The east Oregonian. (Pendleton, Umatilla County, Or.) 1875-1911, January 01, 1881, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textass tc (fast rtprimt. SATURDAY .JAN. 1, 1SSI J. TCSXER. U B.OOX. . rcnusHEo nv TURNER & COX. TERMS IN ADVANCE Oxc Teak 3- I'M for Jt8. Dunhcay. In the Inst issue of the AVtr Xorthxat we "aoto the followinc, clipped from a letter of 'Airs. Doniway written from Pendleton: The Tribune, a lire weekly Republican "paper. Is friendly to oar mission, but the East Oiiegosiax, J. II. Tamer's paper, is tn the rampage after us, as ushal, with the classic vernacalar of the Barbary Const The rood citizens are ashamed of tho tbinij that thinks itself an editor, and which, with Ihe sublime impudence of the pappy that barked at the moon, sent ui a copy of its paper containing its scnmlity if itk itt amt jtlisAOit. It is easy enongh to furnish un answerable arguments in favor of richt and justice, bet it is impossible to furnish those voters who lack understanding with suffi cient brains to comprehend them. If Mr. Taraer wants any more apologies printed in the Xae Xoriforeri. we'd advise him to dismiss that poor apology for an editor or take his own same from the columns 6T Ills paper." Before commenting npon this tirade we would remark that we are loth to eater up oa personalities -with a we -won't say lady aor woman, even nondescript in woman's clothes. Not that we have any admiration for the Individual (she calls us "thing") in question, but because we bare too ranch re. sped for womankind to fce instrumental in bringing any one resembling, if not com posing, an element thereof before the pchlie in en unpleasant attitude, perhaps. We should not do so in this instance bad not Hrs, Duniway offered the provocation and TolcBtatily placed herself in the field. As to the East Oregoxux being "J. H. Turner's paper," we have only to remark that snch a misstatement was either made under a mktake of bets, or intentional with the object of belittling onr opposition. J. H. Turner owns just one half of the East Oeegoxias and L. B. Cor owns just the other half. As to the statement that "the good citizens are ashamed of the thing that thinks itself an editor," wc would say "the good citizens," or at least those whom wc believe to be "good' have a strange way of expressing their sentiments. If abase has overtaken any of them, wc assure you, Mrs. Dnaiway, there is no outstanding debt. Our associates, we do not believe, are asham ed of u. and if others are. we say it is a case of Eoctnality. Bat perhaps your ideas of goodnest in citizenship do not accord with - ours, and indeed there is ground for so thinking. The simile of "the psppy that larked at the moon" is good. We did not see any particular resemblance in this am paibyms b'ped to the noon, bat presume ij must exist somewhere as the 'arguments" era an alia;; therefrom appeared to us at the time to be all moonshine. And this "thing" "seat ns a copy of its paper containing its scurrility itith itt eoxplimaiU." We al ways send a copy of our paper to any visit, ing gaUleman or lady knoprn to either pro prietor ol the E. 0. and humbly apologize for having made a mistake in the present instance, as we fear we must have done, as this is the first presentation which has met with each a reception. Begirding "scur rility. 2Jrs. Duniway. we would advise yoa to go a little slow, for you are on daageross ground. Perhaps yoa do not comprehend the language used by yourself ia your bar Tangoes to the dear people, or you would sever have allnded to "scurrility." But that unfortunate Jailing of yours, and we speak the universal sentiment of everyone whom we have beard allude to the subject, and some of them strong woman safTragitta, injured your cause in Umatilla county more than yon can repair in two years. To call everyoBC oppoeed to you a lool for sot doing as you do, or an idiot because he doesn't see things as you see them (which you do in effect); or to characterize the mothers, wives, or sisters of the opponents of woman suffrage as simpletons, ia not calculated to make you friends. All this mixed ia with poor oratory, bad acting, coarse jokes aadwlgar and slang langoaget appears to be a little bordering on the "scurrilous," aad