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Newspaper Page TextV I Off1 .."!" ..mrOlH'.floSIAN ui SuDodW ivrtl " ' ",,. ,i,o ..mil- l 1 1 11 lll'K. Ill' .BV.. ilmKi' ft" Ll5 .V ' if., Ill , ". 'vloo III bin - ... Li.i Wulln Walla Journal: Work on 0. & W. T. Eureka Flat lino Ih In full bliist, with tho exception of truck laying, which wiib cheeked tor a day or two, on account of not having it Hiilllclcut number of ttcri to keep all hand at work. J tut shipping from the 8avmilln will com mence In a day or hvo, then lull force I will lie placed on the truck-laying depart ment. tho TO THK AIltltClIANTS OP OK I.' (ION. The tin IiriawH In this countrv aro In every way injuiimiH to the uuhIiichh of ' Oregon. If tho fanner of thld State could purclitiHo clothed, ImnlemontB and urtl- i c m of necessity lined by him, at a much cheaper into tlian ho now doex, ho would , have that much muio inonov to trade Willi, and to pay his dohlH with. Tho price of tho faimer'H wlie.it Iri llxed at on a0r4wntHURt!tt r .... n.f. t kiiiu er. Mnlci .on .; .. fort una o ' , . , lw . . I .m ftlden nt .'V1', ... J,', tnVvil. . a..i,lrvlll meet .t .u I'nlk county niurdprei tho a, to' her Pilot llgllt'H I, of HiIh library rer of ihhIom. Yuley enter- .. i.Wncv. huiker, WllH a. PlIH- uJ.nrnlll',8lrilin lUl' mum i. t dil to do KOiil hoiiKO- iU 11 on ",v ,.llnt!Wl tlio ottnern qJ lit . HW rani uivn 'r'"- ii 'in. H.l,, .,!!,! II. J. Dean leu T JI11M .-'-. ., , . ...iniu in n e coiiuu v uii nil "ii. .rtiiirc-mcsjoilto meet al m 01 .'im. ' ilJAJoVlock. siitt, ttic Itcpublicaii HHakor, i tirih at the Oient IIouho ficclJwill inoveliM imrlcultural At ro-wlslto, Kuoblor'H Uono .djin.n nu i'i ii.ii. . h loarA klll'Mer. t At Willi Wull.1 train camo in 111 UllU UII ""V " titoniiml K. T. Itedd nccoin M.v to Cont jrvillo vostor- -.. .1. 1 1. A AtlAlltllif I. ... ll,,lu(--w,u ittSlm and William Sparkn tjjjuu. hiarkn wan knocued .I.. t U Vl.l.l.....! 'r T .LKiinwy, una J. r. wuKcr. tttmiMii (or Pilot Itock uud l f ,1 II. .1 1 T ...1 ftirirertKiUCftcri to bo present t'.njat Ftoinun'ri bull tbln ove rt their now miiforiiiH. cktB'lapivttcrt Kuoblor'H Ito- ii4iu.N, .in iniii'rn, itiiH am . n ri an i. n t ... .in . i ..n. n Wlt. U'wer A Kuobler. t sxulionof tho l!a;itint ChurebeH l(f ll.A l.titc .... ..... I , Hi -I-.. .. i ... 'pi. ! ho( lVadletim will rand munnerinauo mo remark .! Sitnnliy that a fanner liur ' V tulve dulien reminded cLrtriiii; the mention of ttU,'t)0liil8 in ono of Iho Dili- Ji mrMlun fni.ii .I.......II.I,... ... i.uiiiiiiiiiuii iij Wi ml ocnaiiK'.iial nbrub- t iiinnn 'Vlw.nl. I ..i i idlunlimitil. IVawt. (i last evening lilhdl.u!,,. 11,-.. . i f? j i " "tM ,j n, inn, , , ""irtjll i II i iu rou JlOW . .. v, vuu ll:trriM... l . . 'II ii . -m;ii iiirimiiro to io- u. , wv lJiMe alter W LMdiri,,,, to purchiino '"wult Has rewnniblo ffrl on with Kalonaroun BJiaton, "oJ Alpine 'ie ,lrBt ,urta In it?, "Planted iio- ryof Pttn ...1.. i n. i . ivn it ji iiiir wwufcawkbo luwforcot- "T""K mem tliat srorSte,hcr,,,oyhiivo . is iu mwn t -v. .1 . ti OT.plendi,llv.u,,,i n Inl IwT. vn '"o "troot that Xf.? ,hobi'111 : lra.1 4t. ... ... i ' vlw l.an.l.. I '"I I Jae - n own i 4ll.,nV ..'iw. of: "-r'f i,,i. , " loio- 1 rlJ",fl.;!' i'Vi-! ,tiK1lI,e,''teiitiarv ui I. x . "VV HI II...... .. I .!.... ...... .. ..... .... f Nimn r" " looiiiiiouvu nisi naiuruiiy I l.ivoi lion n nwlitnl .ii, ..r .1... i...tna ..!. I morning not (Iro to h. I). .Stlllman'H fence I not chamro it. A lawn iiiimimr nf fnimn I J-'ohnmry ut .Milton which couneeted the llro with a ' , iV. ,Jff ..1 ... K. ""' i" if '. 