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About The east Oregonian. (Pendleton, Umatilla County, Or.) 1875-1911 | View Entire Issue (July 13, 1878)
OROWX APART, One In name, yet Wo la heart, Rowlr, but turdr, fro am airt; &Xlca; of aU Bad sigfcta V Lot tram fcU wwn kWoot toad cot frMk Owwn pwt droncb th fcejisr jwi Nor oik, oar tigtt, nor odUnc war CnScall torrt roM to tto cheek ejalii. Or thrill the htart with lu predout pain. Growing apart lorerer nsort A aaVrr-worm at tto Terr core, Shorn of all th nmu ot lilt; An untaxed huaband. uuloved alia. Ah, tber bire had their UtUe dan Some floarm bloom only, and die. lu ilr: And II these have micd tto Summar" time. And riper Iruiu u! the Autumn tltna Knowinr onlr the drourbt of one. And tailing the other'! bUU to ahun Ttiare yrt mi? to parocml in each axl heart ShaaTca that hart ripened and crown apart. CAUGHT IN A STEEL THAT. The following story was told to mo bv xnr old friend, the venerable Dr. L -Ri I sat one evening on the veranda of the principal hotel of a citr on the New lork and trie Railroad, smoking and watchins the folks loitering rbout the entrance. Among these was a strange looking man, who had excited mv curiosity at dinner by his peculiar divss and appear ance. Ho was verv tall and strongly built had larse, fierce eves, a dark, pale com ulexion, a hujre, carefullv waxed, jetty moustache, and he wore his thick, coarse black hair somewhat long. His dress was striking: although of fine material and fashionable make. But, doubtlessly the 'loud" effect was produced by the Ions caiie, the flaunting red necktie and the broad brimmed, picturesque hat he alwavs wore. He exhibited also, his prodigious diamonds, too profusely for good taste, me cane lie cameu was unique, its gold head being shaped pre cisely like a small pistoL Altogether the tout en semble of this Tiretentious nersaa was decided! v ".itasev." As I watched him, one of the under waiters came whistling into the recep tion room behind me. This waiter was crlled Matthew Sparks, and I especially disliked him. He w&s as cunning as an Tnrli-tn, talkative and grotesquelv polite, and loved money like a miser, while he was as full of funny pranks and jests as a court fool or the clown of a circus. "Matthew T I called to this under sized buffoon of sixteen. lie reared his heels in the air. attempted a waltz on his hands, turned a summersault and landed by mv side. "What can I do for you, sirf he en quired, with, a courtesy that was laugh ablv like that of a trained montev. "Who is the gentleman vonder, with the red necktie and broad brimmed hat V "Where, sir F he asked, innocently, looHmr everywhere, but in the direction I indicated vainlv. until I had cleared his vision bv the magical touch of silver, when he became as communicative as 1 could wish. "0, that fellow looks like one of the pictures on the' bill post yonder, don't he V and mv comic and sordid in formant grinned and looked wise. "Is he an actor i I demanded impa tiently. "Bless me, no. He's the Count Count Pedro Columba He's a feller that does nothing but travel and spend money. And his diamonds! O, lor! worth thirtv thousand dollars I heard him sav so. This was all the information I could obtain from the promising young waiter, and it seemed without a doubt correct, as X soon discovered that the Count's magnificent diamonds, his apparent ex travagance with money, and his evident imorance of American customs, made the gossip of the hoteL "Why, said the clerk to me one morning, "the Count is probably the richest rnm in the country. He has a large estate in Mexico and mines in