feast; (
FRIDAY, .1ANUAUYJ, 1880
t'i.t Orriiotilnti llrnncn Olllco.
.i.from Kasluru OrcKou sru conllnllr
nfflco'ttlirn lu Portland, iiml innko
x.,1.. it liome. Tim nillcu is in thu a it.
HP" V. fl'uU.1 . I f I... I .........
i l HlnrU. Mies of tlio Kast
SVliluK'oii territory prfper-uru u.
".., rr tin' nccniiliiiodnt on o.
n,,.rn la 11 iHlriiliunu 111 tlionlllcn
i.ll mi' WC Clliuu i -
... mivnllKrlATlUNAt. CllUItClI
tinnd tlwk liiick of tho K. O. Untitling
?u!.i.ti nntl Julitimm street. .Hilluluy
l II mi. hiiiw;w i. m. miiinny
i .1 1 t. ill. Slid' wupk priurer-niot-iiliKi
. Tl'.fl M III. I.lini 111! Wf I ITf III! fl If!
so" vi :.?.. . n.i . i.v.m.
.-IAIIV LlllfffU UWk 1UVIIV
In lilfl Clll i rruui Mir,
ItUKVITIK.
m 23 cents nt S. A. ftiylor'H. i
.v'a laths aro tho boss: only 2o
r.rt Intuit nf Mfiflitln linrupR. v
Mitham. w
. . ... .Hi.. f t...llt.t l.i.f to f-
A Ilftitmun !h absent to-day on u
.Irtllt-nrt uVtllnm tt Will I ii
went Into ciJect Wednosduy.
J MA ila nt nil lintlrri ut tlm Krnnrh
...i t v Mttttitlniil. nrnttriot nr.
L.. 11. !(. in t I mi ti nuHrmttitlntt f
WIU Iiuh opened up u now ncrii'fl
i '.!.... .U..t uliMiiltr nmhlm..
twy iioumjmoiu moor, rjujuiro
4 otnet'
u at f 1 1 if nr inn n li'Miu. ivniru linn
i.titfit nm nr. fiiiii limn.
ft. . l i . ...!.. r.....i 1
. III. .... ..,11. ....i 1 1
J rein, wiiii ui iuuim
.If..... ....) I !.-!. tit nlrwi(d
tmfnn loft m lmnthiT viit In
f 1.4 !..,... ...! I.,...
U14VII "fimifc iiit u
imuu in n iiuuiu miu intuit
A. K. Itritibhi. MutuplivHlcliin,
, t.. II. -.tit. tl.lt M lur
vluJUI 111 iiiu -tj niiiit . vin nv-
No. 3, K.Hr OiiinioNiAN Uiilullnn
KoIMjvh tiro now fairly over, anil
.hi. '........it!.... Ii.. I,ff U,...U,.. nr
est ami fotllliiK down to IjiihIiiuhh
W.M. Hiinifcoy unil two chlldron
Ivt niuht'H tmlii for ton dure1
. .....I rui.. I
tin if iiiiiLii'n iiiiii iiiiiiuin nit ai
Jacob nm! Et.Rcnc Holth returned on1
U.1h morning-H train f.o.n their trip Vol
l. V.,.rt.I, ,1, ;'h Ih ,lnll' JncrwiMlnir In
uiuu nun nil! LMnulh nf ( ... I,..
..... luilll. .
HOW TOIIAIRI; RKV'KNUK. f
-rltlcltf. ,,, ,),,. couttllm. 1
tloiu, but tlno.u't Itlmu'irTcll Hxnctlj j
InwIoHntPtlint'iintilrv. !
"tttxntlon" Is still tun
u. kuuu ii.iBii)io urtu-lPH from uk
i niny aiitliom have vliowti tin. I fw.l n
yctirnlnc knocking nt
ItKNKIMTS OK KAtMtOAUH.
