SDAY, SKlTOJUii'.n so, iB. lOrrfonlan llrnuch Oloe. M ,o KASTOllEOOKlAN UtlH ii til of Mom". rtilif nt of IVlulloton, and Kifm V"?' T..V,i . ..I! iio win VJ.'. .i,r hem "crvloa In til II. J . heeler returned on lout night's train from .Scuttle, where ho bus boon so journing for Homo time. Mr. Wheeler mutes Unit both tho cities of the sound am still ((coming, real estate In Seattle being held at u tremendous vuhio, 11 "j,",n"u uuuure or ho u loot front being " ""!,.HUll11 I'f'V'0, for ImslnuBH property. KUIIV IN WASHINGTON. Ue Ut the Interior nl 1'oHonicc Df mrtin,ti. Uorimpmulunce IVmilrlon Tribune, Mr. Muldrow, Assistant Secretary of tho Interior, listened patlentlv to what we hud to nay In relation to the land bo- how IT I'ltOTKCTS LABOR. t ;i . J . J ''"""'( ior vunouH reasons, l ju i mo number of icn ii !! that i-eiittlo will ovenlimlly outstrip horew wait ng to purchase und.'r t:.. law rival, rucoma, although tho two are ! and otablhli forthoni-olves home- On now nearly nock-and-neek in tho race for. anxiety of tho inalorilv nf tl... l Huproinuoy, I that tho allotment should bo made in or- n i . .. ... lil. i.- II., it .. i... i. .. . .iiuiiovk arrived m town last night i , ., , improving 'r i.i- ,e to-morrow for " ...... from S'alem, ami will leuv Maun nana, wnorn tho racers mo now "'Hjled. iiwiUtltiBtheoiKMilnKfif tho fair. W. I. Matlock 1m In Eugene, visiting his . i ruuicr, ami win be In rendletoii no;;t Ibiimlav. llepettu und Lady IhillV bitli I carried tho Matlock color I) tho 'foro in I rortland ami Salem. Tho licet mare lairing t Donaldson A I "cpetta, especially, Iiuh become famous J " and Ih neatly worth her weight In gold. trt . . . . . McMlnuvitlois!,. ua "uimiom 'uy.in society will give .nun i.ini annual concert ut l razors Opera Houso un Tuosd.iv evening, Oetn-, her Mil. 1833. Tho society will boublv tissisted by the Weston choral club anil many proniiiioni local nitiHiciann. promises to Do u rare mimical treat and thoro Is not u lover of miisio in l'endle ton.or for that niattorlu Umatilla countv, who should not bo present. Tho tickets of admission havo been placed at tho low price of fifty cents. Tho drill to bo used In excavating for n second vein in the lTtnatllIa county coul inlno is now being manufactured ut tho rendloton muehino shops. It will bo fin ished next .Monday or Tuesday, and will , Co., Photographers. J WilitUKCr, iiemiKi .... r.in 4111. "! .n.... uiv.rn t.L 1IIIHIY -. dvlngout. lMrVcr and John G'oriklltig, of re In town yentorduy. . photographs go to i. U. i tho Muin street bridge Iinu'iiril lor Homo nf ' . I 1. .!... 1 1 I LIU tllul tff !.... . iin.l l hlu tflOr. ...'. innvnn mi... (,M,rtvJ urn u ucniorvuio lO . .1 l,ti(tlnnill. tiM-et'A b.im on lllrclt crook i. ........... mil rmriinf. iti Ti n IIOIIIIIKII. ...n.l i,..nuirK In MiiHrinmiili i ypjr ih auotn. i.i,wu,wu, nnoo more tlian lunl year. - liiiri Improved his resol ntfrt.1 on alcr street ny tno I. nitil wlrn funnn. wlili'h nnw Hi 1.1 !.. .M....i...1ifuli.ti.M VKlt.U nl. ot only to sullcrerH from rhou- ,ot chronic (liFcasert of ovcry KdOm I. JiAST UKEUI1MAW UUIIU- t,tt I'riirtv's tcml-Wcoklv . ' . . u i , . 1 1 .i rvn... 1. fl.n. . IDJil ... t.. ...lit til mibscrllierM. i . t ...i... tl.T .1. .....-... ...... the Hast Ohkoonmn with u .