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gATt'HDAY, MAYO, 1888. .trriconlni llrnncli fltllcf. ' l'ti llT I 1! l l K ll Will 1.0 rtl,( II I"' ' , f IvtullClllHtrtllll of h'l''rp...V'',r Wliiml. Ho will r1Si ricr then. my -orvlc In lit unci mi:n. .fiiicuin'o'" t,,c iMll8oniu Ht"r- .Uiu lluny i rapidly t'onviilosc i . ..i ii i? JirfoiH lYo-eroam wra um. "- Co V r. J. T. I.lcnullcn of Aduitm to In .tit eWnr hi rlvi-il lrom J .11 x-fenaw . -- tide Ust evenliiB. ilPtrawlcrries unci chortles nro now .U.I In till' Illlirkct. rlindon will probably Iks tlio junction , Hcppiitf brunch rallroail. heMcamcr Queen of the 1'acillc lias " .i,.i ,im1 lu iii'iiin alloat. -i.,:ia untniin who niMlcrHtiituw 11IIIH. ' i . ,i t .it n .!.:.., Kmiti ntiii. iiusni en. " here uro rimiorK of anothor incrclian- .ftore being Htnrleil at Weston. . i.'n.in.iiK'. it ui'iiltliv utoi'kiiiim a Kilio, U reKlHtoifd at 'tho Golden If- w Horn In l.ivinu a now twolvc-foot ..,it it. fmiit of Ids hotel on Main i Snn.lrw School convention for Mop- i Ill I... li.it.l nf T T.tlititwif fin COulllV Hill uu niiiu .... w. ,-.. v, i... L'M-tii'in will 1 1 mil cli tnthn vnnnt? .mi jn'iiMlMir All tint irr- 1 trill Ul U" uivihhi i v vvi - tir Invited. .(rj.J. S. llarnard Iiiih opened dross ling parlors at her residence on mwn i-treet. Wnntcil: (!oid ftirnlslied rooms for in ami wife. itli hoard in same houso m-ar ly preferred. Mn, Jolui")ti Inn Homo llrst-elass fur--lidl room t rent at tho old postolllco 1 1' '.,.) ilnnl Hun want lo lannh, co and hear Kll rkin, at the Opera I louse, on Tlinrn yevcninir, May - I. Admission, rOc. Milton Kaclo: Tho coiinty llnanclal Wilt Is simply a record of the faith '.nem of our present olllcient county of ,i. Wo cannot dispute the record. Thetwlal at tho M. K, Church last :M was a hiiitcsh. Prof. KovuI'h loo- i. . .. - I . V . . re was imcrcsiini; ami won received d (Im rill Ii! run 'm timL'nim wuh vnrv 1. (i. I. ltichardson Iiiih flttud up neat i i. -i . i i . ii rtwv iiiit.iiiii iiiirmrM. ill in riimiv furnUli loo cream, strawltcrries. mill ...iLI-. 'I'l... I I I.. I....... If.. II :V" TP" " . " n kixi mill . w Kelizioiw rcrvlces, conducted by Itov. . Ji. itovn. win nn iiiiiii in tun ntxni qjn lo-imirrou .nnnoiiv. ovoiiinir in tii luiiiiK inun aro esjieciauy in- TIwKast Onr.no.NiAK cllpn an articlo Wfil 1,tnr.k IIl.I.u L.i.l i 1 ...... . t ... i .... iku niiuufc rw ttktb Kev tt. K. I'otw Ho wont to Ilakor mi . . . 1 ' tin lJlt.Ji )1IU Wl. Walla I'nlon: John W. HeditiK- II U ilimllV ill ii'nrl- n,i IIM' .11.. Ml. .11.. . i nimii in iiiiuiiueii iu anvur- ".'.v' inn m nun HL'C1IUU. JIIU i 'inios: Jlossrs. A yew A f'lluve liftt nut into MooiK-'h i,1,I wmn. '".a new wool i,roH. nmrh bolter iiw one they had last yoar. Thoy "Iihvu tij U I .11111 II II II IllllUkI U'fVl U 1 IMn .1.. !... 1 ' -ftv rvmu lllin M'USUU. jentervllle Homo IW. Kloh.) ' I'liild of Pendleton, iomli.ru iumhI.. U j to show tho untiling zeal of ' wjiMiler. who lwvlmr I, i,i i,. in. wlul inaiiawinont can bo;ist of ouo uiiiim in mo fctute. JllltOIl VimU . T r .... . rrevr ' Z ' 5'"' C0U U th l'!iiiiA I l. --"r"K: ri'-MirvoyniK Ur.,, 0 0,1'" um lullll,i" t .Milton; IkP WMwcanipletlon of tho work. . lfntervii!airi,n i-.,. n .... UVIa .1 ""'kbo, t iiu KlUlU ou- Extern 0,10 Vf tho flnort iwk- ' M3?rf W?nd n.tM,oubt H,H ,H) ,me,, b ricliarli i7 'llUnt ,la'- T,, 2 "'Jt ud "ot urow thero. SuiKjrintondcnt HoLblns luw boon hav ing consldorable trouble with