feast VS5S IIK.'W. DECKMHUU 20. 1888 L hi Km1wii Ort-uon ro corillalli' l, i. 1 III l ll o riAiiL uiir uilisi A s r . i.. itfirti I iimi .....i... inn . .. ..7.. .. ii hi ii IiiiiVi in i i i i. .. I . .iimr mi Third t.ti'fjt't. liWwi'pn inn mul NUtiK. .file of lliu Kaht . furl mill ilniius, niiuot tor urn " . uV.iilnirlun Icrillory impel'- un; ul ii t fr I1" aci'iimiiimlulldii of .. .,.,lllll'llllll U'll'llllDIIO III ttl( UltU'U .llHlfWClCOMUMII urn-. i out, ied teXWf Z 'MS ",MV,,,, T"'!j"'' n,u,i ,v. a. sam,.,,:. , - lKt"''"ti,l1" l,0f!0 t0 !.3lrui,t,lm8 llCCI, 11,0 !""'. HMH. Suit,., I i:,ery tH, C,,m77.oii llelwer,, ih. 3 1ft , ... i LU 1 1.. i1' ..V.'.V .I'V 0f . JVsilillelon MM-.. Mute,; Much ... r.,r ,,r ullllni'vl w, '"'j-'wJ i' thy luteiit.Kw.tho'-hoiiio talent" company, or- Giiiat lh-sn Kunsis Doc "" 1BW i proves to bo as gmid tliltits " him,- ui-jlit'M ki finiimiiL-v tlM iio dr'iw I o r lcn 1 10 so? tim con.ii Ion oi weil. .Icsrs. Murkmu.i ami Clarke in-1 au.lleiie it' dcPerved, , h , n w '''I; 'VnT, " ''TV-1 U,'"1 'ii'"' end to n.ukeu fortune out ,.f tho patent, "'"Must evening eiite" tmwt of. Ow Its merit Ih fully p.oven. The KAsr wiulervd to such small . t i """hat "ho VVl ,IU.V0 "?. rci,son. l0r iml,l,rt.,u' Oimuo.sux wishes then, success. Ili.unciul failure uf 1 1, ., S !S V! ... " 1 ."'" ? . 'i'r . ho labor uiey ucmow on tneir lurms. in uio n in to To IIiuIiic-m Men, . jji.n lii irulil coin will tin iiiiM ni Lj ivo, w thetlrm iir Indlvldiiul wno. iihef'l,'l I'a iiu-uw 111111, iiiiiuty L-rdnniHl" ui'icH'mi"""! "lu i'miy uiiu rfnl IIIIHK iMiun iff ... v. iiiiiiiiiiik iMVhll llllll JullllftOII KtrCl'tH. HlllldllV -ii II it. in. Hinl 7iU) p. in. Hiiuiliiy I it 3 P. HI. ""in " I'riiyi'fmo'.iiiiK, I ii ... Iitil lit I WalmlilA ... I tail. ..V '. . wiivyiniT tr .illy thoic iin' coiwiocleil Tltliiilhcr In In Die city. (lr:n. II, l,r.K, t'ailur lllll'.VITIKn. Llov lioullng is dawn from Adams. kiths nre tliu Iioks; only LV Peddler t t. I i,. mi.,,ii i.i 'certain. .. ........ .. .... nit.iu ii,ii.in ... . ...... i ira k I V 11 o.tlrj .1.. if .l it .i . ",0 erKCiiu niuies oi uio i.iiM'opai eimn-li and tlie A i ,V1 ",lu;r "' 1)111 ""i' .vouldn.t i.-m.' u uiiu way. no cold her sf.'W worth ol Kllks on the iindeiHtandiiiK that the nionoy would ho returned If hIio Wiiiiio jlluHutlHlieil, and tho nrtlelos w ere left at ho hutel. Tho lady did llnallv think better of her bargain, vent to lliu hotel llllll lOllllll till, tilillill.it. rr,.twi II.. JiiHt muparlnh'to skin when arrested and compelled to pay luck tho i:iO. fMessin .ifiiii-iuiy iitivo neen oikluwlth nilKht and uiiiln, the fonner ptupaiiui; eo.ituines and the latter praetlelnmind re heaiHlnt; their dtilleult parts neailv ev ery afternoon and evening. As a result tneir perforinaneu was u Mici-ess as an onlertainnient for u nuisleallv eritieal piiulle, but for some unexplainahlu emino iiiuuio us a iirawiim rani lor a l'en .Messrs. u. A. .ii.m.!,. ..ml u t Ui tho S,.ri.,K. Tho Hast Oukoon.an ru-1 b e ho , ld,t. " .. . T. . turns tl.anks to the Mer-sis. Sample for ,.,.; i. . ,i . ; . Tm"X 1" ' now subscribers obtained In the Has. K. TCpbuV,, 'ho eonI.hded 111 HOVCniI IIX(.l!IIIL'r.S lil-iliiv Hit,... ,.f tlmt llnif." I.,. i-.. i,.t, I I. II.. .1.1.. tliein from atln Walla, wa-i read tho as- ' tho description In yesterday's K.uvr Oie toundilil! illtelliuenco that "iimnv mi kiiumav uf I liinu,l.",i. ..v....l.,.. .u,.r.,... otherwlso handsomii faco is disllimicd unco will annlv IMlll.lllV UH 1 Vll I.I II, with pimples and blotches," etc., In tlio followinu'. sao that Ihev Wl'll) lldM-lll.U very center of tho local columns. A rendered u i-hado betler. All the mem- .ueiH ineiiicino nil. oi mis ciianieter In Ders ot t to cuvt huh n nm ilmlr meals at all hours at tho French titnt. J. V. MiintieKl, protiriclor. I. . i i i I Ja". una hunting lour up tho I 'J".. wmimiiH loses a newstiaper ten lomcril.lv. iMggwl several chicko .m. j ow lor every ono It tnvlvw for It. otMpxid sporl. A clll7.cn of boul hern Oregon asks on V I), Ilaiisford Is reported citilto Pl"-r oi a l endieton man whether Kurt- innciiiuoiila, wiueii hcoiiis to Iki ' ' " " K'.V,,u,,.lr '"r "uarru, In' itself oil many at present well, and t lit) choiuscs parts no of good crops every year, is a comfort mat is not enjoyed liv their mother farm ers licit in the .Mis'Wttuit Valluv. III! nois has thn llnest general crop of corn mis year mat mio lias I mil In live years. Tho wheat crop is a failure in tho Noith em part. Monmouth, 111., a city of 7000 Inhabit ants has no llouring mill, The samo can lie mid of u great number of other places In the Slate. Tho comcuucnco is the honest grainier has to fall back on his good ciop of corn dodgers, hominy and fat pork. Corn is selling in tho markets of Illi nois at iI4 cents ier bushel. Tho crop that the nvcrauc farmer will ralne con sists of eighty ucres of corn and twenty of oats. The corn to average forty bush" els at 1M cents per bushel would bring tho farmer Twenty ncies of oats at forty-live luifhcls to tlio aero would In lug tho sum of sflHO; total 4U. Mow would the Kiiftorn Oreuou wheut raiser like to l siiirioui with vll-in the full lo pav his debts Willi? Iowa Is nntanv belliT oil' tluin Illinois. I The condition of the markets U 1 1 lui.iitli ttlTil f.f.f. Until. .. .1 .... .,1 . i in . , in. ' ,( . , i . .t, , ... . , -. lining, rutin icu cows are selling ai inim 1 ho ut of ''Abigail' was taken last eve-, if .,,,. .,, ion ,u,muU. Bc.,rn l foiling at -0 cents ier bimiiel, and oats 'M t miir orders for copies of thn Now (llitloil Of tho HAST OlIKdONtAS. k?n, (Mistagu paid, 10 cents each. A !'. Ilrisblu, .Mutiitiliyslclau. mala in tho city until fch. 1st I No. C If.isr Oiiciionian llullding. Icajcyear ball announced to Im3 Olllarkey'ri hall Monday livening in cliiiiitted ton iMiw lcar.'s inill. Tort will ha mudo to rebuild tho Uiriiu: mill, the burning of which Kiero Mow to tho rocrity of tho Flora Despalu arrived on tills .. .... ... ii .. i ...i ..t zuiru in iiiiiii iiiiiiiu in. mit rusr u it.. f. .t.r I . II. Howard, a Walla Walla !- 1 Ml I . f - ' I f ' - ' J m i u wnn wiHii in iinwnrn L.I l A 1 ll f i iimi in iiitmmm rim inif t nirimr tii .-I. 1 I Ai t f At. M ADf llllll III II llllklll UlMillllH (I 111 I vi Lftif,ii 4i iiiuiu rn.lVltl till". ciasr, .v i . i in Ii.. L and Ii Ih old frloiulH h1ioiiI1 not tint w Ih Mt ill In tho hUNinoPri. ay tho hlhost nih nriro for F Cam in on. fonncrlv wolhknowii . .i if i . i .. . i - i.. - n H"H niiiiV in nun in vjitiiiiiUf turnlhh huH iuin:huKO(I a Hum of .1111 Kill I Ill . .I .1 i bin it iniifix wiii.n. wiiitii innr tnken, will nmko ono of the 0. It, & N Co. has just eom- the erection of u largo ico hoii'm .i . i . . i ...... . . i .. i . ...in aflicli'iit iitimiint tii riiiiiiIv lis itli plenty of ico during the itnuilns of Captain M. A. O'Hrien fl llil:i morniug'H tniin, where ;in .St. Iiuis. KeaniIev. formorlv n resident of in r.u. .1.... I l . II ll...n.. nine in sevonu years, iiuinor ili.U ho fell heir to a snuu' little K"iewiero hi the Kastorii StutM. I..L f ' " iteen tojouruing. sfoVane Fulls ltoviow snyH! It fin iwnalmi f iiinritt 111 fllH .ttr 1V71 IIIUIIII t ""JKi. i no city's liealtli ts qxcoi- ;iiiere is no Hanger mat mo uw- "rvu i ijiu lilUll'l iKCkauiiutio the Walla Wnlla Union imtH rci me tlav, and tlio small dov im tvl.I.. . ... . t . 4tll. ...... iajiiim iimi niifi 111 uiirriii ii iniini, hU Hweotlieart'B name on tho if,ui ii innr nmnnu inn riiiiuiiur. ilit miles wiuth of town, gecso are mul IIIO iMIIiruu m nil" , limb luvuill. uiiuf...ft wwever, is no fool's lob. and hut "jvi itiiiiiii iiiinr uitv in , I'litim nn ii.. . ii i- . i . - nu ciiuuinir, nun iukhiiuu MHa 1 II . . ll . ' i I tf , a uiiiiioiuii in jrmiaii iui uire. He han boon doinir active UH no nwv... ll.ij.1 1. nW llitl 1 tocet a rest. Amolil linn ml nm ...I fmrtl Ills Morrow- county, where ho liri Wel in Mm-nvlnit I In HUAtlL aiiioiiL' mo uacnoior rancnere P41fl..n a.1,.11- 1 I I. I u ..v., mueu. ana savs n a in rocky old holiday. He was.verj- - e fufi' A i. .. r . . Ar .i..iii ,ij iiiu i.-tjiuiiti:il VI f-ilii- niin which no is iiuucieil. ilu was le plled to witli tho statement that catarrh with other corcals Is cultivated and grown by niKiut two-thirds of our eltiens with great success, but tlio crop was harvectcd Uy thu doctors. Ilu won't como to Kast urn Oregon. The Slandiird Theater, on Webb St., 0eiic(l up last night, mid nciowdcd liouso greeted the erfornianc(. o.t week new artists will appear. Owing to many disappointments, inconveniences and misfoitunes, over which tho man agement luid no control, tho oenlng was not what was expected, hut wum lalrly , creditable, all tilings com-ldered. ' 1,01! Is llliimeuberg, of tho famous l!odon Qulntetto Club, wiites to W. I). Fletcher that owing to tho tiemendoiis succesH of his coinp.iny they pros)o to renew all their engagements, and asks for terms. Arrangements will probably bo made for their appearance hero oil March 27th. Kust Portland Vindicator: The IvAbT Oiikoonia.v, one of tho iikhI enterprising and intelligent paivcrs pubilslied in the 1 Inland Kmplru will issue u mammoth Now Year's addition. It will not fail to give n great deal of interesting iuforma-. lion resuming tiioupi or country. 4 That seductive and popular drink. "Thomas mid Jeremiah.'' has made its fl lit win nilliifi ii i unv'firiil will I A vinu'ti tiii:iitlii .1 and has ulmulv canned uianv n man to forgot lliu gisKl teniK)ianco resolutions, and look too long and lovingly on the flowing bowl. Tho I'urmingtoii branch passenger train had n livelv time uf it coining down lust evening. Tho engine ran into u hand of horses,! scattering them in ull directions on u W)U10 ning by Missdiuco Welch, who showed it thorough iimlerslaiiillng of lis require ments, carried huiself gracefully, and sang without umliarrastiuent, lliu oilier prlucl.iil inemliers of tho cast sang and acted their putts even bet ter than Itefnie. 