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CKDAY JLM.Y21, 1883. nUnllriuuili )'". ten'... ,...,1,i..,l,SIAS II IN .rtln'iif II". '.'..Vi in ilm Aliitlittott , h .'.'ml lii ilm Alimui'iii l,hnnn unjor.tlif limit- I lllll 1 V . - ..I ( .i.tViiu "f i'f iiilii'in S uoiicnilly. I iii' win i M,1.(II1I,UII(1 II II1I1KU tin will mirvlcti III lilH .. ilu. uoiiit- houso fotiiW'i" ,? 'ln.on.xHl .mill Mom ,,.,1 the largainsni imsneun Iamm rem cs- IlKKVU'll'"' liulotirai-lier. . ... lrA iciit.- u 11 Mon JusheoV jap and i . tn (liu court ..aii u 1 in....."- -: - . . " ...ii.tt'i.r him i:ij.ll ii "X ....I. .1 l.'i-..iti'h. ..... D....1 IVtlltO 1111(1 'V" . ...7 ,n. ununited with n L ttUiiiiu'v ."-I I i. : ,M mi improved . v.. i uork horses, wagon i u f". , t., .1 rulIOUl 11 lo iin"i vl K.JolUlSOIl, reniivmu ...I Itlilll Kill-CIS. Kbooll.o ui.a tho vunl to .ln rntilliveil nil' run .ml from every appearance mmtivr reglstetod l H ut Jiool house, "(,r"' l!!tt ' " . . . i . .1 I ill., u-nll ill it. lll(ll UUlim 'I'"'" V. f bet weather, rUn Yi.lt. wliile driving n narfalnein tlie liijrnmi place. In ivribml cnt ono of Iiirt foot lh other o linikon. iiiiii oi rmauiius Katern Oregon linn . MIMCIS. uijr iiv jitai-MOI cents " imniivi. .. . .... .in i.j .. II rosin .i.i ii.'iii- u .N ll.lV WKllC III lilts ennui . jVnlV'ii'i" citb.cns ehiiins. no KaHlinM to-day by tramps n. ...... fr.... lila i'i.Mlili.lltil r ill' ".ii ii" ." ..-- The army oi vuks grow thy groat' stronger in immiicr. i wrv rca'ii'ri'i uiu i'n. mm ... L. ll.M'ffl.VI t V III l.lt I wore OlIC or inmu iiuiiimikh rt ti it. -enit-Mo.'Uiy, lo ro a IvM. 7mviiIi; Pally. I. as I tlie imir.iinnio for noxt t tho l!.n-tl"t church : Alornlnir lU.M.-nihJwt. "A ilanner, a lU rrmciU'." Uvcnlnt; Hornion i-iubjuct, "Li-HKon frrnii thu 1 1! moon." t i .11 tnMn. Iloina iimtuiftuuitrer ncp.ii.erv nun no iin u nun 1 1 I.. i ti . .1.. -a I M. rtnniuutim In in town. Ho i t i ... in . .1.1.. .I.t.... tiiiLU-p no in Dmuiiuiv urivu iboro tu hirt homo hi Albany, ovfrhml. The ilUlanro 1h uhout ..I.. I 1 t 1.,t.K.r- un'ii in urn . uiin .111. i uiiiiiiiu.- ' an uuko tliu trip in uliom i.-i ... ii. im .it.. .irnivriit'iiL in mil ti iiiuiiiui iu I !. .1 IV It irijn nnnor -.ow lo-imy. of lvarnlni: In thu North- :rl'.i!cs Muileutri lu i'ia:ii'ni, tf..'f.li tii.rtn-ll lillltlllMrf. IlllV a VI .1. ISvS, lf.ffmn .....I I W ...ul ..f .....111 f. nf t. ........ ...Mi.... ,iv (I iiiiii t... ...r..j.. i euiilni: hir the Sound, ti"I lii'in i .f Wli ili'.mi nd tlit.tr iM.it. V aooil iK'iil hart boon (rrt.'iT Lim.-iil.itli'n n.li'fiiilii. 3 S IP I ronntri mill tt IVIitil. 'jr-U ajar, ami tlio trio will o to Ul&h will furnlch th hiin He n'latlriii hotel, and. I. I.. I u u Walla. tho con- t the ir'n nerexsury in Hh con 1 Urii'k Is uw iinivliik' on Iho U-tlu A sou'h briekvuid in Nelson, of WuHton. will f-WJ trick, iiixl Castlo & Son xnt-r. fl hv turtles who lmvn vlnitoil i t'irv havo not t-win n ortii Ii irvcctlfis on Iho road ip. .inn i pMrmton, ni that "'n, -r. nt (.turon funiiorrt In tho l e (kMllni! fiirnm anil Iin- a.it thov