..N-ESDAY.JtYH. IBM.
. .mtiui Urnncli OHlcc.
oKOe."',', Li, ,,, , tho AbillKlOll
' I,,,l,!f. i.ietttV f rciKlk'lim, and
M,m Vnl .. "it. -Hull. i. III! will
$,7lK"V i-ervlco In HI-
HKIjVITIi:-
phototrniphor.
. i..,. r. I'.mtM iL trlass.
'nrorvolr hill for salo ut this
! dnn linen duster. Cull at
OttooxtAS olllce.
. i ... .1.. mumml house-
...Im nt til S olliCO.
Illlli v
"... i, w ii front room to rem
;,Icn, on umri nhw.
..j.i.ii now cuts hair for 23
.J oh !1 WllVH Elianmiw:...
'rLi,in,. Ih'l'oIiil' cheap and
t ritfnrv!1 In
. on v.utinlilV Gvmiiiiu n
.. . i int f kiliv eurrl-
..-.t ufnrn.
.. tl . 1
reiiiiv - ' r
intnni1Ty It 1IIL11 111 U1U
,! offl.00,000.
im tvitmnr in i-jC iu. mill lu-
thh morning's train.
,giiiuU'riiett havo put in u hl'l
-:n nrAinliK not tin) contract.
Mil 'ivit'v r-
torman, on tlio tang Lrcck
l i'iulnt-li I itt lilt
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Ill ..III I..!,, I. I.i. tlitil nt'a.
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.(r M'HI linlil MOPlMMIttJ 111 I ft
church next Suml.iv ovuitlrig
k..
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If U LaUf utn until uutuiiiuu
ml more fertile llVld. limy-
mm; to nrvuoli in pomionua-
ithffctrioU nf lVnilmton.
t IVimtv Marhhul rurnlnh.
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j iKiimi inn uiiLnn iti iiiu
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pirrv rLMUir oi inn i.inv imii
MTin? unu nr liMiru i'iiiimkiiltii
K.'J j It. 11. tl .
Saijtion was urrulKitcl Hi!h
b Jtutioo Ilishop'rt court on
anorso-H cu nif. Aiior r.oar-
.'i i . . .... .
until four oVlock thlH aftnr-
I'txiiw mi fiiiu tltlll ilitilKll
Smith left yesterday hv
I IjiVm Uluirit llm will dinml
ItL.t it - .. . .... f.
lOft lifl I lilt I'litli llAtflll iliil.
.Knl I It. ..A 1 11
"i-sr niv luit iiiav iiu i nn iiif
juirier" II ho roimihm In
nd will iimvo uulto u viilu-
cni!iin was lakon to breakfast
9 HTIll (. f.lt.filll fAftnlinrtm.'
-t ii ..tin. ItLIIIVIIII
-... f-i l( .iiii4t.iv.il
J return to hU jonmullHtio
wns I'rwk. The world Iiuh
miroculouhly npurcd u jjood
iTfrcnitii. n mini 1. 1... !,, i
. -....9, it mull 11111. IkAIMill
"luulmlan eneontitor with
tWi.iwloirthoWnll.1 Walla
- i. iviiij iiiiiu ii.iiueii ioif
ixniii ifu ii mum" in
t; of (.oine tip nippinij.
rn . i.u i r i t .-I
wiitc. and 1'iuinliiL' Iiiu
tol tt like the man of tho
I'Wlvla.'o. He wenied to
vi.jiij I'liuiiHii, iiuw
H. (liirbrtl, tho proprietor of
"t;e pt Allu.U coiitemiilutliiL'
wironrie" Snr hiL'Kor II d-
-s-.ii- am in n xii.i inuriiiii
trn rv IlVl'IV. Ilir Illll
'fr.k... .11 ' -
.i"-. '"' ' "KiniJior report.
- im i-iiiiHr in iiiit uiirliiiiu litiu
sWiticn. and f Mr. Clillbrd
7 T .K;w'o Mla will lw
-vvnui II ,f,i I'OUIltV.
