ItlESDAY, JANUAHY lit), 1889.
i-.,t oreironlHn Itrauch Ofllco.
kAnti from riwici wirhwii luiiuuiij
n"!' 'i.., ,.l,nn In t'nrtluml. niwl iimba
aannmiv " ' -' : :.. -: . ........
"-... ,.i I . n me. I nn nuice u in i in Ah.
.,inn nm HtarK. rnei or me east
ICO.!! I "'"nllu "iiiiuniiiHuuinri I'lr-
..j uui i Kiiiu iiiuiiwij i'iiiici nig m-
ntpv iiii ..... ..v.; ........... ...
fflm Hfillinmni1nMnii nf
i.M .11(1 llll'IU 1" ."irf.nwnw au lUUUluuv
Wl'l'. i
h ill WIT nuwv
CONQUEOATIONAIi 'CJIIUHCII
t,r,.t l.loi k Imck nf the K. 0. Uululitie
.T. m'pIiIi niul Jolinnon ntrcoti. HmuUv
-i... m ii il. ill mill iiuiifi ill. nuuuiiT
jrttiny, 7WU p. m. uininii weicomn 10
ninMUlly tliiwio lint connected wlthother
jvi - , - . -. r i .
..h.u in iiii lii i anin , a
KXTKA COI'IKH.
Etta copied of the Now Yoar'H Km
u ..nit lut nail nt tnn lmultint.'a
i I.. -...III,,.. If final. i,..
r lUT lllllllK ia.l,a.l... VQIUKV
..II
ItKKVITIKS.
fi-efreHhcantlIoH.it Wulkcr's. '
litem is to lmvo unotlior National
fberoisii notice to conirnciorH unuer
..Trt..l.n "
..ii i
1 kxI waller can find employment nt
,.!!.... 1i tl.,
ixo. 1 ouuitty oi tiinottiy nay is ior
by T, t. KourKO.
T.O. V. King can now bo found In
new olUeo nbovo tho poittolllco.
kwl meiilH ut till lionrH ut the trench
Tiniiu. .1. ... ... j. ii mil.. aa ua.a a.. ...a a
I t IU U...ifln1.l t.tTktirliitnl
t.U. J. IlllUKUr unit itiu niruat ucii-
practice of uny dentiitt in Kntttern Or
i.
tit arrived, n now lot of bluck and
n .... ft l t It... 1..- .1...
dicillonnuH ui llio i cojiio h uure-
trreirf not n brick for wtlo in Siilem.
.demand luw been too Krout for tlio
n.,iiLliirtv linn been unpointed iron
,biliir to attend tlio wants of tho clr
fcxirt.
eEllliaH jiint received n lino of flno
'...I II . . II ll.lt.nH
Jt. I. IV. UN IM UIKU vino wi
. r t r- ...lit 4 . 1. ..!... .1
i ii h i t I .i..!.t Ttf n h
it 3 for hIx or A it dozen.
t a t t.l It .tl..4..H l.ttaat-
vttilt Kimiliiv. rolurnini! to Wullil
. . . . i i.. ...I.
rmnosiition nun been mauo to emui,-
i fiirnltnro manufactory in Sulem.
1 ....I I . ACiVIA
. a . .. . v . a ttf .11 .M.a
BOrO UUBlllCUB III XJIIIU11 iu
1 f 1 1 7 I ..r...-
than any town in r.UHiorn uro-
F. Kourko and D. W. Ilailoy, who
1 ..I!..- unn.t II. ..n Hl.olnti-
MMH1 nilVllUlllK PuillU tllllU ..vawn,
rort anu.
i. William t'ursons huh nocncoiiiiiicu
. . . . n .
UOUSO ior uy ur mu mm
k of nouralgia, that most unplcasaut
dlHeases,
. ... .. . r . t 1 1
r .1 nt itiimrr in iiili iiuiu imtiH
t irvttritiL. itiittr liiu iiituit.avn ui n
.t.. t. .
. . "i. . it.t...t I - I. .1.1.
niHIl 111 1IH IlttllZll Utll IIIJVI Ml.. .....a
, and farmers ro feeling poworiui
I
over prospcrouH jii-ukjhjiho.
it' n..i.nflAu Ka ornlilfn nnfl niin
i t itll. .... 4..ti nntll
.irniiHiii i imiLiiiu iwitui
liouso, is over iron) wuiia niw.io-
nit nf Itlal llAtlfullpill visits Of
wtion.