we have heard it strongly condemned by those whom you probably coasider your friends, and commended by aoae. Perhaps, however, it effects your cads better thaa a decent mode of proce. dare would, for the truth is, Mrs. Duniway, car idea of year position is just this : Yoa are act sincere and honest in your pro fessions, but you have undertaken this en terprise from a deair for notoriety, and for the money yoa make out of it in your ap peals to the charity of the people. We do sot speak enviously of you at all in this last Matsmeut either, for upon every occasion tfesl we heard yon speak we donated yon, we believe, as liberal an amount as any one preseat,on the principle that we always give to beggars. Coaceralng your statement that, "it k easy enough to furnish unanswerable args meets in favor of right and justice, bet it is impossible to famish those voters who lack UBdersUadtag with sufficient brains to ioomprebead them," we would reply that if yes eoasiiter aaylbing yon may have said here as aa "aaanswerable argument'' we are sot surprised at your not being able to farai-frh brains to "those voters who lack Baderataadiag," aad we will say there are very maay of them in Umatilla County. As to the matter of "Mr. Turner's wanting any mere apologies printed in the JTeu JTortJi vol," jt is probably sufficient fcr those "lacking aaderstaading" to say that he has sever asked or wanted any apology to our knowledge, and if the Has Sorilaixtt had coafined itselt to the facts and the truth there would have been no occasion for an apology heretofore. And as to your advice to dismissthat poor apology fo enedllor." we would answer he can do so by paying to the aforesaid "apology" $1250 in gold coin of the United Slates, and aot other 'wise; ' 1 ' la coaclosion and by way of a littlg, ad. vice, Mrs. Duniway, rc yonld say that to injure the success vt an innovation, oa a general rule, tho leader therein should be j one to inspire, respect, admiration and en , thuslasm you do not. Therefore, if you areuuuuiiuiu wuMimiiuua iu juui fits- fessions yon can best serve your cause by staying at home and pursuing the calling for which yon intimated nature had more peculiarly fitted you, thaa art has for effect, ing political revolutions. We think this advice w ill be endorsed by the tight (S) mem bers of the Umatilla County Woman Suf frago Association at its next session, should it ever meet again. Perhaps this language may not be pleas ant to your ears. Without provocation it would not have been written, but when you voluntarily throw down the gauntlet and tako a man's place in the lists you must be prepared to take your shot with the sauie degree of torridity that he would be liable to expect. Jtaltroatl. Oa December 21th Mr. II. Tbielson ef Portland, chief engineer of the Oregon Railway and Navigation Co, was In Feo. dleton and upon his professing a deslr to talk railroad, a meeting of our citizens was hastily called and well responded to. The large dining hall of the Villard House was filled at the appointed hour by our repre sentative men and property hold era. Mr. ThteUon said that he had come to speak to the people of Pendleton concerning the course of the road sow In process of con struction across the Bine Mountains. He said that he wished if possible to locate the road through so thriving a town as Pendle ton and with that object iu view had caused the survey of the route down the Umatilla river to be made. This work having been carried sufficiently far to test its practicaUl. ity he was prepared to say from the reports of his field engineers that he considered the . . . ' .. ,, . . route entirely practicable, and while it j wouia lorce nts company to auuiuonai ex- pease to follow the river,he could jive great encouragement (but could not at the time make any official promise) that this course to the woods and pursuit ha been so far ua wocld be adopted, provided the people along ssccessfcL the route would contribute the desired as- j Moriarty. who bad been assaulted by sistance. He asked of them the right of iSchmWe,armeared against him in a San way down the river and depot grounds t Frandsco police court. "Did he hare a Pendleton. The laUer.howeve,. necessarily Llaee ffi'LSeU' that