1 " nutlioWty arL'o nu of waio IimihIi. ami u 1 if if Urn 1 1 v Z 7. ... r,.?. " " i. ..V,.'"";.."." IHu no i morn ut 1 wan getting wen mulled ijeiore It wan noticed, hut by tho good Mirvleo rendered bv the Trowbtldge boyn and othutit tho bliuo wus an cstcd boforu much daumgo had been done. urn. eirt coiilil not pay taxen and lilul iitlcen for what they huv without inetiinl)eilng their pitn eiiy. Let im 10- uiico llioco DUnlenn for Hie good of all. lion tlio tatnior n nroniieiiiiin tin, nun Tlio following Indian claims have been cliant In. liaiover the laiill'ln in other dlniionedof: .1. .M. Dllke, John Donnan, ami II. A. Faith, of Jacknon county, Oregon, amount, ill.077, for dainago dono iu 18.')5 by Uogue ltiver Indiann; llndlng that the clalinantfl lout jiropeitv as al leged to tho valuo of and recom mending that tho amount bo allowed in full Hiitinfaclion of tlio claim. Htimberg, tho Hun I'Vanelnco Hwlmller, who cheated Parker, a .Southern Oregon farmer,out of bin fann,lian been convicted and sentenced to pay a lino of $10,000 and to nerve a year in the iienltenliary. Capt. Martin v'nited Milton Saturday, returning yeftsrday. His many friends were glint to boo him. Indian ConiiiilHHioner Atklnn wlllrcaign pi Juno. Leozor & ICuoblcr, Druggists. IM UIIKAT TUOUItl.K. A renJIelon Pumlly I.tfl Dentltute Iu til Nliikl.futi Mniintulna. A private letter received this morning by a Pendleton lady fi-om n friend In Southern Oregon s.iyn that a Pendleton family by the name of Iowo recently nr lived in Anlihind, in exceedingly donti- tuto circium-tii'iccs It cecum that the family, coiiniHtiii" f four, two brothers, tho wife of one of die brothers uud a little child, left Pendleton f r Ashland, and when thoy readied a place on tho inoun tiiltw witty wllot from Fort Klunmth.und foily inllerf from Anlilaiul, ilioy rami)C(l tor a uiglit. l no tour Horses wiiteii wore used In trausiHatlng their household goods and provisions for tho trip wcro turned nut to graze, in tlio morning an four of tho uuimalri wcro found lead or in a. dying condition. Imvini! calen through tho niuhtfiomo kind of poisonous vcol. This was a great calamity, loaving tho four people poorly provided with food and miinv miles fitun civilization. Ono of the brothers wont to Ashland, walking back and forth , ami secured some provisions with tho llttlu money ho had indils posiiession, and tho other brother performed equal herculean eiForls. At last a jmrty of tnipjHnu camo along and tho Inwo brothera wore obliged to part with all their chattels in order to get the trappern to tako them to Ashland whoro they arrived In exceedingly den tltuto circumstances, llko tho children of Israel of old, with tho exception that their raiment was no longer w hole. m mini: ii in tiik i'ihst iiKmtp.u. Mr. Vyr nnil .liilm Hum Convlctrd i.f Miinltr la wmia Will. l'or Homo (lino past miilo im interest has l)eon manifested in tho fato of tho Walla Walla incendiaries, uudor arrest andawailliig couvicilon for destroying tho Aurora iiom in uiia waiia on .Murcn last, by applying tho match in which fire one man lost ms l no ami hovorai were burned. Mrs. Jano Pyle, John Hum, Mrs. Iindis, and a man named kliuek, were ilio pauios umier ariost. Kiinct turned Slalo's tividenco, and theioby n.