Woston leader: While. t in.,.ii
or
manu-
rbnt wholly nbIo'i fl, thoinl ft
llltUtl 111 1111.1,1 ill,.... IT....I- . .nut W:
iiiuo -. vi-"" uui uncio ca 11 11 aril
, jooo. , wilM SIIOWMir US Iirnilnil .it l. H... 1
lli.tiil.wl .... ..... "--,
"in uroni) tu in. ii in
"gaf.VuM. factory, and found them busily encaec
i Ri. . . . .
I t.U.U.1,,1 ....
- J'r. vii i. ii urnnimir n .. .
7. i.m. wanted to seo ua Btnnkn u nt, f Li. .......
.,i.ri)lllSn lirii " ... , , -. ' iin'inu
. rtlleril III! -Kllil ftr i'ii..i,.j . - - wm r n it
n cm i r; i,,,i.,,i. , ii i,, ii, t..... .i. .i i W . " " """
.jffwuv.. - . , . - - - .., Iu luiim.
Y,..iiii HMfK. rue ui mu dmi
i.i...ifiii i.i,i,'. ,.- - - .
m.u iii'riiinniimai ii i or
nd mere
ivflltE0ATIONAIi UllUllUll
i ., nf tim k. o. liiinauiit
f fib "" .J"""7. T.m". V,, km , J-
...in. Midweek prHyer-inuetliiir,
I '.mi liil iviilrmtlii In
.... p ........... "
1 tlilhusf lnHCllllinv-lvu itiiiiuum-i
UKO ';KI I HSllir
i e'
r limine" ."I'll.
.. .1 .1 ulll lift lull. I fill
l.Ait. f xtirml the miiHt money
7.7 nihrtco iu in im or tneimiiy nnu
candidate.
tup onsi
1). KltKNOH,
.....nnrn mVM'lt HS II
....fitr MiimiIihI nl the mull
UtSH.tf
.mha mvknlf ni annndliluiif fnr
1. i on nnui nwnti
MUilAl.
Mvaul f im u ami lilii I j rr
ittutiittf iltf It ivillilltlnlit
OKUKK.
H. ,1 f u-lll I... ii ...in. II
Ujwmiiiv in... ..... .-
lofflceotcliy reronifrni inn miimu
Jrtlou. . I). HAHIIUOtMK.
COKKKIt.
.H'lllniuit Kiiin-of my fllumli. I
Fioriiiy',ii ' i.'iiniiiiiHiv in win
fatlfc inn it'r in' 1IHIU111II ivi-iii-
WvBUi ri'iiuivinii
V II. UAIUfilli
CUltW.lt.
. . . . I .- . II. ...II..
ufflMotHwn Iti'iiiirilnr nllliii roin.
lonounce iii)'M-lf iin ii oauillilutu
ur rruimiriTor inpimvii nr i-on
iffmulnu lowii rl i-llim.
.1. A. JlAlUil..
(boiD to-night ut Milarkoy'H
uuirv i urn i-jiii ihi iiiiiiiinuti ill
Co.toKottho buby'H photo lo
it Mivuit u-iii maiii minimum
nlllA llAlt UltV.
1.111 alt I . t
.eu Mini iiourH in inn hrancii
j. ii. .i tin nit i ii nmnniiMir w
nhc( tli hcjihoii. K. T. K.
un in i iimii I ii I nnni
i ant; tlx roonm, locution cor
uJOardon (ttmitH. Apply to
llie aniioMiieoinoiitrt hi tho
i... i .ii.
ivm tivuilli
e congregational Unmcli ln
,Vl D IMJIU UlUUb CHI
H8ltrheu.il
i v ihiiii i iuuu nun muiw
t Mini I1IUIU IMWttJI U
rViln.k !. I 1t .11
w vi tuu I'MUUVt VUII VII
pwl cigar.
t lUlllllT 111 XT.ILI'IIT VailUV
.1? t . . ' CJ- rf
. . .1 l ....
-"waiiaiu. una hub wuaon
- vH.a hlu niVI WIIPIllUlll
'MtKaMern On'oii ran do for
. t .
Ji that IVputy I'wtratiBtcr
ounuUIIIV IUKLI1 111.