can i?ut, and f mawlfiIiH'. Tho ilt- 4at:loiiin m c. . j. ...i .. . " . mm .lv u norto in , , ai altei, hack to Ihut liinrii iuV tr..Li. thorn to , , . i in an kiiiiiiiiC' '.''verylhiti; irtainin;: ,r-tM!!l2 uilnnitnm. Wlill.. Mi th animal in an in- ' he find 'hat thin kind U nu.ir.l.l .... .... i I' Wil ';'V'ir ntha' vWt to relations wi .i sni "'i'-tIo Canada. tfSvH 1ay "" J Canadian aiandn.'nortstiialifi.iil tim IV6. ....... " Mnlti Arvolt, tin old Fiuhimlor. bus boon adjudged a county l-harpe, being without money niul friends, and HiiUcilnst from llrisht'H difeaso. Soino tiino ago, lie. together with u uomtado, went out Hulling near the mouth of tho Columbia. Tho boat containing tho two ineudiiftcd over tho bar and far out lo eca. I Iin companion muh drowned, and after Inilng out for fcvornl ilayn, Arvoli was picked up while on tho tolnt of death and caved, only to drift Into n county poor-hoiuo in Kustern Oicgon, tcrliutH to dio u pauper. It 1m reported that Robert Ciatheigood, u prominent citizen of Camax, got hilar! oum yewtorday, and rHTedcd to chop down tho porch in front of bin Iioiiho. Unfortumitely ho was under it when it fell, and wax compelled to miller the con- Hcquencois which wero qulto seriouH. Ho Ih now Hlrotchod tijion u couch of ro morBo, being bruised up badly. T. .1. (hillaheriM in town from Adams. Ho ropoitH that tho vicld per bimbol tliln iiarvcHt iu his neighborhooii will bo very fair, while tho tpiallty will bo Hplondld. If tho preMont fearful hot weather contin ues, late-noun grain tuny HiiiTer Homo from itH olfcctH. Sovontv-llvo divorces a year is tho record of I'liiatilla county not a bad Hhowing. Kam HayH, according to hiHt rcMirtH, In doing Hplendlilly, hi broken leg mending rapidly. HANI! ISAM, NOTICS. I'KNIH.KrO.N VS. NIMITIt I'OWUKH l'KNIH.KTON VS. LA OH.VNItK. Tim ".Str" Hluiw Thi-y are Worthy ut Cotiltilriica ltiporU mid Ooimnenli.. A telegram mih rccelM'd to-day, Htat-, ing that I'eudluton wiped out l.aUrando by a Hcore of nlueteun to ten. Tho fact of tlicir winning tho game is not icallv u pioco of iiowh, for every ono wan fully! conlldent that they would win an uiwv , victory wilh tho drand Hondo boya. All , thatwiiHln doubt wan tho BCore, and It. Iuovoh that tho Maw wero not coin-, iielled to get down to work to como out victorious, hdwardu tuidloiri j washed and tho North l'owdeirt making I proved auogeuier ioo cuiining lor iiio tinee. 'men t lark wim nent to right Grand HondeiM, although they batted Held, Slillnmn took kocoikI base, and1 him with more oll'cct than their North ! Clillton cauuht. and thev mado hut one i A Hluirl hut lnti-rrHlliti; Account (if U'lmt MlKlit li TnrniFil n Itrninrknlile luillr. From a private letter from Leon Cohen to his brother .Ickho in lVndleton, dated tho 'Juth, tho following account in ob tained of tho game between Pendleton , and North Powder, which wiw full of in-. tcret: "Wo did tho North rovdern up in great Hhape yenterdav. Clark caught ' tho now pitcher, lMwafds, in tho Hint : l.ltllllir III.. l'..,1l..l...,J I...I.,,. .....tin. ........H). a v