SIKES WORDEN
TIDINGS. crn^ disappointment that I have no W - have be -n figbtiag tor the laid three j Cipt Kr <s is at U u«tilla with steam H. M. THAT HER.
co
operatii.g
forcesvail
*b!e
11
meet
and
days;
can
’
t
tell
h«»w
m*nv
are
k
l
:
ed;
er
>»n»l
G
•
ling
giiQ.
* W.«XX
cl e *k these Indians Gen Howard is we know of eleven of our men.
we; T-i«- G »verrtor hop«* to g»*t reinforce-
THATCHER & WORDEN
J. M. NUTTON,
EDITOR. evid-ntlv driving them.
W heaton .
w»nt help. I have b«en iu th*» saddle • n.ents'uf volai.t-ers frotu the Dades at
...JULY 12. ¡STS j
f -. iday ...........
W alla W alla , July 3 —11:30 p m for three night«, all uf the I ns ue-s on«*»*. -
DEALER»IN
The •heriff of U'uatil'a coumy reached boau*R are «4 • e I
G v F*r»v. nf Wa*hing*oh t» rr»torv
here this ui >rnmg, haviig left the
latest from the seat or war .
i-»i W.4* Walla wak Dg «oi purs b'e
rcieuPsoF sovtheaxoiieuon hin » I
sut-oe of tin- t»resent HoatilitiesHst night
TORY.
The oe vs from the seat of war w ,4 . pr p»r*ti •< »
sl> *nf 10 «I’c’c ik. Fro u the Umat’llas
and Major C irnoyer be learned ‘ha- up­ the m«jst exeitmg nature. A tight <»c i Two co'iii»sni«* fr-’m -\»iz‘ns arriv
Ci
»h* Idaho will go up the rivet
We commence lim week, the publi on the first appearance of the Btuuocks
Sr-
enrred on the
instant, about 30
cation of historical sketches, pertaining they • ffered to barter th-ir plunder, miles from U uatilla ata place kuowu Un (U-»n*ta\) uorniug.
A'ion» thirty-fiv temilies a’e now a*
» •
to the history of Southern Oregon. It consisting of 2,000 horses and merohsn as Ctrute Prairie, iu which a coruuan.v
diue.tor their a^i-tanoe, promising not
U usti. 1 • landing. T iey will be for
LINEVILLE, LAKE C GENTY, OREGOF.
\
is our desire to pabluh these sketches to disturb or molest any of the property of 50 volunteers was defeated. M.oy warded down the river.
as much as possible, in their chrono­ belonging to the Umatilla«. In add:*
Ar» now r«*c«*iving tiout S*»n Fraucitco au »x eusne stock ol fcOvda of great varj^f _-A;
confiding rumors have been received • Indians havens* ed the head nf Joh»
logical order. Oar next sketch will tion, the Bannocks stated that whether
xactly
euit»*d tv ib>* trad- uf he
in regard to thia figut. At fits', it was -Div sud »re on the he»*d o. Birch crei k
• ~l **• •
they
received
assiatance
or
not,
they
Howard m t -eir rear
occupy two numbers of the T idings ,
reported that but seven of the com
Anoth r »®>rl t • ero«*.
giving a detailed account of the massa- proposed to fight their way to the Col
utubia river, that they were determined p-»ny escaped. Tue following ia the
U matilla . Ju » 8 -6 p m .
ere of a portion of an exuloring party to cross that stream, aud that when la’eat diMp-i’Hi:
Cinf. W. KiiiM-u, with »besteaue:
I
from P irt Orford, in 1851. Hon. W. once across they would not req lire am
U matilla July 7, 10 a . m
Korthw-tt
tontean
attack
this
a
terumiu
G T Vault, late of this county, »nd sssn-tanoe. The UmatilLs declined to
The stage I** just in Tom PeuOtetuu. on band of Indiaus croNsing horses ov» ¡
Wbteh'h«*y <•«•» nr**p»red *o «vil al eric«» »bvt caonftt fail tft Mtisfy cu»*.o»»r». Be-
Hou. L. L. Williams, present county acoep' the offers tbhs tendered wheu Driver repoits tour meu dead luaiead th3 riv»*r about eight miles ab »v** h* re «nre to call and «•» u« and •• e for ye-irsrlves.
