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Newspaper Page Text'.h-iJAX. 12, 18T8 hMm Co, aC. O Business Manarer. -$3. V 'CSS json. cetircreu at CtliOnslallatioa cseXo. 58, L Officers and 9&S?Maabcn Nrch: 'alive mood, cold, cold orjr feature incipal in is. Indulg Ktscrre our , we arc ever t of others, iia the most LarJ, skinny idfcteach dis jads; its'skcl nevolcnt soul, cadencies, stir llfcand liang . uous iaoebas, upon ilstoWcsl aspirations. The weak ire trampled upon; the timid ruddy pushed aside, and the modestly deserving passed unnoticed. The whole social life is a battle, a strug gle, enacted Jujioa; tb.e 'world as a stage. The leading figures in the drama are gaudy, muskspaia nnftahlcaess; tinsel and glitter; goldand. silver supplanting heart and conscience, and uaassauaing worth o'crshiuoTred and obscured by empty pomposity. Pale want and agonized dis- iressucprosuaieayuiewsy, supputaunr di8pcnie charitr, without having their for "The crumb from the masters taWe," j oas impugned and their motives mis But pride passes sti&y by; vanity is too tntcrrrctcd? For thonirh kaowledre and . - . . . .... rn much puff?sp:la bead an arm of pity; j bloated wealth hears the cry bat-to-rcvel-with greater complacency ia its poscsstons ; business sees there no gain ; policy finds no bait to tempt its fake appetite, and even general benevolence so special stimulus to exertion. And this, not because of any active disinclination,, but because of pas. sire indifference. From all their lips the words " Tis noooaeeraW mine," I am sot my brothers beeper." Because of this, and Oft of tilts greV Odd Feliewshlp. A t-ee of unquenchable vitality aad goad trill -from a sotTcf geAtrat dtcay and ill wilL -At first a diminutive, unpretentious shoo:, too little jf.2apleJ ; then, watered by the milk tf human kind of j at its roots, fanned by the breeds of the grasses- and refreshed by flowers of gratitude, it grew, expanded and ramified until la-day it stands a-trec of gigantic might, throwing of every land and clime. Its foliage shel--trirg the afflicted from the cold winds of adversity; it heavenly hues a beacon-light to guide the hesitating foct-st.-ps cf the or. phaa, and its broad leaves a beauteous canopy beaeath which the purity cf inno cence may repose untarnished. There birds of merry spread their soft plunrcs in genial harmony, the morning air vibrates withmat'nJiymnsofthankrullncss. while the evening is fragrant with the incense uai accompanies orisons oi grautuae ana praise to the throne ca high. We do not go back to the twilight of civilization for the origin of Odd Felknrship; we do not'ci distress. Besides thatltt Odd Fcl- invest hs inception with the mystic tints or uncertainty; ror do trc adorn its early er- isieace wim uie urapcry ci a xmutie xaio. it was a spontaneous grcwtn from the times in which it was solved. Five plaia men developed the origin of Ameri - can Odd Fellowship in the city of Balti more, April 27th A. D. 1619. The spark ef existence flickered for s time, but the in sate germ of intrinsic worth survived the ordeal oTcalamnv and prejudice thai men- seal itsbeinsr. and to-dar tlieOrfrrrianria ' - v ia its menoan spicnuor, wiin over wjjaw BUa JUWUUIJ UUUWU SaUUM AaJ aMLUUv eke feaincr that, StSrhaH