HmioH tuftij wun Hr i
imt Hvm. 1 tr. t.i.v..
conveyed hero throuRh ;
ThA .U.. I .t 1
U Gramla Hulldlnc undl
in.. i. .i
i " vim M 1611 M4U
"ratOaveniKi. nl I. nil. I.
in mil mi. .. i.
i;rYinK u (-rent benollt to
wOlItll niliiina ivliAvaiil In
lln
great benefit to tbu
Hio tlcklirtli U.
oiiRlnc, to w uwd tcmiKirarilv In tliu up
oration of Huth' cliTtrk' llithtx. m-roin
m u du mi hirwi Diiiim., mw nafoly tucmn-nllsln-d
by !,K-k' Hoitwick mid Hen
HiiRcn, tilthoiili tho htructuni nbook and
quivered like u living tblriK durlni; the
operation. I'liu cnijlncor had rcniRiied
just boforo crosnini, and tbe above ueu
tlcmen were compelled to volunteer.
They "wouldn't do It UKaln for 500."
Wenton Ix-uder: Tim nell-diilllng ma
clilno at work on Wm. Wliltmun'u farm
Ih industriously boiing awnvat the ratoof
about ton foot por day. T)ir flrft twenty
feet uppeared to be the luoet dllHcult to
penetrate, lint ufter that ilfetance wan
reached tlio roiik Iium imiwiinwl in u.nl,m
softer. The Kentlemeu who am imilmi-piI
A OOIl UlKA,
A H,lr,.oPWAl,nc p,n,, hcn
ho itiilv ii ,1'rovl,1Vl,.of nowHpar repro
Hentatiotoa8RoelatoumoiiB the m-oule.
o keep his eyes ami ears on ,, ml rch'
?.l lrwLt nm, ,l'0l,," w'en W
''Z 1 N oxprewwl It beeon.oa
r l l1;' Oir0."a, 1 HO tlmtho who
1(5 ? walk may read and
mlt thorebv. In a well-known resort
tOHl.iv an alike woll-Lnowii philosopher
Im rl'ml'-L 'V ' ,HVI'l'!o tlu,ly, I I I
tlie rema.-k of a him iieMmnini. ..u io.
Mho had nald that what tli.. t...i
I , , vrnii uvgiirii
ACQUITTKIH
BROWNSVILLE WOOLEN MILLS.
Special Sale of Fall and Winter Clothing.
I.tlt t. :i()l)ll I'ii.mIi.Im r fu'i llirk llmv I'u.nn.l It.illa U.lr
oon rendered a ver J!,n; l.lisiii nmyTweii nuu.Hck
.Men'- M rlpo Womt-il Snlm, M:irU
.,,, i "K';trlioriii vlnlNull.!iHl
wasconuiiilloil lust .Miii'ks'iilMi ruw-k mitt, m-ir .
I upon tills Indian, J'i'"'" yu, ihuii, k.icu '. ......'.."....'.....'.'..'.;;
anil after a proltin 1 Me" M"u,f J C1,CN "" ""'i
UnfmriMi ,m riTrll tiiiiorviit if Dili
!rlma-Wlm Murilirril .lrtuir llrlglitT
Krotn the ilr.int Omnly Nrwu.
The happiest Indian over ween in Ore
gon wan lluceutooiliin, tho Huto triod for
the miinlor of Jumex Itrlcht, when tho
jury ia.st hrnlay afternoon rendered aver
Ulutot acquittal.
When the murder
mutinier hiiMpieion fell
aim ne was lirnNtni tun uller a lire
inary trial brought to lull, fioni which ho 1 ':0,x'".
d.-parlcl .Motiinni on the night
mat l.o;'Vu. Ki.l wan killed,, but wan aaiii .Mni'iurhyumt niak lu luil Hiili!.ni.kr.'..,"'.r..
e.iptiued on the Malheur. When tho ' ii'U unit wntie M.uiint huiik, nuck
cant (Mine to tr a S. S. IVnn iil nml J. i.nt v
til &S.00
IOIO rinikt, ..r-MonV llmkrii l'lnli! Hull q.iplt
iMi-Cnlori'il ( liivk Malls, sack
miu .iiiiiiiiM iwni'1 ( hi , mien
J
tit, J(MK)
llh. I., a. . . . .
wiim iuhiiiI.i i. i... i.... . ., ., , : , ,.. - -, " " ""v hih-vmivr nnnii.iiiieii .
....... ,.,V ,.,, ,, ,i U)0.. ,,ou ...in-.,,, ,.i njivnim(i io urionn , f j V"." J. 1 " .;, "i im, .:.
