t
Cjje $sst (iwgmtiira.
SATURDAY. JULY 12, 1879
J.K.TCBXEK.
0. IL SUZX.
rCBUSHED BY
"TURNER & BULL.
TERMS IX ADVANCE
OkxTeak -
15.
Utrtviftdsra.
All over lie country we Lear complaints
of Ike vicioas c&sapclltion which is going
among printers, in the matter or prices.
A mania for close dealing scemt to hare
seized Epoa their customers; and many
B3ea who aever Used to ask For an estimate
xaccept to ascertain the approximate cost or
some lvge jobs, now haggle over the price
tf & ream cf letter heads or & thousand
"cards, as if the success ef their own trade
depended upon the cheapness with which
they can get their printing done. In this
they arc usually tod more than half way
by the printers themselves, who, in the
tear that they may not keep their offices
raaaiag, or Tor some other reason, contract
Tor work at prices so low as to afford little
or no profit and oftentimes at less than
"cost. The resell is, and must always be,
that there arc few liaes or trade, requiring
eq&xlatsoa&t of capital and brains, hut
what pays mnch larger profits than print
lag. Concerns which formerly paid good
Vacs aad handsome dividends hare cut
down their help and the pay of those re
tained, and, with the utmost economy, are
barely making both ends meet.
In the cases complained of, one would
satnrally suppose that the reckless compe
tition would mostly bs found in the large
offices, having extensive facilities aad large
capital to keep employed; yet such is not
always the case. On large quantities ot
what is technically known as "small work"
the coaccrns hating only limited facilities
oftea bid at prices so ridiculously low that
it would seem that aoptofit whatever can
be made, evea when the labor is performed
by boys aad two-third era. On the other
hand, in some offices enumerated as first
class, prices arc cut down so low that a
trifling error in calculation or a slight accl.
cleat ia execution will Becessarily throw
the balance on thewroag side of the profit
aad lass account.
"It is a long lane that has no turning,"
aad it docs 6cem that it is time for a turn
in the lane of prices. We cannot be made
to believe that there exists any longer a
raeeesdty for doing work at such low rates
as have prevailed for the past fire or six
tirs, or that there Is any sease in or reason
for the present ruinous cobj petition pre
raitiag among printers.
Oae aioviag cause of the preseat depres
sioa ia trade lies in the lack of judgment
of very ssaay who make estimates upon
-work. When one printer of experience
sad fair Jadgmeat offers to do a job for
ahsadred dollars aad another underbid
him 85 to 75 percent, it Is certain that
the last aaased is either wofully ignorant or
loUTJy isesae. Yet such instance are by
bo means rare, while less aggravated ones
are very frequent. To prevent this, print,
era mast learn to make their estimates
Bpos seme more dcSaate basis than mere
gaess-work, as we believe very maay of
them do at the preseat time.
The laborer is worthy of his hire," aad
the capitalist aararally expects fair retnrEi
apsa his investment. When oae invests
both hk labor aad capital ia an uareaun.
entire enterprise, it is only a question of
time whea hk effects will be sold out by
the SfeerifT, aad he aad his family be turn
ed spea the street. Types aad maehiaes
will wear oat aad have to be replaced;
aad this caaaot be dose sales there Is
seaey comiag la to pay for them. This
w21 sot happen to prlaters while they con.
tiaae to do work at each prices as sow
prevail. The remedy b ia their own haads
if they have the serve aad the will to
apply iLTM Type Fevx&er.
r Trip te Grande Bessie.
fottrteHf julyi
Year Jsasor, leaving this quiet little
brg tor the hauats of the Grande Eesder
last Tuesday, aboard of one of the I. O. t
U. Stage Co.'s coaches with Mr. Wilbur as
driver, about three o'clock in the aaoraiag,
arrived at the new station at about 5:98,
where we ate a hearty breakfast aad sgaja
beaxcisg the stage reached tha place where
home, of our citizens Smith, Myers et el
were killed bat Jalv.ki about half aa hour.
Here we stopped for a nosest to lake a
look at where oace sfeeir bodise were cor.
erad with what little din could be throws
.over them ob that exciUae eocaske.
ostdjesae of the has Jbsscs wfcbh we
broseht to Pesdletca. A piece of the
cuHasd two ribs of aose ose of the 88
fertaaates: these, wish overalls, shoes asd
hats are left to raeisd oae ot the painW
tragedy. Saiarday, the SSth, Mr. F. Foster
took freai the Ucc o( banal a teaBorary
xftt & Aoat disuace btm the graves of
Abe Ui3 the jeautB et Cfeariey nc
iiUehiot aad lsUrred them U) the La
faade ecaetary. 3Ir. F- deserres Bsuch
xiredk for this kiad act sad resBiads as
taat we tea must cress the "dark va1IeTn
aad eater the abode prepared for as where
.... - i .i .1
laere ss asBecui."
JJt 6KAXDE.
Amvisg here ia the aftaraees abeat foar
o'eleek we dose the lttfcte barg Ib about
fire waiawtwi aad shook haads with sewal
lnam&i..immz ikfom. Johs Schakr. of
t ra. t
flefe er osracj- was at aa ead. Oar
dettiaaiieB was raaahed. A good supper
was BT&eared for bs by the seetlessaaly
Jtotel Bioerieter. Daa Moore, Mast of
vision's is.tr had trase to the Wallowa
-valky aad Btfcar C:ty, to oar aad dtsep-
sdtatsBeBt. bat we are not pseBarea ta say
whether we reoet the visit or set. Wc
-took part is tfee dasce pivenat Dan's HaU
ea the evefiisc of thcFoerth. About 36
.cewtee werepreeeat
BETCEV.