llio Clilncso l'lundryinen. Thov have only been pay ing per month for water, which was not deemed enough, and tho council lately raised tho prico to (5. Thoy all objected to this, mid only two paid for last month at Unit rato. Two more hnvo ; since concluded to take It. r.o that now I tho receipts from four laundries uro moro I than from tho wholo rovuti before, and It is probable that thootber three will come io iitno soon. Tho I Vniocmtlc convent Inn of Yamhill county met at Me.Minuvillo Wednesday, and nominated tho follouinntlckut: Uu) resontativps. (ieorgo lliiedwlll and li. K. Aolphj Hoik, It. I). Harris j recorder, John Thompson; sherlll', T. J. Harris; commissioners, O. (i. Siott anil Henry Geo; treasurer, G. W. (.lonelier; assessor. Ii. V. Hall; scliool suiierintcndent, C. C. Linden ; surveyor, II. H. Alollnoy; coro ner, (J. II. Smith. Canyon City Nowh : Longest term of circuit court over held in Grunt county will probably adjourn next week. Tho amount of criminal business that looms up before tho gaze of tho judge every term is simply appalling. o hardly bo llovo there will bo such a docket next torm, however, for Homo of them havo learned a lesson, and others will no doubt tuko a gentlo hint, und restruln their murderous passions. Dalles Times Mountaineer: During tho pnst month heavy winds liavo pre vailed in this legion, and tho sand in places along the track has drifted so as to form an imjiedlment to travel. A force of men are constantly employed to keep tho track clear, hut with the excrciso of tho greatest vlgllanco blockades will occur occasionally. Mr. John M. Gcarin was conducted to tho train last night by Dr. Kagun mid a number of his friends, and niaito as com fortable as possible for his trip to Port laud, whero ho will bo met by good phy sicians. Ho could not see, both eyes be ing Hwollon completely shut. Mr. A. W. Kweonoy, of Walla Walla, Is in town to-day, tho (list time for twoivo yeaw. Ho was formerly scliool superin tendent of the county. Mr. Sweeney has leased Mrs. Pago's iilaco on tho reserva tion near Centervlile, and will reside tlioio boa-after. Mr. It. 0. Langtrv turned his business over to Turner & Tuslln this morning, who aro attorneys tor l.ou Is etliermier. of Portland. Mr. I.angtry is a young man of exemplary habits, and it will bo too bad if ho goes under. Iji Gramlo Journal: Tho Oregon Illado is making a special fight against Hamsoy for judgo on account of his brief residence hero, but it is doing itself no good. Tho people want Uanisoy and aro going to elect him. Weston has iiassed an ordinance, com pelling saloon koopew to forbid minors to collect arround tho outside of their sa loons, and another to prohlbi; business being transacted on Sunday. Tho work of cementing tho sides of tho reservoir Is completed, und nothing re mains to bo done but to lay tho brick on tho Imttom, which will not tako long. It is a lino piece of work. Frank Duiinit is engaged iu building a wall along tlio'lowei' ediro of 0. It. Wade's building lots on tho hill, which will bo terraced down as soon as tho wall is com pleted. Will Furnish arrested a Lapwal Indian last night, who is charged wltn stealing u horse hero and selling it. Mo will get a hearing next Monday. J. P. Faull missed tho twin at Itakcr City yestorday, and did not arrive last nlulit as oxected. Ho will bo down to night. Deputy V. S. Marshal Furnish arrested u tramp last evening who had only been in town an hour, for the