Ilt-imr iiimuii.,iii. nv .. J . 7 . : llm I...I! !.i. n. ..... .. r i ' Ali'll a Ni-nt I'liihl Hulta. -i,l
- ,ti'" TviH.. us, you are I i: it.' , ."' n iuinei auoruev j. i.. A.. r. .,i"r , ii"u..iV: I
quietly obrHirved the uforCwnontione X 'liV ,"ni1 " ' pr"eeuiion. All thcevi- M-ll 1-nm-, .Mix Han J
I lnsotilier. "luil In ..r.l... .. ..i.i .).. . '. .I.m... Il..l ...... 1,1 1., 1 1 :.i l.ill n. .iO.'ttl !.)lisUln nf MpiiN ltmim M1lnii ...nl, ,
- , ..... ... U...V! IU uiiuiin ill) 1 1 v - ....nil iht iiuiuini 1111 culler m. ill.,,. im vl.ii Hiili. .....li
lion wo innul fin .il.i. 1. ..1.1. ' ' , uliln u-.i. ii.i.,.1, ...... 1 1 .. !....! .11011 1111101 iipvioi iiiii, wtck , , ,1
....ii , .. ." eiuiiioy "'"i-.i, iiuu i it imi'iTi- .ni'irn iiiimki'i i-nreK Hitii, niiru ..
nuuit. Ill Ureenn Cilv ll, .,..!.,.. ..'..1... tor i-ifli- wlili-li mn.l.i i..,l,...in.,. .Mph'k Hrlnlit Pin. ri. mi. i.. ..i.
..11.. ...
iiu.y cigniy !Kr ,Vnl of thin
amount leinalns at home, and
lta (hrulatioii creates bu!ncii
DtONIHTitV. l'tilii.. inw.l.... ...Ill I.. ....
j .1 . - " '"fi"S" . , '.. ...11,11 nnu 111 1 I'll-
...d .:invi,ii;u iiru nuiiKuiuu oi FiucoHH, "'h'"1' ,' mium looiing, una a lianer
nhrl . i. l.m... 11.... ...Ill I . .1 mill ill... ..M.I .1 I i . 'I.
. . . iiivf win no. ue tiiHup
Iointcrl.
reudleton'H
best condition
tlnaneeH nro not in tho
Imntrinnlilii. Tim ..mui
lBiprovemontH made within tho past
year or ho, waterworks, lovee, etc.,
whilu oflnimcnwj benetlt, are not without
their disadvantage, a largo debt, which
has fastened Ithelf on tho HhouUlera of thu
taxpayera like the Old Man of tho
Mountalno."
Juiit at tho other end of the bridra tho
iilructuro la conipletetly covered with
mud, povcral feet thick. It ahould bo
onlorod cleaned by the proper authorities.
It wan partly duo to thin cauno that tho
former bridgo foil, tho heavy protmuro of
thu mud having had a tendency to
weaken tho utructiiro.
J. II. Durham Htoiined an K. 0. man
on tho utreot today and remarked: "I
have a Democrat down to niv Iiouho."
Thu Hcribo looked puzxlcd. but when IiIh
liannv informant Haiti that it weiuhed
eleven pounds and wan a bouncer, tlie casion
light began to dawn : but such is our
climate.
Tho Pendleton manufacturing rihopa
are now In lull blaxt, quite u force being
omployod. 0cmtlonM will coiiliiiuo un
til all work now on hand Is completed,
and no more can be obtained. There
will dnuhtlcHH always be plenty of work
to lo at tho foundry as lour as them tiro
men and machines to do it.
IIotiHflinovcM commenced their work
of (Icfpoilntioim this afternoon in thu
back yard of tho old (ioldcn Rule, (ear
ing tip thlnga generally. When it is
removed, Court street will bo eighty
feet wide from .Main ritreot to tho city
brewery. It will mako a groat Improvement.
K. II. Siir.Drton. Helix's merchant. Ih
ill town to-day. Mr. Simpson ban ver)
noarly recovered from tho oIl'eclH of tho
fitroko of paralyBisho miircrcd during tho
Republican county convention held Unt
npiiiig in l'endloton, although twinges of
it Htlll I rouble him occasionally.
Oscar M. Iitimor. a young man who
has been for noma time employed In thu
furnlturo store of K. M. Wheeler, at
rondlcton. leaves to-night for I.lIeiiH-
burg, whciohlx parentn roHldo. Tho lierit
wIhIum of his frlondn go witli him.
