Cc (East (Drfpninn.
SATURDAY SEPT. 4, 1SSO.
y.H.TinsEn. i- b. cor.
rcBusuna bt
TURNER & COX.
TERMS IN ADVANCE
Oxn Yeas S.
TOR PRESIDENT:
W. S. HANCOCK.
OF PENNSYLVANIA.
FOR VICE-riiESIDENT ;
WM. H. ENGLISH,
OF INDIANA.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS :
J. K. WEATHERFORD,
T. G. OWEN,
JAMES FULTON.
Pcmocratic Appeiattaentt.
The citizens of Umatilla county will be
addressed ta lollowa on behalf of the Dem
cratic ticket :
Fendleton, A. E. Ishara of Walla TTalla.
September IS.
VVeeton, A. E. Isbara of Walla Walla,
"September 20.
liaton, A. E. Iibara or Walla Walla,
September 21.
Pendleton, CoL C. II. Larrabee of Seattle,
October 14.
TTceten, CoL C. H. Larrabce, October IS.
Te Our ratroHS.
3Ir. G. It. Bull is cur duly appointed
agent to canvass Umatilla county on hehali
of tie East Oeeooxiax and has entered
upon his work. We would respectfully re
quest from oar fritads of the past a settle
meat of rll docs, that wc may be enabled
to Improve onr paper both in its appear
tare and its usefulness, and with the same
object in view will be glad to add the names
of all sew subscribers who desire to take
ft good county paper.
We wish by the 1st of January te jar-
chase a new and mere extensive stock of
'type of every description, and if possible a
mew press; from and after that date we
tlso propose to print both sides, i&rttsd of
ike patent outside sow used. It shall
be ouraisa not to make money on a vrcrta.
loss sheet, bst to proride our fellow citizens
'with a respectable netetpipcr, having for its
eject the promotion of the in Uresis of
Umatilla county and the State. Wa only
request the support of ear friends in this
enterprise and then if it proves & failure,
we will bear the censure.
Mr.C. C. Boa of iiatoa is authorized
"ts receive subscriptions and collections and
to receipt for the same.
TczcaK&Cor.
XScpcIilicais. Hypocrisy.
One of the most digesting features of
the policy of those s&ea. claiming to bathe
leaders of tie Republican party is their
'rank: hypocrisy, most noticeably shows in
Mheirproseripiioa of all Southern men who
iionestly Tote the Democratic ticket and
-their vrfued lore for the "repentant
rebeV who barters bis convictions and
repudiates his past conduct for the price
of as offlce. The -whole scope of the En
glish language is too narrow to supply the
stock of anathemas tfcey would beap cpon
.the former, or their false laudations lavish-
ed spon the latter. The origin of all this,
-It k needless to say, is the war; its advo
cates, znaialy tioie who never saw the
flashing of a gxm; the iapelling motive,
party capital; its fec&dation, the alee aad
arrogant assumption that loyalty to the
Coaetitatioa must of ztocecsity be loyalty to
ahe Bepublicaa party.
Cs treating this question we speak frcaa a
Southern stand-point one of the editors f
this paper bore arms on the side of the
boutli lor four years and the other, though
too young to take the field in person, bad
scores of tisdred who fought from the first
shot until the surrender, and fer those acts
we have no apologies to make. In what
wc Lave to say below we are expressing,
we believe, the general sentiment ot the
. moo
loletv in "rebeUion." I lie boutbern
States seceded because it was their belief
aad their education that they bad a right
ao te do; they look the field to sustain
their principles; they fought and were
defeated; they were offered re-admission
into the Union upon terms, dictated Vy i
Republican Adminiilratioa; they accepted
. tbc terms ia good faith asd have abided by
and intend to abide by them for all time to
4. co in e asd tbat is all there is of it, Tbey
-swore no fealty to tie Republican or Dem
ocratic party, but to the Constitution, a
iiigher power then party can ever rise to be.
But Republican era ton cry themselves
.hoarse over this "rebellion which it seems
is never te bare an end, though it bas
reased, and the great issue presented to the
-people Is whether the South shall bare
"Rebel Brigadiers" to represent it, ia its
connection with public matters. Wc ray 1
tit is to the best interests not only of the
Soatbjbut to the general government that this
ebonld be so. The brain and sinew of the
South went into tho w&r as a unit and if
-fuck were not chosen as representative
wen, there would be the alternative of on
scrupulous adventnrere, neither knowing
its wants nor caring for-them nor lor those
fii the general government, cr Ignorant
.negroes, who wonld be neither honorable
mot useful in such aphere. Moreover, we
-rould like to be informed ivLetber it is
siore "disloyal" for Southern men to be
fleeted by their fellow ettizecs to public
officthf , tlian it Is for them to be appointed
iliy 'Republican admiuistralioas. These men
bow !if their acts tbat it is not the "Tra-bcl"
eaRisvfca ssfcaxasBSF
MSBssBaas, fPff
whoso deration into public life rouses their I Grx. Trade Hampton of South Carolina
righteous indignation, but only wlteu Le J recently made a speech in Stanton, Virgin
votes the Democratic tickat at least such : ia, which hat been the occaslen of a r,rst
it the hollow mockery of their pretensioat. I amount of comment and critlciim In Itc
They hale a Southern man who follows the publican journals. It was la the first in
banner of that grand old chlcltaln, Andrew j stance tertionsly reported and parvcrted by
Jacksen, but. Oh! how they lor a man the editor of a oae-horse Republican paper.
