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Newspaper Page Text9 fflfr (bast (Bnpiiair. SATURDAY ...APKIL 14, 1ST7 SUBSCRIPTION TRICE REDUCED! The subscription price to tho East One cosiak lias been reduced to Tube Doixabs per annum wlien paid in atkante. Tins step has been taken aficr much thought on tbe subject; and it Is hoped that the coa. elusion arrived at w ill work to the advan tage of both patron and publisher. Those who have heretofore declined to subscribe for this paper on account of the rates, now have an opportunity to prove the honesty of their expressions by subscribing, or the falsity of their pretentions by still reading the paper forwhich somebody else has sub scribed and paid far. Remember, that the payment of $3 in cash or acceptable pro duce in advance secures the East Oreoo xiax one year; if not paid in advance, $4 will be charged. "War is Turkcv. inevitable between Russia and An extra session of Congress will be call ed to meet June 4. Six hundred kegs of blasting owdtr be longing to 3Ir. llallctt, were lost in the "Willamette river near llarrisburg, last week. J. P. Boshce, says the Astorian, is com ing to Astoria with a stock of goods. Ills store is advancing toward readiness to re ceive him. ItissaidthatCapt-C-P. Crandall b to be appointed Secretary of Idaho. We hope so if not that some other good office ought to be tendered him. "Walla "Walla contains 32 saloons, while Astoria has 33. Query: Are they sopperf ed? If yeA,3Ir.Donbar,G.W.C.T,I.O. G. T. ought to visit those towns immedi ately. The latest fnmer, according to the Lafay ite Cosricr, is to the eflect that Dr. "Watts" has either been appointed Governor of Utah or Elder of the Church, rice J. D.Lce, exc. cstcd. The Astorian printing See has been removed to a building of its own. ilr. Ire land is pleased and he has occasion to be. Astona owes nun a debt -which can sever be repaid. " Owing to the great increase of trade and travel cp and down the Columbia, the O. S. N. Co, find it necessary to emptor a frieght clerk on each of the boats, in addi tion to the purser. The "Warm Springs Indian Agency, which has hitherto been under the care of the3Icthodist Episcopal CliHrci. has been turned over br tbe President ta the United Presbyterian Church. Immigrants are famished with half fare tickets by the O. S. S, Company from Sa Francisco to Portland, and the managers of the O. S. X. Co. farnhh tickets at the same figures to persons who desire to raako r manent homes East of the Mountains. Dr. Grubbe, says the Reseburg Plain dealer, proposes starting for Umatilla coun ty this week. lie will go Into easiness in that locality, and if agreeable will make it his home in the future. The Doctor leaves many friends in this locality who wish him well' It is rumored there were three saw-bock signatures on the anti-Grover petition pre sented to the Senate. The Mercury says, under the new civil service rales this will create three vacancies is the ring of Feder al officers in this State. Who speaks first that can write his name. The inauguration of Hayes was in exact accordance with the Bible. The 11th chap ter, 2d rerse of Ecclesiastes says: "Give a portion to seven, and also tooight; for thou knowest not what evil shall be upon the earth." The "eight" got the President