The H. OV rorreniiondentH Heeni to
have deserted it. Nothing adds ho much
to tbu spicy imwBlneHH of u country
ournul iih good correspondence, and
oldandnuw ncrilfCH aio earnestly solici
ted to contribute, If only occasionally. J
Weston I.eador: lletirv ltlchanlHon A
Co., havo received comploto and reliable
lujuuys from tholr (ireen Horn .Mountain
lodgeit. Tho "Bultaua" hIkimh a yield in
gold of 4100 per ton, and tho "Sultan"
?SH) in free gold.
A railroad cinnlovo at tho depot save
that a fellow omployo down tho lino got
discharged bfcaut-o of color blindness
lie failed to distinguish tho ditrcrenco be
tween tho company'B monoy and hiaown.
Mm. faiuu. fornomo time matron of tho
Indian nchool on tho reservation, haHro-
Blgnod her noHitipn. Mr. Wilson, black-
uinllli nl I ti,i ninni'i'. lias nlfn lusluned.
There intiht 1h trouble in camp.
Kvory citizen who got down town thin
morning without ono or more Hcrious
fulls liliould thank hU lucky MarH. Italn
on the HidewnlkH had frozen, and they
were just moro than flick.
I). 1. Thompson, rortlaiid's won-
known capitalist, paused thiough town
last night en routa from Walla Walla to
Portland. Mr. Thompson ha pmicrty
ihterestH in Pondloton.
Wcnton Ih also talking of securing an
xtonnlon of 'Ulunt'a ruilroad" to that
laco. Thev aro likely to secure it lfor
'ondleton doeri, jiutging trom appearance
hero.
Collection were aaid to bo reasonably
fair in I'ondieton to-day. Men wlio
lon't pav their bills aro an exception in
Pendleton, thank lTovidenco.
Dr. Stllea had a vaccination picnic this
week. Ho performed thu ocratton on
the puplla of-the Wetton public whool, a
hunua'd or more in number.
TfniiKjn ant rentinL' cheaper in Pendle
ton this fall thau last, there being a much
irieator minplv and Icia demand. It Is
porhapH letter that it is so,
mill which pays its cnitilnvod .nn in the xhiH when tlriiU!mltarin tlm hIuOI
month, lly reason of the nn.M.i i.f fn"l near the. hviio of thu tracedv. 1 M
tiemselves and their families in thu cliv which gun wuh the property of Ituccaroo
.urn, waa nrougiii in. it waHliown bv
the defense that when wu'li an arm be
comes old the chamlicrs holding tho
needle heroine worn, and is liable tn
Hlrike til nno nidi! nf llm niilnr nf tin.
mill illni. and thevwnnlil i..., ...!,. m,.....i. Hhell. This, thcrefim oi m lit nut In. Inl-nn
ing Pillar for tho town'H proHerity. Tho "M evidence of much worth. Another
woolen mill would disburse fSOOO a I P"'"' WtXH ,,mt whiniwr committed tho
month to lta employcH, thu paper mill 'to"' ,,M 11,0 lurrel of his gun to pry
probably K)(JO0 moiv. Two hundred and I UP houlders with which ho bid tho
tlfty imlusfrlouH cititotiH would be addod I dwul body. No evldenro of having como
to tlio population of thu town, together wit" hard l.ivn rocks was vi-
with their families, and they would havo 1 tm Huccaroo Jlm'n rille. Mr. IVn
to eat fixxl and wear clothing, and build ,m,tf n,U('u an clcxpient plea after all evi-
linll.n.. TI I. . .... il.H.b....i. III.. .1..111 If .