ii.iiu, v.nr. mviiiu ....uw I'owdor comraden. Chilton.it hiciuh. In ablo to do fair work behind tho lint, and MiccoHBfully holds IMward'H tctrillo de livery. Thu gamo teimlnated about an expected, and fully CKtablifhca tho fact , that tho ".StarH" and "llakers' will bo 1 tho giant who conte.it lor tho pennant, both have won two games, and u com parison of Hcore.MHhowHtlmt tliey will bo (pilto eipially matched when they cross batH together. It can bo easily believed, h6w over, that tho .Stars will bo able to outbat their opponents, and are fully their equals on (icld-work. iho whole key lo tho game, thciefoio, lien in tho comparative merits of tho two batiories. The capability of Kdwards Is already nroven. but that of Chilton is still a matter of doubt during u close and cxelt-1 ing game, hliould tho "Stilts" obtain a catcher U)ou whom full and complete reliance can bo nlaced. ureiit holies could I boentorlained of their nrovhii viciuiloiis. I Other clubs ato playing this afternoon, j : but the result cannot bo obtained iu time . for press. Ucports lo tho Hast Oiuhio.v- i ! i An have lieou quite incomplete, its re)- leseutallvoH at linker being iiroliablv too InrnrniBllini Oittlierril from nil Hnurca In linear.! t Him TiirniiU'Ut. Kugeno Keith returned from tho linker City tournament yesterday overling. Ho rcisirts that on tho first day, tho gauiu lietwccn Itoiso and linker was splendidly contested, and extremely Interesting. It I micU llU11.8Ctl b.l(0 bafi 0 rcmi!1-nbor nun iiutuil, iiuhuhi, niuk ini:iiiiii.-in flint I n. nni.ii In ,f l,.n. I, ...... ,i. ..j ....,. more run in the irainc. whilo wo iiinilo thirteen." This game is in somo rnsiHicts reniarkablo. It was login, with great discouragement for tho Stars, and ended iu victory. It fully evidences their ability to play bull, when It is known they held their opponents down to one run in eight innings, after allowing them to make three in tho llrst. It also shows that Kdwiirds and Chilton make ii strong bat tery iu themselves, and one that can lie dcvcnded upon should tho crack catcher Bent for not arrive. Despite every dis couragement, it can still lie confidently believed that tho "Stars" will not b'e compellcd to sacrifice their exalted place in tho basoball firmament, and will climb still higher. NICI.SON OIIAIM'T'I.I. NKII'S. yet of II l.fuve PctitaI Crnlltnri to Mourn 1IU I)cirtiiri.. Nelson Chnppell, of F.eho, suddenly left homo several weeks ago, and his whereabouts are unknown to his family or friends. lie took with him consider nblo personal ptoportv under chattel mortgago nnd his creditors aro on tho war path, attaching all of his property it is not known, I Kant Ohi.ounian would have been willing K!1,!" 