psesday,
DECEMBER 19, 1888.
r n i 11
vuuniviiiine rounrtniint.il.... n n.
way froni fonrto sovcu voles were cust
lor J. A. Marston for recorder, instead of
Ut MoV election, J. A.
liownrtl rt nntno updating on thesamo
bnllo h for treasurer. These ballots worn
"JufSonlHii Hrmich Oltlco.
. hnni Eitcril urt'Kon uro coniinur
'Pl'.'rlll "t Hit KA8T OlthtlONIAN
nl y,.i,fn I I'ortlmd, mid mtlUP
..iwin-v. Tlil. iilllrn i In tlin Aiw
fl.r,.T..i.i . . Tnlrdi Vtrcit, between
doubtless intended for Murston, nnd hud
S,.ifl?h!,roMy V0,C'1 W0,,,,, ,mvo
lOAltll OF THAI) It.
SJE . iriTi MU.rU. i-iT of t lie
... v. i ii ..
lDi!i f! r accommodtiitoii ;
' . t n iiiiiinitnnn in tiu imiri
.ml hid - v
Til llltstllfM MH.
. .. . In u-..hl rolii w HI ho nalti on
iJ J KAHT OBWWMIAN.
lYlNttUKOATIONAIj UI1UROII
P... .....I i.iinifitiii hlrcfU. HmuUv
... ai II ik . . ........
.i t 3 n. in . - : i
. i - ninth AAtml urlf hnl lint
IIKKVITIKS.
, ..... lll ilnntlflt. Eastern nricos
( . lJlui'"w"t
meals ut all honrH ut, tno ironci
i w vrtttifinifi. iirniiriPiJir.
.. i..t,. u((ML-of holldav coodB can
t M. llovd will leave on to-
. , I .. itlult In mill til-nil tit Tn,
liKliy the 0. it W. T. railroad will
Z?:,Li in lli.i ellv linu of W'ulln
l.ililim. rocltor chairs, child.
..i....u nil. . ui i;. it m.
i. .... .l..u1ttiu Iti titiliiiifn nnlr iitwl
rhilrH can no neon at v v. v..
kncv 1.4 back on u vIhU from t ho
liirc ho Iiuh been atlcndinu tho
. i ....I..... i.
I..I1... IV.IIm. iflll liu.flfrt fit 1'nf.
iUi cvciiinir on tho subject of
'in in ui' u t
rWiltfll k;ivh hn can tin lirHl-claHS
.. 1.....I.b.. .l..i.u mill It'limi I..1
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I I .-.I.. ..I l II t. V l,,l.l I...
. l.f ...K I ... ...AII.ll.I Mj
liril1 ilinnn 1IIU llluiiiiMillin.
. . . I. . 1 I I
ur rcniuuiun ui turn rcuiuui nun
miiniiiitv. ill i iiiwiii. mill inn
irrivcilin tjwn vcHtenlav inornlni!.
. mi-. . i
imiiiHK mi" " Kuu, ,k 'v
I MM. - I II
natlHH iiioiiuiH diR'ii nun ur-
brlVimtv V. S. Miimluil l nrninh
n . . . .i 1 i... t
toutli of 1'ilot Hock, to hlrt hoii,
. . t J. . IIM. 11.1. .
tn nnnmiiiiriiTinii ill 4.ii.iii. i ill.
IH VVI. ...... . 1 .tww... - "
ii Ill .1... llf -
. i i. i . in m in
finvK r.iii:ii3 : r'liiLii mi iuiiii''iv.
tn Bioiiiiini in return to nnnuuy
Ibttiii In jiiii'fm'il In i-iiiiinJnlliii
i... . '. . - ...
.'Jin iiroiiiiiiiiinii lor inu unriHiiniiH
vi Thm. u'lll im riiiuiv fiir In
i.. .. t .