• •
the B.mnocks opened firp. Ti<e U-o-a
clerk of D iigla- co a Qty. were among tillus number6*1 about GO Of these of two.
kt'liug a larg • nnm**er of horatn» and, >
U matilla J il»-7
is supi» »red an le ban or two.
the survivors of that sff ir.
We are only 30 were armed. Corn over report
Th«
following
ia
irorn
Pen
iirton
L atest —O > M »nd »y nig it a partj
indebted to Mr. Williams for the farts ed two of his meu killed. Tne location
J
n
y
7.
2
p
M
:
,
of ti -»"id i a’t»* not- d t'» «r *- the Co
•y
iu this sketch, given in a letter written <>f this fight is about 40 miles from
T<> Goc. Cnudwick, Umatilla— A 2:30 I «.»i-ubia riv-r 15 nite« h low Um»'ih>*.
yendteton.
to us in 1863.
/ L ateb —The stage that left P.*d lle A M., OU t-M 6 11, W«» W»*rH -it >«c%t>.| O» They were R<vnun*ing their b<»rioH.Rim»»
wh-n Mt j K s
tou 6 o'clock this eveuing has jn$t readi­ (u'liaus. while IHtiing iuucu at Willow 203 in »in óher,'
AN OLD PIONKKR RKTURNED. / ed here, and brings the iuteiligeucr -oriugs, ab ur 30 aide* distant from •■»«ue noon t»i<-m, in the HtH»¡u»*r S
Do not forget the 0:d Pioneer Store of the Lake Csurtry.
»
of i he courier at that point, who reports Peudktin. Tu (u iiaus surr-ui <d d kape. Scia»« of the hor-e- cro*-rd ovet
Mr. Rigdvnx who has jui-t retarued that the Uinstill as bad beea defeated' <>ar compaay ut 45 volunteer«. E v<m' but uifwt nf ih»*n> re»urne 1 to the
THATCHER & WORDEN.
frntn a.rip down lha. valley, inform» and were falling back toward thererer ' <»r twelve n»**u halted tbrmg«» (th* t ;O egnn aid.— * numb «• of the h*»re«»
ranks
ot
the
Iu
lians
and
l-ft
the
re-
vinittf.
**.*•« • •
us that our old time friend, Rowlaud va’ion, the Bannocks being in parsnit mtinder, wh*> luug'-t ‘»ravelv _ Under w*re killed. ~M j »’ K e-s ihrn meh
an.at>a?k on the I»i lines’ o«mi> au ?
This courier reports the number of
•* ••»...
*«w
Hall, who Laa been absent some fifteen Bannock warriors at 600, aud toe entire cos-r of a sheep sited. Fighting las:ed •b-troy« d it and even th'ng abou i» in
St • '
years, has recently returned to bio unmber of hostile», including men about six hour-, wu«a th«* lalians. rln iitnrAlt the camiea, A nnmner i f
ranch on Bear creek. Mr. Hall waa women and children to be 2,0<X). They rn-»Ved off. At 12 o'clock, midnight, «a id»« btanka * and ' nffaio rob«-» w»-re
v dunteers uiov»*d toward Pead let* iu
J M McCall,
blorru Bautn,
the first man we form nd au acquaint­ are well armed.aud the warr ors monnt About half a mile from the bj *« u 4 of found at- th»- simp Squ-vl* of h'-s ile­
have k»«eo i«i »itrhi al I th’* m»» ruina
e.i oq fine American horses, mo»t of
ance with, after arriving in Oregon. which were captured in the recent raid hattie the Iudiaus «¿Ain attacked u •rith Mto-k. H«‘nitg are out
G**u
bv firing from both sites, h^mg will.in Howard w»s at Pilot Ruck Ve.tterd .y,
We led the “ old bell mare” for b:m through the J >bu D«y country O
Firing lasted nt»d n'»t»‘<llv ruov’n¿ thin wav. * ) lir
and liia partner, Chris. Thompson, in receipt of the news the stage station at 15 yards of our men.
out
a
few
minutes.
