The east Oregonian. (Pendleton, Umatilla County, Or.) 1875-1911, June 09, 1877, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text8Jc'&tstrtpuHit. SATURDAY... ..junk a, isn IN" AIH'ANCK: .JS iravtm. ..St MJ . 1 TfilS. ..3 Mrcm .Jt J. Llkrp Metky, tho Ainorioan ltlstari. an, died Slay 9arh ia Ltattea. In WacMiaatOA Territory there nrc 32 journals; uT vrbkii S arc laoalWy, 18 weekly and 4 daily. Arthur Fluency, a leading lumbenran orPugct Sound 6ince 1657, died at Tort Ludlow on Monday, June CS. Tlic forged letter of resignation purport ing to be from Judge Lewis to tke Presi dent, was dated at Seattle on the 1st day of 'lay. That day Lewis was travoHag from The Dalles to Portland. An enterprising men treat to Tulare county. California, three years ago, with $5,000 in gold, and invested the amount in sheep, and has recently quit with one dollar and fifty cents in his pocket. Kinney & Co. put up 50,000 one pound cans or fish one day last week. The aver age abouti$,000 one pound cans per day at present That big 'California fishery on the Sacramento is nowhere. The machinery for Capt. Stump's new boat has been purchased in San Francisco and is reported to be ready for shipaaeat. The boat is for the Snake river trade and will be in running order in about 80 days so fays the Dayton News. A log forty feet long, with a diameter of four feet two inches at the smaller end, was put into the water in Mason county, W. T., a few days since. It scaled between five and six thousand feet of 1 amber. These logs arc hauled oa a skkkkd read. Kittitas valley is abot 0x30 miles in extent, the most of which is good agrku). tural land. It is wkkia 30 mites of tke Columbia river, nearly Tapasiic Prieat rap ids, and about 125 miles from Paget oaBl. and is the nearest valley to it cast of the mountains. Columbia county; V,. T. will farBUfa 200,000 lbs. or wool this year. It wHI be clear of dust and unuseaHy doaa. Ta sheep of tket ceaaty.bave beee kept ia fee order on grass pastares d ariag tke Wiater, and arc entirely" frc fraea scab or any disease. A large body of good land, said to be atfflcieat for 3,000 farms of 180 acres eaee, lias been found in Clallam coaolr, W. T. It is called the QuilHbate valley. " This is the northwestern coeatr of the Territory. Horatafors the ceaatry has been about raccli unknown as Central Africa. as Jsdgc O. a Pratt, of San Frascisca, bar ing been inveigled into a gambling bouse at 103 East Fourteenth street, New York Hay 2tk, lost $1,000 ana on bis complaint the police raided the place and arrested Gee. Watsoa, alias Mars-toa and J as. Law. ry. It appears the judge bad beea raped into a casae and was in tke boase when j the detectives made the deeccet 8 pen R. Ontaes IIokse Ahead. The Pertl&ad Tdcgram, May 25, says: "A diepatdt was received in this dry this morning from San Francisco anneuadag that the steJKea "Biac fountain Ecy," owaed by S. G. Heed of this city, wen the pane offered fcr iarscslhatbadncverbeatae2S5. It was a closely contested match neccssitatiag niae beats, the but and decfeiTeoBebeiagwon by the "iioj" in 2 X1. Lute B. Lindsey handling tbe ribbons over the winner. It speaks well for Oregon horses." The river Danube bas figured largely in history for 2,000, and it again becomes the object to which the eyes of the world arc turned. It furnished a highway for tbe Turks m the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries to penetrate Europe as far as Vienna and in the days of the crusades it became an outlet for the religious entbe. Eiasm of Europe to Cow to. the Holy Land. The Danube, from its sources in