;ESI)AY,APKIL17, 1888. it auull' 'i 11 nil n urn i dim .lorn lln'ifllil BCIieniliy, l lllllKn Islt Will' II "1 I '"""' oiiiior llii'in ' fi'rvlfo III IiIn hkhvitikn. u nit it 1 1 111 iiuuniiif ri'wriinr- his leu Cuss Matlock's famous mures, Rcpctta nml Lady Duflby, left on tlio freight this afternoon for Denver, in clmrgo of Geo. 0. Alkin. Mr. Ciihh Mulloek will louvo in u fow weeks to bo present ut tlio races on tlio IMth of May. Tom Matlock's boy, Jliiunic, will accompany htm iih jockey. Hill Mays lias Leon exercising lils ar- ii.-.i.. . ...i.. .I i " it i .. ... ....in umiu iii'ini h iinou ino variouH cuuuiuaicH. OrcKonmii nrniii" "". , , ... . .i.ii.iu...: OlllcUllf tllO l'!AT OltCllONIAN MU1 I " t, til l' V." lMlm 111 I ilrlltlUU 111 lliu .i'llilil"ll .i- i wtim n r.tuuwu, UV4U mu um iiit.il I'., SOl'illKI IllKir. llliuirwiu UOUSO. 1 no cumuuaius OUglll io an go lloimrH ll'il'r''' .;.,.,'."11L iindsoo It. uflnr which thnv will doubt- I..UU ........ rl, ...... .1.1.. ...... 11. I.. II ivrn luiiiiiin uivuni.j lll.k' ntllll llllll . Neuglo llros. uro fitting up four largo wagons for K. L. Wood, tlio shcon Imyer, who will HturtKiiHt in about ten iluvs with u largo tirovo of sheep. The wagons havo I cacn u largo provision Dox, water barrels and covers, being very convenient for camping. Merchant:) arc complaining that busi ness is very dull now-u-days. This is tlio time of year when farmers uro too busy to como to town, is tho only way it can ho explained. A team ran uwav last oveninir about dark on railroad street, leaving tho hack on tlio railroad track. Aot much dam ago was dono. Doctors, druggists or others, desiring "clectriu bells" of any description, would do well to call on F. T. Drooled, nt this ofllco. Jtov. w. L. Potwlno has recently put an eiceino tioor Dell in tlio Jbpiscopal rec tory, which is very neat, ehoap and olll cient. Mrs. II. Marouam, of I'ortlund, well known here, is visiting Mrs. II. Ii. Dick ers, on Johnson street. Fred, llendloy, of Kcho, came, upon the freight this uftornoon, and will re turn this evening. II. L. Carl is having tho front of his burlier shop neatly decorated. W. J. Furnish returned from North Yakima, this afternoon. A railroad from Hast Portland to Van couver is talked of. HCUIIOI, FILM) AI't'OUTIONMUNr. NliWfl irtiMS. ih'k has been confined to i r ..... .1...... ...in. ...... ........ t i ill IT u ...lit .... next Irlduy night. bricks on tho Matlock-Sarircnt etc laid tins nioniing. heironiun force In Portland Is a tirlntcr. who sots tytw us fast - ...iii. i..:.. i.. icr tho call for the organization ratio club to-morrow evening. inson nas some urst-ciuss iur ins to rent at tho old postofllco .. ...... ..1-....4 .... I. ........ l.li.i.. I ...l. i.l 1 1 . . . . . i . . . . v.. ....... ... . ...... " I W'l Kust, for t2,W)0. ant tlio best cup of Java col Too . ..... i i. i ..... .. ....ii ... irirti....i i counter, on Main street. tiilttmi. fiirimirli tvllli Wlt.iAlnr 'ortliirul, is now employed in iic.4 A Co.'s agricultural Imm-e. Inney, a Mlssourlan who ar- lu an Intoxlcu.cd condition, if.) liy Recorder throws this court adjourned iwomlav until April llitli, when it will con -I 4 i H'.. I 1 ttl . I. t - . . I .. A .1. I t 1111 If II f II llOItllflOM Willi!! II.. 11 II IHIIII1IIN. W L'ivod ut tlio poHtollloo conft!