'J ''pIlHli thing as he was tn pesses- to jihv. H10M 01 1'iomy 10 av nm uouis uiuinavo . An additional telegiam savs: "Still-1 0,10 or two thousand dollars left. As ill man, Kdwuids and Ankenv wero the! H ovcrything will bo swop away, and ins iamiiy win noi uavo a uouar ion to them. Mrs. Chappi-ll decs not Itiuw what hiscxtmctatioiis were uwuy. The luotieilyho ciiampioiis to-day. i'didletoiis have an I' lniiin it'iii. ' ''P'al chance against linker to-motrow." i . h .V. i , 11 is i'lfuired from this lb.it to thu three w ",ro 10 or; iliiv f iIiMh l'hivcrs iiicui lolled h goidly sliuiu of tho 'w-,',n 1,c' worJ J Liu r I iTodit for tho victory, with I.n Ur.w.do is, V'" s (lellvcrv. I ... I .. ..I...... nm I. . i i I twonlv-llvn hi.: to bo L'ivoil. (1110." All lionor to whom honor Coinii'lt .Mei'iliiir. Al a regular council meeting, .Inly 11). 1SS8, councHmen Young, Sargent, Slaugh ter, .Murphy and lloilicliild were present. Tho following bills wero icfericd lo tho commlttco on claims; J. .M. Henllov, $i:is,r)t)i Hail A lltirnsldo, if 'i.IUj tluvir .t I'itztleiald, 100; Win. Hilton, (:t.i)0, French liestauniut, flil.UJ; Walson A l.uhiii, $lll.7.'l; M. K. Folsoin A Son, !-:. !'... .". .... lil. f ii i.lliil, iiuill'.l I (I. , fjf.l',g l.lcctrlc Light Co., ifi:j Tuylnr, Jones A Itli lilin cmisisted mostly of twenty-live head of horses more or less. f 71.tl1ilu.il lif.l'il filltlk .1 i.iut rnlillf illtrMi ' and was considered iuitu well oil'. There i was no eonsldoiiible amount of debt press- I ing him nt thu time of his dopaituro. A Hc.ir.'li for SlrmiKi' (linl. ' ('oiigrcssman Anderson, of loiwi, nil Indoicudeiit and heietoforo itKopubllcan says : , "It .ill not do to denounce thu .Mills; hill as a free-trade document and give us nothing in return for it. Thu masses of tho Hcpl() am too intelligent to bo dc-i eclved by such arguments. They will I tell tliesu gentlemen that u bill which j Co., Y-'llI.ii). i 'makes only an averago reducliou of seven Petition iu icirard to W. W. Knpor. percent, on it fortv-soven nor cont. tarlll' referred lo tho commlttco on tiro and , all aloni; the lino can hardly bo called a both these teams wore Poor battels, i..i.,.w,wi n.......ii ,i ,.,.i,i m... 1 which ho eft boh in esisjcial v thoso of Ilolse. tho gan.o beinir fuj, tdr.,,,!,!,. lt.,H,rts. for which tlio:or run U ovon lw giiesseil at, why be (lid 'Mvtiviiii i tivt iiii.il tut r.i'utiti ii vi IJakor'H hattoiy. Tho wore stood soven to two. In the afternoon's L'ame between Pendleton and Noith Powder, tho puzzling natuio of Krtw.iiil-t' curves for poor b.ttu- nieu was ovidont, ami li is noimvcri that tho safety of tho Slurs in their llakor ( Ity on .Sunday will superior battint!. and tho Imibiilty opponents to iraiiuo ialwurd's deliverv However, tb.t Pendleton pitcher's In curves, the most ctloclivii of all, cannot bo caught by Chilton or any other member of tho nine, and this will put the Stars to great disad vantage. Manager Crows lolegiaphcd for Tiirnbull of Portland to catch in Sun day's games, lint at last accounts no reply bad lioen received. Kven if lie arrives, ho might not 1st allowed to outer. Mr. Keith thinks Unit if they can obtain a catcher to hold Kdwurtls, tho Stars aio almost suru of winning. If not, tho in sult wll bo very doubtful. A special to the Portland Oregonlau, dated tho -'Dili, says that Intense Interest Is manifested iu 'each successive game, and that tho grand stand is always full to overllowing. It