T
ie
iu ' u rn iv^d
the fall and winter of 185.1
These Cayuse waa abandoned, the stock aud on a few hundred yards and w»re nt sm-dl ban«! •»( I i fiaUH w»th abnnt
hor es, p«ss«*<l <!«»*«
men bad charge of O d B dander’« vehicles beiug removed to a less dau ta**k d again. Th*-y m >ve*i again,.per eight i hea«i nf
gerous locality. 'All the c »u itry for
• •ppoH'te, and tn signt of tin« pla**e th*1
Main S're*.t, Ashltr.d
pack train, runrfing from Salem to mile-i arouud the vicinity uf P.«udleton naps a ruile aud a h*lf, an I were hr d morning •«» j >iu the h jstiles iba
Yreka, at a time when there was note is being deserted. Tne settlers and «>u agaiu, au-l then tuov *.f two inoe- ciossed below.-
li'iuae. ««re the ferry houses on Rogue their families are fleeing to the towun H'id were fired on f-»r the lsa: time
JLA/ OULD Announce to the people of Jackson and Luke counties
Th« number of tn«* I »liana is e-tima*
river,between the north end of Umpqua for protection The roa-la leading to kd at from 100 t<> 150 Some Indians
whiif
that thvy have ccn.na
u rtccivil g flair law Fall Muck,
Weston and other pointe in this vteinity
cai.you and Yreka.
We learn that are lined with the panic stricken settk-re. were kilted, Two-voi.iutreri* were kill-
and that tv< ty day vs ill uniass dguhiols to ihe
stuck uf
Mr. Hall's absence from this county,
A company of 50 men under com ed aud eigUt men wound**«!
«»F T I«
J L S pkbby .
has been to him, but a series of mis­ mand of Col C »ruoyer, left Pendleton
»
Tne following was bnmgiit in«o
fortunes.
By dint of energy and this morning. This force will be in­
creased by at least 50 more at Pilot
pereeveraaoe, he at times, a no- Rock. A volnnicer company ba- been U uaulla. by t»o »coats trota G.*u.
eeeded in making " home stakes.” only organized at Weston The lack of arms Howard, on the 6th:
Umatilla« Joia the Hoitlfe«.
to be ewopt .away by some unbxiked preveuts the organization of other com
H
radquabterh
D epaiitm .NT OF TH!?
Major Throckmorton with
' ■
♦
•
y
for circumstance. At one time, be was pauies.
C
olumbia
in
the
i ield J dj 5,18781.
two companies will pash ou and will b
Ever
brought
to
this
n
aik«t.
Tiny
desire
to
fry
to
tvtiy
ot
attacked by Indi»us and his entire
at Pendleton at an early hour iu tne
Col. Frank Wheaton, Second In fantry, SOOT & SHOE STORE
litis paper tLai if
train captured, - he barely escapiog morniug. Report« that the Binuo k-
Walla IFu//a—C ol inel : T h Geuerel
with bis life. Discouraged and bro­ are receiving accessions to their rauts
—Next do r io -b* Po-t «Sw»
directs me to say you wdl innuediat* ls
ken down in health, be returned t«< from the reucgraite Indians iu thia vi- hire a steamh >at, equip it with arid, ry
Standard Goods, Sold at the lowest irarkot prior,
CHANKi 10 THS Ü3L10
his old home in this valley, with $137 ciuity are in circulation, but I am un ar d oause it to patrol the Coln<««bia
able to trace them to any reliable
in his pocket. Bat misfortune Lad not source. That there are a number oi rt 7er in ord»*r to iut«-reept t*ie b«*stil< - lo iheir Libe l Pn o -ig** which to as-
Will do it, tiny propore to do the largest bush es» this Fall and
cep - a» tssliuio y 1 s.rà. prv-
yet forsaken him. Desiring to visit Moses* Indians with them is known to sh mi M they atte-apt t*i errs« that river.