1 There was a touch of humor in tlio per formance during thu evening which can , not be passed by unnoticed, in u tab leau is represented the slaying of (iollath by David. The "Shepherd lioy" stands over tliu giant (lliu hugct giant who could l piocureil for tho invasion) with a , hw or.l lied I uloft and about todescend.whllo . tho seenois prettily illuminated bv red llio. i Thu iiudienco was icahed, and manifested us pieasiuo ny an ;ncoro: nut mere 1 Heemed lo ho some misunderstanding on thu pari of the ciutaln-llfier, who raised tho cuilalu liefoio David and (iolhith were ipiito ready. The giant had stretched himself dead on the green sward manu factured for the occasion, when ho looked up, saw thu eiirtulu rinu and no David tlioio to kill him. No giant uver became rcuirrcctcd or sklpiicd from tlio "niorlul coils" moie actively Ihuii he from bofoiu tho g.ie of the audience, which roared with amusement. The performances certainly have not been appreciated, but doubtless the prac tice anil patience of the players has not been in vain. STAVER & WALKER Newmarket Block, Portland, Oregon, Oirer for the seaon of 18S!) the largest and most complete lino of lliu Very llest and latest Improved MACHINERY AND VEHICLES Of Every Doocrfpf-on. (duality of (ioods guaranteed. Triers tho h weht. ipiahly e Call and t-eo us, or send for our led. HANDSOM KLiY 1LLUSTHATIC1) CATALOGUE Mailed FHIili oirappllcatlmi. IiKXI.VllKI.N I.OUAI.H. One of tliu animals was caught trestlo and delayed iirogress for little time. Charles Horseman, who was arrested on the complaint of Douglas (iiirdauu for assault witli a dangerous weaivou. was re leased on his examination yesterday after noon licforo Justice llishop on tliu ground of iiisiilllcient evidence. Frank C. Mlddleton, who will take a (vostion on tlio local force of tho Pendle ton Trlhuno. arrived in town from Port land yesterday, and will soon begin tliu work of quill-driving, at which ho is said to be an adept. Hepptier Outfitter The Pendleton peo . i ..in .i ii i.. ... i. ..i i ... i.M, piu "III no i;u in uw jiiii(;iiiL'lH, lu A llrlcht Oiilliiok rr 1HS1I-A I'lillil'. ,v nurruir Kruif-Jluililuy iiiinln, i ( i i 1...11.1 i i...t i it iir.iiiu iioiiuu iiiiuin nru m iiif; insii- tilled in lAixington against piedatory jack-nibbits, prl.es being awarded the most siicirssful. Among the contributors ot prizes is the Iludget, w hleh oilers u pair of woolen socks and one year's sul scrlptlun. I-ist night Homer McFuiland's little child had a narrow c.-caH) from a horrible death, lleing left ulonu for 11 moment it upset a lump and its clothes caught tire. Willi rare nerve and pieseneu of mind, Mrs. McFurlaud ipiickly smothered the (lames and toiscd thu blazing lamp out of doors. Tho lltllo onu's clothes were nearly burned oil, and one hand and ear weie badly blistered. The now yeur promises well for tho buuehgrass. fanners. Pnnects never were brighter than ut present. IjiicI that has Ikkii unilnr cultivnllon han another voar added to Its ago, with u correspond ing increase in its productiveness. This IHjculiaiity ol : our toll is in ilself a great recommeudutlou fur mis region IttMAl. .1. 