The east Oregonian., December 16, 1881, Image 2

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Cain»» Prairie i» di»tant from Pilot
H kiia , I matilla go <>gu. I
\V«» have l*e«'n rvt|iirM<xl to atwwrr
uvrtain inquiries iun«{p h ’ hiu I I’mat »H r Rock, via Wiliow Spring», about
Dec. II, 1881.
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'thirty mil"*: from Peiulleton «lout
Fu'iroa E. O.. I have no excuse to
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-
Editor. «xMinty in roetpeet to !•■» stock growing forty live mill**. The load, foraiuoun
M> Knllrv Mt"« k nt
L. ■. COX.
facilities aiul su b '«4 system« \\ e can
ollbr ft<r my long silence except negli
tain
rood,
i»
one
of
the
la*«t.
not give an vUKmUe sketch of the
k.enev*, my houwihold duties not being
FRIDAY......... ...... UFA', in. iwt \;vriety and extent <»f its vast iwnouixx »»
urn <aO<»i>M.
< i.o rm \w.
Near the xuiiimit of the luountain i> M in arduous lately, aa Mu hi Ips a g>x>d
in thv limitv«l simco at our cominiuul located
deal. Tim only man in town who
' that wouhl any thing like Jo justice to
HKXTI.XV A HAWx's STKAM SAW MILL,
sis-ms to Is* busy is Mt. Richardson,
the country, so will only attempt t * (hie of the most complete mill* in (In* blacksmith. Mr. It. 8. is getting
For the otii sa tn be tillesl amoug the
give a general outline in xrry conviae »■ii-tern Oregon.
It ia diatanl from quite well again. I nm told he is likely
city authoHtii's in the election to I-*
1 fibrm.
Canias Prairie 121 mil"«
It ia the in to stop our M-his'l at auy time by taking
held next M<»n.iay it is understood two
Umatilla rminty is al<out the size ot teutimi of th»* proprietors to iuov«> the Mis.sC. R., our sixx'iiiptishcd tc.ichor,
HouH Mhvc*, tant«.
■eta of ean<iid»t> . will be |>la<vd in th<-
thv State of Ma»aaehusatta and is so ' mill, sometime during the emning year, home and starting homie keeping on
tield—a IkanHX-ratic andmougrvl Uohct.
I gifted by natun* as to pn ^uit a prouv I to the foot of the mountain, at thv* tht'ir own account
As to the advisability of miking a
Oll»
ising field for every branch of indus hoitd of Snips valley. Such a move, it
I am told certain parties here through
party issue of the mutter, we an* mil
trial pursuit Vieavd fr «n the stand - « * is needless to *av, will la> luviled with little petty jwdoiisiea are trying to get
clear that su. h a move ia the best ev
|>»int of a granger, it m»y well lv delight by the sei tiers of Cniuas. The the |swtnfiiis* diiasmtiiiuisl or removed
erciae of judgment.
W e know that
styled th«' "garden s|M>t of creation.’ price of lumla-r at the mil) is: For * from this place. 1 n >t only say, /«»
the Democrats have a considerable ma
Its soil will
dMy/AtH/ the earth oMiiiimn l»xiug, $12; ftuvring, (nil- fswiriiv/y inmert, that the |x*»t oilice
jority in the town and iwlteve that
pix^hu'cs. The cereals ah ' «•sptvially ' dressevl) $lfi; dvesstsl, $2A; other kind* here is and has Ixx-n judicially kept.
they will elect their ticket without dif
lirought forth in the grvate t perfection , of luml«*r in like pro)*wrion.
The office don’t jsiy very much at pres
ficulty--provided they put up good
of u > heat
and p(\*fusioiL Tin* iTv'ji «••
At the h"ad of Bnipe Valley is the ent to either the govertinieiit or Mr*.
men, as we believe they »ill do. W’e
AT
just harvested will average over 30 daily ranch of the
Swifter, but it pays a little and every I
were not of the prime movers in the
bushels to the acre th * county over,
HOWARD
HKOTIIKR«
.
little
help«
especially
the
latter
who
i
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'
scheme but since it seemed to be the
and much of it was grown on wild They ma.le •xmsiderable butter during trying hard to make bread for her little .
wish of the majority of tlx* party, we
hunl. Timothy hay grvws to perfec­ ' the past season, the exact amount not one«.