atare the Vrothrr'j prayer, Tbe oncost rtscae from 6csalr-, X bcaUra eacb xre abaU lasc Aad Baojaartoa-ed bexrt tlttS rice It ir7r. aa ussTa alr.g. sbsrc, yaiJaiSritig trmdaUr, insli aad lorr." aaa MMnTllt tWIHtfai Tafn1 1 t a -l a a ' Xosrr Jwhst is the object or the order! The practical mandate that permeates the whole body, innervating iu frame, is cm bodied ia the lengcnd of the seal of the Grasd Lodge: 'Wc command you to visit ttfcc -sickj "relieve the distress; bury tbedcad, and'educatc the orphaa." How pregnant with import' the words! Oar order inculcates morality, and fchis sot be cause ot its intimate bled Leg -wMi owr physical carurcs.NKfof its primal good. ,It ekvates and cWlc our moral status, taMas irying the, foufttalns of .vice and im pecmiosify, aad Icssnlng the "ills to which all leak Is heir." But,1 you say, the pic-, tare is colored too highly, for there are Odd Fellows whose acts are notoriously vi rCa " .X'i-i '.' !. " ' -rrifr. sWJ a - li.' a- ' Tu "ac : a f irrs . r Jags. Aca, to' expose at cnec the fallacy ad untenableHcsscf the tojition, H would asakc an idle stab at religioaltself, thcVc ligioa of a God of holiness, nuritr and truth. We do not claim that Odd Fellow, ship has. spedbl coa verting power, sd that H will atc everj'maa a gaod, honest mi.-!fi but we do claim, aad that cmphaOcUlr, that s good, het aad soral saa will "make a good and con sistent Odd Fellow. Show me an Odd 'ow Ingood standing whose lire k noU "moral; and-I will showyoa a Lodge 'kneed 'ptuillanimoiM bretljera, hnamc, too cowardly to TavSjto'the voice or duty. A oeculiar attractiveness In our fwcm or benefits to sick liTnTpliyslcally prostrate, not pnlmaoral actions, a stem- bcr docs not need to await the voluntary exhibition or assistance. Heller stands already provided for him. It Is his by a law as Inexorable as it Is delicate. Thus the aflllctcd, rich aad poor alike, hare the most sterling evidence of brotherly Iotc tendered them, while the most keenly sen. sltlvc has naught to shrink from in its re ception. Again, a mistake is prevalent re garding our relation to religion. We draw from the Inspired Tolume the truths that generate the vitality or friendship, love and truth. All points or opinion and doctrine merely are discarded, and thus we are not naeaablo to the variances or dcBominitkMUjSTfcus men of many sects Hojcrateiintramelcd by differences, up on common ground, to rlierc suffering Odd Fellowship is not arrayed acalcst the church, docs not attempt to supersede it; itsimply asks to be lis handmaid. Our brightest gems of truth ceae directly from the divine word; our stauBchcst pillars fwtct rn ft tAMilnfM nrl ant"" ftnVlMt its precepts. An cbjectloa to Odd Fellow- ship, in common with Masons aad other benevolent organizations, is its sremy. Because or this feature Incorporations, many sincere persons condemn the whole Order, and triumphantly ask: Why close the portals to the curious, if there be no evil there? In reply to such an one, are you willing that your acts should be the com mon property of the curious? The stam. menng hesitancy and confused blush would soon indicate the natural desire to preserve the sanctity of the heart unap proachable. Every family is a secret so ciety. That Is why