'f'ill reumtlv mid last nleht was thtt l.t- . " . I .1...!.. uw recovery upeari'u houih uj dmided tlii tnornins to re- aut the hnrfnllul at Wnlla Walla mU?M Wlllch M!Ul ,'OI,e' 11 '3 "tlui tha change may insure his rnfasafo ljurglary at Cen- . lllll tivti.il.ii 'lraB llllll ' l fcuturdav'rt KibTOBEOOSMS. j u nwcnniion oi ine iwihu ' week nlil. oft'iirnul in the Home Presg. CommenUoa newMKM of a diily iiapor Tlie fall neat-oil Just past has Koino attention to tliu advieo of the K, 0., Linn von' favorablo for witpvr ...I. i.. ... ..I... ul..... ..1.I..1. !. ...,i..i.. ..lit.. i i i It WHIUn'Minv riivyi niuni in luiiuiinv , vlteUt. Hint Willi It WJ8 IHU III CUIIV IS ioing all It eati lor its town and Burrounu- mK uK,ve cround nnd looking well. ing country. whllo that more recently bus plenty I.. K. King, a brother of Dr. . W.'of inoisturo ijikiii which 10 uiiiw iorn King, has leased u tract of laud on tho ' vigorous growm in ine si ring, a greater reservation from tho Indians, ami will acreage than ever beforo has boon seeded iirobably nurcluu-o it when the side of the tuts laii. uio conn nun uauip, muu and takes place. Many others are doing 1 weather has enabled many to break likewise. UP considerable wsi ami 10 piow lVn.llplon is soon to have e ectr c m groimu lor 1110 t.jimi in , lli'liU I'. 1 Vindicator. ' We nro now connected !..,., Il.iinn Iimi Iimi 'i.m. ihnnk vnll '.rest of tliu over u voar: this work is only for the pur- thus brought y. i ........ . . I iKwe ol having uetier iiguis unu more ox , peopiu uro tlium. T i 1 !M 1...... ivieuionnui tniK3imiji cents. I logs are very scarce on account I of the ravages of the cholera ; the mai ket i price is .o.f)0 lo i(l per 100 kiiiiiiIs. If I tho farmers had the hogs to feed the corn I lo, at these prices they could do very well. ) Nebraska has bad u good crop of corn ; mul oats. The average of wheat was small, 4iud the farther one gets fiom Chi cago tho muikotsurc lower. 11 ruin the Mississippi Valley, haMem Kansas can beust ol u goixl crop. Mere where lam, lu Western Kansas, thu landscape looks beautiful, but tho crops h.ivi- fulled for the lui-t two uars, and Hiomi with limited means are le.iviiui the country. Some tiro really so bad oil' that tholr friends hi tlie K.ist are sending them tuuiiey to go back Ivust on. As I passed through Hutchinson, Iteno county, Kansas, I remarked to ono of my fellow travelers that 1 was surprised tb see so many buildings scattered over the sunuriis. "Why," said lie. "iney are salt works." Then I plied him with questions. A large salt lied lies hi Iteno, Hlce and llartou counties and follows the north side of tho Arkansas river. It has been exnloied for flftv miles mi tho side oi me river, ine wiiim is not iiciiuiiciy known. Tlie first laver of salt was struck at ii duptli of :iG0 feet. Thu body uf salt ranges from L'OJto 100 feet thick aud'eon tains nluelvllvu imt cent, of pure salt. Salt sells at ito cent" or barrel, contain ing Kill jioiinds. The farmers In llartou county use tlio headers to cut their wheat with. I see tho Kaudolnh and Hodges headers are iii-ed. 1 npkcil the prion and found out that they sell ut f l. What makes them eo.t so much In Oregon? lu mv next letter 1 w ill shhw the farmers of hustorn Oregon what un immonso tarill' they pay to the railroads and the agents for the machinery thoy use. W. A. S. A (Irlm JiibK. Yesterday Dr. Vincent had occasion to visit the oor Uiuse, and to oxpluin his ubsenco, he stuck up on his door a not Imt bearing these words: "(lone to tho jioir huiise." Koine Kirran having lfiiliiiilliili lippil ffir thn fliutnr'u unrvlf,... rushed lo his olllee, and thu first thing ll which struck his attention wus tlio worn I nlsive uuoteik i Ithout