- ! II all II...I. .... ri. cm Have tno waiiv b nr . il - ... -I J. x uni infill iii'ii ill uiiuiL!'. - 4. Two hundred men and wo- fDCigod In tho pinking of tho in KWl't lHl''"b "HVHI UtVUtf , lUHMonger trains uoirt i .i me irui'K. WHmii In In town from tho .i it. . jt nr m ti it An intervlow with Hilly us to i cl Hunt's railroad was not about It. of lino hams, direct from .i t . i i number ol rendloton ileal ill Kiipply a long-felt waut, us nil iiccn oxtromeiv scarco in (or wino timo. rdlouVer murder wwo will bo jniKM nr nil. nn. ineitiii n'imlier of otlior criminal a (lie docket. It Is exciting m considerably. mi was arremed last ovonlng nnvnn nv mutvii i. i.iirniui. i diiricnit' loLiult of JkiikIh. chiirL'Bd .Off httnuiii frn in Tmldiita i u B U1UII III III II hiw n. a vflfl IirAiiolit vnafiildt in tim - - iiw.if, IliDltltllUI III fttlU U. K. iv . I Vim iiii in tn iUHioa lant Aucust. near 8aiiornefl. vwii ..li.n, llilv if . the ii'irili'u nriu. i. l.l..'. j-hall In coiihlu'iied to them, etc. Then nofiiidin siiijutance; "Yes, we umler Ftand tho o .nditiuii of all'alrs md thew plot y well, i:nd It would tiinl.al.lv lm (,n..l UIJIIYUIIICIICO 10 11)0 havo the ui.ttlor settled. tsecieiary Hail given tho matler Ills Porsonul atlentlon and thought the Indians might to havo the outlet to tho mountains for which Ihev linked and providing for which u bill Had Iwnpro pared, and Introduced in the Senate." W o asked If II wohld be posMblo, In vlow Of tho fact that then, unit 111. iii.ll.l.. "I ' chance for a bill to get thioiigh CongreH-i " at this session, it proceed with tho uppruiHomciu and s.ilo of tho lands on tho west side of tho diminished re serve, which would embrace about all tho agricultural portion thereof and n-Horvo that for whleli ti,.. ponutng legislation H ni-ked? Mr. Mill Au tllutlmtli.u r tho llai.nnt of I-rotcc. llcm to Worklnginen. The Labor Signal, an Indlanu paper, t-niiiportcd by the wage-owners, publishes this illustration of tlio high tarill' theory of prolection to labor: "Alow years ago I h,1m1 tt,'""",l--Michigan pineries, and w hilo there the mill ow nors got nn oxten--i jii i of the great 'American syslem'of pro teelioi. lo tho amount t f f 1 per thotisaiid feet of lumber additional laiitr. This ad ded iitioulfoi) a day to tho not prolits of! each mill, rim omploes, averaging eight or ten lo the mill, thought It was u good timo to ask for their wages to bo advanced from t.fi() imr A.iv t,. s.1.7;.. This would make an aililliln.ri.i tlm nv. I-eoi lo to ; penso of the uiIIIk of from J to 'J,60 er ) iilt 11... .in- .....I 1. 1 ..nn 1 j.,. . . i... 1 , nv I ..! "viin, pi, 11 .U,IYC i-lf.i.O IO f-i 1 iwftl.iv jirolit from the Incirai-cd tarill". As the tarir is the Iwnolit of tho workingmon, of course tho wholo amount be longed to Ihenii hut being Hbjral. GREAT SLAUGHTER OK GOODS For the Next Sixty Days. 11 u worklngnieii al wa sure, they ollered to tliviiio.iuid give the mill owners l)j per cent of tho enhanced profit. What do you supposo these bcnetlclaiies of tho groat 'American Bystcin' tlid In tho premises? Tho answer to tjm roiiuest was curt and decisivo: '(Jontleinon. wo havo no fiirlher iiho for your services: wo can got t'aiiadlans for $i.2S.' And so tney did. in addition. 