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Newspaper Page TextCjjc (fast rrpumt. 8ATUKDAY. AUG. 4, 1S77 SUBSCRIPTION PRICE RBDTJCBD! IX ADVANCE: ITCAA...$6 Moras.... $1 SO .S l!comi!..n It is reported among the Indians oa the rcssTratJon that one of their number join, cd the hostiles and was killed. TT. A. Luellin -will deliTer the opening address at the coining State Fair. A. J. Dufur will deliver the annual address. The price at Salem is $10 per ton for wheat and oat hay; $11 per ton forgaod timothy, with an active demand at those f prices. Oats are bringing 50 cents per bushel, with none of the new crop yet In the market. All are aware of the fact that ladies Jiare a pocket low down oa the dress 5kirt well, when wc see them reaching down in that locality after a handkerchief or something, it looks as if they were scratching their 1 ower extremity. If J. 17. Redin -tan, formerly of Salssi, who was last heard of in Eastern Oregon and Idaho, will communicate with the Sa lem Daily Record office, giving his present pestoffice address, he will confer a great favor upon his many friends in that vicinity bsth male and female. In "Wisconsin they have some big saw. mills. AtEan Claire a mill cut 183,000 feet in eleven hours. One-half the amount was one-inch lumber, and the balance two inch. A mill at Peshtig cut 1.000.C39 feet in six days. Even belter work than this has been done at some of the Michigan mills. We believe no saw-mill on Puget Sound has evr equalled the product of the larger mills orMichigan, although pos sessing an advasttne in logs. r e nave waited patient for authentic information in regard to the alleged defal cation ot James Uendershott, Esq, while register or the State lands for theLaGraade district; but nothing reliable coming to hand we publish what we can learn. Ru mor has it that the defalcation amounts to 3,000 (we have our doubts as to the mag nitude of the sum). Further that all prop erty is ia the namt of his wife. There are two rumors afloat; one is that she will give up every dollar to clear Jier husband's lia bility, the other is that she will not give up . . a. dollar If Af.r. . x dollar. IT the defalcation is not made official bond will be financially ruined, th7 boing Arthur Warnick, M. Baker and J-ha A. Childcrs. It is hoped by friends er all the parties in interest that all dis crepancies may be quickly and easily ad justed. THE LOCAL XEWSPAPEn. The liberal sustaining or a newfpaper, by the people in whose locality it Is pub lished and in whose interests it mustneces earily operate, is a much greater source of wealth, not only to patrons but to the com- naaity in general, than is ordinarily sup. j posed. There is nothing which more cor- rectly tells the character and grade of a . communiry, village or town than the local paper, x-rrsons aesmng icformation con- ccraing section, of country, with hlch j they are unacquainted, call for the local newspaper in preference to any other plan for procuring the hlstwy or the place. The ! eaterprise, liberty, wealth, etc, or I place ispcrtxsved in tlie txVctmIs ana general conamon or their local - , paper. Some paper seem to say by their appearaace, that their locality is healthy, and rich in all the most important resour ces; the purses of the people plentiously filled, eaterprise running high and all things tending to draw capital as a magnet attracts the needle; thus continually add ing supports to mace the foundation of their town eadurably solid. This the local paper tells ia the number aad character or patroBS, contributors, advertisers, eta, etc. Other papers ia turn seem by the same means to say that they are trying hard to pull their very existence from the tight purse strings f their more illiberal com munities. The little one square advertise ment says by its appearance that the under. a - - - - Kgnea is st jjgy, close fisted and Ukcs no A..l . o . a a rurther interest In ths enterprise of the place than to get all he can for