I i. viiu w. ... I " - -
vn MVurv nnn In nml lllxillt PondlctOll
h, is in town from Kcho, whore he
4 II'iniT IIUCI 11LUI Ul HIIWIIHfi
m can irei tho iMiHt oi artincwi iooui
IV. 0. J. Whitnkor'fl denial oflico now
I12JMI nor not. Al other prices
. . .
!!. n n ijr.mp imvo a very pleas-
h WW 1 .
i t.. a., a.. ,.... tnr (nd frfonda
"HIM P.'UIV IU H1W ''
ut iiiti iroiuiit v v
oeo In attendance.
. . . t i.-.i
tnntr V 11a ilm ItniWr-niiin WI1U imu
A- .t I i.ni...nnii n nntp nf
en irnm i, in niruianrA tpiii r.;tni. uijii
lipoid ilntlefl.
Incton IJusdtjt; Tlw lHt beard of
- Ti. 1 V., - I. .i J a t w.t n
wjiiiniiiiiu wiiii wiiiini il iiaiiu
; ot ncrrik un, iiHunn
M-no aahbee cottain hoi' on no
t'Mve brick und two iron buildings
' VVV it VUllll U1VU "T.
....a t.,,i utjuill III iit.wiaa - '
lnil(.n.ln,l..t unnra nf tltin IrUIIlO
cllines und stores. This surely looks
"fboom."
?w isthotimo for barealns at Camn-
AWilnn'ii Tliov nr Rpllin1' OUt at
U l-i-l ...u linalal
''Hth.lt Ira Wilann ill tnln't nerfOU'
. 'l I1111KU fUUlll IU1 tilt-. a .....F.
tt. rtt t ... a '
'"vmtuijoiimiaW lum.
. Althoufo windmill has been re-
Hi I iridtni4lftn ! I iriiDN Will
nnce them of its surerioriiy. Tb"st
j, "IllliUUII dlllHIMI li" "
nd tako a look at the Mlhouse.
Plfltpr Jmw tint v t i.Hvlved his
-".tun hh reiriKiK. l uiti ivi".j
Draun.iv !,..,! nffipa hilt llUS
'1'e.l In his cuse. thut theru will bo
Acuity wliutnvir nlmnt llio matter.
thai 1... ...Ml A .. a I 2.. AIINA
..MO , uaj 1 1 1 1 1 I ! 1 1 U HI t-aJMaa..
e. A fnw morn hnnillps of red tflPO
Qnilini. ,.,!. . nt In IlA
ll i tiiaitci nut t u jv. w
.'ttl. nftAr irlilxK llio enn firm at ion
A fellow wliocis li had been amputated
Vi i . r"iiiiiuuaioH on eriitelieij,
walked into tlio court loom ut lii o'clock
last nlubt, and aiked of llio clerk, Homily
occupant: "WIiciu'h llmt n-cret mcetlni:
tlicy wero to liavoat IhlnplacoV" ut llio
t n l. tt i'iiivv i.. niu
r.....u ...nu ,,,u ininsiixiiig iiiatoilicor
with a vacant, roving glance. Umitlni; 1
lor secret meetiin;H ut initliiibt in boiiio- i
thinj; rutlicrnniimial, and It In juiced tho!
pne-k'UKed individual imixt lmvo been :
laboring under an halliH lnutlon. .
1a Gramlo Gazelle: The inlcnso inter-1
est which tho 1'cntlluton Tribune takes ,
in the county seat matter In this countv '
shows unmistakably thut tho Tribuno is i
jealous oflajtUrande. and s afra i that If
tho county Beat Is removed to this nlaco
UUrnndo will grow to such proportions
na to rob
Pendleton
of
it wri of hur
Proftltfo. Tho Tribuno need not worry-
Pendleton does not owe nny of her ttrcet-
ucss to us inuuenco.
Wullulu Herald : Portv-tun mllifi Knnfli
of 1'ondleton, on Uutter creek, is found a
Bmicrior quality of coal, in a region some
pight miles square, wliero tho volcanic
formation ceases. Soan stono. sand
stono and othor valuable stones ran bo
found in this region also. Wullulu will
soon have direct connections with this
region, if reports as to tho extension of
tho O. A W, T. are correct. It will bo
nono too soon, for tho fust-grovslng city of
Wullulu needs tho coat and bulKllns
stono now. .
Tlio seventcon cases afalnst J. W Sails-
burv. us seen bv tba court nuws. were
dlsjiopcd of yestorday, sixteen by dis
missals, and tho remaining ono by a
judgment in favor of tho planum. Win.
Martin had received ti power of attorney
from Salisbury, now in Montana, em
lowering him to sell property sulllclontto
pay tho claims uguiiiHt him. and this .Mr.