Conine. ulieetH. with what
lUliJ I '
fciinwr iiiiiT ii tivittttitt
'Mltf.,M'S,,,iV1'
. -v..ihui'H IU UUV IIIU
. fhecaiibuv Till of
. i WrtU .... i .. -
- aim ol Hit t)U il iil'k.
-yiro. un,i i . ,.... ...wl
- " it , I t f7.()00.000.
u7 . u,x'"nt of which
"m tie victim wuh incorrect,
iaatin ii,,i.,.i .i....
'r JIw twilily from
i tia-aki,,.. i,? uVl ro.
Mare of the fracture.
-wlJlLv) II, . .1. .
r?.. 'Ii-ievenin wii. i.
if ''1' ' h of l'hineo
I 1 ' IHOI1S Illll lyl
watne,,M K-ne.1 It i
5a le n, invi,ll,lon to bo
Mr. ration, who has tho contract for
construction of tho Long Creek road,
rcportH tiuu no m niakinir koimo headway,
hut under ureut diHudvantuL'a mi nccotmi
of nlieop men who are driving their flocks
over uio inomnmiiH jitHt at prencnt. xno
IWRsine of tho Hheep looson tlio rockn on
the mountain Hido and a lurco number
of tho rocks roll down into tho roadway,
granny delaying Mr. l'atton'H progress.
Frank .Morrymun, custodian of the
poor hoiiHo, was arrested to-day on tho
ehargo of assault and battery upon tho
person of 1 Id man Kastwood. an inmate
of tho establislinicnt. Kastwood, it will
bo remembered, ifl tho old fellow with tlio
long toiiL'iio. with a thousand d scrcditu
bio stories upon its end of tho poor houso
and its management. Tho particulars of
tho caso will bo duveloped at its trial.
Miiitvau ami . s. isane Have
lately purchased tho farm now occupied
uyino latter, 01 auron Isaac. .Mr. Milli
van lias iust finished moving his familv
and belongings to his country homo, and
will no doubt soon bo thoroughly trans
formed from a clerk into a nigged, honest
gratmer. Ills friends Iioih) ami believe
tho change will bo a prosjicroim and beii'
cilciul one.
In answer to 11 telegraphic inquiry as
10 ins condition. Mr. anoway received a
dispatcli to-day in reply stating that Leo
iieaiii uiul only tnreo toes taken oil,
instead of his wholo foot, and was at
Missoula and doinu well. This hiumv
nowB will bo received with great pleusuro
by his many friends hero and clsowhcto.
Mr. J. 8. Llndsev and Miss Sadlo K.
Michael wcro married yesterday evening
hi mo residenco ot 1110 uridegroom. inov
did not escaio tho everlasting charivari,
which mis almost tuken the lorm ot a
diseaso iu reudleton.
Wo ask overv roador of tho Dally and
Soml-Wceklv Kaht Oiuhionian to en
deavor to tieeuro ono or more campaign
HubscrilicrH to it. Semi-Weekly, to No
vember 15, 1888, 75 ccntBj Dally, $1.25.
lVtor .Smith, wood dealor. has an ad
vertisement under"Kow To-day, "ollerliig
wood iu four foot louuthri for sale at $4.51)
a cord and sawed wood at $5.00 a cord.
(icoru'o Iteadlnir left this inornimt for
CamiiH. from which phico ho will soon de
part for tho Greenhorn Mountain mines.
Wishes for his good luck go with him.
Tlio cash drawer of J. J. Ikiyer, of
Wnlluhi, was robbed of $L'02 iu green
backs 11 few days ago.
A work team for salo cheap, Inquire of
W. W. ltojier, corner Altu and tiarden
streets.
Little Ilabo Starkweather is down with
tlio warlot fever.
.MOUNTAIN VAI.I.KY ITOIS.
Inr 'riircxlicr Driul l'lmi Oriii IVmnnut
Niitr.
Mountain Vai.m.y, July 7, 1888.
To tho rdltiir oftl.i1 Kimt 'Jrck'niiliiu.
Wo 1110 going to have tho best crops
tills year over raised in this part of the
country.
('. it. Katu lias moved Ills family to
his place on Mutter creek.