11U111.1J nun iiiHvii .iivi;r iiciiiiuruuiii; lur
fifteen mlnutcH the jury returned with a
verdict In accordance with the testimony,
which was for acquittal,
nucciiroo Jim Ills iieen in hard luck
l.oi .. IIOIO (!oiihmI tir-MmiS lurk l lieck Hnlld .salt, nuek
I
nouses, inu money would be left m
town, and tho most, shortsighted can see
where tho lioiieflt would come in to ev
ery one, and especially to the iiroimrti-
owner. 1 laving thesu manufactories, tho
iowii count auora
In snaii lu itni.nm ni hIiico tho earlv nart of lust summer. At
Hunt'H raliroad, or any other railroad, i"10 'I"10 Wft" urreMed for this murder
and it would tako no $3i),H0) subsidv to Mli ab father was shot down by Wm
bring thorn here ; they would como with-1 V101, t)f fotirsc It was only an Indian's
out. Pendleton's citizens should keep out had u litllocaio been used ami
their oyeH oksii, and allow no ! cxplanatloim given thcro would havo been
moss to grow on thu stone of prog-' 1,0 "wasslon for Pago to have sacrificed
ress. It would take a clean i m'H human life, even though it be but an
$60,000 to procure Hunt's railroad. IniliunV. Jim's life in jail was ono
would not this amount ofleted to oral or oun" Vtu- "i tJlunts took every
outside capitalists in: a Iwiniis, iiuickiv no
.... . r 11... ii ... t 1 . .
mo urrcuou oi rxui Uooit'iMUul
t.i.i.i
iviiii wnen iiii'so were on
occai-ion to vetit his stilte on the tioor ab
origine, and U'sides blows and kicks
como near sending him over tlio Una 4v
natior mills?
talned, could Hunt's railroad iilforil to , 'ho morphine route. At last he was tried
leave l'endloton to one side as it would a I ''.v a jury of white men and no ovidenco
country village? No. It would bring,0' crime found against him and no wen
manufactories and tlio rest would take rfcr ho was a happy Indian. His wife
cam of Itself." Thus spako tho phlloso- l,r"' lwo pupooses wero waiting for him
iher, and tho Idea was jotted down on ' "ndpr Ilryan's old warehouse. His
llm 1u1in.l1r.1tf .f tin. 1. . I in ...i..i. . u . lnotlii'r was also llipti. I imtilii ntliorHnf
...u w. ..iv inni iiir..ii'..iAii i: , ,,, , . . . . . -.... ...... ,
...,!.... I. 1.1 1 1 I lllil lilliinflliiu nnil M-. Tin. .lA.i.iiln.l
forour "Si menwho "mtniake . "oxt day for hVown Utah, Ton .1', Store, No. 1 10 ens. S.ieet
moro monev. am our pronertv-owners n '" raging .naincur, incro io roam in
Mm. HIiojiIk hi riioi'k t:trn Sail, iipIi
i'M Drown Twi'fit riant Hint, sivk
Men's llalr-I.lnt Tit-oil Siltl. snt'k
.Men's l.lxlit (liny Cheviot Hulls, suck
l.-it Sn. :iMt ViMl-.m ol-
Mcn's Wine Mlxi il Hulls, k.n-k iflil lino N extra lieavy wvlghO
t,(i t Xo. .'llKIOCntifii.tM of-Mi'ii's llliiuiiuil lift I'lntJ Hull, Krk
.Men's llliick unit Minivn Htrlpe Cheviot HulU, nick i
I.iil ,n JI07O 4'inMiH r Mi'ii's llrnwn nml White Mixut Bulu, suck.
Men's murk ami White .Mined HillU.snrk
Men's Ksskct Cheviot I.IeiiI Drown Halts, saeks ,.,
I.it NK..10HU OnithlMlM nr-
H Dlircrent I'ntt'riK lu Park I'lKtiriil Oafklnieni Hulls, nek ,
l.ot Nn. .fOOO ('onnlHtN or-Men's Heather .MI.Vcil Hull, Hack .
Moil's 811k MTet HtrlpoHult, sack ,
Men s Packet Clicek Hull, frock
"Il l IHuu Melton Hull, frock
Men's ltd nml Whllo Mixed Hull, flock ,
No. :ilOO ConslMs of-
MetiMHIlk Mixed Hulls un k I... . ,
Men's Hllk MIxeitl'hecNHults.MOi "' 1 ,,n"
Lot Mo. alio Consists of -
Men's Natural (Jray (mi iliisi
Htills.snnk ....,. ....
Man's Klaek nmt while Hinall
I'lMld Halts, sack
Men's IImtmi Cheviot Mutrh Hulls,
fmck
Mi-n's IlUck Corkscrew Worsted
Halls, sack
Lot No. :iiaoC.iinl.s uf
Mfn's Dark ChavlotHulls.niek ...."1
Men's runey Chevlnt Hulls, sulk,. Hi 1.1 .10
double. lirniiKlnl . .m.... J
l,ol No. .'Mail Consists nf-
.Men's llmvrii and llliick Hlrlno
Hulls, sack
Men's lllnek ami Uray Hlrlpn
, Hulls, ssek ' ..
