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Newspaper Page Text8ATURDAVr XUG. 7. 1SS0 3.B.TIKKCR. 1L B. BUUOr, TOBUSHEI BT TURNER & BISHOP. TERMS IN 'ADVANCE Oxk Yejlk $3. Desnicraiic Ticket. TOR PRESIDENT: W. S. HANCOCK. OP PENNSYLVANIA. IX)R TICE-rBESIDENT : VM. H. ENGLISH, -OP INDIANA. PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS: J. K. WEATHERFORD, T, G. OWEN, .JAMES FULTON. It is sot oar castam to cotnmeQt on the -vices, virtues, or stn5 of toe editor of any sawsptper. (but when a man who Lu prov. -d himself a scientist by breaking to piects the tooth of a mast., and tbe heraldlne t to the world what be acconplUhcd as an, Indian acout, by travejing with Sarah Win- aecaucca and General Howard throuj-h , , " , " R . ccatry -where Col Bernard aad Captain Beadire bad passed, driving all the Indian "before theml.x,e ihiak we have the right -.nrl w U e dntr t vrr r-''cn tn er -aad 5t s c duty to our poa to ex- pose th Bsabastcs." Tbe readers of the Walla Walla ta.Yaiaawill remember tbe wertionsof this modern Paal Revere that IbeTMf&h of Wallowa lake "were -spensr trout, the like of which never was eeefi that benras a piacaculturitt at well 'as 6l0gist and scout that tbeae red fish 'jreretfeora. bred and catered in WalloKa Hake aad other like of Idaho. Of course - , -every sensible man who read hi paper :ii'hfal aad elflcieat. I ka.iv that the editer knew no aare or what) h1'"0" ' a- w., w,; . v-n fff " - ia writiap about the IsteresU of Umatilla coBBty. (ThouRbwe cannot really blame fciaa far endonlar all the Testaa leader aava, as tiere i a FELLOW feeling betweaa j thesa: &U being subjects of her Majesty, Qaeea VicUria). But we are digresalng aad copy frora xSctoiifc American what ke KNOWS about red fis b : "Tbe biueback. a aalmoa, ascend tbe headwaters of tie Coicmbia. and like tkt juionat, tbougii to a greater extent, change i its color aa lhetoswni-ir mwon annroaehe. i -asa is the red fish of the Idaho lakes.'' ... . - - - . . ' 1 1 . . .,. 1 1 jow a man wio wntes suca looiiauness 1 about bk sccticg basinets, that deal public credH. togethtr with wise and eca ksew tsse irtfeece betweca the tcsic cf a ! somicsl masarement of nor covemmesul SuataeW asI a fuartz mck. cr a rplesdid hhK Srtm a salsoa teat has shed bu svealea sad tars ta a red fish, is be a fit sfejeet te ie?rct the aettlers of Umatilla '-cesaty what is for their best iat crests ? We .- aay say. Let Parker attend to bis own local - Interests aad it tzzi they are numerous v t keep the detnimoodc from extortingbush I aoaey. etc, but let Umatilla county asd vtkc Sttue of Oregon alcae. Goad-bye, eld "bsy. AxaciBxnox Soorrr. A sictual adira tlen baa been gottt-n cp by the editors of -tbe Westoa Lender and Parker, of the 'Walla Walla SlsUman. Tbe FUiUtman, last week, reitcrared much of the co accoaat matter published in the Leader, gives the Leader V advice tells more af bis remark jable scoating and at last comes down aa l&e wotaea question. It woald seem that Walla Walla was fall of modern Josephs who are willing to go ta the rooms of their jalstresaTtgTifl if they say anything about 'theyeBth&l or mature indiscretions of tbe zsale srstry, they are treated to the fol i Jowiag from a able peti of tbe editor of "Walla Walta SleUtsnox.. It it a wosder that tfae SlaUtmaz asd Lccier admire each others sly Je? "CeMrLLirvs. TT -bear complaints that naer are women wno maae it tueir Hutu tsm to eaaeavor to can.'eatva to commit 1 iadftacretiontaad Hiea xlort bash tafney j frem their rsciims. Jo oae as asneral ; -thiag.exeeptBewsrwparBJoa cane lo have, j tbesadvea prdd beftire tbe world and . ia saany lnuancs: thev comnlr wist the t i" - - a fm 'U.OT A roresbadowi-d In the veibal remark romen ahoald oe Ueated a men would fee. , lalie hy at the time of the delivery of -ad saeralwslr exposed by every auijourletttr, I have now to say that I accept -tbey aBproach. A little cr,rrpe at tbe onu bi;h trust with a realizing seaM or its uA wouoliiie many acia from uastenled : Mporsib5lity. and am profoundly graleful fllsgraee. I for the honor conferred. I sccrpt tbe nota- "The H'eston LenierUdaiDjmrat.n rork inttloa upon the platform cf principles for Ike lowBE and errmunding encotry it o j itdoyted by tbe convention, which I cor- auiy rrpTrseoi. 