-i
1.1
1 i < ii II Ikwcki't. ktbi r.Mb*r Term Fltvult
Oimox Ila. MH»t *»*V fourt.mil
p«pr in an ««»I»» manner« but ImMiovLI M
<-Mri •»«* I matuta < aunty,
'«W^Uwith this s.'iMHi'i top of wheat.
rtmieiuber that other hands fa hi-' «i »
l4.MXinp.rt and seventy vu the way
the work. Tlie ground had Uwn
0
*•
lur UMwtMM* tin« and next Marvh.
broken an«l the cm •p ” -WSi i.^St T ad
Am
1% -Will Curry l.’W.MW tons, leaving
FRIDAY ........... ........ !>»!. 2. lt*l gro* n ami ripened w| It. n h,- 'Us-- put in u>f
00 tout
If *r skip all <>ar sur
He I..vl nothing to -te
Io harvest it. T~
S'h0Mui H Ri> im v
rr
|iKt ’«OB' next August, l<ìT inoro
fï ! ktï I*
*
apipjet the |ui|p-i or Iw
lUwbx 4 W. ll»’
•
Editor. with the buihliij
L. B. COX.
»
.
««ab
will
l>e
rtspiired.
-Kr.
might not I* ao I harvK in pasAng judg Aiul Will. Reid (ttwlini
mrnt on others not vet luaturtnl.
lhe
Maggie Gobvr vsSÄ
|
had once to lx' »Carted, ’
ai : aa ioihv .
J. H. Scrivutier v*.
although Mr. Scott may not hate wn
J. W. Kugle v*. J.
AA‘e *ai<l two week» »go
<ir 4Tio\
"The Oregonian denies that it has 'sidervd this fact, and it had doubtless Tower.
lu the Vuuuty t\»urt
Vuiwltll«
been »old. Well, thia uwy lie ,»s but as small a beffuiifting as that of tuanv
.l,v.i<- M Spark* v*. làura Sparks.
tUt^U* v'f L»IV<v»U.
Aa to |
John II B«pc» X*. 1) I'pff.uill.
then- ia one patent fact it has either other paprr« in Oregon t >day.
ULt|»<i m »U/r0t the UuAnUuu«tui> »»t Harry
uiukM'-bil.1 M.xrAll <Um*tvHil, K >*■> »»!»•»•
<■ W ls^>*y, A'*ixB<'“> vx. Il W.
been bought or bought off. Now the pro#Tvxs erf the E ast O bkoo M a X •
at«’*»*!. hih I I .«ml* iHiiuh ad. minur
x»f
since its present projurrtor lnv«me iu Wluvler. e/ ,</.
which ia it!”
. l**a£*d H. Uhu«l*4»d« |*sss‘a»ed.
ti'wm rt bb «K he wimhl say i< U am » us* I Pirk ! * ’nrtn A J vnffdn*. 'wrvrr m* oaroox.,
Thia aiu>|Je Inquiry has set the
.
I iu ttllla <*«*unt%. i
tie«! him and, it* he may ¿|»vnk without
journalistic fraternity at ea, h other* : ostentatkm, he very frv’pmntlv receives St uitei ant.
’Yv vrrrvitixi. n» tiif < n » vht fiiom
J. Carili Son xs. A J. ami Mary | ih*> pHlHatt of Hixnlirth J. OhHwIatvl, piai '
vara, it would seem. but it has not yet
mu «>( th«- luiuitr hx-ir« of iMllirl II. Ulmdru-I,
t<«tiiuonia]s erf apprecial ition t»t the Lockarxl.
dxvva.'«si. tH-'tl hcroih that It I-» i»«-vx‘awar\ aioi
Imen ariswsred
The ¿H.tinii.-J and
‘ hands of its pitrona. Wm »rkin»4 fur the
ftrottiti I*« Iwurih'lal It» th«- who !«, thv -.«hl
N.
Piamomi
'*.
J
L.