who Trill tot a price upon his home and i
fire-side, his lart and penatet, the tradi.
tions and teachings of the past, bis kindred
of the present generation and the graves of
his sires! Let caa of them but reach ou
his bloody band and hew quick thty are
to fill it with reward. Thty will glory ia
placing a man where they would be out
raged were be to placed by any other
power than theirs. Look at James Lec.
! street no man in the South era army with
the same command shod so much blood as
he, yet, as is said by an eloquent Northern
statesman, "nothing stood between him
and civil preferment the mom est be was
willing to tern bis back upon bis old cam.
rades, who bad shared with bits tie bloody
charga, the nightly bivouac, and the over,
whelming disaster that fell upon them all
at ita dote." He is sent abroad on a high
foreign mission. TTe rcmembir when
John S. Mosbj was an outlaw and for same
time after the clou cf the war was threat
ened with the gallows for the part he play,
ed on the bloody arena be voted the He
publican ticket and has a foreign appoint
meat. Will any honest Republican say
he believes them more loyal to the Const.
tulion than Hampton, Gordon, or Lamar?
Or that be bas anv other IrtHn? far ihi-m I
than that of contempt fur the position they ,
have assumed!
But if the 3ortb is re all r afraid ef these
-Eebel BrigadtersM why don't it eend 1
of their, -to whip them as they did Urerer'
Sorely there must be a few left oat of the ;
grest armies she bad io the field, and yet
we never see them brought to the front.
It lias bad frequent opportunity to boa or
some of its military men, bet they have
always been retired te make roetn for the
heme guards. Take the U. S. Senate live
elections bas the State of Maine bald since
1SG5, but not one man who stood on a Seld
f battle has ever seen chosen; lesr Repub
lican terms have been filled frcmKew York
and each time a civilian bas been called;
five times has te State of Michigan elected
a Senator and each time the knights ef
the bomb proof have proved victorious.
Then with what face caa it raise this cry?
Xot content with this warfare en South
era men, however, these uuerable crea
tures are tarn lag their shafts of malignant
hatred upon Cec. Hancock since be
received the Democratic neainatian for
President. The mas to whom the North
has to look score than any other as its
Savier is the object of attack os the part of
thess reptiles, while he who struck bin
down ia the crisis of the war is LeM by the
right band cf fellowship. "Which occupies
the most favorable pontioa is tb eye ef
any impartial maa, the South honoring
Hancock for Hi past deeds or the Repub
lican parly Longstrtet for 7ui! TYe lerre
the qcestiea manswered.
The a!arm that has been raited about
Hancock's being under the control cf the
Scstli if elected is loo absurd to require
cosameat. TTe are unaware of any indica
tion in bis public or private life going to
show tbat be ia subject to being ceatrclled
by any one, indeed Repablkan joorcals
bare urged jrst the opposite against bias,
asd in addinoa U that the South basa't
the power or the wish te control his.
Tho States, having scoegiaj in full the
results of the war, were saaialy instrsmen.
tal is noaunitiag Hancock is the Demo
cratic Coevaation, not bceaase they thosght
be would be a tool in their hands for he
bas shows hiatelf oa all occaxioas both in
word aad In deed a t tauacb Union man.
bst because they regarded his as a man
most cmiaently qcaliCed, both by aatsre
and by art, for the place, and withal a mxn
"without fear and witboot reproach."
Sack is the opinion entertained by the
honest asd intelligent men ef all parties
and all sections, and they will show their
appreciation by giving bid rscb a msjor.
iry in Xbrtmberas will bury the party of
sectionalism and hatred Is a bottomleee
grave for all tiaae to coae.
Htm. A. E. Isham ef Walla Walla is now
at Boise City and on his return, will speak
at Baker City Stptsaber 13,TJnIoa 15, La
Grande 10, Pendleton 18, TYssloa SO aad
Milton 21st. Mr. Ifkam is a ;ood talker
and we hope to see the people turn out aad
nve him a rood hearlce. Ha was a Unlea
Uoldier, an ex-Repsblicas asd was with
j Hancock daring the greater part of the
j w.r. This will also be a good time te form
n aa cock Club at places where aoae exist,
( ijj Democrats, asd let's reiees this
, rnnntr
The Portland Bit bas changed bands asd
name asd now comes to ns as the Bulletin.