(!- iill to rail anil gxuimIiiu tlin now J)aviH vortical fowl ncwing inn- t . . tho corner of Canlon uimI Tiih U. K. Carnoy Im a! ho Knlld imtlal rcHhlonco Jn tlio locr tlio Daily Kaht Oukoonian. 00 if lit .irrt.if r. o.... itkm. if. it. rmiin oiwi .NUN (I. HlfirMil thfi nwirtilmr it f 0 NlWI llAitU lilt ntl'll iAiti iiikI .1 ii . . . i . -"V - f 1 M 111 Uli Ik VU. 1 UlU UI1 UAIlllJIlIUIl ,-.... et. ouunt to near it. .1.. i. i a i ii . it Ho came from Portland to Tho ii limn ill Hi.n ii ii iriiiii in.ii'i. nu ... i t . . I'.vtio llPllll. To tliu Kdltornf'th.) l!nt OrrRotilnn. Kcno, On., April 1", J. W. lleliow has moved out of town to tho old (!eo. Tribblo nlace. Hank Means was up from Umatilla one day this week. S. Iivorldgo lias sold his butcher shop to John I.lsle. Mr. K. 11. Clark, tho telegraph oicrator ut this place, was over tho mountain it fow days last weoiSr. Vhlks gono his placo was tilled by Minis, tho boy oer-utor. Mr. IX) Cornu and lam Iv li'ft nun iluv last week for tholr hoiiio'near Spokane. 'PI... Ill 1 I- ..I At' inj ii in luiuril III llliuill II IllOIllll. mv. Price, of Helix, was married to Miss Anna Kcnison last Mondav. Tim best wishes of your correspondent goes with them. Thero is rumor of unother wedding soon. TllO construction nnmt that urn liivlntr tho stool rails havo arrived hero. Yester day was pay day, urid somo of them uro painting tho town rod. H. I. I.islo, who went Fast last full for tho purposo of purchasing stock, arrived to-day with twonty-llvo head of Holsti'ln stock cattle. While gono, Mr. I.islo was In nil of IIia . iirtiu.lii.il southern cllits and was us far south as Mexico, and east of Little Hock, Arkan sas. Ho says thero is no jiluco Insttor than Oregon. Hiswlfo Is si ill Fast, but will start out two weeks later than ho did. llio little "conundrum." iih you uro pleased to call tho Repuliltcan,ls a father less pajier, ashamed to show its colors. The io-son or persons who edit it should Ihj given a good sound whipping by their mamma and sent to bed. Wiur Fm. O'Nall 111 .Ull. fchorilT llentlov received word ilitu morning that Frank O'Xell has just been committed from Kllonsburg, W. T to the lutl.ll.x.ll.in. ... W..1I.. M..ll.. 1.1 .1 'Vj....V.....tv. Niimo of Clerk P. O. Ad rent. TT DavN III? Wllmm II II A Utiles C Itnutslmw (I V ltolllMHOtl .1 II Kiumu 1" I'Hcott A Mcltuc I) M tllwiin I! II IlrlR. W II I'ri'olt 1 1 luvlii I'rauU 'i'li.vlor A 1 1 ii nl man A II Dnrt I N IMii'rklUK IltMll' (IdOlltllllll I' H 1'mily Ii A KiiIiiImi .1 lIKinllll 1) V lnulu . 