the Company would look to the gov. emment for. A. committee of our citizens consisting or S. RothcbOd. Judge W. a LaDow and J. H. Turner was immediately appointed to solicit right of way from the property holders along the line of the pro posed rente, but from the stormy weather prevailing they have as yet beca unable to act. Upon receiving the report of the re sult of their efforts, Mr. Thlelscn said he would at once announce officially as to whether the road woula be located through Pendleton or not. We deem it unnecessary to impress upon oar readers the many advantage certain ts i accrue, not only to Pendleton but to the whole scope of country alenr which the road would run, from its location through our raid:. We thick every one must see this, and we would only urge upon them not to let the golden opportunity pass, for 1: nay not come soon again. e hope to see all interested parties come forward and liberally respond to the very reasonable preposition Bttde by Mr. Thklsoa. fromIhe capital WAsarycTos, D. C, Dec. ; 1th, 1SS0.' Ever body is disappomted that the Hosie should have gone into a wholly useless dis cussicn or the w-iy to count the electoral vote, but it is thought will early repeat or its folly and go back to besintss. As to tfce condition of the appropriation bills, the Chairman ol the committee said yesterday: "I have already reported the fortifications and pensions, and on next Tuesday and Wednesday expect to present the diplomatic and West Point bills. I think they will all be passed by the House in the order named v.-r ti .i i- i-t. . . , ,, . . , Im Ii iritlnc pnmi"Minitil mint In P. , e- ting the tails reaay for reporting, aad I The Occfdeat Packing Company at As thlnk the District oi Columbia aad naval tori a have commenced puttinc op the frame bills w 111 be rcadr aoon. with a ttron- eroK. k their building. They intend to .bilitr of nMtrn, teth .f !W Tn th Houbeforeholidaya. ThelegUl executive, and judickl, the snniry civil ana deficiency uuis are generally me last to be brought up. I think I will get the most of them passed before the counting or the tni ii "11 , already before Coagrea. or nearly ready for preteoUhon. Private bllhv-cf which an caormous number are on the calendars of; both Houses will not probably lake up much time. The Senate oa Thnrsdsy acted on one, a pension bill, and so decisively re jected it that others will not be pushed. The Foti charges Mr. Hayes with an in decent attempt to get several Justices' off the Supreme Court bench so that he msy appoint his personal friends ia their places. However, this may be, it is thought at least two of the Justices Swayne and Strong will retire before March 4th, aad that the vacancies will be promptly filled. Mr. Hayci is also interesting himself ia retiring oSIccri of the army who by the letter of the law may be retired. General Ord ww retired this week, aad ills believed General McDowell will follow soon. I am afraid from the indications at the meetings of committees baring charge of IbeYorklowa Centennial celebration yes-' terday, that there will be a lack or funds to make it a success unless contributions khall bo promptly made throughout the Union. The almost unanimous opinioa of the com- mittecmea was that Congress would not appropriate more thaa the $20,000 already glvca. There is a favorable sentiment among a majority of the members of the House pos tal committee to subsidize a line of Brazilian steamships. Vi'hea the regular postal ap propriatlou bill comes ap for action ia the House, the post office committee will have aa ameadmeat-to offer looking to snch sub sidy. CAiinoix. Old Mother Wbecsc-em-up seems to be rather partial io her friendship judgiag from a letter written to the lieu Northitul from Ahis place, narrating among other things her arrival in Pendleton. She ex presses therein "great delight" la meeting Mrs. M. J. Hall, but no one else. This is rather alighting the rest of the sbter and biolhcruood. On motion of Hon. T. n. Brents, the nouse oi representatives, on th- 111, took up ana powj me uiu report! Ittt sa.ioa from the public lands oommittre fur ihm re lief of settlers on restored railroad landa. Jt provides that all twrwmt rl,n .hall It.vn settled and made valuable and permanent imjxvicuicuis upon an j f xi a numbered sec tions ol land within any railroad withdraw. 