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BATURDAY ATOIL 26, 1ST9
UMATILLA COUHTY DIRECTORY.
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Lecture.
A bistorial lecture by T. R. Merry, editor
ol the, Inland Empire, will be delivered at
rendition this evening. Subject: The
life, times and character of Daria C
"Brodcilck. Admission 00 cents.
Changed. As will be pcrcelred from
glancing over this weet's Issue, from the
tone, that oar senior has resigned and given
up ihe editorial chair to his junior who Is
now endeavoring to wield the quill to the
best of his ability. The following little
witty paragraph perhaps may contain the
rhole of the insinuation necessary to pro
nonnce upon glancing over this issue: A
goose has many quills, but a man can make
a goose of himself with only one quill
But gire it for whet 'tis worth. Our
senior has so much law business of late that
it has become necessary Uf have a change
nil around. Our senior passing ont and
the junior partner taking one step higher
to the editorial chair, thereby making a
vacancy which Hr. C. E. Ball fills. This
state of affairs trill exist for some two
xreeks,whcn our senior will resume his
editorial work, and the junior partner tak.
ing a ramble through Grand Ronde valley
perhaps In search of subscribers aad solic
iting generally. Our Tnton county friends
must expect to see cs among thca during
court at that place, as we expect to remain
among them something like two weeks.
Washed Oct. Above town the bed of
the river, at the ferd, we understand, is
badly washed est, making it diScult for
loaded teams to cross. This is something
which ought to be attended to ere long, if
we wish to respect onr wheat growers and
traveling public Seme talk of having a
bridge built; this is a good plan, for one is
badly needed at this paint. Let ns have
a bridge and do something to advance the
interests of oar thriving little village. Kcar
the bridge opposite taws, during the late
freshet, a rVannd has been washed oat to
the depth that it will be impossible for
trans to ford, which win have to be done if
the bridge is not looked after. By imme
diately sizing this bridge the county will
save doable, and probably treble, than it
will to pay for some accident which may
happen cpon thia bridge, besides having the
bridge to fix.
Straagc Cache.
INDIAN "iCTAS" ASD SCALTS OT TWO WHITE
MEN AND ONE WOXAN, AND THE BODIES
OF TIIKKK INDIANS rOUND.
From B. B. Bishop, who has jort returned
from llcppncr, we learn that a yonng man
by the name of Gilmore catno in a few dayi
ago and reported finding an Indian cache
near the month of John Day's river. A
number of men then went with him to the
place, opened the cache and found quite a
number of Indian trinkets; two scalps of
white men with short black hair and the
scalp of a white woman with yellow or
flaxen hair about eight or ten inches long.
They then dng down a little deeper and re
moved some pieces of board and found the
bodies of three Indians, wrapped in blankets
that were covered with blood. Where these
Indians came from or how they canto to
their death is a mystery. It is also a mys
tery about the woman's scalp, aa no report
has been made of the murder of any white
woman daring the troubles for the last few
years in this part of the country. The
supposition is that the Indians were killed
in the Willow Spring's fight In this county
last summer, and that they were taken there
and harried, and that these scalps, partlcu.
larly the woman's was some they had had
for several years. A strip of fur and a few
other beaded fixings were foaed which Mr.
Bishop has area upoa a certaia Indian in
this place, several times.
Too Bad, The Independent txn the "Old
Philosopher" has sir eyes.
Focn. Our ounty Jail contains four
prisoners at the present time.
Fine. TTe are having some fine
weather. Hope It will continue.
Too Bad. Twas actually a fact, the
poor fellow had worn his nice whito shirt
daring his hard day's work and had worn
and torn It in teveral places just below the
bosom, so much that 'twas useless to think
about having it stitched. Upon going to
his s'eep he tore it off and bid the remnants
upon the little table at his bed-tide where
he was in the habit of laying bis hanker.
chief upon retiring. So mot it bo ; bat in
getting up pretty early just before it was
fairly light enough to see plainly, hedrcased,
pat the piece of shirt tail in his bosom aid
started for his breakfast. Sure enough and
when he was eating and enjoying some fried
eggs he had occasion to use hir bankcrchief,
and not knowing the difference, took from
liis bosom this piece; when lo.
ell "Accidents will eventuate in
families of most sublime integrity.''
