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.1 ' DAILY. DAILY. SCRIP AT PAR! Umatilla Ounty Scrip taken at par at nnr at this olfinn mi Kulianrlnlinn. Arlvnr. T71 I- "Iya fri-vn 4 a n nAIIlV,!J! HKMI-WEKKIiV, J2.60. .y but not iensallonal; FrCHI) Dul not cuursu. Liberal, but not wicked. Using or Job Printing Account. )L. 1. PENDLETON, UMATILLA CO., OREGON. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1888. NO. 109. LODtiE DIRECTORY. .. r nnnic mil irz. i . 11. 1 1. ft. ii.rv MniulHV nlzht In Odd Fel- It.. I I . .11. 1)111 ir.nALMHIAItli . nv.lkt r lITh ( Nil. ":. It. A. M of earli limntli, al 7i30 o'oiu.k. II, J hu 1 1 ill fimuu o t hiiiu una mini uii . . . . .In 1 . Jl I 11 I 1. A.M. Ittl ttt At . ft in . tr (if u.n. II I l.llllltri illf. limine VJt w. IT ai rvM w m.nt. tr 41 I Ji I L Hfnn.. ... Uuinniiif t'vn.ii.tr nt7::uir.'ri(rir. HabrmuK.u.; i. iiuwion, net. ; 0 V. MCfW on mo neconu huh mu ti-rnvnitr. (J. II K. ci, n J i A HO N ,r0 rl IIP. v MieN Iht) llrnt fitiit tli In! Thuiw. iii nimvr nan n?crv ttrnnrniiiv h.UAI'KIKI.U. Jt. Ill It. HUM H. CAHMhV POST, (1. A. It. incofM lit ATT0KNKY8. MAM PAILMdNH. ATTOllNKY AT Wit.... II. ...... V.. II A .anilii Kk, rendtctnii, Uri'Knti. TV A llll.T.KIlAV. ATTHIINHVH l.ur. I!f1n.i lffuitii. I. 'J. .1 ulnl 4 Am U nilK.a I 1'IIUICIllll. Viri.'KUH. ill kiiiu iitienur-ii in wmi nrniuut- Collections h specially, iiillro on iftct in inn i iiouiiiaon.iinriiiiiirL r.over n o imat omcu. lb a rii.urdiiiij ii.vi luunriin Lw. Ko"Iiik No. 5 mill 6, AhxocIii- IIKAN. ATTOllNKY AT LAW. mMt'MHIii NlrAAt. Ill Tlmtiilin,i JlINOIt. ATTflltNKYH AT LAW. r-iht-r Klrnt Niillonnl llunlt, 1'on- Utf0ll. Cntetvlllu,Uri'Kon. will iinictlro lromitly jittvixicil u. ll.tB 'Itx.'.l lAlllmia'nal facu- " ...rviiiia .ii.iiu i it. tuv i.nni .pic lYndlfton, Ufi'iEon, frilillclnn. Orison. Koiiiiim S hiii! illAn IHa..! S1U.MS.MJ HUKUKUiNi-i. V V HlllHIll N. Jl KTA-I'll YMIOI A N i wtclitT (if C lirlHiitut Scloneo, 'ItlTh llll.lll l.ll l.lll IjlllAI. hi imii . i . H .... MU.I. IMIYSIL'IAN AND Hull- mil fi. It.Mim II AKHnrintloii Hlork. cri. rrnininn. i irii.itK M. I'lllfwr, I'UYHIOIAN AND , k'IN'fl . m n furviriM nvr.ii I .111. lit .V I'll ..nr.. II .i.l.lalln.l 1 II m .W V, m.lUVHl "'I '. i nfr court Mret. I(isjfnce Ojnn.t.l hw I. anliAna ll. VII. u MukiUI Hitentloii given lo the vtotnen and children. DENTISTS. Mr..liKNT.HT. OAS ADMIN- llfflffl-iliiln Hlreel.liiTluiuitK Bull. iii,,. ii,;. n. .:... t . VHUIVIUIII ll MECHANICS. "."Kr!.'; i... u Whom it May Concern. Tho undersigned will close ull .current accounts on their book on the 1st of Next October, And willsdemand satisfactory settlement of ull bills due them before the end of the year. They propose there after to conduct their business on a STRICTLY CASH BASIS, And solicit, n continuance of tho liberal patronuiro they huvo so long enjoyed, guaranteeing their customers FULL COMPENSATION In Reduced Prices for tho accommodation heretofore extended ROTHCHILD & BEAN Cheap News! Tine Soiaal-'TiT'eolily East Oregfonian AND THE NEW YORK WORLD From now until after the Presidential election in November for Only 75 Cents. Stamps Taken. Address : Bast Oregonian Pub. Co., Pendleton, Oregon. Great Western Bakery. AND DINING ROOMS, A M. GltATZ, Proprietor. FIRST-OLASe MEAL! -KOU- "AKKKf. I'l.M'kAfirnif