as Rule as possible, and thus an impediment is placed is the way of progress, causing the place to wither like a plant shut out from the sun. light An occasional baptismal shower of telegraphic sews, editorial notes and locals exemplifies what might be dona with sufii. clest means, but this expensive work can not be kept up without prompt support, aad so tu paper is farced into correcpon desce with tlie enterprise of the place. A newspaper, like a child, wants support and fostering care in the beginning of its exktesce, so that when it can stand alone it Buy be able to bring credit upon the cesraanity ia which it is located. Every ase should take the local, hose newspa per; it gives hi ore real information than caa possibly be givea by aay other paper; when othrr papers misrepresent yea, in say war, your home paper speaks in your tkfeaoe. Your hone paper tells you what is the tt successful department of indus try ia iU table of prices at home aad for eign markets, aad in its editorials on local "sources; your home paper tells other persoas what you have to sell aad what rou wirfi to bay; ycur base paper in addition to Ha pkasaat stories, household articles, etc, teaches your children the history of yoar coualy aad State; your hose paper oeaefae ymr children what is vice and what k Tktac, giviag the laws punishing one aad reran Sag the othrr; In fact your in tereatt are so aearly allied that you rise or fall together. lTcaceyou should support j ottr home paper, aot grudgingly as a dis agreeable duly, but willingly, in such a spirit a will 8atisry the cditw that you caaerder the iareatmeat will pay theexpen. dfcarcaad be a benefit to both you and LETTER OP CO.DOLXCK. From Jtutph Gale to Vu Relict tfThomat J. Hubbard, deceatfd. The following letter, written under date of May 12, 1877, will be read with interest J by new as well as old settlers m Oregen: Eagle Valley, May 12, 1S77. To Mrs. Mahy Jaick Hcbiiard: My Dkah FniExo.- I bavo Just re ceived your kind letter, which brought nx the sad tidings of the death of your be loved husband and my highly esteemed friend, and I can assure yu it was with heartfelt sorrow I perused its contents. That he would have soon paed awav, was j Doming more man wiiai migm nave oeen reasonably expected, since he had lived up to the age seldom passed by man. I had frequently heard of his declining health, therefore the news of his death did net surprise me much. Rut my sorrow was more increased by thinking on what yon both mutt have suffered durinr those lunr months or his protracted illness, and know, inc as I do that YOU had lived topriher as ' man and wife for nearly forty Years, ena- bles me to comprehend nearfv what tba ', state of your feelings must have been when ' the final hour arrived which was to sepa- rate you both forever. I sar forever. I ( speas in regara to our mortal existence ; but there is an affinity of spirits whose at tractive power shall 'draw our spirits to gether in yon world of light, and we shall know each other there. Death is inevita ble; we are all born but to die; and we, my honored friend, e too, you and niv wife and 1, are now in the last decade of our lives: we are standiar. as it ere. on the very verge of the grave, awaiting the summons which may arrive at any moment u can our spirits iience. rencewSn tn. aX gular coincidence. I scared v had finished readinffvour letter, when one of the chil. drea brought me a newspaper, in wuich I J read the announcement of the death of ex - J Governor Abernethy. ho died oa the same day your Husband UmL Does it not seem ftrangc? lie. too, was oae of the S,iS..T2,t - 80 i " rtfinnrnr n mice nn.n In t v I fi v. as vuc in cnarge oi me store ana mercan tile affairs of the Methodist raisskm a man better than whom Oregon never has had. nor nevcr will have a better chizen. Your deceased husband crossed the plains Willi and in lhn rnnlnt ul Cint Nathaniel I. Wveth. in the Year iSW; and oa their wcy to Oregon they made a kak