But it seem» certain old tei h
acquisece and will do our share towards
tion on thv N ttom lands and alfalfa ! being learned by your oorreapomlent. ctors ilou't let an op|*n tunity |>a-*.. to
electing the nominee, of the conven­
vtKceods when aowy.
Vrgt't.ablcs and
From hen* can be
alavut si
‘
Is* seen about
sixteen
jriek a man when he isdown.
tion. Ona consideration which impels
fruit grow to gigantic dimensions and houses, all within th
I - radius of S'.n|>jrf Many are the inquiries made in thl-
us to this course is the knowledge that
are of the best «ptality. The country ( valley.
N.-ar the venter 'if the valley , |L'Wn
«» -L.
to w ‘ ho Susie is.
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Eien ••»I »a
had the Republicans a majority, th
is for the greater part opeu prairie, all j is a sul»St ».ntial log school house. On don't know that I write them» line*» a !-
I« H) Hturcllnuae with |l««t| o \ v >
would not fail to make us»* of it
of which is fertile and pn*iuetive, but the east side art* th»* farms of J. M though lie reads them wry attentively, head I« ««I m » h»r «Mir. |\»r hartbvr luA«r«Ha-
Another and stronger one is, that
the creeks are fringed with tiu.lwr and Downs and Janies P«vk, both stock * as do all m town. 1 hcaivl the post Ih n mil Mi»«l wo me.
the rivalry engendered bv making
the mountains along the eastern and men. (hi the divide between Sni|>eertustress say yeste'rvlay evening that
it a party issue will lead men of both
southern boundaries afiord kn inrx and Round valleys is located the store of several person» were sul».. ribiug for
parties to put up the Iwst citirens for
•r* \» I atti
««lit «d bltalttaM all |M*r
! haustihle supply of the best of tin*
jonx h . v-urroRix
the E. O. to find out their lionie new« •«»it* kntiAinif llu ihm »K«’« 4" he hoir Het) I**
office, so that in any event the town
wood and building niterial. Th«» Mr. Clitibrd his his store well tilled I will try »nd give them all th" item» me will |»h'«iM» veil Ituniedlnh'ly ntul «rille
will secure competent officials We
north eastern porttnm of the county is with a carefully sel.*et.sl stock of gen- through your paper hence forward, but
■»«
<*<aww
learn that the Republicans will pi t a
almost entirely utilized uwlieatfarms, oral merehandise which he sells at must close iio.v ninl help Ma get din
<«M|rrilllr. <>rrg«*M.
“eitixens ticket" in the field that is
Xttu-mWr T. I’WI.
tmtllll
but the western, southern and central sec Pendleton price» Through his untjf
to say, knowing they cannot sail to suc­
tions are still an I will be for many ing efforts the settlers now enjoy the
cess by an open declaration of principles,
years the sustenance of may herds ;tn.l aivommoilation affoivled by a j*«t offi -»*
they proposetoaccumplish their obje t by
I*. IttXKt.l
II
docks» The Univ da Indian rc> rva which is known by the net very eupho­
artifice. As to this point weiatenl tol< t
t : ii : < h me.
- tion consists of about 2? ),0X) a -res of nious name of Snipe. The citizens
every man shape his own course, bn.
the finest agncuh :rel lux! in the State talk of having the name changed to Kthr T»» th«»
>*t I. •< K* :
• » Uv* mi,
say this for our part that we hud
kltl.
none of which has l>een taken up fi r something more, "stylish.” Near tie­ iufit. a nine
sooner vote for the most bitter ar.d
Hrw noe h»r a noth /
M *«««•«••
'settlement» Outside of this the l«est store is the new fra>*ie si’h.X'l Iv*'"»-
uncompromising Republican <»n earth
land, perh tps, has been located, but there which, when completed, will be the f I mu .
who is man enough to say he is a Re­
• are many thousands of acres of land best country school house in th"
Tl.T. U.T1H
pul dican, than to vote for one who
y*t untaken which is better than t vo . ci ui.ty.
says Rev. G. W. Kei.
while running on a party issae at
FOIAN*
tlOXMWKIJ.
