il l't <l’a>t (Lktamiian
FHIIUV
JULY tt. IKSI
Wt forgot to notice the tac* last
week that Mr. J. II Koonta of Uma­
tilla, sailed to see us and placed us un­
der obligation, by donating a lot of
nice cucumber* and some very fine
specimens of onions which wee* raised
in his garden at the thriving little vil­
lage of Echo This town is becoming
an inportant plac* for baainea* and
» hen the railroad is completed to that
point and a depot ia located there
which will be done in the near future,
the people of Rutter and Willow creeks
will be greatly accommodated, as it
will l>e the shipping point of that (»art
0f
c^nty.
_. The county will then
build a bridge across the river at or
near tue town, so that th# inconven­
ience to the public of high waters will
l>o avoided. Koonlt has surveyed a
ditch two miles above Echo wInch gives
him the fineat water power in the
State, and he intends to utilise this by
building one of th# Iwst Hou ring mills
ill Eastern Oregm.
Mwbklwa the rreaAdawt e Bark.
R T. BURTON. M D.
A specimen of th# »<ia|>atche, receiv­ PHYSICIAN ANI» »I KUEON.
ed iu reference to president tlarfieM
[Assistant Surgeon O R. .t N. Co.]
Dv Bliss 'wing interviewed said
There wes • rather funny thing hep To I» found at O. R A N. fix's hospital
pened Uvnlay \\ e were dressing the
preehient* wound with antiseptic dress •Fixe COJABIN
mg, which 1* done twice» a day, «nd had
him turnetl over on hi, side. I w«s
Iwthing huu with alcohol, and pretty
anon th# president saul, ”!\>ct»>rscratch
OF NEW YORK AND BOSTON,
my lutck
1 Iwgan rubbing huu up
are now |wrparv<l to negotiate
and down along the backbone with uiv
hand and aoui "Now when you feel
------------ LOANS-------------
that I have rubl>ed rnough. say so."
I
through
their agent at Paadlaton
1 continued for sometime I ul th# pre*
I
ideut said nothing Pretty soon 1 Such loan* to be secured on Real Ea
cwllrvi for a hair brush and used that
instead of my hand. I then rubl»e<i,
tate in Umatilla County, Oregon
for a long time and hi, back was got ;
For |>*rtieul*rs enquire of
ting rather red
I then said ill a laugh
N. IIENDKYX, ««eat.
mg wav, "Now, don I hesitate to speak )«•*<
out if you wan t lue to stop
Tie
didn't make any reply, but aft -r while
he said wi h a sort of »igh, "well doc­
tor there is an end t-v all thing, you
can stop ' W* all I urst out laughing
At this lie ta »1 lie like«! it so much
NO 11 KKARNkY »TKrET
that he ba:cd to have me Stoy. He
TfralS «U UXrvwlc a»-l Rpveaal P »eaema
ha, gnined every day. To-day lie roll
«I himst-lf over iu bed and crosae«! hi,
l-gs. He b«»gin, to talk about sitting
lip a' a going out. A, the doctor went
out a gentleman cv»nnect«xi with the
whit# house said, "1 think he will be
sitting up inside of ten days
SOMMERVILLE
& RALEY S
H.
tt
U\IR,VOT H,
AT TM—-
BRICk' STORE!
NEW DRUG STORE !
In the development of aoouutry like
nKALXBN M
thia, attention should be paid to every­
Ü
thing which promise* a fair reward to
the undertaker of the enterprise. Men
are to prone to follow in the beaten
hKCcl.H.
Cittì VIVAIO
track and consequently it is only oeva
ARH
sionally that we learn aomething new
ratant Madiuinr«
ly 11.« diierganc# from that track of
Palm oil
a frw adventurous men. just as* short­
Ihr »fuffM.
er path is discovered by some one who
Glas« putty,
Tla» F i «* m | M «• I of
leaves the old wagon road and fiiwls a
Patrnt nirilhlncN CF ■ «4 «k BC C
shorter route "a.-roa, the country." In
A NEW COMTLI l i: 0IUI K Ui LOOKS ANO KT.VlìoNEHY
And Pertutarn.
cur sparely setileJ country the old
Pb) •I c I mii «* l*rrarrl|»lioti« Car. f «II) (um,u»i itlctl.