11 lYi'iilcr TCiiiniilioll i u nuiiii I", IIimUImi'OIi Iiilm Allen II (I Yiiiiltlllil V V liiitclicr T.J W lilts r.I Hull J 12 lUitlinmlor Jnmn Hull 1X1 Hull T 11 'U V I) IllKlKOIl It Klntioy .1 V Muniiiln I) W llnrrlfl A It Kcltli h wiitprninn V II Mays Cum Culllion It Miui'll WTI'nrki liio wiirzor Diivlil MrCnrty W M IllHkck-y .1 M Vlki-r I I. Kllllllll I A Orimi M A llrywm I It lliilnl I llnkiT V () Wnrrcn W V Kern i: I. Smith II I. Munttnii T .1 Twcciiy W It Anion iJimrr I. lliitchlnooii A Ii KwlliK ii r win men MrnKTViiiilIoin I I IttllMOCIIII i: IKIikhIiiiiiii S W IIiiwii W A Wi'llsJr (I W Iteiilloy II II U(. .1 II DavN wAHiilimln A II l'lilmvr l'l-ot ltoek Kclio 'Ailmns Mllliill lli. I'liiutlltti AVnlla Wnlla " Mlllon t " ;W("lin AVnlla Wnlla Wl'tOll 'A llll 111 H IVliillctnti iC-nnrvlllf Wulln Wnlla Wet oil it Pilot Hock Mlllon IVlKlh'toll Koitcr I't'iiillcton Knlhi Ci.-iitorvlllo i Milton I u til per Kltlk'O Allm Nyo Kcho Pilot ltock I'cliilleloii ii Kclio M l ton Kcho ('oi.tcrvlllo I'eiKlIclon Cciitvrvlllo Vcton IViiittcton WphIoii Helm AlllltllM Centervlllo Viuisyclo Helix Wesloll Helix l'eiullctoii Helix i. l'eiullctoii I'cwler IMIoL Huclt Conlervlllo Itliun WeMtou I'eiiil e on Wnllu W nlla llilleloii T Oheiielinlu (' lIHImillvilllt MrNTImtoI)Uill II II Hwnrtz M ! Killer KMItirrlll .1 II .MurrlKiiii A U IleiiilerMon ii. nii.1. ii. .I... HUrdiorii (leo (llljsoii M M Wyrlck Hliullvy Centorvlllu A lin Wnlla Wnlla ml cton Mlllon Inoliier Helix Pilot ltock Allm Vliihon Wnlln Wnlln Foster AlIlllllH VniiNyelo Pilot Itoek enlerv II In Wnllu Wnllu Pendleton Amt. 177 ! ii.7 21) lilt 00 llll IK) 111 N) fi.M (X) IBS N) I.M -til I'll 10 llll (II nil io an (4) 107 i km w '07 HI till (Ml ISO N) mm w pi ai jut 10 170 (X) HO 110 I'M 40 m im list 'J) i::o 40 2:11 40 TVS 80 12 40 (i ai I'll w 204 hO ISO so lt-0 H) it M m m 101 00 II 40 107 no 1117 CO 107 ft) 1517 20 111 '.'O 12.1 00 IKS 20 in 00 av. 00 21 10 INI 80 1711 110 ISS00 241 40 201 20 270 E0 1.12 H) 2I2 00 220 I0 f'ft 20 nto 10 lFlt 80 111 Ml 201 W w ro I S3 M vsi m I. T2 Ml 12') 20 I I. 1 m 111 .'() lftl 20 132 SO ir, ui 170 IV) 322 (XI 1.10 40 VSI U) 120 20 IS I 40 18.1 20 SO IX) IK-I SO 172 40 104 IX) 1711 110 107 M ISO W) 111) 40 l.-Jl 40 201 20 III 20 21.017 20 Amount Kir crplta, f.1.00; each district K)0.00. W. M. Piimci:, Sclus)! Suji't. HoUI Arrlvalf. JlowjiAS HousB, A li Stanlov, Alkali; M J Gooilo, O H & Nj Geo Jones. (1 l! Adams, Pilot Hockj (jam (leorgo, llultcr Creek; WosloyJ HeirinxJunlp'jr; Harrv .Scott, Pomoroy; S P Jones, Walla Wulla": KS Cmioll llrovolund; J W Warnlck and who, Sheldon: Geo Smith, W A Johnslon, Tho Dalles; Stovo Walko, Mlllon; II J Miller & daughter, Spring Held; V II Whitman & family, Contar villo; John McCaul, Hciipuer; Miller, Poithindj.SL Khort, Ixaifs Olwilt, KM S:OJ Harrison. Iloston. (!oi.i)i Hm.iv-Fratik Drown, Thomas , the centor of tho uiompsou, .aurando; O II l.'umpbell. Mistilct, was tho sceno of tho ti.ipdv. ranc s Mclntyro, Cold Hgrlng; V It ' Itofenfold Is a iiiomlter of a woaltliv po Laiubhth, Prospect l arm; J Doyno, It ! tiolt f.unilv. Ho has been unablo to Slllilll, C II Kct'd. Jllllies Lllko. Pilot lulu 11 imixIHiui Ioml. fnrtlin mint liv vn.i.v I liiHJk; S A Crowner, I'nialllla; Jiiiirm , on account of ihinkini:. .nuuier, 1 O'lirien is again in jail. Tho First National Hank of St. Johns vllle, Vt was robbed of 10,000 Friday night. Mis. Kliza Ilambuig, of luisvillc, K v., aged 74, alteinptcd to start a lire