It is independent is politic, giving credit
or censure where merited without regard
to party. It contaias all the news, Is emi
nently conservative, expresses itself intelli
gently upon all matters of public import,
and while we think its editor is a Republi
can of a mild type at heart, we can take so
exception to its treatment of political topics.
To our friends of ao independent or Repub
lican turn of mind we caa cemreead so
Oregon paper more highly than lav Bulletin.
CcniHt Pelltics.
Kxw Yore, August 23. Accord iag to
the Herald, under tho new census the fob
lowing States will lose Is Congressional
representation : Alabama 1, Florida 1,
Georgia 1, Louisiana 1, North Carolina 1,
South Carolina I, Tennesaca 1. Ifsiac 1.
Hew Hampshire 1, Vermont 1, New York
3, Pennsylvania 2, Ohio 2, Indiana 1. The
following will gain; Mirtonri 1, Texas 3,
Michigan 1, Iowa 2, 17iscsnsin 1, Minne
sota 2, Nebraska 1, Kansas 3, California 2
and Oregon 1.
Ben Butler Is booked to stump Mast a.
chusetts for Hancock and English. A few
years back the Republicaa party boasted of
no blacker specimen than Benjamin, but
bis weather eve has caught the drift of pop.
ular sentiment.
The Democrats and Greenbackers in Ne
braska hare united, and that . State may
now hi placed in the Dem&cr&Uc colunaa.
The Journals of that great moral party took
up the cry and papers of such standing as
the Portland Ortgenian, claiming to bo In
dependent, bare published garbled extracts
from lime to time, wasting what would be
to some editors valuable time aad paper.
If these extracts were a part of his speech,
which these impartial critics sedulously
avoid publishing in full, we know General
Ilsmp'.on to be too honorable a man and
his actions have proved him too brave a
man to shirk the responsibility of having
uttered then. But they are absolutely and
entirely false as General Hampton hss de
clarcd and as his speech when published
In full as it was spoken proves. Yet
Scott cf the Ortgonian rehashes It with
every u?ue and the result Is that he bas re
ceived a merited rebuke from the BuEttin,
which a ne can accuse ef partiality to
the Democratic party. Oa too S7lh Inst.
It publishes the speech ia fall and com
meats editorially upoa the coarse ef the
Cht&nitn as follows:
At the request of saany fair-xnlndedfte-
nublicans. who wish to know the exact trotk
Ia recard to Senator
f -
Hampton's speech, de.
livered at Staunton, Virginia, on Jnly CCth,
we publish the tt-mfcle spaeck in full, which
will b found ia aaotber column One
journal In this city his represented Mr.
8i"
t poliUcal principles or the Democratic
psrtr are the sazee for which General Ia
and Jackf on fought in the rebellioa. Such
uh Ul8 ptiBdpM of nchJ m Joorasl, bat
not with the pure principles ot the Repub-
lican party. This is oa a par with tke crtat
ado made overHancock's itltertoSberaia,
bat the great fire kindled oa tbat eecasioa
went out with a puff cf smoke, after far.
ntsbiag a text for a few paroxyisnal exhibi
tions of campaign rhetoric"
Tax Triiuni of last week aadtrtook to
show, in the words of aaotber, that the De
Gelycr law suit which has tigared te seme
extant ia the papers recently is all a myth.
VTe would give the beja the references Is
the case for the psrpose of their enlighten
ment shesld they desire to pun Be tkeir ia.
vestigatioss further. The papers are cow
ia the possession of Mr. Emory JL Starrs,
attorney for the plalati who ebtaise4
them from the records of the ceart receat
ly. Tie atyle oT the suit is Gee. H. Cblu
tendas vs. P.obert McClelland et al. ?fo. 12,
1S1. Circuit Osrt Cook county, DJtuais
DsGolyrr& Co. among the defendants
Emery A. Sfrrs attorney for plaintiff, asd
Ex-Stastor Doolittle attorney for Uf.a
dint. Mr. Doolittle Las a complete copy
of tha papers.
Gixrrxix isstcmpiagthecesstry.be;
ging tie "dtar ppla" for their Tote ia
hit coming elsy of triaL This spactade is
simply disgusting; itmaydowellcsoaghior
a csunty caadidale tx the State IgUlatere
or eves a candidate for Cesgress bet when
itcnscee to an aspirant fer the Presic'esey
ef the Vaitad Etat. it S gaicg a little too
ethararise that fact wnald escane
aKestien fcy the day of clectiea.