1 «hits are fallowed in farming mid the
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old products are the only ones atten­
►on
ded to, and attempted «» lie raised
Lately there has Iteen a new industry
attracting attention in Oregon, espec­
Fancy A Tallet llaad».
ially in the southern portion of it. Il
LEAD OR IRON W TER PIPE
is the production of sugar from what
WIN' S AND LIQUORS;
r«r« l «I<*«■*•
i* called •■»vrghum." It is safe to say
BATH TUIM, BRASS <XH Ks. STEAM FII TINO <
NVM« XI. Ik*« *. VNKIT m
ab«*« «Mia*i«
Th# census of Ireland, iu't taken,
PACKING, STEAM PI MPS, I NJ F.tTOIlS, till, f
that it will grow wherever corn will
Na«l*al kaxtia.
shows a population of 5,159,749, tir­
k «■»!»« ■•»«!
grow-. It will even grow where corn ing a de, rease of 252.538 since 1871.
CATORS, UR ANY rill N«i IN I HF. SIEAU <>.
la» I? ft«l«M««a
LINE, SEND IO
M**« Mlag«.
will not. but it is better to make the The population is eompoeod of 2,522,-
Fl«t«V«
e f
JOIIIV
EIAR.n ETT,
capability of gtvsiiig ooru th* test 804 men and 2,637,035 women. The
K<r., F.lc
We are not well informed on the sub­ decline of the last ten yeas w as spread
43 Flrat Street, PORTLAND, OREGON, P. O. So* 088
Fv«er<*p« m »« m ***re<aRp «- nm *(SMa4*4
Trail# aupplird at the lowest jobbing rates
ject and w# tender no advice to our over all th# countie* except three, An­
Meheel FwaU A ppwrtleaaaewf.
trim. Dublin and Kerry. The Reli­
Pendlet M.
O egon
farmers as to th* advisability of gving
Th* folhiwiag is a statement ahowiag th.
gious distribution of the population
into th* raising of this plant We was 3,051.888 Roman Catholics, 635,- anattal diatrihulion
'ha eomniim aeh«i»l
only know tliat their experienca will 670 connected with tha Church of fun« inter#« ••* the several ernntie. ,*t th*
lead them to the right result if their
^45,503 Presbyterians, 44.669 State, toeather with th. nnttihar of arh‘»lar-
in each c-mniy
Th. apt»r*ioitmat»i t* nsstle
attention is attracted to th# subject. Methodists, and the halatic* «as made
M UN *TR*XT.
up of other denominations The de­ Sntl.r lhe Sap.rr at-m of Ik» Sial. Ia»an1 of
4\n
We know moreover that if the soil and crease of the Roman Catholic* in the e-h-b'l la’il c-tnimiMiitaer*, under dal. of
PENDLETON, OR
climate are adapted to it, successful ten year* wa, 198,979, of th# Frote, Jn'v «. MM
■alter
ft
Kuykendall,
Propre,
(MiiM
*a
growth, abundant capital «ill be fur units 32,328, and of the Presbyterian*
filli:!
13«
tiished to turn the svrup which the 1--145.
During the last ten year, IKk-r..............
9471
8M#
,
,
, , dwelling house have disapre-ared to C «»■.'••n
I
Do 1er« in bolli heating sloven.
adtatM**«
3,'ta
firmer, can produce into sugar, ueld
...
r
S'.
th# number of 46,519, while building, G’*'« p
la »6
761
ing to the producer, of the ,yruP a us<ll „ aceesune, to farm, and far ('iUniiib'a . . .
7IÎ
62*
.... am! cook........
IVI.»
IMS
profit greater than can lie made from business pursuits in tawn, have in- C«***................
XK7
I’urrv................
427
the culture of grain. AU that is creased to the number of 15,228.
3266
D •Uu’1««
l‘ 02
MI
wanted now is to ask the atleution of ' Tnx Census Bureau gives u, the Orant ..
J m M Fa«M«a
SINO
Jaekann
2»r.’9
the farmer, to the subject in order that grain products for the year 1879. lt>«»l»hin« . .
743
Mi
Liberal ivi v.inci'iiii'iit«
611
733
i. all the conditions are favorable they From the table, we learn th*t from I.-«*«
3713
JIH
III.ule on Wind
('tun*
rt-ty take advantage of the business 52,326.952 acres planted in corn there L’nn
.
V.**H
14 4*» :»
were raised 1.722,909,846 bushels; M T**»n .