home is a luxury, the domestic hearth a haven of peace and fel icity. Could the hallowed associations and implicit confidence thai duster around a borne, exist, tr Uie public eye was directed on each act, or the public regaled with every event that transpires therein? Certainly cot. Yet none of us would dare charge that such a home was of necessity, a cloak for vice and immortality. Why then cannot sua band together as brothers, to cultivate -ood fed I dp. enfor mutual counsel, and . adoration no longer seed to throw the veil tr mystery around their altar to In testify veneration, vet the Heavenly attribute of charity modestly courts the shade "still loves to shun the gaze of the world and do good unnoticed." Only Odd Fellows and the relieved know what relief is -extended by Odd Fellows. Our objects is incorp orating secrcsy as an element and mutual recognition, and securing the members oi me uruer in meir ngnts dt erecting a barrier against fraud aad Imposition. Supposing however that ia secret conclave we practiced incaatatioes , communed with witches tod hobgoblins; formed weird ghaMly circles round blue flames, dressed in shrouds and chanting dismal dirges. while we danced fantastic orgies ; appalling-1 the soul of the xaltate with deepest terror I wbile be recorded horrible vows, traced in fruits ye shall know tlkeo." If we elevate manttnu;rcrresain Icaoerueas, blunted by lime; revive the natural affection, and cuiua uuui vi iL-Lmmu iroa inc chords or sympathy, then by our fruits do ! we cat: to be Judged, ho my friends. secrecy is not a crime. "Heaven and earth, God and nature, death and eternity. life; love, and even truth ttaelf, are Jul oi secrecy. Why then co&desa'M? Ia con clusion we will illustrate our work by the , dtr of San Francisco. Dari.r.w nih J there was expended by the Order there the ram of StSDS -40-100. to relieve aleknct jitnrs, strangers, pcmnDeas sad unahle j to obtain employment, received tmnnntv a;.r. . nf.i temnorarr l through the efforts or Odd Fellows. Add to tnii the numberless- acta of namcn- ' Uoncd kindness incvitablv reformed in the spirit. Those facts and figures manliest. . - and consider this as being la ose city and during six months. .Making this datum your basis, jutt make a tseatal calculation of n.c amoact of good doue in every land 't r-j a i' t ... i naae our uracr uuintoo, siocc lae. year igjg It is a massive structure or material elements, closed in above only by the blue vault of Heaven; its area extending wher ever the means of the widow and orphan and walls or the sneering exist; Its foun dation resting deep in the bottom of the hearts of ever half a million aea. h'ot only men, but brothers, a devoted band with heart and hand in happy accord to assuage grief, amcloratc woe; and encour age the despondent eye to gaze upon iri- dbscait tints or hope. peneiHed on the ho rizon ahead. And Itl esc efforts are Bcatter. cd-asd impulsive, bat bonsd together by we tares typical iiuks, precious to every Odd Fellow. The three links. KMiufac- taved from the golden rale breogfat dawn from Heaven by God himself, here forged I In friendship, linked is love, and tested with troth. .Leek Out fer Tkei An Independent paper run by sach men as have charge of the Pendleton