I
SIKW TII.HAV.
rf l'n mi
deep, iniHallstlwl
'r'l . . . . ------
V.J,?.x''r?rH "icmsolvos iih firm In thoi As thu sublc tof
KSWT1 of.110 1 !! "5 ' Inmi; nd ,l8 u 7 or
hat of .he,,-"Onihdr ' S
brothers ook iuikm in ii... . ' n
Zrtl f !?' Tl 11 rwko(l t0 Temendou-ly
uurlni: tho Jonriipv tii.it t..i, A
mi..!. i ! . viiivu nuiu ll,
oiiKlit to Hlnk. 'iho vcrv imxt .l:.v tl.
l?ifm. ,WU? wrcckc'1' "''kH when Mr.
lveltli Hindi' ilm i-ni,.i-i, i... . (. . i.i .. .
not intend It for u prhcey. ' '""' "w
Tl n . . .
"1" IMIDMH Wild llill-n linim tiu....l
H With their tmri'iilH in 1'i.n.
Hmr I'url Worth Tnnk lt lie. liny In It !
IIhihN mid .MihIp h City tit llir.
One or two Issue buck you referred to
I'ort Worlh, Toxns, iw un uvhlenco of
what railroad! could do font town, ami I
by ioiiiet of otliern, I bej? leave to add n '
few MiutfiiiuiitH nt faet.rtH I atn familiar!
nun mo' urowt l of l oit Woit i ncni
Standard Theater !
it . . iii nnuv iuk "
t oiilX.t ,r.i,, : w"",,'oi''osetiite ih,.. 1 visited tlio t.laee in Januarv of
e & 1 1 8 Cu,r lxe?i ,n m,'mV'c of ,ml yr ,uul fo"l1 11 'l'ro vlllaiw, the
Kl u & ternilium of tho Texas IVlflo
o 1'W . 'Hllvld.ial opinions raihoad. hoiwity was on a boom and
E i i?. .iil.xc'' Ron" clauHti. thora see.nn uontinucd to ilw in valt.o until 1880.
iir. j. it. Jrvlno, In a wtien tlio IVxum I'.icinn w.i I'vintulml
tlio holiday
to bo a dlvorsltv
" . " reiuiiy ctiuiietl attlelo. rapidlv to E 1'nwi. Tim il,i.. !.,. .in
i ii cuius am not tnxci if cnnrii in nwai,...ii... i.. i... i. i. .
Webb St., but. ruiti ntitl Cottonwood,
WIJH, "tot
L'tlltfl
lllfiln.i t. Ill ll . . .' . ' . " - ..wi.ll ....
.1.1 v""" 'v iiiv' pi.iiuuin iu 1 t z Mvvini.1,, i'uua ihc t'iu down illnumt llkn n Mlint
i..C -Ttrow W ! If 'P- Ir,vlJ' ln,c;n ,t0 i!'8l"to that credits property that ffl
lai y grind of tuaMerlnu the eonu-nts of! , 'ol t nn tummmml .u.d'was held nf fancy Sh iwlt i ot
ti1',, i''H"ton bo s have hereto-1 ,b'u J1"" lll llnd a space wherein lo .old at one-fourth 1 ho priro t " c, U
foro had rather a tough nainu In schools ? I11" ' monoy, noteB, aceountH." Aro , was formerly held. Everybody said " ho
s, I,?' Laml tam Cl8mv ,er"'. b,,a tl,L'- 1111 S,M-Td,,iU,? n,,t "UIMK ' ' and nobo, y .oemed
wem to get along swimmingly at Tho ltV,011,CH' tl,er.u nn. moro reason for lug to leinnln, navo thoro who were
. .-v ...v.. ..iu iivfD. i . . - n--" ' .nr. iiuiu in i .x- i .iiiv luirifuii iv km rum wnnui n uinL-i
niatigo for a liorso. A thief comes along
nuuiu nij-iu wiicii a torgot to lock thu
stahlo door and "carries" tho animal
away. Tho law makes it tho Hheriirs
Imperatlvo duty to hunt tho rascal down,
und tho county foots tho bill. carefully
.l.i.k.u!t... I I. I .i ..
""i,'""'"-' ' iiuiu in iuo tiurcau drawer,
und oiirin
t.i.