Mis M. i:. i'Veiich is teaching tho
school at Fairviow, and is giving general
satisfaction.
V. U. Ilowman will start to Sitokauo
Falls noxt week with a band of horses,
which ho will Mill.
Mrs. William Koblnson will movo to
Camas prairie in a few days, where she
will sH)iid tho summer.
Died: In Mountain Valley, July 1,
1888, Joel Thrasher, aged 55 years, 2
mouths and 21 (lavs. His remains wo:o
interred in tlio Pilot Hock cemetery on
July llth.
William S. White has moved witli his
family to Pendleton. Mr. White, iu
leaving hero, leaves also Homo unpaid
debts which can Ihj bought very cheap.
Daniel Thrasher is down from Boise
City visiting relatives and friends.
Quito u number of our citizens Htont
tho Fourth on Five Milo hunting, llshlng
and having a good time generally.
Mrs Annio 1'rench has Iieen very hick
with typhoid fever but is .soino Ixstter at
tills writing.
Mr. J. M. Humor, who went to Cali
fornia last Spring for his health, has re
turned to his Iiuttcr Creel: homo with his
condition unimpioved.
Andy l;ook is expecting two luniuies 01
1 relations from tho F.ast won. Tlioy
VANHYCLK VOICES.
The TeltRnipli I,n Couiilelr(-Tlio Com
Inn; Ilitrel Qrunge Orcaiilcd - Local
Note. V
Vansycu:, Oh.. July 0, 1888.
To-day tho Western Union telegraph
wirowillboup from Wullulato Center
vlllo along tho lino of tho 0. & W. T.
Harvest will not commenco hero before
tho 23d Inst, except a little barlev and
oa s will bo cut in tlio meantime. Wheal
will bo at least two weeks later than
usual on account of tho frce.e-out last
winter.
Tlio farmers of this section havo lately
organized a grange. They commence to
realize that it is necessary to unite hi a
bond of union for their mutual interests.
Wo see Knights of Labor and many
othor organizations linked tonethor to
protect their inturestH. Whv not tho
r . r...... ...1...... .11 in. ii .
iitiniui mini 1 iui 1 1 ill 1 nu.lllll uneciiy aim
indirectly springs? Tho miner who tolls
within tho bowels of tho earth: tlio
mariner on tlio sea; tlio mechanic in his
work shop; the merchant iu Ids store ;tho
uaiiKur in ins uaiiK, would all be thrown
out of employment, when tho fanners
fail to cultivate-Mother F.urth. Wo pro
jioso to organizo and discard all foimer
political associations and alllliations when
wo llnd them in opiwsition to our inter
ests, no matter of what party. While
wo are in no sense a political organiza
tion, still wo claim tho right to discuss
politics as well as any other livo issues
and chooso tho good from the bad, who
may bo candidates for public olllces. W.
iV. baiuplu installed the followim.' oillenrs
of Vansyclo Urungo. No. 216: .Muster.
las. Mchwon : overseer. N It. Atkinson:
lecturer, J. A. dross; stowurd, W. J.
Stockman j asslslunt ntcwiird, K. O.
Cusoy; chaplain, 1. Atkinson; treasurer,
Clius. Stanton ; secretary, J. L. Kllllan :
gato kpejier, 1). It. Richardson; Ceren,
.Miss Annie Stanton : Pomona. Miss Itcl o
Stanton: Flora, Mrs. Muggio Atkinson;
iadv asHistunt steward, Mrs. J. MeF.won.
Tho grange meets Saturday nights, on or
before tho full moon in each month.
itov. Hobert v alkcr.of l'.elii).iireaehid
in Juniper yesterday. Ho is a livo
worker In tho "Lord's vineyard."
Mail leaves ansvclo for Jumper twice
a week, Mondays and Frlduvs.
Henry Koofioku is building a lino
house on his hjuiiliful form four miles
south of hero.
Jtiuiiier ulrls think there is pleasure at
least iu a change. Charley you can tr 11
Sum I won't say anything aliout it.
Hard to tell yet whether J. W. or J.
I. will win tlio prize. Hovs bo mod
est and decreet. IIohaci:.
his 1
will make this part of
future home.
tho
country tneir
Kid.
