ASSESSMENT KOLI, OF UMATILLA COUNTY FOR 1888.
I'ltKCIMTH.
SESDAY, SKFTKMHKK 12, 1888.
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ikvNI wIh-ii In roitliiuu. Ho will
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,J. Whlttaker, dentist.
t H. Co., Photographers'.
natch repairing at Donaldson Jt
iSllva has It'll town for othc
ntr nannies.
'nitlitoii Win! of llru dolegati
(I lliln evening.
'.Matlock left laat night for Port
attend luo races.
od Mm. J. & Mol.cod are regis
the et. thanes, roruanu.
fine photographs ,co to 1. U
at the Main street urmge. .'
of Hollls ik Glevo. Center-
n town attending court.
daneo at the opera house Satttr
t. Admission ii.OU per couple
to rent in tho Association
Apply Ut 1'cndloton National
North Poiulkton.: 'Stmt
S'Miih ivnitiptnii.1 vnuii
rro.iect , jimjI
irk! lUut tho pleasant and ru
.aiiikmCI 1115 naincr ut pre-
i now In order.
r James Jackson left for Portland
ht.iuul will enter Hirtliop Scott's
r at that place.
A. II. liiuley, of LaUrando, Ih
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ill II u repuiumu ui .Hi. iiuu nirtu
litkc, of Pendleton.
Mltclioll, of the Kaht Oiikuonian
k i-onftructltiK a neat residence on
In lower .Mia Mrccl.
It on wheels, or to explain nioro
la cook-houso for a threshing out-
I through town to day.
iitv U now on tho way for Wiw
urinit mill, mid ns noon an it
mill uiii do pm in oKiration.
112c iron nntois worn placed in
Pit (Hii'ltlon to-day on tho Pen
Ml building, hy tlm aid of roK!H
ovi.
it l over, and Eiuiigo-s uio t'av-
r obligations, hut still thu fl thv
romri kcio Ih not near um plentiful
khtbe.
tm Clark wus tiriostcd by Con
ijlor to-day for vc'fraiiuv, taken
future uariett, unit given ton
liSiniin jail.
Ilrjil and ul I vo, bolus in side-
1 nails half driven down, ntill ru
Melon's greatest curses, and no
Ikviiis ut hand.
't-liounil train wiw dolavcd tin-
one o'clock laHt night. It oe-
I a weary wait on tho nartof tho
Ihi were "going to tho races."
IWatwintook u business trip to
Ion lift evening's train. The
UiOtliins to do with liln (oiirnuv.
Iktn Mmply mid rololy for bunl-
r Ihrii lias a notice under "Now
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For the Next Sixty Days.
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. , Hi tho cano of tho State vs. Frederick
oble. tho jury 3vcro out all last night,
una thm morning were obHcrvcd with
UlCirilOailM HliClCitlt llllt Dm frnnt ul..,ln,..
of their quarters, dcepy-eyed and hun
BrvlooklnR. After KcttltiK breakfuHt und
mini; Into the court-room, thoy un-
no,uncca mat they bud been unablo to
agree, ine judre.re(lelivcrcd bislnntruc
t ppg.and thoy ero a join locked tip un
til ono o'clock, but wjfh no avail. Thoy
were honelpflsfv "lnm." nnH n- AU.
chareod. It f umlorntood that noven
Htood for anpiltlal and live for conviction.
A. P. Jolinnon U'AR in town voRtnnlav
from Ilctit'ncr. whore ho Ih located In tlm
drug lniHlnenM. Ho rcporto a fair amount
of truffle in Hoptmcr. but the branch
railroad, on which bo many hopes wero
"anked. HeeniH to Iks niovlntr nt a mind.
llko paco. Heppner people are watching
und waitinir naticntlv for the unnenrniirn
of tho flint locomotive, if It over comes.
A Inan named (I. II. Allen was arret
ted by Mat Tuvlor yesterday on the
reservation near Adams for an ussuult
with a dangoroiis weaiion, havliiK
U'aten a Mr. ltuinvlllo over tho head
with a stick. Allen was arraigned boforo
Justice Garrett to-dav. Ho waived ex
amination, und will uppcur before tho
Krund Jury.
A (list-class tonsorlul artist. Hum'
Fevers, of Portland, is now cmiiloved in
iicor'o nays' barber shop, una will re
move 11 customer's Iward or hair with
neutuess und despatch.