1 1 i i.
nup. i copio couKt now see tliut there
was no reason for attempting to build u
iowiioi an.VHir.o, so near Pallas, which
already had about 10,00(1 inhabitants, and
wan only ihlrtv'onn inllow iiiuiunt it.,.
sldeH, they said, tho country iirnnml
t..-.i ..... ... .
.... uiiiuiiiiiiiiinLT. i luii norm was 1101 MIIIICIIMIIIV settled to
ZlllS atlFCllcn n Hli'oL-.llinn.ri.d I hliHtntn n tvii if .n, I..I.. ...
tramp enters the sacred precincts of his proimity owners in tho face. What mti.t.
lholonrdof flro ilnliMiim m.,.,iu ii.i.,
t ... 1 ri" " ...v-.o .inn
(iVCIlilll? til tulll. ilftlnn ..,., .!!.. .1
, r- i.iiiiiik IH.-11-
Uon to Iw presented by tho llremen of
Urciron at tlm m.vl Ktni.. 1 ..ll..i.. ....t.
, " . --'"J ..vinitltlliu IIRK
ng that the period of exemption for tlio
Hromon shall bo fixed for llvo Instead of
seven years as at tirespnt. nml whim .1
Iicrson serves a noitfon nf hi M limn lit rinn
deimrtmeut ho Blionld Iw credited !wlth It
on entering nnolher. An earnest at
tempt will be mado to secure tho asked
for legislation on this subject.
Dcntltv Kbnrlir Hull l,riu.l,l ,,.
down from Alllton yesterday named Mark
atrumbun:. Mho hud a hpiirliiirtiwlnviiiil
U'im l,ii. .'.i . . . . ,-.- -, iiiiii umiiiHi-i, mi nil un mv mini uuilllH IIICV WOlllll n
.(v.iii. u.i'i 11. iiniH'iir iii'ifiri. 1 ill nriuiriniii'A ...! ... ...... I .. ... . ... .
l,r.....l I..... t . i ,-r. ... ..... ( ,..u....u liur, IL-W IIIU, IlllU 1 (1(11 PCO Illl IIIUIT IOa(l IO I'OlT iXirtll. 1 00 reillV Will
gnndjiry. As far us can bu learned his .just grounds for their nxemi.tlon. An. 7r,.ooo. Thl- i.i Li lit 1
(lnwif ii inV..7.i. .1 1 1 : i . i .V 1 1 I I . i-vii.i'jn ui iiiu iiiiivi leiuii'ss is u mi.v, inrgor man rcniiictou. Hcsidus.
cohh 'K r Ml ?Ur?X 'L" . "u W . v WW had nonione nearly
lim in i- ii 1 . . ii u i niiu, nun niii-uiiT irno or huso 1110 i (hit; iniiig IKilllg IOCKCU Up
dnUlicllo anil tllirlnillS tlm tr..,lullr.'.l nrll.
do. The cuso is turned over to a cunning I
detective, who hatches u scheme which ,
'"felics tho roguo, and tho county pays'
Mlddlcr." Hero we have single '"tax'a-,
Hon," and douulo "protection." All
(leiiisaroot this character, so farasmv
they do to kvo tliemselves? Thcv could
nut sell: there wore no biivnm. in !)!.
dlleniina they consulted together, held a
meeting, and appointed a committee to
wait uH)ii tho nianagcinent of thu (itilf,
Colorado A .Suntu Fo nillroad, and learn
hiiiii nouns tney woum reouiro to oxtend
tlmlr i-.' i.l Ii. W...H. trt l .
Hcnry'H: for wood
cord fO; four foot
Uusii must accom
. i ...
ii...
H'llUlllf ixjr
I t "
. . ... . in . . ..
Lfivo your oritors at ouco. i no
aumiiL'd.