ItUSOl.t'TIONS.
Tlio V. V.T. 11. Adopt ltilutloiiN ofSyin
pntliy on llii- Idulli or Mr. (. W.
WnlhiT.
At a called meeting of tho W. C. T. U.
tho following resolutions wcro adopted:
Whereas, It has pleased our Iloavunly
Father, in His nll-wiso providence, to re
movo from tlio councils of our society
our well-lKiloved histor, .Mrs. Udali Will
kor; thorefoio lo it
Resolved. That it in with profound sor
row tliut we part with her "for a little
season," but wo are comforted with tho
fact that her exemplary Christian char
acter, her iiorfeet trust in Christ, tho Sa
viour of tlio world, caused her to triumph
over tlio last onemy, mid enter that
"rest that remains for tho jieoploofCiod."
Resolved, That the Woman'H Christian
TomiHJranco Union of Pendleton has lost
a loved, honored and useful memljcr;
hor husband a loving wifo, and tho com
munity an exemplary Christian charac
ter, " ...
Resolved. That we exiond to nor nus
Tim itiiiuiir l'roliiilily Cnlrni',
It has been tho talk on tho street that
Mr. Frank Morrymau, who has charge of
the MKir house, was ill-treating the in
mates of that institution. Doubtless tho
truth has been greatly exaggerated, as
thu following certificate will show:
ii:ni)I.i:tos, uimnox, July 10, 1888.
Tills is to certify that wo, tho under
signed, have for the past three weeks
been stopping iu the oor liouvu ol
Umatilla county, Oregon, and say that
n t pains havo boon spared by tho siqier
lutendont F. L. Mcrryuiaii to make us
comfortable, and everything has leeii
provided for tho sick that could bo ob
tained, at once. Tho Inmates are
well cared for and well treated, ant'
to our knowledge the superintendent
gives Inmates mote privileges than thoy
would get elsewhere 111 the poor houso.
A. A. Di x.v.
MaTTIK MlXIIKIlMAK.
lintel arrlvnU.
V1M.AHD HotiMB. U H Mooro, .Tr, Tom
Andoinoii, Chicago; Jas l'ayno, Cove; F
F. Foster, Union; I.Trinst, Now York;
I. R Haw ley, Jos Mamulas, Walla Walla;
Miss Putnam, Miss Morin, S Kelly, Mil
on: J II Kiuehart, Summervllle; J It
Taylor and wife, Maker city; W II Mahb,
Kclio; J K Ciudon, John McOurry, City;
U Worthiugtou Portland; Sam Mansfield,
Centervlllo.
(loi.iii:.v Ri'i.n. 0 Walters, Slokes t
.oiler, J S McLeod, City; Jus Smith,
West Union, Or; .Mrs M ilaly, Denver,
Col; John (ianiio, St Jortoph, Mo; M A
Fri'Oinan; Squire Depuyr F Mclntyre;
Mruce Dellogaiii W Woroit; A J Howett,
C Howett, North Powder.
Wnllit Wiilln Klrrtliin.
Tho city election pasi-ed ufl'quletly at
Walla Widlu on Monday last. Tho lucky
candidates are as follows: Mayor, (ico,
T. Thompson; counclliiien : First ward,
W. H. Upton (Rep.)i Second ward, John
Marion (Dem.)j Third ward, J. M.
IIIU (Hon.); Fourth ward, R. M. Mo
Cullov (Rop.;i mamhal, T. J. RobiiiBon
(Hop';; cleik, Honry Kelling (Dom.)i
attornoy. J. L. Sharpstein, (Dem.); jus
tice, A. J. (iregory (Dem.); treasurer, R.
(1, Parkes (Rop.j; street conimlsMoiior, ;
R. M. Havwurd (Roj,); health oUleor,
Y. C. Mlahick ;Dc:n.;; Baxton, Henry
Sanderson ( Dem. J
Nolii)(t)2Uowlrit Frco Trudo Then.
Krom tin- Alia California.