a ism tr. rtndlrtrm. Divirnn. I'nuutrv ...... niwii umiu iLrrcii. I'triiuit? . - ' i m ruiiL-uru uiiu UlUIlllJilJi KtER BliAOKKMITII AND Hon Maker. Alia umi nardnn Hti.. .1 M.i... til . ' . . . IIIHIIIIVII 1.1114 HI. i riicuinr RriAiiiinn ffiv. "'"Ii BUOWK. imiTw.1- niniiiiiii! ivK?' .,re, "er Court Htreet, Sv'h .Pn tbn notice. Orders WUlrt Will rcPMlvu nmmtit ntlnn. P0lllig a irwclBltV. JUHNN Hoi'rtK ANUSICIN vi ..'r"i"Si pnper-huiik'lna. - Ullirninir. Nlnrn a...1 uli. n "P.mile Tl ton' Stnr Ilakerv. i j ii - - r. "'u.-hmjn. iiactk'aij All wnrlr 131 eai HrllrvM ..111 Etni .1 llolii i ,jn, Ores a, ' 'L KTONK AND HltlCK 1 nSSSfHV?:. -?..,.b: i ;toTr7te0MMjr- ,,0l'l TlXn on. ... . . . I )l.ir..VJ;i "AU AT THE , TyINTYrFIVJE CENTS! A NIOE, CLEAN 131,L l'OK tiO Oit OU VJJi.iN'a.- OPIHN DAY AND TSTIG-JEIT! .frti Sre;, iwir Potofllce, Peinl(t(qfi 6 daw Alexander & Frazer, DKAI.KHS IN General Merchandise, Clothing, Hats, Caps, Dress ana Fancy Goods. Family Groceries a Specialty. GOODS DELIVERED FREE OF CHARGE. MAIN oTHKKTi - - - I'KNDM.TUN, OIIKOON W. J. VAN SOHUYVER & CO.", "Wine and Spirit Merchants, 63 FRONT ST. - - - PORTLAND, ORECON, TO-DAY'S TELEGRAMS BMAI.I.I'OX HI'ltKAlMNO VIl.l.K. AT I illict till! ciimiiuli'ii. Ilrli'it ' in on er to lot him i nun muv. Hi- r..'n u.uimw 1 umuiigcmcnt lm u-on highly ui.Batisfuc Tli. Ume or lUirl,.!! Vettcrdar t l'orl-1 l.ud-Tlie (li,ftt Wlic.t Kullurr In I'r.nc. J A A IIOUUIIIIiH iu:ko. -(Iurin.il .surrrciln llrlcn lll.xntroui Fln.dn In the Htt.itth-Aii lndl.il Olrl Torlurrd-Htorm lu AVuahlncton llank Not. Swlndl-A Mn Mtfcr IIU wir., SALT LAKES V.M. WII.I.AMKTTICS. Tb. Salt l.nk. Mrn Win Anotlirr DrcUtvn V)cory. Poiitianii, Sunt. 17. Throo thousand K'oiilo wttncPHoa tho sumo botweon tho Salt l.uken unit tho Willuniottus ycHtur day. Itoth tcuiiiH pluyt'd with u do termination Jo win. Tho tint four hi nlngH wcro nip and tuck, but in tho noxt inning the Salt kike obtulnod u good lead. Alter Unit It wag ull tiifhill work for tho Kant l'Qrtland Ikj.vh. Tlioy fought hard for victory, but wcro clearly ovor- matched, liiirker and Struub woro in louiiff Hi'UoAr Tnrtur.d t. Dr.th by .Uiijme liHlluni. Los Anoklks Sopt. 17. It Ih learned that 3 weeks ago, near Hock SpriugH, a uanu oi .mojiivo inuians ucu n young Kipiaw who was reported to lw bewitched, to it siako una burned iter ultve. it was two hours before tho horriblo derd ws finished, nnd tho girl'a scrcauis oilcncud. Tli. WlirntMnrkrt. CiitCAdo, Sept. 17. Wheat tMtf for Soplomliorj I'l.-u toD.'l for October. TIIK SKVi:.N 11KVII.S. The L.rgtit Onipsr DUtrlrt In the World, mid to Which ILIIrond Should Wr llullt. Krom Iho llakfr City Democrat. Along thu Snako rlvor, on tho Idaho Hide, lietween Weinor and I.owlnton, Is a polnlH for tho Salt Lukes-and ltarrott and " ZZ! .V .ii '!W V U' V10 , v.... .i.i.ii ... .i... tt.m ...... i.'-ii. i moro hp ironriato than uloL'ant numn nf boven l'oviis. iho raniio u about hIxIv rurnbull for tho WillaaicttcH. Is tho Hcoro by innings: 1 !) 