Men's llliick Coikseieu- Cutaway,
frrnk M .
I til lO.oO
at 11. (X)
tn II. GO
i
at
at
at
12.00
12.50
lli.OO
19.50
El
at M.00
i. at ii.:iuoc'iiiii.ts dr
ill 1.1,00
t ni
Mi nVHirlpedClun lnt.tlmiht ihrenst 1
Men's Dark Ch-ilni; fns'k )
Men's D.irk liar Line, finoK I
l.nl .(.. 'Win CiiiuMs ut -Men's
IlPHVy Caslniie Pants
I. u I tin. tl'tstii Consists nf
Men's Heavy ('asslntrrt. Pauls, as
Kirleil . ... .,
I.nt n. fM.in Cnnlsis or
ltni'H'Ciit.lliieie Mills, ses 12 to
17 .voiirs
l.nl 'n. ,'lltlll CmulM nr
Men's llcavj oveteoiits, sties
tin I
I.iil Nn. .Ti III CoikIsIs of
( hlldri'ii's Knee I'anl Hnlls.'is pat-1
teins ill f
l.nl Nn. il'.'uo CnnsMsnr
..!
..m 'j.irv
at l.oo
nt 7.00'
at a.ao
ut 4. no
Mt io.no
Men's lleiv.-r OmtchiiIs, sites .11
tn II
Prepaid Charges to Pendleton, 50 Cents Extra,
Full. Lines of our Siiksrlor lllunkets constantly on hand. Send for pilcollst.
Order by Lot Number.
Brownsville Woolen Mills,
Portland, Oregon.
who want their property
vaiue, to Kjiuier over.
In Imirpsun in ! freedom
I enjoyed.
which his people havo always I
lintel Arrivals.
Vii.i.Md) Hum: H Nllos, San Fran
cisco; K M Miller, St IaiuIhj Geo Ilurto
man. New York; J llalloy, S llluw; 0
II Kingman, Farmlngton; It Wells,
Ivcho; ( Thompson, 0 U N ; A Fiulov,
11 W Stevons, Alba; A C Wilson, Jiis
Carden, City ; S J I.a Franco, Portland ;
II C Means, Umatilla; Hen Hwagart,
Henpner.
UotJir.N Itt'i.K I A Drake, J Hansford,
Pendleton; PA Walgicn. San Francisco;
11 A Hostwick, Helix; J II .MeNett, Wal
lula; John Werilut, Vunsvclu; M K Pom
cmy and wife, W V dibson. Hoso Mo
Plicrson, Pilot ltock ; Frank Carter, As
pen, Colo: Juh Slmonton. A L Ootdou
audsou, JunIHr; I'M Morchcad, James
town, DT; John Ilishop. Cold Spring;
A C Snow, Nolin ; C Kstls, Adams; Jus
Nelson, It Henkle, Vinson.
IIowman IIousk Jno .MoPean, Agency ;
1! B Huldacie, Jno Hobs, J S Nobos,
Peterson, M O'Neil, CitytL ti Lyons,
Pullman. W T; J 8 Markly, H Wilson
and Hun, Minneapolis, Kan; Jas Ash
worth, Weston; 1) V Ogden, Milton;
Itlchatd Williams, Douglas Higgius, Jas
McClellan, Portland; K Miles, O It k N
Co; Jas Ilayler, 0 Akcer, Pilot ltock; 1)
Williams, llolse City; It II Semplo,
Alba; Lines K llenncr, Frank Oichoy,
Kcho.
-
II IVss l.imiUil,
Yesterday u bmatliless, wild-eyed man
man entered tho Howiuun Ilouco and
wanted to buy u lovolver. Ho nald that
a man in tho saloon next door had drawn
a knife on him, and ho was panting for
vengeance. Tho clerk told htm that tho
houso kept no rovolvor for sale. After
ward, I'M. Morton, tlio proprietor, en
tered, and waa told of the oecurrenco.
Mu oened a drawer and produced an
anclont looking pistol, laid it on tho coun
ter, und paid that if any moro customers
cutno in they would le allowed to buy
tho weapon for $0. A young brakeman
immm! Rowland then took up tho pistol.