Tzx Eat Grtfn JlrpuUteax says, the
TfUfran save, that a reliable geaUestaa
pasalsg through UmatQla county ssrske
saw a rebel Sag Cf iag ever a Hancock aad
English dub in Umatilla county. We
woser if this r. g. wesid know a rebel
flag if he was to sceccet The oelytUg
aaswsring h:s dascriptica that we knew cf
is the star spangled basaer ovrr ear oce I
door with -Haacock xad Esrl printed
na it. Aa iolelliact crlireo. frs-:b, -mho '
does sot recognize the Sag ef his cesstry.
"yVx usdertook aoae time bark to pab
lisbalist of the acceuicss to Uaaccck'a
rants from the Republican party. bt the
ncraber grew so much larger every week
that w were forced to daeist for want of
space. Pretty aooa we shall begin to chrs-a.
Icle those who have not come ovcryet,whea
the list will decrease each iMse, leaving
naritne. tia Xew York Tribune aai Pert. I
land Ortjmlxx whooping up their empty j
ranka oa the 2d of November.
It Is reported tbat William B. Dlatsore,
Republican elector in the 3th New York
District bas resigned bis petition and will
cosae out shortly for Haacock asd EsgKsh.
Mr. Diasmoreis promiseatly known as the
President of Adams Express Co. asd is a
man of large istlue&ce.
Wa. H. Esglish, our nominee for the
Vict-Presidency, has sever bees beaten in
a pelitical contest aad this will be bis
greatest victory.
SyracHSB RepubliCHna XZaitlBC
a Hancock Pole.
rim aa Sew Trk Saa, Xxrttx It, tUS.J
SnuccsK, Anp. 10.
A Hancock and Encliih pole, 150 feet
Mr,b, was raised ia the Eighth TTard lo
thucitj to-nirht by Repnblicans who have
crime ont for Hancock and En eliah. Flftr.
one Republicans in the ward have signed
the roll formlnr a ilrpublican
and English Club.
Tke Alabama AvtllaBCke.
(Trsa Ibe AtbauCecUitstlas.)
The editor of the averare ortan refuses
ta sccount for the tremendous Democratic
majority Is Alabama save as the reealt of
fraud. "I an not well.' remarked the
maa who was dug out from the ruics of a
brick wall. "Some malisiens person his
flung a bouse at me."
Tkey arc Weakening-.
We may be basty in fereboding a Repub
can defeat in Xareraticr. We truly hope
we aro mistaken; but, unless thero art
prompt and radical changes made in the
composition of the Republican national
committee, wc shall continue to believe
tbat defeat is Inevitable. Xetctoa Matt,)
RrpuUican.
Fio-a tH Xw York Sur, Aorut IXh, UW.
Last year only three Democratic votes
! were cast In linexrtlle, fa. row Uie town
posscscs a Hancock and x.ns;isli club with
KTeaty samcs already enrolled.
Ma. George BscxorT, the historian,
expects to complete bis histiry of the
Hailed StaUs ia October which. ke began
la lti25.Cryonia.i.
far aad past bisury shows it is aoaathtar, o'y to teirn t tk ItefaaUkaa joeircalsof;
the people bars so respect for. However. 1 "J'.11- J I"-raj I
. , l wast to defaat CarM, bsaca I rrzrt
it may be well erosgh Is ose sesSe bra ,jB) u & tZt jofcUr. ta b.
rrmind voUri that be is is the field fer posur.
thtir
Our Motto for 1SSO.
T tiAVft nn Inri nf irmiullir artth ilia Tin. !
publican party because of that act, and be?)
cause It justified and sustained It. After
snch aa act I bavo no desire to sustain the
Republican party in any way. I would not
vote for a party that would carry through
such a fraud. I think Mr. Haves was
elected by a fraud, and 1 do not mean to
have it said that at the next election I had
forgotten it. I do not say that 11 r. Hsjes
committed the fraud, but it was committed
by his party. I have no enmity to 11 r.
Hares, bat after the fraud by which he be
came President I could not rote for any
person put op tor Presldont on the Repub
lican aiJc who did not disavow tho fraud
committed. I would not rapport any
tuctaber of that party who biJ any sort o! !
mixture with that frsud. I fed that the
counting out is just as much a frsud now
as at the time it was perpetrated.
Cmables Fkixcts Adaus.
At a Democratic msis-meeting la Hobo
ken recently Ckarles If. WintJele! made a
telling speech. "Garfield," said he, - rep
resents in the most otfensive form the great
fraud which the Republican party perpttra
ted on the free and independent voters of
the United States four vears zo. Ha was
a visluni; tatexman. ills particular plane
of Republican tuefuloesa about tbat time
UT Fma ciana. ia mutilans.
. a t. a a v
WD"C r-' icraie.j
Bisssractsred a He-
pablicau majority cut of Democratic vales.