The
present
lo-
’
atimi
<»
r
the
Indians
t*
Wintti tvci uulu by thm. in the last five ytuis,
ClAtiull lit— pin ;*<)-♦* ts tu
Jaekswoville. be bid his lit'le remaiu- be a fact, but bow many it is impos on the N >rth F -rk of J »hu D »y’s r ver
sible
to
state;
probably
not
more
tLau
ing* rndney beneath the dilapidated
•»
I*
And that they can positively n ake it to the advanti gc of rvery’ane *
thirty, as he (Mose ) reports that num near the month o’ Granite ereek
••Grow
Wth
the
Place
they
coutiuiie
m
iving
in'itliward
th»*i
floor of his old cabin. On bis return, her missing irom bis baud.arid
the
to call upon them in A>hiai>d and test the tiuth ui their asst rtiuna.* ’
he found that bis cabin bad been en opinion they have j uned the h'*stil.*s. will strike the C »’utuhia river- •••me ' he K IN F-.VVB OF T IO8E ** HO
€
where ah«mt the mouth of W.llo *
wl . ak goud BOOTS AND
They
will
spare
no
|
ains
to
n
lii
tain.
n
tru
fully
1L
l . ii ever the fcp-
tered and bis money stolen.
Never It is certain that tre force under B i
creek Thev may, however turn *•«•-!
ututiou of their house as the
.
. f
mind, Rowland, we’ll make a raise yet, falo Horn increases rather tbau dirniu ward, passing by he head uf
» Ks»
□Pxi^F
Adr Da** usas»
iabea
All the information that be
some day.
gathered renders it almost certain that ••-eek and k«ep to th« left of Grau»«
Maiejiiu* o’ »11 ki-.d-, rush *«
a
•Ì—
tbs hostile» luteud to cross the Colam R Hide. Yufi will k»*e|.» a bright look
bia somewhere between Wallala and «mt, in onter to strik»- th**rn a« soon
s
g«t into'vonr ueiglite»rh ’«»d. Ge«.-. IKzCSR GOODS,
a*
ALARMING INDIAM NEWS. Snake river. From where they now ilv*v
ALLIGATOR, ETC
are. ods day's march over good trail H »ward is with the ervairy, an<i wi*l
f.ihiw
ou
the
trail
Sinf*»r>l
ha«
b
e
-
4 - z
r-
ttle at Camas Prairie -A Large Num­ will bring them to the desired ¡»lac»*.
i>! tan) t hing »•!••• the public naj lenire
ber of White« and Indian« kil.ed
The military authorities here uud-r ordered ir<»m -Nlall«ii«*r fo reja.rt t«.»
Umatilla« J..in the Whites —
t -p’e and Fancy Goods. Grrc»rif s. Hardware. Clcthirn. Ecoti
I
Gr*n. Wheat.tn are active, but owing to Gr.W»r. E<te*rt has b en ordered
ALWáYl MN HA 0,
Hostile* .In the Hlue
from
B'»
im *. m iking fa-test time ou the
tne insufficiency of the force at hand,
Menu tain«.
Shoes H ts, Caps MiUntry and Tr>ss Get ds. ( rcckciy,
Or <er t»<re*
An«! Ul w<>ik got*t*n u-> in the
are powerless, mauy of the companies stigeroal nor»hwar<l.
Glass and Ticware, Shawl:, Wrapptrs, Hoiks.
[CoDd«if*<! from O hkc . oniam Di »patch»».]
being reduced to tweuty meu, aud h *in-1 red horse »qiipments tn Will*
VE
t
Y
IS
'irai
YLE.
W ilia t-»1 a > tn* •! »ntr»- if h i^s s cv
H dqrs D iv . of the C leabwater , ) some are even below that number.
he procured. U uatilla H diaus have
A d <1 in f».c: Ev.ny b ug Requin d fu» the Trude « f
no JS—H
GB » NUTLEY
Truupor'y at Ft. Walia Walla, July 3f
C elilo , July 3
joined the hoMlil*—. nt**ali g th-raes ai>4
In ferring to Gen. Howard's instruc
Fires are burning ou tue iiiiis up the moved in wit'i them; the* trail* ind
ticns telegraphed me on 28th nit., I Columbia. A frieudly Iudiau told uo cate a verv large unuite-r ot h / i «•*-.
ASHLAND LIVERY
have to report that the movement north to day to tell the people on the D *s
with oboat 1 0OO< »orae-.
ward anticipated b* him has actually chut tea to be ou their guard, as the
M ason A. A Q
. SALE AND FELD STABLES !
occurred Agent Cornoyer informs me hos'iles w re going to divide in small
—A FULL LINE GF
D
illes
,
July
6.