lathe lower part mt Sboskone rall-rr. ia nfnr in twiij.ic ika . . . L. order to replciish the womout strength ef their animals, and while this was beta e accomplUhed. built the trading poss which "" iae present Lis oeca tie was drtsg papers to the renegade Ib- known by the came of Fort nail. It was ! dUa of the CMamWa river, reenmwesd named la hoaor of one of the miiWrap i iw W ta iLi mri -iii. or in. or the firm of Wyrth, Hall. Vllliams ijaad Craat coMties, Bslsg the saaio of Co, or Boston, Mass. The fort being com-! John IL Foster &. Co, one of the best fins pleted and supplied with all nrcessarv j in the amaur; aad the Iadiass knw inmgs, wpt. Jo-ph ThiBg was pat in charge, with a sufficient number er mea to gamsoa the post. CapL Wveth then resumed his march towards the moBth ot the Columbia river, and alter experieuciag a rreat deal ofhardshin on hi man 'rT n,,lrn8!rfJ rrived late in the I 7 . .- . waitj irnsu, where he expected to have met his vessel. -ru w uic wine vcar ai bauvK I'laad. wiiicn was to have tsadf tlr mum around Cape Horn and meet him there. And there, oa the south bank of the island, a lew miles below the mouth ofiheslaB-h. he erected the first American estsUith mcnt on the Pacific coasL Although Fert George was built by an American citizea. yet as it had since the war of 1S12 been in the possession of England, It could not be uucu m uic aixici scns oi tne word an American esUblishment; hesce yea will see the propriety of calling Wreth's the i -, .. ." tnajiacai uauuing upon me i'aclSc vi'iagc uas ueea aaseiy taroan tato a teeut Taf.t1,J ..tixei3 rU.e Uai,wJ utes- "ascaWreaorexciUmeatovrrthedesrHca. And there, at this establishment or Wreth's. v, , ,r. J. , your deceased husbasd continued wirkin c , " lrmciot:' TctJ r Uit popslw -at his trade, until the Company ceased op! called chrirtiaa (?l dcsominatioaHsually erations, and finallr left the cWttrr: and bowb as the Nerth Methodists. A few ldx0' ml d,t?wd, tnd-. Jn S ebcriptlen was circulated la Jocn Iiobili, Solomon bmilh and Henrr.D , , c, ri... i T - -PeaHetea aad viemkr ta obtain mna ta uL?l? all Americans. Now, in order to save my- i iraia accaseo or partialitr aad , ferl Tb IH , P-cprf wr hoSt aai ld tW wo ate tStSalba that the church could only be company of Capt. Wyeth's, there was a . used by that denomination. RattheMetb-1 mPn7 ef .missionaries, with the Rev ! exlisU used thai as an mcn the 'r'd , . i Bews-ffiwpel or Jesus Christ in the Rocky Jloun. sivftaivu v4C ftoTTIUOn OX Uff 1 tains and Wallamet valiey. In this same company were alio two naturalist, the eminent joun Curate, and the other a young gentleman, a Mr.Townsend I have forgotten his Christian nam. As it is my purpose to write a full his- tory of matters and tiling conceminr j j i i i i . lag the early settlement or Oreron. to sar' ucvoutu uuiutou, anu aiso concern rnnt WOfl,fJ?e,1!,Ucina,ln'": i you, my mend, mtv think that these scrans ' ll history are out of their place wbein! corporated into a letter which should be purely a letter of condolence. 3Iy reason SrfwelfnrJl Th" ! peraliaiitics of m- deceased friend. I anew wiui wnat contempt and indiflrrrnce be locked upon such things; and in this tr. -.v. r T . . V V AUkCll AUCS UaCTC SOI seem to be some ratallty in all this? For a. o O V V a 1 . ; . mem an. raonnin iia mo na.aa. .i i .. . o o t 1 ,mos ,oae- "unagfr Mill jives, uien are we two. ana ir be too shall have passed away, then those beautiful Jinc of Moore, the poet, suit tar case pre cisely; for "W1b I mcabrr all Ih frimi o UiVrd tocnW. Itc acca arocDd tae (all IiIk- lorn la oxatrr tailxr I lrl!!kreiM ' Who tmi aiooo Botsc humeri ball devnH: WlMsr rariaofa Oad. Aa4 aS tot b onina4 I will nowcoudude my letter, by assur ing you that all of our hearts leat in sym- painy for you in your great affliction and irreparable los. Hooine- that von m.r v Aaso-aa oa a aa a ta 1 1 aa anu i iioq oomion, is me sincere u'lali of us all; and-bclicvemctobe.asever, your friend aan