4 0 G Salt Lakes 0 0 0 1 0 a Willatnct'HU 0 10 0 0 Following n 1-0 0-1 SMALL AT Me.UIMNVILLi:. uiilcH ill length and ten to twentv miles wido, und tho principal piak of" which (there uro hovoii) rUo to an altitude of 11,000 to 10,000 feet. The formation is an eruntlvo enmitu with nxtmmlvo iii'iirlliiu-u i of tlolorlto and lelilHiiathlu nornhvriles. The Illtrm. SprmdliiB-SU l'.T.nn. He , In lllo tiornhvrille rocks near llm wintli. ported Down with the Drrmi uir ii.f. oni tomiinuH of tho range lenticular LAl,,AVirrrK.Or.,Soi)t. 17. It in learned I veins and HOirreuated maseos of nllvii. horo that Htuall jox is npreadiug at Mc-1 bearing iron oro fs found, few of which, Miunvillo in spite of uncoasing eHbrts of i however, appear to psfes groat value or tho people to coullnu tho dread dixease to ' give encouraging ovidcuccH of becoming tho original ease. It is ronoited that two ' profitable uroducorH. of .Mr. ilynum'ri children, a Mr. Ilodlo, . At the weslern bane of tho most south' .Mr. I'.tmntHH, .Mr. .Morgage, anil anoiner i orn jieaw, is uio bevon imvils copjier ills person, name unknown, are down with , tiict, tho moht important inlnliitr hci thodl,eaHo. I'ainshavo been taken by 'lion, ho far dlccovored, in this range of tho authorities to prevent further spread-: mountains. Iho vain can bo traced MUD CKltKK MATTKIIN. Ing of tho epidemic. CVt'LONK IN WA-IIINtlTtl.V. nnd rtith two Intermissions, font distaiiru of livo or six miles, and snows ton or twelve lli.o pnHects. The oio is nearly all clialcocilo and liornito, except w lier'o re diu'od to carlsjullo by aoueous and at- moMpheiio agencioH. It is very clean and a large amount of oro can bo secured that will uverairo over forty 1 motalliu coper. Four to six icr feet cent, elear Npver.l lniiorUiit IMIIlrr fnriinlc.l llllicr I):iiiiiik Dunr. WAfciiiMiTo.v, Sep. 17. A sovoro rain storm, accompanied; by u driving wind, ruL'ud two liuiirs llilrf ufternoou. Tho storm was oHHiciany severo in mo wnur , of UH ,.llHv c( oro lrt ,KCOH0(l follr ,)r nart of tho c tv. A miniaturo eyclono , n. .. ..r n i . i i... faed over a path two hundred feet wldo, . .., S.i" VZi', ... ' oxtendlng from tho Smithsonian Insti- of ' Thu ..,.uru ..i..,,.,, tuto to tho liotanical gardens, at tno iooi ( ...i.i. , ., ....rri,.- ....m,..iu ..,.i...u.. .r tho can to. Tho roofs of tho Fish . . " .. "Tli; "7, . ,7Vi " . .V.. ""i.. r ommissidn building and of tho National ' ""V "V.," "H" "Ul . ..I.. ...... ir 'ri... ' .II11IHIIII1I UIU I'iMllt IUIII Ull. tliu lants, trees and greenhouses lu tho liotanical minions wore badly ilatnaged, and u number of private houses In tho nelguborhocd wero unroofed. J A WII'U IIKT OM IIAItlllSON. A Nebrn.kn N'kiiiiahka I'ltiiniT Sl.ke Asnliut ii Coiv. Citv, Sept. Ilia HKille The vein has for its foot wall the erup tive granite, while its hanging wall is a dark dolerilo. llutweeu theso two for matiouu Is found more or less limestone, und tho oro is usually associated with it, although in places again no lime is visi ble, und tho vein occupies tho entire ouing iHitwccu tho tlolorlto and granite. ory nttio work has hcon done In thu opt. It. ii Jlilo i district, tho decnest duve oiimunt bo inr nans r.riCKSO uuii ii u joi nsoii. sweues. less man ihj lent, ami lew mxiii hl'm urn were elicited a iHilitlcal areument, John-! over ir to I'O feet, still one ran calculate son ollorod to bot his wlfo on llanison. iiimii almost lOO.OOOtonsof oro iractically Crlckson Is a widower and could not l In sight. soo" tho bet. Johnson liuully agreed to Ono of tlio iutorestinK doiiosils is that bet his wife airalust ono