South America. He "has the best rooms, the best wines, and the most costly din ners. He makes odd mistakes occasion' allv. irets on the wrong floors and into the wrong rooms, and scarcely can speak or understand a word of iinglisa. He came on from 2Jew York," and by some mistake his trunks were sent the wreng way. He is kept here waiting for them." Just then the subject of his remarks came into the office. His hair was in disorder, he wore neither coat nor vest, and his suspen ders were flvmg behind his heels. "I have been robbed. See 7 he cried, in his broken English, exhibiting his wristband and shirt front, from which his studs and buttons had seemingly been roughly torn awav. And then gesticulating violently and muttering Spanish curses, he demanded to see the proprietor, who at once came in to hear the complaint ox me ensun guished and unfortunate guest. The Count's oomph int, was something . . . , like this : He was sure he was in a lanu of thieves. His trunks, probably, had been stolen, and all the money he had in them, as well as the letters of credit He was in a strange place, and he couldn't pay his board, and now he was robbed of all he had that -was worth se curity, and he would be put in the streets, or. perhaps, in prison. But he would go to Whington, he would see 1st; Jiinisier oi opaiu ur wuicuwi, uiu the parties who had taken advantage of r. tri his ignorance indeed! should hang very high In vain the landlord assured liim that he should be kindly treated until the miss should be recovered, which likely would be soon the Count only n j i v- o :.u -t.n nJ rmn. XOliea OUl Wig ojkhuo" v&uu, auu uu tically waved his arms and pointed to the places his lost diamonds had adorned, and groaned, and muttered that "they would kill him if he stayed in this dia bolical country the beate, the villians, the assassins j The proprietor was greatly disturbed, and finally persuaded the high minded Count to accept $50 as a loan and not to hesitate to ask for more it ho (.uould need it, and somewhat appeased the cniest went out of tho omcv "I am sorry for the Count," observed the landlord, "and jdoubt if he ever re jvers anything he has lost For aomo time a naz of tbievea have been work ing between here and New York, and j scareelv a hotel has escaped. In several; jnjjnnow checks for baggage have been taken with other things, and of course when tho checks wero prmuitod at the proper place the baggage has been given up the thief. And, doctor I don't mind telling you, that the Count was not the only loser last night At least five of mv transient guests were robbed of money and jewelry." "A detective would be a good follow to have around," I ventured to say. I shall telegraph to ew York im mediately." ho unswered. t . . . ror hours m succession twit ua Count Pedro Columlw oat closo near the telegraph operators desk, now watching the instrument with his hurce wacK eyes, and the people who passed constantly to and fro past hnu into tho uoioi oince. "1 -shall be lulled 11 I stay uenv was his constant prediction. The next morning tho landlord came to me. He looked grave anil troubled. . a a "Doctor," he said, "a half dozen more of mv irucsts were robbed last night If this tiling goes on a auati ue rutnoa. What shall IdoT I could not advise him. It was im possible to alwavs escaio misfortunes of this kind in a hotel situated at die jtiur tion of several rroat railroads, whore groat hundreds of guests were coming and going even day. "It is a case for a shrewd detective, I answered and wont up to the raiding room. This room was on the second floor, close to the ladies