Martin proceeded to do. The result was
that Salisbury's debts were paid and tho
east's against him dismissed. ,
Orciwnian 27th inst.: .Mr. Leo Moor-
Iioiiho, of l'ondletnn, is In thp city. Ho
is un usplrunt for tho position of uncut at
tho Umutlllu reservation. Ho bus been
liairman of tho Henubllcuu county com
mittee of Umatilla, for years, and is n
niemlicr of tlio Hepuiillcnu Mute (. cnirai
commltteo. and as ho is Indorsed by
inunv of the nr ncitml men oi tho btato,
will doubtless bo miccchhioI.
Tho followlni! Is it list of tho etand in
rors drawn for tho. Iiinuary term cf tho
Ircuit con t now in session: A. Hopson.
I. M. llentley, I). MoKlnnon, 0. K. Ilry-
a m. M. m. Jolins. deo. Uolluven una
Mriri Johnson, who, is foreman. Tho Int-
tor wus drawn in tho pluco of James
Ittlo, who was oxciiH'd becmiso of sick-
Charles Downey, who was nrrested a
week or so uiro on the charco of selllnt:
Honor without it Hrensc. appeared before
Commissioner Tustln Saturday, and was
hound over to npieur iicforo Juugo ueaiiy.
Ho wus tukon below bv Ucputy U. S.
Marshal Furnish on last evening's traiuj
W. I. Crow, of Milton, was in town
. . ( ll . - A
yostcrdav. no save tno iirosiccin uru
gool for a largo fruit crop this year, tho
weatner being lavoramo to an kiihis oi
fruit. Mr. Crow thinks mo will exper
ience no moro cold weather this winter.
lie predicts a great nliundanco oi mm.'
A pophh of O. A V. T. enisineers lmvo
fnr unmn timo liceil SlirvoviniT ttlonu Al-
plna rldgo beyond Dayton and toward
Lowiston. That tho O. A W. T. will get
to Ixiwiston is almost an assured fact. It
will doubtless connect there or further on
with Manitoba.
Recently a wash Chinaman at Hlparia
was turown nown anu unni unuor
blanket, whllo thluvcs went through his
establishment andcleancd up about $(500.
Thero is no cluo to tho robbers, but they
oro supposed to belong to tlio "image
gang" tnoro.
inkam:.
Another Victim From t'lniitllti County Al
tleil loth Crowilnt Aaylvm.
T.1.,. w Pnv hart butt ticcn committed
to tho asylum from Umatilla countv, and
will soon lie removod to Salem by fehcrlir
Houser. llo is a trump who was taken
to Jail about eleven days ago for vagrancy,
and bus been confined thoro over since.
During his incarceration, from his rum
bling und incoherent utterances tho fact
of his insanity was developed. Ho i Im
agined that a number of peonlo lived un
der tlio Jull floor whoso object it was to
kill him. and his insane brain also con
ceived tho idea thut bo was surrounded
by u ring of people, who wero following
him witli intent to do him bodily injury,
X . o n Uo Vhe
. n fin I mischievous iieoplo if ho I
catches thom. which shows thut when in ;
lUlllllB UIVIll. , , , ,,,..
turious moon no nuuiu my viuitui
on imybotly. Ho wus struck on the lieau
jmo years ago with a coupling pin,
which is tho only cause that can Ihi as
signed for his insanity. It is learned
from his companion that ho has liecn act
ing "qtieerbh" for over three weeks. A
sojourn in tha asylum may straighten out
his reason.
A Ilrulal Klillltln.
To ll.e Ktlltorodlie Kut Oregonljo.
Much Is said of man's inhumanity to
man, but I do not think it so culpable or
barbarous as man's inhumanity to ho
brute creation. Ai t"ent otx-iirroi
livilizeil 1-ennieion, -
disniced u South Sea Islander. An old,
wh?lo-haI'el man seized a cat by tho
heels and bv.t Into lionsibility over a
v n.. ' H i this meihod nl
u t ermination, ho " K i' "In e
uniund and proceeded lo stamp its little ,
K aliilnu'lifo out with 1.1s heavv tK)ot
heel - When ho iiad satislieit us nruuMi
twntW 1 o coolly tose.l Iho lifeless ixxly
nto Urn street and returned to his house.
For wanton, deliberate and unailiflJ
cruelty, it was iho int Jrfi'ct exWUilon
l over witnehseil. 'Ihe society for tho
l 0P...i ' r ..niPltv to unimaU i-oiild
Pemileto a good fiel.l for o.a-
'llllCf t
All
U arsons having ; j grfow by the HU,nsions
,1B East Oswasus Li fi Jff lll the Uhlgh coal companies and in
jbv requested to return uie tum , .
from
XXlnZl !