Monk) In t'lisfinred in fill nt! in and
inil utll jum iiimviirl lllnlii Willi 11
fern rl limluirf v. '1 lull' II IVM luiliu
.'L . . . : II
rI.Lir llll'l'llll IIIIP4I. lllllLII. IlllJtk III
i tiiiiiiir. in inu muni iiipiiKii-u-
..1. ..I II. ' .ll...u I.. II. CI.iIa
ufrt' in leuiuiui.
itn men who wish to liavi" tliclr
nt!en tin for tho Now oar b
tf till) KakI- OllKlKlNIAN hllOUld
'Oit of Din riinri'Hi iilullvi'H ol lliu
- - - - -1 - - - -
i l'vi.,1 1.. ,.l, ,,.. nf
" .HI-, lll.lllllVI lift ftU "I
by hlil In a Hiiniilv of nnw l'ixmIii
venoiv on oxlilnition at tho storo,
iwrtuitdJoliiiHon htn-otrt. ureat
if aM. ..IV. .1 I .....I
' m-aimo 01 1110 nreaKlllg i inn
IPMnliii mill ii tinitlon of it ro-
t irv.mill III IIIW IIUIVI ..
t dono. or ulmt pun lm ilnnn it is
wt Ohkoonian would roBiiect-
II". iiihi M1IUU11 III tllUl V
M mndlMn.l...l n . .. . ftl.n ..I IUja
Inmt r.l iia ... i..
, Hi. .fllll V, Ul UlOU lllMk
- timet, 111L11 iH'rvilu IU mm
Mil of tlipu Riii'wsllnns 11 r i)
--. mii iiuuiiiii. KiuriL lurni Mi hum
-vMIbuHi inu r.Ahr iilIEUU.-MAn o
- iiiiiim-ll iroill IliailllilllfUiiKii-
tMtern end. Ho repbrta good
Jf liberal patronage of tho proa-
Nr V..-..I. ...11. i.. :.. 'f.i.i
. . -io iriiiiiuu 111 wuiiiui-
. iu .iiiunn inn iniflinnnH mini
win riiuiiiuurio inn r w. iiiuu ,
--luovumaieot uroauuacouniy.
'leuson. tbo rallroail cnclneer
. PI IM.irilll II. U.I.1I.I.WI III 1111 UlTI.
FiVln. U..i I 1 II
III UI1L II 111! Illlllllliri.il 111 llllll
immuu iiuiv (lll ijV.
;i unable to work ho liaHimnroveu
visit 10 Uolorudo, alter ins
returned with litui and will
T noilio at In Cruniln. Mr.
Odlcerg Klectnl-A Number of KciorU
CoiKlilernl.
nti1"J rSKU!llr. Ullnual "icoting of tho
Hoard of Trado Inst ovening tlio follow
ing otllccrs wero elected to BerVo for tho
ensilinir venr Irul,in..t 1 m 1....
"i 1 1 " f .i-.-iuviii, u. luiliu ii:ij
1 tires dent, 11......' 1 n
viiTi,er"rii8 " 1,nck. of 0ewInCcnVr-U1r! Tre'''fcr, T. F. Hourko'. Tho
villo. The K-oplo theio are wido uwnko ' tw.?11,,t,,cr wcr re-elected.
and oiitcrnrinltiL' nnnini-i'itin u-m i. I H10 Loni! envL- m.ui ins..
'written up" in tho New Year's edition i ' wilmtanee, that the matter had
i mo ii.inT uhixioma.v no it deserves to '".Y,1.1 11 ,,lontu'
jo. Her opportunities and resources aro 1I, ,IcIoatlon to Wnshiuutoii. iMcssrs
aneu, anil iicr citizens havo tho right 11,11 V v . ,,n!' i', reH3rted at length
spirit iUkjiu them and aro making tbo l, on ,lll'lr l'irtl8 listen tho sale of
town grow ns it never grew liefore. !U reservation lands, and how tho bill
. Arthur Hnnsom. tho dav onernlnr f tlm X ZV"" l"roK'' cllorts of Senator
depot, loft on this mornlniVs train fnr 1 . i . 1.lr ,lcrl"'in. who u
Miiuum,. t m .yi. ""ir. ",,7..!,m .lur 1'iess.ed theieto bv t mi'mimiiii.,..
v,:,;hVi;l,"gn tedTuiH
days' leave of absence Geo ln. n i ?. 1 ro" 'H1'1 Y appointed to
night operator here, has liccn traiiKVM,i i "K .l0l,U1K' mV . tho New
to Hjo day forco in eonHOiiuence, ami Mr.
iiiuiiiirij- irom roniaim is doing n uht
work. h
John S. Hughes was down from Pilot
Hock yesterday enjoying hinirolf among
his fnends. lie says on Christmas ovo
jit tho "Hock" thoro will bo a graud
ttirkoy shooting match and on Christmas
night a nuismierado ball nnd other festiv
ities of tho day will Iw indulged In by the
peoplo, voth young and old.