1 1 a a- f.a . . ui, u gwK. tana wun perniistioa or license of the railroad company for whote benefit the same shall have Ixsrn mad, and with the expectation of pnrchaaing of snch coro- luj i me iaca so settled upon and imnror. cd my, forany causc.be restored to the public domain, and who at the timeol sach restoration may not be entitled to cater and acquire a title to such land under prc-emp. U'm. homestead or timber culture acts of U United States, shall be permitted at any time within three months after auch minr. ation and under snch rules and regulations as the commissioner of the general land of fice may prescribe, to purchase not to exceed ICO acres in extent of the same by legal subdivisions at the price of 5 50 per acre and to rcoeire patents therefor. The bill now goes to the senate. Atierian. The post office safe at Oregon City was broken open and robbed on the nljfht of Dec. 22d. to the tune or $3,1 CS 73. At latest advices no clue bad been obtained to the robber, or robbers aa the case raxr be. An en trance waa made from the rear of the building and the safe forced open with wedges. Of the amount Jl.tHS 23 was pott office money.t-tOd sumps $37050 belonsiag to the Grand Lodge I. O. O. F while $SM was the private property of Mr. Bacon the post master. Three prisoners, namrd Chase, Kelly and c,aivTI,T""eftd F "7?100. Dtpa,J bherifl. locked him in a cell and escaped from the county jail at Astoria Occcmber letn. cnase was brought Irom Sa r ran was in lor siaootng capu User, and Kelly (n. V rvi t ta- I. I km T"1 M.I the kind conaayled about his persan. but it was a brick he struck me wid, replied Moriarty. Iir,coii stands at the head of the wheat crowing states, the product for lirO being 50,583,000 bushels. Madison county was the banner county this year having an averaze of 141.37G and the enormous yield ot 3-S3C.400 bethels, or aa a vera re of 25 bsshclt per acre. This beats the Orcgea average scvea or eight bushel . The Indians of the Yakima reservation last year raised 35,000 bethels of wheat, he. sides various other product, includinc 1000 tons of hay. They have built a handsome church and many comfortable fAmbectea, and less than 10 per cent of ther wants are supplied by the Gorenacnt. The StaU EighU Dtsweret tells of two bays of Linn Col, Orri Kizcr and Nestoa McKay, who were Ladly horsed by a pow. der explosion recently. They are Loth do ing wdl at prescst. An Albany county firm has contracted to fcrnub the Narr Department for fl.900 ith a stick of oak timber V) feet locg and 5 fee: square at the middle. Although very early this season, it has been discovered lhatdcriegthe pretest wha ler ice will, as usual, freeze with the slip pery side up. Representative Pare wants to make the anniversary of the day or the discovery of .aacnea a nauoaai iioiioay, Sitting Ball's crowd are almost starring and have little amsnitioa. -Tbey are about perscaded to ester Fort Itaford and surren der. The Louisville Cntrier-Jcvnal foots up that Garfield has C.731 votes orerllaoocck. while Ihe combined oppoaitioa role over untie u u jwpM. Mr. Daniel Manning, of Sin Diezo Co. J Cal, told, in ten months, 1,700 decra egjrC , from two hundred bees, for which he ! oUujDed 350- I The amocsl of annie whitkr made in OraareandSuMexeoucUes,h.J.thbyear f m .. j i win bcever iw.iw raiioas. ,rc Jt Bader io a few weeks. sexsoa, direct from LircrpooL The amount rcceirco tut season waa terra tbnssand. ! Gen. O. O. Howard takes command at ! WcU l!ol ad Ceoeral Xelsoa A. Miles 1 succeeds him as commandant of the Dc partment or the Columbia. . f ?ff sjSFSftTC County Speaker oT the House of the Idaho letalatcre. Judge B. P. Boise has reached home from j bis eastern trip "Black-leg'' is reported to be rxcln g among Baker County cattle aad is said to be daiag macu carnage. A barrel will hold 07801 silver dollars. The Entcrpritt learns that over SOO.000 young salmon have been turned into the Clackamas to shift for themselves, from the listen cry. Patterson Dunn, at Dayton. W. T baa been placed under $2,000 boads for the kill. ing ot u. A. lccartaey. Treasurer Wric'it of Dourlss county was the first to send lu