Si-crrx
Salem XnrfcuMO a tir.W took it up and
licit», IiiMt th«* Ileal Kalalt* I»» th» »»aid
INI» -
joint inten'Nt of himself and them he
tilnah liigh-xs G. H.iUiJT. lx. I .iull irt'dtlnn dv—rlbrd, t«» wtt.
The i»orthav»i
the n-ault has been that Mr. Harvey
aa.iitvr of th»- wt»ultiwv*t tiuarlcr Ml»d the
shall eikdravor to carry the pq»er on
Ruby
Carpelli,
r
v*.
John
IL
Cur
....LI MBER YAIU»
««'iith\v est quarter «»flit»' lutrth'tewi quarter >«f
W. Scott has turned loose the \ ials of
wan! and upward.
wes'tKm nl»»e»evn II»» Hi towu*hl|» six «• i»««rth
pouter.
his wrath upou the three of ua and in
.... ~ —. - ♦«•
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lai mi»«*' tl*»Ky-'iM u*1 • a*l »»*»'• the tiurtlt-
Maria Ri.leiiuhour vs. tl -ergo Riilci»- xbt*Hl quarter ot the h«»rlhwe*l quarter uf •» *
his issue of Nov. 24th seeks to aunihi
A VAI.« 1HI.K HUllh.
tion mitolet u i H lu l'o\»u*htp *1 m (di noi 11»
uour.
late with one fell swoop the journalism
■ id ruii»<* thlrtx ■*•!» I*1
lu I iiiaillla
Frol
crick
e«»ttlil>
, >ia»r uf L‘rv<oii, should In* nobl. It |w
Evaline
Schcraingrr
vx
We
are
in
rv-'eipc
of
N.
W
Ayer
4.
of Oregon, aaxe and except the “great
A «Mk I Al TY
.UvU-ivd atixl d. vn .-d that the next of «hi of
Soli,
riiugcr.
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J
A
.
9*
.1
<
for
» tl»a «.aid war»!« aiol all prmm« litl»rvttil««'l in
and only.'* The sense iu which we in
<
Uiv
*»td
«-»tate
I
m
«md
»
‘
l
,
l
M
ar
behirv
thia
Court
Henry
B.
Mary
rt
Wliltlw
>k
vx
tended the remark seeui* to have been I AS I and freely add our testimonial to
the <\»urt l|«»ti*e III iN-udlehin In I nialillu
i l «»ni»tv, Mat«« uf
«»n ilia ¿ml day «4
aouiewhat niisuiterpreted. We us*d it die very great value .uid merit uf the WhitUxk.
*-
hour <4 !» o’, lu* k \ Al
\
».
«Tiuiw,
Elira’.-th
Ruffiugbui
It gives th»* name of every
! salsi «h»y and *h-»w « an** « hy a Ih'* n«e «huul-i
iu reference to the feud between Mr. work.
A<G \ I S FOR
not I m - gmmrit f«»r the sale <»f »aid (ùstalr; and
Scott and Hon. J. H. Mitchell: in that aeaspaper in the Vuited States and Burlington,
t I it Ilo • Olli. > * ptlhl|*l;< d III the I 'oil III a -
Mary
L-inv
vs.
AV
in.
I
miikv ,
Canada
*
ith
complete
'Uta
descriptive
.
r
uiaUUa»
stale
*»f
i»r«
g«»n.
at
lr.i»t
thn
e
»tie
as|*et uf the case we reiterate our
BENTLEY A HAWN'S
AA . I’k' in the I « “- ! <'i:b..'AI AX » to H
Joiiath ni Talbert vs. Jixiie Talls-rt. ! ..»*i\v
opinion, and shall stick to it midi «1 if of it, the pM^pulation of ea.’b county
paper et r« ma la tin« in th«' »ahi «Mainly.
Jane
Tall.
rt
vs.
Jonathan
Talln-rt.
and
State
and
of
every
tesn
in
which
STEAM
- SAW - MILL.
i
«tir«
J
U
i
‘
.