says that overvthiiiL' so far hits oil' pleasantly, and that tho playlm: yes terday was not near as gixxl its tho day lioforo. Shxaiiu, of North Powder, scored a homo run In tho game phtved between that club and linker City, which was the onlv reallv notablu feature. Tho Morning lomoerat, of Maker City, publishes it full roiort of Thursday's games, saving that tho gamo between liolso ami Kakor was determined and Interesting, although Boiso was over matched, and goes into raptiues over Divine, tho linker pitcher, saying also that Hlalr, who stood behind tho bat. was it "crack catch." Tho Stars will there fore bo confronted by it heavy battery. Tho Domociat further sayH that the gamo in tlio afternoon batweeu Pendleton and North I'owdor was not neaily so inter esting, tho score of lit to 4 showing that tho North Powders wero not In good play ing form. It praises Kdwnrds, tho Pen dleton pitcher, and says ho Is "hard to boat," u statement tho correctness of which cannot lie questioned. Following Is it review of tho games al ready plnved, and their result : Thursday Forenoon, Hobo vs. Hakor, scoio :! to". Afternoon, Ninth Powder vw. Pendleton, hcoro 4 to 1.1. Fi May Forenoon , P.akor vs. but irimdc. mire 10 to II, Afternoon. Hniro vs. Nortli Powder, Kcoro H to 1.1. Tho result of to day's gaums will upi-car elsowhero. J. K. Peam. of Woslon, Is umpire, and gives general satisfaction. passed' Coininilleo roiKirted coirect for thoj loiiowing Dins, and warrants wero or dered drawn for tho same: H. F, Keller, ' I'.'.OO; Itothchild A liean, fctt.OO; I.ane A Crown, $.'.00; I rcd Phelps, J0.0t); N. 11 Stone, ff l..'.0; F. Uenolomitn. ifl.P-"a 5 Win. Sherwood, if-hoO; W. Kelloy. I..M); W. thine, 14.50; T. Flanagan, W. II. laindor, 4.C0; ('. Lander, 4.50; .las. Hutchinson, fl.KO; li. (). Hilton, '.'J.'i; Chas. Kite, 1'.1L'; F. Mooiland, i,"o ltufus Fiiiian, -'.'.'."); .lohn Mooiland, t-'.W; J. F. Stroud, -f.l.OO; W..I.Cav euder, 11,00; Kast Oiikoomas Pub. Co., H)M. On motion tho superintendent of water works was instructed to extend the cis tern when needed, and use his best judgment hi tho matter. Tho request of Mr. Henderson, who asked for a longer time to uso Iho city park for hil.'k-uiaking purposes, was dis cussed and uodeteriniiiatloii was reached. Council adjourned. froo trade lull, lu fact, It Is aiiont us slight a reduction us it is possible to make, if you purpose making any reductions at all. It is this failure to treat us fairly in tlio matter of the taiilT, and this constant truckling to cororato power, that is weakening thu bold of the Repub lican party uon tho sturdy citizens of tho northwest. Wo wish it wero other wise, for wo till and iu this I include myself boliovo it lias ki formed a greater work than any political party in thu his tory of tho world. Hut it is slowly drift ing away from its -tolltical moorings, and there tire many of us, iu the northwest, esjieeially, who feci that we cannot con scientiously follow it In its search for strange gods much farther." On tho jiockcts of u man who was crushed to death under a