numoie serrant, jdsei'ii Gale. Hilton Kraaa. This is the best place in the country to live, as we have two Suadays; now if we can get a few more religious societies we would bare Sunday all tlie time. Then we would not hare to work. Mr. N. Kllburg has rented lVbrraington hall aad has put ia a fine stock of grocer, ics. He contemplates putting in a fine stock of dry goods and yankce notions eoaa. "We hare Just received 100 Spencer rifles aad we arc willing ta use them if the In. dians want lead. I. Qulnn ha sold out one-half of his feed stable to Charles Ganno. The farm cm are very busy harvesting in this vicinity at prcscnL The meat market is closed on account of the hot weather. Henry Frazler is putting up a fine dwcl ing house. blackberries arc plenty In this vicinity, 'Peaches will oou be ripe. The Indian War. The warnewa this week is really unlm portant, except that Joseph, AVhiteblrd and Looklngglass, witti near-100 warriors, have left the recent scenes of war by the Lolo trail, pasted into Bitter Root, Montana, and probably by this time arc in British Colum bia. Howard is now following the Indians with the expectation that they will be cut off by troops in Montana, and that then he will attack them in the rear. The Indians have two prisoners, an expressman and his companion. LETTER FROM MAJOR C011X0TZR. Umatilla Ixdiax Aogict, Orecox, August 1, 1877. Fin exd Bcll. As 1 am leaving this evening on a visit to Grand Rosde valley, to counsel with the citizens of that valley on the propriety of allow ing the Indians of this reservation to go to their usual place of fishing and drying roots, I have one request to makt, if not imposing too much upon your kindness. I noticed some time ago an article in the Portland Oregouian, charging me with us ing threats to the Indians of the Columbia river. In order to induce them upon this reservation. These charges were made by Mr. Kunric, of Umatilla Landing, and published in the OrrgonUa of the 17th ot last July. Mr. Kunzie well knew that I denied these charges, and I think should "vc informed thcOregonian of the facts; I but as he has not done it, duty to mvself I ?f ' 1 nevcr dW UK! fcUch ,anS"3o to Induce 1 thetn here: but I did inform all the In. ; dians I could that they had better co spaa ',. ,t ,t , , S .if I m ninlio0' Ptkularly daring these wr uieir own preiccuen. I ' received petitions nearly every day during the first two weeks of the presest iBdian ' difficulties in Idaho, to have all the Indiaas oa the reservation. You and ethers vieH know what I have dose to restrain the In dians. So far bat few have goee aay from the reservation, and these vest with 1 P 6I. oUy ea the Walla Walla river. Whilst I was eea plying itfe the 1 ur i.oa . .1 . ef the GeversmesL aad atu that, aad thev flralr believe that papers from that firm rive them the rirht to ream all over Hie cesafr. Now I believe if all citizens vowVd let the Indies aioae. that it. eM a4 ta. : nrr viik iIimb ii..t 1.1 r. r i gade Iailians wobM be at this time off ! thetr rejervalioat aad IsttMd at .r .! men icvnwioai; ana ft IiutUr creek stampede. u lwwf it. i ; aotwtbtASHnr the hatred these Curambla river IaoMaas eetertaia arainrt rae. ery ropecifaUy, your obedient serv ant, N. A. CoRjonx, U. S. led. AgT. CHURCH HATTERS. PxxDLrrox, July 31, 1S77. Eorron East Oheooxia.x As yea are 'P" "" T otherwise qakt Httie : i . ..... - or rather two churches ; .ae tor the Ee'iteopal and the other to betesg te th Arft.Ai. t-t i ,. m -d I fanned the every- i t?.a.t -.i u t. . r i w w - Vaiuiw )UttlU UC iiCC W ' ' " r7J ' , - aVwJiS dtlzeas er this cowty, what , '"W.h t4 was my friend 3r. Kaazic Mmf VjZXdiTxtt all orJioJox denomination! and if I am not misukenrthis was set forth in the arti cle to which ther wcr atked to snbrribr T. r.r.i.!.T r . .t - t. I"" iv uic ItCTTXC3UI ' .T. Koontzaad Homer, both ministers of the Methodist Church. Tlie cesscqueace was thtre was some 81.200 or 1.40!) snbscribnl to aM In Gliding the church. Tliii. however, still i r . , . . , , ' . ' ' ,tft debl hM"5n- OTCr 10,1 wLca c"urcl1 vxs dedkaled it was publicly an. nounced (la order to raise moacT, I sup. ?u " onhodttX denominations; to verifr which. 