11 us cuewcriuie utn throwa at it, but it takes tbe proper croend that such aa descend to filth testead -of, ATguacntbad beat be let alone as it woald i soldier Dominated nn the ssme ticket for ftflwer any man's dignity to fight a skunk j president of ibe United Ststes. lit erai '.Tbas right centlemen; keep on in tbe jacflt aerrices or Lis country, bis fidelity to coarse, yet: bare marked out and always the constitution. os union and the laws; bear is resaecibrasce the fact that "yra '-Li dear percep'vkrttcf the correctjiriDciplta . cannot touch. pitch without being defiled." , of government as -targbt by JetTrrson, his -r ia other words, if iyou return dirt for dirt j srrupalnas cast ta p -the military in soBie of it will stick-to .your bauea. TT. W. strict sabcrdiuatUn ta -the civil authorities ; SUrtetmon." j his high regard for civil liberty ,-jToaal Whether there isa fellow feeling betweea pj0 r. PPrty; & acknowL 4.wtft. in iit,.,i, J edgKi ability in onl as eU as mtltUry these fellows, in regard to the women ones- Mi L7U pore UuCldeSi m af, -t.oa. we won't say. but for misrepresent- j paint to him as a saan worthy -of the confi ia whst appears in other papers they are rdexce of the paoplo; cot only a brave sol Cltieft. Pfir 2TcUie Frairun. i &lT' a great coauuwder, a wUi uaiesman - - GAKnaLO, the 'New York Sun thinks sasst lose a I arcs percentage ot tbs honest Tiepublicaa voU. He will not draw nia - . gle recruit from th. Democracy, and it a . . . . absurd to suppose that sclf-respecUajr. tn - depeBaent voters, aeekiag mainly soral - parity of adftUiDictratioa. would pt) s man whose record Is blolcbed -with sacb OftTeBses. His nomination was a colossal . aaistake, aad tbe party understood this ia orty-eight hours after it waa cemplclesl. I'Uat it is isipefIole to correct jtxow, asd -the Republicans who are -quietly agitating the withdrawal ofGarHcld la tbe faee of .I.. . l 1. l.tnl tnIA at... - ut nenj utu iiiftiuii ajiuiuibiuui i . - , . J , . , . .. . i4aea Jias neter been encouraged In - ffiove WOBld tiding a secoad,,,,,. .nd tU. et mn . .Wsadcr to the irtL Garfield will atick ,asd sink. ,A priseBeroa being arraigned 5h court aOB a charge of grand iarceocy at ML Idaho a few days ajro, was asked: Are yea fsihyf " whereupon he replied. " bow can tell joarhaanr before I have tbe ev.deoce, Je yea tkiak I za ssBarter tkau A whole "jbiry." Teller. , Wr sea fro tbe Portland Oregcnlan that i&Xi(mjt hare cora out for Ga:t!d. Ilauceck's nad English's letter of Acceptance. Nets- YottK. Joly 30. The fallowing U Gea. Hancock's lvttcr of acceptance: Govu.xous Isijixd, N- Y. Ctrr, July2S, ISSO. f Gmtcacs I have the bohor to ack nowledge, receipt of your letter ot Joly 13, ISSO, apprising me formally of tny nomi natian to the oflioc of president of the Unitea States. lv tbe national democratic convention, lately MnbleJ in Cincii.usti. i I accept the nouiiuatiou with cjatdul ap. Prewatton tae c.nnucn rqeu in tnc foruml a, it j,,,. utetl viM iutng c IobUn, a one-armed vet.ran r Tl.epnncplM ennuura by the conven-1 wj,U knowledge and pre.ume.1 kauc'tbo gallant IHStfa. Ulin? RrpaUican In tionr.thc lhaveeheTaa.rd iu the pist;tt,a of ,he llulllUtrtlon to control the I the low u of IVuficM. New York, announce and t hall endeavor to maintain w U.c election, and even member of the cabinet that he will nut only uprt Hancock, but rtZ' -19.1. ia.i. a iirt, 1 re Uol,In boUl -he country tuaklnc par. that be will organise aclab to support him. The 13 th .. Wthaad lo h ?tnendmenU to ; inted tf bcinj in their The veteran, are flocklnj; to Hancock, the i constitution of the I nited btatrj ; em- department at Waabln'too dlscbarttn-1 aundard .mn u.c uii vur. yu.uu kre inviolable. If called to the presidency. I tbnuld dee It tuy duty to retUt with all my power aay attempt to impair er erada the full f.rrce and effect of the cemtitutioa which ineverv article, section and amend -earot. ia tbe aupieue larr of the laud. The coosSttuunn lorm we bail el tbe cortrn-1 taentTf tb United State. The P0er, poer not cieiesate-i to u or tue conUtu. tioa nor prolitmte! iy tt to ttieaiate l. lung to tbo tute mpectively or b) the people. The cmeral and ute covrru- mau, each acting In its own .phero. with, oat trencbiug upon tbe lawful jurisdiction of the other coastitut the union. thu comprising a funeral government with pen. 1 rknurri inH llist tf Mtrmminli Z granira uy tt to tae tegtuaitve. executive uoni r mtai and wamco wi, dn nnt hold Beniamln Bollocl t . oincc oui earn uiciruaiiy orcaa oy uoDesi t anj mot hlehlr lei -" . ... - - 1 11iiiu.11 h will nil uiiuitL innv iinnimuin . 