.
•m
45 *6 in
Lr the planting time in May. It is
Tari» Meal TIckota for SI
from 32.487.065 ac e* in wheat th# yield Mi!tn»niAh
74.“.’
FKM «
said that under favorable circumstanc»** wa* 287,755,626 bushels; 36,150,611 l’ 'S
«-•7
2.*06 M
2*7 M
such a* climate ami soil, an acre will seres of osts produced 407.970,712 T»Ha«a*«,li
Vmatiila
..
T775
3'71 o>
produce twenty ton* of the cane. It bushels; 2,005.469 acre* devoted to Ca»«*a
Î77I
Mil ■i
R. AIriander 4c <•
. .ti«w
îirftl *»
yield, ten gallon, of syrup to tlie ton, barley gave us 44,159,479 bushels, W ««hingt* »■
the 1,844,321 acres sown in rye brougth VX a<c««.............
3*7S
•24 r» M
that is, two hundred gallon*
to the i forth 16,918,785 bushels, and the 856,- Y a tubili.............. ... SMM
9630 97
-
MAIN STREET.
C lty Bnliory
acre. The manufacturer of this syrup 304
„f buck wheat gave a return
Total.........
61.641
»il 773 44
into sugar, is willing to pay such a of 9,821,721 bush,I* The total acre­ The di«»r»bn*»on w«« miHt at »hr rat»«« «f PENDLETON,
Gao. Klein, Propiietor
OREGON
I
) rice for it as will enable him to under­ age for cereal, in 1879 wa, 118.665,- 84 Urn»« t.* rach ««•*>*» ar. <■ inrraaw «af a»v«n
rach nv»r th*» nf «»nr %»*ar •<»». whi •
Hating purchaasMl thia Imkrry and put A large «b>ck of liar Itvu
nmi
sell the "Island Sugar," uy twenty- 619, and the yield nearly three thou­ re-m»
sand millions of bushel*, or an average ihr nij'iiN< r r»> «ctmlar« »|»n«a an insTwa*«
It in g»**!
I am now nrr*
five cents a gallon or fifty dollar, an of fifty-four buahel* to each individual •»f 9096 duriny Ihr I n «* T»*«r. ntimhe-r r»f |
cutlery conat*ntly kept on
|«ra<l Co «upply ihr demand for
•rh'i'ar» rrpvirir.l '«•» y*-*»r. 59AI5 ■n»-«*in»
acre far th# crop, which require, less of our fifty million, of population. diatnbuird
915 í#03 5Ó. al a r«tio <»t 77 tr*»'«
■ NKID FIRM. <AMR. KTT . KT«
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expense to rairo than a crop of wheat Xowondertwo th «usind immigrants ar­ rari».
— Ordrr for fancy caka and wadding
on the Mm# amount of land. The rive on our shores every day.
«upplie« pr’>mptly tilled and Rat
NEW TO-IHÎ
mean, of information in regard to this
Through the mails we iearu that the
action guarantfrd - iyl6tf
subject are within the reach of every telegraphic report of the poisoning of
farmer. Anything which tend* to the five hundred Missourians by picnic
This is
lenefit of each individual in the com­ lemonade was exaggerated.
Mr Jacob Frasier having purchase.I
i fortunate. Just now when the first
munity tends to the benefit of the I faint stirring, of temperance agitati tn
1.1 V Ein A I’F.KIi mahlk .
the interest of E Lobenstein, th. new
whole of it. Examine the matter and ' are observable iu the southern atate, it
2: N Mnndll Id.
|*i tipi it-u»i
cct upon your own judgement. If the would be peculiarly unfortunate to haie
firm of Alexander A Frasier wnl carry
Fraat the MtGck »F
< >rrj»<»»t
Ullialllla,
production of this crop is not a suc­ anything happen that would give the
the
STROWBRIDGE,
CAL.
other
side
a
chance
to
point
out
that
cess don't try it. If there is a fair
death lurks in a cup of lemonade more
For participara rrquirp nt
and ree-sonabl.t shew, do try it. No visible than he ever did in a glass of
BESTand MOSTCOMFLETE
A l*<> kr*p« n»- «!nullV on han4, *•»! («»•
WW.
