Cljc (East rtpiiaiL
SATURDAY.
APRIL 3, 18S0.
.h.TtiiSEii. u. n. uiMior.
rcBusnco by
TURNER & BISHOP.
TERMS IN ADVANCE
OxeYuxu . .... $3.
DEMOCRATIC COf-YTl'
2,'OMlXATIOyS.
Tor Clerk.
J.
tj viri?vrv
Sheriff.
Representatives. J. "
1 ...
T J i tfv 1
j Kflly
jo!.tmom'son.
Caanty Judge...,
"Commissioners. '
rR tt n t .iinu'
j JlIIUNGVTe! '
'.'.At N. SI ANFIELD. 1
WM. BEAGLE.
iresurer
Surveyor J. 11. RALEY.
Assessor .-...THOS. MORGAN.
School Snperiatendcnt J C. ARNOLD.
Coroner..V. DR. J. B. Ll.NDSEY.
The Democracy was well represented in
Convention in tl is county last Saturday. It
a .
yas compuseu o. gooa uny x.cmocrau .
from all the precincts. Many of the dele
gotcs have held Important trusts in the i
tountr heretofore. The action of the Con.
ing that w fear now, except the pretended
support of persons Inimical to the interests
of the Democratic party. Wc now expect
-cannot help but support the resolution
adopted by the Convention, and the ctndi--dates
that were selected to represent tlioec
principles. It can shout division from
-"early dawn till dewy eve" and until it is
koarsc It may advocate an early or a late
division of the county, but the resolutions I
adopted hy the Ccn'venUon, present the J
oaly6itisftory)lnti0nofthi.Udwewi!
jiow ask our subscribers to read in another
column what Thost. ilerrj- of the Inland
JSmvire hst to aaj sboct the division of
TVasco county. His ideas coincide with l
ocr own, and as we believe, with even- i
-other 'Democrat in the countr. Now oc '
"word in nlercnce to the ediiof "of "the Em-
to be allowed to extend the right hand of ; Thetalore. R. N. Si an fit-
fellowship to tbe Weston Leader, if it docs i 1 PP" BuUer
n reality poblish a DcmocrsUc sbt-ic r. Newiox. SecVetarV.
fire. Be is known from California to the 1 V" "oweu Ka" lu waves
liorth pole as a thorough going Democrat, t tl0- . , , .
and is one of the best editors that ever I Committee oo Order of Business made
handled a quilL Now, such being the case ! tlle foI,min- ""Port : We. your committee
sthe Conveution agreed by resolution that i0" 0rdcr of Buiness, would rcspcCfuUy
the members or the Legislature who we are j US1 tb nnminatioas of this Cue
about to elect, shall, under all circemstaaces Vclloa lf taadc n f e following order;
act for a division of the county, if pxition-1 Flrst ihe nomination of County C!rk;
ed by the volca of the connlr so to do. 3ond. Sheriff; third, two Representatives;
How easily a peUtion can be circulated for
or against division, and how unnecessary
to start x part v for the avowed pentose of (
division of the county, but
uuij, out in reaiiiriDi
amanr the Jenocro of
matte a stvistnn
This cousty. We trust thereforv th at everr
Democrat m tbe county w;ll come up to the
work as all Democrats should ana support
xne ticket and every man oa the ticket,
nith a hearty rood will and lets elect the
ticket, the whole ticket and nutbizg but i
the ticket. "Let nodisiVBainnsari aon
as," bat lets sit work together and we will
never regret it.
Tbe Dirisiea Emergency.
ffce following so well applies to ocr.
-ouatj that we dip It from the InlxndEm-i
Vnocxacy:
-There is no use ia disguising the fad
' hat there is a large clement in 'Wasco coon
y which believes that its area is too wide
' tread, and that ita taxation could be re.
' need if its local government were contract.
in domain. Not ahrne does this idea
rerail among the citizens of Ochoco. up.
j whom are entailed inconvenient and ex.
,-caivc journeys at court time, but nixsj
c f osr own citizens are of like eninioa
The towaf Priaeville is a good business
oinu ana crrtam to grow into a central .
ccabon. suitable for the shire town of a !
new county. It people are caUrpn.mg.
1 pitawc ana mUnrtncus. as we caa roach ! t0 lLe cral welfare of said cinaty.
r by having vuited them. Tea y eat sago 1 That wisdom and justice dict 4at
I-c Pt location of that place was n .Xb4j iiae of policy should b pursued which .
.enaatI wilderness- 2tow it bots . will run iVthc greatest gal to th great, i
r snnnr fanmM inI i rnmnr rw-nnlo. . ,.7. . .? r . . . . 1
jo are bringing wealth out of what was
- r . :. - '
.uce a desert. They have added nearly
.!f a millioa of dollars to the taxable
T-KTty of this county and ntilired what
previously gone to waste. In the
r rxe of events, as the country settles up,
t. t iMtttoa of Wasco will be segregated
.-1 Priseville made a county seaL
There is bo use in saying that "it won't
to-talkabont it until after election.' Bet
.t to aeet (be iae fquarely,- face to face, ro-s ait nninTrv To xclv 'icZ. A "a, mxlc "olgr.