Si will not be loaned from the Library,
. a r rtinhLint losers, l leawj
heed tln.OOJ),AN rubliBUIng Co. i
Un Wv niiu " v
HTATU VS. I'ltKIIKUIL'K NOlll.K.
Nmv mi Trim In th Circuit Cuurt-Fei
New l'olntu I)errloieil,
Trobably no cueo bus ever been the oc-
Cllslcill 111 xn imiii'Ii Int. ,h..i H. ii...
, aiifcvu.-ni, llllUllUUUl. IIIU
" mat oi mo Mule verutm tied-
V.ri,-k, iNol,lui indicted for tlio killing of
How. Tlio piomtnencu of the
viciiin, hh well an tlio drciimHtniuw
w'ieli led to bin llnal uliruiit lakinv; oil',
bus niado tho caooneof llio timet celo
" ever ruced tho ciimliiid
dr0,f,1,,l, d,1;ult.0011 of t Hctimi.
ln? Kllntook place In Spring Hollow
'"""V iIot 1ouk " Al,r11 l'mvious
i'".. 1110 encounter, iiohx, mrmerlv one
?r mo9t "-'"lted and intiucnti.il men
"J S?11"'. .'".u
bad developed s mptoms
lull ho hud e.xhlliiti'il nn
01 ""anny, wmci
?cvrr?,1 ucjw'un n violent form. Ho
'.la" "'crtforo come to bo regarded as a
ilrtiiKerous character, und that ho would
kill omo ono or bo killed himself was
often prophesied.
Tho causes which led to tho killing aro
known to nearly every one, as thov were
brought to light at the lust term of court,
on the occasion of Noble's llrst triul. Ho
was in tho employ of ltoss ; they hud n
little dldlculty in regard to tho payment
of Ills wages, of what chuructcr it is hard
to jmlgo from the varied statements of
witnesses, and this led to un encounter in
which Nohlo, as ho says, was pursued by
ltoss with it club, and was compelled to
kill him In self-defense, stabbing him In
tho side with a knife, lto-s did not dlo
immediately. Ho was taken to 1'ilut
'Hock und thero expired.
Nohlo was arrested, and indicted for
manslaughter, and hud his first trial u
tho lust session of tho circuit court. The
prosecution was conducted by J. It. Hand
and F. I'ugc-l'ustin, and the defense by
Ituuihoy A. Wager. Tlio icsiilt wus u
"hung Jury."
Yesterday, ut about four o'clock in tin
afternoon, Nohlo was uguin brought be
fore u jury of his peers, conslhtlng of T. J
Conruu, M. J. Smith, Wm. Helmer, J
II. Hoso, Win. Kui-oburg, Win l.lnyd. J.
II. llnrircs", and T. H. Sweurlm-'en
Tho prosecution Is conducted by J. L.
Hand and Tustiu & Crews, and the de
fense bv .1. 0. I-en-mre. Tlio work of
examining wltnerses wus commenced yes
terday afternoon and continued all day
to-duy. About tho sumo ground bus been
gone over thut was coveted In tlio former
trial, a full history of which wus given in
these columns, and tho testimony taken
bus not dlllered materially from that
produced before, so that u reietitlon of I
tho former report is not considered neces
sary, it Is thouent mat iiy to-niguttiic
closing argument will have been made
and tho caso uiven to tho Jury. It is een-
oraHv 1 ollovcd tho verdict will lie ono ol
acquittal, as, in criminal cases, tho rule of
tho lawyer that u "hung Jury is u cue
half won" seldom meets with un excep
tion.
A portion- of tho garments worn by
ltoss when killed and tho fatal Instru
ment which did tho uct, wore Introduced
us iK-foro us evidence They consisted of
a chinchilla overcoat and a vest which
tho hlado had penetrated, tho latter being
liesputtered with blood. For the mor
bidly curious, they are interesting relics
of the murder.
Tho trial naturally elicit much interest,
and tlio court room is crowded during its
progress. As said lieforo, Koss was a
man of singular prominence. Ho started
with iiotlilnir. but at tho time of his
death owned moro land than any othor
single individual in tlio country, una
numbered his sheep and stock by tho
thousands. It is not to bo wondered ut,
therefore, thut tho trial is creutlng wide
spread interest throughout tho region
where koss was Known.
Ilratli ufOrorRn IUye.