of i'.rlcksou'H i disclosed on tho IVacock mine. Tho thoroughbred cows, and tho Iwt wuh J surface hero for an area of lot) by JW) made. leet Is coveted with curlKUiato oio to an uvcrugo thickness of uImiuI ten feet, tho ore averaging aliout 20 iior cent., and oIr.,1. Ov.rlloutHl. mid the Hire Crop ''"-' & i M'Ver and SOIIIO ill gold. i)e.tni)rd. Tho highor grade copper ores return as- Hood in the 1 r; ' "f, . . ml . " HAVANSAII 1'I.UODH. Savannah. Sent. 17. A Savannah lum covered tho rice plantu-1 lions uioiil' tlie Savannah, and the rlco crop is nearly, if not qullo, u total loss. Hopoits from tountrv districts stalo that tho lowlands aro ull under water, and roads ami btidges huvo boon carried awav, ho lliat tiavel is almost lmiosslble. , Wlillo there is gteai iiamage none to projierty, no deaths havo yot licen re ported. ! ItUHIII.NU CATTI.KTIIItOlKIH. little cold. Moth to tho north and to tho ......I. .1.1.. . I!. a 1 1 . I I nuuiii ui mis uisint-i uro suiuner veins, 'carrying gray cornier will. ipiurU, unit assaying well in tlio precious motals, Tli copjior mines uro owned largely bv .Montana parties, uinong whom uro Rv-tiovcruor llouser and Albert Klein I Schmidt, although kouiu good mines uro still controlled by individuals. To tho northward of this district tho ' country for a distance of 00 miles Is com I tiarativelv tintirosnectcd. und seems to Nperl.l Trains of Kt Cattle Making- , iireseiit us fine u fluid for thu iutelllueut ,'u,t and industrious nrtojiector us can Isi fndtwl iiiivu'tiikm in Hi lu (ill nl ru Tlu Oodkk. Utah. Sept. 17. Two siieclul trains of fat otttlo arrive from tho Cen- anj i,munierublo favorable mineral In tral Pacific to-n!ght,dustlnod for Chicago, (ii,.Qtu nvurvwlioraoiiuoiniturml. Just and will bo run through with u Hecial norll, ot tho copisir district uro largo silk train on passenger time. One train ,nontalns of nvr tlforous ouartz nori.hv im In lu. .... .. . i.i . I.. I ill i oi iron, uuu mo guicnes nuany of cattle, in nalaco stock cars, uro to be fed and watered wiuiu in transit, und u tho shipment provoH successful u largo amount of stock from Nevada und Oregon ill go East for market. WORTIILKHH MANIC NOTK.1. fl.ieral Thoiia.nd Dullnm I'ut In t'lri uU- lion In hall Kr.iK'Ur. San FitANCisco, Sept. 17. Two men registered us A llluukford, of Texas, and F. A. Johnson, of Washington Terrtory, have succeeded in putting in circulation tore several thousand dollars worm oi bank notes that uro worthless. 'Ihey wcro issued from tho t'olumbus,Ga.,bank in 1850. Tho sharers havo disappeared. WIIKAT r.WI.UIIK IN I IIANOK. AOKNT.S- ry. ull carry placer gold and show good llout. In the Summers district, ubout twelve miles northeast of the copicr (swing ureas,iiuurtz veins In orphyry have been oK!Ucu duriueUio last spring that show some very rich silver und gold lieartng ro.'k. That there uro many moro such veins to Inj discovered In theso mount ains, there can bo littlo doubt, us this is entirely virgin territory, und lias rarely been entered even by hunters. It is regarded very rough by tho eo plo of tho northwest, but compared with tho silvery Sau Juan, or for that matter with much of Colorado, it Is very fair, ami presents no obstacles of u seilous nature, The Ooieriiment U'liiililrrluic the Kltmi' Circuit