parlor, and directly across the hall was a verv small ntwrt- mcnt fitted up with immovable desks, inkstands, etc., for the accommodation of those who wished to write in quiet Mv footsteps made no sound on the thick velvet carpet of the Inui, and l reached the door of tiio rv&diBg room unseen by two porsons wboe voices heard in the amrUaont opposite. "A doctor, eh 7 it was the Uounts tones, and it was Matthew Sjiarks who answered. "A doctor and a good feller" Mat thew said. "Conic out here to a fun ral of an old aunt with gmsibacks this ere place wouldn t hold. Sfce gave em all to him ,and he's got 'em is his 101 bags and suthin else too. "What do you tell me for T asked the Couut in his queer English. The bov sLumed his ui and winked to keep time. "We are -paid for givia gents infor- mation in this country, was his reply. The distinguixhed gnest grumbled "BMrdor, and then something about "robbers,1 his "trunks," ami 'jewels,' tossed the voung down a coin. I disliked Matthew Sparks then more than I had before. All he had told the Count about my visit to that pkee w&s utterly talse. I bad been to no tuaenu and I never had an atiat in that part of the country. I nevr had earn oil 'null bags" in mv life, nor did I evor carry greenbacks in my valbe, aor very many in mv pocket "The miserable Kitot . hat did be want to lie like that for F I museL And then I tamed to mv papar and thought no more about it That evening when I went up to mv l room what was mv surprise when I un locked the door and catered to see Mat thew Sparks sitting unconceraedly oa the floor in the middle of the chamber, with mv valise between his knees and in his hand a curious looking implement at rusty steeL With significant gravity he put his finger on his lip and motioned for me to lock the door. I did so. "Xoir tell me," I said, sternly, "why are vou in here, and what are voh doingT "YouH be mad, mister," he anrwirrcd, audaciously. "If vou do not tell me I will md for the police and have you locked up, Mat thew." "Whew," he whistled softiv, stiH wearing that proTokingly grave expres sion that I saw for once was not astumed. "Dew vou know what this bef He held up that queer thing of rusty steeL "Well, it is a steel trap," he went oa; "vou jest let me fix this 'ore thing in your pill bags, and when that ar thief come to get the greenbacks to-night it will hold him tight. See.' He opened the kharp teeth of the steel &aw& and suggested to illustrate his jto- posed experiment if 1 would put ray hand inside. I declined the offer of this volunteer detective, and wondered if he was a fool, knave or a very cunning and keea witted boy. "What makes vou think the thief will come in here to-nigh tT I asked him. "Well, vou see, I told a foJInr you had lots of money and other things in here." "And you knew I did not" "I reckon," he returned, with a grin, "well fix your thief trap "I onlv hope you may catch him," said L And he did fix it in a way that I could not comprehend and cannot ex phin;mnd then he turned to me for what, ts he had informed the Count, "genta alwavs give for information." 