11 mooting of mill The Largest Stcsk of Boots and Shoes The Largest and Host Stock IK leg sat on Is nsLml? Mr t..l. " . . . . tv """""n .' ilmwil .1 11 . bumf uiini.. .. Vt is " . u"rM " vaiieu, ami ny ngreomcnt tno mw hXriittLClMlPK V,!'ir 11,0 ( ia" 'l' oyes were put on three-fourths tn'u u i " u .1'. . ,,mt "."'"V"" ' time-ieall.lng lo them IKI cents a day- iiro law could Imj siiH.onded, a portion might. Mr. Muldrow seemed to look and lumbor was advanced f 1 per thou saun icoi. t-ircui is tno 'American sys tein 1 KiStt'.tt01 i?.S!!"0.. hL Mr-: !&tt,y,,!).,ur "J light. ,i 1 1 l i 1 . i . . i'1 11 ..Wilkin u o c.iiuu no no bolter wo - - dulgedln by shareliiildcrs in tho initio might got a i.romlso from tho Sccretiirvl A Worthy Kiit.rnri.e. over tho probability of "h trik nu t r ch .' . to tiroi-ee. w III. tlm .,rb it :L ........" KnxrP""- H Weston .k;op1o seems to have tho same M,m was had at this session 1, " ,bo Vilhtrd lous, ui;oT"-ent2lK.M5tht .it,, ... 1... 111,. : .IT . J.i "UVV ,nw""" elnonle .lisoiiHcs on scientific pr he plos, te"'L AU'S.1?, l,'1'Ltctl,or- w.- ...7.77.. ! since that time their business has In! u. iu in iqpuitni in .mi progress in 1110 .i.-.M y.u .hit iu .lie posioillCOUO- creanil to minh im i.tn..t tl.nt tl.iiu l,t. iviri riiiiriT 111111 kini 1 ix.i .-, .it .. .. . 1 .... ...... . . lient I i'I.iiIiI t V.vid .1, .i it . iiti decided to locate an ollloo in l'om eton I' M.i i . 10,1 ,,,u...'.:,,.m i.lio!' iwniuiiontly. They have tented un and . Z iCk m., . V i . i UOCh Kmt suite of rooms in tho KastOukiio ln,MH ilu I li , rapidly Ineieas- MAS building which will Ikj opened Ing popu atlon iu that section of the Set.toml...r L'Stb. It l tl.olr lnt.,..n ,.. i. ior pains nor oxininso in tho r cnterprifo because of 11 slight disairreo mont itetucun soiuu of tho prime movers. Division limy thwart what milled olluit could oasily accomplish. No word has yet been received from Ilishon Uallowuv. who is at nrchpnt enn- uiictiug a couieieiico in (."uliforiila, teioroiico to nio erection ot a with now country whicl y, that there wasn road thniugh, .Hparo neitln iliocitiens wero now Improving Vilbrts to in rown oxpenso. Mr. Knott said , HtlUitlon fo. aUO til M I hit limx! i-nttliiln In ' tlm trentn.ent nf nil iliin.i.uiiu .-oiiinern .ieinouisi cniircu in rendloton. " ;;"'; S. . . 'HH-oiiiiiy r nronle, in tho Northwest. .Prominent members who havo tho work , ' , 0 T . 7 b K for l'H,a',,lHl'-1 Medlc.il Vu)K)i- ltaths, Klcctro-Magnetlsm, In chargo arc unxlonsly awaiting such , '. V ,', ,f'l.,u t,r.'VW!k, .rv,l'. '"i'"" Oxygen mid Massage, together with al Insituctlons fiom licud.iu.iiters. . '. Vv,,, ! 1 !' 'm,'-"" ( '-V v,u M?'' "'"I H lentllfc npi-llanccs for tlm Articles of Incorporation of the Oregon i" ha Vwl o irt lh.U lf. i.mvJ-r Tlul 'l'nW';' 'o will bo t.sed. Heul lCsluto t:oui.any wero filed iu tho I petition would bo uranled and' (he mule i ui.i.,,1.. t.i.i '.. v..i..".i I'lLTK H OIIIL'O III liai. .1. Al. Ijioor. I 1....II..I.-.I ' - rnn.il, l.iuoui il.u, ..llnu.rM. .1 i.inn 1. VIMU.INCIIUU. " vvwin iiiiit ill Linn L.iik .3.5. 10. 15 and Itt ront au.(l tiiiicn nit uiiiuiiiiit uv mrt, .Mum rircvi i on a visit to his wlfo who fur three months. Ih in I . f..L... ....... . - 'i.r.iii.