In the Chicago Republican convention
of 1831 President. Arthur received 278
votes on the first ballot for tho Presiden
tial nomination, yet the messago he t-ent
to Congress a short timo before contained
tho following recommendation :
I recommend an enlargement of tho
treo list, so as to include within it the
numerous articles which yield consider
able revenue, a simplification of the com
plex and Inconsistent schedule of duties
upon ccitaln manufaetuies, particularly
those of cotton, Iron and steel, and a
substantial reduction of tho duties upon
those articles, and upon sugar, molasses,
silk, wool and woolen goods.
Nobody howled free trade at him, al
though his utterances were more in tlio
lino of frco trade than President Clovo
land'B. Neither was there any outcry of
free trade when Republican Secretaries
of tlio Treasury made recommendations
of tho same tenor. Tho re)rts of
thoso eminent Republican secretaries
of tlio Treasury, Folger and McCulloch,
contained the same recommendation,
qulto us explicitly nuido. and yet tho
party now brant.B such a proositiou as
"lice truuo, and through tlio president
of its Convention proclaims Its jwllcy to;
bo: Perpetuate tlio tuxes and spend tho 1
surplus.
EAT TO LIVE !
HOUSO
an:'
'resident,
Tiiki- Your Choice.
In tho way of tickets ho must bo a par
ticular citizen who cannot suit himself
this year. There are already noven in tlio
field, with some partios to hear from yet.
Thoy aro :
Democratic Party President, Cirovor
Cleveland of Now ork : Vice-Pi
Allen U. Thiirmun of Ohio.
Republican Patty President, Mcniamin
Harrison of Indiana; Vice-President,
Lovi P. Morton of Now York.
Prohibition Party President, Clinton
M. Flsk of Now Jersey; Vice-Presidont,
John A. Mrooks of Missouri.
Union Labor Party President, A. J.
Strceter of Illinois: Vice-President, Chus.
K. Cunningham of Arkansas.
United Labor Party President, Rob
ert II. Cowdrey of Illinois; Vice-Presidont,
W. H. T. Wukolield of Kansas.
Industrial Reform Partv President,
Albert K. Redstone of California; Vice
President, John Colvin of Kansas,
Woman Sullraglsts President, Melva
A. LwkwoDd of asliingtoii ; Vice-President,
Aided II. Love of Pennsylvania.
-.
Pralni Whcru I rnl.i- In line.
When a iierson who really excels In his j
lino of business appears, his merits should I
Do recognized. Mich a ierson is liarryi
Miivfleld, the sign painter, who arrived I
Iu Pendleton some time ago. No fulsomu
rulio will bo given him, to uoiso abroad
!i!sBHoriority. The attention of tho pub
lic is simply culled to his work, tlio I ma
tilla Real Kstato Association sign, the
Kaut OmiooNiA.v sign, and thu lettering
on tho window of Carl'H burlier shop. It
stands on its own merits, and needs no
othor recommendation. Mr. Maylleld
also excels iu fancy gold and landscape
sign-work, and only awaits a cliunce to
test his excellence.
IPJP.RrAII PARKiM
BILL OF FABE:
Why tin' Won Inn MIIU Nulliir.
Krom II111 1'mvlilt'iieu Journal.
The shutting down of thu woolen mills
in North Andovor, Mass., is not an
ovent that will bo exploited as evidence
that the proscct of lower duticA is ti
death-blow to business enlerprlso. Tho
mills closo liecausu tho high price of
wool and tho narrow rungo of selection
caused by the tui ill" make their business a
losing one. Hundreds of other woolen
mills aro Iu almost as bad condition and
are continuing ocrut!oiia only In 1iok)
that thu onerous wool duties will bo re
moved lefuro the choice Is between bank
ruptcy ami cessation.
Kraiitleil Nearly rutnlly.
From tho Wallowa Clili flnln.
