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Newspaper Page Textfit (Bast Kipuiait. SATURDAY OCT. 20, 1S7S. UMATILLA COUNTY DIEECTOEY. CoattfJose.... ...... R. C YuKrx. Comoltfloncn J n.-ur. Sut Seotor j& il. Iucmstox. Kcvrtuu .;;;;;:;;;;;;::'T. JSiirriff...... ............J. 1- Mnui. 2rk , U. Krxxvc. Tronurcr G. W. Wna. ikbuul Sueristtdc3l. ..J. C. Aenuuv. Cnroocr v ...,!. J. U. !jvpat. Awor. . J in. CoTMUiii. Joiitce oUVarc. Pccdleton iHTd-.t:. V. Buun tScmyor.......... J. H. ILiu. OUE AGES IS. H.H. GiLMtT Sn- J S. Huxtax. . . Hrrr"- n. A. STmud&r. Ksox, ksj Untoo. C B. R outers .TraTtHInt AftiV N. T. CatuS, El ' VH T. L. Uoosuocss Csim- A8 TaTUHl .. - Hfclun. Aty of the above are solbonwd Jo n-crlrc xad rr crl for entrf de Uit oKra. XUCAL ASD OTIIKK INTKLUIUKXCK Comuiuuicatioiis. "estox, October 1STS. Editor mE. O." The sympathetic heavens are now shed, ding copious tears over the long continued dronghtof ihe past summer. Rot the irre pressible tide of business is not retarded by i it, but only deviated from its course and i flows s'.esililv on. iu-doars and sheltered places. Old D&mc Rumor has been don- i nine her tclescoidc snectacles, and like a . Ttncrable Seer, commenting and predict- ins recaniiar lhjr.ovetBr-t)Y Vni e of our joang folks. But still our townibere siaee the late ndm sad mast wt tbe wags on. aggmr to i n corporate oy me way,, nearly cvcnlxxly anxious fur it, thougii fear of failure was paramount lor a time and the leaden clouds ef expectation grew daily more sombre, until they were tinted by a hopeful while, and now we are basking in the blaze of a pcrtect sunshine ! of reality. Whether we shall eeeed in domesticating the "elephant" when ofi our hands is a problem yet uuMilved. Rut if we build sidewalks whereon the pedestrian may walk secure from the sound of foul language, and also from a know!, clge that our inferior population, the hag, have not already yone before," we shall try to be happy. The li'jsaii have assem bled in solemn conclave and the Sat has gone forth that a literary society shall im p&ria chccrial hue to the long evenings of the Wcstonion. Whether their bump of "continuity of purpose" is large enoogh, Lj the hidden reef that threatens their old skip; good intentions. Juveniles query: "What is a "gramatic creep i" Thoir minds arc rapidly developing at the acad emy under Prof. Grubbe, Those chronic growlers who fought the size of our acad emy are quieted by knowing almost a hoa drcd are in attendance. This is iacre&s ing by those from adjoining d;srids com ing in to where aH the English branches srplanliL T.ltialim i Lmnita tn ! cad Knox every attempt at fraud on tbe.tbe U-t stria;- baa4 is hii rHov cart of , head, and keeps oar town quiet fhe Ilcr. R. C. Oglesly in on his way borne, fnuu Conference and will soon be welcom ed by his numerous friends. lie will Cud his suburban camp-ground as left, now surrounded by tbe busy stir of business. All McArthur's addition is now taken up and being built up. Barnford's new two-j-lory mill is ut work early and late, and ttit energetic proprietor is daily making improvements. Every indication of the town is forward. Ar.cn. Lowru Bctter Cetok. ) , October I5th 167S. J Zuitoh fiL 0.