and the "seven" the "southern policy" or his Administration. The Portland Standard says: Oregon is beginning to awaken that interest In the minds of Eastern people which our climate, situation, scenery and unlimited resources deserve. Several gentlemen including C IL Taylor, a correspondent of a Chicago journal, arrived in this city on the last steamer on a tour of exploration provided with all the necessary scientific sparatus to obtain the requisite information. They in tend to ascend the highest mountains, visit our mines and valleys and become thorough. If posted in all matters pertaining to Ore gon and "Washington Territory. HesBBteutal 3Iiar. JT TS SOLD ATLAST-EASTERN OJIEGOX JJOOKHia UP CAPITAL COMING TO ASSIST IX DEVEL OPING OUR MINERAL WEALTH. The owners of the Monumental mine. Granite creek, have al last sold that fabu lously rich vein of silvcr-bcaring quartz to a company in Portland abundantly able to further devclope it A. G. Tabor, one or the former owners, was in Pendleton this week, and from him wcare able to publish the gatifying information noted above. The former owners of the mine, as near as we can ascertain, were as follows: Uncle Billy Moore, Isaac Klopp, Isaac Xail, A. G. Ta bor, sod Messrs. Burnham and McCann. The parties purchasing are Messrs. Jlcach am, Sels, Denny, Grant, Stcinmc, Folger, andoneoftbcfirmorCorbitt & Maclcny These gentlemen have formed an Incorpo- rated company, and have throws stock on the market snClcient, when disposed of, to meet all requirements for the speedy Im provement, and erection of works on the mine. Probably br Fall a mill will be iu I operation crushing the quartz of one of the richest veins on the Pacific slope. This will open up a new era in Eastern Oregon, and particularly to Umatilla county, hlch will bsilookcd toss the source of supplies required by a large mining population. The terras upon which tins iniu5 has been sold is about as follows: purchasing price, 50,000; 15,000 paid down; 10.000 on the first day of July; the balance in tlx and twelve months. Attention Is calleu to the following: The Portland Standard says at a meeting of the stockholders of the Monumental Mining Company held on the 5th Inst, tho following named men were elected direc tors: E.J.W Stemmc, Wau Grant, P. C. Sels, O. X. Drnny and C. S. Miller. E. J. Stemmc was chosen President, C.S. Miller, General Manager and C. D. Folger, Secretary. The capital stock of the corporation is ilxcd at $2,500,000 divided into 500,000 shares, jcr value 5 cadi. The directors have authorized the sale of a limited amount of their stock at fcrty cents icr share the proceeds to 1 used for the further development of the mine. The Companr have otablWkctl an m. : i," ,, , ,., SiC,2rJJj cH.iui.uilv miiui5,ruMTOres uvic stock can be had. Specimens of the ore can be seen and information furnUhcd re garding the mine Wool Grading and Dating Itacar. We can almost certainly announce that the erection of a "Wool Grading and Baling ; establishment will soon be commenced in Pendleton. Mr. Barnard of Portland tpen t several days In this vicinity during the past week looking alter an appropriate lo cation, and it is believed that he concluded definitely to locate the same at this point "We can also safely state that Col T. S. Lang