Lust Tuosday, as the Muko was descend
ing Wallowa hill, thu horses started to
rim, and Charlie Palmer, who was drlv
I
Portorhouso Stoak . 60c Smokod anil Driod Von
Sirloin Stonk . 3S ,,onH"m' ,0c
Round " 20 Plck,od P,B'8 Foot with
Crackoru 10
Pork Chops 26
Imported Sardlnos.cnn 26
Mutton " 25
Dovilod Ham, can 35
Ham and Eggs 35
Scrimps and Lobstors 35
Eggs in any stylo, oach 5
Salmon, can 25
Milk Toast IC
Coflfoo, Tcaor Milk oach 6
Dry Toast I O
Broad anil Btittpi ... 6
Half Spring Chicken CO
j Sandwiches IO
Coid Spicod Boof IO ,
1 Oyotoralnnny rtylo
" Boilod Ham 15
Cold Lunches from 5 conts
" " Tonguo 15 upward.
Two Horrlng . . . 5 Bologna Saus-igo.
L
-ARK OFFFRlNti-
Overwhelming Reductions!
IN
CW CBU.r R l '!. .Iff K.V 1 1,
to nic i") ir a p. t it m i n imm i: n s k h t o o ic t
Bargains, Bargaisns!
in our Dry Goods
Swooping- Reductions
Department.
Rmnnninp' R.nrliirrr'.irYria in nnv "Rn.no.v Rnnrls
I 1 1 11 1 itllit VI lit I 1 IV ill III v; l nun uiin 1 1 l j pw w " D .vw w w vvwj w w w
Ing at tho time, wus unublo to ntop them. ' Tifinn vbllfillt.
lust at tho iMjHom of tho liill tlio Htaiia I -"Jf f-1- " . --r...
upset, rolling over twice. Palmer wus' OWeepmg JL10CIUCUO11S 111 Olir INOUOH UOOU3
thrown down the hill, tho Mage falling 1 T)Qi3ori",lllflllt
Swooping Reductions in our Olothiug" De
partment. Sweeping Reductions in our Men's Furnishing-
Goods Department.
Sweeping- Reductions in our Boot and Shoe
Department.
Sweeping- Reductions in our Carpets, Oil
Cloths and. Matting-.
inion him. Am soon as assistance could
bo nhtiiiucd.tho unfoituiiato man was car
ried to tho station, and medical aid souc
moncd hum Ivlgiu. At first it was feared
that Palmer could not recover, but the lat
est word is that ho was improving.
Tim I'oiit.oi ''till n,,h.
Aftor tho ro-couiit by tho court ywder
dav establlidied the fact that llaitman
was elected, an ollbrt has Is en made by
Mr, Young's attorney to-day 10 prove
that th" ballots could not Isi inirutuced .
as evidonco.on the grouuil thai the healed
ballot-box had Ikwi -Kiiied by Air. Hurt-,
man, hi tho preemv i Al!nonij, on tho
supionitlon that it c.uitatno.1 the poll-!
books and tallysheots, ami that this gavo
i ...... i ..' ii , ..,H. ulllovor ' lilm oril! hors Jill OPIWItUHIiy IO lamiHjr .
rr r' hi, rae io"ke'eV. , with tho baliot-box. hould he or thoy fee
I'lirukiT'it Klrkll.IIU.
1'iom tlio l'lilladflplilii U'l.r.
(Jov. Foruker may reflect, uism second
thought, that ho wih t n iimejlli-lily can
did iu iusiittiug last week, at the outset,
that Hie Uepiiiiiic.tu ( nnveiitiou sliouiii
uomimitii a I ii'i-ident.d c.inilidatu who
would Ik "at lu.it a gentleman," His
lioom M'eiued to go into a declino from
that time.
We atik overv reader of tho Dally and
Somi-Weokly East Oitiajo.su.s to en
dt4Vur to M'Miro one or nmro campaign
MiicriborH to it. Semi-Weekly, to No
voinlier 15, 1888, 75 cents ; Daily, fl.23.
IIOUN.
llOYI'-'otht. wlfnof ItfV. T. M. Iloyil. In
I'Diiillrtuii, on Wiilno.iluy iiiornlns, July
II, IHiS.it nil iioiinil hoy.
ol
MA Illll Kl.
lit n
Resolved, That u copy of tlieso resolu
tions lw enrolled in our minutes, also a
copy Hunt to the town papers, and a copy
bo presented to tho family of our do
ceased sibter.