Dr. Fred Vincent has been unnolntrd
1110 "company'H surireon" by the . ic,
N. Co.
j;oii i miss 11 nuiHicai treat tlio orirun
concert ut tho opera liouso this evenini;,
(Scorue Ihrlir has sold his butcher shoo
una niiiness to .3iessrs. iniriiam v ton
llo Arrlvnln.
ii.i.auii Hoi'sKJus Mudison, J K
Iiik'i'inoll. 1. l.uiiL', Hon Itosonstein. M
Hosensleln, W W llrow u, Link Smith,
Portland; Mrs lluructto, (.'has love,
lentorvlllo; .1 .31 hweeu, l.iiio; hurl
Clark; Kdward l'eters. SI Louis; II F
Horry, San Francisco ; Y .f Katon; Win
Melteynolds, Alba; J S llyrno, M Carey,
K Prlil.i, 0 U & N;II McArthur, Weston
J M Snyder. Milton; A S Johnson,
Heppner; J II Itlneliart, Sumiiu'rvlllu;
Chas T Dalloy, Chlcuijo; Mrs Flncks.
Union; Chus ('uiinliilmin country; K
II Adam, Idaho; W 11 Isaac. Caldwell. I
T; J no Matheson, 1 .11 (irundo; J II
Keenoy, city; A Hossi and dauehter,
Washoe; 11 I. Whlpiilo. Dalles; J W
Ashton, Now York; P Moyerholt, O It
AN;DIWulllo, Orison.
(ioi.iiKN Iti u: IM DoiiKhtrv, Vinson:
II llrediu. Fred lloaht.Cold Sprinir: V.
Oliver; J l llrowif, City; U II Allen,
Adams, Mr Jackson, Cold Siirlnt;; Frank
Qonley, luatllla; John lilnlial, Coun
try; L Llllle, Now York: Oakley und
drives, Hilirurd; Crawford und 'lavlor,
Echo; S J Connor, Pilot Hook; J DCad
wuludur, Illinois.
lJowitAS IIotsK-L Culi, Prof F K
Hepburn, II F.Juekson, JF Strlnisloy,
citv; J 11 lienors. Durton, W T; H
StriKrlto. Milton; F M Monoy; Frank
Wall, W K Olstorliing, LuCSrundo; W
C..II, J no Kohorts. The iallos;K P Satin-
1 dels; J A Homo, Pilot Hm'k; Y C IaiwIh,
illutto; J (illinore; K Sinbal, Portland;
IICStruiiHse, (iunuisoii, ('ol; K Jacob-
11 iiranue.
llUlleny, ono of tho doleates
11 iy lite liuiinl of trade to go to
roa and urranijo the Indian
N mutter, left on laat iiMiI'm
lunowixty-llvo cents, with u
Mnard course, ltuvors ulvn tt
looiiiioii that the market bus
vtopmot jioint, and that 11 ru-
1 now talcing piueo.
twm Held, tho young stenogra-
f tun iieen omtiloyed In tho
(11 at l'oiulleton for Homo time,
ln teMhuony In Important
f 00 ia nigiit s train tor Tort-
1 son
ft Crews received 11 InliiL'riiiii In I
Mil a LMinu could not be ur- ! Circuit Vuurl rriiir illnc.
Uke place in Pendleton next I (jraud iurv leturned one not tmo und
Wtwrcii he Walla Wii u lmun. t.iiio
autlia Mars. All ullirmutlvo I Stutu vs (ieo H McCluro: not u true
PNnt.'inilu iDlltent will nrob-1 I. Ill
rwnd. T.iu n nf I'miillntmi It K,.iif,t..r- l
ujtcaM oaity was ijiven ut tho I ul; order llxlni? fees of reortor.
1'OltTl.ANI) I'OtNTS.
rdlton I'ropln hi l'nrtUnd-Thn 8lt
LWe tune Hull Club-The llotrl
i?J cn? Sna. Melmic Inll. lnl-Tli
Nw to Kiploiln aSriiiatlanal Duinb-A
Chinaman VYlm Slloo.
Portland, Sept. ll.-Hov.T. M. Boyd
of Vcndloton culled at.lho 1-Jast Onxoo
KIAK.bninch olnco ycitonluy.
J. S. McLwd and wife" and J. II, Jen
Bay of Pendleton wqro in tho city yesterday.