-i. icihiii T r null ti. il i... 1....I ... i.i .1 ' .!.. ,IU 1,1. n.iiiiit-ii - 'k,v UIIIWU..V Ul I.IUIII'V, ei a number of htlinn. . 'retk Iiuh Htariod Itt lltst ' tho linker City Deiu,- flint Ml.il fiiliilU. i--ki ml. j I tf I1U t iilm. a talain keeper, who i IUH LTtf Uli-tf in i.tu l.n.ii veMh with his boots on. (nulla n wini ivnuir "uve a woolen mill Ibis fall r.rilnit . .. . . '! .ill.. .llllH IL ll.IL'ftE kii nn tM'Ktlr tlutm. iko nno noioi", " al'eadv r whhch a tnann- llU't pnt.tri.uiil ,1 111. Jiahj ll 1. . ' " 1-"1'" neco-.-.irv m:.nlilnrrv- "' cmt nianiifaituro. " . ' ";wly. I ho company ratl. I., r.r.t... i .... ... I....:. " tftr . Wll HI! -1. .. . t. ..nnll.. 'Dry. and It u il. .1.. ,i. .i ! II is a '-rVIT. U I...... .1 . -.... ,1 It IV, W. Farrow and II. J. Hean are tho incor porators. Tho capital stock is llxed ut $J..( OJ, dlvidod Into Uol) shares ut 10:l oaclt. luo object of the. compuny is to do a Kcucrul real estuto und liroVEorugo busi ness. Jf. J. .Smith has a cctton plant on ex hibition at his uroccrv (lore, urownou tho farm of Mr. 1'rico llow town, from seed picked un by Mr. .Smith iu a box car in California. It is somuwhat of a curiosity in Pendleton, us the majority of the town's citizen's probably nover saw u cotton plant before. Mr. Stevens, a lato ariivul from! Albany, Now York, Is now located In Pendleton. lie is a sign painter und decorator, and is said by thoso who know to Iks a thorough urtlst in Ids line. Ho will doubtless Ihi it welcome addition, and become a valuable citir.cn. Ho is u relation of K. M. Wheeler. Mudatnos Worcester A- 1'ifort an nounce mat tney iiuvo jiiht received a full simply of millinery und faucv goods of ovnrv variety. Thoy are also prepared to do (iress-niuking iu tho latest styles and fashions. Ladies are cordially invited to call. V. A. Crossan'fl aristocratic or high bred bucks are attracting considorablo at tention from sheepmen and idlers nt their quarters in tlio Depot rtublo yard. From ten to twenty dollars issr head Is tho price linked for tho animals. Tho KAsr Oni:ooM.s cuvlor, calculated recently tho dlMuuco ho traveled whllo delivering tho dally Isnuo. Ho found tliut lie trumped l.u blocks or mv inilen, vlhiting nearly every iuurlcr of town. Quito u nice little ovonlng v all, Miss Lola llamurd Inn rvturued to Pendleton from her Fossil homo. Kho was enthusiastically welcomed by a largo concourse ot friends nn tier urtlvul ut tho depot, being tcnderetl uulto un ovation, Tho Alctt hoso team moots this eve ning without fall, to discuss important business in tho sliapo of racing uniform quoMlons, etc. Iet overy moinber attend as tho presenco of ull becomes very nec essary. It is reported that Hoeso A Itedmati havo d!sHjsed of their largo warehouse at Tucomu, built on tented wulor front, to a Portland party, uud t hut thoy will entorintou wliolosulo grocory buHlnes thorc. The niasoiis and fatjienlers ftre now up to the see nd story of tho now Pendleton holcl.and tho building looms up grandly. A largo forco of iiieclianlcs uro employed nn the struct me. To-day unotbor touch of If t weather was experienced, Beemlng really tropical in comparison with tlio past week or so of eooluess. Kmumor beat is haul lo do wu. Ihocominltco on Indian ilopicdation claims havo authorled Mr. Hermann to reiKirttho claim