lV, SOVKMUKK ii:, iooa.
otfr,DUn llr.nch 0lcr.
t Hie KAST ORKOONIA-4
i.hfu lo .'orlUml, ami make
Amt. The nfllco in in the Al
i on Third Mrcet, botjveon
:J:"f. kits, i,f dm Hamt
11 liilllcM, and other tire-
,.i..tftti irriuiiu ....,. ..... ....
llllins';"- - mmn, .! hn nt
welcome to use.
Sunday by nn Kast Ohkooniax retire
Kcntntlvy. It was found u-ii ...'.-
wuy, every Indication lointli)g ton speedy !
completion, hvory partition in of brick'
Huu inu cousiructton Is comiiosed of nu
merous rooms, making tho interior a vol-1
itablo nut-work of brick walls. Judging
from the looks of tho structure, Umatilla ,
county will havo it court houso ns long uh Aii.miv.
It exists as a county, as nothing short of Alt"
SoSlrtt,,.''''1 cfc' "" "-iiiafS!
m imcuuaii, worn HCOOItca lva scorn nf Helix,
I'mtiimts.
Clcvclnucl
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onj.i"--.-" . ...1 t ii. .ii.ii..
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C .ml Johnson hirneu. nuuuuj
It ft- nl. unu i.'"' . .
i Mid-week prayer-meeting,
p-vii o. in. (,'onllnf welcome to
vlca wiiiiouier
l- .i,.. nntronne
CI'. 77"' ,V rr lia.lnr
mvoii to thrco.iu ii gamo of four innings, ' i'r' '
hi one of which tho Itcpubs scored six Moanm,;.".:::." 'h.
TV . 'uuio-jruiH aru 1101 HllUflaUl - reiiuiPHin
with the reHiilt, and lwlievo thv can win ! priV.,',wi1.1,cU,M
a ba i next Sunday juHt oh strongly ' iiSffASkvzirzr:::""::.::::
tuny believe they van win in Hides four ! ""'on
yenrohoneo. So another game mav be I vi1.1.,!!!!.
exnectcd. .nii)ciu
SKKV1TIK.
.iriilval ball Wednesday
t .
...ll.ti trim down rcwurujty
. I. f 1 . .
iiviiih lion lo-uav lor
111
.11 t.niim tit tlin fcVnnrli
I Ml Bit IIWMirr ... ...w - -
j.W.Hwnllela, propneior.
hiring freah milk cowh for
t i t f'rtitrt. nmiiriftlnr of
- ft
.i i. .u tlm I'lili-ititii llulit
bicycle exinumoii which
tbeOiiera Houno.
i 111 mnflnrH in lita luwl
!!"" . .
b(m. Ufa early recovery IK
'I
jire not ubliited to nay nuy
...tl It. A MIU lU l.fllf.itlllt.
definitely eettlod.
. si
Turner, ot me law nrm oi
riuuiniiiiiiiiui iiubwi tiun
i n,...!-.. It.n.l f... W.1I.
famlsti nitiBic lor ma Kooer-
...I. Illl Urnilnn.lAti hub
iii tfttrncon by u wind una
... .1 T . .
, tbicti are rauicr 100 iroqunni
I. .. . a. : . . : . 1. 1
,im nm i i . . i . . i . uiin
on Wetlncmlay ereninx noit
bllM.
i . t
uutru iioutw iaa wcur
iiuki, and dorainoeH, for tha
btu WedncMlay evrnmjf.
naker. channd with the
John CorliM at the Walla
liaa boen diacharsed.
! .. . l.tl I . I 4
Campbell returned from
. i .. in
Mnmii mitdnniM tut a ilMn.
and expet-bt to remain
il, an elderly cititen of
. mi knocked down anil
. it . ii . .fi.. i .. a
a aiarin oi nro. ureamnz
rW the kuee.
ttnee Sitturdav nhtht at
if it r
1 1 in wax a MicceiM in every
n ii ntiirA MtvifMiirmviffivt' fit
uie "K'Ht oi the rcuMon."