Haviug pariormed this sice nparstisa, ha
took a DosiUoa on the bench where he was
to adiedicate the validity of the verr evi.
dance he had himself manufactured. Ia nt
wbite to dicsas the va'.Witj of the Credit
Mebiliarand DeGoljcr matters aft.r this
showlsg. WaJimfti TV:.
At Gotlysburp;.
July the Fosrth, at Gettjsbcrr, cur woaa-
ded trader lay;
Another Hasoock's same was bora upon
that gtorioBS day;
There gsJlaiit HevnUdaniked his life, aad
fer the Caieo died.
And Barksdale fclL a soldier tree, epos the
other side :
Asd these who fm;ht, asd those who fell,
the hruig aad the dead.
On either side, shall honored be, by brave
meet wbom thty led.
The Soathers barp'ahall speak their feme
who bravely foazbt with L,
And Xerthera soag shalt sing their praise
who track fur unity.
Bat prabe the Lord, fram lake to gxlf, that
ye hare sees Ike day
When Hasceck's naase unites the bests that
wore the Use asd gray.
The 3Iisiaurl Carapremiir.
Tbe melaselHiJv days have come.
The ssiUcat cf the vr:
It's a Kule two wara'fer whisky.
And a little too col fer beer.
Tbe fioly thieg a maa eaa do.
If that is what he tUata,
Is ta eSrrt a eempmeatM
By musag of Ida aleicks.
Why Hancock Instead of GarjleUU
rrjnt Tmj' frcfm.
Ir I desire te pre rrvias fer my prefer
raxe for Viaetd S Haaeeek. I h'ava aslr
la tarn to the eelean Af the RefmUleaa
papers of Ameriea ia 13; iildettreta)
prove dUtrvit of Jasnrs A. GsreM, I have
Tr Renvbiicaa appetite for Hancvik
i -
leUers fets been telle it-I. Tawwioiei-iriiri r -t rx r t
I bit at t letter to Sbtrraas t-aad It at! QJJ?j j4 g-yf
i .-iji. aa a karca-tcescr?. aie. i ot.
I
NEW TO-DAY.
Sstxay Ifotico.
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Ota Imrt aar
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rac. b. r sniccarr. ' I
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.atiosaI Dcmocralic Phlfdrs.
Ta tVaaaatar V-T aT ia CsAt Sutn fcs cna
tM) a-Be axiar
rm-W taVsf omntirt m la ta enxHUtiae I
at aVetna aet traaMasa af tka Iscratte nnr niOr 1 t
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mt Ptiaacrntc Utinaa aa-i firfccu, a4 iaa tic
ta tka titltara at tt tait ttlrAil eacttaiata at Ikl j
JrotjCjyi:Ua Io mtnHnltma 1 liil ixt
tui sty pm ai a u tVpancwcta ts u. a&i
uv ta emir. wMirrrr a t bm at rv"tf
a ml In pQCUm . vm nrafteary la. upnMt a(
e&rzS as4 tut fee U rl af atrl, tan case actiaw
ta tm Kttr4 193 fmniai
TbtrS Xeerm rear. Saat4 starry xr4 Miict ti3
Uttaer af tb pajkiac (4KB. tocKMisc ef ptH, kArrr
asS ratrtctrruUtri aa e.aua4, t UArt
ouurunntJ' la pi&e U& IUK aad TMt.t,
ax4 a urtC Car rtrow esly
Feenk Tb asUctaataaa mt tb aoSataiy tVa
cam 11 t. aad a fnrxl a&S UUjrvcis rafana af tbc
rH iTTWr.
mtb lUrbt I a frr lhaBjt a tb rtitl prMrta-
Ur. tt all nrkta 4 B4t aU aUH lm oalaUlaoi M
crrry rA at tb t'Clttvl 5tatni
NtttTbcrxtailea4aiiMn!iea It nrrrratetaata
of combiner acty. asd It da! af tb ttbt la aar
rnea4 ttbBe bat Kb trara aae ery Bar
bah, ta taMnfetatr aad otatract f tkrrticc a4 tb
ipmr4ntl aa mt tbc vh ta BMlsUta lu mmrt
maa tmpaiat tarattl Ibe jop!a aai trnl
tbatr laatitstaiasa,
SVrratb Tb prat Triad at UTS. 17 -akkh, Bfa
ataiMtosataTtb lctenl rata ! UiW, tba
caadaUU defeaXad at tba poH. via aJTd ta b pn
Idral, aad Sur tb Snt Ucta la lewrtna bUlery tbt
Kttb7laaftaaia aadrr liml oT BUS
ury aJae. strack a dradJjr bUtr at tw ijitrai ef
fTptaarataiirr saiatl. Tb Pnemlie ranr. lo
prrw-r UiatoaeliT tbbmc of a OtII war,
xibmxud far lb Uia la tb Crm aad ralrtota: rutb
tbat tb rapW a os 14 (jaih tbl rrlo: ia HS1 Tbla
owl frtermn aa daarf vry tbr II tat"
Bar aaprd 4y spa ta pv ar Ui cataa ttua
1 fcWmM ewo
ITe tamt tba eoem af Ibis adslsktra- j
Uaa la Kuktee titct tat pahtxat crnBiaa!. aad 4a
taied a rrtara by uuu bic& baB suka tt farrrfr
tsipwtbKteraaXaatol caMidale to Imbe bU y
ta tba xal mt a aanr by taHalam nro tb feic.