whisky ollcnso. John Sp.irkH, of Birch creek, wiih ar rested ami fliiffl f.Vlast evening for call ing another man obscono names. Tho now Chiiif Justice of tho United States has a brother living in Seattle, doing business as a merchant. Tho cno of G. W. Hunt vs. tho Oregon Pacillo railroad has boon transferred to tho V. S. District Court. Vass Saundow is now nblo to walk around iu the houso, and will bo witli his playmates again soon, Another iiiKhtwatchnian is a great no cossllv, and tho council should loso no time in appointing one. T. L. Moorhonso loft for Portland last night on business. Mrs. Tom Uobblns is over from Milton. Albany is to organize a Hoard of Trade. UOUNCII. l'ltOOKlCUINOS. rt!iYa.r, ltt0l"i' Edward Wilson of St II "la' c- White of Davton, Cl if n 0(1 A. "olutlou instruct. 'W lilamo was rejected. riil4LJil.nl?n: An awHMlw: in- wSiC.?f V,w,.lJt,SH in 11,0 J1111' was BP Tllft n(l ,.T .1 ' U,IU 'O'KCll llllll our o J?ii Cu . ,on t,lrne(l io keys "Client t ' W,,HU. l? hoo" after Wied im ii1 ,t,own,' reeing who was fnUhed 1 , " tha, 3- TI, i8 iMi,tf- lllul wi to WJ&J I i, Ti ' h, klckea at 'o door w$JZTr 1" !0Hr- At last tho aa,ijfe:is Sir. Wh ilnr Miikvtit Call. Mr. II. W. Wheelor called at this odlco this morning and beiran indulging Insomo of ids ubuso, when lio was reminded by Mr. Stillinan. tlio lvvxr Oiieou.man Isiok kcepor, that ho was "no gentle man." ilo desired Mr. Stilhuan to stop out on tho sidewalk and ioieat the state ment, with which request Mr. Stilhuan promptly complied, ujsin which .Mr. Wheeler struck at him. Stlllmaii imme diately knocked him down, causing tlio loss of a tooth and sotno blood, but other wise doing no serious damago. Mr. Wheeler is invitod to call again whonovor he desires, "como ho in peaeo, or como lie for war." Cornucopia. Mr. John Clark, proprietor of tho stage lino lictwecn Ilaker City and tlio Pino Creek mines, Informs tlio Haker City Democrat reporter that tho Whitman company aro doing good work at their milN and that tho jtcoplo of Cornucopia nro all busv, and doing well. There is no i i. r... rii.ii ufriL'f.u. fir 1.1'. imiiM- few of proiKsrty, but thoro is i.lenty to do f laud pieniv oi wiiiiiik iiunua iu i.unv. 1 Thero will l somo now discoveries mado in that section this season, and lots of development work done in tho various proi-ertiesnowliolng worked, Hio ikmv 1 lilo of Pino ereek havo unl)ounded faitn in I their section and consider it only a ques tion of timo when its merits will bo ac- ' Unowledgcil by outsldow. This ovening at 8 o'clock, at Frazer'a Opera Houso, by Kx-Scnator James 11. Slater. Kverybody invited. A Number uf I1IIU Fii'Mitl Upon Improve, in r n In In Hip WhIbi- Synlem. At tho sixM'ial meeting of tho common council last night tlio following business was transacted : The coiuniitl.io on claims reported cor rect the following bills: Tavlor, Jones iV Co., !7; Stutgli. & Jones, tlil.l'il; Taylor, Jones it Co., j- ,,u. Tlio potition i f tho citizens for another nlghtwatch wiih referred to tho committee on health and police. The coiiimitleo to whom was reforied tho petition for otiening and guiding Hill street between Alt.i and Court streets re potted favorably und recommended Unit the same bo granted. Tho follow big bllln were referred to tho committee on claims: M. H. Fol-wtn $5, M. Ii. Fi .loiii jlti.UO, lien llagon $:tl), City IClocttlc Light Comp.iny tu, W. S. Ilyeis (. Co. .,.