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SATURDAY MAKCH29, 1679
3. H. TCRXEK.
a. it. DULL.
rcnusnED BY
TURNER & BULL.
EKStS IX ADVANCE
Cke Yeak 3.
Sill Relating to Ilnruestead
Settlement.
Wasiiixctok. March 13. Followinc is
he full text of the act .panting additional ;
Unh t . hnMtitqri tt!r rn null! lamia
nchts to homestead rettfers on public lands
within railroad limits, ppro-f on SJ inst:
Be il ejutttetL etc That from snd sftr the
pasago of this act, even sections within tVe
limit of aay gran of public Isjids to any
railroad compafcy to any State
In aid of cy railrosd or raQita.
ry road, shall be epen to settkrs under
the homestead laws to I be exteet of ICO
Acres to each settler, and any person who
'has, under existing laws, takcH a bomc
fctead or any sectien withis tXe limits of anv
:raikoad er military ro&l land grants, and
"wh, by existing laws, sliall have been re
Etrictfcfi. to acres laay cater under the
homestead laws an additonal SO acres ad
joining the laud embraced in his original
cntry if such additional land be subject to
entry; or, if such person o elect, he msy
Eurrender Hs eatry to the United States for
anceUaticn and thereupon be entitled to
Cter lands under the homestead laws the
came as if the surrendered entry bad not
been made. And the person eo making an
additional entry of $0 acres or new entry,
iter the surrender or cancellation of bu
original entry, shall be permitted so to do
wiwoat payment of fees and commissions;
&ad residenco and cultivation of such per
son upon and of the land embrac
ed in bis original entry shall be con
sidered residence and cultivation for the
same length of time cpon and of land em
braced in his additional or new entry, and
shall be deducted from the fire years' resi
dence and cultivation required by law; pro
vided, that in no case shall a patent issne
upon the additional er Hew homestead entry
under this act until the person has actnally
aad in conformity with the homestead laus
occupied, resided spon and cultivated the
land csabraced thereon at least one year.
Tfee foregoing measure was iatndneed by
feootb in tho Senate, and by Page in the
ttotise of Representatives.
We published the above law last week
and republish this week in order to make
some comments thereon as wc were sick
and not able to attend tc it last week. This
law purports to be for the benefit of the set
tler, but when it is scrutinized closely it
will not support such an inference and we
feel inclined to fear that there is some jb
in it somewhere. Instead of being a bene
fitto the settler it is a moi e adding insult le
the injury already heaped upon the honest
settler by railroad land sharks. Under the
law granting subsidies to railroads, settlers
were restricted to SO acres and that SO acres
was all that be could by any possibility take.
These subsidies were all granted several
years ago and the settler was told that be
was thus restricted because he received the
benefit of a railroad to Lis door, thus en
hancing the value of his SO acres and makjBg
it equivalent ICO acres without a raQroad.
Thus he has waited and watched on bis SO acre
lot while other settlers come crowding in
around him until all the lands adjoining
are taken and still no railroad is brosgbt
to his door and now behold the time for
building the road expires and still so rail
road, no locomotive comes whistling past
his door. He hears instead oaly the eW
' thud" of the mud wagon as of yore. But Mr.
Booth pretendingly comes to his jescse and
relief is offered tothepoorsettlcr. He is com
placently told that if he wiD give up his lit
tle home that he has been rearing for years
past, pes, give it all up, and sufler hit
homestead entry to be cancelled, he can go
backinto the backwoods, fell the forests sad
drive out the savages as he had done befure,
rod (Oh! what benefactors these sharks arc)
can sow take ICO acres of wOd waste for
the privilege instead of his SO acres that he
now has.
Everyone knows thai knows anything
about the settling of the lands along the
line of these proposed railroads that when
there are settlements at all, nine tenths of
the even sections arc takes, so that the law
can be of no possible advantage to one set
tler out of ten. He is left just where he was
before the law was passed with the recollec
tion forced sensibly cpon his mind of the
fact that "republics are indeed very ungrate
ful." Again, another feature of the law:
Persons taking pre-emptions within rail-
road limits were required to pay $2 50 per !
. , ,
acre. This Jaw mates no provisions to re-
torn this class of settlers tbe extra $12
2 t a-- '
per acre that they have paid and no pro
vision for the relief of those trho hare not
yet paid, but they are still required to pay
this doable price.