—
T^e
Stage
Is
ill
that the Umatilla Indians fought 400 bands and scatter, cros-irig the C dam
from C»uyoi« City
A*ls<*hsig«i mi L
MAIN STREET, ASHLAND
hostile Snakes all day yesterday.killing bia wherever they could.
dier.
tiamr
il
I
’
h
-iup*on.
fr*»n»
L
i-ter
’
»
30 and losing two, at a point 40 miles
M c D onald
ranch, ab-Hit 25 m>tea fr*»tu C a»ou
■re
south of the Agency, about 80 mile«
John R Foster Esq. hasji.-«t re
City
r*
p
*rfH
tu-
ho-ntes
«.trungL
f
*r
from this point. This I received lat«* ceive-i the following dispatch fr«>m
D II VIN
last evening, with an earnest appeal | Um^illa landing, signed by J. H. tide*! 25 nites fr an the<e waiting t«<
«ll>b o* fro».
give
Gm.
Howard
bat*le
Ro
caiif«
from tbs citizens of Pendleton near the Ktivzie. and is doubtless reliable The
sii h- g- ir.-tv** lo i i<> ■ th. !<•
forces w**reexpected up to ««¡gage ?li»
Agency for military protection. 1 bad diSLatch is of date Wednesday*.
— CONSISTING OF—
i» d" eludi«, g
na»-’ii •« co..-
ho* iles on t»i- irt »rrrng of the 5«.h i»ml.
r
an hour before receiving this intelli
Umatilla Indiana, under Cornover.
titillili e fv e perori-g' ih« h.» o man-
gence just moved all my available force and settlers, are fighting host»I- In­ IT ere are about 1 6<K) ln<iis:u« a I toi-i; •uri» pa-t b»*»*n c life .ed «.n ih «.* ju ¡ly
Casimeres, Flan'tls, Twe<ds, DoesHrs, Elaikts Sleeking
here, 54 men,with artiliery.to Wallula, dians iu the B ue monntians. 80 mijet supposed to be 1 UOU lu lians arm-* ♦.
N.
u
S
innot .
to take boat and observe points on Col­ from here. People of Hepph'V have
Yarn and Kadi-up Cloth ng.
U mat lla J i .y 7, 8 p m .
PÛPJLAR ST..BLES
umbia near the mourb ot John Day’s fortiflei. S »idlers left Walia Walla
river, where it was supposed the hoa- for locality of fighting at half pa< two
The fo'l 'wiug nas just been r «♦ iv«*l
Always on hand and for sale at the lowest prices.
tiles would attempt a crossing. This o'clock last night. Most of the women by G-»v. C ’S'iwi.’k throu zh spertia
I hftve conntihtly nn bnu«l th»* v» * U»**i
little river patrol I immediately recalled and children leave h re for Walla Wai courier from P mtletou: Tne hoys had
and they are now en route to Pendle­ la by to-day's boat. We ex*»ect to lor a fight with the liidi-Mis at *ha: is SADDLE IOK ES BUGGIBB AND i£S?“The highest market price paid for
C a BKI ;GEU.
ton, 42 miles distant. Operators at I tify in atone warehouse to night.
kuowu aa Willow spring«- 3 > miles from
points on the Columbia,report uuusiiai
this place C»pt, uperrv, with 45 vol
J. H K unzir .
WHEAT—OATb—BAKL1.Y—BACOE—AND— LARD.
signal fires burning last night« and th»*
Unteere, f-mgut hem al- dav yes erday And ean farni-h mj cii»tot»ers wi'k s tiptop
W alla W alla , J ilv 3 1878.
women and children from Umatilla and
turn ou. 1 nriy time.
The latest is that ttii umz-ma o Pru aud last night. H * !»»•€«*'» meD ki I ted
Cume *n¿, arnie nil! und jhe us a trial
I
WalioJaare now ootuiug here to Walla die ton have joined the Uuatiilas in a A Lam r aud H H«Ie, and so-pe secen
Walla fur protection. A mes-enger fight against 400 Snakes, aud are fight­ or eight w«>uud> d The wn-mded were
HORDES BOARDED
who left Pendleton a* 4 a . m to-day, ing them to day on Bircu ore» k, six all t>roagbt in to P i*-t rock aud ai<l tn*
v2i*2û f.]