train at Itoek 1 liu, Cab, Tuesday, was found thu uiMreM !"Mrs. W. F. Pierson, Poitland. A tolo I gium informing Mrs. Pierson of Iho facts I as alsivo stated bus licen received at tlio Western 1'uiou olllco in this city, but the ' messengers of tho company have been i unable to tlnd her. i Wo ask nvurv reador of the Daily mid Sonil-Weekly Fast Ojiikiosan lo en idoavor to secure one or more ciiipnii.'u 1 siilwiullsirH to it. Scinl-Weol.iy. ..i- veinlx-r Id, 1HSS, 7.1 cents: D.ily -l.J.V Th S'liim (ll.l story. Pendleton has lately witnosrod the dl mux oi ilium an iuioroiiu ?v, twiitfij on Mr, Wilson wy pJeaviut trip but lKint a week nun it youiiu e-'UPh" arrived from Walla Walla and loglstored at tho Vlllartl IIouso as man and wife, whoio thuv have been stopi ing.cvcr since. On vestordav evoninu's train tho mother of thoKlrl.'wboisonly thirteen years obi. ' J, " r A H ( V it way . arrived from Wall t Walla III P.nxult. and !',rV(',, v.llaV thou onsuod an eiieciivo (lonouoinem. luiwit lh. sc.- -A Nelson, Thoyoiniginan,wii(j..onanio is .lo iuiij j .. . v Clir j nr(m liiiinmoiHi. wits uitcmcii i. " i, i llouser last evening, and was arraigned to-day iu Justice HWi..p's court, and tho caso was 'tosti-oned ' iitil 7 o'ebw-k this , oveniiiif, bvthu ivpu st of tho defendant's , iitinrnnv. Thu voui.t: man claims tliut thev canio over with tho intention (if get 1iu- married, hut could not procure a II censo know 11' let AirhiiU. ' V11.1.A111) lloisi:. W S WchI, San I Francisco; C W .Smith, Cincinnati; II K lilossom. Portland. C Ileiuiuu. II 11 1 Smith, Wiilluln; 0 U Ihiriioi. Sun Fran cisco; t C (.allium, entervillo; .1 L Caviuoss, IkIuiuI City ; K ICvans, Wulla walla; m it uwoiitig, i I'oii, Mjrtsepiij, Win .".loDormolt. Iiulle. Montana; C i (,..,., Muslin!!. f . it... tuinliint. jJouuH Ilio J 'alios; Thos lioyjen, ilot (. ( Himilhix la-t niul.t at Mil Hock: H C W heeler. Adams; F L Illch- ,1,,,,, ,t (K,K m)im i,rthof Albanv, inondaml wife. San lmnclsco; Joe ijar-;()l. n t her cues 111 e icpoitcd. ! lott. city ; J I' Klng.St I'liul : A s Howies, . ... . Wulla Walla. f lie .lows in .leiuI un have lncroawwl j tloi.iinN Hi 1.1;. J H Jiaining Lincoln, since IHV) from ." to ;M,U(m. Thous III; Til lliues, Jas IVakct, I 'or 1 1 nnd; ' amis of rofiiK.v. fn.m ItiiShla have tied to (ioo Wa.-hlur;:o:i,J J'onln, Walla W .lla; ho city i-f Ma.id. CK Muurs. F Kowlng, A J Sinilh. A I 0 )ivry leader of the D.lly and (Vk. J Smith, Portland; Win lellows, .eiiil-Wehiv Kst Oiihooxias to en. LutJrand.f. J Ujiioii, Jiih Flyann. Sa-, ,i,.u ... (o ubeuro ono or miiro (KimpalL'ii lem; J I' Cumpltell, Cold hpring; -I ' Hiil,scrilift-H to It. Somi-Wooklv. to NV niinier. r vemher 15, I8S. 7.1 cents; Daily, -,1.2.1. 1 F vi. n...i. H ... I .1 !... ..iurv in, i' 1 Hi. 1 ii.iijAii.uii K K V. Ittson, : lie "lilies Mutt liourdon. ' 1 Davli ('has Kuhi.. J II Hose. Jos M 1 arr, J I. Clark. I .M"(.'ulloimli Denver; Win Mer- I ..If.. I f it. XV .Tiirnir iill' ti;m ,111., iv " -..i I . ......... ,11..:.. 11 i tl...ll.n j r. .10111". I'uiir i, 1111111, 1. 