-18, City ftlectrle Light Company ,C0. II. F. Johnson & Co. Hft.tll). M. IC. Fi.lsom .:i.70. Watson A I.uhrsfdL'8.41, WaUni .t Ltihrs $110.41), P. A. Hummer $1, U. W. Thomas fit, 0. 0. French $17, Wheeler, Grecno & Co. JIGO.UO, Wheeler, Greeno A Co. ?H.:iO, II. P. Gregory ?(i:!.O.i. M. L. Hasbroiick 8, C. A. Frazlor 1 1 , II. W. Stovons 0, Goo. lhrlg $111, W. D. llausford f 10.50, Wheeler, Greeno it Co. (12.60, W. I). Hansford $15.(IU, French restaurant $7.i!o. On motion, a warrant was ordered drawninfavorofJ.il. Hohblns for tho sum of $'..'0.00, money expended by him for freight. Munlock's bill for 3:i:i.44 for wood was allowed and ordered paid. On motion tho committee on (lro and water were authorized to make lower rates than thoso at present charged for an nrca of ground oxecedlug two bits. Tlio superintendent of tho waterworks was authorized to purchaso ono gate and four Globe valves to bo used iu too pres ent system. On motion tho recorder was instructed to give notice that the council will sit as a board of equalization to pass tion ami equalize tho assessment roll, commencing at 1! o'clock Wednesday, Mav 10. Tho cominllteo on lire and water woro authorized to purchaso three now hy drants and place them In tho now lire limits at places to suit themselves. 11 olc 1 Arrlvala. V11.1.AUI) IIousk. (I A Stoudcr, J 1) Kennedy, C J Groat, I. Katter, K G Hun ter, A Seilbner, Portland; II IS Ilromoll. I. Siobeuhaur, John S Mitchell, James F Moano, 1 1,0111, Ntn l-ranclsco; s u Gould. Chlcauo: C A Hose. Centervillo: () 1. Thisler, Kansas; August llerg, No- urasKiii Ii A ( lilld, .u I'ugli, .lames II Slater, lai Gramlo; J C Jones. C O Watts, I'tuli; Theo .Maskoyno, Ilollovuo; J W Porringer, llenton. Howman lloisi:. S P Merchant, Dor man, Oregon; A J Alhlug, Walla Walla; F W Govo, Kllonsburg; Max Marous, Chicago; J J Wood, city: F W Flood, Virginia : J I) Cox, Missouri ; C W Wicks, Kuiuiii Wicks, Kansas; 1) I) Karp, Wes ton; .Miss Jennie Karp Illinois; W T CoK)land, Meachem : Geo lgg, Colow do; W Talbott, Indiana; II .MeMuity, Charles Webber, A Dovo, H J Callahan, Missouri ; T G llrown, Cal ; Arthur Setier, Tact ma ; Geo Young, San Francisco ; 0 W F.llisou, Portland; I K Luihs, Oak laud, Cal. Gouikn Ki'ia:. J II Styles, 0 Good rich, city; J Heardsley. Weston; 0 Wal tow, Arlington ; I) It Kirk and wife, Ju niper; F Mclntyro, G Falling, J Stone, South Cold Spring; W Adams, A Smith, Weston; Ilarnoy Konnedv, F.eho; II Cook, Portland: John Mcllean Agency; Mr. Stiingor, .Miss Mclloan, .Miss Lottie Stone, Maitha Stone, II W Gibson, Walla Wul la: J A Walker. F.cho: J M Lockhard, Hotter Creek; Win Warne Iwlt, city; Kugcno Kipjioy, Alba; Jacob llerll. country; John Alexander, Allan Pruld, lllrch Creek; 0 W Mattluws, country. A man by tlionamo of John Morgan, living at Shcdd station, lias a cow thh tecu mouths old that has never had 11 cdf and gives milk. Sho must havo Bivallowed a milk can, Clilncso immigrants havo been refused admission to Autrallan colonics. Thoro uro four inches of snow In Quo-bec. Winona, Minnesota, is Hooded. J. H. &OONTZ, D-alrr In GENERAL MERCHANDISE! ECHO, OREGON lllt'liest niHli price luild for Krnln. Oraliain, urillUUHieti unit ni'ii-ri.iiiif uwur in stock. Corn meal, Chop Fowl, etc.ormlo. ARenU forKriupp, llurrell AOo'h Agricultural Implements and Bain Wagons, Are prepared to ship wheat or receive Grain for Storage. Grain Hacks and Harvestera' Huppllo at lowest Prices. famlli Qrocerle a Siteclalti. The Pendleton Mfg. Company, PENULKTON, OIIKUON. Machine