ADVERTISEMENTS.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
What? What Is the matter with the
La Grand CaxUeM comes, but oh my!
Feathers. J. Hrxter has a fine lot of
feathers Just picked from lire geese, fo
sale. D jat sleep on straw any longer, but
go buy some feathers.
SronT. "Pogalistic inclined aort'o
persons' were having quite a time with
boxinr cloves at Matlock's saloon last
week. Good exercise.
Pessoxai Mr. Clyde Pennington paid
our burg a flying visit, last Wednesday,
returning home next day. lie says pros
pects for a good crop are favorable in his
section of country.
Accident. Bergs, one of the drivers of
the U. I. & O. Stage Co. wis thrown from
the box and hurt to such an extent thai be
concluded to lay np for repairs. We hope
he ma v be oct soon.
Mr. L. It. Wells has been delivering the
pictures he received in this county for rais
ing, and they git c general satisfaction. With
very few exceptions the copying is done to
perfection and we pronounce it the very beat
e have seen. The pictures are all put np
in the very best style and are lifelike and
an exact fac-simile of the original. Those
desiring to have the pictures of themselves
or friends copied and enlarged would do
well to see Mr. Wells and gire him their or
ders, for he guarantees satisfaction, and if
any one is not pleased when the picture Is
received he will return It to the house in
Sas Francisco and get aay defects pointed
oat remedied. If you have no picture go
cet one taken and hare him get it copied
or you.
Weather. What can be the matter ; the
weather has been meat delightful for the
past week that lis a d&ealt task to remain
indoors, but to sit outside and sun yourself.
If this delightful weather cootinces, cer
tainly we ought to hare some splendid crops
this season, for we have had plenty of rain,
and with this warm weather will certainly
csose the wheat to spring np in an aitoo
iahin: way. Our surroundin? hills have
began to put cn a green coat, and cattle on
all sides jumping about like lambs at play.
1th their tail curled heavenward over the
good lock they hare had in coming out on
the right side during the cold spell we had
ben so many cithern "kicked tlie bucket.
Continue, weather, thy beautiful sunshine.
The following we clip from Ozclfevxiain
ScrMud and like its tone:
Rev. SIcKcan, Presiding Elder of the M.
E. Church, who wis appointed to fill the
place made vacant by the removal of II. K.
Bines, gave us a pleasant call on Tuesday
and we found him to be a very intelligent
gentleman. We rather like a Methodist
prearhcr that can sit down and discuss the
prospects of the country, its mining inter
Cfrts and future prosperity, without puttinr
on a tomb tone countenance and heaving a
deep groan ab every few minutes, and
of such is Rer McMean.
T. J. Million, a nephew of J. M. Bentler,
came np with John from San Francisco cn
the steamer Great Bcpablc Mr. Million
came to stop with and become one of cs.
He is a good Democrat.
roacH. R- Alexander & Co. have lately
torn down the old dilapidated porch in
front cf their store and replaced It with a
new one, causing much more opea appear.
ance than heretofore. Bailees.
I a
fP Coit. MrNK. Coal has been discovered
in paving quantities near Hcppner. Mad.
dock & Bitbop archalf owners in the mine
and we are informed by those who have
tested it that it is of rood quality. The
vela is about IS feet wide and twice that
deen. They are ruing the coal in the
blacksmith shops at Ileppner.
Sou. Last Satnrdar the interests of
three of the Reeves' heirs in the hosse and
lot back of L. Blum's store was sold at
guardian's sale. Consideration f COO. There
are two other interests making the property
cost aboat tlOCO. Rothchild fc Bean were
the parchaaers. They intend bsildiag a
warehosse thereon at aa early day.