, A mombor of tho Salt Lako nlno Bta.cd
10 your retiorter yestcrdtty that their team
would to from hero to Soattlo and Victo
ria, tho:i back to Portland for anothor rub
with tho Willumettos next Saturday and
Sunday, and then to Union, Oregon,
where a tournament is to )m iluvn,ii.,i
tweeii tlie Salt Luke, Union and Pondlo
ton nines.
Work has becun In earnpHt mi ll... Iiln
h6tel.
'lhcnteaiucr Potter will leave Itwnra
tho last timo for Portland to-uiotrow. In
si fow days she will bo taken to tho Sound
to run between lacoma and Victoria, in
place of the Alaskun.
A. J. McDauiel, who lives near Perry
dale, was seriously injured by Jumplni;
from a moving locomotive on tho narrow
iraugo ounuay. iwo ireigni cars wore
being pushed ahead of tho emi ne.
steer was caught on the track ut tho und
of u trestle which caused thu freight cars
10 icavo 1110 true-, fearing they would
fall oir tho trestle und drag tho engine
wiin iiicm, .Mcuanici nun tlie tironian
made u jump for their lives. Tho lire
man cscacd uninjured, but McDauiel
was very badly hurt. Chances of hU
recovery oro ubotil oven.
joint i). vti cox. nronrietor nt thoH.i v
News, und II. C, Alclsaae, charged with
uttempt to bluckmuil Mrs. Dr. Murray
out of $l.r00. wero indicted by tho ltuik!
jury last Friday, but the fact was not
lniulo piibllo until yesterday, Mr. Wilcox
was procnt ut the hour of urru gnniont.
und usked till to-morrow morning to tait
in his plea. Mclsuac did not ui'x'ar, but
1110 (tistrici utioriiev sus lie will do so to
day. Itisipiltn certain that both will
Plead "not guilty," and that 11 trial will
follow, which promises to bo of a very
Vonsational character. It Is understood
that there is plenty of evidence In tho
hands of Wilcox and his detectives to
convict Mrs. Dr. Murray of moro than
0110 crime, hut it is thought tho muchinu
will prevent tier being Indicted. Uiu
News iirom ses to exnlode 11 tornedo in
tho camp of the corrupt Portland ring, as
that paHT designates it. which will cre
ate tho greatest commotion the city has
over known.
A Chinaman named CI111 Lee. in com
pliance with u request mado him by tho
devil (so he says) liought u ticket in u
ChlneM) lottery yesterday und won
1,100. It seems tho devil know what ho
was doing us tho lucky heathen has been
"bo reldo" drunk ever since, und us ho
is in delicate health will probably soon
bo safe In tho hands of his satanic adviser.
The Largest Stock of Boots and Shoes
IN P-KiSrTJLJCTOjSr.
About Itakrr City,
W.J. Furnish, who has justroturnod
from a short business trip to llukcr City,
reports that tho recent disastrous lire lit
that placo mado quite an unsightly hclo
in its business streets. The town had no
ilro department and no wninrunrlm. m,.i
tho only means at hand for controlling
the llrp was tho uso of wot blanket.
Water even for thi tuirtmiut u-nu ii.mi t.. I
ouiain. uau it not boon for its wido
Hirccw, ino lire would have iwept the
ion una tytuseamucn greater loss of
proiHjriy. nuner utty's main supiiort nt
preseai is uio pjliilng trudo from the
Cracker creek region. It ulso derives
ipiiio a rovonuo irom stockmen In tho
jiuiKiiuoriWNi. inese ura 1(h main
sources.
Tlie Lurgost and vs Stock of
Men's Furnishing Goods,
Saddles and Harness,
Ever Brought to Pendleton.
ro-
Taoania llnnractli.
irom a privutu letter received bv W.
I). Hunsfonl from H. K. Hervoy, wlio is
now located at Tucoma, It is learned that
that city is still "booming" with won
drous vigor. Tho tone of Mr. Hervov's
luuoriHiiuito enthusiastic, us ho tells of
UIO OUlllllim 01 brick Stores. IVUrnhniiNou
clovutors, munufiictoties, und u largo
niiiouer 01 rcHiuenccs in iiicomu. .3lr.