1 gTe it cheerfully. "You sliall have more than that, Mat thew,'' I said, "if you trap tbc thief." "I told htm tho fellar, you know tliat you would bo out to-night," he said. "You did. For whatl" "So you could wait in the closet here and watch him," answered Matthew. jinglbg his coin appealingly. I And ifatthew fot nnntliw And Matthew got another ten ccnt& "I sliall act on the Ixjv'h .TOggcstion,' I thought to myrlf. "Tliere may Iw something in Vis Busjiiciona, and bin ab mird plan may not be bo bad, after alL" So I turned the gat very low, pre pared everything carefully, and made myself comfortable in my hiding place. I Jiad not long to wait not more tlian an hour when I funded tbat my room had an occupant Cautiously I peered through the crick I had left as I closed tho closet door, and I distinctly aaw a dark form between me and tho gaslight. Still, for a moment, I fancied tliat I might be the dupe of one of Matthew Sparks practical jokes, but as the in truder bent over the valise I saw from his movements thai ho meant robbery and Bothwg elm. Breathlessly I watted tho result of Matthew's stratagem. The tiny key clicked m the small locks. Tho nun thrust in his hu hand. Tbero was a snap of stool, tho crunch ing of flesh and bone, and then a full, round curse in unroistiknble English, foliowcd by n long drawn gasp of ain. I sprang into tlie room ami turned up the gas, and the bright light streamed upon our foroigu Couut Count l cdro (Joliunbo, dressed as u he had just come in from the street, wearing the oapp, flaunting red necktie and broad brimmed hat, and carryiitc his cane with its pistol ahapod gohlnu head, stood before me, fierce and de peratc. "iou are caught, ltmtoster, 1 cned, springing for the bell lxaiiie the door. As I did so he luted his cane in hit left hand, twirled it suddonly, awl I saw tliat what 1 had mipposou to be the somblaitee of a Hxio was a rani weajioM, iuguHiouslv serving as n walking stiok. Like lightning li flushed tho gilded imisde towards ma. 'Touch that ldl ami you are a daatl man. ltwtae me iroin uiu aeoHrMMi trap." 1 tactxl lnmleooHv. "rire, it like." I haid. "If vou do vt wiM W convietetl of mnrdor as well as roWwry, for vou can't get am unlewi yon leave your hand behind vou or take tw steel trap with voh." That tiieoek threw kim Otl liw gwim. ami I (Urted through the door into the hall, locking it behind me. In five minutes more tho room wa tilled with rtrong men, and although tie thief masted iir4 irately, lie was soon overpowered awl taken to rieOH. lie proved to te an old oMemler, and was Itora ia New York, and had never been ot of the United States. The sterv of his trnnkj was of eonrse false, and bis wonderfnl diamantU that were feuiul in hk room, with rnneh at the ttroportv stolen from the rami. re not worth the geld pil ef the setting. "If vou spected the fellow, Mat thew;" im1 the landlord, "whv M jwt tell hs beforef "Well, von see. answered the yooih, jragiin- bk nickels, "I thought 1 eonkl eoteh him myself, ami erh I would ao more for my information. "low are ite smart enongh, Jlat- thew, and quite hottest enongh to deMrve and get a good share of properity a long as you live," answered his mf toyer. "bnt I do not ajiprove of yonr being pahl for information." lmt Matthew got his reward ami was highly mtirfwl therewith, and be think he made btc l-est Kaetieal joke when he caught a thief in a steel tnap. A "Phone' Worth .Sonitlhlnr. Aa intelligent farmer, living m Dm Moines eowntv, Iowa, has invented a henofihone, modeltrtl on the nrineMile of j the telefahone, by which ken oocvin a central oairc. in the henery t oa all the neU abont the i oataUishment. leaving all the ethers foali frve to lay e3, Kcntteh and eaekle. As fast as a new brat cestaias the full complement of e?, it i connected wkh the central office br a cepfer iie, and the bntiaess is arttled; the only tronUe with the machine is that it sits so hard it hatches owt the ioreekin nest cgs ales; with the others u that one chick in every neat is born with ias eyes, and the 'farmer has to by aad train a dk- to lead it around. This makes k axjvnsive. All Sorts. The lion. Potato