Citv Kovelllo: Undo III Os
ym I'vnrvootiv unows. iiuii iiiu
e to la II tuts morning una iircaic
Kr liludo.
i. iiecsu. ui iiuuinn. una kohu iu
Micro lie lias ciuercil tlio
eallfL'L'. wlshini! to norfect him
lie K'lenco of bookkeeping and
ire ociuir iuiu lor iiiu wiuer-
u .nl '..lll.ir .1 Ull..f,lt i
i io do put in oiHration. iiiu
mavu.
(winly'H tuxablo wealth is us
Total valuo of property, 1 1,034,-
. t . i i a n m tf . II a
irnnd rur i i i .li! iuiii nix.
tii nr mi rirnu uui in -.i
lite absence oi tno flavor,
i ... i.. ... i:...i..
at iionu hi iubv UYuuinK n
ippointed for to-night mo woric
i..A,.il..iki . . m,n liAlnn l.nl.l ill
II K'llOOl IIOI1BU. iiiiuur I11U IIIIB-
the M V. Pliiin'li. SVintli. Knr.
. iipiii iivnri' nvi.iiinir iiiiii mn
liolilnsnn. U'lin nrrpstnd nlcht
" ."fl ...... IIIU lIIUIIU UMV.
"mil nun iuiKHtitlIo lor them
4
KoLler left this morning on n tr!n
1 lirAU .Un lilnn-iliinl .11 l
Kohler returna to rendleton
M lw alone. Success to him
Mfrnled brielo.
ailvont of Hunt's railroad
tnillnn .,,.. I.. .i l,,r
. v nvii rvuuio III M . i. . .
; -..vm, mm lunu niu iiiMo
il .1 . I...
r-"ovMa .ui.,t nun uibi
IIllU n tl... ll,..ll.ln.. Vl.t.ln
v V. A UI1UIUIUII l.lbl.lliw
erCouip.my will lp in full
3 BOIllft tlmn nnvt m-aaIt nnil In
tltiiA tit n ft vi 1 1 1 11 n
Ulbe-jln to illuniiimto. Tho
Ida niiH ol.Ai t a
iiinv urn nTiwciKu iu
1 fhnrm
loa'. of ico have lodired aeuinst
rnrv 1..1.1.. . ...
. -iiiudo ucross biiuko river,
uy tho Furminuton branch
" imii'ii iiiiii. inn niiuiii
from tho ico may cause it
'1 COtne tlmn iimler I lift weicbt
' " lroD.iUlo Hint not
e trains will ,ittmtit tho
ji.u" i.10 antl Anna arrived
"a "alia, bavs tlm Astnrinn. lias
,rv,u amusing bttoi roarino
1 thft DM.... v . 1
.h"m Ull.lUIIIltVIllCUb ill
vi a imxr innt nni'lil 10
r Kmundcd ulilln nl..rini the
r: wegon. will, it is thoucht.
mui-n (Uniairo."
MhpauL'h received a telegram
ii. r inai nis oroiner
Il In l?.i. i T.i.i.
;!.. .""iiKiruui, iiiuiio, u
i ' yf-hoid fever. Wallace did
,U reacheI his brother's
toon beiain to recover. The
t.. . .... i" n iiuiu, mu
liil very weak, but able
uatCenterville.
loo. morn's tho nltv. !
O. 0. (Jreene was In ipiilo a stow ves
tciilay, over tho mlsplacoment of a check
for iflttO, und ho spent several trying
Mint m iiuiiiing u up. u nail iiecomo
hidden in tho folds of a mortgage sent to
tho clerk's olllco for rei-ord. It was dis
covered and returned to Mr. Greene, who
thereupon set up tho cigars to tho whole
force.
l Pollock, tho railroad conductor who
had his leg injured recently by falling it
considerable distance oil" tho sidewalk
p iu real cMutd
parties claiming it know it Is lost sight of ! that they could not sell, excepting at tho
among hundicds of other similar canes. uicutest saeiilltv. Nevertheless, they
Another Intelligent and well-informed 1 saw thev must do or die. so they held u
genlletnan, our worthy statesman, .Mr. .1.1 meeting and Immediately raised the
M. Haley, has favoied tho reading public I lionus, giving their notes, pavablo when
with an "aggregation" of suggeMlons. ' tho road should reach the limits of tho
no sujs in, ono iiiuo no is opposed to tuo lown. iiaMiy Had It Iiecomo known
rniKiu-iux uieor.v, nun m closing ins i nun
PENDLETON
OREGON.