Ucrvov hiliiFolf is contrlhiitliiL' hU nii.ti..
to the cltv'H eroulli ln tinll.lt,.,. I.lu
ond residence, a house contuinlng nino TIur
rimmu. Tnnnmii'u I.,,,,... j . I
uvea, us is usually the euro, but
likely to lust, A collapse may
sometime, however.
These Goods are now offered at
20 Per Cent Less
Than the same class of Goods
in Pendleton.
can be bought
seems
como
is the host opportunity isvor ollotoil
Uimitillu County.
to tho ixjoplo of
A (IikhI Apiiolnliiiniit,
The following self explanatory circular
luuur mis ueeii received at tuts olllco:
How's Ji'.scTioN.W. T Aug. W, 1888.
.11 1 . u Dim . iti 11 in nnrnlit- mi.
isiinted Traflle MnmiL'er of tlm linn- r
mis companv. with heudipiurtcrs for tho
prepoiiiiii iiiini s .iiinction, w. r.
All communications relutlm. in fml,.lit
and pussenger trulllo should Iki uddiossed
10 nun.
Agents and enmlovos will nuivn 11, m...
selves uccoidlngh'.
Apjxjiiitment is cIlectlvoS'ptoinl)er 1st.
"Wii. G. W. Hi'nt,
President und Ueuerul Manager.
KVK, KAU AND DHKOIt.MITIKK.
ORDERS BY MAIL SOLICITED I
JAS. WHEELAN,
Court and Cottonwood Sis
Ptmdlelon.
Grand Organ Concert,
A HINUlU.AIt t'lKCUMSTA.NOi:,
r' - i . ."uirgis iui mill'
I'lWr Ol Iilt V'UitHru tli.. Ml....-
U Wall. Walla.' A small iiuiii-
') 11 eoplo wero piii.-ent.
Hue D'uirs wor iuiim- I
1 i.iuies.
all) naiiiLMit if I'iiIihi
1 wl niilcliiilteiv. milf tv. i
Wni'r'il, n, st.irn ,4, t,.,
Town nf Pendleton vs It Saunders et
ul; defendants allowed until November 1
to Mo hill of exceptions by consent,
Town of Pendleton vs H .NiunderH et
at: judgment on verdict,
Ixiyeridgo vs Met 'lure; dismissed ut
pIaiiitiU"s costs.
Ito'H vs lieutlev: continued for term.
II II ltohlo vs J M lleutley ; dismissed
Tiro Valuiibtn Home llrliiiicliiff In J, ('.
l'nwrrn Full Slrk on tlm HamNiot Un
to w Town.
A most singular coincidence occurred
yesterday, tcsulting in the fatal sickness
of two horses. Tho animals belonged to
Jack Powers, who, with others, was mak
ing preparations to depart lor tho iireen
horn mountain". A mule ulso hud
procured, which wus grazing In u pasturo
Ir, T. .1, 1'.'Uon, I'onnrrly ol tlm Nurulral
liillrnmry nf lnilluimiiillii,VI villi I'rn
dlrlim from Tn.);iy, h,.,, B, . ioll.
lai, lliv Utli-UiMiiKmii 3'iiril Hiiutr,
Dr. Katon has for tho pust twenty-llvo
years mailo a sjicclallv if the ovo, cur
mid iloformitles, unit fiu.s strulglitencd
moro than 0110 thousand cross eyes. All
Inflamed and sorn eves can Ui nt
less ' dlsorgunt'.!!t tin has taken placs.
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.tiiniimi n)vn Ill-nil mill uio uirmt ol M
clent braces for tho cum of crooked limbs
ciui) icei, spinai uisoases, etc., furnished
CIIOSS-BVKS L'L'lll'l).
Tho following reference to Dr. Katon Is
taken from tho Merced Argus of the iL'th
iust:
"On Saturday night wo witnessed uu
operation hihiii 11 cross-ovo bv Dr. Kuton
ut his rooms in tho Kl Cu'ptnln hotel.
Uiu subject was a twelve-year-old daugh
terof Mr. !!iinnakor, u resident of this
town, who bus xlnco her bltth been
ittillcted with cross-oyes. It was
done without pain to the little
I Kin, who i urliiK tho operation
.onthoeyo, smilingly iinswerlng several
1 ouestlons iLked linr lir llm .1, i
'ourt-en. .Minoio iiuiiHikor.
AT
FRAZER'S OPERA HOUSE,
;Th.is Evening
PEOG lA. MM IS.