.Sonic unknown friend sent Louts
Kueblor this morning thirty trout from
tbo classic waters of Hood river. Mr.
Kueblor. With bis CIlHtmtiurv imnnrnuitv
divided tho licauties among Ills frlonds. t "filing toward tho road, although, ho
as lar us thoy would go, and a good , ?1.ll,'i " '"' ho worth $10,000 u year to
iiiuny pcopie enjoyed "mountain trout"
ear's Last OitKooNiAN, with power to
uiu iiuuiocr 10 uuu or aouo.
Acommitteo of threo. Mi
son, Cohen nnd Sturgis, wus uptvolntod
to confer with tho 0. K. & X. c0. with
reicrenco to clmngo tho tlmo of running
inu nuiBiii iruiii on wio I'endleton
branch.
riiollunt railroad subsidv committeo
"V. " :erbal rcl'ort' ,0 ,l10 -'""wt tliat
Mr. Hunt's ultimatum wnu pi,.lii.,f.u',,..
down Alta street, und it wus useless to
raise u oonus until tho right-of-way was
settled.
A leiigtliydlscussiou ciiHiied, In which
flir. livers ilcclurci t int ho wmild ulvn
for lunch und dinner to-day.
John Hovct. who killed William l'olton
over a religious argument ut Li Grande
Mondav. was formerly u nimi Deitillir.
nnd piisnod through rendloton recently,
stopping several days. Ho apcaretl to
Im u jieaceablo individual and tho
last man in the world to eiiLML-e in n
qunrrel.
The flro wardens aro enterini imon
their duties, us provided by the now ordi
nance, with vigor. All owners of houses
tbo chimneys of which am unprotected !
with flues of brick or stone, am beini! mi-
tilled that the wuuo must bo constructed !
without delay. I,ot tho good work go on. I
M. CS. Wills wus lironulit beforn .Tim-'
tit o lllshoit vestcrdav afternoon, waived !
examination and was placed under ?;hU
Ixiiuls to appear botoro tho gmnd Jury to
answer to tho charge of ussutilt with a
danu'crous weunon. Ho will nmbublv cut
out of his scrape without much ililllculty.
Still tho cood work of tMittitiif in new
und substantial plank sidewalks goes on,
and at every turn tho iieilestriau has oc
casion to bless tho city fathers for theso
mprovoinents on root iV WuIkcr'H line.
much traveled by Pendleton M.nplc
Emma Ijuidcts, tho young lady who
as removed to tho Walla Walla hospital
from Pendleton somo six weeks ago, lias
returned to I'endleton. witli her health
mid strength testorod, to the gmit delight
of her friends.
Tho Oregon Iluildlugit Ioan Associ
ation has been organized In Portland.
Its originators ure probably not uwuro
that a nourishing institution with tbo
sumo object and tltlo is holding forth in
rendloton.
Long Creek Eaulo: A eraud liot Is an-
ticiimled in tho Middle Fork country be
fore long. There seems to bo a bittorness
of feelings existing between stockmen
there, and it Is feared there may be trou
ble. Tho carpenter who lias lately been
working on tho Pendleton hotel, was re
lersod from Jail this morning, an exami
nation showing that, although somewhat
queer in Ids actions, lie wus nut Iiimiiio.
H. E. Hlckcra, E. L. Cox and I. H.
Atkinson, some of Alba's representative
citizens, urn favoring Peudloton with u
visit. Cnmas Pralrlcltes aro always
heartily welcome hi Pendleton.
The contractor, Frank Zelgler, informs
tho E. 0. man that about six weeks from
totlay the Pendleton hotel will lo eom
plctcil, should nounforsecn citcuuihtuuccs
delay jiroieedlngs.
The Handol-Hiiydeu society is prac
ticing every evening for the coming can
tata, and will ovidently bo ably pre
pared to put It on tho boards in very
good shape.
Fine meadow hay in any iiuantitv can
bo (secured by culling on James A. How
ard, or at tho ofllc-o of tho Empire Com
mission Company.
lAavo vour orders for copies of the Now
Year's edition of tho Eaht Oucoosiak.
In wrapvors, postago j'atd, 10 centH each.
HACK I'llOM A1UH'M THK VTOIir.n.
Afrri Alnreir Klrren Vfuri Mt nnil
Mri lin .l-X'Vs llrlurn t 4rrcn,
i .l. !..,.!.. I.. l.,. Il ,.,,l Mnn.