utthcoidoil, and was burned to death. A lUtccn.yeir-old Negro stole a child tin co years old at Louisville, Ky. , and was hiding with her, oxiK'ctlng a toward when dlscoveird. In 18.VJ Hlchard h. Woollon, Kit Car son's old partner, drove H.UOO sheep oveilaud to California, and made $40,000 out of the venture. Ho did well, in spite of tlio low turlU'on wool. Congressman Huttcrworth shouts, "With free wool what U11 become of our men and boys who teudsheep on a thou sand hills V" This excites a smllo that can bo seen with tho gas turned oil". A special Philadelphia dispatch savs: At last it is settled that Soeiuturv Havard is to mary Mrs. Folsoni, mother-in-law of I'resnietit iJlovcianii. reparations lor tho coming marriage uro being uuiotlv made and it' is no longer a secret among the Delaware loiatives The history of Saratoga, Kan., givos ono uu i'lea of tlio staiiiiity 01 a "Doom" in many 01 tlio western towns. A year ago it hud a population 01 ',oUU una a lulr tirosjicct of becoming the county scat, lint another town secured tho prize, and now there are only 150 pcoplo who claim Saratoga us tliclr Home. Knuto Nelson, tho Republican con givssnian from Minnesota, mode hi'i naity friends uneasy tho other day when ho said : This country has grown for tho last twenty-llvo years as no country has over grown before. It was tlio great freo public land and tho immigration which it uttni-tcd that has built up tho country, and int tlio turi'l' tuxes, Ilattiu Woolsloin was aiintittcd Fntur day at Los Angeles. .She wan on trial for the minder 01 "Doc" Harlan, a dentist. Her story is that hu ilrst drugged and outraged her; and uflurwanl. when she hadlK'ou peistiaded to rldu with him, ho (Iron' 11 til'itol to lot 00 her to submit to him, but in tho sculllo the pistol wa:i dis charged, killing Harlan. At Washington, D. C, Saturday, Mrs. G. Hulkloy coiinnittcd sulcldo by taking poison. .Mrs. Lulkloy was the only daughtor if Ju.lzo Curtis J. Hlllyer, anil hor cloiement with youm: Uulkfoy somo months ago caused ipiito a sensation, SI10 KCnualod from him ufler marriago and went to hur father's liouso. V fow days afterward she went tollvo with him, and after a short time again returned to her parents. At Kansas City, Mo., John Uogurd, 10 years old, pleadei guilty to murder in tlio Ilrst degree. Ho was sentenced to hang, llogard held the hands of James Weir, at Inlo)H)udonce, Mo., while C'liarlei K. Meyer struck him on' the head, killing him. Mover was tiled last week, con victed and sentenced to hang. IIolmkI Is tho youngest person ever sentenced to hang in Missouri. Tho visible supply of uruiu in the United States and Canada, compared with (ho san 10 1 1 mo last year, as compiled by tho board of trade, is us follows: Wheat, IW.OOO OOO, a decrease of 18,000, 000; corn, 8,000,000, a decrease of 000,000; oats, .'1,500,000, u decreases of 1,000,000; ryo, JWO.OOO, a decrcaso of 10, 000; bin ley, l,'j:0,000, an lucrcaso of M)0,000. In the presence of hundreds of iicople, on tho busiest thoroughfare' in Chicago, Simon Kosonfcld, a traveling salesman, stablied himself to tho heart with a pen kulru Saturday and fell to the ground dead. Statu stroot, near Washington, lasiiiouaiiio slinppln Russell Ik, Co., -Ill'IMlMtS W- Eiigines, Threslaers and Sawmills "ALSO l)i:.VI,l'.H8 1N- 'w. ... ........ ........ .... ,,. , . ... .-111W11U, M I. 11. u I ' " "c jvst wiikoon- years ior titiempllng to kill ills consort by 1 ri " S . Vn i-V,. J .L.... ',,,' ' , , '. 1 Jim " Uiirtcen Cluli," with lis lliiite 1 1 onday evening was well at-1 trim: nut. Ho was trloil nml fomul f.nliiv limc.vdo.;. J H milker, PC ( ulum.iu, J ouch boiiouet. llilrtuen courses and thlr- tllO lirC.'raill L'OOd. 1 hnm fnr llm lmvntii' nf ,1 i...,,l (rn... I I." flCAOIIS, lOhl'jrVIIIO. I. .mi l.t.iwtu liii. I llu .'.iv.iiili'.ll.ul .....Mll.l.-I . ....-. . "-v".-. """".""' viiitm. 11..11W.. w 1 m. ......... 1 11 .""-".'..""."' v iv 1 iiiiiirw'rur .uwrif nn inmi. t i nirui i . 111111 nr inn iinwi .r niu nui..nui ' : . -. - , - ' . iiiTiiiitp in aiiu' i trk t v. ?vii iiiii.'ii. 1 1 . HlO llim- liniiu Xlll.l.l nululrnl WHS UWllItillt? Illll lll-llllll ,lf Ilin or.ni.l . ... 'l.' ' .' 1 "M1.'1 J J 00 . MJWlMIHtt'llI . I W11M tllll I'ltll tin V llf I ll'.' Illlllll 1 1 Illlll nil ' . . .. ------- -- . t .... . - i i iinn. .iniiii iviinnii. f-nn i. r!iii..id.(. ,i .... . ..... . . : .... i uiTiv miiwii iih iivur iiio i fwtn iui.i. uu ioiiiuii nu iiuoiiuiion in kiii i . ... .. . ....... .7.' . . . I'liiiu . in ik u.ir iui uiiro tnuuin. iiini Idaho, Nevada, .Montana and wim tho sumo ono that was mixed up In I i., w, i Vi ' ! U' ! -'' l ,,lr "ul ' f,,'l "o'"-)' t. . .. . " . ' . lvi..ti ...... . . V" I IVILIIHILH! WlllllilU. illlllll I II ''jiltli . .. - ---- --- - , liiuuv in im (irvtiHL i)i i)Miro4. ' iuii wn inu uiiiv 1111111 w:iiniii nam in iv ,.. .... .. . . - . ,. iit'cii. unu 111 inn uri'Jiiiui ity Democrat: Tho high waters to' "' w,,n?' ,Sc.U,,ml J',,H '"" Salem. ' ' ' !!,1,,t'1"1' i"1"1 itly, and Kosaw Conk-1 I iiii, iiuuiiiur niuiiioui, nun very in. I . . - r--- --- .tin. .... r. .. .. .. : i it . ...i. .r.. . .ii . . .. . .....w. ...... ... . ,y,ii,,i i. . , , . " . .. .... : I .vi.li.itli... ,.F l.lu ...... I. ....... ...!...! in rivir nniinu in I Tiutitir....... I .i'......v.. ... ...n rum.-iuu tui iiiukiiiiiu riuiiH limn ill lip ii.niirw.L nml .1.. I.J....I.... I .... - I . , , . 'ii . . . ...i." - ...i.t .i. ..... . . - V. II. II. V ,U.n, IIIIU UAI Ul tUi l no ikjiig win woiL'ii lit inuHt -I, which ulvos somo idea of a limal of which it was a part. ts. Jackson uro in receipt of a "supply case" and glass sign "California lusuranco Com is mudo of black walnut, beau- v ii i.inua iiiiii. iiits.ii it-i.ir.1. 11 I f I H I rll .1 I n Id n A.h III t. IIH ku.fl la nt rrl.iuu m..l nf llunf 1. Surveyor J. C. Arnold this I'M in inn 1 1 rn I'tinr irnoi' route will leavo the old road bench near tho top of the ridgo .IuiIum Umiixiy. flakor City Democrat. Judgo Hanisov, tho .domoiTatic nomi neo for distilct Judgo, isa lawyor41 years of ago, and for many years has beon rec ognized by tho bar us one of tho ablest attomoys in tho state, and as proof of the esteem in which he has licon hold