Work of All Kinds Done promptly. Patterns malc. Hcpolm to term moculnery ami inuchlnrry of every detcrlptlon a Hprclally. Charge for Work Ileasonable. Blacksmith Shop, Next iloor lo Homnicr A Ics'HInblc, corner Cottonwood ami Attn KU., Pendleton, Or. ALL WORK WARRANTED, And iiu elii'np at tlm clii'iiiol. Olvo m n trial nml lie convinced. Jforso-Shoetni and J'loiv Work Given Spool Attention. McEachorn & Thomson, MONEY ! AltaHticct, onth of Court llotmo Estes & Guilds, Proprietor o I ho CITY LIVK11Y FJiJil) ,C SALE STA11LE, Baled Hay and Grain. Mpli'inlld tllicH, nliiKln or lluulil.., und Haditlo llorMCH hIwo.tm on IihimI. Horni'i board -( liy tho day, U'ork or Slontli. All Kind 11 of Kecd Pnr Hair, In Hinull or I.ttrc I)1k. CHARGE 3 REASONABLE ! Pendleton Meat Market. MAIN hT., NKAIt VIliliAIlI). GEO. J. IHRIG, Prop'r. Ilnvlin; rooDciinl Hie uliovo Mark' I, (Hull lii'tl'n old ilaiiil, wo uliull tic prrpurrd nt nil tlmen to Ktipply tho peopln of rcndleton with the vry licet Boof, Mutton, Pork, Voal, Etc., Thnttho ni.irkct enn nn0rd,iind at price" nil enn rem-h. IS JUST WHAT I WANT! -AND- Goods at Actual Cost! Is the way to get it, us the following list will tell. Take the Advantage I AND LET YOUR CASH CARRY YOU THROUGH 1 All Standard Goods ! SPECIAL FOR CASH NEAGLE BROS.; HurcPiniorw to MAJISJIA LL 0 SOX., BLACKSMITHS -A.1I)- Wagonmakers, Comer Stnln mi.! Water Nt., Pondlcton, - Oregon All kind of HUckMiilllilmr.dnun In the lic.timil prompt milliner. Wujtoii, IIukkIch und hnck niuilc lo order. Jlrjitilrlntf a Sjirrlttlty. rnrllculai iitlniillun lo Iiiim choolni; hi TABLE FRUIT. I Apricots, 20c, or 6 cans for Blackberries, 20c, or 5 cans for Pears, 20c, or 5 cans for ' - , Currants, 221c, or 5 cans for -,Grapes, 20c, or 5 cans for -jEgg Plums, 2oc, or 5 cans for Golden Drop Plums, 20c, or 5 cans for Green Gage Plums, 20c, or 6 cans for I Currant Jelly, 20c, or 6 cans for i Jam, 20c, or o cans lor - Fanners, ? Wire and picket Fence, rabbit tight and bull strong. A fence which will hist a life time. Price only 50 to 75 cents a rod. For sale in small or large quan tities, at FAILING'S Carpet Store, Main street, near tho bridge, Pendleton, Oreuon $1 00 95 95 1 00 90 - 90 90 - 1 00 95 - 95 PIE FRUIT. Blackberries, 15c, or 7 cans for -Grapes, 15c, or 7 cans for -Peaches, 15c, or 7 cans for -Plums, 15c, or 7 cans for - GALLON CANS. Green Gage Plums, 40c, or 3 cans for Peaches, 40c, or 3 cans for $1 00 1 00 .1 00 1 00 1 00 1 15 . J. Donaldson's CITY VEGETABLES. Tomatoes, gallon, 10c, or Ii cans lor Tomatoes, 21 lb. can, 15c, or 0 cans for Beans, 15c, or 7 cans for - $1 00 - 1 00 - 1 00 OYSTERS, OF IJIFKIEUUNT liliANJKS AND IMUOKS. Drug Store. Pure Drugs, Paints, Glass, Machine Oils, AT BOTTOM PRICES. 1'rencrlptloim mmimuiided dny and nlKlit by a i.Jriiiuolt ut price Hint DEFY COMPETITION. My second important order hits just arrived, direct from .Japan. try h cam I wish to call your attention to THE PRIZE BAKING POWDER Something useful and well worth the money. We handle only tlio I'UIIKHT IlltUfi-i tout can be obtalui-d, niiaiilli of price Country Orders Respectfully Solicited All Groceries Cheap for Cash Henry Kopittke& Co., DKAI.KH IS HAY, GJtAJX, MOOD AXJi COAL. WKH'1 BTUBKT, - l-r'V ll r 'I OS ! THE XiCT 0II3CMUU JOB EimTOHt; U he largeituud beat equipped lu I lie JiiIhiiiI Empire. Kanteru prices. K. O Pnli. do., I'ndlcnn.nreirnn Pull Weight and First-Class Goods at THE STAB BAKERY, W. C. TILTON.