LeaviagGrasdeBoode weretaraed hoae
Meaday eveaisff. tired, wore asd dacty is
joespaay with w. IL Jacksos, barb wire
mb of Eastern Oregoa, aad Parker, editor
ot tae nana TVaUa stotetHum, es B way
(rem Seise Ctty. with hk his well, he n
sew reeus atetiy at basse.
m
TrsEiBtx. Tsaj Cwisg a Pessecrat
that's eaoegb to disgBSt deceat Desaocrats
ererywherai, ck off aad put a
plwHsaaaoa.
Hast et the Mountains. 1
That portion of country lying cast of the
Cascade mountains, and embraced by what
is now known as "Eastern Oregon" and
"Eastern Waskinjrton," was until within a
few years past thought to lie worthless
tracts of sunk-hills, sage brush and bunch
grass wastes, unfit fur human habitation.
The name formerly applied was Inrariably
"East of Ute mountains," and the tone ot
its utterance by the high-fliers of civiliza
tion was one of supreme indiuerenco or
disgust Since tho day when this great
resTm of tmknntrn. tinJrramcJ of wealth I
wn itnnilnt fnr Its ntipr worihlesinpsa and
was entertained In consideration ooly as a
haunt for criminal outcasts and fugitives
from justice, great chances have taken
place. Primitive commodities In the way
or travel and transportation Iiave succum
bed to the never falling band of American
Erogrcss, and our noble rivers are ploughed
y steamers as majestic and capacious as
any to be found on eastern rivers generally
noted for their floating palaces and mon
strous freighting crafts. Substantial rail,
roads have supplanted the old tramways
built around our far famed cataracts of the
Columbia, and embryo cities have sprung
un along a line of navigation based upon
almost unlimited capital and collossal en
terprise. TDK tuixrs,
Though an ancient landing and military
post nas sever made such rapid and sub.
stantial strides in commercial progress and
industrial interests as since the fact became
known that "East of the mountains" did
not imply a land of greenhorns and a total
banishment from tirfliration, but an empire
of future greatness and acknowledged su.
premacy in the way of natural advantages.
Since the delusion which possessed the
minds or the people concerning this vast
country was dispelled by virtue of actual
test in agriculture and stock raising, its
progress uas ocen so rspiu. so sure, mat a
paralell in hasty growth of a wild, barren t
country history fails to supply. At one
time the entire scope of country from the t
issues 10 icwiswa was regvura oniy as a
thoroughfare to fields of gold in Idaho and
Montana, and no attention wsa given it by
the traveler save by muttered imprecations
against its bareness and adsptabliry only to
T"..l . 1 1 , ;
tne production or sage bruin and horned
toads. Xow the cold fields are abandoned,
and the fortune hunter turns back to richer j
mines in the deep, black, loamy soil of a j
Palouse or the bunch grass plains and tiin. I
bered uplands of a pictnresqe Spokane '
2ow Uie severest critic finds nothior to J
condemn where once the eye could rare on
natural advantages either of locality or
quality of soil worthy a passiug notice.
Here is where the emigration from the East
has centered for the past five years ; hers
will flock the immigration of future years,
here. upon, these once barren hills now
wave the fields of the hardy sons of toll,
and on every hand spring daily rome fresh
evidence of industry and Increasing life.
This undisputed agricultural and superior
slock raising domain is new
THE OBJECTIVE rOECT.
Thousands are coming every year to se
cure homes such as are not to be found in
the valley or in California, and superior as
they are in every regard to agricultural ad
aptabOity, the price is nominal and within
the reach of any energetic, earnest seeker of
a home. Here the flocks from the scanty
pastures of the valley are driren to wade in
sleek fatness lbrouch a sea of grass. Here
ii where the capital of older States is ex
changed for our fat herds, and here the fu
ture horse marts of the West will be. and
railroad trains roll on r surplus bmbels tna I
l J : - . I
sure market and In time uncjr in return
vast wealth to the honest-hearted tiller of
the soil. .The varied resourres of all the
country from The Dalles to Spokane Falls
including Eastern Oregon, are such as
cause every visitor to add his testimony in
the involuntary exclamation. "It is the
grandest country in the world f
TEX CUXaTE
MM a f I . . r
lurooshoat is "canr we same, irew
breezes from the Pacific rendering the entire
. r v-.'l.v.r? I
and. considering the latitude. U mfld and
pleasant n was rirevat in certain locali
ties, bat is generally confined to the princi
pal water courses, incessant rains are
rery uncommon, yet no drouth or failure of
crops has ever been experience.
THE BOIL.
One of the more special features of this
woaderful com try which is attracting the i
. i r , r. t . . i ,
attention of so many I its productive soil.
wlilcii is deep, ricti and so endenaid with
clay as to retain sufficient ooistare to pre-
Icoe alt secesstty or irrigation, ipecuilr
is this true of all the lands lying north of , aorea to Uie people of Eoio4-ean nation.
Snake river, embraced by the sUter counties alilic;. and be contends that if the Oar.