1 1 a polity, the foundation of which were.ji,, pure, simple and cnHB.cal constita. pmfoondest wtsaoaj. Iaia tbeitiooal caernmeat or the fathers on one !ioa onr7i1";r,,ne ud !?kJ,,bt w-- "- u!e hundred thost.nd federal ibeen so respected abnad and o beneficial .ofllceboWer and their barkers hampered home. Tried by blood and fire, it stand, jf place oi poarer and detenaUrd to Uvdsy a model form of a free and popular j rej-jD t tj hatsrd. on the other. Ilenee ' iroreramwit; a political lystemwhiei. right- jti.. constant astampttea of new and dan. ' ministered, has been and will continue ! p.-.n, powers by Cm. Grant andtf the , tUe of world. May of the republican p.rty. tbt- .tf.rt ta we -jot tzr. nearly in the word of Tash. baflj np what they call "reag fov.rz. linrton: -la union of government which ! menC interference with boitse rule and icoasthute aeple Is justly dear to us; witil lh, xdminivtratlon of jastice ia the lk 11 ;ar i"11" jimar io oc euiucc oi our t u.i... . 1 peace, safety ana pmsperty andor that lib. erty ( bicbly prize and iaUnd at every hazard to preserve; bat no lorra of govern- meat however carefully devisM; no prinei plea, be wever sound, will protect the riht of the Dcotde unlets the adsanistration tsaoTcn me n;an i iuc pepie. n urn lrauil. vioieace or tsenmpeteney controls, , the noblest coau.lut.osa aad wiet laws arease.es. The bayocrt Is not a flt iastru- mmt far rollrdlnr ine rntM of Irff rrr-n it jj only by full vte, free ballot aad fair coaattuat people can rale, ia tact it u re quired by the theory or our cove-am em Take this tocndatlaa away aad the whole trnctare fall. Pablic oce is a trust, not a bounty be stowed upos the holder. No tocompetcat or dtsaonest persons snr-uw ever le en- i trusted with U or appelated, promptly be ejected. Ttey khoald n , ? . ... i vsar suhbu iDirmu, vanea ssupro-i)c cre5;ve. demand oar cnastant and caited fTnrfc X &v4nlmi. anil cmtmilAni nr. tf expenditure, should b mictt.ined in or der that labor may be lightly burdened and that all p-rxn may be protected in their rights to the fruits of their uwa in. dustry. rue time has came to enjoy the practical J benefits of rtcoaciilation as one people, U'e have common interests, let us encoar- are hinaonr aad ireamoiu rivalrr iisas? : f . far own.iaacstrie, which will revive our langaisbisg merchant marine, exteed oar . commerce wiih forrim nation. alt oar. , . .. x . " develop oar rait aaUwal resoarce aad in cri-ae tie prosrnty asd iipplstftj or cait Pf? . .. . . . . If elected I shall, with what ability I possrs to discsarxe ray dutiea with tidelHy acenpiu. m toy onsviciinat. aaa aaaii ik.a care to protect aad defend tbe so Urn and t see that the law be faitikfalty and rqnally exerated in all part of tbe cnontrr alike. I will a tame the rMpnnalbtlity fully eni vt- -t . . i . i i : I we ui lue -ac. iwai w auaiiii.ier nzuitv h wartoT the Bntoa will o: btarcranta the fanction of gaverameatUU. discharge jafeoBia IB. democratic ticket be eietl th most aacrea daty th: can devolve npoa in that event, tbe proper amtection wjll U an American citixea. I am very repect i cir3 fa rvery leritimate w y to ererr citi fullr yours. W.S. Haycncx j za. native or adopted, in every set'lna of To Hon. John W. Stevenson. preidn.t of the republic in th enjoyment of aH right. the convention; Hob. John P. Stockton, guaranteed by tbe cost'ltutiva and iu chairman aad others of the committee of ' ameadmeet. the national democratic convention. A sound currency or honest money of a rxcusn's Limm. j valu and purchasing power correspeodtag Tim!iiiotj. Jnlr l.me Wlowini. ubstAntiallr with standard rrcormz-d by . rr rr i t , , i lion. ii. xa. uciuui jeiier o: accep- tance: Hon. Jcha TT. StnezHn PrtrtdaU lie ' Contention; Jlon. Jehu II S'uxilon. Clair, Ma. heri rf the CmmiiUe rf ; n rr . t boaor to lo JoCr jrtUr of tjj. 13th ftam Informlna; me that