residing near Heppner and one of the best ami most scientific graders a" wool on the coast, having had many years experience in that line as a tnanHfactarcr and now a heavy wool grower, will rentier his in valu able services In grading the wool of grow ers who desire the services of the establish ment for the purposes stated. A great ad vantage attending the wool graded by Col. Lang, and baled, is that the house of Den ser, Rice ic Co, of Boston, will make ad vances on the same to the amount of X percent. The ad vantages of the erection trft this hease arc many, one of which is that Eastern Oregon wool will hereafter have i n identity; it will net be classed as California or Oregon, bet as Eastern Oregon wool; and this ks of va; importance; a redaction of frieght to the amount of oae-half or more is another great advantage, saving to the wool-growers of this county en an ex. portatioa of 1.250.000 pounds the sura of 5,250. Graded wul always bring a great, cr price In the aggregate than when cot graded. Mr. Barnard propexrs ta bale and grade all wool at a price sol ta exceed thrce-fonrths of a ccat cr pocniL Teacher's Iustitutc. The feHoning sections are taken from the school law of CaJiAiraia, pages 12 and 13: Six-. 13m. Wbesevcr tbe nuaiher ef sehoai dbtrVU ie ay coMtr is iwesstv or saorc, the School SuperiBtendeat must hold at least ose Teacher's Institute is each year; aad every teacher employed iu a puMic school ifl the county smst attend such Iastttutc and participate in Its pre cecdtnpc See 1591. If in asv ceuatr is which there arc less than taeuty school distriets. the Couaty SapcneteauVat may, in his lb cretioa, hoU an ItttUtute. Sue. 159i. Each soMiea ef the Institute must coetiaae bo: less than three nor more than Sve days. Sec IMS. IVhrn the IastMate is heM duriag the time that teachers are emptor ed in teaching, their juy must sot be Ji- m!nihrit Svc 1551. The County Superintended; must keep as accurate account of the ac- tnal exnen of atd Inilitnt- ir-teli mnrt. ers for the sarac, and draw his warrant on the unapponieocd oouaty school fend to pay said amount; prm-ided. that inch amount must not exceed one hundred dol. lars for any one year. crs Institutes are as ririd as in California. and the time Is rapidly scaring when Ore gon shall not be counted as as exceptioo. Teachers must receive the benefits to be de rived from such iBstitates if they weuM succeed is their calling. The Teacher's Institute is to the earnest teacher aa Inves tigating Committee on School Teaching of which he is himself a member. In this State, where we have no State normal Schools, such Institutes are indispensably necessary. There, teachers of less expert ence hear in detail the reviews of plans and practices, preferences, etc, of those of more experience in teaching; tbe old stereotyped ideas concerning modes of school govern, mcnt, plas of teaching, preference of text books, etc, give way to the improvements of the day, and uniformity is established Instead of irregularity and confusion. Itshonldbe remembered thatthcflnstitute which convenes at Pendleton on tbe 19th of this month Is not simply nCovnly Teach er' Itutitule but a Teacher's Institute for the ttUi J udia'al Dittritt including the conn, tics of Wfteo, CeMtiita, Union, Ilalrr and Grant the