the taxe this year, having seal to balem a total of f I0.U0U. Tcesdar. the 14th last, was Ihe 79th birth dar of Geo. Jot. Laze. Ia the evealnc j the general was tendered a serenade by the ttoaeuurg string ana comet bana One hundred and revcuty-flve head of i unsimas caiue, averaging a ton csen, were . ,u ,a UDl" " Pr ccsu- The Linn cnuntv farmers are now turn ing over the soil aa fast as possible. The land is in good condition for plowing, and better weather for ouUide work could not be asked fur. Louisiana has set aside $20,000 to supply her cripple soldiers with woodea limbs. Improvements will be added to Kinney's mJllj.Salem,n;xt summer that will Increase the capacity for grinding flour to over 600 barrels daily. Forty-three railroads hare keen started in Arkansas la the last two years. Through arrangements made by which wo get the Walla Walla Daily Blattman, we arc enabled to keep our readers advised of the latest news, the freezo up to the contrary aotwiibttaadiBg. Tim, I want to borryyoar black Sunday pants to attend afuoeral," said oae Iriabmaa to another. "And whoso funeral Is it ye are so anxious to attend in mc black Snaday pants? "Your owp, be dad, cf yon oou't lead 'em to ac." "A horse! a hrrset ay klardom for a horse!" shouted a tragedian in alllack Hills theatre, "Dera yer kingdom." replied a gnzzly-bearded old minor, "Put up f 13 and 1 11 bring you a critter qnickcr'n a Chinaman can steal shirt." The actor escaped by a luck window aad lit oat for Boston. The defeated candidate is like the old bachelor, who says he once fell la love with a beautiful young lady, but abandoned all idea or marrying her when he round that she and all her folks were opposed to the match. Tourist "Isar. lior. what's the name of that bill yonder T Boy Dunan." Tourlit "Don't know? U iiat! lived here all your Ufa and don.t know the naraeofitr' Hoy "No; the hill was here afore I corned." Chat, C. Frary, of Adrian, Mich., says: To my complete surprise, I obtained a good night's rest, the first night I wore an" Only Long Pad." I have suffered Irom Asthma for years. Ste A Jr. J. S. R. Scovlll, Morris. Ills., says: When your "Only Lung Pad" came in hand, my son could not raise hit head. He is now up aad gaining every day. See Ad). A country paper heads the marrisre of a bachelor of fitty-serea years. "Another old Landmark Goee." IFetten Cerretpendence. DrxcxBrx 28, 1560. Fj. E. O. A few days ago there was a sad affair occurred at Miltoo Vetweea Wm. Stone, a young man living Ia this county. and a number of the citizens of that place. in which Mr. Stone's borss was shot aad daageroatly wounded ia several places. Stoae evidently fired oa bis adversaries and maay shots mere fired at hlra. He was immediately arrested and held to aaswer. He is a young maa who has hitherto borne a good reputation and nis maay warm iriends wherever he it known. He had no difficulty lo giiing the required bonds at the best citizens of the place came to his assistance without hesltASCy. Bespeetfally, Joxatbax. POPULAR SCIENCE NOTES Scieatltts vary nrach ia their belief re garding the probable bright of the earth's atmosphere. Xot cany years ago the gen eral iJea placed It at lrs thaa 100 miles. Some iavestlgatcrs have reached as high aa 250 nllet. but now cornea Professor M Lta- desr. after several years of study and fever, tlatloo who places the distance at not 1-m than 22,000. Ia corrobatkn of bis calcala- tion, be show, somewhat conel.tlrely that f the beizht at which meteoric nstter be-! Cetnct i a . it.. i ' icaauixiai oa ippmw nip ioc . earth it fsr beyood the distance heretofore assigned to it, and therefore there nait be aa atraofphere at that great dlttAaec to pro. i dace the lacaadesccace, nit theory it alio ' streagtheaei by the bellet cf other emlceat J . V U . m ' ..Illicit, tteb . - roavcm3t aid the revolting of the rao aroandthe earth, to the taficearc of this extended belt of atatrphcre. Other!', these gentlemen claim that, the mooa world rcTolve aa do other pUacts around the sc Under the dirccticci of the Vieaaa Cv graphical Society, aa Important Austrian expedition trader the leadership of Or. Em 11 Halob. will shortly be undertaken. A cor. respondeat states that Dr. nalob intends crotuog the whole