A Good Zxasutx. Tbos. Merry, Esq.,
deliverd a lecture at the Dalles last week,
and bis contemporary, Mr. Hand, editor of
the Jfauntaineer, speaks in the highest
terms of the same. The above named jour
nal and the Inland Empire, both published
at the Dallas, are the only two rival news
papers which never threw mud at each
other, a fact which cannot fail to elict ad.
miration from the entire newspaper frater.
nity. So mote it be.
Soon. From Mr. Coffey, w&leam, he has
come intentions of going into the mercantile
and grocery business. Mr. Coffey goes be
low next week to see what can be done in
this line, and probably on bis return will
open out. Mr. Coffey is a business man
and we wish him success in his enterprise.
as we know he will be well patronized.
Exteew Takijt. Wells, Fargn, & Co,
have red need their tariff from 20 to 50
cent, and now its almost as cheap to for.
ward packages and money by express as by
mail. Step by step our condition is am ell -
orated and by ihe time we become a great
State, we will also be a great people, and
well fixed. TT. W. Waldnnan.
Arrested. Mr. Jones, an emigrant who
anchored in the Cove, in Grand Ronde valley
-during last winter, was arrested on a charge
of the larceny of a horse, alleged to belong
loan Indian Lc-Ions-kln. He was taken
before Chief Justice Bailey, where he proved
himself clear of the theft and was dis
charged. Face Tjuec. Jake Barnes' pack train
passed through town last Sunday en-roate
for the "upper country," loaded with freight
for a .Chinese firm. This reminds es of the
food and prosperous times of long ago.
John Hart and George Bishop took their
leave with this train.
In this issue will be seen that the Monu
mental Mining Co. lost all their machinery
(as reported from daily Oregonian) in the
wreck, but 'tig not altogether trne, only
few packages were 8hipped oa this ship.
J'r.AT. Mrs. J. Hatter b & very seat
show window now in which she displays a -
number of her millinery goods jmt receiv
ed from below.
New. Aaron Sparks has bad aaade a
bcw drain for bis bar; 'tis a beauty. Aarea
has an eye to biz..
Notice. Last week we published
local for one Maurice M. Black who
traveling through the cocntry selling
Ins ladles underwear, embroidery etc We
charred him $3 00 for the local which
consisted of twelve lines and atourregu
lar rates amounts to 3 CO, whereupon Mr
Black crew very indignant and said be
would publish cs, that we were skinning
him etc. Exchanges please copy.
6 Color. The Court bouse baidings is re
ceiving a sew color, in the way of a coat of
whitewash. A good idea, and a much bet
ttr appearance It makes. We suggest the
surrounding fence be treated the same way
and the chimney on the Court bouse at
tended to immediately, aa it appears to be
In a dangerous condition aiid is liable to
fall down at any time and hit some un
lucky one on the bead and injure the brick.
making them useless for farther cse.
xy .
IIacimj. Our Ifcservauon Indians nave
commenced rousing horses again, above
the agency. Several of onr citizens were
at the races last Sunday and reported
heavy bets being made, in the way of blan
kets, etc. The Indians propose running
again to-Borrow. Several of our citizens
from town intend to be p reseat. These
Indians delight in horse racing, and have
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verv lttuc miv on none nou, aa weir
races are from one to six miles in length.
What he Left. G. F. Gore left an old
Btchel at the Pendleton Hotel, security for
his bHI.aad Tastin says he made sa'Ufac-
tiory arrasgeaeBU with the proprietors
He made so arrangmeBU, satisfactory or
otherwise, with this office, Carley Bull and
number of others we could mention
Go back Fred and see the proprietors again
and see it you can build np a character for
this bilk that Is "going down Bill," for'
whom you seem to have formed such a
warm attachment. Perhaps you caa bold
him np.