lloiirl-Saturdny'. I'rmi-edliiB. . , . Ju. I. Kester vs. Win. M. Slusherj Paris, hont. 17 Iho wheat crop fall' coiiilnued for term. uro in Franco is being considered ut tho ), a. Hichards vs J academlo ctuincil. Tho Minlsttfr of Agr ' jrw u,i verdict for culture states that tho Hiortago will and costs, amount to 100,000,000 hectoliters. Pro- Assignment of L. iwsalrt regarding u suspon-loti of duties , tMUW for term. on imported wheat word made, but no UecsoA ltedman vh. King conclusion was readied. , tinned for term. i.eoso i itcuman vs. itomo tit ai ; eon ,M. llentley: lurv ! plalntiti' for (i'.).no A. Walker; con- ct ul ; con- iihu':ii:i-(im:i. ltrMiitrd That h lnin llrvn rnt Wft ami (ori.imi int In ChnrKi. X'vtv Vinik- P.-nt. 17 It has transiireil CO. (Milwaukee, WIS ) EXPUKI ' ' 'Jj BU,ihfcrD TnmP Yn clmlmmn llrW hus Is.en Md DIAN SPRING MINERAL WATER, (Waukensaw, Wis.) VEURt CLl-froill tll0 Doujocrutio national committeo. UOT PONSARDIN CHAMPAGNE. (YolloW Label.) judsw 3m und Senator tiormau will hereafter con- nunno unoic nnnrtRnM tun RYE WHISKIES: JOS. SCHLITZ BREWING Uinuo nwuui. . nTTi i-norr.n unpt.l tluued for term. 11. C. Vaughan vs. IIs Vuughan; ( has. II. Carter referee. American Mlgiigo Coiiiianv vs. II. ,M. IlroxKmct ul; confirmation of sale. Adjoiiruoil until Friday morning, the -'1st. ut !i o'clock ltond In n I)rilornblo Oondltloii A Lot or Kitit-l.iid Lociiln. Mlmi Ciikkk, On., SepM 1(1, 18.S8. A common growl goes up from ull the !coplo ugainst tho horrible condition of our roads. It seems our "path maslers" are more or less neglectful of tho tieoplo's safety and comfort by allowing tho worst stretches of road to remain unrepaired for so long u time. Hot ween hero und Walla Walla thero are a number of places im passablo for loaded toams, anil yet those Places could bo remedied with a few loads of straw, which can lo procured for ono dollar a load. Tho time will como when more attention must bo paid to our public thoroughfares. It seoum strange also, that tho Milton city authorities would allow tho main street In that bustling villago it get in such a contemptible con dition as lo render travel therein unsafe. Some people call it u "ono horso" town, but vlowlnir it from tho standnoliit that it requires four horses lo null a ono hoisu load through Its main thoroughfare, It might proiHirly bo called a "four mulo' ' town. Ono of our neighbors wont to town yesterday for his mail, and liecanio so absorbed lu "nits and dust" that ho line homo without iroim: to tho i ost- olllco. Now his wife wonders what he found to eat that made him so forgetful. Ah .Mr. llesseror would say, llHour climate. Iho wife of John W son. Ilviuu- on Illrch creek, is initio sick with tvnhold fuver. Miss Kato Uady, a young lady recent ly frour West Virginia, Is touching lu tho "Hudson Hay" dlstiict. .Miss Samuels, a lain arrival from Mis souri, has tho "Mud Creek" school this term. Charles Frazler, who has been staying with Illlly (ioodmon on thu "Hay" for thu last year or two leaves for tho"l)kon ogan" country to look aflur a homo of his own. Such men rarulv fall. Mr. S. It. llawlev, tlio obliging young Auditor of Walla Walla County, liaslieen ro-nomluated for tho second term. .Mr. I law Icy w as at olio tlmo u resident of I'matllla County, having lived ut Pilot Itisk from 'KL' to 