- I thought a few items from this section might be of some interest to jour readers. The'attle sale of tha 12th inst at AathurJ Cnstield's ranch wns postoncd until the 22d for the reasoa lhat there was uo bur. , - - . - to purchase a nice lot of cattle , , , . . , , cheaa for cash will do tvril lo rJtmrl rk uiiscuu iMY 113. iua Tsisumz , , Creek will have their fun, let the conse quences be what they may. Last Sunday quite a number of the boys met at the race tracks to try the speed ot their ctyuses. After some three hours of this kind of sport pugalistic exercise was introdsccd and a pair of boys were matched and proceeded lo business; after several rounds being fought without "aiyn knock down, one of the bovB "thrCW UD the snon-e (hv urln L . enougu;anu tue exercises closed for their . .. - .IT day resulting jn uie -winning or several - . uiactt eyes aau jieeiea noses uy reason on 1 . , ... both claiming the winning horse. The farmers or Lower Butter Creek are beginning to plow for the full crop. The County Commissioners had better appoint some one to till up the abutments'! of the Lower Umatiila bridge. They have settled down, leaving the timbers exposed so as to make it difficult for heavy teams to cross. Dox Shaves. Cottage Ghove, Onroos. ) October 20th 1878. f Edixoe "E. O." fc hare just returned in company with hxod Mrs. Akley from Eastern Oregon foour home near Callage Grove, Oregon, the garden spot of the Webfoot nation. Tbe season of the year is now fast ap proaching wliea we may expect some .heavy dews. The ground is In good fix for plowing. Farmere are plowing and sowing some. The past season has been rcO'dry in consequence of which a great many crops were short. Improvements are going ahead. Mr. J. J. Comstock has his steam saw mill at Latham very near completed, and will be running in a few days. There are quite a number of build ings now in process of erection at Latham, tvmppie uros. contemplate building a large store house in Cottage Grove next spring. Some of our fanners arc building fine dwellings. The health of our com xnunitylsgood. There are very few sales of wheal made as our farmers think the present prices will not justify; the prices being, we understand, from 70 to 75; oats from 40 to 50. Times are dull as the farm en are not selling anything to bring money. This part of the country is now .blessed with a plenty of preachers, (I bc- jievctuauswiiM uey call It). Some of our hunters are making it pretty lively Jbr the deer, "jlbcnt ihe 15Ui of this iawth we had a very severe storm; the hardest -Vo bavc atam ta chroni! a lth in wind wo ever knew in this jwrt of the ur tewn by that dreadful urge liphth couutry. While on or Way home tvcwix slwriffSiwry's little wm. wua stopped at Salem for the purpose- of nt. tending the atatc 1-air, but owing to mo ; continued rains we left for btmic The 1 city of Salem was overrun whhpwplc, col-1 thing for the M and other bus, w .vnn.tby to pU and frauds, and. JmU j, ,lf nfilclali flaccd and aeap.ta pithing ;for U ievas they wereWesy urt, hi. dU,. by democratic votes, l'wh the maVing their mark; uhilc we were thorel - ' . ., . . , ., , , some three arrests were made. I was in- Our W towny j.m W.lson aad bfc ! 