1 " w "vereaas stiater anu Kooatz.) The debt wrs all paid except SUOO to lhe - Fruf-r. anil for ill of title T trt srtYr4t- V " promised at tlie time that a a. . . . minonry or tue trustees should be selected ' ifor, .jme.0mp,Mmnirmw,. for all time to come, train persons not raesi- bcrs of the Methodist Church. Tlie first meeting after this, of the quarterly confer ence, the threo Trustees were all selected from the pales of the church. Next came an order to me to deliver up the key that I had, t the Trustees ; this I refused to do. At length tbcru came Into our midat two men; one claiming lobs a minister of the gospel (Rev. Crewel!), and the other, 3Ir. "Veils, a member of that church. Xeither or lue persons Imd a dollar In the church. ....... uul oave uacn coniroi oi it, anu, as 1 am informed, by their influence all otlier de nominations are turned out in the cold tO preach, cr else Compelled to pay tribute ' to tlie 31. E. Church Tlifi welt lm. "c a came , nearsaying the "mother of harlots", but I will not say that as I suppose the church is all right, bull must say It has rallen inta very bad hands. All the other denomina tions, viz: Baptists, Southern Methodists and Campbellite are Informed that they can continue to use the church by paying each $5 per month. Now. the Baptists j uave near v-w in uic cnurcu, south Alcth odlstj and their imniedlate friends, about ; , the same amount, the Jorth jlethodlsU, about f200, Declplts or Campbellltcs. con. sldcrablc and outsiders the lialauce. Tlie Episcopabt, I believe, gave about as much as any other denomination. These denom. nation now all go to the court house or elsewhere to preach. A beautiful example to be set by a denomination of Christians. May tht deril help them, for I am sure God never will. Panics who subscribed to the church will commence suit for the recovery of the amount of their subscriptions soon. Then you may look for hoi times. J. II.TlTRNEn. KEW TO-DAT. Assesser'a Notice. vroTiCE is hereby cite that rat JL Boon! crEnmlitHtoa for Umatilla cocaly, Pro ton, wlU tarrt xl tt Coon boM ca MONDAY, AUGUST 27, 1877, T pebtlely iiuIm lb Atwrmrrl Soil ud comet morns rtiautoa, ancriytM. r quiliur. ot Iu4i or lo er otbrr Moorrtr. All nnitt laurratoi an auU- C4 lo appmr lbr 4 lbr. ABpm4,tsn T C. BEX50X, Aaoraor. Settle Up! THE FIRy Or SYLVESTER k BENTLET HAS litt dUMit!, and ill auaadccauoflbo trm ba brra Utl lo at Uaa tat aAclicm. All u. coaaU BB4I U arlllad uaOMdialrly, tbr by COM or FORCED COLLECTIONS WHl bo aval aad mu a4iM. Arut4,u::. j. h. tcrner. I'cHsieu. BtSJ. 8. BIKER U wntd ky Docleo rrortl aed Uodaay far rtamlaalloa tor tarrraao of I'Uica. UlamliulloA W Uta pUn at frodlrtaa d.naf lb .wivri ma imbj in ut la ro,aud rtjw ! witTTtauo! irBUIry. Commercial College. T)Rir VARTTATLOR WILL Locale pmimil; j. ib inutiM, aaa ao uw iu o or Octatxr cfa a Uoiuwma! CUfr, nalta oactibat viiboat a- rauoa. ricj4 oa ctuutaat aa4 Year. anUl J air tu. n::. ' .Ji IraxWa ladotcc laauaib! ao4 alojW aa4 ntij arrets. uaM(bir tatBt. Wmiec Un. taoslia- diplaou. ma4 I XL Fall twn lo Uwa at4 4iplta.k, it. La4m a4 rUmB BlirJ tor loactm. Utl jw takoUUaca U tUrX Um hklai Oos. nrrtul Cirs cm oaa Wtlrr oiraocmral to 4 toeoll la aaj Mak at Taylor" acWA t&aa La jnj at aar KKafTpcra AH IrjRHaat 4acalon M Ik roait. SOTICE. rriHCTOLLOWIXO CW.VTT OSDCS.1 WILL BE JL tt4 fm pmutfm at toy idea la rVatfirtaa wwiw tarrvw erajr ICM sat IMS CUaa.1 y. la Uw of. A n't. Oct t 1VO Jaa 1 iaa 14 Jaa 3 si; 449 m S3 or IIIS 14 11 CO : so M cu n n bj M Ala Wbi Xnrta . C W.T7E8H. TrmMrrr CeuUta Cocalr, Onno. NMS-ioo, Jy SS, IITt Strayed or Stolen. , Jj ,1 " HEWaKO rt JUn rch tr lb mora ' ii)-0 f A thJtU Oaontwa aaato to Woi N m m . .n. a,., -1 , tv r V . iA W traj fW jalSao laftas boo brairl W a lift ats. Eta n4 Mo4ir AI Vi ta aWrt Wxai k -tat It calS ruilu W AlMttMbbrtsmraW tl kra utu UBr XaWMtnimtl eo aarrHaajatoaeIt,fcnao4 -Ten kn AIm mK naa imr InaMO oa rttx T& Sjttm lotoii'i mm IaM m a 3Mr imt FiRancial Exhibit er the sxcEsm xsd nrrvprrrarj or CMATtLLA CWCXTT, TOC THE TEAR EXP- lvo jclt r. tin- lyifntf Mrr4UlWtf IIT.. aala tar oa total l -a mil Ml tat fea! Ut, ICooslr ham . OoooOftatoa taaiss Coor Ut a ot.a. at 11 mtU a ...,tfl.wt o .