Bn'uintcl along thu barrel and monkeyed
i . .. .t
UMIIVI M IIIUIIMVM'U 11 A
witli the trigger. In o twinkling It had 111
oxnloded. hut by a stroke
tura hanging near was tho
Irnuliiiiil Mtatrirered back.
weaiwn, and became speechless with as-, it """f "u'"
...1'i;L... i. uA.im limn lw.fnrn i, , vluNithiu the huwk, shu manipulated the
recovered nrcsence of mind enough to. eln in mich a tnanner as to shoot her
know that be wasn't shot, and then tho
A Mysterious Murder.
! Ilydo Park, Chicago's southern suberb,
j has a mystery which may parallel tho
j famous case of Itahway. A few days ago
tho Klicu found a woman, about twenty
I years out, lying unconscious tiv mo slilo
oi ino i i rami iinuiuvaru. iiiooa was
running from a wound lu the back of tho
head. At tho hospital tho doctors said
her skull was fractured. She died with
out having rccoveriid consciousness.
There was nothing nlsiut her by which
her name or resldenco could lie oven
guessed at. She was well dressed and
rather good-looking. In her pocket was
W In silver.
Although the Issly was in the Morgue
all ono day, no one was able to say who
nho was or whom she camo from. Tho
only theory tho Hyde Park olico ran
form is that she was driving and was
thrown out of a carriage; yet there was
no runaway on tho ltouhivard that night,
and no one haH apo.iiedto explain the
myptory. 'Iho wound apm'ars to havo
lieon made with a club. Iho Imal de
tective opinion is that tho young woman
was murdered in a carriage and thrown
out where she was found.
Mulder Will Out.
Cordon Coo'ier, an ox-convict, has been
arrented in Walla Walla for thu murder of
'lhomas (j. Davis, who was found dead
two milcH below town nn tho railroad
track, witli his throat cut from ear to car.
The evidence, although rlrcuuudantiul,
)o!nU strongly to Coocr iih the mur
derer. Three imtpOiih have identified him
us one of tlio three men seen in that lo
cality at tho time of tho minder, and hi
his house waa found a pair of blood
stained pantaloon. His wife stated that
Cooper was at home drunk on tho night
of tho murder, oven laforo she was told
what her husband was arrested for.
Shut llsrselr In.leml of lh Hawk.
Mm. Heed, who lives on ihoTutnwiUow.
a short Uixtauco from Pendleton, wuh yes
terday the victim of a peculiar and pain-
Mm oDKcrveu a nawk man-
hicken. and
to defend
ruel bird of
instead of
iko of luck, a pie- ing a woop for a favorite chl.
tho only Hiiireror.; revolver, iutondlng
ick, dropped tho , tho hapl.;, fowl from the crui
ippidiinsil ulll! us. prey, ah luck would havo it, I
keif through thu palm nf tho hand. Dr. J.
KuOn fiat, 1U SP 1 piiiv, Him ii.i.. ...w . lk -. i ,1 , t ,, .
rrowd laughed heartily at tho farce, which M. Prnett. who lives near, was hurriedly
nTgl have proved I tn.ge.ly, and tho summoned, and dressed tho wound. Iho
vfct m chimed in witli tho n-t. uufortunaUi woroaniH now doing as well
tiiiini , las could lie expected.
Leiliif Inu Notes,
From Iho Weekly lludriet.
The Ijxington Hour mill started up last
Monday, but i only running on about
half time, as tho supply of water is still
Hbort. Tho wheat of tho present season
I. lu.tm. ii..,!. nml Mr. Davis informs ua
It is rciwrted that investigation dis- (that it makeh much better flour than tho I
jsert'that the eastern corner of thoiwiieatof last year's crop, fho mill will i
has
Great Slaughter Sale.
The Entire Stock of
J. Diamond, the Clothier and Hatter
CF PENDLETON,
Will be offered by tlio undersigned at prices
lower than ever bofore made in the city.
The Entire Stock Must Go
Without Reserve,
And purchasers are invited to call early,
the sale is PEREMPTORY, and the stock
must be aold
as
For What it Will Bring
In order to wind up tho l)ti8iiu'8 in a short time.
Clothior and Hatful
l'ltndltitoii, Or
Main St., -M door below l'endloton National Hank.
j. yno nignt last week tho
Wongmj. to Illoch, Zulwr &
rm . .si . .
mail .,lrl' fortunately a
dlMVlt'...! ... .- ..