There is bo doubt a "nipgir in the fence'
somewhere and a nice job for some land
leeches, and sorely onr honest legislators, if
vrc hare any, roust all bare been aeleep when
this act was passed, for, we are loth to believe
that all members of Congress are in with
snch jobbery. We trust that the present
Congress -will look into this matter and try
and do something that will in truth be of
some advantage to the settler. This can be
deme by simply allowing the homestead Bot
tler to take his full qooto of land any
where government lands can be found with
out restricting him to lands adjoining and
within railroad limits and by reducing the
price of lands pre-empted.
Frem the Governor of Oregon.
Executive Office, Saleu, )
March 20lh 1873. f
Brio. Ges., J. II. Tcrnkiu
Dear Sir: I deem it advisable, under
the existing condition of affairs, to call the
aUention of the state militia and the people
generally of your department to the law
concerning State arms. On the 10th day
of November last, I made an order requir
ing the several County Judges of tbe vari
ous counties of this State, to immediately
cause acd procure all Stale arms and mu
nitions heretofore issued by them, or by
any State officials, which were in the
hands of individuals in their respective
counties, to bc forthwith returned nnd de
livered over to said Judges and retained
by thcrjx until further ordered. It was in
leBdcd, when the order was made, to have
nrganirxd companies formed in the coun
ties where Indian depredations were op-
prohended, anil those anus issued to cacli
companies. Since then I have been im
portuned by a grait many pcrsous tor leave
to retain such arms until some future time.
The militia law, as I intcrprc it, contain
plates that-all Slate arm, in the first instance,
arc in charge or the Adjutant General who
issues them to organized companies la the
various counties In the Statc,uuder certain
regulations specified in the statute. That
after the issuance thereof, the counties in
which such offfanleed companies arc form
cd arc severally txsponiblc for the safe
keeping, repair, and return of the arms
when a return thereof is ordered. The law
also makes it the duty of the Secretary of
State to cliarge the value of all anus, equip-!
mcnl Ull muitarj- stores, etc, so issued,
, . .....
to sccU counties. There is no authority to
I Issue public arms, equipment, or military
stores of any kibd to any person not a
member of the organised volunteer militia,
or enrolled militia called into active service
"except in time of war, insururcctioa, or
public danger so Imminent, thU the com
mander iu chief shall consider that the
public safety requires him to make such
issue, in which case an accurate account
shall lc taken or such issues and to whom
they arc made.'' Under mcli authority.
State guns have heretofore lcen delivered
over to individuals, bHt only temporarily.
The law Intends that they vhould be re
tained mly during the emergency, and
when il has isol they should be prompt
ly returned. If hostile Indians were about
to invade a settlement to commit deprcda.
lions, it would present a case In which the
authority ought to be exercised. The dan
ger must be imminent and morally certain,
and threaten particslsr localities or persons
in order to call it into action. The issu
ance of guns and ammunition, or allowing
them to be retained under other circum
stances, is not authorized by the statute.
I am aware that in various soctHms of the
State the people feel very insccare on ac
count of anticipated Indian difficulties,
but anless they- assume aa immediate
threatening aspect, I do not feci authorized
to suspend the order, though I will do so at
once it the occasion demaBds it. The ne
cessity of having organized and equipped
companies of raHilia in the third brigade
at this particular juactkie, is too apparcat
to require argumeBt ; and they can not be
equipped if the public rrms arc left in the
bands of individsak. If there skockl be
an Iadian outbreak darisg the cemisg
summer, steps mast be promptly take to
repel it. The defense of famiNes and par.
ticalar settiemeats should not, so r will net,
be neglected, bet a policy which has for
its object mere individual defence wilt sot
be satisfactory. It taast be extended to
effective offensive xaeasares. Besides,
part experience has shown the impraleace
of scattering the State anas aioet the
country, as they have, in xasay instances,
been carried away aad in others, "swap
ped" to the Indtoas for their property.
The law forbids their private ase under a
penalty of from $3 to jQ and authorizes the
commanding geacral ofthe brigade to take
possession cl them, when thos ued, kn
out process of law, and requires him to ac
count to the adjatant general for tse same.
Had the wise provisions of ear militia law
been better observed, we woaid sot be in
the preseal etsparrassed cewHtka in rela
tion to anas.
The State has largely overdrawn its
pxia from the Unit4 States. A aaeaber
cf stands have been borrowed from W'zih
iugloo Territory, for which a claim has
been presented for their rctars, aad we are
still greatly deficient in am oast for oar
own use, and when we re&ect that large
numbers of them have bcea trifled sway in
the manner indicatod.it renders it a bami
liating subject to contemplate. Helving
upon you, sir, and the militia of year Brf.
gadc lo assist in carrying oet 'the views
herein expressed, and la remedying the
abuses mentioned,
I rcaain Years truly,
IV. Thatek.
From ilThc Old Philosopher,"
Mk. Eoitob:
"WHAT SlIAli. DO TTITII OCU DOTS ?