Inltpenr deni;mm who are radicals ef the blackest type means somethiBg more than a person ,ould at first suppose. Democrats, look '" ior uiem. ne Know wnereor e k when we say that a movement k ob to try and create- diBscnsisn ia the Democratic ranks, and if possible seewe tbc election of at least one representative who can be relied upon to rote for Hitch ell for the Senate, and to elect ka RepuU Hcan Clerk, and .Sheriff. Let tu unite everything eleaxnt of tbe Demo cracy and secare the eleeiiea ef the eatire ticket in the coanty. We have a clear working majority la the coaaty aad H is worse titan sukhkl w as to allow petty doMOPtjoas to divide m. Democratic State CaxTsix Con viTTEK. X meeting ef the Deeiocratic State Central CoaiaiHtee is hereby called to be held in the city of Portland, the 3 1st dayrjanaary. 1S8. A fall aticadance ureacsted. C. B. BELLrSGKK, ChakaMB. Stleai, Jan. 3878 DcaaecriAic pafert eepy. Pram Pilot Kockt jAfctiAnrS, 1878. Mn Editor: I have had the pleasure of reading the Pendleton IndmJaW$ tirst Issue. It Is according to my judg ment, juft exactly what you styled it ex cept you might have added it it a hypo crite of the lowest type, and ran be fitly called a paper "with no pride or anceslty and no hopes or future posterity; or rath. er prosperity." It starts out with what I should consider hlgh-falutln, provided It was English, but as it lacks everything in its labored editorials pertaining to good English. I think it may. be well to j no! Ice it It sms trfbe the deslrcItoIttM: big words and high sounding phrases, hoping by these means to mystify some one. Hut the common UUscuriaa will notice the absurdities, and I only write this to call attention to the foolishness of persons who put themselves forward to instruct the people of Umatilla county. UkenV the eight spot Take for example la Eastern, tic." 2fow if the writer bad said the exuberance of my erotism it would have been something like English, as it is, it conveys no idea, is without sense and Instead of Instructing U. tends to mislead the young In expressing them selves with propriety or even in an Intdl. gable manner. Xow Tlebster, though very poor authority with solonsor today, says the meaning of exuberance is : abun dance, plenteous, rich, over-flowing, over abundant, superfluous; as exuberant intel lect, etc, etc. But he has left it for the Pendleton hybrid to say Eastern Oregon has an exuberance of population. The cextthlnr worth coticinr is the learned way he speaks or Umatilla county there is nothing like being correct aad when he says that Umatilla county has live thousand and forty square miles it i an item to be put in everybody's pipe and smoked, seeing, the county U only about two thirds surveyed and no one kaewa the line between here and Grant county. True there may be a discrepancy of half or three quarters of a mile, but as this information is in the I&bpouieat we hereby need question it. Item ember (5010 square miles) I supprce when the writer speaks of the manr political worms which are eating at the beds of the Government must be deitroved." He is aiming directly at what few office holders are at present in this coanlv. aad Senator Mitchell in particular, and we are ia this instance bound to agree with him. Bet