"Whitman aad Stevens. "The virtue of these 'eminent has power to prohibit commerce
soils need sot be told, as it is manifest in . in Ibr interest of its subjects, as is coaee.
the mammoth vegetatables and bountiful . ed. it must also have power to prrvest
crops of cereals that are annually yielded to; citirecsof Foreisn Pjwrrs froa earrring
the generous use of plow and hoe. The . on business in this countrr. This u a
fruit raised east of the mountains is not to ,
be exeelled in quality or quantity, and In
tact In all its t peciatties our connlry beats
the world. The propeet for a speedy eoir-j
pletioaof a traas-continental railroad tan-'
pins our source of supply brightens the
oetlook for the future and inspires hope in
uae oosob Ji paucacc; to iraji a, ume
loorer till the cood time costing ccme.
JfovMaijucr.
Signal Fires.
THX BX7TXXBJ XT
WXBKZXf
MCOIKCS
tXDUS
JIAttXTTr TZXJq
or ax
FUP EXTCKUISES.
AporrtsfioBdsnt writinc from Warren's
Digging. Idaho Territory, gives the f Bow
ing as tae latest news; On the day of the
departure of our last mail, last Tliursdry,
uapi. tauey a command proceeded to the
sosth fork and camped on a tor en the site
of Hall's old bridge. On Friday James
liaias came Sato town from his place at the
saoulh of sosth fork, eighteen miles north
ef bsra. asd recoried that bis horse had
disappeared, presoaoably driven off by the
Iadiaas; signals were visible on the mount
si&a asd scaobe from what appeared to be
aamaroas camp arcs, at a point on the mam
nver, twelve ssilea aoore hi 2 place, called
Bed Bar, but he saw no Indians and did not
hunt much for any. Word waj sent to
Capt. CaUev during the nlcht and oa Sua
dar the command returned to this place
aad took the trail toward Rains', camping
for the sight four milcsnpSLaughter creek.
Monday they broke camp and started
throccfa the store, which still covers a tnlio
of the trail. They were not able to make
it, aad after leaving a mule or two returned
to casup. Tuesday ami yesterday they
were skovelisj: the worst of the snow and
will BBdoubtedly get through to-day. Dar
ing the last four days it has raiued and
eeowed iacessantly, some of tb time the
rsiafellisg Is torrents. Military opera,
tioas or moveawnts would seem to be al-
saoit oat of the question under such cir
cumstances, but both officer and men are
animated by a disposition to push forward
aad aeecsftplibb soaiethins appareally, but
their eupply traia is too heavily i
r ioaca
Tor
rar,a E&ovesiaau
We believe evrnr honest Democrat !
Ohio will rote for Foster, tha Republican
candidate for Governor Uwiosr the blasted
bastard, Tom Ewing, out ia the cold.
Tit are two barkentiaes en route for
Astoria, leaded with iroa for the l aqmaa
The FortUad Bee has lately received a
pfiw powar prats, eaetiag
Tam pwifi, the butcher, a Democratic
candidate for Governor of Ohio. Oh, my
G&d, haw lose will the Amerteau people
pcrattt racu caarsctcnvo be tsaacrc.
Large Transaction
The tale of the O. S. N. Co.'s stock, July
1, was the largest buslneas transaction that
has ever taken place on this coast Tho
money was turned over lo a representative
of Uie stockholders, wo presume Sir. Heed,
who is report! now in hew York, and the
MV. 41VVU, i
siocK auiy iranMcrrru. is om mo
amount paid was two mlllbn of dollars for
fon refill a rt iVt w-t- .till air.UVn!lia tt
ii.. w.i! viu n.iinmt While we lira t
note rood judge in such matters, we think '
the irarchascra hare a coou bargain, and
they have a "bic thine." The business on
this route is pavinz and has been for some
time, and vet tho revenue lias not reached
one-tenth part wb&t It will in the courxj of
Ove years. The time was when the O.S.X.
Company was a small thing, but It Is now
the bircest interior trimorUtlon company
in the United States. The boats belonging
to the O. S. X. Co. arc as follows :
Tons.
Tons.
Dixie Thomas. . . .1 "5
Welcome. 163
losle McXear....l00
T. Church 300
McMiunvlllc 200
Wide West COO
lLltlhomusoii .lOO
Harvest Queen... 500
Idaho
Mountain Qukii SM
a G. Keed 300j.Ulcc
Annie Faxon... .3.10,Wil!aniette ChiefUOO
Xcw Boat. 350, Bonanza 350
Almota COOOniiit S00
Emma IIayward.300 Champion
Btroita 300 Occident 300
JohnGates 250 Fanny Pattoa 200
Spokan 200 E. X.Cooke 200
Ocklaliama 550
Toul CS10
Barges.
Tons.
Columbia 800
Columbia Chief. 500
Autocrat COO
Total 2,200
Besides these boats the com pin r own the
locks at Oregon City, a larre amount of
wharf properly, fire miles of railroad at the
Cascades, fifteen miles from the Dalles to
Celilo, and thirty from Wallula to Walla
. 1 - 11 ... . ..
Walls. While there were two million do!
lars paid down on this properly, we under,
stand it does not include the entire purchase
money, and the figures are given at near
double this mount The holders of the
controlling interest in this comianr also
have the control of a maioritr of the stock
in the bmts between this port and Saa
Francisco, and can safely be put down as
the largett steamboat corporation in the
United States. We trnst their relations
with the producers and shinners wdl be
such as to be of mutual interest and benefit
and that the people shall not have much
cause to regret the salt StxndanL
Geiag After Evriag.
Chicago Tribune'. Gea. Tom Ewing. tie
Democratic rag-baby candidate for governor
of Ohio, is not sitting on a bed of roses.