whole of Eastern Oregon while there are no doubt many teachers and friends of education with whom tbe Executive Committee arc unacquainted who may receive no direct solicitation to attend, yet all should consider themselves called upon to be present, for it is an Institute for Eattern Oregon as much for one person or county as any otiicr. vcry teacher, school officer and friend of ednrallnn a ly solicited to attend. ! o teacher who at- Cwisiy Coon ct rotiiHa coaiir. oVr7mi tends a Teacher's Institute rocs .r frm "UUo Tt-ma. k. It without being lcneilted whether he take part in the proceedings thereof or not. A committee consisting of five has been ap pointed on Entertainment, whose eflbrta will be to provide entertainment during the session for thoso who come from abroad Let all Rtlcsd. Chamberlain, of South Carolina, hns "gone back" on Hayes and has concluded to hold on to his- "pig tail hold" of the Governorship of that State, hoping proba bly to force something" "good" out of the Administration. Donald McKay is now fs Philadelphia connected with a dramatic troupe, giving entertainments nightly. It is in contem. platron by the troupe to make a trip to Europe. So we arc informed by Dr. 310 Kay who, ft few days sinccrccclrctl a letter from h!a brother Donnlil. Tho aictlteauu. Tho Xcw England Conference of tho Methodist Church oj.cn ed in Motion on the 4th of April. One of their tint acts was to pass the following resolutions. Jltiottfd. That wc arc alarmed and filled with apprcheuslens for tbe future when we contemplate the practical sale of one of tbe greai political parties or the rrpuwte uy two politicians of that twrtv who have held and now hold very Intimate relations to the President: thus sacrificing the urinciiile and party, and righteousness for the sake of temjwrary urcos. Then they give Gov. Hampton and Hayes another one, thus: lictoimi, That wc protest most earnestly mmtntl the action of the new aUtulnittra- tina in making terms with tbe chief of Ku- sacre, Jl. I . lltiller. ana Mill more para wi ly do tic protrt against the oflicial recogni tion by the adtninitration of that archene my of" the Republic who long since ought to'havc been hung for treason. Wade Hamp ton, of South Carolina, and who now by 1 threats and intimidation under the very ,rof(vfthe Wbitte Hone, as xl a on i Inn and other ,h,WIc t. ucac uie power orpovernmrsi aa insure the President into compliance with his traitorous and wicked utirpation. NEW TO-DAY. From Tern IlutHS. Mb. Ewtob As there has beea same faUe remarks made in relation to the set-1 ting of my limb, I bastes at tny earliest moment tci correct the same. My leg was broken on the 15th of last rsouth. It beiug 1 fractured in two place; alo brrken ob- Ifcjudy off near the hip. and the lit-b IwUr crashed and turned arouud. the bone al most protrudis; through the tVm. la this condition 1 lay 21 hours, at which ttwe Dr Whitooub came and reduced the broken limb, making a complete and perfect uuioc. ant! I ltn himir til ut Ih&l I bave m lott . aa Loan' Wn from rain with U. The is- l.i.