Ill trad afala lo ieilEM ta crmaada, aa4 vas ra
crlTrd mb arplaaa I
Maulirrniatianarsaiaatj Tt a sat ara-e
ta br a candidal tar iWUm, lb xa!lrd
abkb h aaaHatlad by awJorltj tt blaenaatrf Ba,
aa4 rmca alilcb be vaa atrlodad by tbc lfn ml Iba
Kt-aabHcaa rrtr. u irtnrm 67 mr ntaacnu ar im
Cctu4Fuusriibaralbllir.aBd tby dcUr tbr
caaS4ao le bt aWdora aad paUletaa and nlrsnly
xoaatllrC by U aasiolt of Ibe caaiaaa .Mtay aad
tby rsnber drctar to bin t!t b 1 faSeard tale
tb miremral b bia chca lt kiaKir by lb
tilby aad rrrpaet af bts frfo rttlirsa, wbo racird
im at ooa b. by etaraliax lb atasdard tt paMe
neraiKy aad aarel( aad rnrtfTtec ibe raid. srr
vler. lartlU tb tatUcc frilitoda af bla eooauy aad
bit r"y-
Tralb Fir b!( aad a llxln; hxra for Aerrtcaa
ceaiat ea Ibe aea aad o lb land; as etatr.miBa
ale rvr artnarporutioa tiaas, corrcraUoce er
noroiUj.
teal
Eteraatb XsKednmt mt tba Sartlepsia IrralT:
eo taor CblaM ImnHtriUoa ezcrpt lar tmtt, da I
cation aad lorrtjp encaaertr, aad Ibmla carsfaliy t
l"L . ,
Taenia ratiie ceey as pabue crru 1 lor rceuc 1
pa
itiwa mMc and Mbiw Uad rr act ail kuwi
TMrlrrstlt Tbatrinarntletailr U the frltad (
Utnraad tl tabnrloc maa, aad pSfdxra Harlf ta
lt blot alike alcu tba eansorasu a4 tb ewo.
naac.
roerteeetb VTa rooenle'tt ll eoaatry epos Iba
betvrstr aad drift of tbe llraiacnlle tncrrfat bi
bat redaoM tb pabtle vxpredltsr Sto,oo.OiO a jar,
sa Iberoailoajiilmi nt arwtrUyal bam aad tba
aatlacal boaor abroad, aad aber all, apoo Ibe prm
la or seb a rban la Iba adralahtratlca of tbU
pirdrasiret aa abalt lasrall rrnntM UUs; rwtea
'a vtiy ditatat t Slae ivbcstnlor.
ijL,iJMiJWgwCTWiiiAMjaiiJaBsttiaMiiiAji
ADVERTISEMENTS.
TI1K
VALLEY ACADEMY
A Bwtrdiny and Bay SrAW Jar Boy.
WALLA WALLA, W. T.
Krcoml Yvnr llflna Mo u da jr. Sli. fith.
mills b4MUa mmamt ibafaacb Ea-tiab aad Oaa
JL iwiIumw. Wa ao'ini If wf a m-
am Stat
Ucttn, vruna af Seaevk. feoif rrv i
wublsc. Site T una r 2ewtka. Ti (tr
ructUni tuUtaA Ika miM.i.
KEV.J. D iltCttSKVe. M A, N H.
;i O. Das ZUi K3lZ Zia WalU WaHa, TT. T.
25 Dollars 25
SAVED
By buying your SEWING
Machines at the
Store in Pendleton.
Ivrtu. ssu. WACaivEe- rox tie as cooo ir
tM. Mar 1U ru W tMfbt (mb ITiani Ut
SCO. lf; kar Iras Wmmj mm Hf il ui
It Oa aw ef ku Ulx. . 1 ;nf ia tuk S,
Tt Bwat pnM a4 jcMat imisi aaicUca
ail. Tta Ulat twfrwi4
sac -tlx.- in
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Tnt irui tZA u lie.
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fvu, Cxc, he tl Dwtua
Jctsc Failing.
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ET,
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Baaw, rt1rta 0Vi
aurSif
A. HEALEY,
BOOT AND
s is: o as
M AH UFACTURER
SHOP M V'ats J
NCT-ICS.