probably the most secsleas conglomeration of words err strunjr toctthcr mar be found in the following: -Whether rrcat States like Xew York. having a populatioa of more than foar multoas, snail nave but two member in the U.S. Scute, while Deleware, having the one member ia the lower booae, bennte U may be of the coastitntinoal rnirantr that each Stale shall be entitled to at lean that amount of xrpraestatlna therein, ha the same two members ia the SenateT" Xow I will aS if this Is the kind of liter. J ature we are to expect ia the aAperfr j slobberings of party slang. Are the Senators I from Deleware the same re&tiemea that have the honor of reproofing New York l til Uiax Dair: 1 He truth ) lhrn U nn casc either in the "aluutiiry" or theory ( in politics," and both founds more like some school boys Snt a salutatory for a newa devoted to Religion. Temperance. Good Aorau, ice uon-.e and t .roKJe.' " From W. V. UhIoh. Harvey Robbies, one of the pioneers rho was present ha Eutern Orrmej was built, comes from Granite creek with flatterinc reports from that section. Ike hail Co have struck the led re in the Rattler tuaocl, and their mot sanguine ex ppectationa In regard to its richness are fully realized: a ledge tro abd a half leet tn wrkita is disclosed bearing ore or re. markahle value. TbefoHowinr officers of Ivanboe Lodce No. 1, X- of I' were iattalled lat Tuesudy cTenlnc. atrCaatle Hall: E. L. IleriS. C C : A J Kiy, V C; II W Eagan. Prelate: I) J Cnlemaa. K of R & S : J B LewKMF;T Taylor, M of E; P Ikntly, IMatA. Hon. B. L. Sharnstcln writes tn Jodre Guic,,ard,from Texai, that he wlll behere in time for the Spring term of the "District loun, to take up nts permanent rcshtence in this city. A Walla Walla merchant has potted up tbe following motto: To trust is to butt to bust Is hcIL ho trust no bust no bell." We are grieved to announce to the pub lic that the little waif, picked up in lYn- dlfcton but week, was "still lorn." It was decently interred this week at the expense or those who are supposed to be the au thors or its existence. Iu birth had been an ticipated, and aa attempt had been made some weeks prior to that event to obtain a sufficient amount or consolation from In. dependent Democrats to sustain the life or the little creature for a few days af least, but the little scheme proved too transparent. We find that the shot we gave them Jast week makes tbe Republican! squirm while those who are really Independent in politics say we served them Just right. Come boys yon will hare to take posi tion. We kaow what you are after. Every week you will get in a few lines hading Hippie to the skies while you can tee no good Ia any one else, and yet yos claim to be Indcpcbdent. TTe intend giving your great mogul a benefit next week, taken from the Ongonian of Dec. 9S ktiriartnc. linar li m fmVfwt nnrtn at fit Capital. The Washington correspondent of the Eegeae Journal says that oa Dec. 14tb, in theU. S. Senate, Senator G rover presented a petition signed by about one thousand citiacas of Oregon ask'fng Congress to ex. tead the time for the conpktloa of the Xorthen Pacific Rail read, and to apply a portlea of Its laad grant to tbe cou trac tion of Uie Portland, Salt Lake and South Pass Railroad. Bubble, bubble, toll