AllHlUK H1U llllllllin in i viiimmii .'inil
lav. savs tho Oregonlun, wero two well
and favoraby known pori-ons in tho
dramatic profession, who will bo pleas
antly temombercd by our old citizens.
Hefereuce is niudo to Mr. and Mrs. John
Jacks (neo Annie Flrmln), the popular
actors, who, in the centonuial year vis
ited Portland, and produced for t he first
time hero the dramas of "Hie Two
Orphans," "Tho Dig Honanza" and
other novelties, playing successful en
gagomeuts ut the Now .Market und Oro
Fino theaters. They traveled extensively
through Oregon and Washington lorri
torv, and were tho prominent features at
tho Salem fair in the fall of 1877. .
Shortly after tins iney v micu njiui.
..i C...I rr,., lti.r Ijnyinc the latter
continued on a
. Ara,iu;; hid;ni.icut u line fence
Huriuab, tbo Strait Settlements, warn,
China, und Japn. Heturnlng by the
China sea they looked in at Ceylon,
LMzed once more upon tbo wonders of IIlu
doostan, erosed tbe Arabian Kind, en-
p n t in Kin sea. vibiieu i.)i"i
lull... ...w .
him alone, liei'iitixe be h:nl lmnn m1m
died by ceitaln Pendleton men, and had
neen nung in emgy hv tliclr assistnuco.
He would give the; riglit-of-way down
Altu street, however, nlong which ho und
tho mill eomnanv owned severul liiimlrnil
feet.
A vote of thunks wus unanimously
given to SIcssrs. Ilalloiay and Eddy for
their valuable unit ctllclent services as
president und secretary during tho past
year.
A bill of rent of Firemen's hall from
March 1st, 18.HS, to December 1st, of
was road and referred to the llnanco
committeo.
Tim Hoard adjoined to meet on Tues
day evening, January 8, 1880.
1 lot r I Arrlviiln.
VliiUMtn IIousi:. L T llarln. Orecon
City: J E Smith and family, W V Stim
son, Pilot Hock; I. It Sherman and wife;
M (ioldsteln, Philadelphia; J W Simp
son, Country; MrsT J' Pago, Centcrvlllo;
0 H Cushman, Ogdcn; Herbert Hrudloy,
Portland; W E White, San Francisco; M
E O'liricn, r S A; A M Hamilton,
Union: W Nowal, Summervlllo ; P A
Worthington, I E Sullng, Weston; II E
Dickers, Alba ; A J Hansom, Moscow, I
T; 0 E Welch, J Cardcn, J Taylor City;
E L Cox, I II Atkinson, Alba.
(JtiMiKN Ht i.K T II Mcintosh, Farm
ington; H Cralk, Phllllwburg, M T;
S Wilson, Nob; (5 J Hoynolds, Wulla
nuua; a j Miiuvau, I'.eiio; ii 1. siniiii,
.Minn: ( W Pnxibstel, F Vaullorn, E It
Nye, Weston; John Sylvester, Etl Olcott,
Pilot Hock; J llurden; E Strahon. City ;
A Church, Milton; J 0 Senders, Ellens
burg; A W Iianbtier, JiiuIht; It S
Clarke, lx-iui; (! II Dauglierty, Heppner;
J T Van Orsdall, Meaeham.
llowsiAN llmsK. I) Derrick, A E
Hagsdalo, E Miles, lCiuuia Iandus, City;
Homer L MiKire, Henry Hash, Hamburg,
Iowa; I) T Cure, Topcka, Kuusns; Cj
Wcsloy; L C Hugg. Ftbau, Dakota;
Ilonry Hensou, Ft) Christy, Uitinindo;
J S Shlnabnrger, Weston; E W Hales;
Mrs S E Scnccr nnd children, Nebraska;
Hev W M tiooihvin; Jas Franklin, Ore
gon; WM Powers. Weston ; Win Miles,
Agenuy : S Morris, Columbia.
Wiiiitmi Dimtrurtliiii.
From tlin W'nl I ii WiilliiHtntixmnii.
Last winter tho Okanogan country wus
tbo wono.of a wanton wholesale slaugh
ter of tleer. They wore not killed for tho
meat, but simply for tho sake of a mor
bid unxioty of many to slay them.