Ueppcerj - -
OrsHMta !
a
I Jilt
Tkrxftc r xisrr ttixr-riBcas ramrrr
j. I t rwnl Sue
Patronapu Solicit cel.
a. jrsLLLonr,
aanr Jmtkam f mt rum.
WOOL !
w y
Xrttaav Or.
s, Furs &5i!Ia!ls7,!
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GEHEnAL K-RCHA.'iT
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11 m . . . .
Vara ft.. &ft tuom Sa. WaXa Wt
coszr.
ii Tntt ax. ranbtvi
JuXIU
via mvuwmMi .
Lang c3 co,i
PROPRIETORS.
Ceatt Street, PecidleUo, Orvgas.
5aVae. bctt aad yriau liaiH fara' bad vtab
beerby sb VaaOaartac. kMlwi
3. a TrxxES. x. . onx.
TURNER & COX,
.a. -J sat Xzs
OSlce Is East Otwoxux besildisg
up flairs. Peadlctea. Or.
PEALZR IV
GENERAL: .
it)i f S"S la, f-t ZJa W S a 1
lifMIJX. J J S ai tm 3 t
Great Reduction in
SUMMER DRESS GOODS,
Gents hummer Clothtn
Ol
To Close Out Stock
....JUST RECEIVED....
A Fixe Assortment of
Ladies and Children's
Hosiery and Gloves, Em
broideries, Silk and Lace Ties,
Ruchings, Etc.
A Complete Stock ol
, GROCERIES
fnmri.
CROCKERY.
BOOTS AND SHOES,
HATS AND CAPS, ETC.
CARPBTS, WAIL PAPER,
etc.
C2T" Call and examine prices. , fff)
LEHMAN BLUM,
i'cadlcten, Oicfttn.
w. amrH raavt um. ss - " - . n awl m
m a ta W atalr. m4 at mm- ?fm'1 X ? v x.m ai araiir
LEGAL.
irotica for Publication.
Lisa Othci l.t Cai'cr, Os., 1
4r- I'M l
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tHtitr aa SSM Uca af Mi tauattea i oJte j
saal ffr ia sapfmt fcu curb. s4 Hfr as- aa ,
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aa4 Wm. WUUkj, M aTCaamite. CaaMU 0 Of
Aaraiit UZ3WT X Q?,'lCKr. IWaUf.
Summons.
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Caa .r I'at.mu u.
Vtrj X Lann.rUlafrr.f. Jm. R. Uarj.Baftsiait
Taiaa K Ia'tj. ItoSteaW.
IX THE NiHI OF TUC SMrZ OF CSCOV. Ta
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ya far iaa ao af ItM aa iktru is.ofca
im SraIXiS)ttUaala(aUaa4iSuksiatetata
at temm.
ttn Haaiu fhtt.tl St rr af la Ha L I.
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a la Satf ttr TtU . TtA.NSX k oiX.
ia aiuAtji ut ruai.r.
te Sk Om Cawt af Ik. SUM af Prje, fmr ka
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DiseoSutioa Notico.
a. kui Mt aaeraaae aa Mm aaa a
mam at . aw K.
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I securer b Ito'.ire.
onrr t BSSKsir cirrx tuj aa. i.rat
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Xati TlSv. 4a-J
T;rarr a raaiaif. jmarnji
Adminisrrator's Notice.
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J-X. tj- mt iUtttm. TaMBSaM. Sll lilt, an Sll!
r tm i nl ia. aa l fay i TMelMwa,
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aa mt aVta aAw. aa JXMS3I KlLLIX.'t' Tt- ,
aaaataia rr-a .? a4- . iajft t StaaW. '
tStSv. . SariaC-tU.TSX.Xat
ta aac aawivi uu naawn, a
iv aaat xtn a a., nt w x
mmm T I Oil, a Oawarntt. rnaHli nairf. tax. ;
aaaAX HC.'vai W. Vlkr, tUpm.
noiicc fjr Pcblication.
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mtw-mi kwaaiH km awaa. aa tmrwm
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laaaCasatrCaanareWttoi
co of Piaal Settlttsient.
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vsr
mt ev-- x-aai rj C TTicaav a-a-.. k.rj
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ts xa4 ataaat ia nk ay mt tccax. a.
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STABLE,
-
1-fc.t.U bALb & LIVERY.
3. W. Ko.mjr, rrafr.rur.
: Main Sbee!. Opposite Drugstore, !
PcutHc.orSj Oregon.
CwaairU OavSt af Brr- CwTUc asd Sadat
Ha ahraft ta iitmiista aad ready r . j
HwrttJ Bcanltal hy tXc IUy er Jfeei al
-ifeaxawoWe Bala
Flentv or Feed and a free use
of Comb aad Brush.
&yx, Caata asd Sa it.
ros-tTO 1
W, j. LEE2EB,
. . DEALER IN
WOOD &C0AL STOVES
CUTLERY,
BOLTS,
SCREWS,
HINGES.