length of Africa froea south to north. He will start from the caj of Good Hope and penetrate to the Zaiabesi. thence explore the Maaitbraara bead a territory, the watershed district be tween the Zasbesi aad the Congo, aad from there visit the lake socmrs of the Congo, aad then through Darfcr, he will eadeavor to reach Egypt. The Journey is expected to extend aver three years, aad if good lack attend the parties ia tbelr haxardooa jonr aey, a most intercatlat; report may be ex. pected oa their return. Sine sborUightedoes Is most always caused by strains tuslaiaed by the eye dar iag study in early yoela, aad slaec the tnl ady is becomiag iacrratlEgly prevalcat in this country, there should certainly b scsae steps taken to abate iu coatioa-acce. My opic, as It is called, It salJcxi feaad a-aoog pupils of village schoob), while ia higher schools and colleges where the demand made upon the eye it Beeeasarily much greater iu frequency ia laatased. No where In the world, perhaps, are the indottry and fruitful a cm of chraaltts sa great as ia Geraany. Ia oae of the large chemical worsts of that coaetry arc esc piny, ed regularly six chemists at aa aaaaal sal aryof from tflJXX) to $33,000 each ; another exclasirely for theoretical work, at 910,000. Aside from these are a large ausaber of supemaesenriea la the varioas departaseats of all their taaaufactoriea. Thus the snag, oltade aad superiority of their chemical manufactories over those of America may be easily teea, as bo sach salaries are paid or exteaslre works erected aa yet la the country. The idea prerallkg amoag msay that pe troleum is of receat discovery, aad that its production k coafiaed to this con a try aloee, is a very great mistake. From indisputa ble records a spring exists la oae ef the Ioaian Islands that has yielded petrcleaa for more thaa two thousand yean. The receat dredging ef the Sea ef Galli lee, under the superrisioa of Moasicar Lellet, places its depth at 250 metres. 12 species ol fish are fraud ia these waUrs.the mijority of which hare the f eculiar habit of hatching their eggs aad protecting their young ia their moalb, aad are said to be much more aameroat thaa ia waters of this country. The practice at kiadergartea schools of braiding bright colored bands of paper, sew ing fine lilk apoa traders, aad the prick I Bg of holes over a tracing oa paper, hat be come so noticeably Injurious to the ereVtght of children ia maay lastaaees that, the oc cupation b being absadosed ia msay schools and e ploy steal ef other klBds sabstituted. From the result of M. Roadsire's receat Algerian aurvey, as reported by hiB to the Frcach Academy of Scieaees, It Is geaer- ally believed that aa inland sea may be created, 59 miles la length, with out serious tteuVk. HEW TO DAY. NriC8 for Fafelicaticn. La Omca at La Obits i, n.,l tVTLZTlh. Ht4. NOTtCK IS Hmbf flrca Utt ibm feUovix ucH Mlr bu tM Mkt sf kU iBtrstlao la auk ul prvtf la Mpevrt of htt eUta. ss4 ttut M praof will be rsMle. it rnrttet! tof will be m WCor P-ibl a Rt Itj. Svttnrt We. tt rrt)4!Jo, Ciet'UU Coealr. Or, M frbr-f Tlh. 1SS. Tti: ALKXAXDKK KcClSZIC. l-t lb NW wlTl.VKULD AIM1. M limn lb W. lowier vUBrtr Io pmi bu raaUsaoat tnUm if- I tea niUTMioa t I4 t: Job fUXtr. J KinSalrk. R. C Uwn. Jirtro Sctrrrm, a.i U frclktoa. I'uUllt Caaitr. Orrm J"" HtSRT w. nwroBT. B-trr. Estray Zfolice. Taken np by Barnard Kennedy at his ranch on Butter Crtek a sorrel horse about IV $ hands huh, white tuipe In face, hind feet white, and mhite spot on hit upper lip; loar years old next spring. Hss no marks or brand Apprsltd by Jas 11. Kooclz, J. P. at Thirty five ($35.00) Dollars oa the 27th day of December, A I) 1S80. Jaa. 1st lfcO. 5t i4 It i r wx u .vwrw u I n u w 4 1 rr , a JC TZZST ft CO., De ireU. Uieh. w. s. BYERS -raorstcross- & CO. PENDLETON TVTTT .T .ft. - r AvrrAcn'tria axo dcaitm is rtocx . Crtia. tit a7rier cxtlaafT Set rut ' km.-C3 ?2t HARRY ROBERTS, 2&ICX LAYEE AVD PLASTERER, KALSOMlSiyG itmd KUtTESlXG. rastexm. Oaaon GUIDE to Success. WITK TOZ TtVSIX ESS ao k n p i r? t FORMS . . t . ,i . I I BT FAR tatrf BniaMa t4 ttmlOxitt w4 J Baa r.T tvSaW. HS U" Utrrt. H W , S'.alsWS? I?? SV5 K KHT t 0a i"7 tnccr i two. . - . . , k. as tMum a cm CiM Mart Tnr4 ittnuta. Mwtutit U i) dn br nuutl irlmn AUK.T t A.