, act in good raith ever the matter. Our TheX7rSed TB Wells and IL ' P".' G?,'Ute "J,P,f:,htr1 .crl
.v5oItio?rfrtdffia1ltyistoromV lS 1 i tarn out mdlioc. of dollar Ibis Samn-.cr
te Hon. Geirrce Thompson, of Hay creek.' Ojb rr.nttm, fo I . aJ tbat Uiere is room for 20.000
f-sr Senator, if he will take the nominal ' iLooorZ lolJ T " far M 8t P"Tcd. and
He is one whose character as a public man S&1SSifaW,iJ I """
rZ? 'V7 tT,TJe8t'xrrom .' Le for Clerk, J. B Keener; Sberifi; T: J. ,et CaI'ro,pcClcd
iis cnaie out aascatched. A man of innate r.nrr. BLf.ii. '.t l!ti- n i- I .. ' .
n esrity. nothing could allure him from his
xcd purpose as a public servant. If nom-1
"T- ..-.t4,wUww"v.'..-"-
Then when tlie memlurs are electr-d. Irl
rsare elected, let .
ia creation or a new i
remonsiraace as
tere be a petition for the
7 ?ty circuiaiea, ana a remonsiraace i
" I
m I
t yios. a. contemporary says: 1 acre j
sever was a time in the biatorr of Oregon ,
sctn nniij anu nannony were more esssn.
t a!, and the exertion of'erery Democrat is
i-sctssary for the success of the party. Let
c forget what is past ; wc all have some-lii-ug
higher than personal intertsts to serve
:d with one united effort throughout tbe
entire Union work to defeat our political
o-cay. xie cxpuc. oiecoro in iuc . tocwood, P. J. Kelly: C.nstsewood. E. J.
party at this time, u not worthy of theISo ui II. E. Crawford - Milton
ivaaw cT Uinnocrat; and he who paU his
r Ka anrwosae
puuish- We want the Democratic party
ta succeed, and wc are ready and always
, ave been to submit to the wiadom and
fJSKmJ
a. .aw-ia v uV M0 f msuauwvuu SA ft6
the retell."
Th: following is tlx; last amendment of
fered to the Constition f "the United States.
Frcry one who wants to keep np with the
Woman's Suffrage movement will bare to
read the New NorQiuat. edited by tbat tel.
ontcd trosst A. S Daciway:
AimciE ri't Sec 1
The right of suf-
jrage m uie uaitea owies snail oc uasea on
r 7t i. y . T . , r fjv xenuieion, 1 uos. itoppcr; .Meadows, ll U.
r the party Jtnd iU prmciples sboolrj be- Yoakum, Chairman Willow Creek. John
rfrded as worse than a political loc. jimJon. Heppner, J. L. Morrow; Weston.
e uave no incnus 10 rewara nor ccanues
tizcnsuip. ana tne rigiit 01 ciu.ens oj ineiof St.I'aul's in Iadou it dnlv4fcetl0
i&ridtred br tbe Cnlted States or by any
State on account of sex, or for ny reason
n.-.t cqaally applicable tu all citizens or tbe
United States.
Sec 2. Congress shall have power to en
force this article by appropriate legislation.
Vascocvee Bciwib A.S.MIlIcrfeSon, J
the Portland contractors, will haveibe Van.
csuvcr bridge completed in about I wo
vecks. It will be 3500 feet In length, the
longi-st bridge in Oregon. The roadway
of the structure is IS leet in width, with o
f'-rs in ihc crater 21 feet 'rtsiic. ' ' -,
Proceeding of the Dfiuncratic
Counlr Couvculleu.
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i Pursuant to cull, the Democratic County
I Convention ot Umatilla County met at tlie
court house at 1 o'clock a. M.,March27th.
I The Convention called to order by
Jno. C. Arnold, Chairman of the Cuuuty
Central Committee. Johu S. White u
chosen temporary Chairman, and David K.
Durie tetniioniry Secretary.
On motion the ehslr appointed A. Y
Nye. II. Ncwlin.T. 11. Well. Jas. Hagar
ami Jitncs Rovac us committee "On Ctedtn-1
tials,
I
Credential" made .
The committee "On
use louowiug report: v e, your commmre j
"On Credential.' beg leave to rcjiort the
lonowing named persons cntiucu to scats
i in this Convention;
L AIutd- E DtrI ud2"5 P
ir uiine liroxv. o xwummv, x. is. ttcii.
-Wor Gutter Creek O F. Thomson. John
25Uw by O P. Tliomwm j.rmv Center.