-la Wr«t'»>« oil th*
t
thirds of the cultivated and improved ’ nedy of Pendleton. AU the dre*-. !
7.h.ItMd. Dr. F. I*. F azhh mid Ml«* Marx ’ V
tempts to slip through in sheep s cloth-
Crv»-.«rritl, both of »hat town. v»t rv uti i
lands of the older Stat«a
In fact I lumber is in the house with which tu
in «trtnvmy l*y !t« v. \V. H. |iu<
ing. Th- voters cf the town will u »-
there is land enough fcr almost countless ' < finish it and this will be done at an
The many frlwnJv <»f b»»Hi p«»rti- • tn Ih
derstaud that in casting their ballots
fe-Tns, and catuiMe of producing from ■ early day
community extend («»them hearty ronitra?«
for the “citizens' ticket'’ they an* vot­
1 2o to .^0 bushels of wheat to th»» avrr,
About a mile from here is J. K Iali«»n< mi'l wi«h them a lon< li( ■ nt pi«»*p i
-CutUHftliog Of
ing for an element of the Republican
'
Connell
s
famous
t Iving around lvose all over the country
party who have not the manly cour­ [ with nobody to take it up. Much of
L X. L. DAIRV.
age to acknowledge their principles. this is atilL covered with a luxuriant
XKW
DKY
During the past season he made over
We believe the ruse will catch no
growth of East Oregon's far famed And ,’>(XXI pounds of butter, all of which ho
votes. While we claim to be a*i iron­
N»>TI< r. All idranti» iii.I. Lt I t»> in,
I justly eelebratexl bunch grass, ou which sold at 33 and 40 cents per |«>uml.
clad Democrat in all thingsand have no * iu stock has flourished. In some t»r-
w ill pica»» esime forward ami m t le
During the “Indian raid ’ three year»
their
due» by note or Lili between Uii»
apologies to make for it, vet we want
tions of the county gold is found in ago Mr. Connell had all his buildings »lute and the tirsi uf Jivnuurv u< vt, with
hoots à shoes ,
good government for our town a- much
small quantities and very extensive burned, together with 4,800 pounds of either niywll or J. 1’. Fini. v. I. >’
as any of its citizens, and candidly say
'coal mines an- worked, but not yet ehiwsc, stock scattered and all t*s»ls Wamiotli’» drug «tore. Alter the lir-t
HATS à CAPS
that if the Democists put up a man
fully developed, in the wesitrn extretn and implements destroyed. Nothing of January settlements must la nimle
who is unfit for the office which he
with J. A. Guyer, my nitori..'\.
ity. The Umatirla river and other daunted, however, he went to work
Dw. In, ‘hl.’
Dll. J. XV. llAt.U
seeks and the Republicans put up one
I»RF>s A FANCY goods ,
streams furnish unsur|Kiss-d water J to restore his loss and by next year the
who is fit and who will say he is a Re­
TRIMMINGS, ETC
ill P°Wt*r
manufacturing enterprises model dairr of eastern Oregon will be
publican and will run as such, we wi..
and great industries in this direction the "I. X.’L’’
£
S^Our
*t<x-k
i. c'.mp ’M-J of tw*
vote for him. ’out we will cast a blank
: will doubtless arise in tEe course of a
Concluded next (reek.
g.mis throughout, just purchased from
rather than vote for a man wearing a
short time. Much attention is le-
W’lLL. C. S timsox .
Importer und Breeder of ‘
the San Fram-iwo inrket
false-face. We do not know who the
■ stowed upon the common school sys- Dec. 15th 1881.
xx i invìi i: issi Et’rioN of
nominees of the respective conventions
Npnnhh nr Ainrrimn
ith the' t*‘ni *X>1"
l”e People and the Mate
our good» from the public.