The ex-rebels of Missouri are after him
with a sharp stick for his "Devastation Or.
derXa 11," under which a whole bcr Of
Missouri counties were saept by fire a&d
powder. Everything that would barn was
consumed; houses, mills, barns, f races
grain, bridges, were committed to the
names. All the live stock was shot down
or run officio Kansas. In all the war no
such devastation was perpetrated by any
other officer on either side as that by Gen.
Tom Ewiog in Missouri. The intense bit
terness of the Missouri Deawcrala to the
Ohio Democratic candidate can hardly be a
matter of surprise. Whether thy will
succeed in burtinr him remains to be seen.
But be has other enemies to deal with. The
r r . 1 1 , - T . .
German pros of the whole United Sutrs,
irrespective of party, denounce htm as ihe
swindlers' modulate," The Germans are
believers in honest money, and despise the
id recites of fiat shicplasters.
Senator Slater's AntUCkiaesc
Bill.
The Saa Frsacisco Ezomuiut gives the
r ? - -
Chlactebni aad hU speech In support of lit
Senator Slater of Oree w has suddenly
cmne to the front in that body asd betMe
the country, by the p-rpara'tlon ef bs
Bill U erase the izsporta'ioa of cnalies and,
effectually, to drive all who are here frwn
the huid. and br bis able, iaeesioes and
remarkable peeob tn Kppnrt of his proprt-
sitson. He roainuics that sader tkt
-.!: -T-. . I f . , . L .
Borltnrame Treaty the Government ef tka
UnitM States is not required to rxtrod to
the ChiorM the measnre of rlshts, prira.
leccs and protection wh;ch it accords aad
stroofr point and one the advocates f
t Cbbscse immlatton will nd it diSealt
if not iupoib!e to sacocMfslly combat
If StnaUir Slater's Bill should pass. bow.
ever. Haves would be sure to veto it in
I the interest of the monopolists and Radical
humanitarians who declare their prefer
ence for tlilneae over Uermans ana insu
Xot until a Democratic President is ta the
Chair of State, with a Democratic Congress
to work in accord with him, can an Anti.
Cbisete BUI Le passed into a law.
The Btutj Tom Ewing f Ohio, tho
bastard Democratic candidate for Governor
thinks be will be elected. We doat be
Ueve It Notwithstanding that State is the
home of snch frauds as Hays we can't be
lieve that the people who are voters are so
lost to every sense of right as to elect snch
a bilk as Tom Ewing, who now ought to be
serving his lime in a felons cell instead of
the National Congress.
Frem Dry Ctcelc
roomx of jclt xcxkc.
Ja. mE. O." As tlic Elorioos Fourth of
juij nas past aaa gone lor ihc yearot iqiu,
x oxxb cocci uded to gu-c to yoor many
readers a few items from this scctioa, aa
folio-:
gome of oar citizens west to Walla Walla.
some to Warm Springs, some to Pendleton,
and some to Tonne's Mountain. loader,
stand a "war-up' time was bad tt Tonne's
Mountain. Ttie Declaration of Indepcn.
desca was read by Mr, Foster; oration by
Bobm Vzxu, la wt-ocu be dlsntayod mucJi
(Alect and snowed considerable study to
please tbc many that vere present on this
occasion.
Mr. Thorp aad family started to Walla
Walla, aad their team became &nmana;e
able aad onset tbc wagon, Mrs. T. falling
immediately tn front and as ran orcr.
bruiting her considerable, so much so that
she Is aot able to be about, but I can safely
ay sue is not dangerously curt.
astern Oregon Is the granary of tha
world. Wo are prepared to giro bread lo
the world this year, hei all thai need
bread scad In their orders, end they cau be
tilled on this coast.
Yours truly, W. A. D.
Jnly 6tb, 1870.
Salt or Bjjeet. We learn that Mr. S.
C. Hutching has lately sold to John Srear
ley, 2,000 sheep at $1 00 per head. Mr.
Br early also purchased of him about 35,000
tit. of wool, at what price we did not lesm.
The remaiader of the baad held by Mr.
ilutchlncs have beea attached as the prop,
artvof liuIoWags A. Marcs, at the instance
et Loiwesburc Bros, for a debt of about
1)5,000 Wo regret this emparmimoat of
Mr. Jgatcaasgs, lor so far as we hare beea
advised he bca fsitLiol la e&ikarorjsg
to render productive this band of sheep.
Whether this attachment will stick Is a
nutter yet to be determined. Ko one here
had any knowledge of Marcuse's Interest in
th sheep, or that ho had any partnership
Interest with Mr. Hatchings. The number
UUUtl bill; HUUIUiVUI w.w.
H.UtW. TtlUT.
Mr. Hutchlngs formerly lived In this vi-
clnity, and we are truly sorry to hear of his
embarrassment We
found him to bo a
ccntlruisn so far as we
were aciualntrd
with him, and trust and believe ho will
come out of these financial dlClcultics as he
is a business man and a man ol pluck.
The Independent has a "Kuh" writing for
its columns.
NEW TO-DAY.
St, Paul's School,
WALLA WALLA, W. T-
X twardtsg sad 4ar Kbocl tor UU
THE RT. RKV. a WliTAU UORWS. V. D . BEC
tor. lila U B. CsmtMO, lnsO!. Ttx 7sH
Scitlcmbcr 4, 1S79.
Tor Cs itStft sod ptnk&Un aditM,
Ulss. H- B. GarreUen,
WiLU WALUU W. T.
3STOTIOB
TO
BRIDGE BUILDERS.