J. M MfCALl.AfO
reports people living 6 miles beyond miles Irom .Pr*ndietou; have scut heri­ in P -ndteton -o u». S huh of tU^m are On reas a »bl'* trrms, and giv»*n d.e to.-t o
Pendleton as having been driven from tor aid. There is a company organizing »•ready here C um -. Hrii>i-reo»i J «•. b
at ent'.a i.
their home- by bo-tUes It is exceed here now and will probably start out Frez-*r Sylve-’r-r L»*sd n. 8. R th«-
ingh unfortunate I have no force with right a Way. T«i«re is a
deil of uhi d Arthur Cri-fie <i. Fr»nk U audau
HGRSES B UGlìT AND SOLO
which to attack these 400 host lies who excitement here ou the streets aud the sod Wm. T«1 wuiil* »r» thkA»k'i*«** '
are devasU'ing the country they i«ass town is guarded at night. Tne city the wound <1 I i>«l* v»-. W.- send "nt » And saiiiifaction guarnii ♦:«<» la *.11 my trans*
through. We cannot tell yet whether council sent out a lot ot courier* last guard tor gun*. H-v«* t-ie -onri house
action«.
Y
• . .
or i ot they will turn east toward Sal­ night over toward« Peodtetou
Non«* »qaare «mtr ueb-d, and wil> b-^ ab et»
mon river country. I would be glad have returned ye*; m«y oave aome give the red devil« a warm re •»•i»t»>m if
T.’h3Pf]
H. F PHILLP’
to have any available troops seut to re wore news as soon as any of them come tney suoald pay a* a visit.
W< • ill
port here at earliest date. No oommu in.
keep you posted at all times in regard
meat ion with Gen. Howard by courier
to inuvsmeute here.
(0)
U matilla , July 3,1878.
, to La Grande and thence by telegraph
M <jor Throckmorton left la4 nlr.ht,
to MaLieur for several days. Nu com- Henry Bownan‘.
tor <u-see e of aotion with 115 men,* R eady to receive moxet on ac ­
An Elegant stock of Clothing
A Large and Fresh stock of
Indian runners just in to gather Co an I 54 m->re have guue to him to d *y.1
in"location with Portland all day.
counts at the P ioneer S tore Dry Goods at the
lumbia river Indians to fi^bt the hos­
at the
’Wires, down.
W heaton ,
O ir meu biokecamp Iasi night at 12
tile», say there waa no fight on Biroh
PIONEER STORE.
PIONEER STORE.
second dispatch
and f mght th-*ir way out, io»-( Those knowing themselves in-'
creek, but at C imas Prairie. They tef< oeiock
mg
one
mau
ou
tne
way.
Tcey
were
W aula W alla . July 3 1878.
debt« d to me by note or book ac­
the battle field yesterday. A larg-
I have just received from L a Grande, uumt>er of Imliana anl whites were pur»Q»d ‘»y the I diau» till dayhga.t. count. will please settle up at I
by on'irier:
killed. They sav the h*«stitea expect to They I >a<!< d the wuaoded iu a wagon
A Fine AaNfgitonent of Fancy
A splendid stock of Boots ant
Ail theamn'Ln- j the earliest possible moment, as I
B akcb C ity , June 30—9:30 p. m .
go down Jouu Day's and extern! from and hrougut ib oj in
Goo^ji and Notion« at the
Shoes at the
Courier arrived from Cam • Harney there to the bead of- Biroh creek »aged m toe fight displayed remark ! niust have the monev
' PIONEER »TORE.
this ev- mug, bring no news except that Sheep herders have all left the moun­ at'le cuura • aud oreih.CM» and Wrre
PIONEER STORE.
M r «. M. XV. ÎlARRlDfNK.
compdmeut.-d
by
duj
«r
T
ruck-uoilo*i
Geo Howard is supposed to l>e n>«ar tains.
M » 24 1878
( 2- * » Ï
fur tueir ga.lautrj.