. rv,De A; J;.1 "?'.ef U v.H-
Jcoih "a,B!PcJ V wIBi'
I '"nri,V. J nkf n"3 J L"
MobUefieM by P. J Hell v proxy. Grease
Icod R. Clancy B R. king L. J. bprat-
'jmg. unit i. i. jiauvcK, xx. A. iraw.
fordbyMatleckproxv. MiUc-Jaa.Istac.(sUprne Court "uhcthrr Congrcsa could
John McDonald. K Newhn, U. Garret. R. ; ta.ie Kreeo paper a leral tender for debt.
,M Dorothy, L Bcauclump. Itdway un. I ha protested ajalna the tvimrr. On the
icpresenicu. rcnaieTon-tco. Iliempson, f
j Rchh Thos
A.W. Ny. J. W . Ellis. D. M. Taylor. Mf.
capie. .ueaaows n. t letas, j. J. uum
"" " Y tv j T r i
jaagSrt, J. C. kirk ur Jas. Hajar proxy.
Wcton-J. S. mite. Frank O'Hara. Wm.
Leuallen, D. Heeler, J. II. Wcever. B.
F. Wttlden, Jaaies Rorce Umatilla D.
Id.Jni: R. Uavcs.
unrepresented
rTE, Cliatrmaa.
On motion. Thomas Morrxn was allowed
tp reprevat Midway, and rrrwrt adoptcl.
On mtia, the Convention proceeded to
the election of permanent officers with the
following result: Chairman. J. S. White;
Secretary, J.H.Irvine; Assistant Secretarr,
M . U. Scott.
Ou toution. tbe cliair annointrd R. X
fi'JfA " V"V,J"' l W Bceet"' J"
0n!crof Business.'" i
va uiuuon, uic caair appointcil .V. v. J
Nye, O. F. Thomson and U. Garred, com-'
Diiucc on -JtesoiBUonj.-
! Oa motion, the Convention adjouraeJ ca.
til l nVbv-v u
At i o'clock r. m. the Cenvestion met
Parnant to adjournment
Roll called, and '
a moUen, the delegate from Upper Better
'oarin. wasy Jucge, uttti, lwa tonnty
Commissioaers: sixth, Countr Treasurer;!
seventh, Sorveyor; eighth, Asaeaaar; math,
in realitr toicl100 Sapericteadeat; tenth, Coraner,
- , . ' . - . -
eleventh, election often delegates
State Conventiaa ; twelfth, the appoint
ment cf Counts Central Cemmitree.
IL N: Sraxntxa. Caalnnis.
J. XT. EUii, Secretary.
iicpon a'otcJ.
Cocarnatee on
Resolutss reported the
follwing rco.ution :
We, the Democracy of Umatilla county,
Oregon, iu Convention asaembled bdicTiuc. ,
that this is a Democratic Government. ,
founded upon Democratic principles, and ,
tbat tbe perpetuity tbereofdspc&dx upon ,
i, ,- .i. fiii-- ..t,i. .. ... I
the Vetera of thiscounty;
c. past jtoiiucai sniuiioo. io psruclpite proval anu tatrrby resmveirota Uiedeaiaia
with as in the support o! Democratic pno-!ot cnngresional cAotrovrrsy tba tmsiUe.
ciples. j ssniC tabject thrt for ttro cirs Laj lirge.
That we deprecate tbe more now belaj j It engrossed it,
made by the enemies of tbe Democratic'
party in this county toesuse sectional strife Am Ore-sett InTCBtien.
nnAn IVimI u.hm fAt fflsaa j-.rtw jrkX Jttt-XA I
3. That all questions of polities! interest
or poWic utility and importance can better '
be Vjusted in and by aharmoaions aetlon
of tneJ Democratic party than in any other -
manner, and that wThive foil coJfie t
the wisdom and Integrity of the Demo.!
r .v.:. t.i.t... . .
Im.. .r It.. T I
aUestions of nablic ImnorStnce aDnertaln.
teat oamiicv. ami wax wc u-crciorc asc mat.
onrrepreseataUves,if petitioned so to do.l?Tt laoorsaviag tasiituitos. It tta credit
i&&m2&l !SJ!5&!Vai
to a s-ote or the peaple the oncstioa or dT-
riding the county. A W. Nxc
O F. Thosxios. (
- OXCHlU. .
t,i.,i:. .-a -j i
. . 1
On motion the Conventiuin declarad to,
-riT ' ; 7,' a"1 tV. t-t,'j' A -
raTit; i a Jxt.m ...i i v'c?l i
tieiU; Treasurer, iVro. Brrle: Surveyor. J
n t," ... " V
IL VSLty Assessor. Thos. Morgan ; School (
Superintendent, J. C. ArnoIdVCoroner. Dr
j. g Lindscy. ' ' j .
j. R. Lindscy,
On n-nf.rM It.. ml.t a i
- ".vu.,.u.1um, .UOUIUOIUCU HQl
i tlie following named persona were elected '
j,.. ao-iaani
rv.nvntiV.n -
D as delr? ates to lii St.