Is a question upon hkh tash has Lcen
faid aad written. It has mu disctused
from almost every pulpit, and the columns
of nearly every pnr in tbe land have teem
ed with able arguments en this frcrious mat
ter, and yet nothing of t ake has been ac
compliabnL "Byt iriU be Uy," but un
fortanately some are a little more so than
others. I fed absent ashamed for the good
P1 tixic . but tne trati,
is, that there is cruwinz ai in ear mKbt a
rpnPraiio f ..hoojia ' T-1,
. a a . . . a -- r
vet zivanceu to uu; gcctvc ol rowdviMn
and ruffianism of the notortnos Saa Fraacxa-
co "hoodlum, bat nnless interfered with by
parents or by the authorities, their advance
ment in that line is but a question of time
and opportunity. On pleasant cveninss a
gang ot these youngsters congregate on Main
Street and make night hideout with their
yells. They arc of coarse rcf cscd liquor at
the saloons, bnt they "hang around them"
nevertheless. With many of these boys,
ranging in age from ten to fifteen years, pro
fanity has become a "second nature" and
"our army in Flanders" cannot compare
with tbcm in "tall sw earing." Some claim
that destructiveneas and combativencss is
innate in every soul. Even if such be tbe
case these attributes should be guard cd
against in onr youth, and not allowed to
grow in them with such results as the almost
total demolition of our uutnet school house
a few days since. About twenty of the ris
ing generation were engaged in this "attack
on the enemy." I hope there is truth in
the report that all the boys who were en-
gagca in emasutn? windows, etc, will be
punished by imprisonment. It will be a
wiioicsome Icason to them, their next move
win prouauiy uo an atucu on a
Chinese laundry. Now I do not
pretend to say that all theso boys
arc bad Voy at heart, but they must be
taught not to follow bad examples. No one,
KPtT0U ls more ready to take the part
of the Iiors than I am. T sm fnn.1 nnw
ii 'P011 88 1 was in my boyhood days,
an'llhke to encourage boys la innocent
andbeneficial amusements, hut "hoodlum
ism in all its aspects is an abhorrence to me
and I domett earnestly condemn it There
are parents in onr midst who keep their
boys at home after dark, and try to malce
home pleasant for them. But others, alas,
give their boys full swing and eventually
lose all control and authority over them.
loo many thuik that after clothln? ami
schooling their children, their dutv to thtir
! ofltnrinir is at nn end. It is tnin n
deal depends niton the teacher, bnt without
earnest and able assistance on the part of
parents, in regard to moral training, bnt lit
tle can be done by the teacher, who at best
rales our youth only a lew nours In the day.
tii EDccino roan the cones xixd.
JesrasTur twig u tjur-rni Trix'a otcLUtB."
Edacstion is ivell enough in its way, but
would agpet that if parviiU were a little
more tirw, and would occasionally Ifmi the
ling over the hacks of their Ixiys the tree
trnM tneiine toward a noble manhood.
Spare the rod and spoil tho child" was one
if tln u'tuvt Kaviun of ilia niattat man. !
1'areuU and boys may think me harsh and
severe, but such is nut the case, for anyone
who will investigate tins matter will agree
with ma that suututhiug tnurt ba done with
oar Iwys. If I were anything but a cu
firmed iM luchelor very much afraid of the
fair tcx, I would hive something to aay about
orr. ntnu
bat il is a subject whieh I
dare not handle. However I can only
speak well of the girls and ladie of lVudle- 1
Un. 1 hey ore all worthyot lag ntgtHstt ad
miration and esteem. Ami this leads tiif to
-Aiaa rtfia.fa4 fKMft'tl Tl a SaaliiUaf
hcre jMt k .it every l.v
'supriw.
-A
Wc all Mtwocd it to 1. 4U4ter
J'eUmt, ami w lira our tdd fnrad Iteach came
tram a Jirrtfnwi'ryaua xook unto wm
self onoof the mut amiable inemlcrs of
Pendleton society, wc were aitaauhed.