I was unani- mou,jy Dominj for tie office of Ties pmident of the Called States by tbe coa. --i.i.i. . ...n.u'i ., rs.,-nn.,s IVUI1"U a aa-M ajraavaUftni. M a V W 4J a a .Qiiur approve, aua 1 accept it quite as . much Waase of my faith in tbe wisdom tad patriotUm of the crest statesman and aodjipnre patriot, bat a prudent, pxiastak- iag. practical aaa oi UDqaettoardatuiesty; trusted oftea with important pcbliciatics; lallbmi ta erery trntand is tbe full mer : idlan af a ripe aad-rigoroo manhood. Ii i ayjudgeinerit fitted f- the Jil-ejt posX . hon 00 earth, the presidency of the United !sutes. JVot only is liclfcerrlght man -for tbe place, but tu time bascosie when the best lutcreats ot tbe coon try require that the part? which bac nionopollzed the exe cutive depariineKt of the geceral cavern meat for the last 20 yeanaboald h", retired. Tbe -coattnunoos of that party in power tour vcara joorer vou.a not te uenenctai to the republic -or in sccordtaco witii the saint of ourrrnnUican institution. The laws ef entail bave not bea favored ia our eyeless ol covernmenL The petpctaatioa af property or plco in one family or 61 of i nezer ten encouraged in thu country, and tbe great and ctm men who uoucded cur republican fa vera ment and iy jtraaiuoss nwar umitcu Uie lmure of oucc, end lu many ways shewed 4heir dis approval of long lease of power. Tweaty years ol,coatlauasB power is long enough, and has already led to itreulnritle and airrapUon which ate aot likely lobe pro. perly exjKiscd under -(he came party that perpetrated tliesn . -Ilcsides.it should not be forgotten that the last fear year of power held by that party were produced by discreditable means aad i;eld lu defl aBC of the witbtx of the nrjrily of tbr IpeopK It wssaRrlevou wron ing to every orirniiu-iitj I voter an J to our svstetu or elf which should never be fcriourn nor Tor emu Many of tbe men now lu ofllce Merc put there because of their tortUt partisan service In thut di-fiating tin fair. Jy and It (-ally expressed will oc tat major ny, anu iuo uyiwcnfy oi in pnnewona oi -. l.i 1 rf . i f . a .hown by p!aclnB sudi raenie oms! and turninsr the whole brood of lcdrr.1' ofllce holder Ipom to influence the . n i. oUt or ,,, publlc lrcl turj. by ,ilc,e , rr , aervier oflca crfrnl.i r twr-1 ,!iitimcnhV i!... n!Mir..iUlU. Ji o "or me wiauias ucaei nan- the nubile dutle for wlilch tfcrr are paid I by tbe iople, bat with all their clerenieM and ability a diwtrlmlnatias public will no donbt read by the line, of Ueir perche. thak their paratnoutt bepe and aim i. to keep themfelre or their atellite fnr year lonKer in office. The perpetuating 1 . 1 . T.I ll.l t . I rw -.. tk ptimniK U.ni ofi. i.i.t-r. fBr rear Ion wr will nM Lfaefit Ihe mil. ;lfcty ,l.alo that it 1 Ucaue of their iown JDdui.try and econoaiv and pond and bountiful hne.t that the'eountry I. com. j ptrtivly pmperou. and nt becaaie of .nythlng lne by thee fedrral office bolJ. erE, The cnuntn- is coraparaUvely pro.pr. ions. ,Bd not because of them bat in p;te ; of i'u,m. Tt is cunUtt it in fact betveen j a : t:. L""J ?."UJ.V,"K. cs"'". "" court in several St. te. i oe iniencrrnc wiioice eieenon inrnazo thP taediara of paid partisan federal oSce. i ijolder intrroted ia Lerpine their party in power and carinc more for thai than the famies. in election. In fart the ennMaat encroachment which have !va nia4 by th people and the ttau w 111. if nt cheek- ;L Uvert the HUrtir of the Pele of ftrnmt of hmMed power, crested By the filters aad end in a rreat CAnA)l- etati-1. coacentrated gnverameat, itron- in. for eTii Bd ,i,e irtthraw of itmU j,ean ia.titutieos. The wise iaa U fanned ucr cooititction knew the etil of iroaf government and the oa coaiinu anre of politica! power la the sasae baadv Tbry knew there wat a tendency in tUt direction in all gave remenls and tbe can. teqacat daaecr to rrpablicaa institattoss from that caate and look pala to aard against it. Tbt mxefciaerr of a trjcrn- TriJiied ?mral rovrmramt s Le turd to perpftaate rasae set of inea ia powr fma term to term until it cease to be a repwb- nr i such only io name, aad the ten dency of tbe party new ia power i taat direction as shewn ia ririeat way, be. stdr-s the williagaes rceeat'y mssifevted ty I a Urge naaibr of that