A telegiam was received at Weston
yesterday, stating that Goorgo Hayes,
formerly in business at thut place and a
wealthy and influential citizen, had died
at Yaiiuina City. Mr. Huyes, it will bo
rcmomlMjred, left Weston some timo ago,
after obtaining a divorce frrni Ids wife
and marrying n woman who bad been
employed ut Ids residence as a servant
gltl. Mr. Hnyes, despite tho suddenness
of his departure, hud left munv friends in
and around Weston, who will mourn his
losd as that of a brothor. Ho had a gon
ial, tuinni- tmiiiieriiment. und no man
rnnM !ii "morn m-nerous to his friends.
Particulars regarding his death could not
lio learned.
WhUKy lut Thi-in Thr.
Mr. John W. Dickenson, of tlio Na
tional Heform Association, bin been In
Wullii Walla several days inteniewjiig
nd wolking among the Wisoners in the
penitentiary near tlio Garden City. Ilo
bus had printed in tho Dally t,nlon tmy
, ,.., flhv nrillvlctH UIlBWUriUl! tllO
letters from fifty convict answering the
followinu questions;
What brought you hero?
Havoyouat.ude7
What was your homo Influence, and
lmvo vou at tended public school 7
To what ilo you attrlbuto your downfall
from Ks-ietyY
Tho letters show to tho reader that
whisky is responsible for the tho horrible
situation of most of tho uienin tho "pen."
'Hur liMlice."
. Nleoeight.rcm cou.
for rent, una me n.iium.is ..v,-..-...
goods for sale dirt cheap:
One Zerlina heatinu' stove.
Ono Columbia cook stove, o. 8.
One walnut liedrooin cet.
UireocuriK'ts.
One extension dining table.
1'onsesaion of j.roKjrty given lebniary
t. t r.irii.ur imrticulars call on 1C
Wheeler, ut his residence on upjr ater
street, Pendleton, uregou
Ilrrtniutklne.
.a MtiM.oii .mil Mini Fanning have
opened dressmakin.' rooms in I.usbee s
store, where they will pleased to meet
all tl tir old friends and ftbers who dc-
siro anything in
dresses a siieciulty
their line. Evening
SatUfactlou guaran
! teed.
lilln In the Penn'
dividual coal qmtrrie.
Tle will of the late John Guy Vaar,
.it . riiJ. .mp la to be conteoted.
He left ait esUto valued at 2,000.000
OIUCttIT COUIIT.
l'rncri1tnK-i ur Monday, I lis Opening hay
r Ihn .liimmty T.-rm-Ai. luiuienii
Nuinbrror Cilnrii lM-in-t-tl r.
Yuntenlay, the opening day of tho cir
cuit court, was u roinarkably busv one.
Woik wus conducted rupidlv from start to
finish, no delays were toleruted bv Judgo
ceo, und the result wus thut Iho" follow
ingcaws, i-omo of thom of some impor
linico, were dlsofod of ono afler the
other nml given to the clerk like theoper
utkm of well-gicased machinery, with no
stoppage i or hindrances. Indeed, ruptdltv
is t'SKeutlul, in thero are said lo bo inoie
cases lieforo the coutt at this Hitting than
during uny previous session. Following
is a summary of tho business transacted:
History Company vs Henry llowman;
motion sustained.
H. Whlttuker vs Stnrgis and Houser;
demurrer overruled.
Win Noycs vs J M llontloy, (hidings of
court on cost bill.
Gits HumsIo vs Keeso A Hodman j con
tinued for term by consent.
Y S Powell A llro v Cornell Hros j con
tinued for service.
Schwabiicher Hros. vs Atkinson; dis
missed at plahitllls' costs,
ltceso A Hedmun vs Weslev J Herrliiir-
continued for term for service,
ltceso A Hedmun vs Mrs A II Hohlort
ol ; dismissed us to garnishee and judg
ment against plulntltls for costs in favor
of tho garnishee.
Timothy Hulnvillo vs Allen and Allen;
dlsmisFcd ut plulntilPs costs.
.MArmerA Co vs Shull A Downoy;
dismisd ut ilalntitPs costs,
Pendlclou National Hank vsJ W Sal
isbmy ct ul-; dismissed at plalulilPs costs.
lioldman vs Holdmun; default.
Pendleton National Hunk vs J W Salis
bury ut ul; dismissed ut plaintiff's costs.
Sumo.
Same.
J II Haley vsJ W Salisbury ct ol; ills-ntisi-ed
at plaintiff's costs.
II It Dickson vs J W Salisbury ct ul;
dtrmissed ut plaliitllPs coF.ts,
W S Hyers A Co vs Samuel Anderson ;
default and Judgment.
H F Duv vs.! W Salisbury etui; dls-mls-ed
ul plalntlirs costs.