A. W. Nvc. J. H. Tnmrr
a j-. .a a "
o. . one ana o. uoixicuiXL
The following were appointed as County ,
vcaiiai (.oiBDiiixee:
Alia. T. B. Wells; Lower Butltr Creek.
. Wm. lVyd ; CenterVille, J. H. Irvint ; On!
; p, Xcwlin : Midwar. Willis McKWv.
' . - . . .
I Wm tmi.lU. T-,,itllU 1.. Tf IT......
, Upper ButU-r Creek. J.W.Salisbury,
3IoUoa lSwetaiy fnrhh he
Obeooxiax, Independent and Tder
I P ?f procdbgs. Carried.
I AUjOUtllCtla C
J. S.
. White, Chairman.
J. H. Icvjxn, Secretary.
The two towers of tbe Cologne cathedral,
which is now nearly cumpUted after cen
turies of work, arc the highest In the world.
Tliey nre 524 feet 11 inches and 315 1 Inch,
respectively, while St. lYier" at Rome Is
but 4G9 fr-ct 9 inrh-c Tl, riA. n ..l
. u,c Cologne cathedral areJ360 feet 3 Inches
from tne ground, while the top of 1he dome
: Coluhbia Ukeakwatxr.
A nn-mnr.nl
to Congress Is bein circnlate.1 In Ynni.A
asking for an appropriation or $200,000 for
uic cousiruciion 01 a orcabwaler at the
montli of l.nlnmtiii rlr.r' in ,r-nwt.-..
i witn mc report oi uoi. uuicsptc
The census supervisor of Iclilio Terrltnrv
has leen compelled to advertise for enum
erators to canvass the ditfcreut counties.
and thui far lias lisd but fire or six applU
cants. nst is that portion orjnc com.
mosiirnltlj cfrarn'f foj ' ,
Frt President.
' Tliere l no public man now before tho
country whoaa- public record u so entirely '.
diM.TObarrai.Mil of all that will Us atlrgrd I
again.l the Democratic nominee as Juiigej
KicM iv. He uii elevated to the Saurcnie '
bench of Calilornta in 1857. and made
Chief Justicc-of the court So 1S3D. H re
mnined !u this i.xition until March KMi,
1833, when he was atUKilntcd by Mr. Liu.
coin to his present Stat in theSuprciuoCourl
of the United State. Hit judicial pasitiun
during all! the past ttvrntj .three years' hat
thcrctt te kept tutu cxclifctttl Iroui all sucli
Connect lOtl as would encumber 111 record I
wi,h acu or Kche that euhl briar hu !
loyalty to the Liutcd states Government,
during tbe war and after, into nucstion.
Indeed, so conspicuosi waj hi devotion to .
the Gnrcrnmenl during the war. that Mr. j
Lincoln selected him, in March, ISttl. from I
all the men on tbe Pacific oust, in the very,
hottest part f the n ar. for his present high
place in the Supreme Coutt.
Hi record in the Snpreme Court uren all
important questions that have been before
that body, is tine t be proud of. He ha,
in every in.laure. been conservative and
true to constitutional tbeones f tbf Cover
cihtr hand, wbtn the Fourteenth Amend.
consUune as it dul of teven Reta
rrtne court,
Rejmblicana
and two Democratic jadeca, during Hie
a U,e "T"0'?"' P"y
I was asserting under its provijiocs. c rubbed
, that Firartcrnth Amendment up bv the rooti
and cast it out ot the Constitution. Rut
Judsc Field dittcutcd frota thetn then, as
lie dors now, and insisted that the-amend-went
should have its fair construction oe
which would give the citizens right and
liberties that protretfoa which it was de.
signed they should have, but Ct krejt the
Federal Government vithln its appoistcd
limits. W speak of the famous Slaughter
bouse cases
Whilst the Republican judges of the
court have been playing battledore and
shuttlecock wiih tbrir reputations and de
cisions te nas remained patriotic, nrm ami
consistent siring the Constitntsno such
f01?'1"1?? M iu Plrit 4?lfctl ff 'ThctrJ
r. "tw7Ti TZZl V.r-tT
it Iieiped ncli.
Jcdge field as tlir Dcrmocrstlc conlaee.
with the I'aciSc Sate at Li bcV. which
are to be aa imjKirtant tactor In tbe election, '
weuiu preeni io we country a siren rr
caudidacv than anv other man to America.
We can wia with bim and bare coas&u-
tiosal government restorad. Ex.
Tbe Elccticn La-nr.
X TtJkX TO SETTUC THE LONG CBMUIU
ruurrs ixn-ourtm ix co50Etm.