party to e4ecl a tres, ' tdeat aa onlimiird naojUrr nf tte is cart arwvirmt aai mutt sMUfy tbe thtaV-', inc people that he time b cwm wkew it wisl he safest and let fr that partv Jo be rrtired. Bet in re nstiez the rBCrf rWm4 of iwe general goventaest upas tbe rrrvJ niau ot tbe people aad ibe Mates I lH -o U disticrtly no.Jertrvl a farenar tbe -... lv i . J.I . . t Ul. i i 1 IT. Ullll l. of tL powers ricbtfatly UWagiaR le it uctW the rAnsiltBiion. Eaeroarbaexit upoa lh cwstitatsoeal i ".ut. n ic .rsrm nrciBBrai IB-1- Iferrsc - e with th proper exrrnw ef In i i o-nrra. matt U carefatly aroiUeJ The iaoWvncfthe tatft ttader the cc.lkBUa - ma.lbe nuiotainH. aad it ia k&a that i this hat alr. been the raxttlor. ef Wk caedsdatesoa the democratic prtMeliaI ticket. It is aaiialeacr.1 ia everywhere bw and finally and forever etlt4 asowaef the rt-taPa of the war. It i cruia b-vec4 all mMUan lkat f I-m trpilini.r. Mabi rJ " a : iiw inaunilftl ftiiiliu inu nEHHiaz D i ,, . , . i j . i . , , coin, will tie maintained. The labor and ' icansfaclnricc. tb commercial and '.Bti - .aes Interests i.r tbe cannty will be favored ; and eoconrr! n every legitimate way Tlia i.iitm-mr tmn umi. ! k.rv tected from tha dratrective competition of Cb.ee-, and to that end their immi-rauoa to our shore will pe properly restricted Public erdit will be scrupulously main. ihIsh! ml tir.nhMit r riiA mmii. - i(,wtvw mj m a, ' .i(wi.iy in public exprndlturts. aad the liberties of the people aad tbe property ef tbe peepla wfll be protected by the grveraaient of law and oruer administered strictly in tbe ia. tenets ef all people aad col ef corporatious and privileged classes. I do not tloabt the discriminating Jastlce of tbe irople and their capscity far intellt- gent sen government, aad tbsrelote nn not ! doubt the success of the democratic ticket. na isnni uia usry im-todcx resurrection sectional jealouties and hatred, which have so tang been the chief stock ia trade of pectiferoua demagocaes. atvi in no other way can tbt be so effectually accomplished. It woald restore harmony and good feeling between all sections and make as in fsd, as well as in name, one people. Tbe only rivalry thea wul4 be in Ibe race for de velopment of material prosperity, the eleva. tioa of labor. Uie enlargement of human rights, promotion of education, morality, religion, liberty, order and all that woald tend to make u the foremost nation of the earth in the grand march or human pro gress. I am, with great respect, very truly yours. William II. Excusix. . CrnALGsffleldonceld: -Ar,y man tauna at trie ..onn during me war wttnnut a musket is a Democrat, and any Detnoorat in tbe South with a musket is a rebel. Xb all but two of the Republicans cf Lake county, says the S. F. Examiner, were is tbe North during the entire war without asf sBSkkcts, they will naturally cocclode tbat-Carfleld doesn't know where to find Republicans ; and as fonr.fifths of the Union soldiers of this country are Democrat. It i ould be interesting to know what Gar- Xeld'adcfiaition of a rebel U. iler Ilancuck. Itecrnlft. Tbc-Gtxcd JUpIJ Be Staandard Swings into Hne.fiT Hancock aad English. J'etcr Wilcoc. a prominent Republican lawyer, heads 1he call for a Hancock Club in btreetcr, Jllkois. lilwsnl Butler, tcrsaerly editor or tha Jiw HKVcndlZttditrjt, llepubllcan.l msk- ing Hancock spsccut ta ConneclicuL TT r 1 tt , T. , . " 11 1 asarrowcr, a lormer lit. publicaaensfor (rem the lcbcn DUtrict. I'enatylvasna. u oat for Haucock end Enc.. ft. ft fii ji r. . TtrfldJiij: -Gcnaan paper tb ritts Las g fur Hancock, the -bupcib. ' Ei United Slates Senator John Too;, of North Carolina, writes to a friend lu 2'ew York, announcing hia determination to vote and work for Hancock. Senator Tool is a i.ni.iiP,n TUc "?a;. J' Jt0.nwl- x-MJW """bill, MMacha.elt. and fur avera Jr one ot thr uiojt prominent and bet woiker in the Unublicau tarty in Ilarcr. bill Si oat for the cock Lngllsh. , rnaji,anouier renijinn. Republican, i oat for Hancock. He "T- "I hTe knon blia tor a hfetlme, HLB.5 Iw,,1h.ua " jr8Un Jan ,a th Sixth Lnltt-J bt.ic. lulautrr. and from f1' I'jboid to tbe present titn I liairenwrer Scott Hancock." c, one of tb strongest pectrd Itepuiillcan In 'enastlvania. and an tuTimaie iriena c: Grant, has come out for Hancock. He is from ilontgjmery county, where Haasock bait frana. aad baa already aobscriUed $2,QQ0 for the campaign in t!.e Keystone Slate, w ttl notice that more caa be had on calL NEW TO-DAT. QS Dollars as SAVED By buying your SEWING Machines nl the PUBNITURE Store in Pendleton. I wro. ftu. xtcatsc or iw a coon ir a hMtr slu w hc-tiLl irua Wt fe la.