0ctte: Mr. Homer llallock,
Uie rortUud olllco of tho
.ki.k i frn
Mile ot liw mother,
Hi!lA", who ia Htill quite
mutton Rheop, rocontly. to
MLWand Mr. WilliuuiHon
iul lot with Homo others
exiectcI.
Walla Wallu StatcBman: Sheen men
arc Jubilant nt tho rise in tho ttri.-u of
Hineo tho election. Wo havu not
aricuit ol fine ltottno river
received today by lAindrv
l,l,.l. II... in . 'ii ...i.i-
I -...HI iiiojr W mju YII0IU-
II l ItMMJ I.. nt.Ift II. a II..... .
. f - . aw ...w ... i-r.
woo
heard the exact returns, but it muat lie
Komewhoro about 75 cents ior pound and
will keep on raising, now that tho Mills
bill is a goner, until it is worth iU weight
in gold. Meantime tho poor farmer will
pay the price of all wool and a yard wide
and wear his shabby clothing.
The three attractive business rooms in
the front of Uagen'a hotel will be occu
pied as follows: On the corner will be
tho hotel office, tho room in th center
will be used for n wholniuln ltnunr Imal.
new by Mr. (Jagen, and the remaining
room will to occluded bv tommrtal trlnr
.- .. . . I
uu uttui rooms, presiuca over by J. r.
Kobinson. All three are excellently do-
uguuu i or uie purpose intenued.
Tho Chicagos and tho great "All Amer
ica." nine, who are now in California on
their war to introduce baseball in Aim.
trnlia, are being hoiwlcitsly "done up"
by the league clubs of California, which
seems rather .nicer, ho wonder the
Mormons were so badly ticstcd by the
baseball boys of tho Golden State.
Mr. and Mrs. Josonh Murnhv will
leave for Illinois on to-morrow nltrhts
train on u visit to the "old folks," whom
they have not seen for many years. The
Kast Okkuomam bids thorn bon voyago,
and hopes that nil their anticipations or
a happy visit may be realised.
The supply of water now furnished by
the Pcndluton water works system is o'f
the tlnest quality, pure and cold. Tho
waterworks are proving a greut conven
ience to the citizens, It not a paying In
vestment to tho town.
The amount of improvements which
ore iiuietly In progress in the suburbs of
l'endleton are astonishing, and the town
seems to stretch out and grow as if by
magic, l'undloton will era long be a city
worthy of the name, t
It is quite probable that the contest
case, appealed from Umatilla county,
will be decided. to-duy, as Monday is the
usual day for the rendering of decisions
by the Supreme court.
Two carloads of black Umatilla sand,
the great stand-by ot l'endleton builders,
arrived here Saturday to be used in the
construction of the court house and l'en
dleton hotel,
Thlrty-tlve yards of carpet !t on the
road between here and I'ilot ltock on Fri
day last. A reward is offered for its re
turn, in an advertisement under "New
To-day."
Kverv lady masker and si-M-tator at-1
tending tho prize carnival will weivti a
bottle of Itoliertine, and a beautiful nlio-
tograhiu album free of charge.
Jerry Itrosstnan. an old stockman from
the head waters of Hotter Crrok, und an
"old pioneer," was In town Saturday,
purchasing supplies.
It. L. Fraker is in tonu from North
Yukima on a brief visit to relatives In
l'endleton, whom hn has not seen for
fifteen years.
Vinson..
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Klretors.
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BROWNSVILLE WOOLEN MILLS.
Special Sale of Fall and Winter Clothing.
I.t Nr.. nuuil I'mmlNtN or- ManN t.irl 1 1 ray J-woediill,Wek ,
23
2
1M
1711
12
2SI1
III
Hi
2S
30
111
nu
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44
271
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.MOM'S l.lsht llrjv Ttrmwl Hull.
JJen't H rip.- Wtiml d Hulls, Much
I Min n Mtrlpo Cltiivlnt Hull, Kai'k
I f!0"!'' H-'icli lu-i-k HllllH, -hcV
jiuii iiruwii i-ihiii hiiiih, HiicK
.Men Mottlwl Cliovlot Hulls, H.iek ..