I
a l»ow, < «»uuiy Jmlfe
ferentlv convinced.. That is to say, it
E. 1> Stillmm vs. County Court of
(hv« I be IM jMMtr t>r4»<a ft«» lumber
is published .•uvonling to
\utter l»r rwhliratloi».
tile Orr^vMiaH ba* not been Is.ught by a newspaper
, ,
W«ent|4vv <M»iy tlr»« < !*• WoctlMtti uk I «ill gu«r
the Mitchell interest, which is now die latest census, als-> the |w>litieal t'm.itil'a county.
i.VXI* OFMCt kt I k Giikxi»»:, <h.\
Attis** all *ur Murk u» bw J-> m * a « sMtlerv*».
H. AV. B.-rkel«‘V vs. Chas. M.nl-w,
Not t'iutwr, ¿5», I j WI. I
that id the O. R. 4 Co. and the N. P. R. tnaj -rity of .-a. h M He and county at
I
oth K is IIFIO'.IIY given tiixt tig :
J II. Mtn t on & < o.
li.Co.it has been lawight off from the list prvsiileutial election. The ft ,»f.
ft>llowiDg.nnni«'xl setilrr hu« ni«M null«-«*
R B. MacKciuievx Fr iuk Sh.-vnm.ui,
Itltt Intrutto nt »A«* Until l»r«»«»( lit uit)>-
oppe^ing hiui in his senatorial aspir.i capital of e.ch Stat . th.- number ot
pt*r< »•( hi«» vlulm, ai*U »rrurv tint»I miry ihvrr-
’___ .
lu sulwtantiatiou. if not proof, counties and their nain-.-e are given, ft «I
I* lll\ KI i:
tion«
of h»*A>rr |\ I' |»w »ifht. Notary Fubllr. at IX >»•
Adilic AVliitii-iaorv' v* Elvira T<*1. .. « »vH-t ujuu . ! t • vuHf.v. <hin.. cii January d,
of thia assertion we call attention to anil upon the whole the work is almost
ISfe Ci!
Matilda
J.
P<
blc
vs
Sam
1
K.
I'olib-
Th vtinre I* Kouard.
the fact that for a long while past aud invaluable to a journalist. The me
X , .X W . -* . X « ■> »n.l
John C. Arnold va B. F. and Caro 1-. s, .m t..r . .
down to the time of the nwnt joint chanieal "get up" of the book is excel
NL -w\V . - '«.I
‘ U -i- ► «”4 ttiitti.-s
line E. McElroy.
ful!i*win« um hi*» wllnCw
Kil 'ls.
“happening" of Mr. Villard and Mr. lent in every respect.
■ • •
. ! - i • • «lutiti
Ila«
H
It.
Leonard
vs
Vmatilla
County.
Have opend at their store
Mitchell in Portland, the Onywiii««
Mil Of |\ |ltil> ’..H I lllrtti
“Now th <t the fui number of uifin
Mary J Hall va AV. F. Hall.
lost no opportunity, and made many,
on uinin street next to iwld Fel­
brrs of the House of Representative«
Andrew
Mrrsli
va
B.
Perrin
«■<,</.
to give Mr. Mitchell a stalx AU per­
lows Hall u select stock of gen­
is elected it is poamble to state with
LAW.
■UXM «•*
«£' *<«■’ know
resivrws mm
,
•
.
sons
of «*»*-!
average au««-xt
intelligence
that
the visit of the Utter gv-ntleman .U»e ‘’dainty what the re.l*«’«ne s»™'g<!>
eral
J.
IL
Iàuilany
va
J.
AV.
Tank-!
_v
X
,
»
1-x- 1
If AT
ill be.
lus
1 I1U t.
it I/AAX lag
1 - 1. r
<>f f'SlI'tllX
parti«« 111
in it
will
The
fellow
referred to was of a poutiou aspN-t,
Hawley Pold «X Cu. va Curila John
i«
a
correct
eUasiftmtian:
and we cannot be c uvincetl that Mr. HrpubUrana... ..!« h ( Ri*a4ju*tcr
? son.
Scott did not so cousider it it is also Itciaocratdi........... 1
I Ind rendeiit.......