- .. a 1 ... ualtiar of the bone is eotsc oa nlenIMIv. r so I, at this time am ableta mow K with out sTcre pain, and will soon be able to be oa crutches. The admirable appliance which Dr. Whltcomb used for ay comfort are perfect: and I will state that the skirl which the Doctor has diUyrd in asakiBg a perfect limb of Wi severe a break b the re mark of all who have sees his operate; and is jnstice to him, I must say that his treatment is this cae has been that of the most skillful and accomplished surgeons his appliances being perfect for the cm. fort and cate of tbe patient. My advke is ta all who may be as unfortunate as my self in this part of the country, is to avail yourselves of the serricr of this skillful sHrgeoa and phytloan who is worthy af the confidence of the suffering and aSicted. His tfsliut are of the Utot aad jhoX ap roved kind aa 1 his profcstat skill it all that the most delicate and bcttoc patient could ask. I am, very respectfullr, yew abnlicat servant. 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SUKOCNT. facnfaal Tit CaHmar, CsafaaU CoiHJ, Orrft. Executor's Notice. "Vr Cm CF. I ItrrrkT ftrta tLu I kar ta rf0 J.y rt Y.itrsttr tt tht nbtf of atXX A.N'DEK KIRK cVmaM, Au IMi liikl fUitu riol MM ratal an rraSrM J-rr at ttra la IB atta ij-r Taoean. al ta roaVac tr Wrtiaa, Omatau rat it f. rrroo. alaUa alt BMrtk tna ittr. AH pexot tmta aald ratal ui rra4 1 aHtl lit lanrcutnr. T J. KIKE. Elitater. Xpra T, 1STT. Fiaal SettlcmeRt. Is at Cccrtr Coon tt CautiUa mtly, ttttt etOrt- TUF. rXnnrJMCNEI) lUtlst tSM br Seal amti al AdmJaUJntrtt ct Oa ratiucfliaaati H. Ota. Stra4 6nr0, sollc It hr-ntf (ttra laal lb SRa day of Ajcrt. (T7. at 3 a'dork r a. af aaU aaf, baa Ire trtxnU4 ij aaM Cnan aa lb Ua Ita; braruf tfgraton ta tb aataa tui tb artttrtarai Ibrirrf HANNAH J. OLfcSTr.AIi. JltfmUtotrxJrti. Ixcus llun, JUtjy-AprU t, 1S7T. Notice ta Creditor. I M'Cvr iXtcrtMfi. AH tmci birioe claima tnlul n4 ratal art bmbjr tvai&M ta frrst tbra ta aa, astr TmAnl al or ttutrvu is Uiaae prriaet la ta4 taaolr, allbla tlx taoatbt fftxa lb itu html; io4 all iMtrost ladrbUa to aa4 rtt ara r4ortr4 la Bait itamrdlalr p;nrtt VUWUKKT A. VfCOT. AtotetatrtUlx. JO-ETU H. MtUlT. Mmlnntraler. U Emtt tndTUa. tt RiraU, Atlrt Aprfl 7, 1171 AdmlRiitratar's Sale. DMiNinruron's uu or real estate JX. Not if U Vtrrby cfrra tbat tba BOdmiranL Attalfifrtntor (flirt rauia rfALVAH B ItOOKEde erased, w III ar, br Tirto of trttr naCt bj tba Cocslr Coon of Cculitla roaair at lb Aprtl irrta IbrrrsC 1177. at pallie aactka ta Ibr birbnt lMT. at It prrtuWrt. ootbeSlb DAT OF MAT, 1177. al tba boaraf ca p'dack la tba tf rroraa ef rtri caf . tba WJoalot OetKt Ud frl prtfixj bdmrla' to aakl r tatr.taall Iy Na FTrc (ij ao4 tba SWqroflbaSW a- cf SWctloo IS. T t .V, Kaxsa 34 Fan. ooculcicr U d4 SalXh artr; aad lb Improrrearslt oa a tt Uln ponf rilro4 1w B fmitBa oaamr, IW Tmnt of aalr. ol4 Ma ut ttr Caltrd SUlr. ooa htU la Uod, aad om half la six rwxitU trota dir of aalc, with Intrmt at oar frt eraL Jr pvocth, arccitd lj jaertpc 00 ia pniutnt, HENRT KREBS. AtfnfBltfter. UaUd at rrsoTrtae, Otroo, XfrS tit, 1177. FOR SALE z" 11 ADVERTISEMENTS. MILLINERY AND DRESS - MAKING 1 t r.nsrnc J. I'atlXb (MMf lUl I Lurrafirrd la tU Maato rry Ixuttim, aad W lrrj tba Lural tijtnU SPRING - AND - SUMMER - HATS. llirtii rcprd tt arrncra of a tntl-tUa I a M rerar la d tit aarx n lata as ta tca a ajr u WOiT fit tar muwn rgrcAi.L and see m:in Kuril X, 11" Xu LOT UVERitOEE. R. J. A. KSOWIXS- j WUI t &3l rru tt Tealta