WjisniscTox, March 19. Tbcprisclpal
feature of to-diy's pmceduig in eengrrss
was the I'rcSestathin by IUpreaeatative
Snrinser of a urposiioa designed tn and
the present coatrovor over the federal
electieo laws by providing that rtrtralv
marshals shall hercalter be apfkitnwd by
federal jadges and be f-tltdtsi i-r ach vot.
iag precinct from Ho or more different
political parties.
It ts also proposed to restrict the appoint,
meets at each poll la a Dumber set exered-
iuc three. ThL nropositma was offrrd bv
Springer after cnnsallilioa Hilb sjanraf
i lie leadinr members ot hit uarr. ami as
Repnbliraas from the presiprat iown have
profrwd entire illiignesa to asaest tuasr
reasonable amendment calculated la add
to the eSciescy of the election laws and
prevent their sse for rturiy jujqaiacs. there
.:.t .v .
Incorporated in the pMgdcSdrocy bsll.
The Corvalli Gastvu savt : "31
!""of l iJfrv,ied tan?
," v' " V" use .or rwera
"S. ' , ,fce
'fJT,0 1 P;
. 1,,5l,,lJLi?.Uttl l rml
- - . w .hi, .O , 'i ( mx-v k.i.
ward br the weirbt of the animal, tutckzz
"5" d." tfce ter apnl)
""'Itf"8 x Pta?.U .frTt3S r
with km Md weight oa Uirfc f
'f,'" ,Ib? t1"11? """
f3, t,ubta, ?,h w"'rr wi;Uot
ixucr. 1 nix mmo ia lasnnrt In became a
.. . . .7
VJT. fcVJi " CVe1 " J rpl,,al 1
im-aptau.
Tux Sxanrr letts. Wc have talked
Kith v-rml nr.Wiit mtnm in.iJiMn
, .aaiii Wia.-uc flare iu
. . ... - -r i . - - i
roni ILe fikapl gl Gelds, says tbe SeaUW ,
.. t . ,T .ZT ' .i .
. xo1- looty Uoaventloa Instructs its
, delegates to support Bra Harden for Iten-
( reaenutive to Congress.
1TSW TO -DAT.
Falker, Bell & Co.'s
IXIT - -? J T ' Ct L T
osr. i i Caiitare
um, sax n-xsexsco, cxi .
Stera;e,PacklnsTt&GracI!cg
WOnt, HIDIS XXII rsxra
Received it sold on Comminsion
Warehouse 6th and TOWNSEND STS.
STOCK YARDS
At BsUtftnaaa. raUi .Ua rruxcm.
WC tT. rxoWIa for Ikf rule r4 UaaibUtli . ca
CcKoiMka. ol all Med. it lnr itvck.
OKEGOiY AGEiYCY
30 NORTH FRONT ST.. PORTLAND.
lUrier wltblma Mr CUrta aa ocr rrvmrmUnr.
vebatepkaMreia rrcocatsntflac la mi ama
drau. Mr. J. C Caoatas, aba cav rtjiraeBts ear
inirvm.
Woul cona!tB- rraalc la rontitl tfl Ltr car
C6CJtWvI atlniUaa Ibla MM. laroctleea a. ta
at' i trwlx roia4i4 Ub. al praraal n-taras au4..
Aocouai w a-iu- tvaccrra la Kartn-a Cmj o. d .
Lli-enladraa-iaadoacDaiJl.m-tiU. i3
No tic B.
rpnc rou-owixc cockt onnrjts wnx sn
A paM Bpoa lnetutsa si tof cOcm Ut ftiUrtoa.
loiciaal tbtrraa onuea tblt tfalc
bata K0)
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so ou
8nli4irt
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October ta
Nat cm. llrj
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34 CO4
ISO M
tt W. WEBB, CtnMT Trea errr.
April 1U.US3.
Jabo UrOeoaM, Millaa tJcc . Rrao'J,J 0 oa rlfct
r,j NUAecl9l at tap. S wstoor writ le rii
ADVERTISEMENTS.
"pioneer wool
grading and packing
HConse
Oo.,
PORTLAND,. ,
...Oil EG OS.
.r. ,rtvr -m ivrau nir rmt nimu-
T" "PiiTS"?.--i??.;
la. !. .atta4 a Cra4ia .t-i rim gMt
I '", ' aaa iariias f J far u- 4irm
The COnstPBHttnt ef TOHr Wool ll
Respectfully Solicit-d.
riossxn U'rsL GitADt-Hn xxo Pacxixc
House, d. A. SEYMOUR,
Superintendent.
X. B. Bnt ef rr'maca firm if 4tlrt
Ubrxl Cm 4nort CmBU rcMr4
7 fx srwiici ar sbtitMat.
"I IT" AtO Caa fsreltb tr pUta vtia VhI
1 1 !Up, IVra Tatu, aa4 trrp pip at ti.
ttt carlrl yncm.
rrUao4, Om, Mtrrb tit, ItSc.
ham kttcta, r o. tx s, rottuu, a
03tt xx. Nana rrast St. tp a 'in.