'id'). .My filendshtp with .Mr. Ilawloy extends away back into the '(ill's und K.rsonally know him to lie built of the projHir timber for an elliclent and obliging "Auditor." .Mr. A. jlalrd lauded lu Walla Walla recently with ii cur load of Organs from tho factory of "Packaid A Co.," Fort Wayne, lud. Ho Is disusing of tliemllko "hot cakes" to a hungry mob. They range in nrlco from $U0 to I'.'LVi. Jack ''Hollo, Jim, old boy; glad to meet you. What made that scar on your lioiul?" Jim "Had troiiblo with u miner, und ho hit mo with a pick." Juck With great surprise "With u pick I Didn't it break your skull?" Jim "No, but it broke tho pick all to h-l." Charlie IUvIs, of the "(J. P." store, of Walla Walla, has fiOO he wishes to squander on linrrlsun'H election. Charlie lias contemplated a trip Hast for some time, und not having the desired sum ho has concluded to sipiundyr thoumount laid by for that purpose and stay at homo to attend to his business. Charlie is levelheaded. Ho is winner, if ho loses. Mark Smart and daughter camu over last night from their now homo In Wal lowa. Thoy contemplate a return to this side of tho mountains, us no pluco suits them us well us near Milton. Hilly TalUirt and S. C. Stone, M, I)., of Milton, start this week for the 1'ast, tho latter to conclude his medical studies In New Yoik, und tho former to pay his parents, on tho old homestead lu Iowa, u short vlil, liiily und (litorito went mil to Imllic, The Mater wim vrurm unit Unit. They swum iiiHlrium,und Doited down, mm nriv llitviHK it jour iiiuu. All old hiiKciiiiui ultiiiK umi uhuwed Up tln'lr lullla, Which cull if (1 tliniii to urei-ii anil lo wnll. They Khlvvrt-d urounil till thu nlulitgrt-w uurK, Then wstkril lionm with nothliiK on In Uod'4 world hut Ihi'lr shl'la. This may not Isi first-class rhvmimr. but it poetically describes tho predica ment of a couple of our Mud Crcuk lads, wiiuoui u iioi oi exaggeration, Prof. Carl Culolt is uiv nu muslo Ins- sons throughout thu country, ut thu rate of twelve lessons for f.r. Ho Is consider able of u musical wonder, Isilng almost blind from nearsightedness, lie plays Iho piano, organ, violin; in fact anv in strument that gives forth sound's with equal skill and result. His iierforuiunce on tho organ uro the best I ever wit nessed. Iho father of Mr. Ilowmer. of tho Kagle, urrived lu Milton last Sunday, di rect from California. If tho country suits him which It cu.:'t fall to do Mr. Downier will make his homo among us,und win iicriiaps isi utile lo assist us lu keep ing "Iho boy" straight. i'he immense piles of wheat accumu lating along thu O. it. & N. line gladdens the eye of tho P.astorn visitor, and the shekels received therefor cheur the heart of the weary, tax-burdened farmer, Wilms. Another lluntlne; Tr.Kedy, H. F. Neer. of Ncei Citv. Columbia j county, wu'iuccldentally shot on Thursday evening, while out hunting, nltout nine i miles back of that place, by his compan ion, lieorgo Aichi'.ald, who' mistook liiiu : for tin animal. Mr. Neer was a good citizen j and thoroughly insx'i taJ, und his tin j timely lUith is a Iosm to thu community in which he lived. Ho loaves u wjfo mid children, onti of whom is a confirmed cripple. . . Tho Arlington Times has Im-oii enlarged t mi (column paper, and otherwise Im-proved. i !!t mi it If NJ