J:01..'.'. ao, 'niiit or -Men's Itmkrri I'lnld suits, .nrl
.Men liiii.l.'ohii.'iU lurk Hiillti. Ha.'k
.Men's l.lKht Moitlt-tl ltnkrt Culi,Hick S
.Men's Urby and IUhpU .Mu tiod Hulls, sck
.Men' lllaek mid Whltp .Mottled Hulls, stick I. ..)
1040 Connlnt nrMcn's 1
Tha Mn Vf lui Attmptit to Wrrrh !.
tig-vr Train Nr Mwiham lo the
l.'InlchMorthr Uw-0 Attn Knrgssr,
i It will Ins roinembercd that some time
ago there was an attempt made to wreck
tho cast-bound passenger, between Mca
cham and Kamcla. Dynamite or giant
tiowdcr WiiH placed on the track at tiridgo
So. 109, a piece of trestle-work sixty feet
high and ono hundred feet long.
Had tho Intentions of the despicable
villains who did the job been carried into
effect, and the dark means of destruction
been suflir.'ent, tho train from the engine
to the sleeper would have been thrown
from tho top of thutreNtleto the gorge be
neath, demolished into smithereens, and
hardly a single human soul on board
would have been left alive to tell the tale.
But by tho interposition of a kind l'rov
Idence the ovil designs of the demoniacal
train wreckers wore thwarted. Hither
tho charge was not sulllcient or had not
been properly placed. Tho force of tho
explosion merely stunned and frightened
tho engineer anu iireraan, mew out tue
lights in the cab, and tore out a small
Ploco of rail, not enough to ditch the
train.
The ruport of this crime was regarded
for some time as a canard, but it seems
there were omo who had a different
opinion. Krur since the attempt the 0.
It. &. N. Co.'s detectives havo ticcii ron
ducting operations, silently and secretly,
Suspicion jwlnted to a man living in
the mountains, near the scene of the
attempted wreck, named Joseph Mer
rick. No direct nroof could be brought to
bear, however, and stealthy watching
was all that could be done uv ineomcers.
Hut Merrick probably began to "smell a
rat," and concluded that the country was
not a cry healthy one for him, So he
made preparations to leave it.
He came to l'endleton the day after
election. In order to Uave he had to
have funds, and these he was determined
to raise by hook or crook. He went
about it in the most approved plan, forg
ing a prominent man's name to checks
on a bank at this place, and coolly nego
tiating tho worthless paper with rivate
individuals who inspected nothing.
lie now had tho money and was ready
to make tracks for the extreme else
where, but was overtaken by an aveng
ing fate. Ho started Kant, but was shad
owed ax fr as a Grande, and was there
Otrit MOKlF.t) .MK.N.
N. ao0 Connlnts r-Min' l'liuey I'lnk-Cheok Hillln, enok
' 1'lnlu Clit-vlol hulls, mii-k ., 1
m Nt-nt I'lnld Hulls, sack f
'k Moittcd Kiilioy .Mix Hulls
i r Mun's Jlrown .Mfllon Hull, wtek .'.
. nu'k 1
s, Mok ,.,, , f
sulls, suck -. ,., m,t
Mat nfTaxpayert AVho la.v Taiei on N3U00
anil ttiwarits.
AIIAMM.
Adams John -'". Vt,'
Ulakolev Wm I), UK)
Craft A Gallaher l'.'.OOO
Krebs II C o,100
Reese & Hodman U.R40
RlgbyaW 5.576
TIIIIOWN otir OI' A 111,'llllV.
Mr. l'Ntloii,u lllarksoiltliof Kclm, Ksperl-
rni'M Hrrluu Injuries.