Sucrtws attend you I tench, and yours. Since
my but there has been
anotiIkt. nan Mrxmo
At which, I am tM, the attendance was as
on former occasions, decidedly dim. The
salcrihrs to the "engine fund" dectdrd, I
boll eve, to orgattue a Joist Stock t'uiay,
with a capital stuck of three IbtHnaiidt
dollars, rcprcacatcd by ix hundred shares
at five ibdlars each. Jl'r approve of Uk j
dan aad ltope it will l-c saeoeasfaL With-!
in a moat the lfUsmeM r!MB of tw j
thriving Jouns aa tltU Stat Ashlaad aad '
la irprodeacc -have Ken laid watte by the
"fire tiend " May Pesdlrtea ever be spar
ed a siaalar fate. "An oaace f prevealkia
is worth a pBd cd care," aad oar citizcas
should net delay. I regret Ui leant that
J'our contemporary up street is eppetcd to
the "Joint Mock Company." He scents
danger from afar, and frars there may be "a
cat in the bag; that the btg tUh wdi eat the
little fih aad that nmuliiiy wants to rale er
ruin. I low aptvpot are the lines el Gay:
fa ar as4 citae ,
To st a tn4r cir.nw tfnt."
Years traly.
The Ou PmiarHtx.
The Investigating Cotaaaitlee hosded by
Dave Thowpsoa passed back )et Saaday
on tbeir way home alter their vsmc lo the
Land office at Union. 1 hey oaly stopped
a few nlaates ia town aail scraied te c
dlsgasted from what wr caa learn (thoagk
wc did not see them) becaacthry foaad
nothing te coademn. W'c arc glad ldat
the oSccrs of the State w ho hail from East,
era Oregoa are dear ot aay eclatMB.
The Hoase of Cosgres has orrvstwd
with Randall as speaker. He ncetved Ml
votes ea first ballot and was eoadactal to
the chair by Itlackbara. bit Deaxcrstle
caucus appeaent aad GarfleM. tWIErpaMi
can caadidate. The .i Grec backer voted
for Wright.
IWt fad to call ea Steve at the Hew bar.
HEW TO-PAY.
& Boat.
1. ti Bte
Heppner Flooring Mills, S3
Ilcppncr, Oregon
DEX1S IIEll'lSOX, Vtyrktasv.
THIS Uiu. i vmvTt-ajrtM nrr xs s ax
anada af Saar aa ea a ln aay wtwee. TV
BtsUteaafcaree4 fara-aat )Vr aara BMal.
lT aX taifl tmmt aiaaya aa kaa4 Jar aa. va
aaarinaa la esmitja lae ant
NOTICE
TO EEEEDEES.
SI '
STUItGES BROTHERS.
lltgibreJ Hnw&itt muiR Tn4Uf Stat tern.
C03IPR0M1S1:.
WiM asaLe the Ma.vs coaaesesatjAg It:
stasJias at I'smU(b. Or . each tsatay
day aatsl Jaly lUk l.9, the kai-
aaee of the seoaost at tltrar
roach Si atJ Berth af I'nUcUm.
Parties withsag the service ef ta4t harraasnl
besag aaaUe t hnag their auras U
Wc jo rijea Bpoa twaaliag as a
IaatU card, the herae will tak
en ta their place
Ttmi Srrriec
Seaasa. pjayaUe at service.
Ta losera, HQ.'
FEDIGUEE. "Gaprotely lUcaa's
"HaD)Ut-tOB'MtB,M he by "UuBWetaaiaa"
Jr.," ar the Fkch Hore; he by Hyrfyh
"IlataUeioaiaa. -CotaprtHaUe' tram Wj
UroaBraw;" he by "Pasl Jofie;" he ay
J. G. 3IcCracken' "Hlack Hak;-he hy
-Vermont Black Hawk.- "lira b lew's"
dam "Jsne 3IcKenric," or the Dr. 31 1 Hard
mire, the by,IIaffile,, be hy "Meaatoath
EcSipfehe by "American Eclipse; -Jane
.McKeadeVdam, '-Hlppy.,, by-Tom lies
Ion", he br "American Ecllpic;--Hippy-dam
by "I)kc:rilc "
Caof meat la a 4rfc clwasat 1 l- aaa tart.
writM UtiOMieeAt, xbi Lai laa aUt a4 tret. 1
a Lrw af eery Cm earm; a4 I apuattaB. aatl i
cacao) ln artaaaaf Lara-a a I"tfTr atS! afcaa-1 J
tfat art mtl UB poa U Jjarrtaaa tarf a! 1
IVoatioc, March t iiTi.
HAHDWARe STORE!
Go ta
G.W.WEBB'S
For your hardward, Tin
ivare, etc , etc., where
you will find such
as saws
hail:;,
SHEAXS,
tltiES.
iiXCr, KTC.
And in fact everything kept
m a first-class
HAHDWARE STORE.