Hundreds were destroyed in tills manner,
and tho entire carcass hid and u1l left to
rot, by men who called themselves hun
ters. If such work Is eriulttcd to con
tinue, bow long before tleer in their na
tive state, like tho biillalo, will be some
thing of tho past? It Is a crying shame
that such u slaughter of harmloss ani
mals uailnot 1st prevented. What hi(
Kued in tho Okanogan country last win
ter is likely to occur again there this win
ter, unless some of tho decent citizens
prevent tho unthinking brutes, guilty of
of such uncalled for destruction, from u
repetition o: tlio ciimo. Tho wild deer Is
an unhnal of w hlch wo uro ull proud, is
often useful for fowl, nnd when killed for
this imriKi.HO is unite iustiflablo. Nobody
would object to this. Hut something
must be dune to prevent thomthlcss hun
ter or sklnnor ironi tno wnoiesain exter
mination such as was curried on Inst win
ter, and which in :t short tlmo will make
that graceful roatner over hill, daln und
mountain, u thing of the past.
ArriMlnil for Ti-ril'n"".
On last evening's train, Misers I. E.
Sailing, us principal, und Chun McMorris,
P. A. WorthluKton. S. W. ProebMel, E.
M. Dunton, IL II. Nelon. Hartmuri
Pritiiianl. und others, us witnesses, wero
lirmli'ltt ilmvn from Weston to attend tho
trial of the ease of the State against I. E.
Saling, which will be tried at two o'clock
this afiernoon In Justice Ilishon's court,
with what result could not lie learned in
time for publication. Tbo misdemeanor
and San Francisco. U-uving mo ia er ' ,Y? x,.
city they ..cbatlnuej on u to, o, ",",V ,"" ,;, 'an,i Mr. Sailing Inning
uuu
II Aim. AX WINS.
Tlu SuiiriMiie Court Itrnmrmii the Ueclalnn
tifthn Circuit Ciiurt.
Sai.km, Ur., Dee. 11). In the case of
Hurtmuu uguinst Young, a contest over
tho ollice of county clerk of I'niatllla
county, the judgment of tho lower court
isulllrmcd by tho suiireino eoutt. The
decision was rendered ly Judge Lord.
IIOWTO ItAIHK A Itf.VIISft:.
linn. I'..!, Kelty nf Ciittoiiiviinil I'uvntu
Nliite llonril Hint I'rerlnrt An-rxmn, mill
No llriluclloiii
CoTTo.Nwooii, Or., Dee. 10, 1888
To tlm 1-Mltor of the E ml Ori-Lonlmi.
In answer to the iiueslion contained in
tlio circular received. I will snv.
1. How can a full and fair assessment
ol property t.e secured ?
Ijy electing precinct assessors that will
no notiest ami competent.
L hat sorts of proerty should Ik the
subjects of taxation? If anv should lo
exempted, what, and why?
All kinds of property should lie miblm-l
to taxation, nnd assessed at Its trim cash
value.
I). Am you in favor of a Stale Hoard of
f.iuaiizauon Y It so, wherein will it work
u Dcneiii
I think a great benefit might be so
cured by such a board, if they would
niiiiiiiiiiy nun noucsiiy pcrtorm such du
ties us would bo oxpecled of them in
ciiuulizitiK the assessments mado by tlm
many assessors, making a fair ami uni
form liasis on all property.
4. Aro you in favorof precinct, instead
of county, assessors?
Yes, I favor prc!nct assessors, and lie
lievo such a system of assessing would bo
a nig saving to ino taxpayers.
. Aro you in favor of a graduated in
come tax ; and, If sq, how can it Is) as
sessed and collected?
No.
11. What are vour vlows uixm tlm
"sinule-tux" theory, or the placlmr of
luxation u -on land values only?
All should pay a tux on ull kinds of
proiwrlv, of whatever description In
vested In.
7. Do you think tho bill prepared by
mo tax commission oi ifv-Mi an improve
ment uK)ii our present Inw? In what re
scct would you recommend u change in
It
Yes. the hill in mv opinion makes
somo Improvements.
8. Are you in favor of deduction for Indebtedness?
I don't think nuythim. is trained by
any one by deducting indebtedness and
much, lit mv opinion, is lost liy such a
1..... . ...1 t ...u r...... i. .. i.. ., ...in
in. , mill mill i. iitiui piiuii ii inn iin lllll
shield one tooppross another. '
.1. r. Kt i.i.v.
- -dkina'n
i.tn-ri:u.