the records show that he has beon t'liiployed on ono side of any case sent from East ern Oregon to tho supremo court for many years anil ho lins Is'cn very suc cessful lwforo tho court. IIo is not a pol itician, and thoso who know him sav ho is a lawyer of oxtonsivo luipiiienipnt'aud his integrity has novor Iteen questioned. Tho cry of "carjiet ltog-jar" does not air ply to him for ho did not seek tho nomi nation and hu has been a rouident of Ore gon since 18.51. Pertinent Quettlona, From tlm Ochoco Ittnlew. Voters of Crook county, what is J. N, Dolph doing for you in Congtess? Is ho representing your interests in oxerting himself to defeat tho forfeiture of tlio road laud giants? Is ho furtlieriuL' t side. The proposed chance your Inteiests, while acting as so- the road nlioiit thron tnll I licitor for tlio N. P. and O. H. &. N. Co. an eqally good one, and avoid keeping back tho completion of tho ii win 1 1 mini inn nmuAik i i .imi'.'i ih ih'wh r mi v n i u uu 111111 in m. N'fitlilut tt ,11.,. ..r yXito I Headstones, Monuments Illllllk 1)1 II1U l.lllfM!rill!V III Ijri'L'lltl. III! I ' can not help but fcul that tho Democratic p.nly is doing all that is ohsiblo for tho jxMiriimn. The other day we overheard a bloated monopolist on a small scale, ridiculing the Democratic party, becain-o it could not raise enough money to carry an election with; becauso ho said tho party is coui0!cd of jsior men. We ad mit it and by tho help of these same poor men we Intend to roll up a good Demo cratic majority in supiiort of the plank which reads: Itesolved, That wo most earnestly and iiuoiiauucaiy emiort-o ine policy oi luriu W. F. BEAL Marble and Stone Contractor. l'or ileHlKim nml nrlt'CH rotiiult Ji'ni.0 I-'ull. llll', Mlllll htrt'Cl, I'ClllllCtOII, IvitillllllCH ulvi-ii (iii Mono work for luillillimt. fe.t mi'lutr.ii mi. I r.t.l ii.t I...1 ..f II... u...-..l.. " ' rovonuo to tho neeiN of tlio government, Thf) PPHfif Bf fill MfOT niHUnRnV economicallv administered, as het furtl! 1 110 DIIUID1UII ITllgi UUIIIjailJf, I., .i. . i. tS .. . . ... in mo rresiueni siuki annual message to in nroHfttit. - 1 t t. .1. C .... .1... . . main in uiu runaio n no is your inemi and you want him again to misro.nresent Ho- 'inlaturo. .ii... i. resorve. Tlio work of HiiIkIi. I .. .. .i. i. .!.: " . 1.7 ,' " , la llAlHt'Ail s-vt .tnnn. l il. . ' . I the rese'rvation not being all i uayotJ"ne- mil win Hiifiw lrnnT ii tw I... . n -.ii.i .1 . , , . ., 7, 7 1 j ' vjcii, uiduiiii, Luitiiiiuiiiiiuu' 1110 uowan- ine i ih surveying party. ment of the Columbia, has been boverely matll a county, which, when I JmbHcan nomine for llm ln.'inlnt ' 'T: 11'" " .. 