I.uHt Sittuiduv ut Kcho. Mr. N. l'atlon,
tho blacksmith at that place, was badly
injured by lcitig pitched headlong from
a buggy, urawn ny runaway learn.
lie had started in tho vehiclo to his farm
arrested on suspicion, no direct ehargo
having been preferred against him, lie
would probably liave l?en turned loose
Anally had not Deputy II. 8. Marshal W.
J. Furnish appeared on tho scene with a
United States warrant and arrested him
on tho charge of obstructing tho malls.
This elficlitnt ofllcer brought the prisoner
to IVudleton that livening and placed him
securely in durance vile.
Merrick was not tho only one Impli
cated, however. Ho was supposed to
have hod an accomplice in the crime
named Kd Hhick, and this man Furnish
waH determined to capturo. So back ho
started to Kamcla and there secured and
handcuffed his man, bringing him also to
I'nndleton.
Jioth were now traped. .Merrick was
kept in jail, and, to prevent the two
worthies from comparing notes, Hlack
was guarded on tho outside by olliccrs.
Merrick had an examination boforo Com-
n.U oner Tustin on mo nwrge oi oo'
In tha country, in company with another
l'cnili-iiiuii. who uftur uolm: n certain (lis-
rrarn.it i i..i.i.. . tanco cone uiled to cot out. .nr. rmioii ui,,,i.i the rn test Htuies man, was
' """" "hU,mmnltopiKHl the team, and just us his com- to answer before Jnd-o Deadv. and
mi. .. i iLioinn hii'iiinhi nui. uii r.t'iiii puhhju- i ..,mi fiiirnii iwiou- lO'iiiuiu ui trviiuii
MMVUI lll.lll mn I l.n..iuiriliinioil SllllU-iltl u I II I I I llllll I-I ft I l.-l l.-,ir.,lul A flnr 110 IS IIISIH1MCII
.. . ':.".'.'" " i catei . iniiivei n. unit soix ng tno win i ' ihls clmtvu. icr ncvusaiionn m
hit tho horses u I mnrn moment w lio preierret against
u...nr ..lit r.1. ll.Ir lul.'ld Mr I'.llllll I.I.. .1 .,n ..lo.l llllllll 1 1 Ili C It W i 1 1 I ltl 1
I . I rii ui .. .... IIIII! lllll'l I livii-iv. ...
ulwyit t- trl I . i f I I ... l. I V. " '! , J,
.'.was ijkuu uv sunn io. unu ut-ioru nu iiu iivuininaiion soon
!..! 1 -.1
i- .i.- caicii. iuiiiim-ii
iuZ 'VmnuHiim wer w,j, drunken bravado,
r.iu. ... ii I . i . . I
--- v uu unu rinaii, or irv
"teti-.iiis, '
-. ... .jiimuiij,, iiiiii i-
w ine a iikasii touch uour
I'tllorr.nv v.... i.i
III I . 'UO ,
' ill l.OIMllllll' llw u lsililnif In
111 til, ..I. J....P....1
- I'lllllllll UII 1I111C.'I1
? Uor -..J. U. In bin.L'io.s and
I liri.ll ll i '
-v.i inn I'piwu
Journal Hii lrnion savs.
"nj uand Jno tlrahli, ono
, " w aim the other a noor
mi i . . .
--.-..nu, u ni iiiroui:u our
nuts, Mjsuthoy did?
"4 I Of IK
"ne(i,.Wii t i.'i'ther,
' lUmilior
2)W in mn.
Ar l..l. .
. -"nisiimii
.wean rot e.wv next summer
s"-....i Hi. ,v will ki plenty
Whitehead R II 6,170
Woodward M 7,UtW
AtTA,
Itradburn Jno 7,3115
-C'app Jno 10,440
Jones .Madison 11,095
Ross Wm K ".3,610
Smith J K 0,815
Sturtivant A J 11.81X)
Sylvester Jno 6,450
Waugh A 0,815
ccKTKRViu.K.
Amon W R $ tl.Ot'-O
HarrettCA. 5.030
Kly V. 7,015
Kirk T J 18,050
l'tirdy J Mason 5,015
WolkerJ M si t 8,305
wiuativ wm o.iwi
i:ottonwooi).