Baden to the Black Sea, is 120 miles long, and it drains, with its tributaries, an area of over 200,000 square miles. Labce Deotx of Cattle. Boise States man: "ilcssrs. Lang & Ryan crossed Snake river a few days ago at Eeency'a Ferry and came up the Boise river, where they cross ed with S.000 head of beef cattle steers ranging from two to five years old which they drove up Indian creek to the Overland road, where they arc now encamped. The cattle were bought in Walla Walla valley. and will be driven to Nebraska, where, af ter selling a portion of the herd, tbe rc- mainder will be stall-fed for the aad other eastern markets. Chicagc Last year the United States produced a jarly 300,000,000 bushels or wheat. Ex perience shows that for our own use we need 200,000,000. This leaves us 109,000, 00 for exportation. We export on an aver age 00,000,000 bushels. Of lastjyear's crop there remains In this country about 25, 000,000 bushels, awaitinsJsbipmcnt. Now that there is to be a foreign war tins sur plus vnll find a rcadjynarkeL Russia, one ef the great wheat producing countries In tbe world, will miss at least one, and prob ably two or three crops H will have no surplus, and will likely become a buyer in itcad of a teller. Liect. Do axil Tbe attempted Eurvcy of Snake river by Lieut' G, C. Doanc, 2d U. S. Cavalry, last Winter, resulted in fail, arc to complete the work. The Lieut and his party were rescued from a Jstatc of suf- .b5 u, - w u..,u under charge of an officer, on the 2Cth of December last Uc surveyed the river from Yellowstone Lake to Iowa Bar in this Ter ritory, a distance of five hundred miles; passing through canyons, su fftring ship wreck, eating up and losing his horses, and was several darif and nights without food of any kind. He hopes to resume the work some time this season, and complete the survey of tlic liver and ita basin to EiiSTERX OREGON WOOL IlaatttRgtkc Daily Orrgoalan of June 2nd, wc noticed a referceee la high terws to Oregon wools. Tkare is so doubt hm i truth in the ttaeatk- tbere made, bat the I author of the artfete referred to to rvMoawy i... . . . . . i - Inborn;; uaoer hh raeaiHuarmatrmi ; not practlcall j aequaiated w it taa sakjtri la hand. It it geaenriiy adadttrd by tke -t cKperienced wool-jpwwere ia aWer oouatrkw that a modtrmttly dry climate i preferable for Mae Hbred vroob, kt it be oiothloc or eomUag. We hare Mifleitsat proof f this, lraat the fact that the Kaglblt and French manufacturers depend largely uon the Australian end South African Colonies for their large supplies of merino combing. These wools usually briag the highest price at the London wool sales. Oac would naturally suppose from rand, ing occasional Itaats that this coualry was oac doert of alkali, where, when the truth is known it is net near so bad as represent ed. We are glad bewcror.te state that there is an evident dfepoiMoa ob the part of tke fanners to have their Hocks improved, bet' ttr cared for, aad kept catirely dear from occasional Kites of oeeuiry, more or less affected with alkali Taking the statement of the Orcgonian that experienced judges inform it that the eastern part of ibcSlate isexcfosiveiy adapt !cd for fine clothing wool, it must ad. mil (or those experienced judges) that it must also be good for fine morino combing. Possibly those gcnllewcn may sot have teen any of thk class of wool. "VVe wh to state here that there is ue pernea of this northwestern slope, where coattaaj; week can be raised so good or as praataWy as among the foot hills la the eastern part of the State. Before condudlag, wc would ask the Oregonian