Proxouxcxd Ckazt. One, Sterlln Bria
ley, who has been living la Peadlctoa for
the last twelve or eighteen months and
probably longer, eon-ia-law of Grandfather
Bowman, was takes before Judge Yoakum
asd examined by Dr. Whitcomb aad pro.
Boaaced insane. A "great many will woa
CASH IS KING
Call at Blum's and be convinced.
THE CHEAPEST PLACE IN THE
County to foia.y
GROCERIES, TOBACCO,
DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS, GJ2NT5 CLOTHING AND
Furnishing Goods, Boots and Shoes, LTats,
House Furnishing Goods, Etc., is at
L. BLUM'S
Scccessor to Wat. Switzler, at tin old Stand, Peadleton, Oregon
Ltxttoc Judge JIcArthur will lecture
next Wednesday evening, at the M. E.
Church, on Education. Proceeds for organ
fund of the MethodUt Sunday School.
Admission 50et, children 23ct. This lee-!
tare Is highly spoken of by thoe who have
heard it at the Dalles. Everybody turn
out and give the Judge a good house.
TJltcrxiiv Mr. hhn Bentley aad L.
Blum arrived bene-Tccdy.
Tie. Eeaios .
J. B. Biun
liiHu:
Finn. Last Friday the residence of S.
. Ilardcity on the east fork of Birch
creek. 2 miles above Pilot I lock, was
consumed by fire, together with all its coo
tents. Mr. nardestr was absent at the
time, but his family were at borne, and
did all in their power to save the things in
the bouse. They carried a great many
things oct but in the hurry and excitement
left them so close to the building that they
! set on fire acd consumed. The loss
falls very heavy oa Sam. as he was illy
able to bear it Ye received our informa
tion from a reliable prirtte source, yet t
trust that it may prove sot to be so bad aa
we nave beard.
FtoCETSO Muia. Dennis Jb IIctUoc,
proprietors of the Hqfccr Flooring Mills,
have gone to spend the summer ia the old
country. Tnea gentlemen arc both men
of capital aad we sndcrstend they contem
plate making other valsable improvements
in Heppncr on their rctara. They have
left their immense boxinesa entirely in
charge of Mr. Overholt2cr daring their ab
sence, aad well be attends to it, aa tb sill
aad all other business of theirs is in a
flourishing condition.
Satixt. J. 3L Bentley arrived home
Tuesday. John Is unlucky indeed, having
lou about $50) worth or freight in the
wreck of the Great Republic ; but luckily
John's plant g machine and machinery
are safely landed In Portland, having been
shinned a few days before. We are clad
to see John's smiling phyz once more for
he bad a lucky escape from bdagdrowncd.
Ixtobtast. The County Court made
arrangements tor building a bridge across
the Umatilla river on the Weston road and
one in Happy Canyon. Hon. S. M. Penn
ington was appointed to superintend the
letting of the former and Thomas Baler
the latter.
CnA5GQ Haxd. Frank Depny has dis
posed of his interest in the Pioneer livery
Feed and Sale Stable to Vt. P. Lockwood.
Mr. Lockwood took charge but Wedaesday
We have no fears of presenting Mr. Vt. to
the public as a good business bsa ia the
right place.
h'rtr "AD." Under "New Today- will
be seen the -ad." of J. W. Bowman, who
has once more taken charge of the Com
mercia' Stable on Main Street, John is
now prepared to supply you at any time
wiib a saddle horse or buggy at a reasona
ble charge. Call and see htm boys I
.New Goods. Mr. ilexter has just re
turned from Portland with the largest and
most complete stock of millinery and
fancy goods of the latest style ever broagbt
to Pendleton. Her goods were all selected
bv herself in person, and are of the best
quality.
I Now it the time to call at G. W.
j Webb's for all kinds ol stoves, tin aad
hardware, as be is selling oQ remark.
I ably low to make room for his immense
spring stock which Is arriving daily.