wasting any time he hurridcdlv si'muled underneath; "Hind luck! If the times don't uet better I will have to go there toas When tho doctor returned ho toro the curd down unil told the joke to u friend confl dentlullv, but the friend thought ft too good to keep, r i. Tllll lfUla-1 III Kllflll. j Tho Chemekeio Hotel at Halein bus' lately como under the munagcinunt of! C. If. Monrco und J. It. N. 1MI uud bus furnished and thoroughly changed from top to bottom, the kitchen having lseti entirely ivbullt und lliu lobby and rooms overhauled and ut lu Hist cIiihs order for tho coming scst-ion of the legislature. CHAS. H. D0DD & CO., iMPonrrn of parclwarc, ron, teel AND FARM MACHINERY. FRONT, FIRST AND VINE STREETS, PORTLAND, OREGON. niutmffuinmnuUfiMMiii ' f"T'.tf'ir5anmuwiMiwn Solo AgonUi for Oregon and WnnbinRton for . . wtcRE S NEW DEAL PLOwyS. . HIiirIs. Doiilito.rjrTlll.iilf Puir w. Iliry ro o luiil(i mul coma no urnr nbtwitutn per) lion, Una tliotii win, Imvo unfit tliein nr. ru ilii in work ran not ay rnniiuli lu their prul. r. o fiirintli ilu i witli or wlllmuUctU nluicliiiitiiit. M'ul iillacliiiifiilit nr.) i m l ru. 3D3222I?.33 J0W.'E3.TC l.!""!' atJIi3C"X PLOWS. . " BUCKEYE SHOE PRESS GRAIN DR&L. . Iluckoys Hnorrrnttrirnlu llrlll, lliickiy.Hvipm. lliirliryoMiirllujToolli Hurra, Hnrailc (I nil ii iirlll,MtiriirHicilcrii. . CORBIN'S DISC HARROW AND SEEDER. . Tlio UtMl liiipriivoil liiiif?iiii'iit fur miwlnir mitninrr fnllow. Tlin moot comploto n iu.r iiful IimiI inriliU iiirKMii in iim. We alio hva full linn ol IIukrIus, OrrlK0. 1'liantoni. Mount.ln Waconl I'latform nnd olhor tiprlnir; Vehlolet. WAGONS. Hclontlrlo . . SCHUTTLER FARM hawrence A Cliapln' HirlnK-Toitli llnrroirn, lrrn Ilarrnw", l uriiio i niiiiiiiK .Mini, JIA1HII 1I.VH1I Willi:, IJ'J'O., XJU.'O. 4-hi:ni foh urixiAi. ciiiciii.aiih ami I'ltiui: i.ihts connected by rail with tho I riie oiIi-ch of utt-iJiiioballon will aoiago u world, und our market Ih i fro,,i tjn to 15 jer week uccordliig to glit nearer home, hasteriiir,,,,,, Mn,l lP,,in,,, The pulrouiigo of looking this way. 'lliou-amU tjl0 ,,tHn h fulli'itcd. summer. vbo came over from Wullu Walla Thursday ovening to take cbargoof tlie remains of his brother officer, Captain M. A. O'Brien, will re turn to thu garrison to-morrow. ti Hill) In thn Northwest UVCrV A 1 .,..,. .i.n.ii. nf lllAfll U' Ulllt homes In this vicinity. Land will In-! Mrs. .Sirub Hulchlns, u pioneer woman cnase In vuluc. The farmer who now I of J.inn county, died recently at Alban, tliiuks llltlo of bin ipiarter or bull sec-. "go a r ..in i. v ..i.i.i n iimi ii iiirtiiiirnr in t llOH U-1 UlllV IV HUM M 'lmvi ligunu which will cause bim to lliluk he The name "Wullu Wullu Walla Willhs ; i i i....r i10i.i 0 . Jt himself if others llakor" waa recorded in tho book ( of , wunt It so badly. Times ure changing for mortgages to-duy in the do'k'a olllee. tm xvx. It does not rexpiini u very It is Indeed tho champion name or. re- ,,,,1 Pleseoiie to see that tho new cord for length und peculiarity. j y,.ar ,v j Inaugurate uu era of prosperitv Van Siiull is in towii again, looking , nover beforw known on the bunchgrass of bale and hearty after u rough-and-tumble Morrow county. chose for mo lesuvo nicer hi i'wi countv, whore be bus been engaginl in lIOItN. IMS. flon counttne up his stock. J. T. Lleuaiien, now ono of Adaim.' popular merchants, Is