M.Hc
p vr. c.
p.
WOOL !
WOOL BAGS
& CHM,
Pardaad, O.
PCXtXK IS
Hides. Furs Sis and Tallow
CFNPRAI COMMISSION MFRCHAMT
Ju: (Ktti4 il ronta4 a lrr 1m af
"irrmt. bso5. vruth .rr t. it Tru er-
nw mhi t fill, it J .oil
ns asj Caai'a rUttrd.
H. METZOER, Haaiger.
Mala St., PrUU Ux. Ucoa. WaKa 70a.
A- A. C0H5,
Or
U Traat Si., rwtUaii.
alhf
WOOL
GROWERS
ATTENTION.
Wc desire to call the attention
of the Wool Growers of this
COUIltV tO 0r Unexcelled
facil-l
Uiea for selling Wool in the!
Portland or San Francisco mar-'
kels. Liberal advancements
will be made on Wool. Com
mission charged for selling u
2 1-2 PER CT.
Wool forwarded nt oOcta. per
tou. Wc have a larce stock of
t t , --,.
lSi CiaS-Slcai 1 0D3CCO,fcUlpllUr,
Salt, Wool Saaka. fhaaa
1 W,ne' Shears, Etc. All of!
wlnnl. -a n(n- a Unm nn'nn.
" " - "llv,i UVIIUIU
l OrMnrs or hllMO! nf Wnnl
-.
UrOWerS
will receive nromnt
attention as in nasi veara.
John 1!, FOSTER & Co,
Umatilla, Or., Jan. 14, 18S0.
;u!isU
WOOL!
WOOL!
TOE WOOL GROWERS OF
UMATILLA COUNTY WILL
I FIND IT TO THEIR ADVaN-
TAflP Tn cpit rrrrcrr)
'WOOL AT nOME INSTEAD
OF CONSIGNING IT TO
Speculators or their Agents.
This can be done, as I will be
at PENDLETON in a short
time with the CASH to nay
for WOOL.
J. Roscman,
Agent of the SAN FRANCISCO HIDE
& WOOL COMPANY.
A. II. Adams, President
CIST '
rzzWheeler & Wilsoni
SEWING MACHINE
THE BEST IN THE WORLD.
A. W. 0BB0KS', Traveltog Agent,
eartbCTt
ADVERTISEMENTS.
FRANK DUNN,
COHTRACTBR,"
AKCHITECT
-1SD-
XOT Cbarxat Xae Va ta.k;M ta a lb
rtlX KEEP aa ba4 Sarar ITst aa4 Catfaraaon
1 1 rita : S3 afu.. !
"-IXCTUn 4 Ot.ft. tmt aer lrm ft m
J wtl.. raxcr
r.aubaia Smi IfMa IS to
100 6 tar F.
rtxnOTI (3 tubffras tt 03 a.rtj.
TV CHLMNC. rxtn rk aU b. rWt fM
iswf a Timjtl Lb. Mkt,
TXIX WORX ta 1 ita Snaebn a r;.uAj
W. HALLER,
Watchmaker .fc.Jcv.vcIcr.
Site i faUgut ktiUiBf, VtM&Ltieu, O.,
Utrat bjr unn attraljaa U Swtni aa4 a. . gt4
"t. Sa trCMf . a lv.' . )nr 1
I
Plenty of Uay ard Grata
ME A LS & BEDS
-AT-
3lE.aiAM ROAD, AT
PENDLETON RATES.
F. A- FOSTER.
W. H. Marshall,
"BlaOliS 232. iTJli.
Sscanar U KanbaS k Fabas.
4
S-Ma tui Jl-r.1 f wn.
rain st.l, rraaSria.
w
rOCX4.-'Bb4lMraXrbaa4l racabta nln
a aa ,w.ilrt
Pendleton
ILOUEJNG
MI
Keep constantly on hand a fall '
supply of
FLOUR,
CORN MEAL,
CRACKED WIIEAT,
MILL FEED, t
BRAN and
SU0RTS.
-Wt aa'tabaap tarCaab.'
W. S. BYERS & CO-
PENDLETON, OREGON.
DRY GOODS, FURNISHING
GOODS. CLOTHING,
NOTIONS, HATS
& CAPS, ETC.
AT
CLEARANCE FRICES
Prcvigus to taking- Inventory.;
CALL E.WLVAXD SECURE
BARGAIS'S.
L.EH.T1AIY ULUiTl,
Pcadleton, Oregon.
JanlOtf
4
mm
r nirir i v nr ttu
PXALTR if- . ; f 4C
GEWLMERCil.;l
I
Xotlce of Slynmcut for IScncflt
1 of Creditors.
-vrnnce m nrnrnr oivex.tiixt
JW ntX. I
1 Irr f hra4lHuH OrrxoB, ta vuAt
art at at H aeawrir t u feib S.