1 'uiuui, I' sburK. Kan; John lirailliurn. I NIIXV TM.V. Willamette University! s. John rgo, iy fame over xviiiiiiio mwiiuw. b- j K ,-,.,, j)u.i,, Mitut; U g married, but con! .1 not Pn; ''.'''iTioy, Or; 0 - Ir' ullougli, iso, both being under ago. Th.we xvho p,, II U-hIhIv. i- go City,! ... II... f,...a nf tin. i-ilKll ure not so so- . " n- in..:?. i. 1 Aiiv. niv.i.v.f. , ...v-.-- i , 1 1 l.(. WIS. liowoil 'ih 1, i' i iiiti.iiiui rnrn nq others ill their dOnUilCiatlOll Oil . ii;,,, i,. .1. . .,, Ttlu.ni.. ..... ......... ... , . i liiiiill II. ...... ... M...... young, Haininond, although ' w Woiko: A.don ..uijrson; H liurrlll; 0 Is greatly to Iw blamed for Ids wors- tl h i Vt,nvu,in . ,T K ()4 ,..,, (;ity. lolly, niruivitminiisrai'.ui --UUXI-UATKSSTiTDKNTHI.N' Classical, Litorary.Sclontlflo, Normal. Business. Law ' and Medical Courses. Oldest, Largest and Least Expensive!' Inntltilllon of Un ml ill,' I ii Ibo Notttiwet. f.ai.. ? v: ; i... u i tuiu is plain anil severe in n iu.io, nu..itn ..1 Cfl.tin l.YII.IlllllllIllI Ullllll.to..... IVnj'.iv v. , ' , . . v ....... . . , , . . ,. ... I Flral term lifirlim KciilAinbfr 3d, tS, Tims', va.n hi'UY, ra ces in his favor, tho voting inun I ilrcm jyil (Uw lin Ad- (.1. n J. Jl-IW 14l rial(im,(rti;on. cToIxdcl Sletoort, A .irrUI Tmlii tllitalnnl. . .. . ., i. .ii i 'ri.. ..in, ii rim .iiini-r , in H.iviinLi iiuhu-uaii ludhti t naiii -nn Ai. . . : likely sutler tho penalty for his crhno. lliu,iu8,., yut i3f j Pendleton, whoso a nt .i ... .. .I,. . .. I ii., ..i.iiom in im mill- eiciiicon yi-mn inu, i,o ,,j4 , j-i'iiimtini iirovcmea iiieni i.jiii.-r .nm. i : .. , .. ...!.. u irLiunua rtim ma ii i ik ' leilglll Ol lllliu, l rj - i..i ITI F -,-. aumivo) Utl tt-ia ral . .1 I. 1 , . . ,, UIU IMII K-I'IIO, I ,.v. - , hela.l.Volntt.V f . .u'i Oiiaccountof tho warcity of xvatcr, al p, to Iiak.-rSunibv iiorning ami returu'1 FjyK STOOK OF GOODS OmVot. i , .' ... iiiliiifitilliont. k. MXJ 111 WBC. miiral ... 1 . .. t L'llhliJlllL-l n uitiK tav : . ti u rtu iv v iwnt'if 1 i--.. r ,v , .1 V : ' UOUrH HIHJCUiea IU IHO iuuvd a p " 11 1081 lUUT.UIl paw iWrt L u . l,,u tiouH. nmnuly, from o to n u m ami jo Tha wn(linon uma0 , a .1 --..V a 4ltVt'I ...Ill l..tA tllAtP U-IlIPr Ulll till. . ..... iu flint f rtPl 1 It.' iniiui i,. '.r.l.,7.v i",0.lukd with further extilaniitlons. ,. . cuaranteed and this ..,lls MI, tho horso VrriUw '"' cm""8 on tho Ja In ft iinl! . PUOT i!ti-il .. r?A 1 w considerablo trouble. Ur the Steele railroad J. H. HoniuNs, Supt. guaranteei 1 of tho tournament. y tho railroad com- liassengers snan 00 number can no Satisfaction Guaranteed 1 1 In evrry particul r easily secured. So all who w Uh o B 1 HeUTV inav depart on this evening's 12:05 train, t tf .. .1. ,,.,ior nf th Daily and 1 return to-niorroxv evening, have any SomMVeekly a OnEaosi.xs to en-! quantity of fun, and tho round rip will Sol to secure ono or more campaign , rat them for railroad fare but 15.05. SbLribeVsTir Semi-Wee i" ,Le vember 15, 1888, 75 cents ; Daily, 1.25. money. Eop ttke & Co.,, DKAI.KK IN BAT, OHAIN, WOOD AND COAL, WEBB 8TOEET. - PENDLETON