1
IL Alexaiidcr A C<x vv Cox a NaCi
|iiweeharlrm ...
h |
lielieved by the general public that an
-CoHaixüng of-
Stauloy Bro*, vw K Sunpauii.
Tulal..................................
MM
"uuderstiuuliug' was then and then-
Hawley a Wallace vs ftoorge Swift. ,
affected between Mr. ViiUnlsinU-n-sts majority of the whole, and will there-
Frank Wcbar *■-. G. H Knowlton .
I>11Y goods .
aud Mr. Mitchell. AVe waited for fore 1« under the nocesaily of opening
Cot
some days after that event to note the negotiations with somebody. It ap
L. S. Koanicy vx T. H. Foster.-4 nA ,
utterance« of Mr. Scott and to our sur ¡ cats that th>-rc will have tube a Ma­
.1
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prise found that while even iecvii-i.- hone and a Pavia iu the Hou» a- well
I
Boots A SHORS.
teney forbade the open suppart of Mr. as u the Senate. But wa have no
Hawle. À lHxi-i is Uoolga Saift
Mitchell on lhe part of th« On*p«sst>>is doubt of the entire sueecss of the Ri­
John Simons vx John Hudson.
HATS A < Als
vet it suddenly assumed a strain of , publicans iu securing ‘the balance uf,
E. A. Hawley and 1* AA. Wallace
ilituleut adulation of tlie O. R. « Co, power." With paities »o eveuly 1ml vx S. F. Harruigtotu
aud Mr. Scott even went so far as to a«ice«! little will ba accomplished.”—.’» i
Despain à .'-ulUvan vx O. R. 4t N
1>EKSS A- FANCY GOopM.
set forth in a leading editorial of Nov.
Co.
THIMAIINGK ETC
I i i.i.on v
19th a long train of sophistical reason­
E. .A- Hawley and I. W. AA alia«-
Yea, and the Republican party l»eing
J j LO iit stock is minp’MpJ of new
Xfnln mh «I Fifth
ing, written «ith s|M*eial regard to our
I a |»orty of Bmarity, then' «-an l»e no vx AV m. Piper, -t ai.
K' mm I s throughout, jiiMt pun-lutM-d from
i
railnxMl interest.*, wh< rein he s uglit to
A. B. Kotbiuck vs. James Fimli.
the San Fratuituu market
doubt
but
that
negotiations
trill
make tlie people believe a mono)s>ly in
E. AV. liicliardsuu vx W. A liar ■ V The ntirat
»nil hmf Mrli'rlrgl .«tut k
WK 1NVITK INHPEI I It>N 1 >1
the carrying trade *u an advuitag»*. opene I with snmeliody.
in WaMbiugfttn T«*rrit«»rv.
riaon.
our good« from the public.
oct7**It
Hc|>: NMU
Then it was that we saiti the “gag
Hawley, Walimi* 4: Co. is 1- M.
Ox Nov. 25th the remains of a nuui Put iugtou.
law” bad been applied in Mr. Scott's
* were found in the AA’illaniette river at
case and*we stand by it.
Lueuida E. Rohm vs. TasMiy Su wurt. 1
J. tt MOllltoW.
A. U. Wood v» D. M. Taylor.
Now as far as the simple matter of Portland, where they had proUiblv
for
railro-d construction ia concerned, we , been under water ”
»• l two
*° weekx
*«*** The
1“--
Turuer 4 Cox »x Marx A Jargvnson.
do not Opta»- it and .ienv that we have, *”•'» w,ere l,o,Hld to _
P’‘“-’r r *>9»
with wire |
Marx à Jorgenson vx Liawker A
and
a
heavy
stone
was
faslemsl
almut
T)„
n«l.-n.
ever opposed it: we have tn the columns j ”7" ~
;—7
" ......
of this taper advocated the buil.iing of.h,'* ne*’k* ,Th,f'r’' " 110 do“hl ’u,' t,'»‘i
Rothchild 4: Bean vx 8. A. Fan
two line, through this «wintry amt ,tiil !\p ma.n hadL Iwn , “upd-’rp'1* ,*«‘^ uing .t Co.