Davis Jno A 0,200
McCool Jas 0,300
Iccgardon n A 5,074
' kciio.
Koontu J II (30.3S0
Rogers Cass 5,300
Taylor Jas M.6C0
1 how peon u r ti,3io
rosTKk.
Dabb W II 110.000
Nye T C 0,185
Sullivan A J 5,710
mux.
Simpson H II 6,110
MILTON.
Fraxler W S $ 7,tW0
Hollis A McQueen 5.870
Nichols Wm 0.505
Williamson Mrs J 8 0,176
NORTH rKKntKTOlS.
Alexander R 110,000
Bailey D W IIMNIIIMHHIM 0.176
Chalk A Cavinees 0,076
Diamond J , 5,000
Dusenber' I & Co 9,000
Dusenbery L 5,000
Falling Jesse 7,700
Falsktit Cohen 6,000
Hartman G A 5.500
Johnson H F & Co 5,009
U Dow MatUe 13,4.00
McLcodJ S Kf.'JIO
WF Matlock 7,140
Murphy Jos D 8.035
l'endleton Hour Mill Co 5,000
Pendleton Building Association 13,000
Reese Jones A Co 17.K00
Rourke T F 5.310
Sommcrvlllo K J ttfi'M
Stuivis 8 I' J'.'.MO
Taylor Junt-s V Co 'J.1,000
TemploJ t 14,111.)
Western Union Telegraph Co 5,41'0
Morso 8 I, tl,f)'.'5
rmettJ .m .ri,:wo
SOUTH 1'KKHI.KTOM.
Ilium U'limnn M3,(i00
HyorHWSACo 48,300
Dcspaln J Kstato , :I4,5'.'0
Frur.or Jacob , "-',h75
Li vermorn Kllen 1 1 ,50,)
Martin W M tl.'.tkJ
MllarkeyT S.'JOO
Murphy Jno It 6,315
O It 1 .S' (j ,71U,000
OA WT K It 13t,tWJ
Itothchlld A Ilcan '.'1,600
Stover Henry 5,165
l.nt N",
Men's
Men
Men
Lot Sin. .1031) ConMlNt .ir-.M.;iV ltrown Mlton Hull, fnek
.imirs muni iihvioi fsuup,
.Men's llnk.'t I 'I k Hulls
.Men's llrlKht I'ln-fheck Hull
l,ot So. 3040 OnnnlMtn nr-Mrn'x lurk ('heck Holld Hull, suck.,
.iirii.s nnriifii'ni v ucrK r.Mrn nun, suck. .......
Men's ltrown Tweed I'liiin Hint, srn-k
.Mon'fi llnlr-I.lne Tweed Hult, enck
.Men's l.tcliMiray Clirvlnt Hulls, ,ark
Irfit Nu. :03O C'nnwlHtJi T-
Men's Wine Mixed Hulls, t nok (this llnr la extra lienvy welxhl)
I of Nit. 306(1 t:nslstR or-MenV tllne and Ited Plsld Suits, tuck
Men's lllnok nnd Hrown Htrlpol'hevlotKulH, suek - -
Lt Km. X7 Cuftalntn r-.Meu's llmwn unci Wliltn Mixed Hulls, sack
.lien s niurKHon w line .Mixeq nuns, MtrK - y
Men's llxskct Cheviot Light Ilrown Hulls, sacks j
Lot Nit. 3 OHO CuMNlatu ar- I
IS iMtTercut I'ntteriu lu Pn.-K KlRiirrd t'sstdmem hiiIIa, Mick. -.. f
tt Mm. MN !aaatM mt- .Men's HeatliiT Mixed Miltt, Hni-k
Men's Hllk Mixed HI ripe Hull, ssek
D" " . v 1 urcn. nuiv, 1 rt I ......I.. - ,
Men's Blue Melton Hull, frock
Men's Ked mul White Mixed Hull, froi'k ;
w Lt Mm. Ml Conslt Is of-
Men'iHtlk Mixed Hulls, sack , ,4 ...