And all kinds of
MjIRD UViRE.
X atftl anurlBMat ct
Kpl ea huj aad buJ to ardcr.
puars and iron- rtna rtJCN-isnan
TJUKUINO tStXitCTS SETT
JL aa. Ivin-l
t GENTS Riet JKANK DRS&
J. Asetewtlal&l laptaavbt;
XtHatilaaat exxmlaemr str iloct-'TTJ
Vf.J t.rrasn.
Jwrl" IUnror, Or.
i
X aa I life i tmmm
aa iai at aa m i
rnaaair. j
aaar i WI rUtt-USav - - -
a aiaj a a. sraaa ,
WacavW-aaaaC Ckaa. )
- - aeai aa fa aa i re rrifianti. 1
! Iltl- ' Sun ff .-
Saajaaw. j
ADVERT1SEWENTS.
D- Theodore.
JJaATILLA
Oczaox
All kinds or
Liquors
and the
choisest WINES, CIGARS,
ete.
kept eonstanily on hand at this popular
EESORT.
CITE MS X CALL nErrTMXX XXB
TOi TOCC3ELVXS.
IH
LIYERY k FEED STABLE.
propriotor.
Diaa tills, - - Oregon
Aha keeps costs tan tlr on Laae, aai fer
sale etp, a full stock of rad
dles, haraeM, etc, etc
S, HJennedj's Mf'g Ce.
Kaxcfacicaxrj or
SHEEP BIPS.
, ., , . -
ice Largest o: tee aizz in tJte U- e.
vOT"
ZTC
Ham r-jr Uu af l cSSie-
rt-Zx"' Mji,?,
3121,!?
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Sa M ftwia tl S4 ntlai xt.
CONCXXTZjITJD
Extiaci of Tobacco
CS'U'K)
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rn, 12 TJ a
im a 7 1 -T Sm1 Lef Trt.torB.
"on-Po!aouoit Dip.
IS as a i.Caa. 7Vu u ar riTOXMS E
HEMLOCK POISONOUS
DX".
Tim, ii IS a plWa. Xa
3y ia im
rrtTacar t-3p aSVseka
Ssaajh fjr 225 Sheep aft-r Sisarisj.
Txi tf aa A aa rw. Sk caaa oa
fSl Cmcsiaa SVr ut
IjrrjhVttt imi Tree t ay AiSrwt,
:U ay al j rat rift Jar ta Ska 7 fi.
s.n. KcxxEors jrra rj
X ZIXX. XrU. aXaaa.
BYER3
& CO-
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MXXCTH-mJMS XXS tZXL2a IX nozs.
(Ai. za
jW. KALLER,
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: WaXchtanktr z.
iWfeea. Or.
Pleerty af Hay aad Grata
MEALS c BEDS
-AT-
LSE'S ETOftMafWT,
MEACH.UI ROAD, AT
PENDLETON RATES.
F. A. FOSTER.
FRANK DUNN,
PEADLETOiV. 0REG0X.
myW
FZOXTIISEAST.' FJiQSl Tift' MAST.'
S. Dtmpay, Proprietor.
' rvDrta3,0trWitia5tnorT,cat .
: 'IVH c rx8ftKXEX uxs Jtvr JiEarrEO ntoic
JL tk Em b a M amtaarat rf Jairr, Uui
fcaa. --. .r.3 m afj , ih
l,Sa7
I naaa at aaamm
Uaaaaf ai
ary eaataa tt rb? ter ad.-Sa
OtT km a c2 aad saaaa Sr rauattraa. .
BUJSU
Dr. Gro. C. Harris.
lOredsata af JcaVnoo Kolxal Oattrfr, TtJtx, fx
Orncx ov main street, orrrtsns codkt
mam. iNadtiUe. HA Tataer. tfaHn X OmW.
Knbt.aa tUni aucat, fraaiie reaidcacB af
3 ii Tnr.
Cw- Caraate aad dinn of am as4 cbHirra -S5I
afctaSy. ay 3
CITY HOTEL.
HEPPiYER, Or.
J. Y. GILMORE, Pkopkietor.
nmOasbacM. XTtry bte; bv. Ciai
Sf, Paul's Schoo
A Bfmliag and Bay SAedfr Girls.
Walla Walla, W. T,
Tb CJiriH5x lra NfrleaTHrRSnAV. SKTTCntR
2, UW. Il b leararual fee vry pepU to ba inal
tba narr b v or vae ttex.
FtrrnkuurtadJrttti tb rrieeiral, ,
Airs. Zcmuct 11. iritis.
ktaaaf ar u-.w aawu im ! n xl 4s( x-a-4
taaar. a .ajar at a- ;ariin 1
fia kaaay m mm jm?. U
BUILDER,