tai Tin wwi lb C SKtoT. uA mYB E U ;iiikii St rr S ul t puuv4, raXsrUaf trrtaSw SS ADAM STANG. CEKTENNIAL a ss WE PEXDLKTO.V, OREGON, Rxita Ke I Sal b i wmw tit ! u r n rl,Hr nf ml tti U iUim M. cnwtfUxt THE -WEUKR." SIIERUAS Jt HYDE, A99 -C. H. STONE CO.'S" PIANOS. STANDARD" ORGAN." rpST Mox nS. nMalUuj aat ta- H. H. SOTLIFF, wttj TrsrHkar Xtru tt L tUrtr tulnam. I i mwnt ta a Iiti tt frm ntU, ut t i imuwiu ma nn awU!1 UinUa Far nta- mC praam tAirim -Cw M. Lom HtH, WTajU So Ta THOROUGHBRED ...il5J BROXZE TURKEYS, tSrtfV tWtW ta ufUntflWnia. (iuuim4 ta lAlca Arrama!. n-ftStXntnltt InbCianuni. PEKIN BUCKS AKD EHDEH GEESE. .... ...ALSO. Thoroughbred Southdown Sheep. 1)4CT UST !W CUDT. ala.reJ8tfla can 4 Iwli aiWfC Srr. Smnmt fct aTfafT. rtc. vi'titMt tatf taatSc aa. oealbc Am, ifwl mans 31. Eyre, 'Art,cit. (TUan (Ula wfcrrt ja aa VtU aJtrRxait. Xorth- Western STACK COMPAST GrtaS Ilnl-tdtorx 11 Fart EuL Ijtxut Ratu af Fmre: lYadfetea la la Oruvtt 1'atsa Ran Ot. Uaka . I es . tt o . li w .. w .. ,w . 4 te . I CO .. a eg ICritaa, Oua, C r. feuiraal I'taaiaU WaUaWaaa.. .. .. .. W Tarax rkkKJ l Otnla. Ca-xa. Cacma CM', Ft Uca, rtHlvl;6M. ' Trt. W 7ttttt. laa. ab a3 piU va Haw Cttr al KtAaa, It O ret OrrrUa4 tittU tft. Srt at gntOj tf caenl tut arrr li. Haa ttllt '. ICt yrw Caxtft, ttxk. aaUM arlcm. rrhaSU mnraun rt arrtlr ae Ko r Brtol Palarra i ta oaataxr Xnw t LOT IJVEKr - W Jl X ORRIS. S(rttbSrU. X. U. BOO M r.K. X auui t hc;ntv a im. FIJRXITURE STOEE M...AND CABINET SHOP attain. DIXW1DDIE a TAX D0SN, rtepcxi- rt INrOSM Tba rae tba kara cfrarj oar rarsitar rr aaia at HARNESS SHOP, Or OrdynforrorsturearoarCratitaiSrdU. "So REPAIRING! REPAIRING AtaT Doe ta Ordrr. t AW Witt Krrp "VS. ALL ARTICLES USUALLY KEPT la a rtfftXUai raraitar atsra. GlVe 13. JS OarXU SYliVESTER 4 BENTLEY'3 PLANING MILL, Tofrlbrr with aa atacatoarjr reacrctcd Ibrrraith. I CHEAT BABCA; by cartr aJba J Uoalatba im tmsa of ntlt 11) br Urirf4 Sa UH arrSnarr- a fcrtioa Va ba rM aoa aad lb Uitae bf lKai4aU. , ADVERTISEMENTS. S.-RDTHGHILD CALL and examine the large and well as sorted stock of general Justrecelred by S.-BSIHOHlkD At bit old stand la UHirWr't bulhllog, and whlehhtuercrstotbtpubKcanttnnt that will cosaara favoraaly with thots ot any competitor. s:-R07HGfiO The fellowin' are seme ef tba leadleg Hoes, of which you wKi alwajs find an assortment an hand: Drj-gooili, Cloibtu. Boott and Shoes. Hat and Capi. Carrxu. wall paper, flro reriri. pateat medMa. rntt. Oil. Tobacco. Hardware. Cutlery, China and Glass ware, Stationery, etc. S.- R0THCHILD Orders from the country wHI receive prompt attestlaa. Hides, Furs, Wool, tc, taken Is ex change. CAMPAIGN OPENED IB, fo-tiik SPraG OE J77 At Umaill, Orogon. IVrftTBOIST tt lTJd Sa rail aad t tsf U-r 'j aad eaaaaM ttak tt tmtitH rxrrirrt. abarfi I MM l Orr I aaittb Uawa laa SnaaatSC laaj Rataf tttnrn Occident Goldsmith Range Golden Gate Empire City' Ilirmath Rio Grande PAIJLOR STOVES " The Monitor Parlor Belle Laurel Ranger Echo Onward I'ABLOR COOK Jewell Echo BOX STOVES Black Giant Mogucl Pine Knot "Woodside Bonanza r rH aaaurtasrat of- T "I J0" jSl. -E. E5 Ceoattatl M btad. tito brd raaa. AM enlrtt 93 ft yraaiUj. JOB WORK does altbaraV" seaa aad dbraUb. WV. JL i.cnrjt. A.1TO.tE Who aaau Lrfll BUake rf asre. irrltdloa, frsd JMt ordrr la O.K. HaSotk. Hra patr, CatMlUa CmM'. Otrfaav Drcmbrr , r,l ADVERTISEMENTS. C'OOKIIYG STOVE8 AXD Manufactory of Tinware, And ut. sum or SHEET-IRON WORK, Mala strttt, cppoiiu tk Cosrt Oocse. 