Alao s cotnrJrte atmrunrnt ef
COOKING STOVES
SDtf lUDfra
iriie IteiUttU al Portland prices vith
WSrfrevjld addcdr&l
A full stock of tin-ware at
-Wholesale and Retail-
si vrrr nr yiict.
HltiK
Alraji oa band Ibe abort tarclkanl sad sSm
PUMPS 8t HON PIPtS
cut lo sail csjtctatr.
arODB WORK.
Ufa!! Hods dose st moderate pnors xad ta nit Um
Umes. Call acd ace Uforo rariLatlus rUcalxTt,
2LIIX Strut ommtUc U,e Cowl Ihute.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
UTAH, IDAHO AND OREGON
oqi t n 1,1 35&f 'O M PA N Y
On nnd after Jul' 1st 1878,
SUITS M Ul
UTAH. IDAHO antt OltK'iOX Stag To.
-riLI. LEAVE W.M1LET0X tDK
I I I'eiatala nrrr Tnralr, TliorJj
aad SalarUr al ( a. a, rttarwnj liua I'BiaiHa Mac
aar o unnli of boats 'rata lb IiaHr. WlH rmv
UJtjr ff I. tU. IHotKuck uaI IIrjtr. al
Ir . WOI lrTC dAf lur Watts KiiU al i r. ,
tar Ikw Ctl uli.i.
Utah, Idaho and Oregon Slap
company
lUre Srm VcmcUr. Cou4 Muck, i'libd Drm sol
ibt dmiHt of trrttn on tlm art
ll katirra ef iha cveatosjr.
Tarts Grttttly lltduetth
arfJr u tiXT MVFKUftSE, ItXiX.
SjUSBCKV, 1U1U.V a CO rtvrrwtan.
JIJ3T
LADIE'S BAZAAR.
BS IIENDRYX AXO SPAfUttSO WOfU
HT aat tWr tarv CUM op j4-att rwaii aa Caart
Mm arar Um lotaScr, aa4 arc irparot to 6 aM
Libia t
MILLINERY L. DRESS MAKING
la U tatnt Uflc, ai-i
la aJaXKia U titnr tirvat mtU
UMIHKat afjaU, aril rr
rti c t rasa Jtl"rvKico a Urr varM; af
SPRING St SUMMER GOODS.
J jr2 uImu -a
BulKI a!Ed. UENDRYX a f rAt LTKNC
LC KnuniU. O. 0. Cociis.i
Kaykendall Sc Goilkln.
-M- 4-f sr. iJT- sr. ss. sr- -sr. sr. Kfr. ss-. i H 4
CAm.VET JfAKEBS UNDKRTAK EltS
PENDLETOIT
OREGON.
- Oram far aB
tla4j U ttrcHvr
Xnaf3f BiM aa tbart
aatop I a4ftulw( a rfnutr
iD aJI 1UJ. T fp't l-ba t WW, V7 Ae
ra ar ty la 4iy
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
la aX aar wart. ft9 aa arar af
.....(Varf 0i Cttenirrd SimU...,...
xlt w U XntM't Saul Uaaac
aurlSir
-The Thoroughbred Stallion
3s:
SIDNiJY BTJRBAGE" i
Wilt acrrc a limited naatlcr of mam the
casatag Seaaoa at the
North Pacific Mills.
Walla Walla, W. T.
Oar ha. -e was rin-1 by A"e. lUr. he W
Lcasagtoat he hy llsUn. Ilea aiam
(Kf aaas) araa tareal by ItMtfnStt,
ha by ilUaa. Tha aiak
tag Batrhaas iaberal tVt.
taa ml parrst hhJ.
Hsa ratine paahxrrc eaa Le
faaI mi aUcuf ia tac.Xataraaa
Stsd-Uwk.
TKIIMS
f-fi for the Soaane. payaUe iat Jaly aa4
$S t greasa, jjyaWc'al Umc ml mrnem
Gfrai tastere far snares fraca a abatac.
bat Dm inraajatibrHtjr fr afcuUata.
II. I. Inac-
Saalaa
'BON TON."
RESTAURANT.
r3af ux4trrifei ialei plmrurt in snaawsf
iay to tie frntral jnUic tkai
First Class Restaurant.
--in the building knows as--"-
Steve's Sample Rooms.
Pendleton, - - - Oregon.
Where yoa can ad tha
BEST TABLE
Xrik cf Sut Francisco.
t 1M rmneaHy are ta tLe cakeary oVrartsrU aal
waste lUt t&rrc aUS t
nm -v i-r i rorr - ,
0 CIII A H ASII?
at my restaurant
Call in and girt me a trial and talitfy
yntntlf.