"Iljaiitlfnl toller, thv work nil done,
'Hiiullful Mul Into lory iroue, i
lleauilrul ilfa with P or.iwn now won,
Coil Kivclh tlito rcl.
Hest tram nil sorrowi., 'unil watehliiB, unit
IH).tfroni nil POlbleiUUInwuiiaienrii,
Ilea tliionch ll(l'inlltM.wonderul year.,
At home with the h ct.
!luuilfiil spirit, free from nil .tain, 1
Ohm tin- imnrmohe, tho norrow mid puln,
ThlnH U the Klory and Inflnltoijiln
Thy xluinher t wet."
Wo ask ovory reader of tho Daily and
Semi-Weekly East Obkooman to en
deavor to Bectiro ono or more campaign
subscriber to it. Semi-Weekly, to -No
vember 15, 1888, 75 cento; Daily, 11.20.
so disposed. On this now phase ol tuo
unction a ureat deal of te(-tInioiiy Has T, iiunv ,.0uplo camn
been taken, und tho attornevH for liotli Lvenlng's tndn Jrom Milton, wc
sides have been discussing Hm inorits and riui UIl,j returned on tho livo
demerits nearly an nay iuiuiu..uiisnv.
The argument, however, Is now finished,
and as tho F.Asr Oiieoo.man goon to press
tho caw) is still U-forotho judge, awaiting
lus decision.
KKI.i.KY- I'CTNA.M - At tho Vlllnrd Houiie,
In IVii'lleton,Or.,oii July 10, lVi, hy llcv.
J. C. Kirk man, MUi Klori'iiro I'uliium Hint
Mr. Hila Kulloy, U.th ut Umatilla county,
down on the
ere inur-
o'clock
train. A brief but blissful wedding tour, i
I.INDHEY MK'IIAKI-At tlin rmldriico or
Owing to the biickwardnoKs of Dim trade this season, wo havo an acciunulutioii
stock which wcdniiut proHj.-o Iu curry over.
WE MUST HAVE ROOM !
Iu order to gut this room, we have decided to inform tlio public that we will
sell for the next sixty day i. mir Kntlio Si-k at
MAUVBLOUSLY LO7 PKIOBS.
We guarantee that goods of it similar quality cannot he purchased elsewhere
WITHIN 15 PER CENT. OF OUR PRICES.
Purchasers would do well to Hx.imino our Stock,
L. DUSEEN8ERY & CO.
Itf.NHV HTOVKII, I'ldklilllllt.
K. J.HOSOlKHVII.I.K, VI I f pli hlili
111
J'lir.n I'aom-'Ii sris, Kccrotary.
J.i' i; 1 1 xzi.ii. Triakiin-r.
1'ri arln il III Luniloii.
Tho following cablegram from Imdon
was published iu yesterday's (Jregouian :
"American bishops ollleiated in many
London pulpits yesterday. The bWiop
of Oregon assisted at rviees in bt. 1 aul tt,
on Great Portland street, where u goodly
representation of Americans welcomed
t ' niu iirr.ii.np thu hi boo of Nairn-
Terrltorv. was wciwni.
Ington
street, near the lamour u.uu
Iheu'room, 111 IVnillelor,. on Tue;lH.v men.
Hih' r'niizreurtttliMinl nliurc'h. olMrlullliU, J I
K. Minify uiul MlsKaillu t'.. Michael, both
f l'enUlrton.
SKW TO.HAY.
IThnWQYJmnimY rnfiTAm
IllCiailMGiD UUDlUllI
Mill
PETER SMITH
in Pine and Fir Wood.
.... ... 1, 4
flU'UV. Ut til I IllllIP B tHU.V... '-O'-
Will deliver wood to any part of town In
four-foot leaeOm ut II SO u cord, and 18 cord
for aweu wooa. ......
I Uavo ordera at the Ort'Kon Keed Yard, on
I Court street. Jylldtwlm
COMPANY
I This new mill Is now niuntifucturlng Hour by th lufent Improved methods
Flour and Mill Feed Always on Hand
Wo solicit a sliuro of puWin patrouuge.