-cu-cd his rek'jiso. Sovoral days of Just week wore consumed in the trial of Mrs. l'vlo and John liiiru. Tho case was givon to tho juiy .Nitii'd.iy ovonlng. and urtof dolliiorating twelve houitt, rendeitsl a verdict at soven o'clock SumUy morn im: of "Murder iu tho First iVareo." Tho veidlct was oH)ned, says tlio Journal, ut UNO o'clock Mimiay morning ny Jiiugo l-ungioril, anil tlio ju- v (llscnargeii. ilio coiiil house wiih packed with spectuloiH. Tho (hst ballot Mood I) to .'I. Iho iMisono'rt will doubtless lw sen tenced this week, and tho hanging tako plaro dti'lng thoHuiumor. J no case oi .inn. uindis mis not yet enmo t ) ti tul ami pinoaiiiy tierpunisu- uient will not bo Hove re. Mutes it Is a positive eiirso to Oregon. ii-.. ,. . . . no nave lower muiiiuaciuiers tlian any otlior Mate, and If wo had many tlio freight chargen on mamifactuied urtleleH ucrons tlio conllueut in protection to thoso wo have. Wool is about tho only article we lalno that u protecled. Let the sta tistlcri of tho woild show that tho tuieo of wool in not legiiluled by tarill- laws. Hut lor tlio tarill wo could buy foreign woobto mix wiin our ow n. jiio demand would advance the piieo of foielgu wool and tlicreforu our own. Mr. Hermann votes in Congress with tho high tarill putty. In doing bo wo think ho does lasting injury to tho mer chants and farmers of Oregon. Mr. (Joarin, if elected, will vote to retluco tlio high tarltr, and to break everv yoko upon tlio industries of this .State, i'ariirrefotm rNcn higher tlian moro partisanship. There aro many ltepublicins who bellovo tho tlmo bus now eomo when these war taxes should bo radically i educed. Tho Orcgonian, of Portland, has ofuu said so. it an an unlieallliy party sphit drives it to tho support of .Mr. Hermann and the tin ill', thcro nro many merchants and farmers who will not follow that paper this your. They bellovo tho welfare and interests of this Statu mo greater tlian party, and will vote for Mr. Uearin, who represents tarill reform. Tho Democratic partv has dodged this great in mo until thid year, and was not therefore entitled to the votes of tarill' reformers. Hut now, for tlio first time, it has eomo squarely out in favor of lower tadir taxes; it In tlio duly of every voter who believes with us to give it a trial, and vote for tho man who will carry out tho viowM contained in Piusldont C'loveliind'H meswigo. Mr.demin is, wo think, us wall rjuiilillcd for a sent in Con gress, nu is Mr. liornuilin, and will havo tho advantage of ucti g with tho major ity paily, that lias controlled tho lower Homo of Congrcis for tho lust fourteen years, suvo two. lint even If (hero was n wide dltl'eionco in the qualillcalions of Ilio two candidates for Congress, a prin ciple is creator than men. o veto for a principle of tariir reform when wo votjfor John M, (Jeatln, u principle so far reach ing that it is all important that wo sus tain him in tho approaching election. Very truly yours, Ki:vi:n(;k;Ui:foiim