A. Lapierce,
UI a lti SUE Ueaaa. WaKa V, alia.
axilUt
Summons.
In tbe Circuit Gnrt of the Sute of
Oregon far Umatilla County.
L. E. Ilieksccker, plaiatitf,
vs.
Arthur Criitiehl, James H. Koontz, W. 11.
t;UUt,K.A.Hawlcyaad
C. II. Dodd, defenJcnts.
To Arthur Crisfitld the above named dc
f client:
TU THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
Oregoc, you are hereby rcjuirvJ to ap
pear and answer the compuiat tiled against
you In the above entitled suit on or before
londay tbe twenty-eixhth day of April.
A. D. 1ST?, the same being tbe first day of
the next term oi said court, ana it yon tail
so lo answer for want thereof the plaintiff
will apply to the Court for the relief de
manded m said complaint, fo wit: for a dc-
you to said plaintiff upon the 1 9th day of
February 1S77 uimq tho south-west quarter
and the west bait ot lliecorUi-easlnuartcrand
tbe south half of the north-weit quarter of
section one, and the east half of the south
cut ncartcr of section two, all in town
ship two, north ranee 27 east, in Umatilla
County. Oregon and for a sale thereof, and
ordering that the proceeds of said sale be
applied, after payment of costs, to uio pay
zncufc ot j uur uuio iu hhi uuuu ij.
January 10th 1877, for ?1,CU), gold coin and
interest in like cold coin at tbe rate of ten
per cent, per annum from date, and for 8130
attorneys fees, and for such further relief as
txrtaiti to Ciiultr.
Publication of this summon is made by
order of Hon. L. L. McArthur, Judge of
said Court, made at Chamiicrs on tho 10U:
tbty of JIarch, A. D.. 1879.
NoKTIlUr it OlLBEBT,
Atl'ys for plaintiff.
xaxKLun
ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice to Creditors.
vroncE is iiehcby oivkx that the rx-
Curt of I'nuMh CmMf. lwmwifliif t hum
to m mr.k pnfr tatttun i mj tr
Writs v KmV. ta Mt4 cvualr iittM ux m oifcj fraca
lU fUmUlU tOr. JLJ KIUJt:r.
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Guardian's Salo.
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This iaaiaaaaa paliltihcwi hy artsar af the
Haa. L. L. 3Ic.rtlar. Jaaist as tsik Chart,
bsarinc aata, March the tU
TUJtXKst & lUIIJ-Y,
ItC's Atlas.
Barabl Tl il
WOOD! WOOD!
TV aBraiS4 n km yrraamt la aaayiy ta f&
tt rK.V01.KTt.
aaa aoai. J
leRattaaMRrUtaetaa aatee af
Taraer a Baalrr 4W iraataajr
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tairtkt TJ tf
PIONEER LI VERY. FEED
AND SALE STABLE.
Court Street,
Pendleton, - Oregon.
Hirsts lkardel ty the iVy sv trervfc al reas
onable rates.
Frank J. Dcpne,
tnorslj PROPRIETOR.
For Sale!
30,00 Pounds.
SHEEP DIP, Leaf Tobacco.
Fifty Barrels of Sulphur.
70 Barrels of Lime and 40 tons
ALL AT LOWEST PIUCES.r
Won arM i rartUad as4 9aa Frurtfra r ear ml
dml ratarrtW 3', fr ml otaeatsnaa. Caaa
alruKM Sa4e as aool aa rvcalit
tVoat SmcVl. Cbrin. BarUfX aad
IUdJ Iran ea bss4. a.1 mi.
ttnxul a4aMof nci
(rawtrt a 10
Rcceirc Prompt Attention.
JOHN R, FOSTER & CO.,
Uniatilla, Oregon.
BiK&f 19 Sao
Ml. llroaJwav. 1 123 Kearny St..
Jfcnr York. I Ban Erancbco,
II. Ackcrman Sc. Co.,
lsnnrttrs of
CROCKERY, GLASS AND
PLATED WARE,
CLOCKS AND BRONZES, WOOD AND
Oils. lanps nuA LaMp Steck.
Nos. 6 8 Korth Front Street,
fpar22tf rortland, Oregon.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
Scott 4' Raley,
DEALERS AV
Paint oil,
Dycstufls,
Glass putty,
Patent medicines
And Perfumery.
STATIONERY
School UooUh.
Fancy fc Toilet Good".