(be South Fork of John Dav's river
S usanville , Modoc Co., C»l., July 5
J. H T ubneb
This ulhes with r»i»ort bronght in by
—
Eight
families
from
Surprise
valiey
J B K e . net
a citizen courier who rode from Canyon
Toe lu
An i iHiit-iise htui'k of the busti”
City to this place in 12* hours, Ubing have just arrived in town.
M1TTEB8 IN GRANT COUNTY.
diaus
have b-en within eight miles of
bat one horse, arriving here thia morn­
brands of iubroco and t >gHt*a at
8. B. Parian wiitea from Grauiie
ing, asking government aid for citizens the valley. They stole stock and to k
F> ieodly creek, July 1* :
the
PIONEER SiOliE.
of J >hn Day’s valley. He states thai the contents ot the cabins.
Plates
have
warned
the
setltere
that
ts ANY PMRSQN
15 ciC'tau »coats attacked IudiaDs.nuru
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Tne tv >m«-n and children of Cmyou vaiMMble
In* thr parcha«« nf any art
the
hostile»
were
coming
to
take
tn>-
sonni. Family or Awricatew
b* r o^knovn. ou South Fork of John
Wa
Coy
ate
iu
oueof
tor
lar*
e
tnuuci**
on
have done a iar*e trade tlye
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‘si'JLIay • riv»t; were rurrounded and -till vadev.
t ie .-tit r -1 ¡e • f t«*w . S -a*»* report*
i» the remate parts nf th» .errltarte«. "ÌROCERIES, HARDWARE, CUTLERY, PAINTS AND OIL?
Following is an extra *t from a leti r ■M« in r<* ar 2 0oJ luma««.-.
ml have, with few eaeeptians, exceed.
figUtiug; also that Indians w*-re poor
T*.. V
• ’h» expertntinn« nf the purrhMer,
from
Mr.
E-
E.
Turk
to
C.
B
Beiiiugt-r,
• nny clnftniag tn have made a savtun
ing into that valley. S >ldi»rs, «up
B t
•tarr>'*l f •» Fox / I « * t -I •
t •
<ò tn OO per rent. We mail these .
posed to be Gen Howard’s, in pursuit. E>q:
Cheaper ih.n the Cheapett” is Cur fnotio.
hard »1th 25-J men Ca- e it J -. U May
u.owrta TO ANY ABURMH,
•
CE.
UPON
APrUlCATION.
WeseU
C anyon C ity , July 12 am
(Sigurd) FfiBBeN, Operator.
»«llyy y»S-» «d»y. J .» a ou W it C Ulto
<■ good« tn all mankind at whaleeaie
'-reinnwantliiestataaU. Reiereuca.
I have J cot retnrued from carrying Up ¿<r**u»»rio*. 15. lua, b- brat to B. ud
I have -Qftter«*d »il tue cavalry iu my
-t Natfenal Bank. Chlenga.
Jrng on your P»c0uce aid Exchange for Coeds.
□iatnet (three »mail companies) to tuis dispa ohe* to*Cul. Gruver* co^yxonu i, tue women eu.l c iildren aowu h re. jrt
• MMTMMtRT WAIO A 81.,
point without delay, but Done of them Everything ia uiajrgaa.zeJ; ludiaus all I itol/V 1 lilt thè IlAtiaa«. '•» il--c<«iue
Original «¿raaBe.MppNty-.lf«m»e. -
are wiibm several hundred miiea of around as; Carrie aud tne chduren are thia way. I «hall atari* lor Cwii^ un City
A «W Wabaek Áre, CM»««to Ä
t 4 w 44,-U
* *
•
7 *•
the John Day river velley. > is a io tunnel taking rjre of Hte wtiaoded. to otgaL
.'HE
ASHLAND
oirurr t
1
<
i» • *
LAKE COUNTRY
Beef Cattle, Hides and Wool taken in ex­
change for goods.
GEO
Nt TLEY.
A « h 1 R a d.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
'
ACKNOWLEDGED
•
9 -
HEADQUARTERS
Ecutkrn ard Eu.tL-1 Estcin Ci££cn
PIONEER STORE.
Artla.n4
Oxegvn,
Ready Ready Ready!
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MRS.«.,«. HkRSABkE-