'ga Ik It it be tbomugU and formed while at Stem that a gentleman !y U'r departure A lVMlwd " f l "S&fiJ man be pn nl,h; lost his .xteh e the 4e-k th oek. J,m is a lhonH.ghbred Orog. S1'" l"Sg8S fT ..""L btoad daylight by a light Wagered tfcittf. aad another lifted senx $t00 or $fiO0 fmm an unlocked safe while the mrc!ast was en gaged in another part of the stent. We were net very uiieasy indiidaNy, as our ii iuvujci iiwuiuucna mm earner m ' orAkebad.tayc4in SaWarew.Uvs;tow prtng flght. That shW U a good loncur it wmdd have taka an miW i I-v1ort cvcrywliBfC. tongu- it wua uaye taka an exfert tel 1 found uy nr r pon; we j ciis. WWle, fcnnertj- el Sa Fraw. ;,uuv WiB1U1 "ia W.y lajntssed with State Fairs, as we en-, crt aW.litdcWuA the -try v nc, eompareu wu aU tke MtuU- ges. J ims is our huhmnh. Mr. ad Mn. bare lt ' dea't li some of Ha iuhabtf wU m tbey are ' itsewbat diflecvat fnM tW maanty s tbe , V.'efcfeetois. 1 Utatk. they ge by tbe mm fle: they bav a cenvet koldg ei traagoi; they can UM s pcrvaa from rlat era Oregon as nmek as wia esui tell beef iram the boaeb irv." The gsasses" sieekkx9. At w91 say same "dings." Ocanvx. The " . Wises, H-wrs Asd eiemrs t Stewed (;h-c htat a eait Hd UrAr ywvtf. Usual amouBt of nibbaes at fttir t;rwits Rer. Kkktnan praaeb st Ptfet Keek te-nMrraw. The Ctrctfc Coatt for UotelitW Oaaaty. Stb Judicial Di-triet. Mosdsv. We arc sorry to bave to jmc tbat Jb RAinaaB 1ms Uke a lutep.e awt tiaoll hopes are cntcruloed of bl reecy. Jas. Raky purebetl of Jbmoty TVrkit bis hoa'-e and btis la tbe towa of IVtnUe ton. What does J as. IL tr.eaa ? , Mrs. Livenaorc dediaes rtbg ispoa tbe cmcmbtre ot orraagcmeais for tbe Baptfct festival sext Taeday evcateg. Col. Van deve bas rolgaed bis poti- tioa as proprietor of the Albaar J3egbter. I Gob. E. L. AiHWerate has a 'tawed eoa-1 tro!;aadit will be a green-tack advocate. Savtt.it Rooms. IVneHctoa S4-re W tbe Cascade Mountains. OaM iag and jadge for yaarrelrcs aov even- ' G. W. Webb. i'M survives despite theto j jow. HmUx rennaded : Yob hard times. A new lot of ores-aad a . iHcse leu 01 UBwarc ietaBea la Ju sigut in always Keeptsg a supfny oa baaa 1 lor His sumemus ctiHomcrs. Jim IlcnderslioU jwued. tbroagk oar town for hishofffi in La Grande. We did notice likn but fed assared tbt he U well pleased with his yisit bdew. Hendonbost U a man of fine ability aad if be bad one half the luck that masy aiea meet wib is this world, he would here bees at tbe top of the pile. f jGrp."Sv5artor Iloppcer, pfoariotor of one of the best saloons, Stfcd oat bi tle taot cakue style witb biBtard tabic ef the latest style, saw fit lart week to for- 1 w-ura us a -1 - tor uie B?r vrboom-UJ. 'n j' m j . . Georgo-fs a good follow and -nrials to see I .. . r . . . . . . . - 1 r ... , jail uis old menus and plenty or new ones. Gtre him a call. There ii scarcely an American born maa but what desires to change his state. C. 0. Hanilia of Ueppser is no cseepUon to the gencrel rule. Rafore this paper is dfe- tribute! he will Lave excbaaged-lis state of single blcssedBcss aad settkd down is the state or matrimony for life. Mbvs Era Sprawls will be the happy bride. - . "T. " llnnilir I . t f Tiim Iwmiftn t " rw. uriir villi raficj in itm umtia '9jfiiv 