KOMM. Filet Kork. Orrfa».
cue can tell a, yet what this country , whisky.—Oregonian.
stock over opened In
«air rh«w*p, a full *1«* k »>( *a*l
will produce auy more than it could
<!!■«, liarnoiM, rtr,, ct<-
a r r e .V r r o .V.
Pendleton.
B lackmail .—It is frequently the
have been foretold F>me few year, ago
case that a person can learn morr of Freighters and Contractors!
Ill- I TM It AI«V> III hFMtX IS
that wheat would grow on the appar­
home news, or what purport« to be
ently barre'i bills. Two hundred mil­ home new», from other than h< m# pa­ F >r aa’e low f<»r P««h. »»na r»*inn1p»p freiyh*-
lion* of dollar* are annually spent pers. As to the truthful ess of the iny «»n’flf—«prrn mu’r«. ’N»» Bai»» W»fr»n« CLOTHING,
abroad for the importation of sugar.
h ;r*»n ml»», m flret r<»p r<»ndi»mn,
following, from the Telegram, we trail Itw
irnt ed. hi^h fm/ht !*•<!« frail h»»m»
If suficient quantv of the sugar pro-
rp|>nr . I inn Ilin <
Ha« Opened ■
cannot vouch:
A case of immoral and toRgnea. «fretuhera ahre’a. I m » w « h«r.
GROCERIES,
aueiug material can be raised here, the
'conduct, involving a number of the nr»«, rfe. Wil’ e»-|l r»n lime f»»r
money and the mill, to retine it will be
F. :8U®MIT, PÄ P'R
names of persona hitherto respectable, nute«, or will t«b« part patm^nt In grain
forthcoming at once.
DRESS GOODS,
SNODGRASS A MINER.
residing in Sweet Home valley, Linn
L« Gr«n«lr, < >r
Portland, the queen etty ot this county, is r-poned. A whoiiwaie vys
DRY GOODS,
tem of blackmail seems to have Iwen
At Echo City* Ogn.
BTBAYED OR RTOLRW
coast, is cuned above all other, in the
I
practiced, extorting money and notes
A 0o»M Natafi In r»sd »*W IO fein*» Metsl»«*4l«e o*
L/*f
fr<»m
’
h*
ranch
o
’
R*nj«m»n
H
p-
selection of their city council It to the amount of $853 or more. Tha
(OlNI b AULII 3U l> \ ÏA
BOOTS AND SHOES. tb« »*s«ili et tbe n«*r ftp« *»f charge
p**r 12 mi1p4 below Pwndle’on aha«U .Inly
seems that they dare not do right and case will probably be brought ito the |a» thrne work liorea* dperrihwt «• f«»ll»‘W«
All th* Ml e* to and fr-m »ppaer
■Irp «i thia Het I.
One hav Itnrae alaMlt If hand« Mfh.
want to shirk a great responsibility, of courts before it is ended.
HATS
AND
CAPS,
rai»*
I r e'.aH**
Ilr has also npenrd a
branded p'j on the left «hmilifer, ah«»Ul *il
a
•
«AWF
»
■
a*
iw.
declaring who is elected mayor of the
The ravages of th* teredo upon the year« old
n.-wer.lherae.hr.nl 15»; hand* hi»h. CROCKEKY .t G LARS If A II E.
eity or to decide tl a there ia no mayor. wsrves and docks of Puget sound have
BLACKSMITH SHOP.
he’d fare branded .1 E <«n Irit *hi/h. right
The council dare not do what th# plain occasioned much loas.
"Every now hind ley rr<>nl(e _ «limit, fen veara old.
BEMTLY & HAWN, I I
I
On»* dirty yr«v h >r«e ah>*nf 15'^ hand«
Etc, Etc.
letter of the law indicate«. W» would and then,'' a* the Argu. put* it, we hear
the
of a dock tumbling down. People are bifh d»m brand on left al «*nld»r. probnhlr 1
not be afraid to pick up a common
discufving the propriety of using sand C. right hind 'er »»rye Lelti** hrdt, ■l«f»i|l
Loodlum that can read, and ask his stone instead of piles, to build ujxin. •it » ear» nl<l a»id «II •I«*w1 e|i»n ’a«’ «pen
Fred Subir anil Coirai,
F>0 p *- h dollar« will be |»aid fo* the re-
opinion of the matter and you would The Oregon improvement company will tn*n »'f tlte Hite« h<ir »•• tn t|»r ranr-lt of £
and examine our new «tyles
With
pL«iyef H y «ad Marley For Seje ( he»^
get a righteous verdict Somebody is put in stone pier* at Tacoma and Sea Benjamin H**pp*r <>r $5 f*»r th* refnrn »»f and j«tierna.