<xt78lt
will be, so leave this, together wi.L.
new «nix
election returns for our next issue. We authorities, while several higher grail"
| schools and acadeoiie» an* conducted
Some of th?* Tv^i.lentM at C«M Spring
make no fight liefore convention but
will support all Democratic nornina with great satisfaction. Good teacher* station, who used to manipulate the
are
in
demand
and
to
such
the
State
pmepecUH*'» |»an. tried aoiue dirt from
tions, if judiciously made.
and people are willing to give liberal a bank in the vicinity and found about
*al
NUT« CM.
wages. We have railroad outlet now ••ten cents worth of gold to the pan at
westwardly and will soon have to the the grass roots.” With primitive tools
Mr. Scott of the Orrfomaa has l»eezi east. In fact our county is the Hower
they went to work and washed out ¿6
moved by our recent publication to ,,f t|1.. „. . ., d is
vet ,.„t half
Itala* Mirret, wnr V« l»ru< kturr.
a day to the man. A company aai
come out and bear witueas t.oit the
Th. man who turns his
forme«L a number of claims staked ofT
Finr*t
Wine« and
Liuuor«» Air,
lion and the lamb have not yet L.in flc, oth(. .rUiDg$ur... M .SIM)t-trik<-
taken to organize a mining
Ikt-r. <’i.;:«t’» and mix««! drink» to suit
down together in that political millen- ,
¡n [/„^tilla will in al! proU and
district.
The
discoverers
are
laying
UmU*K Cocktail» rarljr and
mum which the public generally htv Hvp manT v,a„ ,o r,
„ h.,
out ditches, building sluices and going
all kiii<lx of iciui drink»
thuught was about to be perfected here
,n ;u |_
:.t
to the bed rock confident that they
after 10 (/clock.
in Oregon. If he will live up to hi*
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“have stru«*k it rich. ' The f*»nnati< n
The *«*rv j»luf*<* to dt*»p in anti take a
declaration until after the next June
IIP
T he XX'ashington Ertning Star, an of the country at that point indicates
•tf,
ijiiirt drink.
—
election it will 1« as good a thing as
»W«
; independent Republican journal, in that the gold came from the direction
we want—Mitchell may be trusted to
all
L. KUYKENDALL A Co.
speaking of the Virginia debt says tiiat of the blue Mountains and is not a
j" 1
make the other side interesting. S a vs
■ I d-»
llkMKY u. I»wi<j»tr. H« iriwlrg,
- 4
.
deposit by the Columbia. The new
Mr. Scott in a late issue:
' have always maintained that its debt mining ground is situated <»n the line ,
X'W« I I HR«
MOTI« F. FOB I t III.K Vri<>\.
“Now since the E ast O rkgosiax is ' amounted to over 833,000,000 while
of the railroad, 27 miles Wow Wallula
taking trouble unto itself over a no­
lavar»
Ornes
at
I.
a
«.«.Asor,
iii.v.
i
I the re-adjusters have insisted that it i* Junction and ten miles ulxive Umatilla. ,
Is-.. mi., r. Mb. I--I. I
tion it sees tit to entertain that ‘*raii-
i less than 820,000,OtM). The report of
’ oth V. is nr nu, y mvf s ui vT tn»:
road influence'’ may cause the Onyani I the second auditor of the treasury — F. If. Uniom
f»»llowlnir-mim(sl .»»iti.r h». nn-»l maire
Are
«»f hl« Ini melon (»» mult«' (Inni
In «ut»*
an to cease its opposition to the alleged
S» S ator W illiam M ahons is airing p»rt t>f hi« «-latrii, Mfi<l Ihnt
shows the debt to be, in exact figure»,
|>nw«| will
political pretentions of an individual
inn«|e >»•■/<•>■<• I». I*. Ihblxht, n Notary Public
8-34,592,186.98. In view of the fact himself in New York among the men »»
Pendleton, orrg«»n, on Jnny lirh, wtf, v it:
TH 1 M
whom it calls “Hon. J. H. Mitehell," ' of the second auditor being one of the whoa.'* money he used to purchase the
Xi llilatn II ou 11.
we may inform it and all others whom
Tp 1 N’ H 11 F W
founders of the re-adjuster party and eighty thousand negro votes in Vir­ λ * Wi. for the X W t -V.
M. II«' IMM1I-« 111 f'llioWMltf Wttll.•♦•»••« («»
the information mar concern th it
,
the official ginia for repudiation purposes. Mr. prov»-bl« ront tnj«ri»-t ■ « I it» »- ii|> »'i, »» r«i| <-*il-
,
r n
i ii-. l u
making out his report
r«-| -it from
fr
whenever J. Hippie Mitchell prev*:it-
.