and trouble, CaadI dates buzz and politics bubble. Geo. Hcjes ef Weatoa is still quite tick. NEW TO-DAY. LAND AGENCY. IntVEtbararaWBlaaaBBearalba I bara la ltd l lYaJJV IJ crrni IB 2' br aba irurtttloa ru4 UtBa as Juta. H tmi tu aa4ir VUUI 14 IN rVGUOM IB If MM ?OT OraaJ Uu.h , rrula u UbJ ia ihtt mnct ijmc ua iWU la urrrUla lb ttxt (XUal at U U4 cUim tir liU or ular Ihil kiTt bwa mt tn tlx r" UrtlitUKt trocn tL UeitiM of Um CntcUim lalb rmrslllna. I lrl tKlitnl lUX lb afbMt of rt UnUcT t ttmclf lUc U4 iU fffit ul kx; frii la UU Irl af iLm ihxnct is4 IxHett llkU 11 who iuro toatsrM cf t& lied I da, M arU to prt rr.m a olL I - aib rrMTxu by bleatibU m4 yroaA ummi tt Hup, rrtotihat,.vc?"x. rlc m XLrf ..orv v ta tin Ml La Ciuia, iAfmr bwki k4 XtXA Ul u Lrri tttBr ap mtlh 0 of IbU fcrwm - a4 a cuim iami u lw. arn toatrslraof of MlVn aboal Wrrteo I aUt, oU inLfsrUr,tal tbl FrUiy aa4 aiarUr at4toBMallaa)rtoa. P. f. D WIGHT. rvs4MeeOxa.,Ju. t2,tni Dr. J. A. Kuewles. DENTIST. TVrrLL rwltc hit trafmloo ia CBUliBa aai al rxxHrtXm. Itrfre, b tty.Ura44 to. FIXJL SETTLEMENT. ta lb Cecal? Ceart of CaullCa Cosstr, SuU eTl -'Parntt .- rnHC raArrrtrW.-tjTtc-bit laU arowxat 1 Hi lb kbuM umI coon aa ilatilitfil of I CMra ibl Waolif. lb 4 T Vtrxk II. t. ba am arntM4 by avt Ocrt tar lb hntt cf ot eucsa to tb wuwr rf lb rtUrcct ttr. L rctaA CVAKM, AUrarjr. LIVERY k FEED STABLE. K-X Stand Held, ju-oprietor. Umatilla. . Oregon Also kcvrH constantly on hand, and for sole cheap, a full atock of sad dles harness etc, etc. KOTICE0? COSSOLliUTIOS. Pare a C- aa4 Hott. f9 a C. brrto ert4atbibipub tTtf. raU OI aa4 CIm Vaiaww. at Na. TI a&f 72 rro Marrt. ncrtiMl b kbM 4f CTCurXHit aadrr lb Srn saaM of HODGE, DAVIS it CO. aa4 nat mta (b baaca al N. Tl Fwl ftrxH, aaaa tatb aaucr. CHAS. IlwaiE, T A. WWW. rarHaU. 0.-a, CD1 W.9.VOX, Juu.- t. MTV r K. AKMMO. NEW STORE, NEW GOODS, Havincrecwvedanew lot of pwnet rara w Bark aW4 turn. Oat am, ttar! bartry. (W ITracb auurt. Bb7 aaJ rwbt a4 Jaua aa4 Arx4 frail afaS lifcl. tn rwia. aH Maa. aawik nwnn. WdiialibM aa4 ctfr I artvax Urn wuna to a Ala a M K I saUtatac abM& W hII al erf. at HEXTEIIS SEW STORE, MainStrwt, - - Pendleton, Oregon, opposite Court Houml i'LVJL SETTLEMENT. - - a..'ate.A. fa i. rM. ! u 0? aSir truai-iaw ef w. j. j rpHK aaVlr b IW U laal naa la utTj,; vr KT) baa W af al ml wan a It taa ! brarut Sj1 ta lb ul tb. HllkwU IbcroC KCXZIC Cucalar. j, b. nmxnr, ABsrT toBscu more use; -r-r -rv i -i r nvr iSssftG. Y. BAILEIJ , nrMFPAL LAND AGENCY. I r ' v. M v. e. rw, CtulB TTAVCfC tb hfrat arT r1" "T Ta-1 I 1 abBT-au(aaMJT.aavtac T"7 ! au u m u aj tabCaa. I l,ae ur jan aT aar af W IaM ta lb C: 9. rebrr Hxrmnu, raninlraUUoarMutb aroratM at ca Uu Ua4 tUtra ta Of atfUt a if-.TCm JiU RtaM. Caaa Snaraaa Commercial. Over, Feed and Sale Stable. Uaia&avt, ' rrStes, Oja. BAEXES k mvrfOX rrrWtart. (Sseicaaon cf J. W. Bmdu.) : X TT AVTN'CiayriDTbaabBTVtUbW tnraca I I ba4 Ser lb 'nawrfatl af ia ruie, im aant aa4 brat Tlf' citj brat la rtaottwa. BUGGIES AND HACKS. xiairi axaar roa vaa. - . u" Horses boarded by tke day or week. Alan RAT aad GRAIX far . NEW FeRNITURE . irtore. UvATiLtH, - - Oregox. THE Cart!4' RWraBr lafcrvx tba mt&c tbatbfcajaa mtrW fnxa rtUa4 Ub a Sarn tt b "t Waattara, rjoculaUaj