The Only Place of Amusement in
the City.
A First Class Variety Entertainment Nightly. Sundays Excepted.
The Best of Talent Engaged Weekly.
back of tho Storm 1-nko barber shon.
now Improving timidly, although It will
bo somo time beoio ho fully recovers
from Ins Injuries.
Eight prisoners urn now cnlovinir tho
coiimy-H Hospitality in us piaco ot incur
coruiion. iney uru all cuiiiv of s e i
olfcnscs. Indeed, it has been sometime
since Umatilla county's lull has contained
a criminal ot any note.
The llnhhlng touches aro now Imlng
mi. on me iiuiiiuug to no occupied lv
-cozer & Kuoblor'H dnm storo. and it will
soon lw fully completed and ready for thu
hiock oi drugs.
A day or so ago Dr. klmr wan called to
hcu un uged lady named Mrs. 8. Mopjicr,
living near oakum, who is ullllctcd with
pneumonia. Shu isnulto low with tho
diseatiO.
Tho oxamlnatlon of tho men chari!cd
Willi attempted train wreckini! livdriv
ing catllo in tho cut on tho Touchu't still
continues und tho und is not yet.
L. Samuel, tho cnternrli-lni; nubllshcr
ot tno vt est biioro, tno nest publication
of Its kind on tho Pucillu coast, was in
'cndleton yostorday.
Tho Wow Year's million of tho Walla
Walla Union will not lw itsued until tlio
10th of this month, owlm: to tho luck of
typo und printers.
Tho IlandcMIavden society meets to
night ut Its rooms In thu EAhTOiiKiio.siA.v
lUlhliiiL'. and ull its mumbeni aro ro-
picsted to attend.
E. 0. Ilrown was taken lielo'v last eve
ning by Deputy U. S. Marshal Furnish,
for you-know-what. Judiw Doady will
attend to him.
A now managing editor of tho Tacoma
Daily Ledger, named l'arkhuret, has
taken charge, to tho snrpriso of thu statf.
II. A. Wrlaht. who lu now located with
his fatlior, tho postmaster und storekeeper
of Nye, Oregon, Is in town to-day.
Miss Abblo Front has returned from
Seatllo, W. T,. where sho baa been resid
ing for somo timo.
The youngest child of Have Horn is
quite low with pneumonia.
arlldo ho sayf., "These deductions should
(list lie mado from jiersnnul properly lu
all cases, as farus possible, making the
real estate of tho party assessed respons
ible to tho county for the taxes and the
taxes a lien 111011 tho proiwriy until
paid." nut aren't you diivlng vour
bargo directly toward thu sho.ils and mud
hanks of tho "land-tax" advocate? If
Iho 10.ul was assured without wait-
Ailvvrllil l.ollor.
Letters remaining uncallod for in the
jiostotllco at Pendleton. Or., Jnnuury
1, 1888. rersons calling for sumo picaso
iay "Advertised." Ono cent is collected
on each letter orartlclo advcrtlned:
Anderson 0 J - IawIb J 0
Atkinson OW Norrls l'etcr
HeurdsleyMrsJ C Undlg W II
illUIIIQWH 11108
Hovatmer Johu
Ilenson Sjiencer
Ilrown Mm Nellie
Hradloy G
Hun: v litis L
CampbellJ
Cox Miss Emma
Cooper J 0
ixlriece .Mrs harun
Demurs II
Dt-shon John
Davis Mrs J C
Davis Mrs busio
Davis Joo
Davis Mrs Lizzio
Grlflth West
Gray Miss Annlo
UenuricKson v
Ilnushs Cora 0
Jones Mrs Alico
Ketchum fi
Krucer M N
Lee John
Mcnefeu Jus
Mesk W II
Miller Sloan
.Mil W Mis Sadie
McWberJ II
Peterson V P
Pino Mrs MS
Powell O C
Ulcer AI
Itoss John
Hoot Geo
Simmons Mrs
Sslsbeo P A
Shaw Hum'
Smith KG 2
Smith Col J
Smith J no II
Townfcend MrsO
Tustin Miss Elraonto
VieklnsonJ M
Wuhlert Mrs II
Walker W F S
V. H. Cwrrox, P. M.
Julia
I.adlna boclrty.