1 . ..." . . . fnn T1 AieM o-lirtMl laffl. fAt Com V.T breast. Jonn Isnded on tbe opposite i-lde orUie street enUrely out of breath; he got ... ,1, . . , ... , p again though.in about five minutes, and .... ... . . . ... ot f 1 1 1 a feititin i 0 Hirl-lmf fTAnnd liimtnir Oaai BA0 44A4 a BVSWtll. MlVUyU UllUtViit Anderson has given his bonds and Jebn Bradbtirn, W. II. IUrnbart and Henry Bowman were appointed appraisers on the estate of C. II. Jewell. They started to tho mountains last Monday to appraise the sheep. The real estate will be the last to bs appraised. Later The mutton sheep were appraised at $1.12 On the evening of the 12th Inst the west bound mails which had been stored at Rattlesnake station, 50 miles east ofUolsc, were burned with one coach, ten horses, 25 tons of hay, 1,700 pounds 6f grain and large amount of other property. Estima ted loss fU,000. Jim Turner, Editor of Ihe East Oiho max has arrired home, but on account of extra business arrangements refuses lo assume coitrol of this paper for this week. This lets us out; or raUur la vt in, for inflicting one more issue on the readers of the paper. As soon as he get settled down to his business he will probably give you all an extended account of his pcram. uulatlons for the last forty days. Red, of the firm or Alexander &, Co., seems to be mad because wc inserted In our last Issue that Alec stole his goodt in Frisco. Anyone who doubts it call and price their articles, and iryou don't think as wc do wc will take It all baok. Goods are certainly 100 per cent cheaper than heretofore, and" that is the only way wc can aecunt for it Bushcc, Alec fc Red will make all needful upoligics for selling so chesp, aU. after a tielciwasof sis days, diad. AM the ear and aitcutwa that wld U taste, t,e mn ef twe 4iarw.t jj.y.sriaM oxjej. All foiled, &m4 ntou ami tkat we c.lr us goad rc ".-p;v..j uc rui.ij u. mnmeod as He can h ubrrovcr h may wnw do,B wlH U "I40 I settle. Tlie wishes of thblclWB..!Ven,,,a,, luiil.hcl. Nothing but a i.ii.- uiu L.ttoM- !.., hi. i nin i. felt in this place where he had Maay nami awl inriMiT ineiias. lie niimiM nis. wuy.wti W.ker, wl hi .f ' rwawewied as belnc a rtU. UwrfcBW ,R ltc ditTcre brKie, nf fall baI trafiitu flftp bs -ad. wnhr bead f -.Xew TMlav. We ien aMeatbia to tbe new adrertii-e- of Xrs. Uexer. mmd whrm m hmxm rbKnl ber willfnrrv eatporbtaMMl aatbv ftmi jhhxvs wlrti ber roxb, eall at urvt ; door al -o hM uteri n it ta hmd of the futAtr who will ct to yoor nUe : can tellt,BC wm cswer w yoor nnnm ; msscou.La W Weds oftlry gwodJ' groecefc. ?'f Mm nl rexs. ' - -r- iUm U JnrUl br Hi. b. mi tac ihk aiena. jx-biwj . ibc cwo 4raeer. raited h tfak day. It potato beswawkft! eifbyix tret ftoaa tb eonk Aw rrahr b a work u be MlaUft-i May Us a afalai i be coo meat ante bb tbe exy mi of its btriMfaig. At tbe aov IUottst Cborob oa Taoy ewKaiag Mat aH tbe cetisoai iaeiuJ to be prvtoat. A tam er aad aM tbe oMatarae taii tb uniiasj Lafij'ablu W a4- 4t abe m etiaaB ml tbe Tbe arofcoos to be inoiil for tbe beao of tbe ebarob. If lb m. tto ijcii we tear ma art i im a obort taae ib- noad of tbe booth 0Mog bat" alaob at baag 1 1 natty of tbe iiebatab aow Jiu4. If tbere b ia iMag, ia tbe aaoW tbat aW gaats