- X.wtt fan :uim Kui t: rot- 004 aT A'aa. ... . . . .... J awn 1 1 r abrn ftrr!t 11.71. . mi l,At4 Total ....I T. tu: arTT aracrra ai rai rcrno m Tata. Orr Oxon rifaa.... antral, Ea -VfnTt (no. CVraNfr. Ooaav mtSmrf TuMim'i M Ciniiiiii oi it aUary Aox m T aalary ....... otiiot'0iSit' lr. ... . a4 rrgatrtot UUf. IJm.ua xta StTia- (Wn Faiaiitaaaw . Fnrt. AUf am taAfi IJrrait Cbcrt,. .arrrjtax Oaat rwW . raat-rt fraw. AUwxi (Mm. Joafir Coort UMtl t: l,ii os 3B0S MM Zt 00 :c Hi mi snta aon ex a Mo SI ! XSM tZZZZZ; C. fimirux tsetv ns tS 0) Kryino if.irl Vrt 400 TouKnrt j uwe rata ts coca. XfeU wtttk. 'rwaoiaa: o.UCiif .... I3M rai Sw MathcMrr1. f wL hfU aad ba-At 5J2 KfTmlrr mm Caort Hmw.tnitm,fmmp. Ac Laaabtr tar fenx M3; Total rxurr 11, OU 0 aoecar rata to Traaarstz rvaoo m vcaa on I JYIT I. il.i. ' By A-aMr. oa Ut co3ttj tamrt t Ul ZZ tmZ. " - - II All U EaJTkTtt orrrtowa lit on LrorHr KIM BoStard hereon MM Total ca ocrtp. .. ts.rsit awx-rr rti a ra a rratocr '5tau:iTJtt il'f ' in m : ca SCO it so IM Ul, y A tary r7J"T1' la OOJ OW 0) tstoa f.tzi co IUM nil dn i:ii sea :n 1 1 tl Ti w rwojocoratui iT. wr...r-iut - Drtoqomt yrBfny Ul of IK " HTJ j3 .... " rrfiar boraor Total I lJ,esii Aaooal orrlp eaarV4 (or too mr rs4 iaxJairi.ini $ lT.mas DtHeqarat Ut for .. l:t St - - i:s aiw - - aim - in 4t: " " tits Jiu Total aOMOit of tfrlieqarsl tax.... 3,01i3 Flat of Orrfno. Cooatr of CmjlKla aa. I. J. It. Fbarto. Oxalr Ore of aat4 Cooatr aa4 FlaU. da tmtrf rmifr I hit ibr Urfpict riblbrt of Omoa. tor Ibr rrar crannrlu Jly I. me, aa oj: jmtj v, n. j. u rarrrct aa tror, to Ut boat ot . komrbtirr btt Wttocoa oar baad tad tlo ml ofaaU ttnitj, tata ib ma mj of JaiJ, isi.. J. H. FHAKO.V Cocatr CVrk. . ZEa. .Satldlc nnd HarncNs MAKER, PKJtDLETOX. OntCOV. TT'iP Co,tao,," AV llaniraa. KLUn Land a mcnrlrt tan4r of llaroroA. tWiUVo. Drtdlra. Uhim. f Mra. UMlan. Ilallra. Nad. aol nrt jUilor arvilnl la oar lia. Call and or ca brfor oradlax telow. aaRrfolr. lac tdmIj aitraot to. SUXMOXS. IalharcqllCoortof lit Plata er Orefoo (er Cma tina03t.tr. Tbu. IL IlrreU 4alouT rs D. C BrrooMa OXradrat. TOP.C JlKYNflLNl lb abort aannl drfradaal la the t of tho Stale of Orrroa, aa4 Mrioaol loltio ontrrof ltr IIoo. I.. L. HrAnbor. JoJ.- ml laxl court, tnarloc dlo tb to4 Atf U Joljr. 1ST", otrmtitf paUiratloa timet, yoa aro molml lo aa rr ili rnroUlEt of lUj Jiilntlff brrtia lfor tbo Cnt oUjr of loo twit OnaofnU ouort. rrxnmrocint oa tlx ZM iiay of 4t toUr. 171, or bo will apiJj to aaH mart tt a joifsmral (ra(ot yoa for tbo Mm ef 194, tote aria of lb Unlm Ptatra, llb lotrrrat lbrroo I nan Ncrrabrr 1, ItTa. al lor bit coat iaj i!iborto Dtrsta. J. H Trajn, riSr At!r. Pitrd at rrnllrtoa, Jatf b, 1 IU. ADVERTISEMENTS. S.--ROTH CHILD CALL and examine the large and well assorted stock or general TVToir Gl3.StXXLi&G just received by S. RDTHDH1LD At his old stand la Vlllarker'i buildlog. aad which he offers to the public on terms that will coinoarc favorably with ibo cf aey competitor. S. R07HGH1LD Tlie followlag are some of tb leading lines, of which tab wMI always fiad an aortmeaton hand: Drrnod. Clothln?. Rmvt ami SWi Hat and Cap. Caroets. wall naosr. Oro-! eerie, patent BtrtHrbie. Paint. OH. ' Tobacco. Minima re. Cutlery, China and uiass ware, stationery, etc. S. - ROTHCHILD Orders fma tht euatry wHI receive pratupt attentloa. Ido, Fun, WevI, tc, talea ia ex change. STOVES AND Tin-ware. 