Bog of Colors is rp?itred at the Now Zealand hotels. Yea can't leil much about eaM pod- j ding for the proof ef the podding is in j the heating. They toonouibe ia their hanging in Texas, soaponnSng a man by a noose at each end of the rope. A Texas murderer poisoned the water used by the Court, and then took a finishing dose hitaself. The trnsteos of a Maine Village re bolved tbat "the wHs of this roam Le white-washed green." America spend $700,000,000 anmnU ly oa strong drink ; England with 6,000 000 It of a jioptthttien, $705,000,000. The lattfisiaas allowed Turkish pris oner n franc a day, from which the prisoners not only lived bat saved money. 'A London bootmakor has thkt inter efviing annonncement in his window: "Ladies will be told at seven shillings a I""" A ledge of the finest kind ef jet used for jewelry, worth $100,000 a ton, has just been located and is being worked in a California canyon. Fred Doeghvi blacks his own bootx, shaves himself, brings in his coal, goes to market and feels that he isn't any greater than Shakespeare was. Instead of asking "Will you please write in my autograph album, Mis Kellogg r thoy will soon have the qars tion; "Will you please sing in my jho nograph F England, eo far, has shown no inten tion of availing herself of the immense stores of military talent that are lying useless around every newsjapor office m the land. The Luxembcrgcra have cat races. Cats are taken in bags to a point two miles from the city. They arc then h t out of tho bagu and tho lint reaching the city is the winner. Young lady on horscliack (doubtful about the road) Will there bo a bridge by and by acrox a littlo brook 1 Small Rustic Wal ! I dunno about by'n-by, but there's one there now. A beautiful widow of Newport, IL L, having let her chalet for the season, was asked what induced her to desert such a charming "retreat. "Too much balcony and too little Romeo," was her reply. It is slated tliat Francis Joseph has been heartily cheered but twice in his life tho first timo when he returned from the Italian war defeated; the second time when he returned from the Oemaa war routed. The Tdltsr. An editor is a mule being whose biz Hu imnss is to navigate n iiiftiiitcr. writes ftMiful editorials, griiuln out po- trr, insert deaths and weddings, sorts out manuscript, keeps a wnMo basket, blows the "devil, stoais matter, lights othor people's latllej, sell liis jwjht for two dollar a your, takea wlutc beamt and Knuce for pay lion lie can get it, raisos a large lauiiiv, works I'J hours mt of every 2-1, knows no ShiuIuv, gets dammed by every luxly, and once in a while gvtM uliipjHtl by oniobot!y, 'ites por, dies mildle n-wl nud nfteii broken hearted, Itwvt no tuoiifv, is rowtmlcd Kv an ebituan' iuff in the newsiatiier. Kxokonsea pltuse copy. Juth Jhlltng. All Co.vstadlis Now. Young Jesse Urants lwddle alout the splendid rc orttiow temlenrd his father ami himself m Iiwrojie lrinfH to mind the story of the rnral oliticMU who was fleeted ComtaUe, and lortt the gbul tidings to his sleeHng jwrtner late at uight Hie noie arownett one of the a-tnall lioys in the tramlfe lxd, who very imtnnilly in qnired, "Ma, are we all Constables nouT "Shut np," f4mrilv responded the ma tron, "mboly ain't elected hot !R" ami yonr dnnL" Iteally, we lve never heanl of yonng Grant in connection with the Hwen'ation ef the country. Wo were under the that then HniiKn lienors wrre intended xeintivnly for the old man. Baltimore Gaaette. In Xtry York, the oilier day a man wa sentenced to the jtenitentiary far one year for Knapping an unkmdel pktol at another, "jnmt to scare Mia. The old htm of Nurthrnp A- TLowp on, ef Portland, ha diwJdvwL 31 r. rhompaon bai removed to Califcram, .tod Mr. E J. 