KniclUli Miilrmiirn In i Qiimiiliiry-tllml--tunr'a
tlpliiliin.
London, Dec. 18. In tho Commons
last night Sir James Ferguson said that a
close perusal of Osman Dignu's letter In
creased the doubts as to its genuineness.
It did not bear the Impress of truth.
It appeared to lo ii clover oriental do-
vice, and was not sulllclent to delay
raising the siera of Suukim. GlmMono
said It was essential to detnrinlno
whether tho occupation should 1st mado
by llrltirih or I'VyntlniiH. If it worn
mado by the I'u'vntfrtiis. It would Ihi mis-
chtovous, whilo If llrltish occiiatlon
were necessary tno mutter ouuiit tn lie
submitted to tho judgment of tho House.
no iiimscii was averse to any occupation.
Tlm Hotel lit Hrtlrm.
Tho Chemeketo Hotel at Salem bus
lately como under tho inanagemuut of
0. II. Si on roe und J. H. N. I tell und bus
furnished and thoroughly changed from
top to liottom, tho kitchen having been
entirely rqbtillt and tho lobby and rooms
oveihuuled und put in first class order
for tho coming session of the legislature.
The prices of accomodation will average
from $0 to fin pur week ..ccordlng to
room und locution. The putronuge of
the public is solicited.
W. I). Hansford Is engaged in renovat
ing the inside ttortiou of his now stand
on Main street, formerly occupied by
I)esiain Howard. Many of his (i lends
culled in this morning to watch how
gracefully ho handled tho mon and hose,
anil wete much impressed with his ability
In thut line.
Luo Vernon hits returned from his trip
to the Valley and to San Francisco. Ho
was an eye witness to the hlghblnilo'rs
conflict in Portland, and said that it IrOg
garcd description.
Mr. and Mrs. John Jack und tho dis
tinguished actress, Annie Flrmln, will bo
in Pendleton next Saturday. Sea ad.
under "New to-day.
"(
JAMES WHEELAN,
-Muuiifrti'turvr niul Denier lit-
NBW TO.IJAV,
strip of land for a long tlmo.
lias Ik'Hll 11 n unnuv i'ikiAA ure
tak nr.. lit .' ' J"
,.,ll the weather is elorious. Tlie
i M i ' uro reiiiy more oeaim
" me bonny spring-time.
A Curlom frt.
Henry (Jeorgo, who Is In England,
writes homo thu . , , ,
England appreciates tho signmcance ot
Hie piuiciiun
The Tory press
tion over tho re-
ratic prefs is not
Democratic the
ntness. It is a
nch Irish-Ameri-
soninlcht pront-
Mr. jiiu .Mrs. joiiu Jin. i i ., ...., .i,ii i,, tniiMit friends there
iViiitleton at r nuer a uiiera nui"u icikvuuii, ,
Ri.tu7venln I ftre "' for CIe VelBnd 8 d6fea '
4ban i,V, ,.'., ". " 1 1' ' .1 the I)wer Nile, pased over into tno j i unison's election ami
Ml in Colorado. . "' ?,-, VPtr ilnL- to ( .mro'H Ton- witbrac
'-. hi n,... ii. ... .i... i urauce, aim nv 'v-""-;,-v-: "."iiu.n iio .
iuii uii nun uuu uiiiu n i i I. r..M i. tinr ni mil I'iBiuin ruiicn. muii. niiiiu mo mwi.
nm Walla nn nno of bis usual f. 1 . . ' i ,i.,.iiia iwtflc coast 1 tmnnv. and tho more
ii-.i:.:. , i i s.. u... inev nao icn"- ".,- , ... i
fw' iii " ""' I" ri.unK'i'll til MICH IllClr ICUV ill H"--: I 1MJ" " "I
Alia, und sum tlio Camas I .. .i :..... ..i.,;,n rlimato und rnrious fact, and ono wl
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FRAZER'S OPERA HOUSE !
Saturday, December 23
Ajtr an atmencn of tu yfr, Ihu Worlil.
Colebrulitl AMII,
Mr. and Mrs. John Jack
umtttiodUllnKuUlitit Acremi,
A.miie ITirmin,
Will uppt'iir In thrlr refined nnd popular
"At Home Knter!alniiienti"alled!i
Matter Arthur Flrmln-Jach;
The Child Vocallit.