Munuel Pedro vs. I W Salisbury et al ;
dismissed ut plalntilfs costs.
Geo A Cow gill vs. I Salisbury; dls
misi-ed at plaintlll's costs.
Kdward (Jlcott vs. I W Salisbury ; ills-mi-sed
at plalntltPH costs.
t h iivers v lo vs Jeremiah uouers:
default an I iudiuncnt. und iudument
against J i ioiing, garnlsliee.
Win Kohler vs J W Salisbury: dis
missed at plaluthrs costs.
First National Hank of Pendleton vs
J W Salisbury ct al: dismissed at plain
tlfrs costs.
John Canp vs J W Salisbury: dismissed
at plaintilf's costs.
Stuver A Walkor va Win U Purcoll et
al: default und judgment uguinst .McDcur
mid an I lioonoy. and continued for term
tut to other defendants.
Stuver A Walker vs John MeDcarmld:
default and judgment.
Stuver A Walker vs Jetiiro tliirdwirif
ct ul: default as to two defendants.
Hen . Sit liu! vs Ihos A Hrassllcid: de
murrer ovcrrullud by consent.
J I) Leo vs 0 L Hubbard: default and
judgment.
U A Craig vsj oansuiirj-: uisnusseu
at plaintifTs costs.
J Diamond vs I N Dodco: dismisned at
plaliitllPs costs.
11 F Itenn vs Morse A Harshman: cor
tlnucd for term us to Harshman.
1'iank Hros Imnlemont Co vs Culdwll :
dismissed at plaiutllPH costs.
w a livers A uo VHJonn Ktugnt; ue
fault and judgment.
John Welaert vs State Insuranco Co;
continued for term on stipulation.
Nathaniel Wehli vs J W ttllshury;
dismished ut pluintifTs costs.
Taylor, Jonos ACovsJ W Salisbury;
dismissed ut plalntlirs costs.
Stuver A Walker vs Solon 8 Jones ; de
fault and judgment.
Petor Curioll vs
John McGarry ; con
tinued for toim for sorvico.
W H mors A Co vs John Ward; de
fault and judgment.
W S Hyers A Co vs WO White; de
fault and judgment.
W H Hyers A Co vs G WColo; dis
missed ut pluinllir cosls.
Stock Kxchungo Hank of Kansas vs
Mooro alius Hastings ; continued for
term for (crvico.
First National Hank of Pendleton vs
Henson A leverage; dismissed ut plain
tHPs costs.
J Diamond vsll M Hroxson; dismissed
at plainlltrH costs.
W II Feiguson vs Ira Hryan ct al; con
tinued for term.
Thomas P Pago vs Irancw hllen Pago;
continued for term and referee allowed
until first day of next regular term w mo
his row)M,
Francis K Pago vs Titos P Page; dis-
iiiIh.imI m ulliuitation.
Ai-slgnmeut of LA Walker; continued
for term.
Cosh e Townseml vs J .Muhana ei ai ;
iIIiiiIm.I nt iilainlllfs costs.
itU'nr.lvH.1 W Kills: default as to
r i i wriwi. ii v i iiinierH
ond Alico A LunderH, ami continued as to
0tThurpvs Tltarps F D Ilasbrouck up
jKilnlcd referee, to rewrl . aw and U ts.
LP Silver to Frank bllver; DW Dab
ley appointed refert-o to rcort law and
Harden vs Stamper et al; to be
Hlricken from the docket,
j H KoonU vs Jaa Wheelan; dls-
n,i?T.fi!." fa ft If Allen nleads not cullty.
v ii iniiL.1v vs Frank Prino: order
for jiii-tico In send down tranwript.
li.ili lr Nnlilu! iurv.
latui.. vi Murk htelnU'ri:: not a truo
Matter of frand jury: ono truo bill.
Mutierof special enlie: eight jurors,
J 11 Juwil s vs H M Hartness et al: dls
.I,, ...l .,t ,.ljiiilifPn H.
Geo li ilct'luro vs Frank Hilton: dis-
mbst-d at pluinlll s xw. , m r
Ad is-lon of Wm H Upton andTJ
Anders U pructico in tliis wurt.,
Watson A Lubrs vJ Herring: con
tinued for term for service.
AJ While vsJ LHrownetal: demur-
rer overruled by twisent.
A Kupi vs A Wing: dlsmiswl as to
RajnsSue va Oliver Cbceley, case No.
1: judgment.
WANTS, FOH HKNT, HTC.