■nr one of them.
Jnlr 22-1 |AA1. ,
attle,
where
they
now
have
pile*.
afraid, and that somebody is not a fit
5t
T homa « llorpr.lt
man to be in the city council. The
GaowiKO R ich .- The net earning,
(■ondi »old at BOTTOM I'rlret.
Notice for Pubi cation.
council now propos« to leave the of the O. R A Ji. Co., for May »»r»
Thu FAVORITE HAW «MILL >•
*234,600,
or
at
the
rate
of
42,815.200
T.aw«
pptrw
«v
1.«
*.w«iiM.
«*w
.
Joly
1«
IM1
question of what constitutes *n illegal
again in full blut
F la hwrrh*. <11 en ih«t «h* fnllnpitif n«tr*d
vote to the chief justice of the state of per annum ; net upon a capital of les*
N a*ti 1er haa f ed
• f h>« miei.'inn in »■■h*
44,000,000. This is something to fon­ fl-. 1 n ■<*« in repport «*r ht* H«iw» an#* ►-rnrw final
W« alt! kerft c«Hiala«liy or hand a lull ««ipf»*/ •(
Oregon. It is ortainly time for the der over. In the end it come* from 1 ry t|i»r**U hefrsre H* I h* • Ha l«y. Ncdarp* l*tjhl-r Country produce and Wool taken at
Pmdb »no • metll'e nn» f r. n». g-.n r»n * iftal TOth,
Highest Cash Price.
chief justice to decide the matter when farmer* and stock growers. How i «« i vu Tliomn« Ff. Whltt-ma«* . h *
îc : b - ■•# -
n
it ia brought before him lawfully. Prob­ long can they stand it i* th«- question. , -F . •*«• 14 T 2 - R al F KM end n-rn-a th* •*»'.
Inw ng «a 'fa u unee-w« vig
Uafinn Mulbwv oliv.-r
ably Chief Justice Lord will remember
ALEXANDER A FRAZIER
«-h* «'< «, «Il « f Uilo» Rr<h, ‘ f
S old .- Mr. Joseph Parker write* • *1 Th mil Lee. nd HF.MRY
Of«r«’y btNr.riptlun. RoDUN of DRRMKD, a* dealrod
* DUli.hT, Haf.aivr
when Bradley of the supreme court of from Belview that Mr. 8. Holt sold the )v«tA
the United States cast the vote that race horse "Hauilet'' rained by Geo.
NOTICE
made Haye* President, and he will El«ell of Baker Co., for the *ura of
I «an o»rra it L a n»*a*a. o, . .la'a iwb
T<. get « SEWING MACHINE
not espouse the cause of either Thomp­ 13,500 to a party who will take him to ftourt » ist mavivo ht ».* rurrasn a thi -
California. Such fact* show that the
f<»r LESS limn 8»n Frenciecn
rff.rr ba Nathaniel I'allna -r> n-i Wil­
son or Simon. The great question agi­ raising of good stock in Baker county liam It. SU W ar'ta b- l-NUi- lb r. i..|. «ubi.»
li l< Il I« N*"1 *.. . •n*’ *' ' hr n f Ici II Ili
rofeii prim. CltMing out «ale
-A 1« T m1 •' «n
t 'n V« ASS. HA'r-1 II I, Apr i
tating the city council, is this: A bal- is a profitable Imaines*.
l»M - n n tb. U»
10. TS» H a, r W M. n
■ sa*#*» .<,|l.>.r>,r<s l'tr A4«irr», ■»’”#*•
tn make n»<’fn for my
CmAiilU C«w la, Ofbab'. w ill . alew V, ihr rnrrlla
Surr»» Nul l-a* Ce
■ TM N w Y', k «r
I it containing two names, one is writ­
" notaaidaeir, ; ".n>«a(Aat «I aalna Owl ria «want b a
I
George W. Xiorris, while at work t. ’-A b.— k flra arra. Aa-tn» «ha *--» «r-rtri.H.
IMMENSE
STOCK
ten and one is printed. I* it a legal at a saw mil! a few mile, from A'liland nt ,<H reír, (hr »«A
nrt br-rb, »,*>»- b»d
' SACRAMENTO BANK.