Mkuchaxtb. Col. Irlnh'i Hicli. John P. Irish sjioko Saturday evening to a crowded opera house. Tho train was over an hour Into, and ho olletcd tho railroad f 100 for an engine to bring him eaillorto Pendleton, but could not obtain ono. Tho audience waited pationtly, how ever. Mr. (iamlico, of Allui, spoke a few minutes )cforo Irish's arrival. Mr. Irish made a strong and Irresistible upiK'al iu favor of the Democratio ioliey of reduc tion of taxation on tlio necessaries of life. He proved from undoubted authority that wool had hcuu higher under four years of frea trade than it had ever boon since. Ho also proved conclusively that the high taiill can liy no jios iimilty mo laisr or laboiero in this countiy. protect i up' lllnlno won't lUfiino any Mure. T. C. Crawford, tho World correspond cn,t lias just had another interview with Blaine, and writes: "I have seen Ulaino sovoral times within tho last tlneo days, generally sur rounded ny ins family, as regards tuo first utiestloii. whether ho would accent. it can be said that Mr. l'laino adheres to his Florence lotlor, and doos not with draw ono woul of his interview of lust In l'lorenco, 1 Have no to say moro than that, as Mr. lid not wish to bo interviewed again on this subject. His l'lorenco in terview was so explicit that tho fact that ho has now nothing to add to it by way of (itialltlcatlon should bo enough to sat isfy tho ino.t doubtful of lllaino's ono- mien us to his future intentions. His declarations at Florence coiiectly repre sent his present stato of mind. Thoso who associate with nialno havo no doubt of his absoluto good faith in withdraw ing." It is also announced that Dlalno will sta, t for homo Juno Kith. Tlio Woi Id, in an edltoilal on tho sub ject, calls attention to tho fact that tho statement us sent is iinthoilzed bv Mr. l'laino; thut he might havo dissipated the doubts about his candidacy with llvo words, but that ho "caiefully and studi ously refuses io refuso tho nomination, or say that tho movement In tho direction is without his approval." At Evansvillo, Ind., a wifo-licittcr was tiil.cn to tho woods and given sixty lushes. Citizens of Portland contributed over $1000 to the (ioldumlalo sufferers. villard House I)AE IIOItN, Proprietor, N'ortliwoBt Cornor Main unit JCourt Street", PENDLETON, OREGON. CENTRALLY LOCATED lie-opened, Re-furnished Equipped in First Class Stylo. and SAMPLE ROOMS FOR MEN. COMMERCIAL Free Couch to and from Trains. HOWELL & CO., FURNITURE DEALERS UPHOLSTERERS. ALL KINO OKKUItNITUItK UKl'AtltlNO IIONK AT TIIK LOWEST IIATKS. Cull niul cxiimliiii price. Mr. lilcly' Tam Hum Away. Howell & Co., MiioUeiiili-A Cnvannsli lliillilliur, IVlidlei ii.ii.. i ii l.vi.i i i f en 1 ence: wero iCiiirning fiom Alba hundaj, w lteadinir, JVlimi ; V II Hrown, Spokane toain becaino f.ishtened by dogs running " -, qi' Vi ,j Hullt L II lteedor out Into tho road near Mr. A. WnughV. J. ! V j h & "ifv- W J ISnod placo, and ran Into the bank.om t.uulug H'UJ X 1 V X to beson and tho canlajro and throwing Ivddy and , .,..',,..". . . i i'm..i. ... i...i... 'Willi. I ' lll.lllllll 1. I, lilt.ir.Ul.1 . wr-.u.. liealed to tho icoplo to stand by the party that nrnnosod to lake oil' sixty million dollars a year of unneccssaiy taxation on Ursct ,lock ,)f rriiure in limtero Or.