CHKAl ADVKHHMt.SU.-NolUin In till
Ktylo whl lip lnrictl In ilice ruliiiiinii
hi the rutr of ono cuul wonl for cucli luaur
Hun. I70H HAl,K.- A fiirm nf U) ner, nil
V well li'iici-tl Mini lUilHcrct In cultiviiiloti,
with u vi i t i-ooil li-u.c i,n ami', umloiiti
inlH innn IVnilli't'iii; iii-.ii 1CH m-ct-i nf luml,
lliilmprtivcil, nvurllieloun of Nolln, tlnm.
lllliiroiiiiiv Knr pan IimiI.uk Inquire of tlio
limiillll'i Heal K-l it. niul 1 0101 A-"nol .i,mi,
I'ciull.ton, drcKOii, nr JUIINHi. Mrllltlhi:.
TncoiitH, W.T., care .Mult Mctny. Jli, f
1,'OH HAI.K--1 Imvii fur mli-11! my tnticli
; tour I'llnt Uiwk 11 litrxu iiiiiutivr of tlior
ouitlilirril lifrkililru linii.i. Cull nt tlic runrli
or nilJrcs J, II KAY, IVmlli loii or I Hot
Hock. Jimt
I.'OU IlK.NT.Twohoin room. Uxl.', In
' tin- Kimt Uri'iiullliill I il t Ul 1 1 1 Iicnlml by
steam, hot unit t-olit wilier, liailiK,rlr, 1'ilcu
Jtipor moiilli t-iicli. Apply at tins olttre.
1OU HUN P. A Uwt'IllnK Iioiim' on upper
; mil of Court Htrpt-t, eonliilnliii; nvn
ronniN, lorJIO per mniitli. Apply at lulu of
lico. 1
lOH I1KNV.-A ilwelllnit linimn nn Altit,
V near Main -itifct.coiiuinliii: "'lulu room,
for 15 h luootli. Apply ul Itiln i.moc.
T710K HAI.K.-MIx IoIn, mil 'llnnleil, nenr
; llio Hliiern' sclmol forlWeiMli, Apply
niiiii-inuice.
F
Ut HAI.K. Kour loin unci 11 nniull liouco
In tlieeenlrul unrt of town, for JIOHi. A
bnrri'tm, Apply Httlili nillcc,
T" AWYKIf -If .vnn wrunt enxerii for lecal
J il' cuiiieiilii cull ul till" ollloo. I'rlcutwo
eciilti eiieh,
W.D. Kansford&Go.
f)ciileri In
Hardware and, Tinware
PUMPS AND PIPE.
PLUMBING Promptly Done.
MAIN HTItKKT, I'KNhl.KTON
A 'isr nr Hi pniilln pHroim l Ucimi
innlil-iUnv
U thit nliloii nml mrt ptipnlnr irlrntlrlc ril
niochnlml rl"r puliMtliiil ami han Ihe lrl
nrrulmion of unr pmirrof lit rl In lhi nrrlil.
Killly llluMrateil, lint elm n( Wnoil KnirT.
Irui. I'uMlaiiiH.I ttM-klr ffiiit for prinna
enp, I'rlf. M rrnr. Vonr mnnth' trial, II.
MtJNN A It)., l,Ulil.lltriiN.5'. llrcdw, N.T.
ARCHITECTS & IUILDERC
Edition of Sclcntlflo American. O
A ktmI iiiere'ia Kch liiu ronUInt rolnrtxl
lllhimnplao .UimiI ninnirr ml rltr rraltlirn.
cm or imbue tiulliltnut. Nunirriait ffngrftvlrf
nd full l'ln ami iwxiinrmiini (ur tin u of
uchmciinliiniiiliitK bulltllnr. ITIco tlUlmfur,
Ucti.cu7. lU'NN A CO., I'l lill.lUHi,
PATENTS
M HlMiiJ aprllfAtlnnt fnr Amifi
Un pttinta. PaihI for II and I
idt tur
I A t'tt hA
iin.tlMn (tnil VnfW
Ddtuct)itrlctl7 oonOilrnllal.
TRADE MARKS.
In enf Tsar nuik Ii not rf lilerrd In lb Ptt-.
ui once, pplr 10 Munii Cu, nd procara
tsmtitlit piotoetlon. Snil for lundtiook.
Cni'VllldllTH for hncit, (bull, MM
to., qulc.lr procured. Aatttu
HUNK ii CO., l'altnl Hllellor.
flisiHib Orricn Kl DuoiUWiT, It. T.
8. ItOTIICHILD.
-Establlshod, IB70.
Rothcliild
DKAliKKS IN-
General Merchandise.
Tliom)wm-J5urnlmrt Block.