what makes the majority ef the kwg wool raised there so white aad bleach ed alesg the ridge or back el lite sheep. It must remember mat this pert ef the aeeee is comparatively weiess r the pur. pose of caatUag. We aiumc that K mmt be theceatmaeas rales m Wiater. Keop iag the sheep hack soaked hi watee M mut clitll the bleed of the auiaM.!, thus kteiag its vitality; the weal then matt naturally be aJfaceed. The perceutage ef alkali m our Seeces If aay, is so trMiac a alM$t te defy detec ties while at the turn tiaee their raaeri- arrtv in eiher racatrte readers ear weal ef greater Marketable value thaa that ef the valley. We haw k from Mr. Samuel Poatsea. grader far the ana ef Beraerd. Lee z Ca, Peadtetoa. that he feaad ken some as See ooetbiag weal as ever left Ohio far oasters laaaatecmritu. The ute sack items as hlhm are waihud fraat the Oregesian tke better satMed wW be ear wooi.grewers: The iaM jtoagait iaapmiMilc te any 4et,.-et ef saeecae; bat the m ehtth leg stack which they proeace U ahaaaa valuable and cuuaufc good prices. ANsw Fmhxstj The Aateriaa sap "Aaew Seberr bas beea oataMkhcd bW J. IL Shearer at the uawer Daachates bridge. Mr. S. 1ms beitt a trap ia me rirrr ' oa the falfe, aad as the HA juaap lata the trap they are carried ia a flaaw, several keedred yard i leagik. into hie ash hooe where they laad oa a grate er seiee. the water ruaalag through Sato the river, ftaaa which they are taken alive, their heads est off aad ether be prepared ready te be1 sahed. Tbe number that he cast catch k osjy geveraed ay the amafcer that raa up the river. Ageatteataa who wsa at the fefcery a few days age saya that aae sight tbere was ever five b Beared here fiac fish in the trap. These ash are jaat as fat aad as sound as those taken at the mouth of the Columbia river. This year Mr. Shear. er will pet up about one baadred aad fifty barrels as an experiment, aad sheald it prove remunerative, wilt go iate tbe best, ness extensively next year. It occurs te us that this might be a good piece far tbePWh Coatmfesioaer te build has hetdtiag ecb liJmeat. Wc are sure that Mr. Satarar will assist him ia the trork aad let bin hare all the Ssh be stay reseire free ef coit. 3Ir.S- is the ewaeref the WH bridge over the Deschutes river, ef a grist mflt on White river three miles clarre, aad a saw-aiH sp !a the timber, besides the new fishery. His prospects for the future arc very bright, and if he keeps his health for ten years he will be one of the richest men in the county." UMATILLA couirrr. A correspondent of the CervalHs Gazette writes from Wcsten to that paper as fol lows: "Honey loans here from 12 to 15 per cent lloofc interest at Walkt Walla, 13 per cent Wheat at Weston, $1 per busheL Flour $78 per m. Wool not baled, 2oc per lb. Deeded land, unimproved, can be bought at $2 S04 per acre. Deeded land, fenced and plowed, 4t10 per acre, ac cording to locality. Running water scarce. Good school teachers are in demand. A sawmill, in this precinct, would do a good business. Sheep shearing bas commenced in good oarnoet Gaaic of all kinds is scarce bore, except ground squirrels, and they will average aooat 2,000 to tbe acre and tbcv arc very destructive of Spring grain of all kinds. In Walla Walla valley the squirrels arc dying by the thou sand with scab.' 