- lt BMT fcvU bu. t lerp M (lack TV. rwmnttl st ksluu tuaisr cuciU 3E O-Ma.' XZm rMl IM vacii ete a it tur UaL XUs ll wVS mml "SlXwa A OK, tun puu, Sc Ut Jt utlm Jmc it; J8. tf. Fail in jr. LTcppnerj - - Oregon. 1 alt N07 I t. 1 iIm 4 4 grmm Su4 in UMh, afca m. p! nffa4tt. hm cart. bootna, tc Tatronacc Solicited. A. HALLOnr, Jum Z tt tnem. atftir fh M Tea digs? Store, ."XV Ij Bataa; Always on lmrid a complete stock of Imported and Domes tic CIGARS at wholesale and retail n. j.icoBSa ft. EAT MASKET. Tbci. Robblus. H aviso orrxrn a xzw xcat maeslt vt ar arT.-d u acre) tb t4 af racjru aa tKtaity Mb lb cbcnt ivmucf aBblada at r lu..!!. ...-ft - ' t . "TT aa.a aa Kala auaal nyair.i Ci. J aarttf ! rm. timntt e e v. irrm J'li lH ! i i'V 111 .i-.K H I ft JJ.liii.'Lil Vftl 1II.11U1JL.1 AT THE OLD STAND Main Street - - Pendleton, Or. D. R SX V CERT, DEALERS "lN Fresh Beef, Pork, Mutton. Corned Reef. Salt Pork, SaoEage Meat, Dried Beef, Tongues, Tripe, All kinds of Fresh Sausages. Hlghc. cnh price paid for Slaughtered fIo;x. a.4Stf T Notice of Final Ssttlemcnt. la lh Coitly Gran cf lb Slat cf Or-yaa far fesa tUliocct). In lb scalier af lb taut of J. C Trapl?, daBvaaal. SAIICIX M TaUinXTON. THE ADVIXIST8ATP3 of tba rjlala J r Tm-jw-ft, . V I lS lb la Slat Cay af Jaly, A p IbM. (a) bU Ssat ae I rooBl at anlariord rM MiU; it U rorr4 by ' ult Z?uLlZrlr?Z. raen. w. and ibe sam u bmv aaiaiad tba tlaae. aa,! tb caert baoat at ftanlxni la nkj Cmv tula roaatr. aa ibe riata Ur tiaartu cAWllcea la aad Caal ateaaal. Aod II taRber ordrred Ibal thy order t pqblnb-4 lor 4 neaanraUTt wraka ntt prreajlaf ssUTibday ef ipUtcber la lb Fait Oaxwnta. a etkiy wii-ff lVSVcd la nHaaiir. Past sad CaleJ llita Tlh ay of .oat, A. D. IM. aKi at. ii uihiiv, lotiBty Ja. Zxacutor ' Notice. -VTfmCE M TlTinr.Hr GIVEN That lb ladmln JL. ad baa bra appiatnl Exrcatar cflb oatalt of h&bert Poarlaa. derraaad. All eersoat baTtee rlalais ttalnt laid ratal are rrqetraj te prraeel tb aatat I a. trna lot prefer Toec&trs. at tay rrtawwet 09 KatlT Creak. UraatilU coaaly. Orroa. attbta all raeslba tun ibta date. W1L bl. DOl fito.". Aaroat Tib. 111-11 iUrcflMr. Tarcrr a CooJry, AUarseyt. Totics for Publication. Lax Ornca ar La Caasva. Oa. I Jal AM 1SS4. I "VrOrtCr 1? berrby ytrre thai tbe fellovisf caastd Xv artlUr baa Clad aoilet of bit lalmUno ta raakt Baal urvo la aprort fbu claJn. aad areert Seal ra try ibmMf al lb riptralloa of tblnr Car frtta lb lata of tUH coOct. tix JAVIU K1LUAS. Tn- ' ranUoa Tranf will b Bat bafta D!ebl k Baltrr. Koune rnMIe at rradMaa. Orrtoe. oo StMawtbtr HUi.l'sn. ire tbt NE u x lS.TpN. R35 K. aad tb Mtowitc a bit wtionars, vu-. Aiioo rr iBrtrasdAk-xB. HeaUr. asd W. A. Harrlaoaj aad J eens. AUlss.aU or OBtrrrlUe. ITaaaU'.l ceealr. Oa - 1 a.:ts Htucnr w. bwismt, RatricV. lrorjr YotUUait heretofore Republican, Jfrrtc.l GarlUM and run up tLo ling ADVERTISEMENTS. Fallicr, Bell & C'o.'s Wool md Live Stock jm ao n cy. OSce U 4U Caktorata Sui, aAX nuNCUCO, CXU Sioragc1PackIng&radlug wool, ntDES Jt.HD rtLT Received & sold on Commission Warehouse 6th and TOWNSEND ST3. STOCK YARDS at DBtitxtuvi. 9ia Saa rrtadMO. WE a betHttM fee lb Ml m UttUrtst, Cccmualoe, t aU llaai eT Iit auck. 30 NORTH FRONT ST., PORTLAND. nTlc wnklnwa Mr CUrt m Mr rrniuilf . Sitty'tiMftla rronis's4iaf M r .imru (Smk. Mr. i. R. Uamt,.!. v ntnmu ir Utrmt VT 4 rsl(4 Is rrC4 M Ut. cr satttS utl' lb Maa. ttdrwtk. u I uk unal; cnlitt Hk. u res rrlarst Be. Sctavsl Ir r.lr4 I Srtrra eVil ut Llrtl aiTtMM u4 m csiaiskU. tX PIONEEK WOOL GRADIXG AND PACKIM ee Co.. PORTLAND, I TOt.XrORU THS WOOL CSntT- ; aa aa4 Wabttaa T'rrtt.ry. tbal Tra leave 1 J m W orma ky bar MtaatabK a drUiaz as4 ratbScx llaaa. I t-r IS. aa(aararkta( f n (r tb im i btaess u tba c Tart. ISgatae aa nuUAUU kau. Tio censiiBtfat cf yoar Wool is Zespec-Jally Solieit'd- rtosazx vTl Grapixc asr PAcatxo Hocsx, S. A. SEVilOL