SxkIu from $5 lo svo per keg.
Tbz Blue Go down to the hotel, Tallin,
and get Gore's old clothes and pay his bill,
aad then it will appear a little store satis
factory. Gore don't need them aay more.
Be a oae vo n uu aus.
Maue Well. Onr young friend Ed.
Sharon has aaade a map of Umatilla county,
for the county, which is a beauty and speaks
well for Ed. 'a ingenuity. It caa be seea ia
the uerk's omce.
A.UES In Pendleton, of dlphlhens. at the
residence or It Sargent, on Sunday
morning, the 20th int, Gcrty Ames,
daughter of J. S. Ames, aged 9 years
patt.
Gcrty was a bright little girl for her age
and far surpassed her acaool mates ui her
everyday study.. Her parrots acd relatives
bars our sympathy.
Bcaoix Of diphtheria, at Pendleton, on
the l IniU. Fraak lUagle, son of W. M.
and 31 aria 31. Beagle, aged 2 years, C
months and 4 days.
Little Frankle was a brisht little boy, the
pride ot his parents and was loved and
petted by everybody who knew him. He
was an on!) child aad bis death is hard to
bear by his gtfcf stricken parents. Bet
such Uj life. ToJay we are gives bright
cherubs and In a few days arc csUed npon
to see them sa&Ter and die. Bat It is a
blessed thausbt to know that our loss Is
their gain, aad t'sat their little spirits have
gone where rest, peace, Joy acd happiness
is perpetual. To the beresved parents.
relatives and friends of little Frankle we
tender our sy pathles.
IrecIous cherub I hoc art gone
Where death can never come.
And when on earth our work is dene
Well join thee la thy home.
MEAT MARKET.
-t-
Robulns & Benson,
TTAnyc orrxro a new meat market we
i &c4 tmuui vtH csMcrM sue Bltt Ml n.
kcaSM nus. tl? cm SUia sure I ifiU Out
Bsm, tn&cua Otxfoa.
B. ALCXASMa.
. tamniii
R. Alexander Sc Co.
Ecsicses Locals.
Watted to Teadc American horses
for rails delivered 2 miles northwest t Pea
dleton. Enquire at thu ofSce or at my
ranch 3) mUes trotn x'esdictoa.
J. R. Daxixx.
April 2Sh, 1570. tf
Cexn.erCr-A fall and eea4ete stock of
fresh taint asd oHs at the drag store iel
recareu. n bkc tesu sa inw, m. v.iu
and aqclre befare parch irmg elsewhere, as
w will notbeltmdersoU by any bocse la
to. Scott IUlxt.
MtLLixnRT. Mrs. Cardea takes pteas.
ere in anaenacinr to the ladies of i cnule-
ton that she has opened a millinery sbep
on Court street, on the enrner of the block
immediately back of Blca'a store, where
she keeps a mcil selected tuck of the latest
stvlcs of Isdier bats and all articles that
rs to make una So. 1 establishment. Call
aad examine. '
dee why be west crazy. LI Ice OBC-kalf the
lunatics cf Ute present day, the cause is so
doubt (as proBOUBced is his case.) partially
hereditary aad ssssterbatiOB. He will
be taken below to East Portland, after
court to be dliTetl to Use asylnsi.
L. Blnm has J ait returned frees below,
aad is receiving a splendid stock of spriag
goods direct from San Francisco, which he
ialesos selling way aown for cash.
Call oa J. Ilexter for your goods of all
kinds, as he has one of the best assorted
stock of dry goods, groceries, efeu, etc, ia
SCWB.
Ok Losorv The Indtpendmd yoesg
"flo&ofcr," No. 1, dead No. t, badly
demoralize-; Xo. 3, decidedly toe poor to
s sub. ub loniyi
Two Utousasd dollars worth of CosEty
tcrir; wtatod at L. Bias's.