All
Order«
prunpll)
Allred,
d
Tr.
»ppa« A' l I»'Sir- on th- .«k’l Ay at A'iro t tant
OF
vote! Of course not but Mr. Hewett, wn, in the act of straighten a slab that b>
at 10 .. -irrb AW t r at> nd and rar .ah traiim-nr
SACRAMENTO, - CALIFORNIA
r'.arrrnl,» M a all-r- A I >ln«»
president of the council, say* he don't was beii g sawed when the large circu­ Jt»l
HV..VKY W nwt«nr KrfUW
lar
saw
caught
hi*
anti
and
mangled
go 1>v the law, but by common sense.
Office at Lumber Yard near fluir mil’,
President, C. JI. Hwirr,
XOTK F. OF FIXAI, «BTTLBNF.XT.
Now <»n hand ar <1 4aily arririnif.
He is probably the only man in the it in a terrible manner. The arm was
— Main Blreet, Oppnait* C< a t Ilea**--
Vice Preaident, Wit P C olkmam , opposite behoof liouat*.
amputated just below the ellwiw.
Alan tha LARGEST STOJK rd
la tba C'binlv C'-art nt I man"* C.-ani, »lata a' Oar. 1
world that think, his common cense is
Cashier,
En.
R
H
amilton
,
»on
tn Ihr n.» Lar nt lb* «aiata nt Martin Th ota p
II. J. Tlcrrlll, r oprlelor.
We’ll bot six-bits that W. H. Lock­ a n, "Ara * 4
Letter than the law. Attempts have
Ktirveyor, F R. D bav
’ltr <:r I# Hi rvnY nivrw Thai >b> anderaia*.
wood,
of
Pendleton,
can
’
t
sit
still
or
do
_
■ 4 Savi*, trlid-rad. pr-aromi a A fl ad in h»
iteen made by Simon's partizari* to
Th** rhni«p«l nf Win«*«. Ilrrf, Liquor» und
anything else that would convince f>eo- «.onnil- fln.l anwetai nt ihn »mintr-ranon nt and
bril«# *ome of the council. Thompson
rranb-an 'r«4«r hi- bmn orni* n, ihaH a W t.l^ltnw,
plethat he is not "off.” His wife, who ladar at sail I ou«t lb»t Mondsa. the Sth «ta»
Cigar« will lx* brpt <nn«laiilly on hand.
BENTLY & HAWN.
still holds the fort, and it will probably h at present in Baker City, was preset- nt «a pt tali r, A. II. tasi, lb aam« b-.n, a
• s
Narrhn >U1
mar«« if
The Sacrninento Bank will loan
rttta nt a tafpilar mrm nl Mid I ><ort h - wi
ot ihr
h# the means of defeating J. N. Dolph ed on the 9th innt. with a 12 pound *. jri ntbrr trim, mm, llirmor, «I 0 o’. l>-k A M nt
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Boagilt In San Francisco foe
for ti e next State senator. Wa have boy.—Union Co. Record.
in Umatilla County.
niLMORE A CO..
of and Ornai, in 'Ilr tow* nt ran- trios lb* piar- tor
t|,r naiitrnirttl of twld arr-.*ot an i-romitr. tori had
cash and auld
not fully made up our minds whether
on m d dar no appuratine «III hr mad* tor an or.
NOTICE.
A Ban Francisco drummer named tha'
F»»r further lnO»rm*tión enqnlr« of
d-r nt arid faart rrtrariiu the a*der»l,brd aa admiro I
Villard is not playing the «am# game John Watson got on a champagne tr .tor nt said Míala tri m all ftaai ear drum na aai it and _ —,
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BEDROCK FRICK*. J B. KEENEY, Pendleton.
Ltal. Nn.lll, nt l»rrH«MHla. p 4 p .. will lx
in Portland politics that Ben Huliday drunk at Walla Walla and stabbed tlo r mid- rink-ria. All ohjrrtiona ara on Mid flnal r<t
. WAMRIXOrOM. f> c.
iBaut-d ab< nt March lai. INNI. I* •«•*•
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two men named Mcaher and Little. pon nt arid adrnia'rlraror sad arata»» Ut» rn-kin» oí
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did years apo.
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JESSE FAILINC,
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