HEPPNER OREGON
favor it AVe have pointed od» abuse* “hohl >* a thorough my-tery. The
Robbins A Houser vx Maggie I
of their power committed bv the O. K. r”"‘a,,ns TMB ‘dpI‘“"-d »• those of a
O’Brien.
4tN. Co. from which we pereot.allv J^an by the name of John Ambrom-
E. S.ke.A Co. vx F. C!iri*ing*-r.
and the people of this mt on generaii'v
,XMV becajne exposed by reason of
A. I* Coffey vx John Vert.
tyWoukl vali the ai huit ion of th«- Pillali« to thvir new Fail 8Uxk of Good
have suffered and we shall «retinue
the oUU„>ai fall in the water of the
N. PuM-uliery 4 L'«x v* F. M. Gib-
to do. Mr. Hcott,enjoying the sweet- »‘luuoette.
binx
. . .CON*»l«riNG or...
Johu Shaw vx Wm. I- Taylor.
of a monopoly him.seif, decries the
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retnonstrai.o-s of those not so fortu ,
Tur. J/own/aiit.
ttiael publishes
Frank Bros, vx W. T. .Ionian.
nat«*lr, or unf«»rtanat«'ly, situated and the names of lMo individuals and firms
B. F. AVilliama vx G. AV. Cole.
ridicules the idea of anv opposition to who have subscribe«! to a fund to la­
S. B. Flowers vx T. M. Stewart.
the O. R. 4 Ji. Co. W’e agree with otfnre«! as a nward for the appreh.-n
J. L. Sperry vx Cole 4r Williams
him in one declaration which lie makes !sion
th«- parties who recently shot
l*auiel Chaplin vx J H C vanagh.
G HOC KKIKM, 1 IUM 14 FKA
KII <•!.
% M IL
__ that, “the Stab* H as undoubted John Hawk iu his tent near the villagu
Lung Ming 't al vs Town of Pendle­
power of control over all railways with ]‘T Iz-stine in Inion county. The
ton, tt al.
suite limit*.” This is true, Ut the unount of the reward now aggregate*
Johnson, Roes 4 Winans vs. James
difference between the Oregnniaa and *1620.
Johnson.
AA’. AA'. E-pey vx J. AV. Bowman.
tlie E ast O keuoxias oonsisla in the
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fact that the latter advocates the elec-! Tin; I’-ion County
r<l of la-t
■R Farmors' Supplios. •
Frank AA . A J. G. Paine vx R. R-
tiou of men to office who will maintain J week gives un account of the burn- < laucy.
I
this supremacy, while the fonner su|v, ing of a house ls-lotiging
to a
Hawley and AVullace >i T. J. Stil
ports an interval which will render the Mr Bunker in IxiGraiide on Ia-l well and AA'm. Biirleo.
people suliservieut to the dictates of Wednesday evening. The h use with
W. II Marshall vs J. J. Crowder
this corporation.
its contents was entirely destroyed and and B. AV. Gnttin.
So much for the pvildic interest in ,il WM »ith difficulty that a general
Hawlev and AA’allaee
this matter. Mr. Hcott, going further | conflagration in tlie town was pr. .«uted. Giles.
Frank AV. and J G. Paiuo vx Clancy
however, indulges in a severe deininci*-
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tion of all newspapers of this State
Ma. Hr.xxv A’ illakd lias pnri-baxed and Calyert.
Geo. A. Sheppard aud C. W. Bar
which do not happen to have the a controlling interest in the Pacific
MAIN STREET, HEPPNER. OGN.
wealth and footing which the Oregonian I'oast sieaiuvhip line with all the ves low vs. 8. Sylvester and C. C. Geisa.
B*nj. Hopper vx O. R and N. Co.