-vjoncr. is bcrebt ctrcv raiT I wiu. ox
lt (tk tf U asrut. lit). Mr B7 mrac
oa tlx f mi til nrrr Is XnSif rtvewct. kt t It
Imn muIK bU6rr l takbc cUtt. lh nonet
for bciUict a trtar actu ll ti 1'culHU RTf
1st to iLe Ft ss4 f (ma&caOae m tU ta lb CUtft
vOem U !caia. TS rocUrtac via b rmi'-rwl la
CIT tnoit la S mffmni troibr tk OMfUtSf r
u sera Kceetsct u rua sea iwkim i
Urn. THOi iuXCB, asmrletX.
Jstr i:
Stray Horses.
Tnc rouxwtvc pcscKteco stiuts CaX
UlMtlU r.DU( nwkM WJU Itor. 1
Awl Uf tur l t'b 1 13 jrr M. cU
S tcvs U. M bnsl lilU. tuM not tw Sack U
ft&m. 1 fcrii&tMmt mm 3 jnntM, au imp
ta bo. brmadni: K D eraoi M Irfl i&eoVStr.
Tb vntr nan ltM a 7 ftllir; at CwtV
nxnh ul pjtt ctari. JlfCtt
For Sale!
30,00!) Pounds.
SHEEP DIP, Leaf Tobacco.
Fifty Saxrels ef Sulphur.
70 Barrels of Lime and 40 Ions
-ALL AT L0TTEST rRlCES..
Waal nil t rwtUa4 sa 5a Tn ntm Vy w rni
Aril pTfcfr Ur Z ir crtt Mininiic Ctti
asnon uai( i rrftotsL
CX SkIs. SVan, BtUt aal
Eal trom a ta4. AEr
Receive Prompt Attention.
JOHNR. FOSTER & CO.,
Umatilla, Orcgoit.
sr BECK,
WATCHMAKEH k JEWELER,
Tic Pallet,
Oregw.
WW ntowTift
tt aa esrtr aar IV cU fCixi.
4
IIepptr, Orrgo.
U. .Tl UaVUCn. I'ro priCier. I
t H Krwe. I
.yaftd ta d al Itsda ot
vark ta aar Sis tatrtrr. ta a
rrtBMC&l ost. aad mw
vm s w- tj tL ra ij
Trar l aotdwd 3 d Z'.U.
1. Hatlnway's
FRUIT A.SD VARIETY STORE.
Cctkt. Oartasd Staa StratU,
remUeioM, Oreyoa
Always well supplied wlui
Fruits,
xtrrs. tobacco.
c&XMEs. sTATtoxcar
c:o aits. nrcs. JEwixnr. toii,
KXIVT-S. CAXXLU GOODS. DRIED SAUIOX.
Ami notions too numeroas to saeotloo.
tifiii;Sit
HARDWARe STORE
Co ta
G.W.WEBB'S
For your hardware!, Tin
ware, etc , etc., whore
you will find such
as saws
StOCX.5,
amrsss.
ccx&ws.
SAILS,
CXXASff.
XIsVZS,
XTC", ETC.
And in fact everything kept
in a first-class
-HARDWARE STORE.
Alas s sis4aU utortiMct ef
COOKING STOVES
ssKasts
Which I trill i til at Ihrtuuid price xiOt
freiyht ediiel.fsa.
A full stock of tin-ware at
a - - . a i
WkalMale asd EV.ail
U Tsrr low sijcca;
HltiK
Al) i cc baad tba ibor aiasUoacd sal tliO
PUMPS It IRON PIPcS
rip cat to sstt caatttsas.
efamrtadsdeeeattsadtrsi frer sad to salt lbs
van vau saa m atfora paraaatsf cuaasarc
XAIX Street oppciUe tke. Ceurl Iltmc,
Shop
ADVERTISEMENTS.
KitrklUhttl In 1S63.
JAS.H.KOONTZ,
Forwarding and
O o aaoLaaaissloiia.
And A sent for Shippers.
Fire-proof warehouse for
storage.
-XUo tra!r ia-
General Merchandise, Wagons
Aa4 Tana Macnlsoy.
Wnnr la rnUKl or Sxa Fnaoco l
" JJLf 21: urntLCummliUM.
link noli can xJt J. IL CaaUB. O
Com mero lal
STABLE.
FEED SALE & LIVERY.
J. W. BsvaMX, Frcprtcter.
Main Street, Opposite Drugstore,
Pendleton, Oregon.
X OapifU OsUt cf BarrW. Camata as4
HmOc a!..;t ta fiul vrUr kxA tor
lionet B&arJnl by tke Day er IPttl- at
......... VttonaWe llala-
Plenty or Feed and a fires use
of Comb and Brush.
Cats. Cass a4 5e M.
Rivar Schedule.
TXXnS Cr -Intn CM HLJ ntstez arrT.
t( at VtaaMBa TfmAtf nanstac InmCHStKaa
amltr areata arrinar al TauUEa TaarxUf awsttf
raXOV tlWX-Uairt WiU XtMm4J tan
tac imni; .1 CauHSta VCrientUf BcraMc lnrt
"aU Ue&iT mantel amnsj at CeiiTJi Uacoaj
own
qruX CT -Inm Crfcta VrlmUj rrreiat r
rtnerat lauUBaTfcr2r a. a. Lniff OW Tli
6T rrratat umt( a I'BMa ftar&r a. a.