, r" auuinoy immeui
wktcinovliig tho machinery
niLinil iu !.. i.i.
uu2tio rrpnine r....t.U i,. a tt-l:iHnn w be oi viied w ith genera
""ino buildiug and ronsid- jollity anil a ireoiuncn. uor.....
-aiuestrovrw . uttnnrt.
n. I .... . .i.j if.....
.in . 1 morn io llio nciiuu , Vi mi
Lit,. ivwi" 'ww. : ,t ,v Tli leader thinks them will not
n inn .i v wiiiittmi r ha ;i j 1 1 tLii i i ir tuirii
ill, . " " II . UUVI Uill , iv mm .... . v ... 0 .
() La firamlii (in- e'n.inlm at 1.. HimMugll S. or
court houso at Walla vtauai in u nan-1 ihi mil tin me imeie-up.
gerous condition. . , ' Track-laying on the il ow creek
That nverlas Inc nolo waa easuj pm ii ui.in.n ' vw...r . - - - , ,,
ierday with hoKghtnlng hoUti.'.g ma- Them waa quite a . lemons ra Ion at the
due. and several nthets were placed in ! prec..t er.nln . a u . Ut , xU
jiositlon to-(U) . , . M0l.jttV u construction train, con-
m . ..i.i.i ii... .ru.ma .if inn r ri'ii liuiuii ' . . . . . u . 1 H
lo-iuiim tuu iw..." oi.lini' of two eilllilV nai cure mm
I, ..in i. .. ,ilu.i,n,i ui,,, ii.inprai .
The Hotel ( Halem.
Tim Chemeketo Hotel ut H.iloin
lately como under tho muuugemunt of
0, II. Monroe und J. It. N. Hell und bus
furnished und thoroughly changed from
top to bottom, tho kitchen having been
entirely rebuilt und tho lobby and rooms
overhauled and nut In first class order
for tho coming session of tho legislature, i
llio prices oi accouioiution win averago
from tO to 15 sr week according to
room and location. Tho patronage of
the public is solicited.
s
( Truth A little girl acnt tho afternoon
COUGHS AND COLDS
Completely Knocked Out !
After much
solicitation and
popular
demand for our
at her grandmother's,
n.
--. iui
. it ion v ... ......... -
, 'ir httlo soul ubout ut this olHce.
WC, V. ,0 8e1"so I M. W. Stevens,
Zi ,T !S? chant, is in town U
.aazh l 1.. ' ll
culioose, ran ocr
ilmiiKili I'll Suininer'
.i,K. i ..!.. . i ni..,t. rim. flat car was
iiiiil's ix.11111 ihii... "."" , ,
ditched, and tho calf's hide was rendered
unfit for tanning.
Consignments f.f freight for Lexington
aro brought ut almowt dally by the con--trnetloj
train, on tho Willow creek
I I.Mnuti rvll. A
Alba'H iwpular mer- i - . , ,
tbnlay. JimmleTunierw reiwnea io IS3 BOI IO-
. .... . i i letter t iiih marninir. uiiiiuuuii oiiii
r t ii.,.i.oan ipft this niomimj on
,ty flat cars and ' i10,nc ber mother asked. "Have you b
a ra f when passing ft , llt.r7.i yot m vvry
r's placo, about two Lw"cmi ",h'0 truthful littlo one, "but,
K-riously ill.
When sho came
lcn
an-oh.
I've hud lots ot Inn."
A man In u wo-tcrn town hanged him
self to a bedpot with his suHenders.
Tho coroner's lury. which was cfiniK)M;d
oflmothern, iteciiled that "the deicar-ed
came to his death by coming home drunk
and mistaking nUnsc'll lor lil pants,"
Kucblcr'r. Oregon Cough Cure,
Wo havo determined to again put it oh thu market In nttrai'llvo xtylo and medici
nally improved. Fur Coughs, Colds .mil Sore Throat Troubles
Wc 'suiii'iuilcr It Io ulv) Kiitlsnicllon or Itcriniil IImi .Ifoticj,
Cleveland's
11,693.
Ikdng made on acientilie principles for Onifh ami Cohln, ho pmvalont in thin
climate, wo solicit u trial of this Standard Komudy.
Itememlior it roMa you nothing to try it a guarantee goes with ovory Isdtlo. Sold
only i)
1" .TP'TFy MP Tft r TP O'l 1 I 3
plurality in Virginia I8Despain fllock . . Pendleton.
VI, .1 . IIMI ' "
buslneaa'ripto Weston.
-una on me imbiic.
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