a l aauli a x i to aseet wk a est cbap viZk saft aUiat hobf mM Ttm i aaiaf, , Woatot vitfc soeb a aae hM Attatdayat tbe i'aJlea UotcL He wmed u4 warned Ucmuc ftmtk nyleii. ffeh Baa aad al actem wbieb obb b bad bi tbe HotcL We1ueaMadof aris BbeBBawof Joba Hakx. He sot by aad bard tbe cuoodaiau mi tbe aaVaV W be aiy. aw. wriyi jaa.Boap eaaat a it aa . . aaaaatcaadl dl go oat aad kdt yoa a bo?. Wbt! ymm. jmrnm to iasak bbk m teat & bJ 3 eiry aJ v; 'orc-lincalt yvn id mike 1 muMJia ' rhinr oat af it. r. ts c t. , , - bok aceoaaw w oar hbbos it ibwbkbi An teroBs kaois tboBMervos btdebstsi lo sabi turn are reaaasted to caM at oar ,u..i-s-a -- otKis win oe aoocs. 1 CTtivEJi itASJrr. j Fraaciw. vbere tber xlll examine Geo. Tbe SaaosBM Jodgas are ayseiatad. TbeJIIowMrd aad 31 i!e. aad other ottcers aad Coart eoasbuof Hob. R. P. i'.4vs. Hob. 1. P. I'raa aod Hob, Jaj. K. Koly. Mamurb. At tbe resMoace of tbe brbkV faabor.J.T.Frakos, by tbe Her It V TTWr. Vr T AVtaWnlr- ta VJ Jitaste ftto.M, all or tuts Xecro Insanectios In itdont amount to maeh. Lesisana; bat Cetonel Jobs M. WMtou traaferred tbe charge of this eegHteoriag oHstrkt to Oal. Geo. L. GilbBtrie kvdav. Ol. Wiboa W have far WabtagtoH oa tbe Best trip of j lie orrooB, praocMy the S:iU 3ttb. I Tbe Losndotare, ia iU 'omb. baa fit to ruomlel oar eoaric Tbe lav, a it I bow standi aaeU all of tbe Cbxait Jadyt jofxbe State. Tbe Gevcraer appomts tbe 1 Cwoaii JaoW Ive in naaibv. aW aaHaU Cireait Jaages, Ive : tare Jadeee of tbe Soores tbree Jadeot of tbe Soaremo Coart. , , " T ...TT beaeh. W e boam&k a pfece for tbe Hob. L. T , ... L. JleArtbaron tbe Sopreate bsoeb. As I BJ ., jj , a . . mrmtmm wr H'pi. w rwm " mj m bjibi vavtoi satisfaction in this, the Sth Judicial district, asd the decisions he baa gives aa a taesMW of tbe higher eeart ef the State bare thai far met with the approval of all litigants aad the entire legal fraternity. Five-dollar Iicceipt. The Washington Pott ptinU a copy of a receipt for five-dollars given by the Union Hetmbllcan Congressional Execs, live to a female clrrk for her 'contribution to the campaign fund.' This, remarks the Horbf, is a complete recognition of woman's rishts. The female clerks have the privilege ol paring jnst the same as men and of being dismissed if they dent pay. . t A Total Lous. Tlx Urituh Ship -City if IhMW Lett on tint Columbia IUtr Bar. Yesterday forenoon a dispatch trat rccelred at Parish', market report nud shipping intelligence office atatlng tint an Americon vesel. name unknown, Ia attempting to come in over the bar with, out a nilot. ran on thcsandi atul imtmiM . , 0 bail gone lo her assistance. Al 40i. it. I tbe followinir dispatch, w , wc are kindly permitted by Col. Kansb - uie, wa received. It explains itself: Astoiua, Oct 18, l:tO r. . Tbe ship previously reported ashore xn-, side without a pilot, as reported t w Unu pilots, tbe tugs oould not get "off. 1t crew arc all ashore and the vessel Is e brnUoe tip. The ship Is tbo lSiClty ot Dublin" (Urithb). ' Trexcuaiid ft Ui-ihtm. TIjc vessel oomes from Wellington, Kotr Zealand. nelMera 8M tuns la boMast to y iimca Laidhw, A Letter from Gen. I-.ua c Gen. Jo. Laac wrltw as follows to linn. Win. Oalloiray, chairman of cnmniitlee to Investigate o'nducl of state lands: Mv Ihuu Sin A nn honeU 'and life long democrat I thank you for tfjc good snic and cwigy maiiifutcd in the Javcstl. cemplele cipoe of Ihe whole affair wlTh mtc us in 0, or even give us a rrasooa. Ue ltope of Miccr?j. Democrats mtit be .. , t r , ,t. . Jf "J J UT n-t be .