. ,
of, «abI Inn«/, tir: Win. F. Kretwr.
_ __ .J__ of J Ur* Mate
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,r
.
r
,
reooens
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tree i ury, the Em, > Mahone aj pears to entertain the opin­ tlvHtion
U io. II. Ap|»'rit««n. J. M. Harri« anti .1. M
himself for the senate or any other .
ilj "V Etar very properly says that any , ion that if he could get hold of the iT’trift, nil of |,»-n»!h ? »n, I riia'illn «'»Hinty,
public poritmn the
’V" .tiemptof th» Mahoneit.sto redu.» this crank of the universe he wool I lie able or«-« »»«..
II».. why W. l»w i».iir, ll»Kli»lrir.
<k>r|4M£
warn the people a« it has done hereto- «tsirtiiiif nn»» tiarf!. ! h util l.s< I.^.L<-.1 , tit», very quickly to readjust the Almighty's
i amount one particle will be looked up-,
fore, that he u an unlit man to re-
NOTH r. FOR i*l III.K IT1<>%
In
: on as direct repudiation. This is wliat work, ami infinitely improve it.
ceis^hii'-ir trusts, and it will do what
i that |»rty contemplated from the out- fact, there is very little Mr. Mahone
it can to convince them of the fact. |
r> set and is what was universally recog­ thinks he cannot do—except meet old
We know of no “railroad influence"
Pont.
nized as their object by disinterested Jul>ai Early.—
that is exerting itself, or going to exert
parties, but they have never Ix-en con- ■
itself, for his political advancement,
T he most horrible destruction of hu­
fronted with their own figures before. '
lior could all the “railrosd influence” ;
man life on record occurred in Vienna,
in America induce this journal to sup j
the capital of Austria on l>»*c. Nth, by
A vote will lx* had on Jan. 9th,
I -* 23L O T O n. Y
port hint, or the people of Oregon to :
th • burning of the Ring Theatre. At
---- AND------
1882, in the new county of Garfield,
elect him. There is no “influence” of >
latest advices more than 600 corpses
I tV. T., to determine the final location
....LUMBER
YARD........
any kind at work for him save that (
of th" county seat. The twin of h id l»een taken out and the work was
of professional placemen and spoils i „
by
no
means
finished.
it
is
<*»tirnatcd
~_____ / atei Pat .ha City are the
hunters who make a business of fol-
candidate» and there will lie more “cat- th it over 1000 ¡tenons perish«*l in the
ADIIIVI m TR ITOH M NOTH I!.
lowing a boss brigand in politics in the ] .
holocaust.
: battling'’ done between them until the
hope of personal reward. XX'e have
A AMX IAI.TV —
question is determined than ths mind
Y^nTi
F* H If BEE BY « .1 \ I X Til \TTHK
heard that he will not be a candidate, J
h h Dr»» hr »»'■'! I» h - l hl« «1 > v h ■ n np( ■» ni- I
T he Mrs. Teller, of Polk county, who
of man can comprehend.
A'lininlMtrnfor
of
!!•'•
«••tit
’
<-
«»f
TI
i
'
giih
«
('.
aa
w ■
BJ ■« H-:
which is quite probible, inasmuch a*
it was mentioned last week bad been I»;<•!<•• V,
by th»* II < ii . County <'ourt
as he ought by this time to see that
fils Northern Pacific a .<1 Oregon arret ed on suspicion of ]x>isoning her «-fili-Mafp t,f <«r<’iXGO, fttr I niitllll I < <> nil v, Of «il 4«acri|»«loM Itfpt I» ‘« k
mwl« to order
All tKT'onw liHvhiK rilohn » itv*iln«f -ithl < «ttntri
the people of Oregon will never elect' Improvement Company man nr» >i> lm,baud, has been discharged from cus- f»r»- firirriby rri(|»ilr*ti Io |»r ■«« nt th. miiiw toiru*
him to any position.