'Several j-oung ladies hare located land in this county, are having it iraprored. Im migrant arc arriving every week, and plenty of room for more. Some have lo cated farms under the timber act Forty acres of planted limber will hold 1C0, free of charge. Poplar and elder box trees grow well, and can be bought for f-1 per hundred at Walla Walla.' The citizens of this precinct have voted against liquor license, and U.e saloons have . - . ' w ,,. " . , , ITr. wheel tell uixm tlic little son of J. Davis, late or Linn county, breaking his leg in two places. A doctor was called,who drowed the wounds, and the boy Is doing well." B. F. Curtis, late of Idaho, has coinmen. ced the construction of a small steamboat at Corrallif for the Albany trade. tVonl Intkct. Sum Fraackco airoakle 3loy 31. Mar- kit quiet and easy. Southern free, 12 mouths growth, ISgCOc; 0 months growth lS10c; slightly burr- v. 1th seed 1 tie? 15c; Iwrry OQISc; Northern selectioBi, 350 2TH'c; Northern fair to ckoiec, Slj3e Tf . KecoipU of Spring dip from March 1 to May SWi, 03,011 bales. Sua Fraacbou Examiner Wcquete good Southeni, year's growth, at SuelSae; do. eight taootW grenth, lC-ik; short woe). 1S lCc ; very heavy aad hnrt. QiS lSlc; strictly choice Northern, 27lS$c; fair totooJ do, 232ic; sligliily burry Jo. 1Sj22Uc. A dipatc!i dated New York, May 20th, says sales for the week Include: 287,000 So new SpriBg CalifomM at 20fl 3Sc, the outside pieces for choke ; IS bag ttoomb do, 02c; 14,000 B4 Fall do 17S 2c; 6,003 &s Oregon. 2SaSc. Fioiu tlit Cnpilnl. Sauox, Oil, Juae 1, 1877. EarroK E. O. ISoing diMiplated 1r euroalcaiatlons of baviag a graail time at Aurora ptcuic, wc ceaeiuded to try aad Sad solace for our meiaaeho)jj.(eul in an other dirrethm; so boarding Ike southern boasd train on Saturday night, we bird away for some lonely spot where unlnter. rupted we might meditate our trouble tnd misfortunes of the past and plan new schemes for the future. Wc saw Turner aad Marian, but neither piece was quiet oaeugh for our purpee. so we sped oa un til the traia f4oeied aad ike coodecSnr call. ed "Jeaxoc.w After taklag a brief bird eye view ef the pfavee we left the traha aad struck eat te view the towa. Ily the time we bad made a semi-drcult of the cfcy. (?) I the (act seemed ceecieie that we had I foaad the phtce we snagbt. fK the setkede was campltte; aad the turreuadlegs were se relc: the tillage Wag htdel with bcautifel fir aad piee shade treef. the ' streeto aU alceiy greea with daedrlloa aad I daisies: buihiiacs ereea with bh: rvcrr. thbtg thorn that there is pieetyof -life" ia Jeflcrvoa. After seme sksraticaiag e found Tory cemfertable ledgiags tar the aigbt. slept writ, felt refreshed, aad set aear te deielatc is the xaeralBg. A beat 19 A. H, we weat te Suaday Schenl. get late the bible daw aad was alarmed that Jay bird was the na ef Ge-whlr; aad that Let managed te get his wife traaenaed late a pittaref salt, whra the artfeht was a bk a peaad; aad that Adam was fiat baHei whoa he teek eate him a wife, eat bavteg a leade Ted" ia Ms brtiehes pxeket. We wilt leN yea the rest abeat "Jeff' m aext. Saalt u k te say we met wfc frfeadt whe berfawed uaea a the mat gsasal besfamltty. aad a gbas ef seea. Tt&iujms. Laetaetarday twaiag. am maa aad bk IhaJry f nJrh eeart'ted ef bk wile a4 turn i mall rfcihlrea) were arawa daua Lib. ertf asreet la a laxaW wagea. the bartes Maidenly became aaaMasftabte aad Mart ed at fiaM saead dawa the sr art. They raa swiftly, siraight ahead uatfl they eaaae la a steca pMeh ia the read, whra they sad. eeahy wheeled areaad, taraiag the 'eT- threwieg the with terriak Trtechr area the aeaad. The ladr -a-n Wahwd bidry bat aet serleesiy ; eae little bar had bk e breiea ad the maa aad other her -nrere bat )icbiv hitared. The; banes ceatlamd raaaiac actil ther bed tare fee aad baraess te pieces, vhea they teere iaalty captured. j The telegraph Mac freat TerUaad te