K. i:cexiateadeat. X. St. aft of rafctrac alrra if tminA. UVtni Catb adriacaa naf. a r..'rtBtU rolrr by aa tar traaia( ar abtjatact. XISO CS faraUb aar HMtl ana 7m1 re ab Vaai I Para. () rauar. aad stt? a; taa J-. tat taarart aeit. rrtUa, Orar, Kank lit, jtai. iwi iurt. r o hi , rani,ir. a OSI3,3aftbralS(.. fUSn. kt.fk . r. c acbsa r WOOL ! WOOL SACS ! SrasA af fartLsnd, Cr. -DSALtZS LV- Hides, Furs Skins and Tallow, SEHEnAL COMMISSION MERCHANT Jaat mtlTad tt rnlaad a Sara. Vat of tfoL sue, "an I V art at aa la aTaac t s lit TV Cr-a aoita nafti. LftSxal rasa ad vaar saadaa eaaa;(xaut of mmJL lt.t laler- ad Caatriiti .a ca'iX. H- MET33EII, 2kCxas;sr. Mais ft.. VffcttU SiU Saaaa, TaXa STaXa. A A. COEH. Tiysas:s..rrCxjt JaaXlul WOOL GROWERS ATTETI0ST. We desire to call the attention of the Wool Growers ol this county to our unexcelled facil ities for selhnsr ool in the - .1 t f- r i f oruanu or can r raucisco mar- kcts. Liberal advancements will be made on Wool. Com mission charged for selling is 2 1-2 PER CT. Wool forwarded at 50ct3. per ton. We have a large stock of 1st class Lear Tobacco, Sulphur, Stock Salt, Wool Sicks, Fleece Twine, Shears, Etc. All of which we oiler at bottom prices. AH orders or business of Wool Growers will receive prompt attention as in past years. John fii FOSTER & Co, Umatilla, Or., Jan. 14, 1880. laalttaS J. teudcr'N BLUE MOUNTAIN BALSM. . . rORTHK urxes..... I TRCAXSt'.moy.LivEncourLAi::?. ntotr, 1 A! Cmetblta. CoccU and CtoUa. It aids di.alioa. trtOaa Ibe blood, aad act at a ceoeral toele ta lb holt Berroaatyateo WarranUJ to be purely vrj. tatl. nirreueea: tVwt Ut adaHa on Labi -apace fit three Umet day. lastrtratairelaboUttaonen raoaiJi lo prodaea errwciarillni. Dot be isfaalt es tr rrmna fall thrra Umea a day. f.-'mcd by J. HTUCDUt, IiV. Reel:, Orrgea. bujI LEGAL. la ib Clrcvit CMrt ef lL Euu c (ffjoo. tor tL CMMf of 1cMlUU. m. iU tec M. Cr)J pUla US' (a. A. r Cni( iktta4L To A. I'. Craig dtfeiulatti. IH TitS IV t or TBE STATE OF oaKfiOV, Toe ir. htT.Ljr Dtrni la Krar sat U4rr tbe uxplaial 814 asiBftyuc la ib atMa taUtM a t attttiaUa itjt .ret lhtU of tlx wrrlre of lkl Mawu epan jo. If rr-l la ibis rout; or If rr4 ia uy otlif coa r ISU sure, uiefl wiuia lst &)f froia lb dla of lb arnica of ISU nmmiu Dpoa ye. 4 II Mrrr4 by pabliutkie, Ibea a or bt ta Bn di7 0fUioiirilar Icrai of lbl unn. l(iaaloc oa lb ZMh tf A tctuyr. JL I IUO. aad IT ye Nil a ta pcraraa4 aaarr. lb eUlalMr IU apply I tb conn lor lb rrbrf drmuuliA Io Lr eorapUtat. lo lt Its, Kara dacra Orarca Jorrrrr datrtar tb bocJ, f eutrlmaey rsXIse Ulaata pltlaliTaal i'tradxnt. Zai, JVr ib nn aad cart (UT af tb Jw ctiUrre. tb ten af lb surrfcu f pUiatil aa4 4fra4ul. X for tb cceta s4 4iaorvai.aia cf tan aett. TUIOiEK k COSLTY. Jtjli XUnrarjt tar HI If otic a for Publication. Lax Ornca it La Causa, Oal Jaly tab Leo. I "VJ'OTlCr. IR barrVy (trra that lb (ulSaalaf aajai JJX attUar baa W bUlc of bit IstaalM la ta.kt Cut praf ta ap(ri at bt ctatia, aa4 asr3ta.rs. try tbatrvf u lb rttanUoa f thirty cVira from lb iiu af ibia aabc. ta JlllUi tiUi.TaX.rra. rtapcww t a. '. tUS. riauf m b ! Ufen P. r. PalfU. a Vrtary rsbQc at hvbut, OrT-. iirta tetb. ISta. br ib a NK . a 1 3 'W artiae a,II.i:i. as4 awra la MSta 1 u at aiuaavv, ni jooa t ry aaa arrft ritra rasdXae, CBaidta C . Or. jUytStt HEMtT W. DWlctrr. Srjuur, lTotics to Creditors. VTTtrC L Erryrra lb. iUn!r-i bu jjy bats 4ty aaaotalaa atsisUtnior af lb nuit af Pr Jba Tt. Oreu. AM anwava baar rSa'tsa t ' ajaiaat u4 nvat ar Ltby anuSa I p. wi tbaai 1 a as, at aay aSca ta r.a4itaa. I mauSU rmut . (t ! aa H pai. iabt4 ta aaij rrtiK ar ra'tf4 Sa asat paycvacX. LLCLa.V KYXKTS. j Jaly . ISAa It Atsjisumur. r 'Administrator's ITotice. -vTonct ts Bratsr ctvrxTH x dpH b. I3 .rf-feW Ada SaUUvfJ V LPv. crmW. J that thz rxorx. ixinnlrr aflba aa tf a-ml. kirar rlws. azaiaat aaS Caul an lmt-l la Invil tba aus aa a. ti aeer tivvn. ax nf cac aa Pry frvrk. Craitrrti acUr. Ocm vttbxs rtl acaitj ttactda. jlUU ISAAC. iyisis JTotico for Fnlilicaticxi. La Oina ar La Caasse. "., I Jaly b. lata f "J"lTTCr t? BrrHn firra taxi tb 4Sv- aaa- i.1 attSrr b-bf IW Mir. of bt. lafrsf M is aula 11 fttmt la atfTt af b- d'ax. aad acv Sal ratry tbrmf at lb atfdrattar- af latnr dara frmm tb dl af tbU aatVa. nz- StAlIXi-XD X- UPai-rr-att f vMt W aaSr bra Inrtfbt a BaArr. Natajira rabtx at TroOv. Cautt4a Ca. IT aa ti, t). fr lb. XX ,elt7JX.B3 E. aad lQrt sb tJUrat tt wiia.n. i. ru a. W V eaadJ C latrwdE B d baSMn Tl. rir.Jl of rrodirtaa. Cuiaaa mtlr. Orra. jaljliii UZSZX f PW'tCfir, t; jbr. Adiniriistrator's ISTotics. 