you succeed hv a series of "oxemiitlons"
mm "deductions," in Inking all tlio tax
ablu wealth oil thu personal, why not
levy a direct tax on the real anil thus
savo tho Iron bio and cost of monkevItiL'
with something then) is no revenue de
rived from 7 Ho says If A owns a note or
an account, and falls to have
It recorded, ho should lw al
lowed no deduction therefor. If
tuts pamurapii was sot un as
originally designed, it seems to me Ilka
unsound rcasonlim. 1 don't see wuat
would bo accomplished by tho "record"
process moro tiiun is secured uy tno pres
cut syetem. At present, umun entitled
to tho beuont of deduction, must give
(under nuth) "Iho nature of tho dobt,
tho name und place of residence of tho
holder," etc., and all this Is made n mat
ter of record, and could Ikj preserved for
all timo, by simply printing tho assess
ment blank" 01 each year.
Our friend and fellow-law-maker. Mr.
E. It. Ganibco, says, In oiienlngthoaub-
ect of how to raise rovenuo, "Hut would
exempt money, notes, and accounts."
uoes no. un advocate 01 1'cmocraiic prin
ciples, consider the hunklm: house too
fucied u temple for tho inquisitive asses
sor to enter mid inquire ulsjut thoumount
of losoo wealth stored therein? In read
Inir the urticlo a littlo farther, I see
tho wholo matter fully explained.
In roplv to your eighth query.
10 says: "Only In case of mortgages."
This settles tho wholo matter, he was
only "toying" witli our feelings, ut tho
statt. I know Mr. Gamlieu menus well,
but think ho wrote huHtily. I trust Homo
luislation will boeirectod ut the coining'
session, and If ever it Is no better than
our present stem, It will boa change.
I am glad to seu tho mutter so generally
discussed, und k'llevo considerable good
will result therefrom.
Wishing you all a happy and prosjcr
ous Now Year. I am resjiectfullv yours.
Wilms.
Tlio Now Year's East Oiihoomas, in
wrappers, ready for mailing, ten cents
each. Uavo your
supply is limited.
orders at once. Thu
lintel Arrlrnl.,
ViLiauu House. N Hobs, Harry
Frank, New York; Chas Hons, Cal: II A
Wrlghtt Nye, Or; A Haer, HanFrancIscot
A It Ucach, Chicago; .Mrs Grillith and
daughter. Canyon City: J II McIIwaine,
Kansas City; F A Huggln. walla Walla;
M T Klrmiuan. 0 Kccs, llio Dalles; F
Dolsn. O It A N i C 1. Weleh, Pendleton , Worth, can. with tl
Charlie Ladd, Jeff Forester. La Grundi. i done with Pendli
Goldex ltui.r. Miss It K..lnville, Mibs .
M Farrow,' Wulla Walla; hd himson,
Centervillo; Wilder ltms. unkano Fulls:
E Saunders, Poitland: 1J l GainU-o and
wife, Alba; A P Phillip, veattle; 110
Pearl, Woodland, Cal; T L Hugsdale,
Milton: O J Lvon. Portland; uwen
lug for It to ioiic1' thu place More real
I estate began to boom again, and there
were moie buyers than K-llers. and, In
about ono week's timo, properly had so
fur advanced iu value, that real estate
owners saw that they could liuvu invested
7o,000 iu no other way that could brlni
them so largo 11 return, They had id-'
ready mado on Hie advance much more I
Hum tiiuv iiad subsctihed. In 188:', when
I visited tho place again, I found It hud
10.000 inhabitants, and pnicrty was
still rising. I'ioiii Hint timo on, there
was no trouble in raising (tonuses to build
railroads to tno city. I'.veryono saw it
was tho best of investments. Ijirun
whnlcsalo houses had been entalillsln'il
and were doing good business.