-vrt.OMiaM tawrr Imh la ft mammm V . mrm.m mmT W F A F W M aa a HltB .rmm. milu Wrtur tl..a jat tiUr -f? rx H r DEW IX A CO.. fat Faamafa, ' , , )e ,1 ( j ,. i ll.lvlltlili PEXDLETOX. OrtEGOK. "vrnrx in old r&srornct sciutxc AT-' J ata Allta&aaCvarVeWalaa St vwtaaaaM mac. n. AS rt raanattrl, Faata mUxrt CrArra kA at t - tra( Art frojJ ci J fir i1rtW ta r'atlce ts Tax Payers Time and ?lac of Meeting. Aiu December ISsh 1SS0. ; Upper Butter Cr... Kth i Lena ............. 15th Hepvarr 4 a 1" " i 1 W.Crcea - 15th j L. IU Creek JWh - Mradwt 2lih j UmaUMa 22d CottooBood 27 1 h I rflalock- ISth Miltaa 235) Wesloo Slit 1S50. a Jan. 1st 1S3I- Mouatala ....January. 3d Ceatrevilte -1th Yantickle 5ih Grea-aewood 6th ! IVadletoo Sih Camas 12ib WM. Maktcc. ShtrlfL SOMMERVILLE & RALEY'S AT TUX AjETT J3BICK STORE 0EALXJC5 IX Paint oils Dycstmlls, Glass pilty, Pitentnedicins AadPerfHwery. -STATIONERY- 8ckol Becks. Fancy JL Tellet Gssds. WINES AND LIQUORS: Far Uqaert musical, laktMUXBtrrsi Sheet matte. 2f BtWal Waoka. I-aiaipa anil Lamp Ax tart a. XoBtsttBrt. ttctmre fraaata. Etc, Etc. rrttcrlftlaot cartfaBr prrraaJrJ. Pendleton, Oregon. A. HEALEY, BOOT AND M AH UFACTURER PEIVDLETOIV, OREGON. SHOP sa Mala Strrrt, ofpoitla roart battr. All ktsA of wsrk 4C3 IB Ite Utt ttjk, aad it rea sntMs rales, juiSeir J JL XT Gr C ft M ADVERTISEMENTS. C3 Si CURE YOUR BACK ACHE. Aa4 til tn T ti TiisTt, BU-'r aal l nc-irj- tirjut e tn( lac lap-wed Eicthhr KUmj Pad. It U a KABrKL af RCAU5C as4 tXUTT. Simple, Semlble. Direct tl I K. ' Mm I Pa In I cm, PvrerlHl. n7-KrsawtrnaaiManc. i rtii- alien aad Rav!atlB IB Krstasc AtH-l-c r iinct rJkftUc, t nmr4 io aamlltfae tmrf launl bm4kIc. Sra4 far Mr trrsUw M KMsrr I viVtri, mt trr. Said bf Sngu, vt rat Sy ull ca mopt f . iiwoi JZZ? Tac -Oaly- lanj Pal Co. fVtll WILLIAMS BLOCK, uuuuif Uctralt, MIcb. LEGAL. Estray ITotice. "V'OTiCr Wy rtTra Urt IS taEvx f4 nUotVrr atc la Uucm rrfrtart, 1'tu.iC Ocstr. Urrr. u an, fe. 34 aw- Cim tiu S7 mrr aks itr jrtrt M. kirK bim al ul. Uic rwp ta tVt lrr u4 feruitellllaa U kft ttaniitr, tpftwlatd at f 40 CO caASixs h. saoxy. re ir tss. (l Kolice far PcbllcatieB. Lasa Orm u La Cuni, Ox .1 rt uu imx. f "VWTIC to Wy rtrra Oat I be HSmof lm-i A Mrf IH aciUn c kta UltsOm to BuAf Sa3 ttria rjtn cf lui il lA.t aa)S rW b mi Vr fhrifU A KUj. .Vwvi rK. at mmtum. riaatrfw Cnizr imttm. wt iaaxiry lltli Hll, m. lifMu rirrsia. trr-m-tfm D A. ' i:W(WiSaWV'NnT 4 X K. a C. tr St B aew ti Imailax w1tam la ptvt SAt ectlaat riDn . u4 cxSUraooa C aa UK iU Tlwii KreSaX LfU X n. issra a Irraa. J S tnw;, a C ra4ta, taUiAi Caaa7, Orrrve . Svt jHfctt BA.VKT W DWJCHT. Krratic Ifotico for Publication. LiuOmtirUCum.et.1 tbc.llta.lrie STKT. IS Emtr rrrn lid t- Utnbf u. A arttfrrLu IM uo An -iir.jl ji ml. mnUrr tut IW not t Ut Sairaal- w tsata . t4mannAranCa!B.u iiuira; M 9- wax mwt WiM X Cttrj. jMan-t ni. . . t rCVaC CmUIl f tie mm iutun ttll 1 1- troaux i l . n v. -r-. krtV.!', fX. IS.T. 4 Sa R. St W. X. E. I ciMttlanit(naw umnHotttwl - - .... jut bait., fnak PUr. W C ma. Aatrr. 'c Bnas.a(CaU tti. CaviUfi. CMCr.brw. Administrator's Kotice. TSTKX it Wr j rrrra UmS tt xt4mtrA laa vera. T mrrTf lUUttt ll mi Itiua I Cmxit T a7u4 aAafxavatarartatrxau- at i H A. tnn. t.rtmtd. Aa tnut fcaitat clea axasua M miiii air rrtmtoS )nm ta n ta aM-vaattt rwr Tal ra atHrrvan Crnr. rftaaa tt aaaaata I no tala tM. A3 yrma r4 ta a! orjaa ar aauM to rrolr tmairiWlT ar &to- raav'a to pLtcr aa iV ksata ml a? autr tja tar tmS-cuam WK. orcSHOXXUX. fjalt.atfmCCK tW. tU& C Tr-rra Csx, AtZj Scrnrtioos. Ia Oa Orrxn CWl .lStaU f Orrra, rrr IW Cmm.mj at Coartla aa. L. B 5caatrr aa4 OL. B. 51ixlry. fmrlam adrr tac Ina aaaM aai ttjk a( SUa7 Sra. rSa. ra S. tajmot. Dtea. ?a5 5tgpi ia. tl iWia tnH Drircdaat 1?C T2 E AM C lr TEE STAIX Or PitOO.t. T urhmtf ntnUnl ta afM aa4 aawxr U twnatat M aKut ss ts IA abMa azotX ho Un, tea mJ tnm tA4ata aa aa mtmcm t tau hi a; i a j, ti ttt4 aa tAlacnsair; aai-ai'a a-y;tav4 LT trrrmt tr pvVxalMa dm aa cr trUn tto tr itj mi ito irralar Urai o( Uaia Oars. CBaa-amtriaf am afkrr ta 4at ti trat raViciiWa t tt aaaaaaaaa, aa4 tf ;oi UdUu mr, tVr .l! lir-. tt ruaaa -r-JS UXt ft larat a;ata jv 4nrz U nit trra af aaS Oroait Cain ar t aasaia 1T2M area