Raiebarg ts beiwg repaired, aad laathsr naepatap. Jehaay Creach is the vary etteieatbeas. Theedere THten irNt vik Selrsa m a few days. Year reporter trill letcrrtar the gentlemen If possible. Possibly may bear seaethlBg of Beech er from hist. Senator 3Iertoo (I paesj perhaps seate ef yea have hoard of him) trili be Salem ia a Teek. Preachers of the pwpd arc cfecaiatfer; petitieas te ratlread taea set te raa aay traias on Sunday. Seme ef the Salswttai dea'tHkeit. Thev vdll behl aa iadira. : ea next 3Ieaa-y night vrbrth j will be addreed by Iref. Cbaaey. OW Mr. Ilagh Harrises who bas bees ill fer seate Jearth ef time. died lat Sander, His reaaahM were takes te JcSersea ea i 3Ieaday aad deposited ia the cemetery at that place. Jcllertonlthough it's such a bole in the ground, has a bras band that can just get away with the Salem band, yuu bet Did yea hear anyone say, "base-ball T I did. Tbe stills of Salem thought they could riek a nine that conk! wax the .Etnas; but they were badly takes In very much so. The score standing 1? to 29 in fsver of the .-Etnas. To-raorrew the -3ilns ge wMoBBreuth to play a match game with the Star Juniors of that place. One week from to-morrow there is to be a grand Granger's, Merchant's, Sunday School's. Good Templar's, etc, ot, picnic at Marion. A grand time is expected. SifoertoBites arc making pretHtralions for a greet big Fourth of July celebration. W. It Daabar orator or the day. Salea bai'nt made a tingle move toward cerebrating the Fourth. Tls rough to have it sahl that the Capital or the State cant celebrate our lOlta anniversary or Ameri can independence. Cliomekcta Hotel is undergoing repairs. The Swiss Bell-ringers arc coming here soon. Wheat 1 40. R. II Porrroi. Lvsclt to Our. Fi.io Ket West, June 4. The American whaling schooner Ellen Rizptdi, or Providence, Massachusetts, has arrived here. While taking oil oa tho Keys south ol Cuba, she was boarded by a Spanish cruiser end the captain's papers demanded under penalty of punishment. Cant Dunham produced his papers, but they were considered Insufllcicnt and be was detained four days in close confine ment until the arrival of a Spanish frigate. Johnny Holton, well known in Portland as a whole soulcd, generous friend, died in San Rafael, California, after n lingering illness. His remains will be sent East by his brother, Dan Holton, to Uie family res!, denco In Binglmropton.Xcw York. Johnny Holton had very many friends in Oregon who trill miss his genial presence. NEW TO-PAT. Steele's Pain ERADIGATOR. rnti;: ost ivwrnvE ct'r.n ron RUnmuum, X SriLp. Hr4eW. Uw luk, rtc, tic, ta tWkanaaccM. TV. UArrtuXf or tiunuttf u Irtini'rt m-1' -' i.fi.jiiMti.uiiit...t.i. CRANE & BRIGHAM, Crorni Agnu ht ta Caut, tr 1 IL Totxtt il FAREWEL L ! T WJIX f ttX COOKING Slam u can Ur tit ult X lknr Atf ht cut, Xw U Um Hex to Uiy iCOOKIXG STOVES. Cmm ta4 r Bf.utnerirrUoDitliw Vularu Jl t ur trrag m MI ca3 u4 StTTIX u I Must Have Money. TAKE WAIINING. , tirt. G. W. Webb. PENDLETON itxiit. THIS CENTIiALLY LOCATTD asn POPULAR HOUSE HATING BEEX ENTMELT HEFITTED and SEPUBJflSHED it row crista rox The Heceptioa of Gnests THE TABLE a NrtH t&4a. 4 rttrj tunM km u m THE BEDS Art U xrv. ttd t mi ist Un fri).S ta tW atlnMbntwM. TOE PENDLETON HOTEL, h llll tinmtu UI t 9 8k tW tloMt, u( ylmtf Hm .try B LsT HtCI t HmC ac4 tocia cr.ta k ia year, rnimua HEAR YUl xjinsa fU a axtHiU" lvrrxr.T rc vr XI towr.s.rr. , - . 