CCO POW. Ltarra VaBaia TaoJa. a m. r
rinac at CauiaUTanttir a. x. ! VVai TiV
at a. a arrmai at CoasaVa Trtitf a. a.
boiTS LT unmil Caaauaa Taoaj a. a. ;
7aaffar a. a- . trlaj a a.
aoiTi IOW.V -Unu t aaalSSa Xabr TxmiMf ,
TeMitr autizt- Watwafir tmvMz; TrtLtj aura
taf. C ::, Kr t, 11TS
Strayed.
-I7ISOK THE ElXJENtia ITStX78X. 6XE
JL picnl Bar.. (ar tm frrbnt, tWn S jra M.
Waa44 a W left ul T aar ; cat wtu
frtbtUf. Tfca W w ilaS awakltlki.
nnki im(, 1 Ucr ul
Si ii4. V 1 tatTH SSVj- 2 jrari aU. mm
raa. lixr ta Srkl 1 wlvmlntt 3je tit,
tur Sa larr&caa. asat toaaX 1 jtaihsr am Ukrf.
urtbMS4.attnaJ X iarl U IS OS nek
aMI W put tut M nun T IS aW aaMaila ta a
at rnOVUa, ar aar ulioaiiata tit "m-m JcaS ta
ta4r iwmtrr. B Xtt krvy traarjol XXira
LfA Liirari. tn&tmn, Orr&ja.
Ja&rUSas Wit. X. VOIS.
WOOD! WOOD!
fit ml rCXDLETU5
oa aao. IX trim
Ica.SaaftriltatiiviaMtf
7rT a EUArr a(S t t
att4Mtt TSw maSaax 4rf
w4 mt art! wr ifcilt ra4
ts lirtt aracrs at aa ait Air.
S. T. If ISC
aanVSTStr
Gr.
BAILEY.
GENERAL LAND AGENCY.
0
; rAsa, Orrjm. PGrm oa St. fcaSM
0 CrtBcac
i TTanXC lit U rn fLa f rrrrx 7a-
i XX is CsmKU wrttr. tad trttr pnattar mt
iwau4 a laeheHM a4 qaaktr t a tt Uaa
I ta tt Oku. I S atCST Sil far faitrm Xrr
taitaa,rtnVT araUMSK
rat
i r.ni.'.r - uii La Las nMSM at a.
tnud kad tStlxU tz UU Cf?a.-ual at WaAi&Co.
LADIEJAZAAR.
-rsa nccosTZ xstt ararxorsc wecto
I aaeaaajvtaUala'tarrssdVHMaad Mtc-
T aat Ar aar VtaX f pvewut naaai a Caaft
firm uar ti ynuC.-, aa4 u prfvd ts is tS
staaac
MILLINERY &. DRESS MAKING
a to Ut title, aad
ta tMun ta Utr wat vrS
aacrtfd at9rk at toast, aara rv
rrii (rta SaaTraas-a a br; iwof af
-SPRING St SUMMER C0OD3.
adCaI asd art a
tsartUX X&S, HEMKTX 4 STAvLDtC.
Dlssolntlon Ifotice.
riiBC corAirryj:inif Bourvroxc txtsTtvo J
X. enHS a. jairwia. j . rrrrs. aawrua
Cna tuu af Last a tsnnam ta ta Star Brranr.
ha&Mt, la Ui t dm!nd. A. Last mM far aa
dUa ataisat tta tra SAt a2 drUa daa arr aj-sM U
Ua X Uu
Jtlf a. lira. X. l. srirxn&s.
A. 31. Sparks' Saloo.y,
Xcadtcta, Orrgaa.
KECrS OS HAX9 THK SAKE COOD OLD KIXD.
Hal Rtrrtl, oppo.lt Atnaadcr'a star.
3icCnulc Lyot.
ninnrn ntinn SZmZ?
mm oh ur,
Qalr Catitaa. 5iTUj aad StiisyrWtp
Ht Baths Always Ready.
Uaia Stmt. rnikioB.
Estray Kotice.
CjnuTEn rnoM the rnEUt es or the re-
11 Kmln.1. to C&umt.a milt rut at ea
loo, 1 hn a mar trvdJ W oa r.ibl baalirr. liatl
ItraanaU, oe Iroo-crrr taarr S ytars oti, bn&W
8 Joa WlboHfraa4HCla Wa.tt I ! pr
SU aack tor tia dchmy ef taU fa al aaj rm-
A. rrleaclicn.
AT LAW & NOTARY PUBLIC
M'aton, Oreym.
WIU fnetiaa la s3 tha Caaiu of lbs SHU. (Jail
R. MORENO.
and - Sien - Painting.
JU. KINDS Or QtUf AHEXTAL JETTERIXC
S1GNF EXECUTED
H TEE VEHY BEST STYLE.
EaUaStcttoa CwvictJ.
CumraPawUic DttaraUns. tic. Oflr tras lbs
framfUj alusJed ta.
Saor ea Xsis Stratt sU door to 0. W. Webb's Ua
iw.rB'i, t'rsjw
jt::w
ADVERTISEMENTS.
mwmi
Scott 4 Raley,
DEALERS JN
Drugs,
Faint oi!,
Dye stalls,
taiass putty.
Patent medicines
AndPerfuuier'.
STATIONERY
Scfcoot Books.
Fancy 3c Toilet Good.
WINES AND LIQUORS:
ran Lsars.
5JCSICAI. USTHVKEXTSi
Shtct aamalr,
Kaalcal WaUa.
laap Axtarra.
XaKldlara.
Ptctars fraaaaa.
Etc., Etc.