HIDES HIDES
I desire to purchase all the bides, beef
and murrain, in the cocntv. The cash wil
be paid on delivery. All those having any
will find it tc their interest to consult me
before disposing of them.
A. It- trTAUKWEAntES.
March Sth if.
Chew Jackson's BestSwrciNavy Tobacco.
PIONEER LIYERY, FEED
AND SALE STABLE.
Court Street,
FenfUeten, - Oregon
Hones Boarded oy Ike day or ycttk at rcat
tmaue rate.
Frank J. Depve,
swrgf rnorniETOit.
HARD WAR e STORE
HHiK
Cm t
G.W.WEBB'S
For j'our hardward, Tin
ware, etc , etc., whore
you will find such,
as saws
XZ81SS
KAXX.5,
ffXSJULS,
zzox iMvas.
MYC. ETC.
And in fact everything kep
in a first-class
HARDWARE STORE,
Alro a coaptcU aaorKseat cf
COOKING STOVES
aacIUasts
Which ItcUl tell at Jutland prices vilk
Hrfrayht adJed.-H
A full stock of tin-ware at
-Wholesale aa4 Ee'.ail-
si rrrj lo yricr,
HUH-
Aliibed tfcst0T Beatles! sat suo
PUMPS & IRON PIPES
rif cs-11 Mil ctotoenmL
ofsll klsds fcae st mftWme pric 14 ntt lit
USRC Can s4 t twwrs porcoas
JAIX Sired oppntite the G:urt House.
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Saecossset ta
LIVER.HORE
BEAGLE
J. ESTEY COMPANY,
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BRATTLEBORO. VT,
Our new Organ, expressly dcslgacd for Sum y Schwab
Cfcapel etc, Is proving a - j-uv;
STJ0033I
Bo koto to scad for fall descriptive CatsdegBe lsefisr)
jure baaing- any other.
THE LARGEST WORKS (OF THE HUD) 01 THE 6UHE
Illustrated Catalogue scat free.
2
FREE-
'Post 0ee Building Main street,
1 emUctoa, Urrgon.
2;
0
Dealers in general
HERCIIAIYDISE
Etc, Etc
NEW FIRM!
NE STORE!
NEW GOODS!
a
A fail, ceaplctc and caiiroly
aca- stock of general mcrchan
"dise, i
Hats,
IJoots and
Shoes
. And tac larresi ami most
complete stock of rraJv made
2i22IIT
Ever broagst to
just received direct
s Francisco.
Pendleton,
rota San
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2J
Ml
Call G.iaL
1
Onr goods before baring else
where.
Count predate
highest cash price.
Goods sold i
WALLA prices.
taken at
WALLA
II Alexander & Co,
VALUABLE INVENTION,
THE WORLD RENOWNED
WILSON SEWI! MACHINE
In workmanship Is equal to a Chronometer Watch, and
as elegantly finished as a first-class Piano, it received
the highest awards at the VIonna and Centennial Expo
sitions- it 5ws oks-fourth faster than other
machines. Its capacity Is unlimited. There, are more
WILSON MACHINES sold in the United States than
the combined sales of all the others. Tho WILSON
MENDING ATTACHMENT for doine all kinds of reoalrinz.
WITHOUT PATCHING, given FREE with each machine.
agents iujh cm, eniitMft ftjrjinniiit- nn
WANTED. ( niL,i? a3r iP6U mMbfilfl C fetfi
827 & 329 Broadway. Kgw York: Hew Qrieans. La.:
Ccr. 'j! L ki:on St, Chicago. Ills.; and San Francisco Cal.
Jess e Palling Agent, Peadleton, Oa.
larrc
Special Inducements
Ofiercd to these coatemplaung baring
STOVES.