'neet r"" r m an St i tt tu Yt HXX L HwMtUtUxt T1TLOS. FIXAL SETTLEMENT. I ta CMr Okti t CuiSa coj-, fuu t Tac vsx4msa h tvr nur ui tMik W airfc- t Kkt-r, 4tnl M ta irrrT ftm mt Miottf tkm 4 Atj Mr. ltTT. b i-i iri r nM mn tt li Unu C aMcc to tki ! ti4 tW tlirmrt lttnC SIIUXK, Euctttf. Jot , ttrr. Lae Ita Etrru, Ailj. ADxrxisrnATons xotice. Ajertcr is mxcsramtM tw nsrc fc m-tri A4atriant't the ttutt TTWwJ tMtmri. emMt. A rr& bat caifi '' 8mu mrr rvvwrMto tm to tW nmm '; w f mm tvwy Um rtT main aM is mmttm trm Cxi. VICT HCaRiKJ jtwttntiU. TrxMrUa Jm (A, lirt J R Tirvcr. JIHf. u Jaaa-a crt. rvwttrua rwicrt. rcuau I i ""'-. rf.r!- wtukui. i rne the asovx Nivm prj-omxxr c. ccu X tslVf artt Sut afOmns m art hmr rtcatrrsl la fjnr brfcr nc. a Jaauc c la rnn fat im imuo umw. u bit ?r mil l aa Utuadarr Jlf, lrr, atlSa'cWka. a. af aaX taj, x umrrlt alim aii.t rUmi? ta a ara actka. And IT ja OJ UaaavT. Itr tUlttll ffl il?? f Um cran tvt 4 Ult JWcmrat aaiaat brlbtraaar iwoinimcdoik u'ltcwa. T erf tot ttr pct&catk at haaiti ta On ac- traa aa str Bait ta at 11 tUk T at Kir, 1177. C&l W njULCT. JfjOea at tka rtasc J. H. Tr.r, jT XOTICE. THE rOtlOWlXO COCXTT ORDERS WltX BE paU vfem t n ml iTtaa at mj Cc In fradrtoa. Isterrat tbrrrea cram at li.ll at. ;CUaa. 1 Na. la Urvr U. AaX Aft 11 Mar 1 ses t. CbC...... J H fUxr.... rraak StaMock. RBVarfard ... WBUt3... S tt 7S ss oo 1M tS TS O) 100 00 loo ae lOt M si j(rii J4f U 1U n: as a vr. wesii, Trratartr CoutlCa CemcXf, OrrxM. rnxSrieo, SB, It FIXAL SETTLEXEXT. la the Ctl7 Cacrt tt fmaUtla County, Stilt r Ort- TliEryPERJinSEn IUtIbi tW Urtr b1 ae coaat la Ibr aborr aamril Cnrt ai atmUMralsr or lb nUU of tttfbru TtjU. dreaM, coclrt U brrrbr r"" thatitotrfar Iba ti Ckj fcf July. UTT, baa tvrs aTial by ald Coart tor tb brart; tt ob Jma ta tbe a aod tbr Ulrarat tbtnvf joilv tx watro.v. Var: . lilt. Jjertaa Ertrtt, Ally. Colt Race. r nil ERE WILL Ba a hair talla racr tt CJU, fro X Tn all atsrr Ja&oarr 1st, HT7. oo tbr rrnU tan Ilia Trtrk. Etlnm rloMtJtar IS. 1117. All art IbtUM to tmpxii For pvicuUr, wr arttck ef aprrmtBt at Wn. SmtxWt atara la rraltteo. VISSOLUTWX OF C0PARTXE11SUIP. -VrOTlCE 18 nEltEnV" Qntv. Uut thr rattamhlp 1 bnWflriJftlbHWBj. W. lhnU01r ta4 Jamra X. VanPorn uxlrr Ita Bnn aaraa cf DtavxUta it VaaDoni. la tbe tuaa of lVjxliKoc, Ortfoa, bm bocn U.U ur dUaoirtxl Ir matou cnoarei. 7 J. W. Dixwinnia HIT 2aa, 1177. J. X. VANDORX. ADMINISTRATRIX XOTICE. -VrOTlCE IS nEBEBV CtrEXTHATt HAVEIWa IN t;-,viLU4 Aalalitratrtx of Iba nixie at John MrtckHn. itenuei. AH trx barlBZ claim aalBtt MM rrUla art rrqalrrd ta rrrani1 to at Ub trvtttr roocbrra, at lay mMcm la MraJaal wtriart, liiBAiill. run&lr. Orrroa. artlbla alt rasntba trora U1. AN itmaa ovtce txli cstaU ara trqacalvJ to artlla Ita bbi immMuinr HViAS A. STMCKLIW, AimtolttnJrtx. uustirsitt, urt. J. H. Tatxrr, Ally. ADVERTISEMENTS. S. ROTH CHILD CALL and examine the large and trell assorted stock of general ivrei oligfn fits o just received by S. R0THCH1LD At bit old sUml in UUirker's bolldin?. and which be offers to the public on terms that will eoM)are favorably with thoie of aay cotupetitwr. S. R07HCHJLD Tlie following are m ef tht leadiag Hees. of Meh yea wW always fiad aa aiortment an hind: Dry-roodi. CbtMer. ReAt aad Shoe. IIataed Cap. rarin. waH aseer, fire- crrle. parent muMcfcte. I'lhtti. CM, j Tebaeeo. Ilardxre. Cutitiry, CWea aad GIxjj ware, Stationery, etc S. H0THQH1LQ Orders fmm the ceasttry trtH prompt atttuMtea. receive Hklrt, Furs, Wool, etc, takoa In chanse. tac- STOVES AND Tin-ware. ' Tin-ware. "v-bk- Hrar nvr re cxr 9 a i .V J to Isreu&ai rtk) Mm t r to w. j. ixczcx At TJmatilla, Oregon. Br ku a Ut Ht to irVrt froa wd tat W kt ttn 4 it avfi rr k Lrcu mU rmA wl r anf aMl Utrra lMUHriib)iUKaattry aar (Mt t 4 M aarr a fut 