-K..n. i j hi uncessjinei ot ino. i . . i Hotel ArrhnU. Vii.i.uii) IIolsk J H Kirkland, M S Puitoisou, Milton; H l'oiikhauscn, John Plilsh, Jos Meyer, San l'rauclsco; U Jones, Keho; lionild Iladloy, FAIspauch, M l.vmau, S P Caldwell,! F Mnnslield. W S.Milton,.I W DuHetto, Portland; li 0 Ilowon, linker City: 0 V McCoy. T II Walsh. Mrs llaucel, A V tllll.Walla Wal la; II S Dodge, W T.s lieo P Hosenberg, cilv; l.eoy Kdwards. C H Drowning, II t! Vaughn, Contorvillo; W M lllakeloy, Kastland ; .1 S Hoynolds, Montana; W .M Pierce, Wr-Mon; PetarC'ook Indeiond- 1. Kiivkoiuiaii, cuy ; iienry now- fstimson out, inoy received some quiio i ievoro liruises, hut otiicrwi.o wore not injured. Tliu team escaped and run some dlstanco bofoio thoy weio recaptured. Ono of them was lamed ho that Mr. Eddy had to leave him at Pilot Hock ami pro euro another hoise to return to Pendleton. Ho roiioits having had good audiences ut Alba and Pilot Itock. An Opinion of Mr. Kannej. Tho following Is an extract from a mi vato letter htmi a prominent citizen of Yamhill county, lion. W. P. Font on: Howha.v Hoi-hK rrank llershey, cm ca-'o: (i C Aikens, Pilot Itock; Win lliulgor, c naugor. (1 II Ul..il.i. I limn , V ..M.l.Uf , ....... . f ti. if i.. i i Wouli, .Mr 1.IMO, ixno; i u.nur,j Shlnabargcr, Weston; L II Plants, .Mil ton: A King, I h Lingo, N J Moun and .family, 8 F Singleton, Walla Walla; F S Carry; W 11 Lavis. O K&N;S1. TI...111HH rentorvillo: C Hilllnu'or, W II i'itr. Hugh, Kansas; T McCarty, Mest, Col; J U KerSlWW, ll iMWiy, uicuh Ulver; A J Stornes, Indiana ; FrcdKues- itcr, Kol; U AivaHKoy. i i; j .v -Huiou, ulh:'"aD kicked h Wth4" out Lo caught friend, Mr. Hainsey, will ta elected by an overwhelming maioiity. Ho was elected county judgo in my county iu 1871), and served four vears with ureat credit. Ho has leou an able and clean man all his i life, and is naturally of a judicial habit. Your district cannot iitlbrd to loso his ability and sorviccs upon tho bonch. At tho ago of about forty lie has attained a loptitatiou for legal acumen which comes to hut fow men ut any ago, and fcoldom before u man is sixty joars old." Handel tun! Ilayilen. At tho mooting Saturday evening, In Minis llros. A Co.'s musio parlors, a largo numlier wero present, and a musical or ganization was eirectcd. Tlio namo cho.en was Tho Handel and Haden. The following ollicors wore elected; Presi dent, Hov. T. M. Uoyd; vice-president, Mrs. J. K. I!ean ; secretary, James A. Howard-, Treasurer. Ed I.. Minis; mu sical director, Prof. Hepburn, and pianist, Mrs. N. M. Perkins. There will bo a meeting to-night at half Jabt eight o'clock, to sign tho constitution and by laws and sot tho time for meeting. There are now about forty members. Joe Ficklin, P McCarty, City .1- 1- 111 nerncK, jr. hcti, t J F Wurl, Mnson; A i . min . .i n ii i 1'iorston, Astoiia; .v ;'u,u,. ? ,. 