of Dr. W. C. McKuv for f 17,000. r.clcctio Disncnsurv. Kht Oiiwooman liiiiiding, rendloton, Oregon wii,i.,.mi;ti'i:.s vs. t in: sr.its. Meclinlc' Klr. rho touth annual exhibition of tho , Port laud Mechanics' Fulr opens Octolsjr nn und closes ictoitcr S7 tit, mm. l.argo i additions have l.'on made to the Pavll T.r ohihn lo in. i'i)-.,i h. ivii.iintoii Sett i "ntl ,l Intention of tho manago- Snlurdny mul Sumlny-det Out n.l I'rm tier. Tho following telegram has 'been re celved ut tills ollico : "I'oirriJiNii. Sent. I'd. "Willainetles play Pendleton Sa und Minduy at Pendleton. I10WH. This moans that . ment tliat tho fair of this t-eason shall Ikj tho greatest of tho raclllc Northwest. Tho Second lT. 8. Cavalry Hand, tho best on tho Coast has Iwen secured to furnish music. Half fare rates over the 0. It, A N. Co.. O. ,fc C. It. It. and Oreconlun nay ii. ..I ii ...i. ...i ii i i... Snread Ihb " .7" Vl"" ,u" V'1 ,u" I li... i. iwuii-ii. vuu mi. i uiiu-iiiui iuiu uur inu kuolder has i rUur.lay N. P. It. H.C'o.'s lines. Special Kxcursinns over tho 0. It. A N. ( oh lines at less than half rates on U'cn successful in arranging ganio.-t with .... tut.. i.i. I... . ... ii.u ii iiiii.iieiii.-n. ii in uoou nenn. reu-I 1....1... on. ir.i. 1 .... 1 1 dleton iwplo will bo Heated to a Urst-'V" ,io ,1m XuL cla-s exhibition of baseball, und should ; w i,b oiB show ihoir uppreclatlon by turning out In " mu,v 1 "r,ltt,,,,' Kn' full forco to witness it. While it can nardly 1st noK.d tliut tlio .Sluts will he' nkiv to. hay, further A. S. able to win a single game, their oiuk)- iients will bo t-omiKdled to fight hard for i their victories, ut least, and the contend, will lie Interesting iu every sense. Tho i Pendleton nine is now second to tho Wil lamette: iu tlio State, and can pluyt the Webfoot boys to better advantage than any other club In Oregon. These two contests will Ikj closer, and therefore more iiiteiosting than weru played bu- i tween the Stars and Mormons at tho Pendleton park, us tho recent defeats of. tho coming visitors by tho Saints places' them on a moto oven footing with tho, ..mo id no, although their suix-riorlly I Grand Musical Festival. First Annual Concert Men's Furnishing Goods, Saddles and Harness, Ever Brought to Pendleton. These Goods are now ofiered at 20 Per Cent Less 111 i l 3 3 This is tho can be bought a.ne cla33 of Goods in Pendleton. bent oppoiTuiiity ever olk-ml to tlio pcoplo of Unintilla Count v. ORDERS BY MAIL SOLICITED I JAS. WHEELAN, Court anil Cottonwood St Poutlleton. Protection or Tariff Reform. HmoiiiI nunitlim, tlm TiirlfTU tho Imuii on which tint commit nnnpfilmi will lilt It Ixhotivm ovrrv i ltlicn who wnulil m.h. Iinniii,...i.iiv ,.. i..r..r...'i,i......ir .. ..( Mkl.d ii ..(.....Iu .IT...!. ..I. .... i ' ''" l II n...v. w.. v.. miivi in mi. iiMiiimrni wriomi. Ih foil i; lit win a nt The -OK TIIK- HANDEL-HAYDN SOCIETY Ot r.n llrton, nml lUKiiy PromliKiil Muklrlona, ii" Kivru h. Frazer's Opera House -ON U, 1SSH, can baldly 1st nuestioned. In short, tho ASSiSteO DY the W8StOI1 CtlOral UlUD gair.es should bo liberally patrouiml, as 1 ' tlioy win bo well worthy ot attendance. , lla'-oiiall booms and ad vei tines a town to I a greater extent than is dreamcil of, and should bo "fostered and encouraged" lllco