hut tho town had built bovond
.1 .... ... . .. -
mo country, ami muy inustnipen up new
fields: so they raised moro bonuses and
broiiL'lit in other roads and by tho cuter
pri'o of Its own citizens those nxids were
tiuilt us special feeders to Fort Worth
tlio I-ort Worth A Denver, tho Waxa
hatchle, and the Hrownswood nillroiids.
Add to these Hie Transcontinental, tho
Missouri Pacific, tho Atchison, Toncku
and Suntu Fc, and tho St. I-ouIs, Arkan
sas and Texas, and the place bus nine
railroads centcrlm: there, und I urn told
thcro aro two others heading that way.
And what have these railroads done for
tho town? They have built it un to
about Hd.OOO Inhaiiltuuts, with Iho pros
iect nf fiO.OOO In less than llvo years. It
lias the largotit wholesale grocery and
dry goods houses to bo found iinvwhcre
iu Texas, carrying millions of dollars of
stock. It has llvo National llauks, each
with a capital of $50,000, and all seem
tolm prosiH'rlng. It has somo manufac
tories, but owing to tho inability to se-
curo cheap luel Hicmi nro lew, Hie
omploycs of tho railroads iilono, that
live there, it is cstimatud, amounted to
S.nOO. Tho railroads that formerly used
nil their Inlluonco in fuvor of D.ihas were
dumbfounded ut so much entermlse unit
tiusli, and they concliuled to light it no
iouget, but to lend it their uld. As to
traversing the street. I do not recollmt
a slnulo sticct In Fort Worth that Is not
Intel sifted by railroads and proerty
Immediately on the railroads, has pro
iwtionably risen more rapidly iu valuo
than elKinvliere. owlnL! to tlio fact that it
Is sought by wholesale men whodesloj
to build, uri'd others who -eek Iho trade I
of Iho railroad employers. Tho city 1st
cut in twino by tho Texas Pacific, and I
believe every ttreet car lino crosses a
a railroad somewhere, and ono crosses it
twice, and runs parallel with u railroad
for a quarter of a mile.
.Might not Pendleton emulate the ex
ample of this enterprising city? It Is
slmlNrlv situated in every resect,
thoti'.'h It has home advantages over Fort
Won'.. It has water-jiower and Isnearer
fuel mo coal iiitucs on iiuttcr itm-ic,
! which munt soon I hi connected by ruil.
1 beliovo what has lieeu done by tort
iu proiwr cnterprlfco
ton.
Profussioiiiils of recognized nbilit.y wanted tit. nil Mines. None
others need apply.
For a Night's fun and pleasure yon ttlionltl not tail to
visit this
Temple of Fun.
The Best of Wines, Liquors & Cigars
Constantly on Hand.
Attentive waiters
and polite barkeepers,
overcharges nt tho bar.
Please report any
Professional Headquarters.
HARRY A. MARTIN, General Manager.
-HILLY IIJTJS, Btago iManager.
Othor theatorH picaso exchange bills
STAVER & WALKER
Newmarket Block, Portland, Oregon,
Oiler for the season of 1880 tho largest and most complete lino of tho Very llcst anil
laitest Improved
MACHINERY MID VEHICLES
Of Every Description.
E. D. Ilovn.
A Ciiuferrnin with Mr. Hunt.
W. F. Matlock and L. Hlum returned
list evening from Walla Wulla, where
they had an interview with Mr. Hunt.
He seemed diHjoed to talk and act rea
sonably in regard to the railroad mutter,
and nromlscd to bring bis surveyors
InMltiiL. r. Portland, over In about ten davs. uh soon as Hie.