aa accamat far a-trtc aa4 Uimtr V a aaniiu Caracas, ax4 Sar caau al saif rtraMSU aftas wt)-. Taia artaaaaaa raartr T ta arSrr at tim Bca. L. L UtXrAxr. JAr W awrrat0r4 CWl, taartsi' in tie Ji J af JrtmWf. A. D lta' TCKXEa C8X. War. 2a ABraSceRra. Eartray IT otic. vrrncx is sczxar ctrtx that htch it ri aa ttotlrr Cffc acnt aa aa4 aa4 ta Um tib Ur ml tmmrtHV. ISM, at taat rraatt aa Ksuar Dwl ta CeatUa CaeaHT. Orrcaav a torn! taart aVaat 4 rrara at. It LtXi UV, S acaaa aituu ttrr terrSraA. aa4 SA S-rt. aataartt artraa!jaa brt. Aftrajol at ac taa4r4 Calm St J H Kmu. J. r. DOU Public Salt of Xswl Estat. Ia tka Caaatf CWrt at ta SUM ef Crrrta, for Ctaattaa Caaat j. ta lim Mart ml tito raartWiAip r rrut E. La Daw aae LaaUa XeAnVtr LaTVw, Siaaart. Orirr ta abraaaaatHieaUa ef Laa tsutfoa lw craVt tar a' af rra cttaia. !iaTra"tta tats Caart frets tla tatata. Qua Cxj rrratt4 ta4 SW rr VatUa A. UDav. kU rnraHaa si is iiiwia aaa eatuca at rraac a. uMrm mm taai at. laPav, anson, rarla Saraa arScr af aal af crrtaia ml racat "arSaaraa ta ttae ratata 1 au4 I wtrU.Oat tXwaaMbulaUtwaa af ta atu at ! tmSi mrxrti i&u mi mJ truia iNr'f r aUA. It la arrrar eraVr t vi LS anl of ata ataU arardi aat an moei Iawtai4 la Has satf nuu a pear before this Court oa Jioaiay. Jaasary lOth ltl at I o'clock r. sr. at ibe Ooart room ef tats Coeit at th taws of IV c dletoa ia the Coaat aT Uiaatiila. thea aad there to show caaser why aa enrer should not be rotated for the sale of sach rtl es tate sabscrSbed la said ffetitioa as Ailkws: Lni 10. 11. 12,1a Block M aad the oae nadivtdeJ oar-half of Lot 4 ia IMock. three (3) la the town of Feadfctofl. Umatilla Ca. Ores-a.also ftactloaal Lata 1. 2, Z, in Block P and Lota J. 2. 3. -i, 8. . 1 aad rractioual Lets S and Tla Bi.ck and BNt ABC aad D sod fractional Blk G H land J ia Sooth rradlttoa, UautSla County, Or. And it b farther ordered that a copy cf this order be peblhhed tare snecewj" weeks before the said hesrias of the said petition, la the East OaaooyiA a weekly newspaper pobliahsd la the said crusty ! Umatilla in tho btate of Oregon, aad a! copy hereof served oa each of said wards 10 days prior to the said a earls g of said pet I Una. Dated this 17th day ef evcaaber, A. D. 18S0. WM. C LaDOW. Coaaty Jadge. TURNER & COX, Att'rs for GuarUiaa. NotSMt. NE SALOON, Mala Street, Oppeaite Coart Heaihv ITicrrHl & Lan, PrFrIeterH, The choisest of Wiaes, Beer, Lkjaors aad Cigars will be kept roasUatly oa haad. Wo talead to keep a first-aba kottse la every respect. U.J. MUilULL xaA AUOU'U LA2G. Caiei A2SOEPTI0H- (yatue's way?. 'All LiftC IISEASES, THROAT IISEASES, BREATHING TROUBLES- ItDrirra tmtm lLa irilm nmi,. . ... . tt Draws frm ttm ou4 H Um -i4aiiriiuTfrw. . . TOUcan be BELIEVED I CUBED Tl'ALbarir. TT "Oily" Lng Pai.Ca, ?X WHilAMS BLOCK. Tan V'Bxoa a Dctraif. Mick. TWaest tiTC ertXajrr ADVERTISEMENTS. CITY HOTEL. HEPPAEI, Or. J. TV. GILMORE, Peopeictoz L C AJIisii. GROCERY, PROVISION 4. FEED STORE At Hester's old stand on Main Street opposite Court House. a m A full stock of CTOceries or every description, oUGAItS, COiTZE. TEA, SHCES, CANXED fbltts, rrc. ETC., ETC- i Flour, Feed and TewtaWes I X Vm TSCash paid or goods given. in exchange for country. produce. svrstttr FRANK DUNN. BUILDEE, P.DLETOaY( 0REGt.Y STOP! itmim mum's WLca jm craw u Wva, aa4 Am at r-il La GET HISPRICES. THE E5 11X2 STOCK 0F DRY GOODS, HATS, BOOTS AND SHOES, CLOTHING, GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, CARPETS, WALL PAKR, NOTIONS, El C. Must be sold witlun sixty days to make rooxx for improve-, ments. S FECIAL ATTENTION- IS CALLED TO A Fccx ASSOSTMEXT OT i Ladies and Misses Cloaks, Knit Shawls and Jackets j -r ' In "which, great barcains are offered. LEHMAN BLUM, Ptndleca, Ore;oa. T3ollar 25 S AVED By buying your SEWING Machines at the FUMITURE Store in Pendleton. Iwiu. sm. Micitxra xox sa as cood rr aot Srtitr taaa caa ta beat a I traaa Wacaa far SSA. irjVarrmaTapaaioaiMrartbsaa Cor ts cao T kta traaa.. I trrp U stack taa Tto taaat rmrarral aaJ Utktaat raaatax aaataUa Btfcte. Ti fcttsat taifeoTri ate: o -mv ac , Keaini tsawtuM ever at the Ttrj WtC Ataa U vcrM rrasBr4 ari-Ta- m.'m,'aiaawA. rrwrrssa SSt to m AV Ox!, .Hrolav, Xatra, roru,lCtHaatltaii. Jeoe Failina:. Aaf . ts, n.