1TI1I constantly hare on band, and ;for sale, x Complete Assortment of At VSX AtVATt iur A. complete Assortment of the DiamtEd ROCK COOKING STOVES. ill. kinds or TOE "iTVOFLEL iM U Oricf, tt aUct Mtr, ul U G. W. WEBB. HUHEAU TOR everybody: Jut lotk B?t: I it Teg wxyr wnrr ori, L rcrrr. cixsa, lx, Ct U lit mm STORE! IT TOC WANT tvt 2nit aad lasttsa aacaxt Uaaaaaa, tt aa ill PENDLETON DRUG STORE. TT T9C 0T Ladju Ttt ; aT a3 t fl i. t VaUa PENDLETON DBUG STORE JT TOT TP AST To a-faxrva aTaZ tt. r u " PENDLETO:." DRUG STORE. r TOC WAVT Hsa CaArt- a LzKa, i U tba PENDLETON DRUG STORE. "JT XSC VTaET -r Erubra, CavM, or sa S-ij ""PENDLETON DRUGSTORE. "JT TOC T:rr A rnna-aoas ftnaOtt was. tart, (aUKta PENDLETON" DRUG STORE. "ITOrTAt, tXSTXCaCNTS Of a taatx. taa&a .11 L trtHi fucra. aaajo, aa3kria. aa. waaaa. nats atnaWta bratataU X af wfcxa aat a aald at raaCasd fKrx. M IX. tt tb aana aTAXTZ. vat Om laa xa2r X. auuaira,oa b acypiW by fas ta tor aarra aaard n. PKiCa AID SAUE 8TABLE5 piArc sz orrcanx reNstxrax eotzz.) Jukn Bvuin. j. mccTr. m. d. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON 05ka Ii Lees new barViia;. sp stairs W. C. JIcKar, Hi. IX, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. rrxdteua, CaadU Caaa. Orrra. frSoa at tba rXua KauL WM. MILLER, M. I. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. "II r ILL CtTE roat aivrtt-cs ha rarcale daaaara. 1 1 OSra at ta rx asara. ltala atnrt. 9r. J. B. L!ntley, SURGEON AND DENTIST. ta av knlrd frraucratr tx Pendleton, Umatilla Corinty, Wr la arrrkra a ataara bd I. O. Stcrxjt, ATTOKNKr k COUNSELOR AT Balr Oljr. r an. La Sim D iUt4 tbrmrtoflbrfika cVial Oatntt, aadofliabaasd VaabiettaaTrrrt Sanra. aTurr RifbU aad Mtaies LttioU a S ra ni UTT. CatWtSwt rrMnftly at,redi tv OdTJ J. H. Turner, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Caaaly Ordrra boarbt a4 told. Luana NrtoUalot OmCt aa atala ttrrrl, trfcaiu Caait H frodVtea, Orreo. S. V. KNOX, .A.ttorne: at Irrw, tTratao. CmtUIIaCoaaty, Crroa. WILL rBACTlCE IV TOE COIIRT8 OF tbla State uI Wuilcjpcn Ttrrttorr. aTT Special sttectioa paU la Lasd besiocta tsa ViCUBa. Fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars 'ALWAYS TO BE HAD AT Jacebs & C's SalH, OrrMtt BUI SvtUlrra era, mrcuroy, orta. IMllllllaaltaMMMTlaaaaMfr U " w g 1 ADVERTISEMENTS. PENDLETON U1IX STaSXT. THIS CX3TTRALI.T LOCATB POPULAl HOUSE HAV1S0 BEES EXTIRELT SZP1TTD vtl 2.EJTTE5ISESD rs srov crrt9 roa The Reception of Gneets THE TABLE WM at al Urn fea rb )KUi s tSa 7 Sc lbaBartrta2ara.aalcTtrTaims autot iVsj Ua patxaca af U Eavaa. THE BEDS inilyr.ulaMiMkmlHtlMiMb sa ttaittt wtr ta vaa rtmn eaatramt aabSV aw L a 7t1K PENDLETON" HOTEL, ta al lu VarSsu UI s 7 g at uavr. aaa i&jr rretmtv t tmiite laat tt cuat euiataia It Ttu& rf rrry BLaT B9USZ Caataf Mt T r&rxl aarl trataag yaaaVc ara f . rinUtMr Is T3d ta ca3 K J. KaLET. oi-a ST. CHARLES HOTEL, CSOCCA.V t HAXHA v rxmrri-Carat' I aa Xarsaa rrrta. rm.a Onxc TV Ira tW HatrL mMUa tt tii rXM, aadrr li tMt auatrrat tt Ci3 A Hamrn. arcfrlrtara. baa ba rstoHy r-ai aad at tOrrt aanar ae raeasttiowa t I aaf beet aa