.odds on Green L i.-r, XV. T.
ra tody. The examining phyt icians at the with thf profwr vnorlif-rn at toy r» hh n< «’ ot*
AGENTS FOR—
Butte r riri-rk in Miti I county within «I«
S wator S later *continues to show 'piece rd <li >ut' I hud. Th-
hive inquest reported that the man died from monili« from thia «Iwt«*. All p<*r*on« owing
mm DI riMtntri art? rr<|ilf,»*h',<l to pay up at <»n< <•.
BENTLEY
& HAWN’S
himself keenly alive to the niter.- ts mutually ou-' -d < a< Ii ' tie r, b.it the h art disease and the grand jury there­
• >. F. 1 H omi -ms, A'lui’r,
R < - I A ’li'iiiir, Attj» f<»r a - Inir.
and advancement of his constituency. Oregon Itnpr nem it m-:i ;.r- now in upon reported “not a true bill.”
STEAM
-
SAW
- MILL.
luM r llth IMI.
<h » Ifl là
In addition to the general bill for the pos-
urn and ara h/di",' t!i ■ jrmn l
,
fir
thrim
your
»»okra
fo**
luhibrr.
.W X»
W» T
opening of the reservation for settle- with arms,
VV* «■inploy only hr»i rh« worfcmnu. and will guar
ntiti c m H uur work to b« doll« iu ordered.
ment, he has introduced a bill author­
By the Whir W< wr Farmin* < ompun.i
Two partif-s of surveyor» ar«* said to
izing the secretary of the interior to1
.1 II. Minron & Co.
r»iay20tr
segregate 640 acres from the l'matilla ! be at work in Snoqualmie I’ass in
Fu 10,000 I'cncinic I’oats'kM
‘ Washington Territory. They are not
Indian rtse. vition, a Fa ent to the
....For which...
Northern Pacific men and it ia not
town of Pendleton, t, Oregon,
xx«v-gw;i, iaj
lay iv
it UUl
out in
III
Genfs Fnrn'g Goods
GRAM> OPENING
Ob' FALL AND WINTER GOOD.* AT
ALEXANDER @ ER AZ ERAS
JI
BRICK STORE!
Coining I' i otn thv Nun Eianciwo inmlfvt huler than
they cun be delivered. Every freight temn to be lured for
love or money Im» been |>ut on the loud mid yet (hey uro
not »ntlieient to traimpurt our stock Tim
GROCERIES!
PRES8E1’ ? IlI.XkLE
i
*•
l\
1
<1
mm mu «milis,
Anti Nt il I They Come!
Our .Mammoth Two Story l*'atul>li»liment is
FI LL FOM F<H NDATION TO UGO F.
An<l we i*tl<*r the LAKGEST, BEST SELECTED AND
CHEAPEST LOT OE (.ttuth lAcr Hroi^ht i : un ( «t itan
Hol VT(IM- The stock wit* piirihuMtl by MB. IL ALEX­
ANDER, of olir linn, from
the y« ry best house« of San
E riiiieÍMo; mui wen* selected aitli the object of aii|iph ing
the needs of all clusecs of our people. Everything is tnutked
! dew:, to the
LOWEST
LIVING
JVE21.TV.C3HTM-
OF PROFIT
IIEKLII I.WÍSE
LUKE’S
l‘Al.A< i; SALOON
L II. Sil A RON A CO.
N
PLAMW ill Lb,
SASH AND DOCR
UNDERTAKING
iUk.,
and th-
" 1 ’ . ”
111 X
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block*, have it .jipra.M-d
appi
it for
«1« in
s. «nan
than ',l,t JT ’ ,'a'^ ' , ■ ar"
t:" ‘"P10/ °*
it
for sale
in single
single lots
ivos at not
nov I .»»»
.
.
....
**,.Elliot-«.
the
appraised . ® value.
XX'e sincerely lh.
t^e I I ♦ t‘ .1, < Northern,
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trust that it may *^ ! »-<-<lily
pas.«.
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M ayor D. I’. Thonips-n of Port
Rt.VATO« G hovsk has introduc'd « land has goic to Washington to work
T he ri pudi.«tori of Virginia havedi -
liill into the Senate to restrict Chines.- for iner.-a d sppropriation*. for the iin-
immigration. His bill is a copy of the |" 'Veinent of the Columbia river Inr cidod t<> »end Mr. 11. 11. Riddlel»-rg<-r
vetoed fifteen passenger bill, except ’ Jl’l the < olumbia and XX illamett. •o repr «nt theni in thè l ’.N. Sonate.