-WSgraew awiHWlHl. Agnin I llMuk ym for the lalthfcl dl- Uarjfe of duly to the slate. All wry om is concerned. Fulilk justice mmK prerall. 1 Yntir friend aad obedient servant, The Sulmun IlilL Ft the b elk of ooi ladi&si' we dip tbe MfaMviii frum an cxchingr: The xtmcti UU has pucd both IJoom-i Fb4bur tmvimaKai na the Oolsmbta tirr tm Ibe 4i( day A April and cedt on hc rl 0y of Agttt of each year. The ebfwrt Ibw ii tbe meaUstirrsrr&. Atiii t" w ScpenWr. sjm! tlefrwm5 o clock i tbe uroUy ckmd I, u. oo !tan!ar oa th MUalBg saadar Seaotor Fahon deserre tbe baks Of CTery ttberaa on tbe biwvr be Niaponed tbe bill, as ataeoded, and worked for Ito ial Homeward Uoutid. ! Ikic-Gea. Jmocs Taraer. 0 S. 51- acaprfelor of tbe ilisr 0riko5Iax, at l'raalrteo. LaUlla eoantr, Ic company wkk I. D. !Ib. of IUVer Qky. arrired hi tbb dry. ca jowtc to tbeir boeaei bt the bo web po coaatry. Tb(sc geatbiaico b born aOuadiag the LeghtUtare, and k b adjoanted, tbey did Hkevise, and ill acaia reWMiu their rrpctie duties la tactr Knotera Uregoa boates. We wub tboBt ptauoat voyage. ieffn. We da. tba UUvbBg fraai tbe dxSy Owasaiiia. We ebaere tbat tbe k&iag 1 oaaaaim'saaTi eoate to oar tons aad let it x aaowa wea lamj wan amre ul gir er -f i bajaw si. Wr have ; tbe icurily i of tiiiag wbxt tbey it laitiaai aad Iadua aSur. mo mi dm eoaaty, smb 4o bare b4 nraiar aad li n ude tbe Taaii i fr t aW kM a yeara. aad tbe oswiajlnieg teakl i kora soajetaaaf by tbetr caerioaos. Wc bave aVt ladaaBi oa hi ad ab eas aad vB tail boa- aad wboa aad bIhrb tboy bare beaa real tit, tc, etc Cowinaiir, i . i ooan aad a: Okak k. Oct. at Tbe Jolat rorrro. iBiittee f iBtotig! tbe fesaiMlky of ta traaafer of tbe Iadlas Ucni to the aiiiNorr aVatntaefit. left VmI- for tbe t bi a special oar. Tbe eoetKittee i eoojipwsod nt Scaotors Alria ?aaders.of bT sot. Li'"''-' cbooraiaa. X C McCtwrr.-V. R. .aaeTBB n 1 ir tt .-.1 u-i.- i 1 ! Fkaaacaa. of Vi"k.. Mxretarr. Accotn. Pb")C tba are II J CaMeil and J jv., iukor. pboBorrapben. Hr. Fmaaie B. Ward, ?.ak. Mrs. Alrln fvaders. Mrs. A Darter. Mrs. John A ll"!: of..9v.x-.MiH El'?Br- f '0--,m tw. ana Ci-liookir, .Jr. i he rooiBii'.tre will stop two dars In Latah aad tafcrtfeate how the MarsiAas treat the Iadisns aad tbta aroeced to Ssn pen4 acawtiatcd with Iodlac aSalrs On Nw I'ocMe coast. ft ( I n THIS SPACE JS The New Drag Store. 1 to 1 0T FAIL coaUiM rlrt n4rrrlltan T mat mrrry artlrlt In tern- MoltiATi ' RtlUJTooolnniiUI' ilir w .rrfia. r .nv nrllrlr fr I'rr. IIHI RHIITV .Rvdn n far .a t rrmtxr . fcml Itnvp. ill h rlrnllnral r I lie Trri lurlr. r trtfllona. rcl a r tu furclm.c-r. IHIIhVflK'lHI 1 . ct 4U (a A3 err r xu n"'ll lUr. kTALOUl 1LH T A U UK SUM. ritr.n, vrts am-ui ATio.t. ive.Hl our euad. luall manUluil al Yliullo iinrt- in itiBHlr ta aull. Krlcrcucc, ci.m; HnU. !!