at IW rooo aru, 1 tattOO S94 Uatk aalsst. rart Uka rtjl SO lUack ailed extraatnci Ublra 23 Raman allh (U 4. SI Ilnlvadj S.V0ta3 Cbaira.prrrleC I U tl Suckle cbairt 4 la ( iccilrj 1 a, earpru, Ax. te. Dwara, Windows and BUnata AH of atkh a aba fcoU cbrap far cuh. Jeaso Failintr PASTURAGE. THAVE-art ama ef jra&J raatarr. asaVr C tmc aa4 aril art la gnu. ca aiy raacb oa lb Meaaaai taUta Ixaxr ivtjrtoa, aao U1 rajtara HORSES OR CATTLE at tl 00 rrrrooub per brad. rrrl3 bra4 it SO r bead. IbqatrtoT & CurHClS.JVa4Jrlo. 0. D. R1CMAKMO.V, Maadoat ADAM STANGt W I CEXTJOrVIAL fEN'DLKTON, OREGON, 119 ta laSarsi lb Mb rami to farelab BCX HetbatbaUbwrfra. 10 a ptvfM araa w. csucbi qnaui. irjaM aa ataticcaa. arew. tr caat sMo f Mala 1 caater of Ueck. FURNITURE STORE CABINET SHOP J. . TAX DORS, rwfnotor. New Building, Court Street. n- OrTt tor Ttnlun froaf-' la. f REPAIRING REPAIRING a?- Dot k Order. fa Mf wa st9 -ta I ALL ARTICLES USUALLY KEPT la a TintCUm Tuntun atara. The Finest Stock of CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, IIATS, CAPS. Em, Ever brought to Pcadlcioa, b cow being received and opened by lie Ls also receiving a large and well assorted stock of I aft IUKDWARE, GROCERIES, CROCK- I ERY, CARPETS, WALL PAPER, Etc. From tbe coontrr promptly attended la Grain, Hides and other produce taken la exchange. STOVES AND Tin-ware. 'Tin.watre. --0W t i TaaaatomMabiCCaaburtlalIlcra Jatt r W. J. uxxcx At Umatilla, Oregon. IB ba a larr itatk b atbxt ftam . "XT atl baa a al i Mm aa4 tb aara abAMtt In b ca tU acb too Korra aa cbrai aa4 tbraw I ta aaiarbWTptaa4liaawHbiaat - laaaMaarfctlbapaMtciaatlirr? waaaty aiaca I Kf atarra u4 Ua aar a food wmlmnl ti fQP I u Uvm n. am jrrvrra la cal rrc aay KC" U nit tb dretb cf vrU. SVTBTBODT la lartt4 aa raU aa4 to ttjr Uif aanck u aMTa Jt xrtTr4. acta I alii arU U rva U tan lb Uaxa. TV SjOoalax taaxfeatafatonar COOK BT0VE3 Occident Goldsmith Range Golden Gate Empire City Hirmath Rio Grande TaKLOS stoves The lonitor Parlor Belle Laurel Ranger Echo Onward PABLO B COOS. 1 Jevrell Echo BOX STOVES Black Giant ilogticl Pine Knot Wopdside Bonanza , faH aaaarUaral af- T 1 3ST "W "Ft E3 0HT on baaO. ti Urd caaa. XXXericuta. u rrnnri-T un wmm WJC 3. IXtlTX. jH BWH alaakMaH StSttf''' AS THE BEST FAMILY IU ccmpetltart recmiag otiy m awird kr tmt tftdil featare T fteir saacHaK. Tte M-mM Hi Skittle Seiiii Mis Bit C&lisUtd CsfAtity la do ail atatfs af 7 lastly ItvUf aa4 IfiwrftHrrtey, ITS P1TE5T AUTOXATIC "(XT OFF" em tfee imi wketl prereats the at cklae frH rxuiavg backirardf, ai bTite Ue Mcesiky of iaki Use wrk firnt the vaacJtlM It ttI4 tkrea4 m tie beMiaCj irUck Bart be de wlli aS ether Serrbig XacWwM, ta the great aaacjaaee ef the efera4r, especially ia tacklar, kesjakg aad rnfilag. It does frac-tMrd awe wsrk i a girea kagli f time tfcaa aay other Sewixg bucMbc WITH EVERT X0TI03 -f the FOOT UeXJLCBTSE SIXES SIX STlItMIS. fcM TTHxs lCiM rZl ij u sa a w kj u tik ICbit. It rnjsirts u sfecUl iastradiu U use k; a HMtratei Dkcdi k farxlshed wkh each auchiae. . IT CAJOCT CET OCT 6f C ROtS, A TK JUUSTatmS XKC ASSeUTZLT mTKT. A fffrlj exeettei CerUfeite k fanlike! wkk each Mckoe, gurasteeiag U kef it U res-air, free ef charge, fr Ire years. Xaeaiaes h! a easy terms f paymeit, &ii ieUrerti, free f tfarse. at xxj BiHmtl Dftl tie UaUei States Kkere we kare 14 AreaU. Saad ar lTlsstravUd CatalaBa. JaT-AfMEb WaattaL ' For fUU particulars a - r a WILSOV SZWZXO MACSZXZ CO. t77 SfKiny. XTP TBZIj 3TT OXLIaJS, UU ILI er EXI rSXJCOCO, CAL.? DOH.F.J.MUREIIO.Gen.WI.JlgL PEXDLETON, OREGON. J. 31 BE.YTLEV, PLANING WILL liliSASH & DOOR FALTOKV. 