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in allowing certiin Chinese to come nver*.
'I iti; Jacksonville l’un,, cornea to ti»
here, the exception» being similar to
T hf . warehouse of II. M. Osborne onlarge I sud improved in appoaranco
those of Miller» bill; ordered printed. ,
nnd generai “get up.” flood.
i
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•’ ,t Co., manufacturers of agricultural
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Cat J ohm W. Foillter, the well implement« was burned in Chicago on
T hf . Guitteau trial drags its weary
lOth, ijtt.fi 1*320,0(10, iriKiiranœ
known editor of the Philadelphia Tini*n j)f*c.
I
length along. Nothing new has been
,000.
died at his home in that city on Dec. Ml
developed the past week.
9th of Bright'» (iiseaae.
T he Legislature of Wavbington
T he N. P. it. K. now runs through
Jr.rrr.UHov D avis reached New kork ¡Territory adjourned -i„- </ie on Deiein- to Wallula instead of A in« worth
ou hi. return from Europe on Dec. 711». : ix»r -ill.
I hr formerly.
|£ # Co th n ■ill be Paid mt, I) filter fj.
PENDLETON
HOTEL,
I*«*n<!Irton. Orc*on.
•rl'ir furlh.r Infornici Ion hejnlr.' eliti'
V»zt iiiiit or nt th< onice of Wie »-h r Hr»»»
l*endl»»*»rn, Oregon.
noverili
Wins Wr.’T F aiímimo C o .
RO8BIN3 &
E. HAMF.lt. .
Pi opi li (or.
< Ol ItT MTBEF.T.
(NVttDoftr to tb<* Tribun«
<*l.o
noi.vix^. % %i» i mri it i»» i* iif tni :% r » uh i.xitt» « wBriK»
an<l 4 hihlr.ii
*h .««-<.*>•» Im II«»
all II-« n I’urrba. «1 frvm «hr
lor ’IfiMafarlurrr» awd arr of th«* lalrwf •»fjlr*.
THF
GHEAT Kt SH OF ( VSTOMEKS
compelled im to enlarge our force of salemuen nn<l huii-
<ire<|g of people crowd our More from morn till nigUL Wo
offer the best lino of
IL in
GENTLEMENS ITRN1SIIING GOODS
T<> be luiiml outaide of Portland and have a large
amort inent of
OrUHCtMTS «$•
hih I
varied
VLNTKRS
Don’t fail to call and examine them before purt-liaaing else
where.
READY
MADE CLOTHING
every style of goods anti grade of price
i»:v of
A complete
mi
boots jfiLixrr> shoes ,
Neat, durable and attractive, for l.ndiea and Misses, Ountl»>
men, Youths and Boy». Especial care was taken In th
purchase of these goods and they will be sold dose to cost
virus’ it Boys’ Slats
Caps
Constitute an attractive element in the composition of our
stock. All the latest fashions are represented,
c arpéis,
Wall Papers.
Oil Cloths.
Hemp. C iirpets,
SbtooliL of Qrocorloa lai
/
FINE JAVA COFFEE.
TEAS,
SUGARS
SPICES
MOUSER,
\EIV WIT II.IHKI’f,
THE
ETC. ETC.
Meal Tablea «•••> «<>«1 Kl-gantlr
F ti railMird Itooinw.
j
[fAVrVG Jf’RT OPENKD IS OCR NEW /‘HOF
|| w»»
r for Male lb«* • hoi' Mt
Bfcf, Pork. Vi’Rl & IIlit ton
To b« foiiffirl In J'»-ndlcUm.
i Corned and < arrd 9f<*atw ol* nil Kloda
Frthb Huux jgtR rna«!e every day,
I
»H if
,'laiin tlint wo can supply uny «letnnnil for <
A <’o„ Pendleton
Ì Khollld'T.
briniti 7*> on I« 't
nhoiild* r.
“« CROCKERY OR GLASS WAI
laited out. to lay in n complete stock of ev
goods which the people of Eastern Oregon ncci
lievc we have done it.
h'ncrip-
h abort
nah o
we be­
ll-if