any other industry, ullliough a pro- teeuvo tarill is not necessary. Hill. Hoard-ley uud Cran slatted for I Tuifduu tlio (ireeuliorii mountains esterilny I morning on a hunting oxcurslun. l lielri ilmmediato return now becomes abso- Tlil win hr thurdittxt muklrnl trrntcvar I lutoly necussarv, and Culp and Morgan ' "" On- r"il t ruiiileum and tir- .,.... ... . '1...1. i.",. . roiini iiil' i' mlrr. SKipol out uiior loom to-iuy ill a tiacn. r Tho Stars havo but Utile timo f.r pioiur-, ntion. und uro not now lit very god , . . mart co. Thov ithould make It a noint tu ; AlltiMwit sjiond as mucli timo as polbIo between jjo itmi rn H.i. now and .Sundav on tho diamond, iisthey uro destined to meet opiKincnts who a -' rmi CotUO, J'irt lliosi live, uui unit eicep on jm luneouu ,k,,J J Deer Garden and Gymnasium .10 Cent. b'ervwl. Hall. GEN. LIEB'S BOOK, Protective Tariff. WHAT IT DOES FOR US, Itrndrrs whnt i iimmllv i-omuMit. iI n nn.i niiirni. -llllilMtl nillll1 if jf.iinirfk .lint uilll ncryit n n Tarlir iirlmi r for tlm iarnvr at wrll im u icxt-lMiolt nir thn It urui il. Till ItflOlC flllOU'H Hill lirilitl Irill ..tli.1.1 lit llm lp.iti..fU... Ui-.l.... I ihe niiMtiviiitiiiicuituKft'ittiiriior thelxKik In IU in'icl iillsnniont Willi tlio tiiiKkK" of l'r. ufni t.lovc Ihiui. Tin? IsjMtlim of Mr. Illiiltn 'f; "Twentr Vrnm In fmiKrcMt" U tiilcn up. Iiih iikTllni. iifm ihn rBrliriiimlyii'd.i-rlllflnj ImihI inmluto fiirnl.li llolrown t. tiiliiilon. INDORSEMENTS: The form ii well imth.i Hiibtnr of tlm Look Ih intklwlmlrtlil-. tnd I Iiiivk .ton inilh lni;uriiiMlii It forum lo llinRrcut work of Kimntlns! the trutli nnio.u itn ih'imiIc. mN m. lH'KIVtN, I'.iHtm.ihff-r (irinril. it iHitn niiluanil loKlciil o.xhmoii ol lhitiijiill'itninl i'iI'i- mo. of tlio i.rotiillvt Hit . 1 ho work U tliiil,uiii a very wdniiMf coin rllint ion a, IiOthIiih. l iioln reform ii. iiv.hi;m. ,m. i ory. I iiiilli-c llit il ihhiW Ik nci'lvlnc ercnt roiiiiiitonliilloii. II In Uilloiinul iinon fnmln nwiitnl tnilhsmiil I wlh Unit ihu fanNaml iintiiiiK'nix my ' In 'hi ;i m. mil i ihi . , eery cltlicn ciillcil iiion thlHyi'iir to volit iiiion tli ismiI iTonoinlnil out mi ol ,ii,.tu and turlll. IICN. JtillN f, lll.Al l,( oniiiil"loiicrof IViinIoii. Wu take pli nHiiro In aMtii thin work our hrnrly lniloii'im".. nml ri'coiiui I Hint In. cl coniuilllm'1 anil t luU iuhIhI In ixlniiiir ll I'lrt'iilolloii iiiiioiik Hi" voIith of IlllnoU. . . . HI ATK liMU('H.riO CliNTIIAI. ( OMMI ITIU; OK Hil.lNulK And many othi'iN. The SEMI-WEEKLY EAST OREGONIAN, One Year, AND CEN. LIEB'S BOOK. Ikiok tlniititl In Cloth ami hcnilAWcUly llrntl tlrtgonlHti One V llixik Alonr, In I'tolli, pulil nr.. .VI 0 .. I Hi Address EAST OREGONIAN PUD. CO., I'l-mllt-ton, tiri'uon. t'. K HOOHKVKIT. N. If. TKN.NKItY. I'. II. Itl'MIMHVtl. About Tho- e ronevrl. , l)sri i.il A KIiip, I'rfcp-. Tho rendletmi band, which li a homo Muln ! I Nntr I'miuiMr Institution and should lsincouraged, lius j I'KNDl.BTON, oitnuo.v, Isjoii iiiving twmvttn regularly every i iwiwllnc APy ami njirtiuiiium liooin in ThutMlav uvenli.g In the band stand, and : conntctlon. Ju4 the iUt ttpi r.tl iii Imiir l'ims ones a I ml Hits imiHicai outer tainment was lo I paid for by Mibferi- lions among tovvr.t. eoplo, iiiiio a num-1 uni i Ill t'l rt llni;yi,ur muk Itiiiml triinrtlirnlnir yourrrnlile. a conuni iiiviihuoii iu ioi Uumbrloiu lietrto. iicum. n,....i.... H..IU.I. .. I ..tl, ,. I Her Ol WHICH ll.lC ll ll uiuu ruiuwu. w if.. Tu r iC , ' '"' since duo. and past due. Their Westo tiian, is in ruc' I pavn.ent Is necessary to enable tho band J lu o v . 