1 LL nXAV H1VLVC CT.1IK aciiv.-r TIC -alakaa x ! Sm b aaiaaf tbt. amw. ta Wat. raaU&i, b Kaaalnw af Ul Kaval. at lb af Ch. W XOca. alWrxr a ta Hirr. lmL "TLTT v t"tVI-iM' JHSttl ACar-- Sara auuu r A'oicr. I want my bnrse, xj1 wfll par IsberaUv ! aay prtxaj wh wt M rae ka wfcerctiu. I lost him over a ioar ara iDrvrnpUoa: bri-ht tny. IC t.aa4 bh. star in 'orehrad. . bfdbXal; crrini tfZ & bell o hU b' Write t iiAM. 1 ILXARD. 1 jljKH tVestos. Or. , iCoznmeroial 8TASLE. FEED SALE & LIVERY. J. XT haw-a.., frefOrur. 1 Main Sircar. Rnnnsi te nnsr Sfnrfi. I IH"I WUWUftJ W,JU1IU UIU VIUIUJ Pendleton. Oregon. A Oatairw OoSt af Bw. Carrar-a aa 5aXSt ' ecraai a.a a ts rad vtimt aaS reafy Car eat. Earta Eoardti ty the Day cr JTeck at -IlrzjotcLlz Rala..... Plenty e freed and a frea raa of Comb and Brush. Beys, Coav lat.VSi. !? A. HEALEY, BOOT AND M AHUFACTURER PE.TDLETO.'V, OREGO. OHOr oo, Va;a Saw, orwoiu totifbocst. A3 O kiatd. of mart doc ta tb beat atjir, aad at 1 Ku nm. Lang dtb OO-, PROPRIETORS. Coart Street, Tesdletca, Ortgon. falaae. hettla aa4 ptnlt taalOet firafaSxt wab berrby lb betil or k.c CaCJeJ bete a ipitty i-tei.r W. J. LEE2EB, ... DtULBt LH. . W00D&C 0 AL STOVES CUTLERY, BOLTS, SCREWS, HINGES. And all kinds of IL1HD JflRE. A teseral i i'rtirat ot ,37i3r"w,ja Xtpl ea asad aad saade ta sedtr. pcurs axb irox' rirw rL'R.'i3RU TfTURVtSB IfttrLSUKXTS EXIT JL . aasd. ACEXT8 FOR FRAM BR OA AtTtcatlnral lea-raaaBta. asr-Ca-t lad exasSft ay at W.J LXCZCR. Krjfatr, ur. Cm BSSWEEI, ADVERTISEMENTS. D. Theodore. Umatilla. Oxxmox All kiads ot Liquors aai Ik choisest WINES, CIGARS, ; kept eonstantly on band at this pepalar RESORT. CITE XZ A CALL GEXTLajm A 79 ro-t TOCBarLTlta. LIYERY & FEED STABLE. K-ITUattfaeltl, proprietor. Umatilla, - Orejaa Alto keeps constantly on fcaa!, aa! fee" sale cheap, & full stock of ad dlea, hameas, etc, fctc -.S, HJenneds Mf' Ci, StAXCTACTCCZES Or SHEEP JDIPS. The Largest of ths Xixi La tie TJ. g. Rai Xiaia. tb Las af la CXar ca Uf aad pntm, raz frtf. JZ MaiaCaw. Tbisa: is SO pocaci lb bat acblsa br. CS3CZSTSATK9 Extract of Tobacci PIT rriev, S2 7S a tzEtt. Tbta ia aaaat I W fas kal Laaf Tabaapa. lYen-Pelfrsnsass I p. ma. K3i ssXac. Ttia u aay rATOXITX Bta, latter EL -CASasdX cub oaa a aay dapa af ftn&pb obbaaiaty. HEMLOCK POISONOUS Dlf . Aad bj tb rr-r.. f 2 S a pCaa dry Li uc Xati CaSaa of tbw Dy w85 mat Zzassa fix- 225 Sheep after Skexriaj- r a ta Oa aad Fir CasVe xaaa b Pmri!dg tat Trte It euty Addrt,' UU by z snacyal daaWr !a Iba C S. s. ti. KKisxors xr r OKASA, XK. j R97BC3ILO a SXAX. Ar Sla. rreJU. ! ;w. s. BYERS -rz-rstrrocs- & CO- ' JL3 XT' TtT IRi T l7 r9" TV 1 " - JBJk v HVrXX-sIILaS- 1 fSP D4tX2-, " "CX- ' nrr rrrd.r-4 -r j---! W-tx -i a) V. HALLER, ; Watchmaker fc Jeweler. ' &r ta r.ia? bZtuf, PaileUn, Cr. af r VT KrVt llhun la Vou-a. aa4 tUxf caaa I rk. ta rmrnr. abara at taar amtraa ji . 1 bar). kftft iujr. CM aid rairr. IT Plenty of Hay asd Gram MEALS & BEDS -AT- 3CLUCHAX K0 AD, AT PENDLETON RATES. F- A. FOSTER. FRANK DUNN, -Asn- BUILDEB, P.DLET0a. OPaEGSY sarttt I FBOMTHE EAST! FROM THE SASTr H. Dsnplay, Proprietor. IViae, Or-j-jo, X.U Jsn-rt, Orraci. Caarf Kwr.. TDt PXIIKESWtytO HAS JCTARKIVEO yuoif, tba Ca iart a fU tatituiu of JevtL-y. Ladaie. aad fcmu m- rr. a!ao a faU baa at Jet .-, pau aack" war. .i;odii., n.U.-v aad atatk-eerr. teaam aad eart; tollrt atticSe of alt ktads; tanra aad ao Ucj af a3 tleoiTlpUaes. a-Ky IBOCJ la tin? tar cuX ta 6tra ate a ta3 aad exasOeo tbe jacn-tra. toaysit IScCarmlc sLyea, BARBER SHOP. Hit Cnuias. Sbavlac aod- Saaaarotsc- Het Baths Alwnys Kcaiy- Mala StieeU raadlrlaa. CITY HOTEL. EEPPilLER, Or. J. W. G-ILiLORE, Ekopxistto-k. iatt aaaaB-3, arraiatatw: Caait ai3StrT St, Paul's Sctaf, A Entnti9 ami Day School for Girb. Walla W alla, W. T. fa CVilmaa Una bej iaaTSCRSDAV, StCTIMStR 3; MM. UWIporuatfortTryjfJi!ft1lt Ktt t riK aaa cr ra rsax. i"tr rortloiursniiriaa ibe Macta!. -iLVs- Lemuel jr. ITelis. JlySataJ I