Men's Hllk MIxrdt'tierkHulls.snoa "'
. UtKs, 1110 Consists of
Men's Nstursl (Irsr tno ilis)
....:::::)
)
- )
4
at $8.(K)
nl, H).(K)
tit 10.50
nt 11.00
lit 11.00
at
ut
at
at
1'2.00
iy.00
mm
nt 11.00
hits einiall
Clisrlot Hcnteh Hulls,
Corkscrew Worsted
Hulls, ssnk...
Men's lllscU and
1'lald Hulls, ssck
Men's Ilrown Clisrli
frock
Men's IlUck
Hulls, sock
l.t Me. BIIIO Consists of
Men's Irk CtievlotHulls, ssek
Men's fancy Cheviot nulls, ssck
ilonble.bressteil - ...
L.t SI a. aiaa r.mslslmif
Men's llmwn and lllaek Htrlo
Hulls, ssck
Men's lllsek nnd Uray Htrlpe
Hults. sack - -..
lien's lllsek Corkscrew Culnwiiy,
frrck
I at Wa. HI 40 Consl.ls f
Mui'Hirlpcf1.'lievlnt,itoullitirciil)
Men's Dark Cheviot, frock Vat ltl.lUr
Men's D.trk llarl.lne, frocS.....J
at IS.00
at m.an
at 10.00
Lot Na. UI Constats of
Men's Heavy Casilmere I'ants...
Lot Ns. 31S Consists of -
Men's Heavy Online re I'ants, us
sorted - - j
Lot !in. nsnn consists of
IWi.vsMjMulmere Hnlts, sires 13 tot
IT years - - f
iMt Na. 3 ISO Consists of-
Men's Heavy UveirosU. sires Bt I
toll - - -.-
l.ol No. .1340 (-.insists uf-
I'hlldrxii'a Kuee-I'ant HultssrwU)
lerns ut J
Vtl No. :i20ll fonsl.Mof-
,a U.1A-
at 4.0ft-
at f.W
at a.sa
Bt 4. SO
.t
..... I
M:n's Heaver Uvereoals, sites
10 11 .....
Prepaid Charges to Pendleton, 50 Cents Extra,
Full Uue.a of our Superior Itlunkuts constantly on hand. Fond for price list.
Order by Lot Number.
Brownsville Woolen Mills,
Retail 8ore, No. 140 First Slrc.'t
Portland, Oregow.
BAZAAR! BAZAAR !
New Goods for the Fall Trade
ya' iRfKcss
ATlIWEIl I'JtlCKH THAN KVKR.
Wgna, VlooipdBt
Plotur Frames.
Clrla' Trioyotoi,
A Complete Line of Artists Materials
K.ir Oil aad Lustre mating and I ipr I low.tr MsUrlal.
The Kiaett Line of stationery ever shown In the city, and at tawer PrietM.
Af,.s0 A FULL LINE OF MAHKKTH.
Bargains on the 6, 10 and 25 Cent Counter.
CARPETS
(Swiulwr KhIiiIh..
Thompflou ftV Muiuhart
watson ii Linus
HI-Ifo7. puliation that these luiniorniit'i A
.....I ........ .. .. s...i.l .f.illMt mIIU-hii 1....... k.'.i.il tltlt I'llHt'limM itf .
a-ftllml s.tlf Ikt5 ftifihlii llllltlsi llllll L'tlM 1111 I Al... liL'rt uf lllfllll i.rlmln.ilri tliniut!h- ( ainpUdl itnw
",180
41,615
rj.51'0
5,105
VINSON.
Wall Paper, Lace Curtains, Window lhades,
Oil Cloths, Linoleums, etc.
The "WHITE" Sewing Machine,
THK BEST IR TUB WORLD.