Me.Mahon.Jas Danu, City: It A Host
wick, Helix: 0 F Hull, II Wells, Mil
ton; Ed Miller. II F Engle. Fred Gerlr,
Quality of Goods guaranteed. Trices thu lowed, quullty 'onhldorod
Call and seo us, or send for our
HANDSOMELY lXLtUS I? It A T M I ) (JATALOOUB
Mulled FHICE on apiOlcation
STAVKB & "WALIDIW.
COUCHS AND COLDS
Completely Knocked Out I
After much
solicitation and
popular
demand for our
M,.r:iwti A A Little. J A Mason.
iidinn. A IlTlioiitnson. W.dla Walla.
II .' ll M f!tlf.
JMIWM.tK JIII1BI4. I, Jl w.. I
ll .tl.ul- Knit l .ikn: Fr. I.k SilbV. It I'
was decided to organize a society to 1 bo Qrubb. Pocatello; Mrs D I; Hammond.
it weicti. vu na aua: 11 r
ong Kong; ,
Y
Itobt Kirk. Echo; J WSalihoury, Vinson ; were through with a certain Job on which
C D Hohcall, PiM Bock. Jno Dickie. I they aro now engaged, to hurvey a route.
Foster; II D Teste, San I . dicisco; H F j Into Pendleton. If the moot) is raiNNl
Ualiev and family, T Ilargl-. Nebraska; by that lime, tho triple of Pendleton
Jas W'ilon. Kockford ; 1 Cublo, la win no in u miicn ismcr m-uioii h. m.
Grande : JO Haynes, Ce eland; J D favors of Mr. Hunt concerning tho route, j We have
Cadwulader. U Cadwaloiler, Jtantmo, III; Tho uniount must 1st ruli-ed anyway, no j
ijvw.k,r. Holdrldi.-e.Ncb. II McCann. matter what route is selecled, and wu
At a meeting of tho ladies of tho Pres
byterian chua-h, on Wednesday of this
week, atthe residence of Mrs. Sargent, it B
A Y I must luvo the road, no matter wiiui uie
! route; therefore tho Ilrst tiling 10 no is 10
raise tho bonus, and settle ine route ni-tcrward.
known as tho I-adies Society of the .Hwt . Uta, K y, Welch. Wuha
Presbyterian church of Pendleton," tho tiu()y Neb; 0 II Whittle. H
object of which shall be "to raito funds j A 'Webb, Kamela: E J A
for tho purpose of turnisning me enmm
1.. ' t i.-l Inn 11 A mn-
nn. In mnru nf rinstruction." A COIl
ttltution was adopted and tho following
officers were elected: President, Mrs.
Moulo: vice-president. Mrs. Crawford;
secretary, Mrs. Shepherd
Mrs. Sargent.
Nulled
ill tint-In" Imrmuriil rKirikii
Alban. r l .1... L.u- nuinnviiv I I irnrv urn
- - --- , , , iruill 1 1 1 U I. An. - j -
Crowtber, Portland; Mis Seeley, I nton.,.lon)l)y rt.Uestc.l to return Iho same
I wllllln 1110 next leu tiavit. 111 inu nuuiu
Tim Vw YnaHs East OkeOOMAN. In HOOKS Will 1101 WJloanwiiroiii 111014 iui,
ready lor inauinir. icn cenot
u-miiiioni.
treasurer leach. Iavoyour orders at once
I supply is lunltea,
The
PICODO
as wo find wo are constant losers
heed this notice. ..,., ,.
East Okkooxia Publlihing Co.
Kucblcr. Oregon Cough Cure,
1 tcrinined to again put it on tho market in attractive style and medic I
nully improved. For Coughs, Colds und Soro Throat Troubles
We Ciiiuruiileu II ! ulvu fcuturufllon o KcTtiml iiiu oiioy.
llelng mado 011 sclcntlflo 'rinclples for Cniifft and Coliln, wo provalunt in IMS'
climate, wl ilicit a trial of this Standard Itomody, -
ltemetnber-it cotits you nothing, 0 try it: a guaruntco goes wjth every AVo. Sold
only by
LEEZER Sd KnjBLKll,
Despain Block Pondleton.