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VBaatXa aa4 Mm waat waVMIa ynra. aal at Mm c Mi at IK K aw aa a aawralyJQ -i Aa inlaw ata.manan aanntiati a aaaa mmfml. ta ta aiuaaa mmmj tat MT aaaa aatliniini aat Hi i l .aa tafMltart uasM aa aaaM aaaal Mm k.r anab taat law Mm, a.aM W laajutol fea aa Vreraa arat WiiBByliti traa ta J. ataw t m araitaj Mm Ular4 Vrll 111 UJrr a u uaaa atajM fcMa a;i iarf la ta. aatat arlc ttaar. aal at tttt ay raawal a attMUaa wi Hi i aa I at tarj teat Saaf Kalir Bf an Milt Mm aat aat ptraaanaa ata Mat Mnrt M lea. aaaMaar,. a Sratr aaail ir ml aac jaajat; abaai. umt fart. Bt anltv ta aana? tat iiuravl raMah. IVt ana da lar aart. aatl BVart B) BaaWaiB Mm rarr. aaaa aiaaa, aaal. Mat BaBaW altar It la faratal. FlTB art caB aaaat aat ata tat SaWI aa, arJBWily BatitTajOt tana Baal aaitt I laaOJiat Uat Mm aari WI to tar tatBMaL Aa aVt .V Maar MJ ill lailatalty at a aaaVa amal ar Urr Baa nit a ntfalrvi. aial v-JI tat aa ta ar aataaa iint M rmaawa Wt aat Mraaa. tBt dftttr. aal It art u bx vaalc a attrj atraar a. ateL lt U.WAKH Baca Um Via fttaaur atri 1ra aaj aalf vaa rtt. aaj Mm Santang U mutt Uttr taaa It at roaa.U Va aW aitB aamn kaaia. aad IB la Big aa bmt liaalw-Bv Tata niiian 1 aal a ata , SI ar S3 anrr, ifit r nMf lalzcixzf axl laa3 aa. iliTMi l af rralh at rt n rttita 1 N a Ira. 11m 1XWaRI ikmBat aTl ar bsctlM baJ grvla ta m aal Wt ittruavta tBe atoaf ayn irtl ea Mm bell raJ. taaa aiawtuaf aX ahalttriBi-i aal aaata ml jrua (rata tau aaarce. a wnniu a Man acil Ualira. Tb IO.WAKW I. th msij aat Uat aVaa Ual. lb U.WABO ta maj Ma ta auta, cea CT frrt rut, tBe otbr fit Ittt rat. Tb u lont rat afj atcrvr frm ta-ttrt ta fifttcs afrr tar tlj Um Stt Irtt est (rocs ua ta It acra per da; Tfc Uarrcatcr atatf I of Um Wat tOBatrortka aad eultrUL 1U plaa i too n9 kaB ta Brt4 eiftika Uoa ar cacaacBt. smi la pcttiBf bb thU UstUr eo palxa I(a3t. - IbT. Jilt. IIHt, a . mil. T. a. irt. r. k. tuu HODGE, DAVIS & CO., 71 I'rout XL Portland, errtroa, IMPORTING WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, Xmi IValtn la raints, Oils and Window Glass. tattac aDaari"'1 fMthtJ lot Ito bitjlnc &ajd naa aril aaka a aaj Bear a tk reaaC tun I'ntrirlaro OHlrr IIS I'rout Mrrrf. rar YarU tlrIr a I'latt l rt-rt. isrAiiu.HiiED in we. SPORTSMEN'S EMPORIUM. WM. BECK 4 SON, !mritra and Drsirn la GUNS, RIFLES and REVOLVERS, or aTBT I tictinios, SSS. list Cor. Frrat ui Aider St, rrtIHd, Sr. Bl3 naraja at aa at atfirai ai Bai Bm Miti .- s u f1i?SaSltefV 5 :I - M -Ci' IM3P01ta'.EilM OX JJe,mmplements and JJachines. ttnl UrU. aaotlr Uanan Ka fA 4 n MfMM aataaty nafart toaay Afctr iallMrr. toaAt Tfc (Irtiiat Mjacta art ml aatra larjc ac aad mimnrr A Mm f aBip aa Mm Bagala Ttta art cttra hrzt aaaMCr aaJ turn, aad ttam a'tiif Uixrj aatk art haMtwt la Mm Bagala rVU tor t7l at feaat tkt wia it Uad ml lVar aaJ Mm aM aaaxaaafat ha Hn. ImM aaalawl aa axaataaa to rtatta Um toMar tw whf at try reft va tmj mat I M i aajaa laif.ajajf alaAaa Mtia - aiaUHlawrUMkrUw UMamL Ha , vtmm M at Jat Mm ruM aka fc4.fcar Mm nn ta a Mn M Mm( lawik roa enr Im, TVt Ul. HIMlf W ta wiil.ifctjiM laat a Mm few aaaclaar la teafc Mjim aq a-ra a gna4 na laaal Oraa4 UtWnalal mUmr ftaM R. TW VCi BMiBMa B aard lakl ttk TU ala tart at Mm W4tt aa ml Mm KhIim at ahaeXlM naaka MU Uttk ataaB laaaMM Ut Kinliwi U i latwto tw 1 1, JinJr nil. Ta. Iimii Irtini.-n.iii.l aial m U a M aal onith Haaml Tha xaln Mm Tcry IctI UAk mUn.