WINES AND LIQUORS:
far Ltaaara
Ikctt aaarlc.
X-p. and
Unp Axtaree.
Aaaiaiagt.
Ilrtaira fraanca.
Etc., Etc.
Pendleton, - - Oregon-
PENDLETON
HOTELS
xaix tTrirr.
CEKTRALLY
axo
THIS
Z.OCATXO
r. n n . .
I U I 1) A la UU .
tf invr b mmi
. - acAa ci . i auj
REFITTED and EZFUSJISHED
a tmis yea
Tho Reception of Gcests
THE TABLE
at aa sa w fc4 ftarawM M Mt vary W
aWaaartt iHitu, aa aeae; nafa r,V,:U r'W
MafyiMa nfmHaj
THE BEDS
ayartaa4aa.aayaaata,u timay W
j u a Sn tii Vmc
IS6IWUU.IO. UVlr,
FfTtt niHnV a.rt a A aa.
JACOBSON & CO.
MskSt, - - Poa!ItoR, Or.
brxt doer ta la ccrarr rj jU Vs. Satdrxa
Retail dealers vi
Fine Wines LiQUors & Ci-ars
If ytm desire a Rice
coolitrg Wveras
eh as will make
j fonret all vor
trobls and de
sire to live always
call or us at the
popular resort
aad toko a smile.
Wtat a Xa. 1 nasi UU la lttaraa Jro .
CaKara lad. rtaa aaaca, Siaan aad ers
ala ar If as aaad.
D-
UXXTtLLA
Theodore.
Oczcox
All kinds ot Liquors od
ebobest WINES, CIGARS, etc.
kept constantly on hand at this popular
itEsoirr.
CIVr. MR A CALL. GKNTLKMEX .UD SEE
ros Torusixvts.
Mc Lyons
TONSORIAL - - ART!ST
JArin Street, Pendleton, Oregon.
Hair Cutting, Sharing, Etc.
Settle Up.
HAVING SOLD OrTASt fJCIT THE HOTEL
fraala In llrcdktoa mail hara moocy.
AN ta la oHrt ta c Ut Bake Ita tool laic rujmrat
rMU ailMUl tba toots are ta tie usis of
J. It BaVrat U Dtit Store. Co tea bits.
J. IL HALEY Jt CO.
rrn-Kra Orrsaa Feb. Kit
"3EPm
Sitdrtlc antl llnrncss
MAKER.
Pexolctox, Oueoox.
KKEP Ctxjtatilr oa kual a roasphl (aprr
llarer. SaAflo Brttle. Vklja, Spnra, CoUara
Halurs, Starbm, acj nnjCWj ocvira ta oar kar.
CaHaM rr m brtr aeuHaj Ulow. 3-Ktii
l( rromtlr aliroii-i u.
LIVERY & FEED STABLE.
It. IV. Stand Ucltl,
proprietor.
Umatilla, - - Oregon
Also keeps constAntly on hand, nntl for
ealo ohenp, n full stock of sad
dles, harness, etc, etc.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
SOMETHING NEW.
The genuine
OILGRAPHIC PICTURES.
Premium of America
ItUa lraMsxsut1efrtar6rtfeL7 fnr nUrr.
Isx-ao tt fnUttj. !Ut matrnl aUnaatfAl
ssoraa la sMia- for raitra (Mara ay tfca
sew yntm. mint 4aarra af Atumea, tM uk
Ice my Ur Ut ta aoa i la ttrmx. mmtiH
mfeUnttf raN tie ataralias mt taant -mmo tare at
aruir4 tfc effqnitMy, ta 4eM Umvm arm. Mt
eaa as4 (4aer, at IL mxt fcf licca&t: aL4 Eusa aca
WatUKaKa, W. T.
Tteae pirtarra are ffUd la Srw yrt; City tl
c4rfJ trtntt oC ataah va aYaeaml aaa cf
the pwlHt Rata; arUata aM aSM l etwrred la
gnt antcr, with Mack wataat fraaiea, eUjisHy nama
Size: IxW JU (4
Ii 12 30 t
Kill 25 60
Ta aear attrsUoa tttlaut rmatef ea orter (er n
fcaH It aoaaat. (iriiL ts atac.
SAa Ajetl, WiEm Wail, JT Z.
Alio ar-ot lar tV r laprvrrd fairtt Kurt plyt
f Wrwt ta bn Uriej oct. Caa Le am aa4 ortfars
Wl wtm Karvr Ca , atsr e tfcalen. WaHa WiSU. W.