Mfv. wJatlnal4taf daiaia (ia H it.
1 ll'iira-.nYiti i ptt It mm. T(rMJ a
jaOliiH. tu mWnjiwI at TtuiUum, Urtti,
; altlila I kr? b liwa ihb-UU.
t u i .irrt, ivtt.
1 Dilnt .1 IVadittoa. Or , Uua ZuU it f U ) knurr
A. 1. IM UUAiZ
Snmmons.
; 1
U U ClrraH Court r It. iuu r Orrrw, f.r Uik
0aty af t'Tili."i.
7. J. UiMt pixtatt? ra Ruui J. UiMoo dUt
rpM4N!cxitj jiiu.tos iierxxiuNT l.vtns
.1 - is Mai. r lno. Voi .i. brrV
MS U.Hr m4 .rr lk mtJ.UtlBlajaA
;ntilSiUitnwMHii. auhia Ira Ctjt dm
V I lk xnx.r VMse cpu? Mif
trrW I. tkM fvaar. mr if twl la .a. .m-'
, aeaa a. -ur. tn Kb. .,M, a.T frm tl
jib lUMfwtWlf Ch, rr of tvMmrUa, la-'
OarU(.lkalik.rr Art A. !. atJ H '.
ywj kl I iWff U aaat tb.rr S ti afctf
wltt mj la tl iwl Itrtb ri't drmtatrd 1. i
aawfat. I K: r.d.rrt. ib Mrt fwrrrr !
-i tba Inat f niuiawr .rvUat Vififi I
pu-wH u nnauv iu Iw IL can a4 caa
I il aiM rbS4r.a it cf a.t4 taarruia.
s4 Ser aarli a.r aa4 krtLr Ittkf u la u. cut
f writ mC u4 MtW
Tt-4aiaaMa4 sj poMi.-M' Sjrir f It. HtC tl
I. UcXrMMr, J4f mt aad caarv Tt-rarr t
tw.. H Ttwra a bsilct.
in a hi Tt xiifi t ruH.nr.
iUcCormSc lyon,
ADVERTISEMENTS.
r'MM SHOP,;
Hair Cattta;. fbait aa4 SXi(sc.
Slot Bath's AIvrnvH Kcady.
It firii, n4trta.
WOOD! WOOD! ,
TV. taurrXfOtf b fcc --Ti ta iSfflr'A fa-
wb ont XJI arXtrs
MS iMwMilib Uvrrf
1 arwr k-ia4rr o a. Ks, if '
xtl Sa IS 'r.B 'A yS
ta K0t afiSraa .1 a tulj 4r
i T UXXC.
Com -TYi ere la i
STABLE.
FEED SALE & LIVERY.
Main Siiee!,0pp3Mlefln Sore
icfIIcton. Orcrron.
x c rM. wtat mt ttf. rrfw .w
KUarn At av r aa tf tf M
I! JW-' if " 'rfL 01
Jltmmm aMe J!trr
Plenty ofPesd ssd-a freesae
& Cczzb and Brush.
,
afCS-Xf'
J!L
FOREST STAGfc LIKE,
.T? OX UJl E.T.l 1 .TS I IV E.
X-tarwac haw Cniti mj TiLiUi
i a .
frrib. rT a ..
Ck' '
J J.t.Kua-iuc rm
I.
SUMMERVH.LE,
DEALEIi AV
Taint oil.
Dyestufts.
Class puffy.
Patent medicines
And Perfumery.
-STATION ERY
School Book?.
t
Fancy t Toilet Ciootfr.
WINES
AND LIQUORS;
i
HlHICAl. lTllC2tK.VTSt
Sbr.t Mtulr.
Mntltal bVa.
ltn'pa! and
Unp Slxtni... - t '
2IMatdlr.
fit tnr rhnn.
Etc.,
rnilan caRta7 prrportrKt.
Pendleton, - OregptUk
Ul GREAT LNGLiSH REMEDY-
W M arr tmXtti Os t far
"Srir-m. vWhr. Et
Ht V uhi. Sennit
Vntau r-prrttv
b-. UOST MJLX
IL 1 A rr InwHrm'.
rata!a.a'lantba Ic. 4
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iMlkM&VlM I
crtw-i -a tawatrr i
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1 wiiir Nwtira.1
'..a.ia. Armlaa
la-
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TiUl tt K" attwrT4 la tb ansa. oJ moaf I
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DIt MlVTXItiatrTHll Vlr Iluiw
dixl Ilallara Nr
. ot ibla ta4 Iba Vital
wml aim aatl trrmt-
MnUnllrriniltrlili l
watt asU x( tarr ar frr aTtbrc WW rr lajarv
ana (Mal la U DIMIMIK lraall rt1m iSm.
r. .wtrfiSr aKbaat amarr CtWVtrATlil.V
FRCR Ttrroasb etamiaailea a4 a4nc l4f
eal; tf -I attae. IS Pi llw v VITAL. S&qjSX.