Look at the Choice Programme:
School for Scandal,
Hlvals, or a Trip to Hath,
Shttkspearu's"FuUtafr,"
Homco und Juliet,
"Fun on u Hanch."
Note ill. Jock Ii Hih rfooKiiliiil iindurcrp.
tU 'J.'uUluil" of the pi--m ilnjr.
Reserved Seats at Fletcher's
Annie Flrmln l lirlffht pirtleulsr light In
IlieUruui tloil.-Nr York WotM.
Her Juliet In an ideal joriaHiir. Allnl
Contiltutlon. . .
HerlauKh Ulnfrlim; her clinmctrltleii
perfect, und her ''Houk of All Nation" de-il.lilful.-New
Vork Tilbuue. , ,
Hlie l the U-tt Ht-trum America ha eul u,
Atelhouroe Antu.
Harness, Saddles, Bridles. Halters,,
WHIPS, ROBES AND TURF GOODS.
Keeps always on hand the Best Stock of Har
ness and Saddles at prices lower than any
place this side of Portland. Call
and examine my stock.
James Wheelan - Court St.
T. O. WARD,
The Leading Photographer
We wish to Inform tho public thut wo bavo lately furnished our
tlallery with the
Finest Instruments, Backgrounds and Acces
sories that can he had.
Wo havo had many pours exierleuce In the Art and know that we can suit our
. many customers In uny style photograph they may deslte. HemenilK-r wo
are here to stay und ure slilvlng to build up a reputation, therefore
We allow None but First-Class Work to Leave the Gallery.
Call and Examine Our Sample Photographs, if Nothing More.
(Jullery ut tho Muln Street llrldge, - - Pendleton, Oregon-
CHAS. H. DODD & CO.,
IMPOPlltHi Of
pardware, Iron, 3ted
AND FARM MACHINERY.
FRONT, FIRST AND VINE STREETS, PORTLAND, OREGON.
immwwmwMnrrwiwt." niHW..nrn-11'irvwmiwif.
Solo AgonUt for Orogon and Washington for
. -'cuRE S NE ; "At-PLOvU .
Mingle, Pontile, or Tilppln I'll in w, riioy n liiipln uuu (oiiiomi iienrnloluto ieifM
lion, Unit tlioiu wlio ni ii llii"ii illirm w in It ran not wiy tmoUKh In
their prul.r U nfiirnuli ttu i won or ivlthoul nat nltiichiiienl.
Peat itliiclitui'titiir xtru.
X)32E3DEe3a J0"W33ia LjT-a' ZiTTXil-Zyr PLOWS.
. BUCKEYE SHOE PRESS GRAIN DRILL. .
llurkeye line Prims Oruln Drill, HunkeynHi'uderK. lliirknynHprliigTiMith llnrrow,Nitperlor
( I ru I n 1 1 1 1 1 1 h, H n pc r I ii r Hi i ilei .
CORBIN'S DISC HARROW AND SEEDER.
The lutrl luiproviil Iniplciiient fur .inrlnir stimmer Inllow. The lii'wt completo and
uccoinfiil lool fur IhU piirMu In iim.
We alio have a full line ol IIukkIo. Oarriaite, lMiaeton. Mountalu Wagons.
Platform and otlior BprinK Volilole.
. . SCHUTTLER FARM WAGONS. . 6
Lawrence A Chapln's Hprlng.Toolh Harrow., Duorn Harrow, Hplenllflo Feed iUJIil,
1'itcino Vuutilnic .MIllM,
IIAIHIl JtAlUI U'lltli, 1STO,, JJ'X'O.
FOIt SITXIAl. ClltCULAilN ANI J'lllOK I.IWTM
COUCHS AND COLDS
Completely Knocked Out !
Aftertmuch solicitation and demand for our
popular
KucblsrV Oregon Cough Cure,
We havo il teiiulned to again put It on the market in attractive style und tnndici
nally improved. For Coughs. Colds und Horn Throat Troubles
H'v (itmriiiil.to It to vlvu KnlUfii.'tlon o Iti ri.Htl tlm oiiuy.
Helng mado on scientllle 'rinciiiles for Vaufilt umt L'oIiIh, m prevulent In this
climate, wt ilicit u trial of this Standard Hemedy.
Hememlier It costs you ni)thlnh o try it: a guarantee goes with every bottlo. Sold
only by
LlDJUZlilK & KXJ313BX..HJK,
Despain Block - - Pendleton.