Southwest Corner of Main and Alta Streets,
PENDLETON, OREGON.
VILLARD HOUSE,
DAVE HORN, Proprlotor.
Norlhe.l Corner Main und Court MnU, l-KNOItlTTON, 0UIK10H.
Re-opcued, Re-furnialtcd an ! Km"M'I ed ln Vinl-Ohuti Stylo.
SAMPLE ROOMS TOR COMMERCIAL MEN.
Kree Cocli u;nm from trulnn.
W. J. VAN SOHUYVER & 00.
"Wine and Spirit Merchants,
03FR0NT8T. - - - PORTLAND, OREGON
AiihMS -
CfRUS NOBLE BOURBON AND RYE WHISKIES; JOS .SCMUTZ BREWQ
i CO.fM wauKee.Wls tAruni
. DIAN SPRING MINERAL WATER,
QUOT PONSARDIN CHAMPAGNE.
CREAT OVERLAND ROUTE
THE Nnrthern Pacific Railroad)
THKONIiV LINK IU NNINO
IMffmitii lulaee Mctping flip
Ktigitnt Kmlqmnt Slrrnlna Oirt
!7A Htrtlu fr of VfMryft
From Oregon and Washington Point
to the Cast,
Via W. I'nul nml Mliineiipoll. Tho only
line ruiiiiliiR I'uliiee Kmlnir Cr.
(Men In 7.1 ei'iil.)
KitNtrat Time I'.vee .Until From the
t'oiiHt Ovt-r the .nrtlu-ru
I'nellle Httllroiiit
To Sioux City, Council III11IT, HI. Jo-enli,
vtehlMtn, f.envenwortli, Kiinu Oily,
IturlliiKtnn, Utllncy, SI. Iuiln, Clilor.Rn niul
nil polntNtlirotiKlioiit Die llii'l nml Hotilh
enitvluHt. I'uitlnml MltineuiHilla.
KMMItANTHI.KKl'INO OAIW
Aro liuitleil on rr;tulnr cxprcmi trnlnn nvor
Iho entire leiiKlh of llio Northern IMctOo
llnllruml.
I.eiivo M'nlliiln .ttiiictlon 3:10 . m.
Leiive I'orllniul 3 p. m il.illy; iirrho at
Miiiiienpolln or Ht. fnul 12:30 p. m., noon,
fniirtliiluy. '
Cotinecilon miido nt HI. lnl nml Mlnnesp
llmoult imlntK KhhI.HouIIi nml HoutlienaU
l'ACiriOIUVlHION.
Trnln will leave PorlUml ilully nt 11.00 P.
n; connertlnc with O. It. N. Co.'n boim for
nil pnlnl on Piliaft Hotttul,
, , A. I1.C1IAHI.TON,
(lenym Wrutern i;8enBer AKtmt, No. 3
WttMiltutou HU, Portliiml,
II. It. Hlllf.KY, Acent.
lViiilli'loii, Oregon.
H.FJohnson&Co.7
Prescription Druggists.
PURE MEDICINES,
CHOICE PERl'UMBS,
Koquiuitos of tlio Toilot,
Statlouory fc School Supplios
Fine Imported md Koy Wcit Clflars.
Opollo Vllliir.l Houko,
I'KNIH.KTON,
DltKtlON
W. D FLETCHER
WATCHMAKER & JBWELHR,
flnnk liiillillne.t'.inrt lreel,lViiillelmi
OreKnn,
Mimlil Mrr-
ehitiullin
or At.ii niNiH
I'liiiinx, Or
vtt. nml nil
klmlti of inn
Inn I liKlru
uienlimolil nn
kept In
tin, .in
loi'iil I'm. a.
THE BOWMAN HOUSE
H.J, lliirtnn, I'mprli-tor.
Main nml Hnltrniul HI,, I'enillelnii, ()rgo
1'lmllSM In every retecl. Nenr lint its
imt ntMl liini every eonvntiloiice. Term 11 n
'Isy.
lyii
I1PW
VILLARD HOUSE RESTAURANT.
Mrs. Tom Bradley, Proprietress.
M.tln Street
I'miillelan,
I tjniy nrni-niADii ncomniiiiiniiuii, iin.ui
iiiiurtir fnreoniinercl.il Imvelem, Th pat
1 ronnto nf the nulillo nllalle.t, opsrlmc
I piilno In pli-r.ii tliern,
I. I!. HI'AN
r wi u, uu,Zr uc i pc r
(Waukenww. Wia.) VEURE CLI-
(Yellow Label.) J..2.1 de 3m
Mm
Bean
7 occur.