'Tin-ware. "VOW IS THE TIKE TO GET 5 mn ttrmp .mi at .v MmtorrtoiSrraarArjrt(itom' jaotfatow j i rtrra j 8 bar a larra ItA w Wt fma "Mr oa Wm itaki am aa4 tr aar to oa! I ta ao mmrm inn jt aarf no van aA li n ! I aoMaaf UlowtMtka( I U-m mmkmj Marl j . tl i mm - afla tji imji A Imna k I uatA4-Ttl.or HL ' EYFKTBOOY t UtIlH aa n w w. nr ta-t j m maTia na a vara rw, oca lauptnb nau lion TV Mtratcf ta air at of : STOVES 1 Occident Uolusiniih Range Golden Gate Empire City Hirmath Rio Grande PA BLOB STOVES The Monitor Parlor Belle Laurel -Ranger Echo Onward PABLO I! COOK Jevrell Echo nor stoves Black Giant Moguel Pine Knot Woodside Bonanza -A faU acaartairat of- TINWARE Cooataatlj aa band, alao laH raa. Attordniag. tJ TOptl. J0D WORK 4eo hh mi. Ma a4 dlffalrh. WM. J MtCZUt. SUMMONS. ta Ibo Orcolt Coort of tW ?tat of Orrtea, tmr Cau- uuraair. w. A. tlNalsuarn. C iUrauUa dJra4aat. rpo d. c RcrxoLW ntn ahoyc xaucd pe- A trodaal latbo aa oof IhoStato nt Ihna n ar btrty rrjaltr4 lo apprar aaj arrr tbe chd fAalat VrJ aratatt too fcy IW a bora aaatnl tlalatiS" la lbrtorrotltiitactVm,la tbo abora aatarl mart, liklo ITa rrra tb titr eftbo rnrr ofibt romoMWu ti joq if orrrrd la tbU coo H jr. ar Ifarrr nl a oaf ctbrr tmnety mt Ihit fu tbra m It&la tara 1 &jt from lb date of ootb orrrfce etoj jm, aai If MTml out of tLI rut thrn oa or bHhrr Ibo Co4 dajr of ItcWirr. ISH. It briac tb SrM lar of tbo brat Una of ahl wan aflrr til rooMvallr rrk pobllo ti T Ibta xramoa. frwa Ibr nl itij of Juar, A. II , 1H. lUiU'eribvSmrUieailoabTTC Tborr tirl HtafUt br aakl CUtoUiat U lo rrmrrr trM jon $tCO, lt Tafoe of oeobar bonraa4 tor jrrr Daar tbo rrB(mr af fUiotll. "r.llr ukra bj yoa (rota fAaittia. iwolm asj roorrrtnl to roar trara aw aaJ ju a til Ukr aotxc that If yea taU la rt"r a4 aatwrr lb roraUalal brrrla. tb olalallff a Ul taka JlCTn.t asalatt jua for tali ram of llttj n(Hhrr rwa aou ouoararnrau or mi actloe, Tbti t ammoca la mMbr4 hj ontrrof too Uoa. L L McArtbar, Ja4 or aaM mart, btarlai date Jaar IStb, IttT. J. IL Tl H.NKll, 4a allr. OA 1? Tm lr' mI "T"u!,r. o bar larjr. P0STRRS 5r"hjr,aoUaT0 vuililig tarjtaraorlioratiif ilrrlrv. ADVERTISEMENTS. Evcmz 3c Abel MANUFACTURERS AXD ffLpr? Dealers In EQL. FURN1TU RE Of X kiadr. gprUz. lUJr. TTwJ ,M Pnj, zAm aa4 rUloi oa tao4 as4 raad to anUr. UrnoLSTKisr coow, nam rrs. tnoo BLatfa, Mlrron aad trcrjtLlax UU;i to a First Class Furniture Store. Order Irom the Country PROMPTLY ATTE.VDED TO. Yirmn Uiii om Viim tritt i . - SA.Uai.HtaI. " ' STEAM - BAKERY ESTABLISHED IX lg. O. - Breclitel, ivrACTnuix or bread, cake., nes -'A. a4 aa Uula U Craetm. rtofvw UtALxt, Vata flml, Waa WaSa. WALLA WALLA BEE II ! HEER! i XTftVC fftua, Waka Waa krr caa T T a. yntmnr rln tHaonaj A aa. rfldtrua. PHICES: J-v W ..1100 Z 00 . u ; ut ..I'D . 1 in pt Cat. Ae. frtqmtn " .. Air. i-r aa - . Vtrur, tr tt , John H. Stahl, COOIiI.G STOVES AXD jManufacloiy of Tinwaie, And all joy or SHEET-IRON WORK, Mala nrrtt, epputite ti Cbtrt tlosse. "VBl con ta ally have en band, and for sale, a Coaiplcte Assortment of 3? X "LNT--W as osx, aAwaT axzr A complete Assortmcut of the Diamond ROCK C00KIXG STOVES. ALL KtMIS or IOBOtejrr,aCaLrt ivKxt, aoW at Trrj Xanirhkit G. Y. WEBB. J. .TI. BEaVTLEY, PLANING MILL. SASH & DOOR FAtlDKY. "Pendleton, naif U aH It WwVt V fmxjtij mi ma Urn. A.' tMrwtTo WINDOW FRAMES, SASH, BLINDS. AND CHEAP FURNITURE I aat jrpiTri ta iMtmrt at IW JaSatrx artrao ClacaSawiac as4 Haatlc randaatcx aavl aacLrd llMflW fK. U'orVtcr C lar& fiaartar aal fiaattr t -fl i IVrt. rW vratbrr bo.-4ac rebaafnl Sr 1 U aatf lb tVar hatvr; fna lor loot, erfanlabrtf at I1" tra b at tats JI TS to f S OA s-ffct lalHuiUf 1 1 VI lZJtfU oatb. fty oaaatar. St TA Wia fcowla s ra-r OaatlkoUorr.3DltSNaBbrra)Wartloa a b Btaa. WaUiae oa cael jwr Ittb rr fba RaaL Plans and Sperilicatitms raraiatrJ oa ibert eacva. Frro of Oot, m t oat aroi7Wtodo tbo fUaloc. a3Or!mIenal tboatnr. of Lt Urmsarc, Mra Ouo, wis rrmr rat atvatioa. UNDERTAKING, Ia afl IU InacbM attraaM la rreoar!