7.' . ii Ari.Kitrnni.. Cmiiflr vlllo : V h Colton, A L Tex; Th Whitney, I.a firando; IIull-. . I.ll V U ' III.. Dllli.J . "uu r" Miopi, iauea, i r. j.ucy.., ...w ........... Hi,, i- v Itmluick and familv. Estes & Guilds, l'ropilolors o dm CITY LiriUlV FliKD L' SALE STABLli. Baled Hay and Grain. Hiilniiillit ItluH, Nlm:le or flmilili. unil NUlllllO lllirxl-H UlUllJ'H fill IllMlll llorm-N liuunlt'il liy llieiluy, WVelt or llontli. All KliiilH oi Feed Kor Hulc, In .Small or l.llro l)l. CHARGES 21 13 A.S ON ABLE ! James Crawford, Miinufivlurcr at anil Dealer In Harness, SaddlesiBridles. Whips, Etc., Tonts and Wagon Shoots for Sale BEDROCK PRIOJ3S. How1 iliilldliiKi MbIii mrutU Ju2l Russell Co., -iifiumits ok- Hlng-mes, Tliresliers aucl Sawmills -M.HO DKAI.KIIS IS- THE FINEST . bus. bossies smmm& pffl$$mj V V I V X I J SPRING 16 OART8 CITS" VH DEST- fJlBM IjICOi IN run MAIWT. Wo havo tho best Straw llurnlng Engine in tho World. CALL OH SEND Foil CATALOGUE TO Russell & Co., lt!0, 1(12, 101 and HID Front Street, PORTLAND OREGON. mlilDiliw G-. Shindler & Co., Furniture PeaSers, Largest and Most Complete Factory on the Coast. WHOLESALE AND HETAIL. I-Iotel JaiMiishino- a Specialty. Bedroom Sets, Parlor Suites, Side Boards Folding Beds, Bedding, Shades. G. Shindlcr & Co., Wareroom, Kill First Street, tluoneji hliK'k -tMl feet to 1(17 and lt;il Front SI., ro'ii,.M. nti:i;o. 33G3I?jE53L.IISKX-3.3E33D 1851. Ui:o. W. tj.sici.!., C. H. Woodaiiii, S.mi'i:i, Hi itmu', Fiii.ii Iv. Aiimu.ii. Snell, Heitshu & Woodard Kuaessors to Ihslo, D.ivls & Co., and Ilellshu, Wo.'dard it Co., WMIE WHOLESALE DRUGISTS, iNOS. 0- t IM FUONT STUEET, l'OHTLAND, OHECJON. CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. iiilr.7 lyr CARPETS! I' Sinltli','A Jaekson, U E Scaiuiall, Cold M r" Snrlm; ; J Clark and wlfo, 1' J Smith and Jim wlfo. Helix: M Watorson and uauhtor, jfTlB I S nily, Cold n i.''i!n..ii Kelm: W O Warren. Cold Sj)rinj S I) HarKott, Juni hi r ( M itrown, linker City ; 1 W .MeUannald, Milton: John Murphy, F Davis, Union; II Wooloy, Jno l'arks, r I liiliticiti m n ntfutt. ; Keed, Charles LivtiiBstono, 1). Mills, hh Hudd, W F Jones, Kansas ; r rank Kil llun, M Klllian, Vansvclo ; IU- Olds, Kirch Cieek, J OttH. 1' Waters, .Nolin ; U Riillnivuv. Sam Uurrett, eiiy ; l lames. Jimier Wooils X Ul tl...... . V . . ' -. James Oakley; T E Hussell, Meaeham MissKut o Uauelierty, niiuer v.icc., Hit vlris ciKds ulilpncil from J! -Jern .I'ltlen via rortluml, en have ivlulit rali'i lt' and overelurceii itillunted, uud unriinlliiK Jlorrow, .Nyo; luttonded to promptly, ut low rutin, liy U E .MeUay, S S i ,retlne OLIPHANT & CUTTING. peri I'hilip Eler, Starkey l'rairioi II !ls,N e; U 1' ddwell.FTSniftl., and; C E Cam pbell, Cold .Spiini )a Oakley; T E Uussell, Meaeham ; u-uiin lViiiL-hnrtv. Uutter Creek; O Estes, G Winterbleml.Cal ; Itinney.eoun- M try.Wm KIiik, country ; J l'eterson andi45 wife, Portland ; T Daugherty, Vint.on. i u. PUKTIANI), OHKOON. OHOCKIWB A -Ml'KL lAlrY. Jluylne and fiollliiu done on Ciiiinltlon iniCQTICCDC ofot)tri,wh,Ith(3tnmln nUICfl I lOCllO ihptMi.oobUmntimttM tdvtititini tpu vvtn In Ch?0, will find it of U it la 4 Randolph St, UuAdmtiiiiigAxwwrof LORD ftTMOMAS. Wall Paper, Lace CurtaiiiSj Window Shades, Oil Cloths, Linoleums, etc. The "WHITE" Sewing Machine, THE liEST IN Till': WOULD. Failing's Carpet Store, Main Stieot, near tho brido, IVnuluion, Oregon. J. H. SHOEMAKER Dealer in . FARM MACHINERY. The J. I. Case Little Giant Walking Gang, Sulky, Gang and. Walking Plows, Studcbaker Wagons, Macks and fBui crertne LUS1BER, Sash, Doors, and Building Material, A. I; 1 5 o to m Pi'i ces, CALL ON HALL & BURNSIDE, HALL & BURNSIDE. DEPOT I.UMJJEK YAltlX 0