tba olf TV. Malac Eaa baa Sa maacol lo U pwaad Smt- vrr(a awaar if tb LartW rrftor fcfccg tbrrrta. Tba Bar a ajo bra tiir Trjta.f a raaaa Oaat lax as Xmaatal ra tuwto lix rrrrm. trtxx tbrfat ta rata af tbr awt raaasa. TWaat tiiif bail bza bra rtaaeoRd tAT acta ni; Sfww aad a rasal ScrxitirA k Laa br Mrmard irr tt fwu a BAia( ttii aba ta burl ia ta oj. Tt (nfn rajrtaJj aaeaau t& parrvaaia af tb in.tr( aaSv asa ret aaaar af Uta uws aMr tanr im aaJ tsat tVry a aaa earrj rSart ta (irarr aad j-wjy nu. aj- rr aia- u aad inaa tb kc ITlksn Hold. UMATILLA. - OREGON. -ra U A. -arTL&jS. Smrf. OrWaa. baa Ja L cv aa rnatStrras. Cakxsta. ar aa kaa f.'-uri a IrUtUm lairt JVa taaaa baa ba rated, ta W. vr cfcraVat. aaC aba M aS aa aa:d aab7.tiaavart.rs ara. TA'riara ami aC IrjTTt Ecffx Oh Iibt. STIAE HOUSE, MAIN ST, WALLA WALLA. W.T. (Sraa sad EarC nsatbadb rrUS YHSiarrst VotX. ar fxrasabrd tbrasxtact. x w aaT fra tar St maa (T (wata ! raaaaa aad bt tabW Ibn xir tt Six Taxtm. at aaSuisa Craexl jUfa UScr. THUXAi VaVIOIV hotel, UMATILLA, - OREGON. OCOHSS atllXES. P20PWETO2. rr3 HOCSX U ts taVaatraa4MS3aartbrm. ' braadrarau. Oiu bxa aad aad ta&i Sa tba aanuaiuaama. li rraaaf af tt i afd art. Bla o3s.sro.ltii 4 SHOP. D. 31. Taylor EaapartZtXr aiaaarttra la li ctoraa af mdia aad raJ; tbat b Sa rrrd la da aS klada af aerx. ia aia baa ad baauaaas. aat ttlj HA PROMPTNESS & DISPATCH Cat ts m vartasaxcXa avaaxr. Horse - Shoeing a Specially . TEAKS r EXrgJlE.NCE EnabVa as ta aaaaaact cbat bt aart ta tbat tor it sarxnd. Crtr mt a raJl x ?t uni tt laa Oran Rawoc. aad arttaWar ta Itarv- Lfirrr faredSrua Ortatrr: UTS I bar Sa air rrtinr O R STAXUTT- aba tnM al. trad ta aX mart daRad air abaarxa. Z. K. S(raikt DEAI-ZU TTATCHES 15 etoexx tTElWEL WATCHES AND KErAIHED ALL on snoirr work NOJICE WARE ANTED rtaraaf bassaraa U rata af Ibis ttwrt Ctomi St tee HatrL WalU TTaaa, V. T. MONEY MONEY HORSES LOST $5 Reward. Qcnx x Ntrvi sir or mt horsk. frou t.rada Kaad TaaVf ban talrtr rraaard tba m. maastuaa. aad Vkrj tn brftrrrd laatb Ctaa. UBa oeoatT ; aoor prrbaM aaoac tbe ladua fair. A or coa drtirrRa aaxtaat bonraba 3.U Vanr, laa af IVadSraao, b rrnrde4 U tba rat af a prraaL Tba batjft rna af yrtrtLrgs STtaraida. bnadrd C aa tba Irft abaaMrr. rhSac mm Vrrtr. alib aiaar braad. aad aotk. twi, atta dim bnad ed CcaMlabaakSrc tardi2e,lSTa. CCaCOCOAX. ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL WALLA WALLA. W. T. t CO VDDLVG AS D DAT 5CH0OI. far ClrK Tba a. ardr rmrcuat ICaartCad arbool rast af tba Civ. radra. Bord aad tattioa. ladabe larl, tttbta, rtc. rr Kntr ot Urn rwU. S1 Watblax, prr asanrr. 7 Ad. Dar IWFttlt k!ea.rvunr.. . ...I. $. bed $K aK. prlraia luavaa. rraanr UN &ilrra UaraafTa. aaca, prr aartrr ... .... tM rajata rrcrtrrd al aa Una, aad cbarpd traaa data rrBiraam. Btrvrttl allraUaa raid t lb euaarra dd taon-'i rd tb parit. aa ara coaauaitr aadrr tba car tt tba Marbm biHb la aad aat af aebooL Any fanbrr lofcrsoaoas arm ba cbrrrfallT rtTra by addnaaiSA- Rrr. L tt. WttAA. rtUidral. UMATILLA. I II1LUUUIILI oanofr. RrUil aar ta tba Sarat LIQUORS AIVB CIGARS. ORDERS Trota a diitince r?iylr allraJcJ la. TbarrtUKaa or inr boaac la aarb tbat Boarair i raa-i lair drakaj tula. arrd. Try and b coot lara. DAQTPPQ Wa aakaatproaJly.aaaaaaTaa A. vuiuhu ftraa.1 in TuennnRt -7