & Shoe Maker First Mm
-Sold by-
MIMS BROS l GO.
Aro Fully Warranted.
And aa tlilo llnnV irimrantep la worth
Uocviitaoii tho dollar, they
will handle only
First-Class Goods
I'.lMK ANO FVVMINK OUH r ,i
Wo havoronibtottny.
Wo havu iidnnted for nur ni'itlo, "Itoiii'sl
(ii'iiiuib nun lairpricea.
Wo buy trletly furraah.
Wo uliall give purcliiufra tho Uciiptlt.
Wo can soil you on Organ or
Plnnoon monthly installments.
Tho laallnind Medal ylven tiy any aoelely
.. .... iiiui-ii uiv iviiiiuiui jrviiil.
Tho lanicat atiK-U of thoao luatly relplinitod
unranaoveroii exhibition In Kat.
ern OreBim Ht our ware-rooiua.
ims Bros. & Co.
HOWELL & CO.,
FURNITURE DEALERS
UPHOLSTEHERS.
AM, KIND- OF FUlts I I tMtF. tlKJ'AlHlNO
DONK AT THK LOWKsT ItATKS.
Call and pxamlue prleea,
ljirse.it ktoek of furulturo lu liutura Oregon.
Howell & Co.,
JTJtnEU. KEMPER,
IVoprlotor of ih.
Five. Cent CPr j.Mll
Main Ht., oppolte po.tom,
rpiKiieion neer on driiunln u.. ""
ann cmarii.or the iw
.TOTIOR TO rinNTIMm.n.,?-
1 HUILDEttH. ASb
Senleit hlda trill hr..,i.. i
. ........ t x,i iMHKIhrr .7
1 111 1 iff 1 VI II if nut-lulu nil '"'"'I nw n.
Ntrih Fork of iho John hfl?
iiiuiiLii in 1 f ivMi 1 1 til 1 riti n.. i cr.tr
up ranti tnny Dp bid on BetSnipu""
it in v ii'MnntT, iiif WOrK fO !.
in ' Im Ttl wrk tii ilT
fill lllWN! W U0fiL
I;!. Tho yMcnln or the ttrtu
1 1 1 nitliVAii- Irt ".V'vij , t,i
.( ' in K1M .
HllllT. l
ii ml..
l. The filling of a ravine npnr n...
4tli. Tho rpinoval of tlio rucki
W...H.11 urcru and :
Speclllc plans can tin aeon m ih.,..
KerrPlary Pendleton it.;.,1"!,
Tr lilinn nfllni.. ni l.i .""'I
im j iwi Den
At Wholesale Prices.
mi 1 ....
uascads ill: Ut l
nn;
Depot.
Twenty head of
MIXED JERSEY COW!,
Very gcntlo, nnd
F RST" CLASS m LKE
l'rleo for tho lot
SB7OO.00.
For p.irttcnlurHj uildroHS
JADE SWIT2LER,
Ilinutillii. Onvi
-OF PKNKLF.TON-
LkVI AMKKHT,
I'realdf UU
NftM P. HtnrKla. CMkiT.
Tranaaot a general banklnc lao ii
"EXCT-TANG
On nil pari. if II. -world
Coltrrtlona Made at all l'lt
ItraMonabln f rrm.
Villard Hoe
ii-l lkii rlu
GENTS' FURNISHIHG GOODS,
I" nmv 11' iy
FOR BUSINESS!
; I'Kxni.r.Tov
JiiW lwdw
M.iln, nt'iir.Mtn btreet,
OIIKliO.V.
John McGarry,
I'tiiii r 111
GROCERIES
-N1
Mnckpude.t
I'avannvh ItulldniL',
'on, or. L'on
IVndle
PROVISION'S
AlexanderfcFrazerED. gbrbbr
Pniprletor of (he
French Restaurant
FIM-cliu sool only in s'ook.
' uijiikiii III1HI.I)(,
Pro.
MAIN STllKKT
JTolTn Sietoert,
l.KAl)INU
MERCHANT TAILOR,
lVndleton,Orvi;on, Main St., near Wehb.
a vrxt: stock or goods
Jutt twelve!.
Satisfaction Cuarantoed ! I
In every partuul r.
ON
Main .street, Vemlleton, Or., op.
ptn.te Ciurt Jlittse.
A flnl-cUu reitaurant: all the delleaelet
Snil night"0"' at "V h0Uf' U,h
11 pi t-ltn
BUYS and SELTS
REAL ESTATE.
Cor. Main and Webb SrreeU,
1-ENlH.CTON . . . . 0Kf!os
Henry Koplttkedc Co.,
DEALER IN
HAY, GJiAlX, HOOD AXD
( OAL.
DAVE 1IOK.M, i'roprltur.
PENDLETON, OEEOON.
'tut .m t r r xr T AA Id
km in r ta a w . 11
1 iP.IM I (1 U ill 1 I it II IH
Rc-openc-d, Ro-furnished
Equipped in First
C'uss St vie.
aaUHFlll
oHnrn nuuraa run wp"-
MEN.
Fteo Coach to nnd font Train
TTTQrn rfc'DTP.NW
V t UL. VJk
THE
Eagle Hotel,
... .,, . .. .1 ....nl III 11.
of Webh and (Jardeii rit.
Ti r -r m t m "DON
D BALK It IK
BEEF, PORK) MUTTUn,
SACE. DRIED MEATS,
Court Hlreel. onixwlte J. ll.oov-
mehlOdsw
l 1 Awntffllt ffll twin1
Urgent audbteiulpp,BU' '
TEE
WKH3 HTU.Y ET, - , PENDLETON
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