2Z$ , oH- oM.mcs Ihnnigh 11. . sun. j " mer. isow. .nr. i erKins aiiiiouiitc nun R. T. CO Go and see 1 heir ii ness. Wheat remain at mty cents, seems now to xs holding its own. .(iittthnr dm Morj, KastOiikuhn! n siiliM-ihiers haw lsi-ii vielng with ouo uiioibtT in furnWilng cow stories for puMicali m. soiic saving ill tint l i that tho IVmileton cw woiibl cllmlt thing for ,itees in their ard. and others that slio fserivs prts.-, would unlatch any gam nnu want in Hiollv. wliho-it uu Invitation: but this viip;iin of I'ondlvt wi 'ajerhasa slor) which knocks the sir fvnt K-en,s r tu. t 1 ilmmnn. A ho. inn enteral tho basomcnt ff the til i of this offleo last night, through an open I'iiiiM.-nou.dv through tho door at the southwest corner, posed into 'paitilavnrti-. TI.JT..I ,tm irA4.rrwini and examined its con- MhKAiiTOitEtioNivnfiir., tents, and front thero entered, the coin- tiofling room, where sho was discovereU. but not until she had eaten a stick-full ol rr If .ill llmn '.li.llmilinllt U oIivit! Olloiin" llm 1 uu,i , forlhcoming by Octol.er 1st, tho liandj will contlnuo Ihe concerts until cold wfiather prevents, without further chaiigo. , ll tliev nio not sennit, a nigui or mu morn will end tho out-door com erls, and I its iliscontinuanco will 1st greatly ilo- pl.jn-tl by lVnilleton iooplo of overy ago, kox or conilitloii. It every one pay 1 their share jnuuedUtply, and the concerts will bo given gratis thoreafttir until th valves uro frozen in the instruments, and Ihe nioiith-piecn Is glued by frost to tho liim of tho erfonner. NEAGLE BEOS.; blacksmiths: R. iK'WSiyl e P 1 1 o U tz The Russian' Portraits in Crayon. Frames, Copying Etc. R- T. R. Co. s Wagoumakers, I'oruir MhIo nml U'uicr H"., Pondloton. - - Orogon All kuidj of lllttckkinilhlnfitlone h- tbr bent anil prompt mnuntr. Wimoitk, lluvx.ti and buck iimile tooplvr. ltepulrlnu a Specialty, fMrtlculm attention U horao nhnviiic Photographers. Pendleton, Orogon. Successors to J. A. Brls. hi (Jeorgo Hays' barber shop is undorgo- DUTCH HENPY, I to V . T Ult'NUX Ollice, 'Wje4rrum i ti t ' !qb . i ,uc" on ins torn - rucEei oi nouae- ng a thorough repair ami rearrangement, rp,! rn,1in 1 Tnvl tyte, pied a caso, una cotiijioeea inis ur-1 tWe which was found lying on the table the sec after her cowtiip was driven out. 1 evening its owner intendin to mako it and inviting idace for tho winter, Damon Lodge, K. of P., has workd in second degree at its meeting uiu DUTCH HENRY, The Transfer Man, WEBB HTHEET I'KNOLKTOM Established 1857. j. c. oA-isoisr, Mnuf-lurer of anil Do.iler In ttali. Diiortt, ItllntU, Wlntluu A. I'lutt' filiix nml iinuritl ItulltlliiK fiuppllci. Ktlmatua and l'rlcn on npplleallon. Country ot4nt u arxrclully. Kfcctory and Hltroom,-Wlller' Mill, ItlllTIiANtl . . OHK.OON. jydiv lm W.D.Hansford&Ga. Iiriilcm li, Hardware and. Tinware PUMPS AND PIPE. PLUMBING Promptly Done. MAIN HTltKKT, I'KNDI.KTON. A hsrcoftbu public pKtrouu In willelUd iucbl-liw