. irji'iiiiur ruif uii finiinrin ....1.1 n . .
oiiownunii cup-i r . T..r "'"'jeeung
arriving ut tho ! ''Hr.,'0 J", . .
wus riding fell " " ""'oinir nccount 01 u remuknblu
, sick und unaLlo 1 T '"' I'periKion isriouna by Dr, Kit-
licit IMCK I, " "'" too r.l rilNl II 11 ICS 01
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. n .'"riitlllli;il.
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rail t inei't with hi.ii.-h.
nf beh.g the "end of
wic'iated when it U u-,
iianio iiii'.i.. ll.,.
U. . ! will l M" I I
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. .-iii'Min, i 1114 (
" to its Hiiall urinv of,
t .!", yar'""' other wii.
ne'Hal u-iim will follow . !
ting n,t Hvll , i- tv.,n. ,..,
wf the .ndleton Man-!
IDIi iliv m . . fi . i .
efty .t.i-1 r .l..rtlJ l..f .... 1
li.t . i iH I'll
' iiVlr Willi i,., ,innitrt llli-l
' " '"' U" irraiiL'onn.nu
'iusofhi, iachh,f l.yiho
rJlrof t.ut.ii i ... .i. .
PU..I,.-' . ., .
Ittui I . .' ' 'lhl 'Uni't-O.
I urn i .iv
i iw i a um .. i
-"are now
'IKS H.i .... , .
U!r,.i. Y "" J"ll l
al facilitieT. ' '
! without preiudlce.
State vs F W Hilton; urrulgiied und
waived timo and plead not guilty,
' Statu vs J M P Snydor ; plead not guilty
I and continued for term.
1 ' !stnffi vii tt Slin.,ni:ilfi'r! f'.iiitliniil for
term.
Walker vs .SiiodgraIs ; dismissed.
Statu vs Noble; jury dlKigrced and
wero discharged.
Win Noyes vs Uentley ; on tilal.
To tlm "Inrnliilili," Mrl.
Dr. J. It. Pilklngt-.n will loat tlm VII
bird HoiifO, IViKlleton. all duv Monday,
Septetnler 17. lhs und parliculuily in
vites the attenii ui f ih '' M4tHorrs who
have "given op I.-' .ih a. iisslos.''
I.un, Iher, kidney, nervous, chronic
and uterine iw- H-ii.illy osuinined,
free. Uheun. tti'- aiel re tal c.iis treated
us before. I ui,- e.uly In tlm day.
been " ",,"u -'unoio nunniKer. thu subject
ituro i "' io. uiier mo oKirauon,apix)iire(l
nnur t in iMirmorM' l.'ONtiiiii mill, l-niv " I " uiiu SI 1114(1
Tillard. ono of tho party, mounted ono of Fm,!J.r,,,Ii' ""'"king tho doctor for
Jact rowers' horses to g
tu hi his miileshlp. On
pasturo tho animal ho
suddenly to the ground
to move. 1 ant ut onto proccoi
to town with tho news, und the other
horso wus mounted und ridden down thu
river to where Its sick comrailo luy. On
urriving ut tho sjot, it ulso fell sick in its
tracks. What ouli have caused thu pe
culiar illno-s of tho two liorrcs, wide
wore in a healthy condition licforo,
tho same spot, is something very, vory
stninge, llolli iinimulH win proiuuiy die,
the luth ultimo:
"In company with Captain D. D. Slo
fiini v.e culled to we Mlxs Jennie Shs'imi
the youngest dauehter of the Captain,
whohasjecn in HI IWiunilerlreatniont
of Dr. Kuton. Wo rernemhor to Imvn
tin I v1 ,,,,H yunu lady u few mouths ugo
u. i no runcn, witii her tolt fmt twisted
until It wax at right iiugles with the other
1. Oreat is the lnd.
Mrs. Mitchell, Mrs. Flotehur, .Mi Clara Kvoruil, Mlsj Ittfriiie Despaln.
Maj..j i!....... I ......... ....1 . I... ... ... I '
.mtki.-i, -imin, itiionuven, i'imii nun i,ee.
Piano Duet Pts't
ami Peasant
Mrs. Fletcher and .Miss .uliner.
Huppo.
3. lloss Solo Tho Old Sexton.
Mr. 0. C. On itn.