-wal a Um Lkiri t tit a4 yoraraautr TJmj art at aaaa It avtafc W rxrry aM Mm traaa Mat aaaa ta ttja a MB ml diairat WctT wMcif. a &SBkt anfc bx aaiiaMca. TkM TaaBBfa Ejnat. iHatBirgaag ttJaag ata Mm iterator, laa Waa taAir?nl. jsvjkc nul ofuoHf la Iaar Mm laeatyar n laTa auaao art Hand ia nirtt uaaWttt RaaWf HmU, to r.Bt a- a nag, aaafaaf Mm naJala PMu -Oilmf Mm lt aii.lara to Um mmtii tor Mrfwaitoa; FUx mr Wt Cnaa. la Mm 1T. BaCato Mat. Mm tfaua Utvtt beka 24 darfctoc at aatca 4na ifi to- aa il ili'i far attsa to xk iaff i aaty ta Bail M vry a tarxal at gvxaa, tt Clara lif Ba u a Man I um atnv UH aa a tat aa mtr Mm frva VtL Tfc. Nnw hum Baa lnMli i alif at Bac taa. aaBaatK art bl Mux mb above we Offer the Followin-r Line Ilalnr-a alntlr and Potiblr flrmr llrad. era. vaa Ma l linn a .Batman a ij a. j HMt.ll.,.atollaS.Mai at..a.lai m.tmm, to JLibm TW n.r.Nlr A I'rkan IVt aarf Barskar r-a-l FaW. vlu-iral to a. a-Ttor La uay aaai. to ck BatTala HrmlnU aa la-ala. TTm aaaf aoJa MoA hto trat at Um Cgi Tiaa i' Batt l-atoat KtrsU tiitia a-a-a. ato; aa Kt ntss t-atitcW a frtat aBft-niTtnBt aa n- acaka. 1W Italn Ua;an, laafv-l Ur UTL rrtt "lta TkaS-n. at-a la lei--, atak Waveaia TW WM aM a-a lUHwf La xaw la Orrca tit rcB l-prlaaT IlBcka aal a ftC Baa mt ; vafaaa itiUQitt. THE BEST ASSORTMENT. SOLE AGEXTS FOIt THE SELF BINDER tip taa ttn tjrTal ta basrc ta Um paSrco tit b-ai cl BaMWramla. ItaU Vtteraark tntba cartiat BtH at IsTT ttaa aar actor ocrapit-t: BarUs aal tto rtpcrt el tto taa.-d ml riiiaia7Ma at Ua C&arafa T-l (uatUMiatTtluTtlraarareraC Um IXWAKDaaagajwt aar attor arat Inn; raotrvraaca ttors tliUtnl. aal vrfraltE pattaarta oaaJatat Um Baafaaltto tanam tl taa coaat pratst ttooi aith tto daa p mt Um hartttt CtU. Oacsandt at rtwiag Um taadt at taraMac tot it arith aWara prrsauHf adiptrJ t till rorjwM. bat saf oar a Batlt aaj kt tto ImZt&t pat tkraaih. a tto arirt daca But talorc tto laioataf BaatUst B tto fcn- aal tral atcaUcat tbat rwiti ma lH to sattd cttr tto anLsarr Lio&n; ta BaaHr U t tBf paf lor Aj l&fci Ua4rr t trrt tm aS trx2 a.Tj Balnral pvrts aialitl arjparataa aH la aaaaa a gfet lixrt at tm (tjug ta pmlc aaj ear. it at taiatr UittraSanl. lea eaoeiaa n atnrjr. an atata, aa jart. bo nlita aUrU aa Bar4 pUrra. tota-a tto Utrec JTrat raagiatct of a tratrtiM Unnur ar arraml Aa it a-aspbtitr a m K tnjest lu ranJsahtT It ttorafor aeanlaal lUtsatec tana agvotat BaSavt a a natural cnaaretnr. And bear a uj Um ama3 twmlr mi M. paru. Ik fUaJT nxiona Bctioaaail IU trmicc rcei tsr&aJaa maV Um draft txtimlr kjM asd out It tj! eaaSt fraia ti all Uadt anl nxxbtkn, aud ariB toal brail rraJi tbat daftca tto toad ml tto tarer JAS0X SPRIXUER & CO., Cororr Sprar aaJ MlaaiMt Strttta, Saa rraaciaco. llaaaJartarrrt aaj Dmkn la DOORS, AVIXDOiVS, BLINDS . WcUbia, Cortla and rutlrj. tnrcrurtrf COUIAX FEEXn ASD ENGLISH Wixrow CLASS, ICaaadSSctv tS Donra n Hlcoltilt.Tl FDD FOR CATALOGUE AND rKICE LIST. No. S3 1'rant Strrrt. rortlanit. Orrsoa J. Ji.. (.TUOWllUIDGE, Ptrrct Inpxttr and IValtr la LEATHER AND SHOE FINDINGS, Xa.HI lYont KlPnrtlnnil.Or. MONEY TO LOAN OVER X AKM IiAM)S. S'.OflO, 82.008 ami Yarlnn larxr Bttnt ap to 830,000, by lb ORECON NO WASHINoTOH TRUST 1XYESTXEXT COMP'Y, or SCOTUND. orncE. is nnsr snuxr. romuufo. OTTERKD AT 10 TER CENT INTER 1ST, RETAT aU by thre. lour or B jaarlj tnual LaatalbiMBU tTarj Fall to mil farmtrV tirvumitaaoca, or rrjaj al-M In on ttmt Lt dcalrtd, thrta, four or fit jran arwr kan h maJ. In tm butaac aad unJtr bo drcvimaunrta will tto corapaaj lean noot; taoesfa to laduc berroatnto a2or a Krtdorort. H 1878. THRESHERS, 1878. i tec aatrr sa ear la um cat. Mm UK kvzaa.a.4. Ifcta a aaitiWaMj atnh ---'trnnrlrrnfri-r. al -frf-'r Tr'i m twaata ialtat AgHmtmr faaaMaW Itaiin yhltd at avataalat aaaaK aaa! L; tjafacaava ltaa MMBHa4Waarlul4aaaacs,a I alt Tt iwk lafaa Mm aBaX naara Mm aiaa aaaMatt Mm BavCr a at Mm mk, trC aaif. Maaalua BaCas ta tim ifn-ir H liaaVi n 1 1 .1 1 ll i 1 1 1 a al Ai tl a mta ums tamwea Mm sttav lt la nlM I a.z aa tasa MkiWum maMHiMailati Oalii mhIm u4 laawiba mk tt IU lUlc Hum ifcn a MV tnM haU nirmUUti &.lurul W Um awaw -i u.m Ul Htm la Oa Uaai. aa ta the aa. 1l aw.n ty ytf wpcm Mm tiawlal atiuam tt Km" M aac sua aaa TaaOar ta VmM. 1k riu Ja-Luxt ia U It aMt aaaaaV vat aa a Mk tnaa Mm UM. lid mii t all r am tmtt act cu. abB A an avian a aat la ks aaM la aaaal a aattsaatxa -- ' -- - - l Ur wa t fca r t Umtoi n tri l iiltur qac aavfc. lar -m U ttaa Mm aA u aaC taa to I Mjata a I at ir Mm Ut.il U VUx Laa tat. ana tj tftat I after -jit- aaaatar Bwrala at at fcaaU i aaal anailiU Mm kuaVat ytt cavallt Tatrr Mat Mm HSala Mau u. 7Vc a4 Mt ittatMat afcaaUA mr. W, aaat ta ifW b lint laala (i lt Utt Jt uxi taai at nnmt mm4 MM- ral. aaar aafawc. 11m laaar a IttaUa iaaJUs.u4 ....t .... . ' 1 Im B. Safe I nu Xaaatat ! 1 tfct aaaj srafe 1 1 la. ixt fwaar VaaH kas Mm lata. a aa a atlid ftr. h ta Bat fa amif aa atBin araiala-a-alaaar teattaia, H Mat to tab ytss aMfc arr Sat iBfa-atasKsu. al naalaiirf to rM sroXtr km at afo aut Ttsiar of Specialties: Parar;i i-lilag gT tlm. Karat Bay Tnka. , , -a . M aw - I ' -'-1 -7Z. . . . Ci m ii lain rt aaaaw aralMrrtrrTlM - " . t.a4 a bmJ Jm Ji.iWi.mtt. piaJirUi. KXAIT. BCBRCLL CO, Pilia. PBrrsna. tx-t-a. WaHa VaKa.W.T. Tnt 3at a Katatras. hmf a-a, . T. C a X C Xaa-. JUaata. H T iMaaa X "ttsta. La Cat-i. Of-taa. Jaaa It rutm a ta. t n i Mi.ea-yaa. yrnu A rat-M-aTWIaO-a,-!-s-aa. Ottrtta a ta. Irm -aa. H T W L. r IV. I Jtf . W T. THE LEADING MACHINES. at the Lowest Living Bates. CO., WALLA, W. T. HARVESTER. Wt tsr-tra artial csariam of er Knirrvit ettoraaadafttrdstf ana IkI amiil Mot jaa at3 irre .t e tfcat tto ELWAXUl tto t c aOI- bdadtra. In a Jdltlan to tn abarr tf alTrr tat loarlnz t'nrliallrJ Marttlnra at tb Loanl Ioible Prlrrat BrOaCTZ VOWES asd HO.rXK.toa atS bm t9 aWmS CWWTWfta CVXTOK rrrr TnSlTIIEaS. U arv aai aacrraa rai Marutor. atoad a al ata 1Wa; K Bmia csij cx nlniTBin ta prat a a aa far K. IUIXCS- UCNlTXr SacW and raakt Cor naaaW. jgtritrSap. WTLja au toratac aAAaTt, CANTOS MONTTO&TllSCaitNt. ENOINE. tlCt. STRAW BCKNEK ESOtNE. SCUCT71XX riras. Srte aai rrc;&t Wafvav. JOHN DlXKrS ttOUNX, Cue. Satir aad SraObc n.a. XaTScai fertrceial drahr ta IUaVj, rtM A Co., ar ta aaj tl Um faaSaavs agtata: W A Bum ix. tiayvso. W. T, T. V. Stwrr. Wtatoo. Urrcaa. J. K. Vnw, Cax. W T J. & Cms. AbMta. W. T The Australian Scab Extermiiiator, AND SUEKP DIP. FR rREVENTION AND CCRE Or SCAB IN" MIEU' Tto prarral bralU asd rondRica tl tto ithrr? iBiactcd bj tu taa. Tto St tats; bx tto Uartot. Tat drrui--t aaj rrict LUt. ajjT ta CtLMAR a YOUKC -C2 rirat StrrrU l"artlaad. Orrxaav. ABE2-L, mrefiurxis. 67 and 69 First Portland, Orcpon. No. Street FOR SALE. Beautiful Country Residence. Intbe BrllxbtfHl Valley or lb Vaupextta, Tbe Canlrn orOrroa. O rfin ACRES OF LAND. HlUimUT M. S.OUU TriS4 Hb rraka, and tale, tra rtaot to raifoMd,choca. aad ttwrefcta. Fin torca. aobataaUil hurt aad tto Baal taxvriint aoil on tarts. EicrjvUaf an tto pUcc ta tto axat prrfeit rd nrdtr aaJrrralr. Ta to auld only ua acouunl of tto old aj ofttoovnrr. It H 00 oi tto snt masulSeent hotacatrads en tto ratiae Oaat. and fll to aoM at a xaititt Uivala aiOda tto Mil nhxij iUti. For rorttor partkubr call 00 or addma IX 11. STEARNS A CO. BBfatS Real Eatat .VftaK rurtiad, (V.