-. rS3ICUUtST WAB0 . CD., Original .rr rniplr I'ouw. 17 A IVaba.b ATtu.Cblrasi. IT XiU WANT IUMr mUmptllam, ro Inlho tVc4Ma fr 419,. attcfceui ! touaj Urt stook atdeb J' se KM U tLe Terr laimi acan.. - , cue KJ PI if 1 Theodore. Umatilla Okecox All kinds of Liquors and tht choliest V1NES, CIGARS, etc. kept ctistantly on baud at this popular RESORT. OUT. SIH A CALL fJENTLKMCN ASP ioi: TOfiwixvta. LIVERY & FEED STABLE. R.IY.StantJ(tcItI, proprietor. UmaUlla, Ortgoa ho kep cnootaatly on Imrnl, bimI for aalc cheap, a full stock of sad dle, Lamoan, eta, eta. JOHN R. FOSTSR 3c CO. UMATILLA. L'ORWARDISG ami COKi'ISSOK MBIUMIANTS, Agsnto Oregon Stsain Itavlga tioa Co. Daslopiijt Dry GooJa, Clothing, GrfecorMu., tlanltvar anil Uihual SIstctutidlM. Mark Goods C. "TTtXR rTtEACa fiAHTCrifl COUNTRY- Thirlj- Brave Uefuc to be De livered up. i in at o as iz z g H i m 03 T JH Sad- w S O H 5 Jj 0 S w r- T pas.- 1 o V 3S IW V. - C - p z- O r -1 t x -?. w " - O r Zt Q r I - . 1 o i) I i3 a o c q I O o ;9 9 AH tkeUete4 tetse by Bate er beek aeent mut earn (araninl awl itttii. W3I. SWITZLEK. I I I I i I I I A I ! Special Inducements Offered to thoso con torn pla tin jj lurinj STOVES. T" ntr a rvl amtmret of t4iar Cmt Aotm X udRamUainlMa!w.pSrrcua. If. vou want lo mrn monsr. don't bur v - . - - Xiritil you liavts jincwl, my tovcu. I bare a Iargu and comillotc nssort niontof TIN WARE trhich I will soil nt wrbolc enlonntl retail ric iqvlat prices to suit tbo tinica. Also PuiniM, Wrougkt Iron nml riixs. I nm proiwroil to cut VSnet 'iroJ-lrt'nhta olt roar w 31 b raM ebnp U lb (SnprU. AH Sl&i af Jttnli Sl rrroirU ilo. ll! BtXscit cJ lUrtxilch. Thanking tbo jiublic for Uioir very liberal jwtron nyo during tbo post, nnd polic a continunnco of tho same. Umatilla City, On$fc, Mareli 16, 7S. HAWIiEY, SODB . CO,;, P0ETLA3TJ), OEEOOH. Offer for Sale at the lowest Possible Prices, HARDWARE,. IRON AND STEEL H CoosistiQg V,c fuvc been particularly arefcl to recommend no implements save such as areT rcallj the "neflut ultrj 0f therr das, believing the best arc not onlj the cheapest but safest t both to consumer and dealer. Our price lists will be fur. rushed on application, and we sell no goods that we are afraid to gaarantcc Wo would call especial attention to the Deere Sulk; Plow, Over 1,000 Sold In Oregon and W. T. In the last 3 years. Tht fOca&u-JUTiAtxnu&t U tab tusinltd' bxfUrzxcl tit tit oat; -tft ta mmo ta La ac. dtlal Ak. jvaz aciUacr slut be Utah tixxA a a MCfCcLtloo of ktei A tny aa eataf K I 4Utlr arrtlaaa a ean otta a asd tvia iimailii cr dtf. . W Wrt ftll ttfMOii rajii vU tteSaockMa) ta ttty Uitat iarvt . atasu aa toft itjlat' A r b t ciUaaVt to fanirsiartK, v t 1 cC! aastlca ta SJtovby M( BlBE'S MOLMIfSr -Randall's Rolling C Harm, Buckeye Broad Cast Seeders, Deere's Sod Plow DEEHITS CTTLTIVATOHS, CEAMPIOIf PA2TNTSG XULi, Para, Grist and. Peed Hills, Wood-working Machinery; Beltimg, Schuttler Farm, Freight and Spring Wagons "With Old Xv TKUIXTXGER Pat. Bar ucdr So taeai to vttr est tiro, will "H a. vscam urvkc WcVlag or galag torwaxd. We are oImo Sole AceaU tar ST U IJ H H ATTTiK. WAGOITS, W2i hid iUC fel Too weU ksowa to cetd cosraeat. eiirf or Circula rsand 1'ritx Lists, JIAWLEY, DODD & CO, FREE WILSON SEWING MACHINE in workmanship Is equal to a Chronometer Watch, and as elegantly finished as a