TtVt tXSOa k-at'K orSvrUraralb a.uailij'. fVl
rcl I. r 1ii'W rroclr of pv. r C tl. I
prvarv Iran alwrTatka. SM la prftai. uii dolrv
rt. by A. E. MLMIE, M. IX, II fccarstr blntl, Saa
man-, cat. m
rB. sr.vnK KtnxKv r.KMr.nT.XErnHsmccK
Cam .11 tiad t KUaar w! Mir CMirbitnc
llaajctbav. Cbwt. LratntTtxra. I'or Mia bj aVl 4ru.
(Uu; $lCOabHilr-,i)xbuiilrsrrtSCa
ik.ik.ii--. iii.-iit.iiiA ii.i. arc rw c-i
a rtar nWrtirs! a .cJ nilJOCJ rurta it.
BMrttt. K..r mU bj- .11 Jruti'.iU., . , mWjtl
ltnnon, DAVIS t CO. tVhotio lcbUIrabott
trrarlf.
I .asasr rf -bri Knhr
j rfr Vtb; M(W( a
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s&bi.
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i
E. J.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
Tim exchange Hotel.
Uxla fjrtl, WUa Watts, V. T.
' rHM M HE''-T BPILT. xlj IS
HXSP
cb4bM4 aa a
Tt- 7Ua will . t JOfjHjd Kb Ua Wm u
tsanut
HOT AND COLD BATHS.
Hat aa4 eU ball- br lb roaTaafeaaa t ft mi.
0Jxs(na asd UgpxJ taXaa (m (a Ua baaaa.
a? Mr Irta4 ewwfat la ITatta WaTa ara rMtattU t
la JrjH U.U botel
, Taos. oxii:y, rr-ytn.
MfizTU L.MaZlUa Vaaaa.
D-
UaxTILLl
Theodor.
Ouior
AH khlUS Ot
Liquors
aad tie
,
cbolj est
WINES. CIGARS. .
-
kept constantly on band at this pop alar
; RESORT.
circ mc i. cxr.L GrxrLxvxx xro
rO! TOCttSKLTU.
iCARPElVTER
AND
BTJILE
Paper hanging a special tj.
HEaDt-ETII.
OKMS5.
1DXTERY & FEED STABLE.
K. X.MandtlcId,
proprietor.
IS
Also keeps constantly oa hand, and Irr i
s!e cheap, s. fall suck of sad
dles, homos, etc, etc
AlltUTUi. J K fa.xra. X
I FEHDLFTOX
W. -Utt;
sm i)
MIliL
! EEKTLEY, SHAE05 k Ct
ZUZf tXVSTXXTlT
! scrrtT
03 s xxo x nia..
r
DOORS.
WINDOWS.
MOULDINGS.
SASH-
FURNITURE.
WASH-BOARDS.
ETC., ETC-
BUILDERS,
Contractors
on.
j fe--r " t SMtSciiiMM rxrUba4.-
' All TTcrk Gotraated.
t-abe Atvtfi aa Rat.
aafSC.
. H. Kenneds Hf'g Co
MA.trrAcrcarja cr
' SHEEP DIPS.
.t Xargut of the Sind ix tkt V.
Tinmr bnb. tb. IX .fit ciTit
ss !pa W jftm, tu
:2CJa-
rl $1 IS ibi TbaiaU,
ta M f.aa IW at mm ms(
&ar.
c&N'ccrnurxo
Exhact of Tobaccoi
rrtcr.Jx'Sxsiba. Tbwbiaa
m X4 taa ui Laaf Tirca. .
A en-Poisonous Dip.
Tbt n xit rATlDXtrK Ptj,
I tu ir wt as aar paa
KIXXA3 -ClSikii
mtnx&tm a O bSnf
HEMLOCK PClSONCUSa
tr
. Aa4 tt tba best taaaaa.
rrv-. rtts a r
Apiaajc.
j - ftiib CiSq r tbM IVf "fit max
lla:g'l:'for 225 Sheep after Shetrtaj,;
fat m Oe aa4 Fn Cl, rui vtta
taH ilmUKi br aja.
VcmpMdx teat I'm to any JJdrctc.
Sol 1 bj aU sestet 4n!n U iba C. S.
S. II. KK.VJir.OT'S
KftCai.. ,
OMAHJJCra
xararaiLO a stux. X; ru, rnatictM.
octtUr
iPEXiiM MARKET
AT THE OLD STAND
if&in Street - - Peadletaa. 0r
SAD BERT & HAGEKV
DEALERS IN
i P"rp,i "Rppf
. 1 A1V.V.I,
Pork.
Mutton.
Corued Beef
Sausage Mcat,
Tongues,'
a-
r AH kinds ofmsh
sausages.
nighcat cauli price a!d lr-
aiatigHJcrcd He?.-
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