}*oiwe*sc* He speaks of this jmper a* eels, etc. This puichaae includes lioth
D. W. Bailey vx Perry Knott and
“the «mcern of fraudulent name,’ r the San Francisco and Puget Sound
which is his charactrri»fic manner of I mkw mol die railroad to San Louis AA’. IL Johnson.
alluding to it whenever he condescends Obispo as well as Die new vessel heing
Kitt*»t
Woiikt .W«rd*irrd.
* to this ; Imilt in the. enxt for this comp.uiy.
to take any notice of ux As
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point we would xay that while we had i
A shocking murder, say» the St.
lx another column will be found a James Oasette. was committed a fmU |
nothing to do with the christening of
the paper in the firrt place, we cer­ very interesting and instructive trea- I night ago at monastery near the forest
tainly shall not change its name just l tise on small pox from the jien of Dr. of Vranya.S*zo, in Hungary. Thia
tlHI’lVTIlis
XXI»
toplease Mr. Harvey W. Hcott. “Eaat ; E. R. Irving of this town. In view of i monastery, which Was inhabiu-l by j
Oregon” is as distinctive a tenu as ap­ I the preeant prevalence of the disease it I eight monka, who were wealthy, was |
plied to
to the
the portion of this Htate eaat is now of peculiar fitness and wo *ug attacked by brigands, but an alarm i
plied
of ihe Blue Mountains ns “West Vir- gest a careful peruaal of it at the hands having Ixs-n give», a *|>arty of soldiers
noviSyr
gitiia" ever was or is. and not until Mr. "f all our reader«
, came to the rescue.
J he brigands en­
Hcott proves that “East Oregon” is a
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■
deavored to barricade themselves in the
fraud upon "Oregon'* will we l>e con-
CoxcatM will meet on Monday next, i monastery, anil exchanged several shots
winced that the “E ast OaRcoxtxx'’ is ; There is great rivalry for the sj» ak< r with the soldiers, who were more than
a fraud upon the “Orvgnnian.’’ As to ship of the house and there are several ¡an hour 1«Tore they could fore«- an eu-
j
the implied charge that we are Reeking candidates in the field. Kasson of : trance. When they did get iu they I
to mulct the O. R. .<• N. Co. we can | Iowa and Hiscock of New York seem , found tlie monks lying gagged on tie-
lx G bxf . bai . M 1.1< iiaxi * i I
only hope that Mr. Hcott will live long i to lend, however, with alsiut e«|ual floor, but could not find any trace of
enough to know us differently. But chance«
the brigand« After the monks h.-vl
inasmuch as he lias i< en tit to broach
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! Ison set ut lilierty they informed their
this subject, we will state a case in
IH*'»-'' •' • S cott affect» to
deliverers that the brigands bad es­
plain unvarnished English and ask of dcnjnse the lisal pre-s of Oregon, yet
caped by underground |>oss ge leading I <
him a direct categorical answer. Mr. I'” "»•««' no “P*’1 -V f"r ‘I'»’ "«* of
from the cellar into the forest. The I i
HEPPNER, OREGON
Hcott claims to boa Repulbican, per State new» gained through this means
soldiers at once searched for the passage,
!
eonally, and certainlv runs a Repnhli '«m '‘x-al epitome ir. the
and failing to find ti e sc ret exit, cubic
can journal, generally speaking; but, columns is second in interest to its dis
l«ck to ack one of the monks to act os
hxiking Imi-k over the history of bis.P tches only.
JK^You will there find a complete «took of'Ty^CF
their guide, but they were nowhere to
connection with the paper he edits, we
j,
,
w
*'*
" ............
W ingard of Washington be seen. In the course of further in
ask him to name the occasion when ~
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Territory, on account of the Kmall pox vestigatious, however, they found tlu:
tliern wai any iva I interrai at »take
and upon petition of the Mt, curtailed bodies of tlie eight monks in a smiill
that he did not do that party more
room, and then tlie mystery was solved.
the «esffion of court nt Walla Walla
harm than good. His disatfe^ions
Boots and Shoes, Gioccrie», &c.
. -
. .