first-class Piano. It received the highest awards at tho Vienna and Centennial Expo-sltlons-alT SEWS OKE-FOURTK FASTER than other machines. Its capacity Is unlimited. Thoro are more WILSON MACHINES sold In the United States than the combined salos of all tho others. The WILSON MEKDINC ATTACHMENT for dclns all kinds of repairing:, WITHOUT PATCHING, given FREE with each machine. iSSSLl WILSON SEWING MACHINE CO. 827 8t 829 Broadway, Now York; Hew Orleans, La.? -Ccr. Stile & Hidhoa Ziu Chicago, Ills.; and San Francisco, Cal. Doa, F. J. UoreaJ. Tr- 1; A.t, rejdI-ton,Or. Mc Lyons. TONSORIAL - - ARTIST, J. Lcunox. BOOT AD SHOE Mate Sr ofepoait Cow. II. rewie(4m, Otrpm. cs-: Ic nml llnrnc.s MAKER. rjcvinxrox. ostscox. I LZT CaaHiVtr w laa a CaM4 a I aTnri aaaeSf r.aia a. G. W. BAILEY. GENERAL LAND AGENCY, TVdrtac Ott3. neili lUle St. ajtmi CaarS Bail. TJ ATIKS ta ua- aUc wry Tawa l taa tap. i lf . aa Viae mtS m a. a 1 nllbknui aatt, af ail ta. Uaa u ia. l "Vwtr. I as wiw laai Sar ytrw if it af iw Ua4 1 jh Ik. r .x. mW Hwna, t.- TaatiT wtiawr w f ra" ti 8aawit4. rVrtacaStr xii-ar a aM W ta nn' at aa a la.j iWf - '. W ianaal a CaaAM gW. B. 13 AYS, CARPENTER, CABINET MAKER AND UNOERTAKER. AND GENERAL TVCOD AVORKEK". BjbHe Wlldbig a gpeeiality.3 EKOWLTON & SPEAK. Saddler and Slaniess Maker Weston, Oiiloo.c All kinds of rork dene vrith ecatxes AND Dispatch, aad at tedrock PRICES, ATTK AIC bV r" Veettt Crlr to tin at 1 1 a Ji Wrare (Mac k VH K.IM. as wat laiwaii M rHt (an M Vlira II u lc Re qailllr ew Im SMaVt lU M af IVnaiaJ. JACOBSON & CO. MnitiSL, - - Pcndlotot Or. Btxl tleor la the near oftottie VCm. Sniukr't Fine Wines LiQiiors & Cigars 1 f you ilusire a nice tronlilct .nnd de siro to live al ways call on us nt tf to jiopular ruaort rc1i as trill niaka gou forgot'nllyuur and tnko :s initio. UVlMtv i oO. t f-1"' I' Wml vvi. CjH miBj. rV hv, Ifjccr; as! tl&tiv VU-araW sraajflj neil Wk4 m araM I - laa. awsaanef aant aaaaa HallVVa (fcaV Baetaaa, lraCK, TBat9 faaei BaHaTK f i a. 4 nrtaackaMaNraw. Im part of BRAKF. tha Iaitat daxiee: Xa : A VALUABLE INVENTION, THE VORLD RENOWNED fi. MORENO. 4ti XIXM " QKCAJU3TAL '""l"' iK::"S EXECUTED 13" a IIS VSSY BEST STYLE! SkpanMabi Jkrc-t wxt door to dreg star retdktoa, Oresoa. BREWERY. PENDLETON, ORE, A eras tLe Wide opposite Fecdletos. r.tXwsui, Jt.E.retp ?,7ars1na71 & PoISOHS. a a". E. ItutaiS. n Xua fvrt afreaila al aatd, rYa&taa, aaaaukaadu ntaautii Mr AM AS of axncv&an! taajataataei St as aaat fccale VOOL-GROWERS Tb ndrriCM4 will oSer speciej ir iltan IU aVwa WjaHf U twig. -WlOgOjlLjiS- to their well known House in Sab Fnuteiacei, w&o hanj ma4e Orefflo ttooIs a aforieHty fer ism sutttfasnud frti rw af lr4a Zctire Satisfaction U (sax cecri2Si&( to tats itW CJSIl'jPrAXCES If ADZ. K03ALAXP IVrtiaa1.0r. F. aSoxAa Sia rueins OA. r. o. Cuxaxt. Kark: K. Brw. Ja-Mf -UMATILLA HILLS,- UMATILLA, - - OR, Hlgfcn! ILlfirt Trice pttA tbr mht. Tb W-el Soar elaaroa fcaai Sr BSf, AUocaep fcf etc Plonr c-changed for Wheat. PRCEBSTEL BROS. Wotou, - - OrcgBHv Have on bautl and will con stantly keep the finest as sortment of dry goods, ready made clothing, hats, hardware, etc., that ever came to. Eastern Oregon, 'Give us a call before gp- mVALLA. - A7Al!LA ! J sod -