4 tira a4 aaa (npiriMMH to MM Mm Ut mr Evrmrvnar w um. m ni m4m uJ iU met. r ! wM fcimto aiU i M BrbtrfMrn: COOK STOVES Occident Goldsmith Range Golden Gate Empire City Hirmath Rio Grande r.iRLon STOVES The Monitor Parlor Belle Laurel Ranger Echo Onward PAOLOQ COOK Jewell Echo COX ST0VE3 Black Giant ifoguel Pine Knot "Wroodsidc Bonanza -A fall tLtaoctarBt er- OBUttstlr oa fci&t. alt lirl rata. All arirti flat rj pnoxQj. JOB WORK doe tth Drat acaa aM iopaua. Wit J IXEIEK. AJtTOJfB Kb asU IjtJ Raaia of ur ia. crlptlaa. hrai roar onW to O . IL Hatlnctr. lira porr, rmatlBa Cbastj'. Orrtac Pecrabrr. 1171 5,:o.cL r.AisrcT3: T701t f Al.Vi TTt. ljr alrrHRirL now efftr Li; cgrHw-Jtlll nni! Itanrh lor aalr, VxatAl oa i rrr iat ra a niira trwn urxftttr Any aac wvnipj in wj miwib fiTicff at ft can. Arcusstllia. S. sltAER k SOX. Notice To Tax-paycts! A LL rr.rtSOXS KbowIbs tbmartrra iVtlaitct J V. vti! rJ'ase taka BUlc Ibat lb County Coon baa tucra ua DELINQUEMT TAX LIST ynr tea ynr lS7a la By tOLM tor o8rctl. Tit aiy way to tara mu u ay naawvllata ryaat. n. atiwrvT Eicrtf aoi Tix Coiictlcr, Caut&UCtacty.Orrtcx ADVHRT1SEMKNTB. COOKING STO'JES Manufactory of Tinware, And alt. xixeg or SHEET-IRON WORK, Main street, oppusite lbs Court IJocse. Will cotutantly hare on hand, and fer sale, a Complete Assortment of 37 Z IJ -3l.3F2.3I3, Ki iiltl wr A complete Assortment of the Diamond ROCK C00KIXG STOYES. at l xixtts or Vt7 Kdmu Mm G. WEBB. IIUIIEAII FOR EVERYBODY: Jsst Look Rerc IT toc waxr rjttxr. OIL?, rcrrr. Luc, in. a to iu P EX D LE a OIV DRUG STOEE! WiVT rnr Utsp aeC (mat PK.NlLETOK DUG STUKK. "JT TTC WAXT LaUM 7aaVta at mM UaAt, ( PEJfDLETOK DELTG STORE t r rear -was flat iafiunai afaK Ittti. g to PaXDLErO.V DRUG STORE. TT rer wjutt raw tt aU Hats. a at tV rwuc STORE. PSJfDLETOK JT TUC VAXT Mr BKuavt. Cawto, ae la Saa, JT TOT VAST A r aja i niafnilil 4a ""pkolkTON" muc STORK 7..rts-AL uanaevwess araaaatav .11 taU aaa is tanas at I tt T ,( Ua? aaa mmra TkTASW.taat ZJL tiaii iit aaa ' laHaiiL tt tol - STABLE, fttAiX C UHUaaJE mXJuWt 2e7t,I John Beuman. j. h. rrtorrr. it. n. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON TfiSctsa Orreas. !' er beialt&r. OaVe ki cp trj XV. C 3scKay, 32. D., PHYSiriAK AND SCRHKON. 1M e iic, raaaliili Cawafr. '. OSaa at a Dr. J. Ii. l.Xndev. SURGEON AND DENTIST. ti as koi4 ptT&xstntr la Pendleton, Umatilla County, UWr Mt K.IMI e a a)viyi W Lai .1 Sjrilit.-EZ i. . Sicrni, ATTORN'KV & COUNSELOR AT LAW Itakrr ltjr. Or on. LO. frrza vUl trtryi tt tatru af tbr fMMi Ja Anal Pvtnrt. xol at HjJvtaml TTLaafvci Tn Tl Ir BLtaU aa4 Jtamox Um&ttea cuurr. CaWrrtliat ptwa;ttf aL,aart IA ! J. II. Turner, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Ceaitr Orlm boa;bt axj aoU. Lotas XrrUaU4 OFTCCE ca !Ub itrrrt, rrtRa Cut ncaa IVeArtoo, Orryoa. S. V. KNOX, A.ttorney - at - Law, TTmUic, Vautata CwaLIy, OrTfco. WILL mACTlCKKf THE COUUTS OF that State and TVatararton Ttrriurr. tr Pprelit attoUse naidu Lasd botlses ad CoHUa&s. Fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars 'ALWAYS TO BE HAD AT JattWVaUIl CC VUO tSHlUVIli OffcaiU 001 SwAxJcr! Store, rCSVlXtOS. Orrtoa. STOCKHOLDERS1 2IEETIXO. vrOTtCK IS HQtSnY r.lVEK That lbrrtUta 1 nrrttac of l!M HwkboH'n of lh InTtalar"! AM coiMn aTOrrsM. oo tbe 11th ixr or Jtar. 1177. at 10 o'fkxi x x. t Uwlr nOcr la rrad!rtt, tst lb wroaa or tlctusx a isoara or itrrctor Mr tar rasaies Trtr J. C VRAXKUN, rrokfact. IaitUn, Hay 111177. JR. J.A.KKOXLES- gr WW Utt tU put at CtatiMU aad Watco raaaUra tia rnmtot Sasasar, nxt t call at rrt-lmrra ty rnart of pmtra by lelKTt kit at rn!lrton or Lrta. nr )s,w asJ vvtk ;inttc-l t"uU wti cf Uxlix ttt JJi. ADVKRTlSiEMENTS. ST. CHARLES HOTEL, r,,rHA8JIAX.rnpJUnOR!lCrMr t .V.r!? 15jrM" VvnUai, Omn- Tate ir i s iii rwMsa. eur ta Mi ' 1 a Hinu. enwlcun. kia lrt Mbi lw uCui ilMrW iMUllliiatl M ur is 1L cut. Ti Dull Biafci Sm mmr4 is tU pMbl too crtra JL'IrtItWrto. Ti. WMIIfilitylflMM ! hMWradtrrmUi - Uu. IL. lu IB IbtclJ IT r" ,'a tU fmup ' "r iMnl t Imtg U Imifi bW their ear oj iii, wn rrtr) .Ourt to pin tt4 zmttf gsott. Mir in ewxe to sd Ina. uw WIlHon Hetel. UMATILLA, - 0BEC05. MM XI WILSOff, fonsntrof Crtnu,Uti. Mat M FrvM fclrm. I'oaiUU, .km tx, mm Mm am rtin htrl TUUuUilMititUi aw we, m tmSK td um uu tlq b ant waa th rm r -t Eur. aSurU. TnTrlcn wHI x in "'lt u Cat piaee. VXIOX HOTEL, UMATILLA, - OREGON. UEOBGE KILLEB. paOPBICTOE. tya cf rxnu. Oxa V tad p4 tui U thm 2. K. Straigk DEAI.EH YTATCUtS IX CVKtM ASO "rVATCHES AXD REPAIRED ALL OX .SHORT WORJv XOTICE WARR.OiTED Vtar at amita-r, ai nU at Ittta atmt Ovsacto X U MM XTaMx WaBa. W. X. frlONSY MONEY HORSES LOST $5 Hewaxd, srxBER er trr iinKa raoa Saaiar Tii'T Lata Vxirtj 1 1 A tarn al ULrr Ia ia ba ts Taaa w tripr i await tbr laeaa na. aT a aatiwat aaf rfu km to . L. Han-. towa af Pi a a it . adi b rr-ratM at ato rata at SA MMt Tar tmnwKM iwilfp. ayre, UaWCaaa Ml a Ifr. rf. r krU-. u) aaf ktaaM. aa a bmo. ass Cat bna4 aX C eufc aUTfc aUaUaUBaaip at. M9. era. cdgcax. ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL WALLA WALLA. W. T. i iMaaeoss vv air scHt. tr ctta. tw ." taay yiaata m aaat acaMl aaa af UCa. wi U it I rmt Iiaiii . Hiiat aa-g farl c r ta va vmlj. TaTaatjcsx, rr aRT. : . aa ft. IK. a4 SU 3 I at jHatfca. e n taninly csarr tW i al fcr cVrrfxZr ptna by TT. WHIT002T3. X. 2X PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON aav tl aaaVt. 4af aittt, jra9 Aa aWM amnri T tr latrta. 14 twrj baat in tat aa aaaimxl aftaa flyrax. 2vcr iJc Abel iLVXUFACTUEERS AXD Dealers ht FURN3T U R SI al btaia. 5nics. IUr. "Taoi as! rxla Bate act rUttl te aaal ax4 t-trtt to crate TTraOCSIAUr CWilV. rvarr ma -aiadrv U j it jf, gaawaaJ rrrfriais; Uboag to a Fifsl Glss Fumilare Store. Orders from tke Cesntry PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. tr.--wa NaU aarrt, TlUA tCALLA, &CbKla5tr. FUH.MTURE n STOEE ANB CAEIN3ST SHOP J. W. TAX POKX, rratrtrtac 7T IXrOUX TV r tat ti birr orrarj ssr 1 1 rttaturr tatix n 3- 5'- II A RX ESS SHOP, aa" Ot4cTteIcraaaieTaaty attcadntta. S9t REPAIRING I REPAIRING ItaoctoOnbx. "tx 3- VB Ktrp -ea ALL ARTICLES USUALLY IFT ta x nnt-CUi Faratart Kara. GrXTTG a. Call WooI.Grswers, PEXPIXTON ILIS TDK BONDR OF HAVTa ta 8rH ratablBtfat, carta T Sm IVaactcce bm WOOL ta Cndcl aad Bainl, rr!y kceaattnt Btarkrta. A4taacr mate ea ceettnwets. rtaJirtaa. Uiy to, ItTt BAKNABO LEE. CONSUMPTION POSITIVELY - CURED. Al tSrrrn fmcx tbts lr&te Cut ara aaxloat t ba rsrvd ivM try Da . Ktxsxx' Cuxuatis Coacsr TtTi IWatKH TbrM rwdrn ara Iba coty prrpara IKxi kma tbat ml rrt Cjssra mxt aad all iBwaata at Um Toit u Lost tivicrJ, a atrcc ta atr tuttatolbtm. aaJalmueoamcayaa tbat tary ara na aaaibaf, iH KmMt ta arary ntSrrtr, by salt rott paid, ru tkul . Wt drat wast ywtr toary aetlt job art perfeesly aUt3I ef tbnr ecoUre for. It yw l f t wwtfcuattBS.aoa'tiMiylB ttsj thai rrwacss a UUl. at la-j- w V mretr Ptrc ya. led 3 UUJ at CaaaAa by ouU ea reortf at prw ASH & BOBBINS, Zta r&tua Strtet, X. Y. , VJaa VVBaMfy mm fCtTK. A taaatat 1 IUH MBir . m fart1 I . ar I ' Taaw. fry awn Mt'tL iBWtt l H. TT tmw .. la at X, jam laaaaaaB. aaa. far txarr. T 13 fkaet malt t aX xaxj mm. A thtrgrt trra ato af aaaaaaax rt i iawia tt to tbr aimn