' Esri I umtnaiix e Xnhtz Ck Sism
It too nt to save meacr, dua't bar I
" . . . i
cnui jea ustc tcxm ray
stores. I bare
and compete assort-
memt of
TIN WARE
still soil at trbole- -aaleasvl
retail prices
and at prices to suit the
times. AL3 Fataps, Wreoght Iron
and Piie. I am iTopared to cat
1 XDSsrniSoSrrS Vesat. Tt nil
mm s tUtbtf ss sL. ffeMpne AC Hal mf JnAbirj
Thanlriag the poblk fer their
very libaral patron
age during the
past, and solio
a ooatinnanco
of the same.
Umatnia Ctr. Orrson, Mxrch. 10, TS.
- - ar , Leozer
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LW WW HTie(Srrs'
BJ Bj ejtii.pn as
tkW Baa Bsm Ssm mmT a m
jHHsV VBT mluejOklM
PENDLETON
EL0UH1SG MILLS.
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EXCHANGED FOR WHEAT
"BON TON."
RESTAURANT.
The undersigned takes plecrminennovac-
uj to tie general pMtc tnai
he has opened a
Class Reslaianl,
--in the building knows as--
Steve's Sample Rooms.
Pendleton, - - - Oregon
Where you caa Sad tae
, BEST TABLE
Xorth of Son Francisco.
I wt3 rmoesUj n la lh reltniry dfsrtastat aal
UI cssrssu Uist ttn sasU b
HSNO CHINA HASH-Stf
at my restaurant
Call in and girt me a trial end satisfy
yourself.
....Or
Highest
Cash Price Paid
Fo? the saxe.
Will gnsd Cora nnl Chop Fed, for
aa j- day ia the rek.
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Jesse Jb'ainng
M AN U FACTU RER 4 D EALER
Uir atilui a-d i'Esuixjor, - Oese.
Also ajrent for tbe
SEW WILSON SXWTXG XACUXt
.price 3o to
Doors. TYindows and Door
Trimmings, lowest rates at tb.
Umatilla Store.
A. ia.
Mays Sc. Zclgfer,
Ppmirros. w O
CARPENTERS, CABINET
XAEEKS,
"1i
UrOERTAKERS.
ASD G EXXRAL WOOD WOSSEM.
QTHonse baOdlBg a rpeeiaHtrgl
HI WLLS
ilSU
A. Lapirc,
taU Of la BUM Howe, Wta-
FLOUR, BRAN AND FEED
For slo at all tissss.
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QTJAE-OTEE THU XEST PIOUS
In tho country, as ) have the best
MILL
East of tlie CisaaM
Y, S. Byers & Co.
HEW GOODS!
I kave iast received a large aisirt-
" tarn! sai
Itoct ctCmcrrirt,
rroTtwra. Hsntwsrw, Dtr .
CnJi ! OnU VanxUtrnvf noetl
wbjf h I wUl sHl chp tor cal
Country Produce Toe i . lrnfc.
cor; j. aiAits.
UMATILLA. - - OR,,
i. Jtl'EKS, JFrtfriekr.
Ti Sol iMt ahnjs sm kaai Sse ssia,
Alcap ft4,se.
Flour exchanged for WfcMt.
Jasslir
R. MORENO.
and - Sip - Mm,
ju. tixns or qkxaxest al jiTraaisw
SIGXS -EXZCCTTD
DT THE" TSiT list 5TYLI.
SaiisftcUaa gssnilmt.
Shop on Main Street next dear to drag
store Pendleton, OregOR. -fciisrw
gsfe BQQT AND SHOK
Main Street ppoiita Cecrt HowV
rentlleton, Uregon.
AlXeriSm iwtnfixj suoi i
tail li tot? Rcralrts i
eJ !iTlch.
-mm? saloos.-
Cjijs3 Matlck.
TEyDLETOX, S. Ongm
Liquors,
"Wines, Beer and Cigars
Of lie but mKlr alwars oa kai s stwiM
inatx cfisj tied dalt
eat tot
ALSO s ta tUUfJ UM for tts awawsmt sfssy
psUva.
5iiia Su-ctt ncrt 4t 10 K. Ajmirlir a Cs.!
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