3Penaieto2i, ruaiac ta al u brxsrbr w cnv3 a ao WINDOW FRAMES, SASH. BLINDS, AND CHEAP FURNITURE Ot a Ib-ripto. I aa jr- trd 3 IK aram at tb lim frtrra I tat ir a4 Baasic tsmttdxf aa4 aartrS IS bt fT few twt. Wria tar Umrlzf aarf Caatlc tl 3 fT VM KrrM arUbrrnar3SrrbaHf & 1 Snt a4 laab tnr btabrr, tn i- I, ararabAW U SXU Kmt, Urtniat-i X U-m 12 tS ta (1 00. U(U a 5 ur ii s K hif0tA. b? taaaaar. 11 4a ta kd. rrr Vx.1 Wrl a khraJ w3 Vt saaae XVxz as curt r tax b tar al. Plans and Speriiicatiuns rtnaMwibrlHWt, rrrrafCaal, akes 1 aam imiTrtoa tb ruaatr. r3-r-n Ml aVmrn af tal Llmaarc, JVa aet iwi ru itnaann. UNDERTAKING, ta aB t tnarb aaaM U fraeafCf- AT THE PE.DLETO. DRUG - STORE WILL BE FOUND A Large aad well (elected stock of DRUGS,. - MEDICINES Toilet. Articles. - Gla5?, Paints and Oils a specialty and in full stock. Also a larse assortment of toys, fancy goods and musical instruments which will be sold Very law Ser Cash. Xorih- Western STAGE COMPAST.I Gnat Rrdvetim ia Hire EatL LocmI Rata a f Tart: rYB&rtca 1 La firaeJ ...... Vnloa KatrrCtir tioMair. llxba... ..$ .. It M 14 M Wlaai ia area. TS fra KrtuaL rtab. tl r. RaOroal I'bmUU Wa&aWaDa. SM Wialaa ... Saa aaa. . b. 11... a. Vai mV aM m f !! OtV SC Unit, rblWWl-bU. Xrr Torfc, Hwtoo. Waakiac- too. aaa au pwj t irrt OtrUa4 Jtoala KaO. a aow cT at truttT . . . . . -1. nr . v ar rv Nra- CoarbK. r dl drlma, rBab prrfarsusr C amxe ec lue ar ijotu naiarra a laecocaraar. Arriruun u ira V. B. V0RIIW, SapmaUaJccL A. H. R00MKB. Aavauat SaptnalrwtcsA. A. 11. Starkweather. I o H O D X D Practical - PHOTOOK-vniiK. Jt.VIS'STXEKT, Ptailetoa, - - Ortftsu aaTKirtas Sttr4 Bp a pJVrr Ha mIUl aky ticbt. t am prraarrU ta da aH kialt of wnrk laetrttMiatb beat M;W, aaj al rraeocablc PICTURES ' "-v. cor4a aad raUr,! Aad aU kltl of erjaarj prwlata takes la eicbaaf for work. nclajn taLta irif aay ki4 evaaaW, WILSON GRAND PRIZE3 aaBa SXOtKI. CEHIENH1AL EXRQSITION 187 SEWING- MACHINE. PENDLETON HOTEL fi xaix srxxaT. THXS ttXSTRJLLXrr LOCATED AS9 POPULAR HATISC BES EXT I BELT jsxrrmn) ax zzruansHED zs sxr emu roa The Heceptioa of Gcets THE TABLE TBHtegbrBuvrt aV-arrj bt l aurUa a3rt. aa rrrry aiaxtba 3mci uiIj lb ftoraaa atUc Baaaa. THE BEDS Ar aS arv. al lb rraaa brra twt Scraabrda tb em mWa4 ral mrrr catinon taulrluij ta a ttlua baaaa. THE PENDLETON HOTEL, tb rWTMtxa Wrxi&na' tbat it aZ an'Ttita ia la .al Ifta ii, im r 11 ! via M v. -.I. . . " rij out cw.lt ua ar ta llasatataa. TV rrmVsi InrUtrc rabBc art rwwTfa.tr Ia rKolMtaZ CXAH A- t.UCBKX. rxjvrwtori. rrj O f3 CO CO tat 5 H S OS Bal W ac w 2 ft o i 1C 0 i 1 I S3 I B5 I co ay at at o 9 w aa i2 . 3 e 0 I & Q o rr c- o 0 CO 4 it SXLSXT8 SUXSHEY. OAKLAND. CAL. ratable 1852. L.WGELY STOCKED tie prtscai Sam vitk trayiKag in tie - iYHribery I.Iuc rXTJIT Tlixi, All ki4s. FL0MTERIXG TREES AND rLAXTS, SHRUBS. HOSES, BULBS, GARDN?S1ED3, r ' ETC., ETC. far CMalogara, rm W. F. KELSEY, rroprittor. J5