4. Fluto Duot Selections from Norma
Messrs, Dean und I'ltUtiicu
5. Vneal Trio Thu Distant Uhlines.
(1. Itallml Horn Solo.
Mr. Fletcher.
(wcixloiilnir nuito u heavy hs to Mr. '""I- nwiay tlio let foot
. ...,.. tf, m ntul .lulli..! .... II... vl.ili.
I'mu.rj i ..in u iMi oi mi'ir norti'd. t . t.,: '
Chalk ami J.C.Powers left on last night's
train for Ilaker City, intending to go
from tlicro to the mines. Mr, Tillard left
this afternoon uMridu of the mule.
attend-
4 mil
t'dlUftlv. Six
filled, .uiil rtiW
AflO IS"I r tj, oi v "
Subscribers paying in uilvaiu-e for I
3Abr (Jhkoom vs', cith r t-eim-Weekly
Tlm tut OrrB'olMii rr.r.
the
or
Dailv. cm boihI unother cotiv of tho pa
iier to u friend from now until after the
November election mr.r. orciu'uuK. This
olTeris oien to both old und now sub
scribers. Address :
Kat Oukgo.niaM Pub. Co.
Pendleton, Or.
Is as straiuht
We coiiL'r.itn-
lato the young lady, and rejoice with her
father in tlio successful performance of
I Jr. Iviton. mi wero skeptical until we
witnesi'eil the rosu It. Wo uiu now satis-,
! fled of the promises of the doctor. In;
! these InHtiinrex thoy wero verilled."
; A roinarkut'lo cae wus brought to our
Untfi , ""'h'" ycterdiiy lieliig that of a 15-year 1
i old daughter of V, P. (iilpln, a substan-1
.!.,! .. .1.. ,1 , 1.1..
Account Oiirr Johnson, assessor, : " " " X
f,UU.s. in this cnuntv. who h.iM Ih',-11 Intullv lilloil
laimnirui i fro(1( .romlii , , for flftw ,
7. Tenor Solo Ah, I Have Sighed In I test Mo..
Mr. Usui.
8. Piano nolo Thu laoU Smllo
. Itussull,
, Thornton.
. .Kiiekeu.
, Verde.
ituv. oiio, ii. 1,00,.
Vocal Quartet Como Where My Uivo Uutf Drgaming.
Mc-srs. Fletcher, HoomjvuU, Douii nnirMIlHiieil,
Mamluy'it
CIH'NTV COUUT.
IriKethii: Ailjournril
(litolirr.
T.
10. Soprano Solo Marguerite
MIhji dura Kverett.
11. Piano Duet tiiil Vivo
Mrs. Fletcher und Mies Calmer.
, . Wiillenhuiipt.
..While.
. .fiunit.
Incidental account: J
1.B0. F. II. Clontoii ).
Acoonnt elh Dourer, shcrifr, ti7a.l9.
Account (i. . Ilartuian, clerk, IWI.i1).
Account Clark Walters, commissioner,
$10.
Account D. S. Wattle & Son, incidental,
I3.:. , ,
Account John I.uhrs, coinmlsslonor,
?').
In the uuitter of a contest for the pret
uration of assessment lists; J. II. Hob
bins employed to prepare a list of ull real
property in Umatilla county subject to
taxation, uud a list of all such property
which has escaped assessment for the
past six years, or any part thereof.
Court adjourned until the 8th day of
October, 1838, at 9 o'clock a. m.
months. ho was treated by Dr. Kuton,
who is now in this city, after one per
sonal examination, by mail, with the
gratifying result of restoilng sight com
pletcly. Tho Doctor uud his young pa
tient are both receiving congratulations.
(iainevillo Hesperian.
Alexander fe Frazer,
General
UKAU.IIK IN-
NEW TO-DAY.
UHT PAY UP.
avlnarlliiK)nd(if my butcher bullion. I
hereby riot ly all prin ledi-lilrd to mo lo
etlle tlieir acniini immmia'ely, ami
Ih'rrliy iaye further trouble, and cult of
collecllon by law.
ltetpetrully, OKOIinK IIIIUO.
Pendleton Or.,Hepterober 12,
erchandise.
Clothing, Hats, Caps, Dress and
Fancy Goods.
Family Groceries a Specialty
GOODS DELIVERED FREE OF CHARGE.
MAIN HTilEET, . I'BMW.KTON, OUKIJOK