T. rTte i la. Oet ta trim early la orter la a
arrauretiaa. Ortm rrmroi mitXm pmavtlr lar
mtnlM. iltctj Is xinocm. X TUW15C.
ie Ajrat, WaOa, X. T.
J. !t BtrtlXT. S. W. Haa-r.
BENTLEY 3c HAWK".
PLANING MILL
iiiillSASH & DOOR
FACT0EY,
endleton,
rtactzj ia afl IU ixxtr prasjtiy tU as Uaia
jLMitn wiiBe-arrart
J WINDOW FRAMES,
SASH, BLINDS, AND
CHEAP FURNITURE
Of aH Deacriptioea.
O a- j-rtrvi U Sfi r4m II ta b Vrter rrrmt
i Hmmti xl tia tl Ti t Ji Ol
j UtMuatftutUf U
l!kt fcy aauaar SI 'i.
Cjaa-aanrat IS r 4mxrm
OaalUB war b Iret a kbrrat dUsee w S
t Ba mfC
FURNITURE
f U UU. asvit ta araer ee. Oen rie tl wt
3 KentrnaMiiiki CaB
ES s- aa a ule eaairwu Xr
5ir af i
art-
asna
UfiDER TAKING
a taarustjr.
Feat Ttf a r
A. ISoIon.
WATCHMAKER
JtXD
JEWELER-
Kerya a mMeuzn. mt
FINE JEWELRY!
Latie s xttt dmU
Gold nnd Silver Watches.
XArKlX RINGS, WEDDING RINGS,
SPECTACLES, EYE GLASSES,
FINE LAME'S SETS, NECK
CHAINS, LOCKETS,
SLEEVE BUTTONS,
STUBS, GEMS,
BI AllJCy
AND ALL LINDS OF FIN GEE 2 INS.
All sold below Walla Walla
prices.
W Oteaa
mt Jmrr ratre4 at aUrt
aa rt arraat. iias.
tnaaeaf. laa aaj are bc
Hew MUSIC STORE,
STANLEY B.:OS.
Eattef rrsasretlr lcat4 la WaJbTaEa whs.
Mi Her, of
Onaas asi rtaaca. aeta Vaaasa, Gcatara. Sit
Xant jl Sur.l V&ucal v-r....v
Wocil txj a IU fmhme. wr x:r orm- Prrra--1 ta fSf.
8113 ISSTSUXZSTS
on the nost reasonable terns.
W art sat xgezts ta tba
MATHTISEiX Piano and
& HAXLtS" Organ .
T Uitfceik rtaao at wtw4i4 br tas
tot laaairtin a a ant dxas laauaiarat,
tt a ma! ts tss ieezrr asaa aar
attrr IVw. Ttr aaarr of'
las is aar,ujri ar arj"
riaaa Basaaasrr4 la
tkc faatol Stata.
-XAS02T & HAYT.T7T-
Lralita
ararU ta U sua
ctaosra eCataaOrpsa.
Instruments rlll bc deliv
ered to customers In aar part of
Oregon or Washin-ton Tt-rritotv.
SzitUftieetttla
!TASLKY BROS..
WaHa WaSa,w.t
r-cJccTTS-oTJ.
AsouALaaa. . aaT SnTtjf
Lang A: Stevenson.
, rrftittoria. .
BREWERY.
PENDLETON, ORE.
4 RE NOW rVRXlSlUXG MOW: ANT) BCTTKR
f. BEKlsn aay brrwrrr ta Eutrrn Orrt.
Ibrr tuye rtSllrJ tkr rr!ar rrcwatj- xmtx Uta
hrKlcnanh at taa obrra Qy are atirajs oa aaal
rcadj Jo wait ta Ifenr fours "
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( ra.t-tr. )
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, C0
lU.l Uuls xrtlaiea . .
G. . BAILEY,
GENERAL LAND AGENCY,
rrniUtOD, Orojeo. Offira aa Man SU crruit
Court Usvae.
HAVTXO Ibe Irrrt rprorr4 plats ff rrrrr Town,
xhtp Ut CmatMU raaatf, aad Uing rwraooollr
qiutttrj mtb taa IwalWo acj (jaaHtj- of all ta lasU
la lb Coaalr. Im Kcor UoJ ter raiti ns!rr
aar ottha LanJ Lava tj the C. 8. riliwr Iloc-olraJ,
rrr-eopOoo, Ttn(r caltore or Swfcskrt IlvtaoicaJ.
rarUcoUr ailrnilon palj to llw pwilioa of caa
toted )at chics la las dfpuUacat a 'Xaiiispsa,
!