-. KEKD AXD SALE - STABLE. piAtx st. orrosrrn rcxoLKiox hotel. John BowRirtn. Steele's Fain THT) A T.T A TOR. THE HOST mernYK CntK ms r.hmauti.tn, Nraralita. Hrwlarbr, UnM Baek, He, rte, fa Ibo kamra oM. Taara lalrnutlr or rxuraanT at rrBlirdamt baararr! Umuadi. rarely tverublr, (draraat In Ukr, as4 trj bottka (or safe by DraUU. CRANE k BRIGHAM, TYhoJroal Dro jciila, Saa Flaecura. Cum! Art the Otvt, tri.X, rortrr si rVt1H-r4. srftJtro m ADVERTISEMENTS. PENDLETON ww mtirr. THIS CENTRALLY LOCATI AXD POPULAR HOUSE having bees exttbzlt HE FITTED aad XZTURTLSKZt is raw eraria rea The Reception of Goasta THE TABLE WBI at H travo to lootvf ttnltUi Ha Oa rrrr i UBurktaSerjLaa4 crcrjazana aaaAato aaii aa w a THE BEDS Ar aM a-r. ax4 ruaeu tar &a SaraiaS4 la ta rrrrj cuituu, aasaZr tm4 Tl Ira Uu. TOK PEXDLETO.V nOTEL, U aJti Mr oVpansaou m. ap ma il4 ti mnn-r, i, Cn-rmo ttul M aaiacaa La. JJ-a af 1, KLeT BOOSX Uirf C2A51 k ZU.."l T. rnpprWar. ST. CHARLES HOTEL, GJ, EMt COCSAX. ntamK-CmirT Trmzl rata KOTOW -two, rvm oA anae. TUaaro Hou. wairtota; f IU nou. aar BW t oaaaafoaH of LaCfM t Hanaaa. rraVw, aa. Un M0Af rtaic. aa4 ao tm a.- JTf' - TS Mo.; Ha kaa art riaiii lo V srmmmt f i-ir , mr QUiraartfcaLaow f-tor Ag aVrrrvT . toboWhnitM .TrtegaWrroo Sroaa. ? IL1Un,,V 1 Tt 1V r-oa Zf ta nrti U Mb avrr rwsi Taa.a.. baa 1jm1t aaraa j af y1rw-it ao4 w ti-xa- SargoaW. k 1. OlmoW rpar m imb a. aula: taaa aW Ua wokraaf. Jffmf rrf'o4i nfcol. a- aaaraaan if - v.araac ymt. m aaa? roc imM ml aar " m-- mmt r Ur o aai tat war a rr.rj tt b. )r aM jyn ly Zj-Tnn raaea ta al Inac i&a V tit it Wilson Hotel. UMATILLA. - OREGON. M v. A.-arttjwer. saw r rVa-a, w . aW oa FlW Moon, Li nv. .4m W la. a St-Aa a. IkUSka:n4M. KVr SX. m aoaaafeac. ullA. aAr oV So aoooSrj aanaaiTj-Wtakraaana aS Vain .Bl a- irsrt Macocc'at Ma oiacc. UAIOiY HOTEL, UMATILLA, - OREGON. fK SarC h ta alntmBMhrarm 0o af (Mt ao U-t. . m aac. I. xwaaof aVbtbasp. TW atrux U aVc aoSAe la STIaE IMUSI2, MAIN ST, WALLA WALLA, r.Tt. iSnraa rr-HB Vasaiarrst W i-afT araatW tieMjlnt, - 0 SW- BVp (mfta rota. at moM aa4 fct UK. ta. a rraew. aa aoa. Cnitti Starr OSn. IHmk 1 TBalKX. Proonrtrr J. t. PIICSTTT. M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Ffjirtsa Ortsoo. 05re in nr hsiMinr. a s,a?rs w. warrcoxs. m. d. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON ai caX. a r atrar. ansaaa AK tmtnt a afcr tatM aa4 rarj Uat a mr rocaoWt mi ta feaaavas. W. C .TIcKay, .Tl. PHYSICIAN AND SLR.E0N. NaSrtoa, CsatSaa Cocarr. fVnrra. OGrrrfvit Ibo fn&iMi BL la. O. Sftcrn!, ATTORN EV 4 COUNSELOU AT LAW Bakrr 1-jr. ar mm. f a ftrra "tB arvoal tWmurf tbonabJa Pomrt.a4r Uaaoa4 VaaA(loa Trrri UrH Warrr tttbu a4 Mauaf '"r'j-i a ra. tuxm. COSrOii cly at.raM . OS Tl J. O. Tnrner, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Coaaty Kir. buojU aaJ toU. Lotza XerUtri 0F77CE ob Vua , rnwaito Coart Bo frfirtoa. Orrtea. S. V. KNOX, .A.ttorne" at Haw, Vntra, Caut Oautr, Orrtoa. Will PBArTirrTijc the cocrts of th! Sure and Wa-Vtojioc TarritorT. S3 prrtil aUcctna pii4 Ui LatJ bcaae sp Dr. J. II- I.Iittl.scy, SURGEON AND DENTIST. Ia aea- kraini romaarstty la Pendleton, Umatilla Conntr. Wr btx ormrr e a a!ays hai G. BAILEY, REAL ESTATE AGET. 7 (axd sotauy rrauc.) TENDLETON, - OREUON". pARTtCPLAR ATTENTION rM to the rnamtlea of aaairlalm bt tb- Dmttatrat at Vaabiajtoa. oJ talbranouI.aivan. aad Utb omrrA. S'mrtrvo aro Irajrtnl tho Oniriar in c... arSrb.4laaU; aba to Ibnw Urainaf U acqalroUaa by Hocootrod ac4 rra-raioa. ST. PAUL'S SCHOCL WALLA WALLA, W. T. t DOADDIN'O AND niY smnAt. r.i. - . L ty rrrtaM DdarOiaa octant ran of tboCas. ciCro. Boart aad tsjlioa. iaahtdtM rrL bhi. pT tartrr of Ub -rrrba, JiO. WaaMaa. Mr osattrr II . Pay ropu: Tatlloa, r qaartrr, ta. $, 1)0, aad $13 5a in rr . mi w.we, pnrato mona prr o,aartrr. . MovSrro UojTjijra. ro.b, rr quarter t U ratal rrcriral at aay Umr. aat cbarml tnmJ.1. afootrasr-i ftprW attnUoB M bv t!w Buaarr aa4 toonit of tb pojaia, aba ar eorutaatty aaiicr Ibo tar of tbo tracbrr totb ta aM oat of actnoL Aayrarth.rlEforautMa atU b cSotrfaBr rirta br iwwj Rt. L EL WitAa, H.trui 7 HOTEL