* • *■
and continued that at Colfax until the The brigands, seeing that they could
m-iy have been emiswi by patnoUsm H
r s(idl hav(,
not escape, had murdered the monks
and ‘hey niny not have been.
.
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and hid their bodies in this room, hav
Onee more and vve are done. Mr.!
Y’ta,
brother Johnson, Mahoue iug first stripped them of their clothe«
Hcott, man.led in the pride of position, bought Democmta.
We Imlien- that and put them on them selves. They
Especial attention is <*nll«*«l to the I' iik ' Slock of
indulges in very illd*coming self Isiid-1 lnOre DeanrraU Una Republicans go then gagged one another to deceive the
ation for the standing of the Oregonian.
heaven, but we do not claim that soblii t
mid while the latter were
.'a
AA’e freely aslinit that this is a good ,,// of the former sect are angels.
searching in the cellar, had maib* oil to
nea-Hpup r ami we pay for l>otli the {
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their fastnesses in th«; forest.
daily and weekly editions, one of
“H ome men are bom great, some be
and ìHtEHrt nonna
T he Oregonian "ill ii-s'ie a Bunday
which we send home M the represen come great and some have greatness
edition
on
the
Ith
of
December
mid
tative journal of Oregon. We also thrust upon them.' Wonder if Haivey
for flu* I1«mc Mutual ÌrtHiiranr« Compuny.
wliiiit that Mr. Scott conducts the j W Hcott was born fat!
r» Jit I A<>
thereafter.
»• A«nt for < . It. I hm J. i A ( u’** Agricultural Implement' la.
ffbt (Fast «Iw««««.
.1. H.SIlAlUiN A CO.
)
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PLANING MILL,
(■ BAIVI! OPENING
OK FALL AM) WINTER GOOIM AT
ALEXANDER e FRAZER'S
NEW BRICK STORE!
'oiuiug iruiii the Sun Fiancisco inuiket faatrr tliiiu
they Cim bo tleliveretl.
Every freight tenm to be hired for
love or money hns been put on the tend nnd yet they me
not •utlieieiit to truusporl <>ur »lock The
SASH AND DOCR
I«"* A O T O FL Y
III
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UNDERTAKING
'S,
i
And Siili The> Conn •!
\N'I»ER,
E I uiii'isco;
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PRESSEY ? HINKLE
T j OWE&T
LIVIPJO
jve -Z vttguint
H EKCH iMIISE
walla X7V«11«,.
J.
M OITOW & Soil.,
THE PRIDE
I’KIBE OF (H
(HR R STOKE
STORE IS Olli
OYR
O ij Goods, Clothing, Overcaals, Bools ;* Shoes, Hals, Gaps,
ladies floaks, l isters and Press Goods
BLACKSMITH’S
IP o
GENTLEMENS ITlìNISIIING GOODS
To be found outside of Portland and have a large and varied
a.*B<>rt ment of
O f 9JJ fl (1i KI TS 4’
I L S TEIts
Don't fuil to call and examine them before
where.
READY
purchasing else­
MADE CLOTHING
I ii every ntyle of goods and grade of price
ply of
A complete mi
DOOTS 2VINTD SHOD»,
Neat, durable and altrnctive, for Ladies and Mimes, Gentle­
men, Youths ami Boys. Especial ejtre was taken in the
purchase of these goods and they will be sold close to cost.
Mens’ Ji Boys' lints &. Caps
TOOLS.
a rt G- a . I j >
e
Cio to I) A. Herren’» Cush Store
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, HATS
Wnll Papers.
n rpets,
Oil Cloths.
Hemp C arpets,
our Stridi of Groceries 1
Unexcelled Anywlioro.
FINE JAVA COFFEE,
TEÆS,
SUGARS,
SPICES,
ETC. ETC.
We claim that we can xiipnly nny demitiid for every di-HCrip-
tion of (*|{( • (
we Btarted out to lay in a completQ nlock ol every brunch o
goods which the people of Eiwterii Oregon need mid I we hc-
Octll-tf
lievc we have done it.
Ct
KEIIY OR GLASSWARE.
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