Pendleton, - Oregon,
PENDLETON
mxa rrarrr.
THIS CEKTHALLT LOCATED
airs
I'Oi-CLAK
HATISG BEES EXTIEELT
REFITTZD aad IZFLTSJISKED
a won errxra raa
The Heceptioa of GsasU
THE TABLE
SVUiSaaMWhoilwiaMnx 11.. tttj In.
t& BartK asrda. at mrj csmas natt la uki
tt jatreaa U U Em.
THE BEDS
An al ur, tad l&c nasi aar h fanaSad ra tia
satm rntjU aad ik mxj cartajnc aa2j bud
U a SnlUta tdaaa.
THK PENDLETON nOTEL.
rrpsuzim C brt( tba ttry BC:T 80CSE Caal cf Qc
SanUn.
TWi i ? it aad lrrwgttitttariniaralT Sa
tludUcaS
S, tl, Fexraingtoo,
JACOBSON k CO.
JlaiaSt., - - Pendleton, Or.
saxt Ceat la tta ccrs.tr crpaa Wat. Sa&xSo's.
EetaOdealers i
Fine Wines LIqhots k Ciiars
If tou desire a nice
cooling beverage,
such u will make
troubles and de
sire to live always
call oa us at tht
goa forgot aU your
popular resort
and take a scule.
Watir tSa I inal taija t talcrcrt. T1.
Caaaraaad. fla also. Daces aad drs
-wJ Vrft aa
Dr Theodor.
UXATIUJL - OKECOX
All liaii ot Liquors sd
cboUest WINES, CIGARS, etc
kept soasUnUy on band at this popular
KESORT.
GIVE ML A CALL CKSTIXMIX AXD SEE
TO,! TOCKS ELVES.
1
Saddle and Haruc
MAKER.
Pexdletox, Okegox.
Caulaatir oa aiad a eospM "rr'T a.
rv Hanxaa. mum, aoiw. vts. sia". p'
b.n-t. rmrlMaf ri1 m aT uar.
: cn a4 it s Wbr adtB( Sabv. aJ-rfai
mmTtir aiUadcd la.
LIVERY & FEED STABLE,
IL IV. StandilcH,
proprietor.
Umatilla,
Oregoa
Also keeps constantly on kaad, aad for
aale cheap, a xuit stocfc ot aaa
dles, . sutboss, ria, He,
MILLINERY
X11S,HXTE& Desires t9 aaasse
to uw iwtm ot rrtswtaa
sad tletaUr tht th bujat
rttanifd tnra M rr htr asa
kit pardiaacO a Ire aad tamytili
stock or MtillMOT sad Yaaey frols. oaaabtiac af
lis, Tsnxtirea, amHtsmca. no, seaars. ua
nKivitg, rre w.
I woald rtpfnllT iorlw aM ta eaH sad rrtnlsa
r ttaelr Mh Is wwsltu ta ertrr puUmlar,
tsd Ik HtVs wlM liil taa at?t fulxhaa.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
8. Dua,
I, O. Zxiwrt
Heppnsr Flouring Mills. I
llcppner, Oregoat.
DENIS & UEWlSOS,ProprltU,TM.
THL3 MILL 13 XOW TCBXIXC OCT XS COOD XS
anicla efOMraa gib ! tsiatf a waara. Tb
hjIrt( cajiti prtoa paid for tat. Tuat, tun Baal.
tMcalajr aad ntU iced alwajf on taa4 fur aaU, aa4
Soar glna Id ntbup fur wttat. mi&CBxS
Ml, Brosdwaj.
123 Kearny St.,
Saa yraaebco.
ter soric.
n. Ackcrwan 1c .,
Importer! of
CROCKERY, GLASS AND
PLATED WARE.
CLOCKS ANI BRONZES, WO IB AKI
WILL!? WARE,
Oils, L&bs asti Uf gtMk.
Xos. C tt 8 2xonh Front Street,
nar22tl Portland, Orezna.
BEHTLEY Sc. HAWK.
PLANING MILL
SASH & DOOR
FACTORY,
Dcr023.c3JLetO23.,
Rasisr 19 a3 Sj brudn dm fnafCj aa a Ujm
Xtito r,a'rai
WINDOW FRAMES,
SASH,' BLINDS, AND
CHEAP FURNITURE
Of all Deteslptioc.
W. an itrand ta ta tint at Ik b Wvisc atUts
u UTkt "
. I'Z "t,afltar rxdus4 Ut ioU aa4
pWWt UAUiuo, arfaruac4 at Isa
Iri (trVaM at boo JTt TJ U Si ML
-SiM cub hj fcaaM II M
12-st aarA. caatsr. II 'i.
WaatovSaSSMprr Cmxrn.
Oa v3 UEm atr 1500 Srrl . iim'. t4 .u- m w.
Bllt.
Xct( ae casx ptt lack prr feat KaaaL
FURNITURE
OfaS tcada staaa U crd es aUrt satk at Va
waEa yoora.
Wairrpnpaindkaa &B aarvlr af trk
JL. ga aad fl taaarmiraeta Ur haliiur kauer
a3 Oacr4ira cacrjirte.
WSCEHTAKING
a eciar.
rrtirxrar
AdnBrntfitrarrix JTottc.
vener is Brzxsr enw text thz exorx.
Xd aa brra HfMri ki-rrt Wrens cf tl
Katd IL W. Xarm. draaad. JJt fnm kar
Uf cMta. afUaat rt oftata af rrAjr4 L i.m.h
HaaAvta a9 wKi ti. zntprr nmxtjrrt. ti at r-
tns VaotJU wxiisf els ta-t&t inm data
JJa3 ns.'r. vms.