1 ' I Every vote for a liepublican legislate congress, no peiiovo tiuit sucii a re vision is dictated by sound policy, ami that uniieccsnury taxation is iiujutU taxa tion and oppression, and public revenue should, as far us ixjssiblo, bo deiivel from taxes levied upon tbeliixuriesrutherthau on the necessaries of life, A poor muu has no luxuries, and tho Republican p.irtv in order to help our home manufactories whoso capital nun up into the millions, protects them and jkiuih money into their coIioih which i sucked from the arteries of the laboiiug classes. Protect our ioor men and tax our capitalists would lie a better scheme, At Kmeryvillo, a small town in Alame- j da county, a few miles from Oakland, i Ixmis Hansen, whose wife recently so-1 cmed a divorce from him and afterward married J. C. Gardnor, went to the hotel . wncro ills loimor wito mid husband wi-re I'KNDI.KTON, OIIKUON. Machine Work or All Kinds Dono promptly. I'uttorna inmle. Ilrpnln to fitrm iimi'lilnery mid miiuliliiery ot ovory ilikcrlnllon u Hpolnlty, dun-urn 'or Richardson's Work Jtetisoiiiil.fi', Lunch Counter, Muln SlriM-l, I'anilleton. G. D. RICHARDSON, Proprietor. lIciulqiiiirtrrK for Koreliru Hint Ionictlo I'rulK, CHticIlt-M, Cniintxl lioO'lK, unit Nut. At tho Lunch Counter, Vou can nbtulii cild boiled hum, cold vplcctl bret, plckleil iik' i"-t. x'iicIIiik, nytlurx, 1 . a.. ...tn.ci.. THE FIMBST BoM- SPRING WAG!1S, WAifcfe PtO-A.!? CARTS 10mm s '51" .- .-z.'r;: - -- Ul THE MARKET.- Wo have the licst Flraw Ilurnlug l'mgirm in the World. OALTj OH SEND FOR OATAI.OtiUH TO Russell & Co., mhlOdiw 100, ltl'J, 1(11 and ltW Front .-stro-t, PORTLAND, OREGON. NEW FURNITURE! BY THE CARLOAD. Wo are receiving, iiluu st daily, Goods Direct from the Eastern Manufactories. Our stock lll Ik) new in design and complelu in assortment, consisting of PARLOR AND BEDROOM SETS, SIDHIJOAKDS, HOOKCASKS, LAMPS, WILLOW AND KATTAN CHAI11S, Whatnots, Brackets, Chairs, Springs, Mattresses, etc Also a complete line of Carpets, oil cloths, linoleums, shades, portieres, ana upnoisterers' goods. GOODS SOLI) ON KASY PAYMENTS. Forbes & Wheeler, Association ltulldiug, Pendleton, Or. CHEAP Groceries, Vegetables, Fresh Fish AT- D. KEMLER'S Grocery Store, on Court Street. SPF.01AL INDUCH.MUNT8 OFFKUHD FOU CASH. Fine Spices, Fine Coffee, Fine Tea, and Everything Fine that a First-class Grocery should contain. Call on me it" i want (Insu'iies clump. D. KEMLER. ItCNIlV HTOVHII. I'rt'Kllll'lll. i:. J.HOMMKIIMI.I.K, Vli'O I'lTHlilenl. I'iikii Paoc-Tuhvin, Ht-cichiry. Jacoii 1'iiai:ii, Tit'imurvr. The Farmers' Custom Mill COMPANY This new mill is now ninniifact tiring Hour liy tin lutcst Improved methods Flour and Mill Feed Always on Hand We solicit a share of puldlu putrouugo. stopping and in a lit of lealousy hot them M K'eVi.'ra.": bolh. Ho then turned the weaiwn en mka iifrrimr, bniul umi bitter, ic. lownsmps, HU nail a dozen I censured l.V Pc.t;irv Kmltmit nml I'roa. . liimlf nml fell In tin. Ilnnr itnail. liunl more, are. numerous, while Jdent Cleveland for granting, a pardon nor and his wife are still alive, and it is jog in all manner of shapes. contrary to orders. I believed they will recover. i House Open Day and Night I.uiicutu from 5c. upward. mchiod TPOT? LUHBER, Sash, Doors, and Building Material, A.t TiottoriL Pi'ices, CALL OX HALL X BURNSIDE, HALL & BURNSIDE, DMPOT I.VMHhZn YAHn. Stoves and Deal, O'Reilly & Co. Will show you a LARGER STOCK at Uwer Prices, Wholesale ami Ilctall than any House in the Northwest. ' iecond and Yamhill .... Portland, Oregon.