Failing's Carpet Store,
Mala Htreet, near Ihe bridge., Fengleton, Ortfoa.
luirl Imii-liii- I'n! Inn tint Hole occuiunt. , ..,.i hrivul land. but. II IhuV liro lnuilil
Tho railroad track wus reached llnnlly. I (0 guilty of the sin ions crimes charged
Flinch J I'
near ii switch, uml In bumping over the
rails, l'atton was thrown out, striking
with all tho fortu of his 'Mi Kiunds
uvoirdiiois. Ills jaw and right arm
wen broken by tho fall, und his tongue
nearly Mivuivd nenr the roots by his
tci-th. which closed together when he
struck tho rails. It was u bad i-haklng-up,
tho Hon and and hls injurio.. weio iiiilosloiw. Dr.
aL-uliixt them, will suu.ir i m-riuiu u s
tlwinient front-tin' aengtng hands ..i Justice.
7,0110
10,605
17,1150
1 Vincent went dhwn
utimlay nighvV
('oorgti Sam 1..
.n Antone...,, 10,076
WKSIO.S.
KilgoroJ 1' ......,..,. .....,i, ..11..... f5,3.j0
.Mo.'iorris uiius H.illl)
. , ... ... . MoMorris it Co 5,240
Ormi.l liislriiiii-nt iliMn.MHUHM-t. Salillg 1 li I .,.. 14,180
In tho near fiimru. Mr. and Mis. Saliug .t Co 1(1,176
V. D. Fletcher and tlteir pupils, avistcd stcoii Win li!t(V0
bv tho Second Cmalrv Maud of l-ott Young J N 5,716
Walla walia.wni ? u y" """' Aiianis II (.... .076
to bo built bv !".n, ,u "7 . 1"""'. ? i Mr. Flctclier-s lenn. (our years, with 0ldi ir ........ si0.400
. .1,..! K-tn a n.;. ms ' uwii ""-'r -,, i. iLv..,,,!!,,!,!,,,,! is i rawiug toaoIosB.il, 1U, w, ... .wia-.
. " 1 ..r..;, " naseoniier. lie reiKjrts .Mr. nuton ooing . '"V, .T'"," ...U.,.- .ho imlo. do-,
i-i tuimuiUHOII. . ,ii - ..,,1.1 ii. iaiiiiililv Im oxixictcil. " ,u 1 """i"'"" - i . iimms,
onouL'h to s.m- asuellnsi-ouldieasimahl) Ik. oxpeu.... roversos, tho progroes 'ho j K.-ales J T A Son 0.4.KI
'n'd watur.and I'oii-1 " boys havo inado i min-iihsIiikkt.
Hoiph will i.e "erf. Mr,,. Kiptohor's clasH has nover yey up. Alam() y j. i 0,000
Tho Hun. J. N. Dolnh. t'liited Males IH.and before tho public Many win in Ankonoy Ixjw 7.400
, cimiinr from Dniron. will ho in IViidlo- uiimhUmI to see the tirollcicncy the young iieartl T K. 7.(150
trvnlLdit. iinsnaralon' tntaklng part In iss,,,i havo attained. Flint t'has 1, 7.540
fts.il- .. " ,vnii.i ----- " -v.' --, ,. . ... - ..Ifi...l. .. ... Ivo " i ii. i n rfi.ii
"'UW Dllllllll tllH liftlcr I 1110 glllllU liepUUIIL-ail iwimikii i , , I a.ll.J l.nm u.-iw
to to tho "vh on I. .! I held to-morrow Ihl. Ho will arrive on Heed C. II 10 UV.
Ma IVsIIj u'sb ii. . , Hui ca botim train, and will Ixv .. . ' ..,.V.....i...i.I . ! Stino Ircd 0,780
Vfslt.
Whale
. i . r
tM ...l..l.. i
"m. Wonas, Wash
and uhiJio nil Wash-
.lft..i.l iiiiSln ii r-sutiiji vtl..i. Tlio lVnilloton
IIIIIVU lll.lll" .-'- ---
t.riiKD hand and Droininent lVndleton
i i. it ...in i... j.,..