XisCMiMttsttX.
W. HALLER,
Watch maker Jc JTcweresv
Slort at SaAi&. Ralrj4, Pallida, Or,
Jirtf tanr J
Eaygg,y atria xamim ta Imim tai Uf fwi
awt.umnttiiiancrjwrpawan. .1
aacyoaaaad, saicSvs. riant miMmtcrj. IT
Snrnwota.
JxMicn Cocjl tar ti rredart af
Statr af Orrpm trail at VtamiSOam
TbaaautaarB.CAtaaod.drerMn4.fes O. T. Zaam
aea. AdsaSMntar.natszis;
ri
ArtisrCliiSt. IVitadasl.
Ta AnVar CnaSrid ii aaxc sanad daftadxHs
IX THE XUIE OF THE SrATE OT 1CS:
tjawS. a hwtocf thf peaar tic t&r fcwixa atari ut
aa IV ata dr aT Jalr. 1IT al tra aVWi tm
bnaasaatauIAr at tfe aSa aT aaa! jni.-.. a
atH prresct, U una li abac casad steaf tx a.
oil xuat.
TV- drfradad wiB UXa satW tAal tf Vr ad ta.
aaTta cratAut tmxa CjaxnS'nB tala
jC9 ta Sir SJCOQ tad fca cacsaadd-
tcrantiaiSUMtia.
Ores atA-ray bud iast3& Cmj ti Jaa. 1STSL
Jxf. Z- rcix. ttjrrtarra.
T&li nasau rMaad aadaf cdja. W Tla r
JsKmartarcn KaeJaatU7JL
fKgcr
Advlph IaAXe. Prprcter-
BREWERY.
PENDLETON, ORE,
l &E Now rncR5srxs jsose and
TL BEEZUsas aar trnnr ta Eaatcra Orrfaa.
TT ban rrSstrd tferir w!ar arranr aw U
loijTBrta Wta vfemt&ry ara ahrafi
ixasj ia was aai taor puis.
1B
( FcU4. J
.. .rsExaer acmsa i
(Hirtlwturrr aozrz. , .
rat atsttfa ptt if rrtrs-....-...
. 1 S
KOTICE
TO BREEDERS.
STUIIGES BROTHERS.
Highbred ILuallciszisx Tnitimg Surie.
COMPROMISE.
Will make tbe scasoa cxKnmeadsj April m
itxJaj at Peadletoa, Oreack Star
tbj- caUl Jalj- 15th 1S79, tke bal
ance of tke ffaaca at tkclr
ranck 2 tnilcs stttih. cf Feadletosu
Parties wiskui; tke serrice of tkk komaa
beiez snable to briar their mares to
atnre parties spoa seaaine ca a
postal card, tke korse y ill as Uk;
ea to tkeir place.
Ten of Serrice:
Season. FiS, pavaiJe atserriefc.
To insnre, ?-KX.
PEDIGREE. "Coopromise.-bT Sacoa'a
uHambletoaian,n be by '"llaaibktoe!"
Jr.." ortheFltchHor;keby Kjsdjk's
H!Iambleton!an.n -Ooraprosaac1 dam kr
"Rrcnlow;M he by "Paul Joa;" ke W
J.G. McCrackcn's "Black Hawk;" be by
Vcnnont Black Hawk." "BrownlawV'
daa "Jane Mdvenxie." or the Dr. Millard
marc, she Lv.uHaialc!." he bv "MunBioatk
Ec'lpsc.'; he by"American Eclipse;" "Jaaa
to.V. hebv Americaa Eclipse ;"-inppyM
daa by "Dtoscetie.,,
Omjom-ao la a dark cbrraal ISM aaada atji
-rlhs Ilea toaads, asd bast's a htta kiad Sm. Ia
a ton f JrfT tc canfaga aad ktad 4tmpiateaa. aai
nmtnariaHt(borrt (aa r-a&crra S1 akaa)
that ara cB kaoaa ax tba A mt rvma tarT aa
LtCat. STVSUU &K0THEKS.
nutttoa, Vtrch aeOi tsra.
Buatmo&s.
talkeJsUtca's Coorl tor readVioa rmtatt. Suia aT
Or-roo, 0aljr of CauUUa. aa.
Darid CaScua p-'T tx. Jerry Koakcs, dWL
To JefTT Kmlme. drftadaat:
IS THE NAM OF TUF PTATE Or 0KKC0M,
aodlaparKaBtaeraacrdarkj-aMnada oa Mt
Zl 1ST, dimtlaf BMUkaliaa banofL tm an toner
nqauTdtaaaivartttfbr Kv. k JaaUei ( Hm rap
(mt tba prettart albrrsaM. at aar ofloa tbrma. a tik
lilb dT at Jaly, M. al tea oVIxk ta tba Swca
of lafci dT to isunr lb ceapliict of Um afan saaa
dUhtli9'tB ami) scttoata abictt eoaspiaist, tald
rbtattS'drmiadakjB4pBBtaalBM?'mttacila oaai
of $41 CT Baa two rraptM raatracts ftr tl ratsarat
ofBOar. Aad IT yea ttU so U aoavar. ib abtsUS
will lake judismlagilBat 7oq tur tba aaU ana aC
$4.(T aad Ut kit cort.
Strta 4ray asad taia sub 4r Vir. itre.
rm tf. w.Eilirr.r.r,
i