in town to-day. Ho reports business good, and an encourag ing outlook for Adams. G. W. Piercy, tho !ook-kceier of the firm of Frank Itrothers, Portland, who mysteriously disapi-eared some time ago, has turned up in England. Mr. E. Lobenstein will leave to-night on a buclness trip to tho Pacific coast metropolis. San Francisco, to lemaln for an indefinite time. , ' . . I Pi,,,W Pnlo. who bat ken down with 1 an infant son - . . . . . r . it... i M-tiinu ii.'iimii un nttack tf typlioiu lever ior Til Late llrrryiuau Jnnlulf . llerrymaii Jennings, who died ut Ore gon City lat Saturday, was the oldest member of the Grand Ixlge in Oregon. Ho was loni in Kentucky in 1807. In n.i I . ... L.r.w.v .v.flnll lllltlfllri. la-i no hviii m - : i and a year later went to Iowa, where ho taught tlie tlrst scliooi over neiu u u ai stale, then a territory. Afterward he went into tlie mercantile but-iiies at ltuillngton, III., and subseipiently btudieil medicino ami practiced two years. He wtwinurrk-d in Hurllngton. and in 1W7 came lo Oregon. His wife died near Boise City while enroute, loaving i nn in IB.JI no linn. m JinIV-ln Wfdnr.ilay. Drembr M. lotliwlfof Jainm llratly, or fvndl an eulil pounu isy. , HI'KOWI-On Wlnfdny, I)cmlor HI, 111 lo tlio wIN of limmiw Hpmwl, or Pen- die on, a bouncing tsiy. ZIMMKUMAN n Miulli Cold Hprlnr, He- cmlxtrW, IM1, to the wile ul K. .Uinirr- niun.u lKijf,wUlit ten Miund. SanU Claus baa been very liberal with, Uieso three hoUKholiIs; fie could not have brought more welcome presents. T. C. WARD, The Leading Photographer Wo wish to Inform tho public that we have lately furnished our Gallery with the Finest Instruments, Backgrounds and Acces sories that can loo had. We have had many 'ars oxjiorianco lu tho Art and know that we can suit our many customers lu any stylo photograph they may desire. Ituiiicmher we ure here to stay und are striving to build up u reputation, !hcicforu We allow None but First-Class Work to Leave the Gallery. Call and Examine Our Sample Photographs, If Nothing More Gallery ut the Main Street Bridge. Pendleton, Oregon the xZ widow is now seven children. He had live, an exem- , 19 "O" . ... ,, ....... MI,.t4.d bV all iiUrv life and who knew him week, ut the Bowman Jiouso improving. 'ri. n.i.1 unirinn fir iiir iriiiiiuiuit l Firti Department were oxerci-ed thbj i'nton Pcout: The mammoth Illustra- rlnB.'.,,a Pernod. jrfx.-v'3iSt''Z Rtb2ocat8at8.A.Saylor'. Oregon. MA Km III. VIIANTZ KOIX)MOn Thumlay. IMm. 1 I.er7. ItsS, by lter.(i. II. le, Harry Krm and MU ilrrtlia Kolioiii. KI.DUIIKIC-TIIOKNIJ-NrjrlVndtetoii.Or.. IliO-liiUr Sl. liM.at lliv rfvt:dror .f llifl , brlde'a pucnU, J. J KldrldKa and M. , Tliornc. Tlie i-riiiouy wai ixrormed by . ttie K-iv. W. II. k I ri . , WAI.imON'-HTA.NTON-At Ihe rmldciiro ol I tlin tr!dt-' rtlitr. lHvtinrrH. llM.br l!ev. I J. T. Hu.kln. lr. J. U U'nlJrnn and 11 It. I lary J. hunloii, Ui'lj uf I matllla county. . Kuccess to Ihe happy jwir. "Jim" ' leaves muny bachelor friends to mourn his loss, but such is our climate. I JAMES WHEELAN, Munuaelurrr and Dcultr In- NKIV T-'AV. rTKHBBHTIU'AllhKY tt CO., Tl FRiNT. us&'Ssr MO" m"kloiz&'& James W neelan Harness, Saddles, Bridles. Halters, WHIPS, ROBES AND TURF GOODS. Keeps always on hand tho Best Stock of Har ness and Saddles at prices lower than any place this side of Portland, Call and examine my stock. Court St.