. lil'pilllliuilie lli
ill full forcoto
.a l. . . 1 ...'.met
vim 0011111 r in .Ni uior. ujiii itwm
l..a Iw.lul 'Pllil Koimlilicans will hav
Hill IIVIl It - ----
,no to I leys 1'ortlandi Ii II Clarke, A Hruon. J ,
dm to ' lK Morris, San Franciso; h. C l'hilbrick, ,
lavea Montana; J harden, N Iterkeley, Jr,,
5.000
13,7.'5
Villuiii IIoi sr-Kinxiiicner.i . n mkv, , U'i.p,.w .i,.m.t.
Harry Harris, Frank 5!pKiw.V ; ll.,0 MtFlum.ifo
ltobrllna I'rlin .Ms-ursule Hull Wednesday.
City; J Truesdalo and Uaugnier. ii Over 100 worth of priros.ItoU rtlno and
y1. . i. .1 . ii..iiA tir..u.i . i .... i . .. t .....it.. i
neauiiiui
i s.l7.:.7.".' "" riii' on ,,., I..,..,,.. Mrfectr uht to eele- Jl irnwi us ', "Sir. moon gui uances. icycie tixiii muni e-
Tuon prt'lerrul ny a rrrj: V iminJ and sui-ciWul rat -. WMom, Weston ;u J. rraxer, aww traorUlnarj. ana the Walla waiu siring
Kr fourteen vn of aw ,,, ..A lOUSlngumi ,f.u''" ,, vi.m, I l,anl are, a fow of the atlrai-tions afforded
"aUllllUt .III ...w I...I. I I SHI ISI uv ft - . .1 .. I 4 ft I..-.I wlfA I nl il.a ..rl.. .nsslr l.all ut Ilia (liu.ru
UiIj c..i "' ., "" oa to the tvartv. and as Uepuu icans 011 jjowmak iiocst j .t !. '.'."".
-US, NlllkftUvilliitttll .1 ci... i13 w lla I'-Jft ... 1 . . I.. . . vlA-t. . XI II fV- T. Mm llf.nsjft . (VAlllmAAt ilinllnA..ftl milts Itnfi
r.V""Ki' was tiiea acatnst i-."'ir " " .i..- i'n,iiPH ,-in..i,,., ti, Potts; (1 ( Maiienuer. Jno maiuai tno vinaru iiouse .o-.iay.
deZlTi pot allow themselve, to ta Wgar, Mo V9, JSt0 Tbetotal vote of Wiuco county was
I eurnaaeea anu not a msium-m iucii, "v.; -,-- 2.729.
UCnutv aliortsrihs. ftJIn
Wl d has not since been
I
Burnaaced and not a Democrat
I throw a atone in their path.
FOB
LUMBER,
Sash, Doors, and Building Material,
A.t .Bottom Prices,
CALL ON
HALL & BURNS. DE, HALL & BURNSIDE,
DEPOT LUMBEll YAJtJ).
Qio. W. 8iix, 0. II. Woodabd, fUiioxt, Hxirsuo, FmbK.JLwkb.
Snell, Heitshu & Woodard,
Baccessors to Uodge, Davis A Co., and Heitshu, Woodard A Co.,
IMPORTING WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
NOH.OJAOI Flt'lNl'sTHI 'Fi IMItTI AND, ORKOON.
ORRESPONDENCr ROLCITEr
mwt ijrr
Estes & Gliiids, Headstones, Monuments
R. F. 8EALE,
Marble and Stone
Contractor.
Proprietors o Ihe
CITY LI rHJt I' FKKl) V SALK
STAllLi:.
Baled Hay and Grain. j
Mplruftlil Klaa, eilusjln or lloutilr. Mini
Haddln Horsrs Hlwaya on liaua.
Horaraboardrd by IheUay, 1
Wrrk r Moalli. '
All Klnils ol KetKl For Hale, lu Hiusll or
Mrf IioU.
OBASQSS U.AS0NABLSI
For ilrslxn sixl nrlrck routull JenM.- I'uil.
Inc. Main etreot. renrtleviin. K'tlnistoa
ytvtn on stone work. fs,