aa I w
Tho btiker who hold fnrili
street, near College, was robbed of 80
Wednesday evening by u fellow whol"
HIONllll.K TALK.
FRIDAY, FKMIUAUY 1,
K.l OrfKOiilim llrnncli OUIct).
u.tfnnn Kwli'rnOrpxon urn cunllnllr
15 til Will t "'- KAST OlIKdONIAN
-l aiM- wnen in rorimiui. unii innKO
billlulllK mini iTi, ut-iwri'ii
..iminn nun nrnih ruci ui um i-.amt
. . it i-iiiiiiiiiii iimiii ni hiiu uiiiri iiir
..1 UH IIIIKUIII ll-llliuij I'lllH'in lliu III
f.ii- Him uriMimirioiliitliiii nf
'l I II n I. i. Inlimlmili. II. l. m....
.kail III IT Win 'nil"
in
IllJIIRCll lin Rlllfllr. trllbl ..I !.. I.I.
i mi. . i " . ii wi ui mm.
1 fho baker wanted to go to Portland and
1889. JWm ntcnditig to engago tho fellow to
.v.... riiwi', iiu iiiivmg represented that
lio understood the tiado. Tho limn
watched for an oportunlty und when It
cuino laundered tho till nnd Btnick out.
Ho was Been footing it down tbo railroad
truck yesterday morning, but an far an
known lias not yet been captured.
Pioneer Cabtlo No. 1, Knights of tlio
vioiueu VMgie, was organized at Center
r-ilVmiK.II.1'lll.N.li IMUIItT'lI
jUV.ml block Iiiick or tlin K. (I. llllllillllK
.JfVebb nnd JohiiNon NtruetM, Humliiy
l KL 11 Ik llll ..III. HVJ If. 111. PUIIUIIJ
.1.1 tn in. .Miiiwt-PK i)nivfrmnfiiiiii?.
...i.i- 7-:ai ti. in. Liin ini wn m nn I
mfIaIIv uiinn uiifc cminccu-u wiwiuiurr
wn'ii in urini i iiniur,
V. A.H." Dclllirti tli I'... .....I li. 1..1...
of tlio r'Mriiirr.' tinmen It. liun.il ...
the I'm-ninm ami Hit I'enplr.
.Fi siPKit, Jan. lit), 1881).
To tho Killlor of tho Ki-ut Uri-Konlitu.
I desiro to plaeo before tho readers of
t ie 1. st Oiikuosian-u few reasons uhv
tho Orungo should havo the support o'f
...u oiiiuiu-iiu lunuers. uur organ
beloiius to the furiimru nf llm I
States, and when It Is controlled bv anv ' thorlties there, as his arrival was entirely
ouier class or Interest It l eases to repre-! Ilmxl wtu'l. una was in tho natiuo of u
Kent its declaration of purposes, and nee-1 "nprbo pint). It Is rumored that his
ON Till: UKSI'iltVATlON.
A VMl by hii Inillnli liMpM-tur ita-ntr 11
HurprUr I'lirl) -Tliu Clili-r lletlbcriit lu
Cimiirll,
Col. J. (J. Saunders, a United States
Indian hir.poc.ior, arrived in town from
N uMilngton Tuesday morning, and pro-
CUR'd a team at oiicti uml iImivii tn tin.
WANTS, I'OH HHNT, KTC.
pltKAl ADVKItTlHlNfl.-Nntlet In this
J KtyU'Wlit tic liiMTU'il In tho'ii minimi
hi the rule of mm cunt u ivoril fur moll Inner
tlnii. I.HIK SAl.i:.- .V fill-til nf 1. mm., nil
I?. ll f.iu-cil una Iftiiicri'i III t'liltivnlloii.
iport of "twney to make an oilicial investigation of "AVi l.V.V7. "IYX. """'' "V. t"""'' 0".1'
hh ' iwrnS -lii'r Tlikr ,ywt m con-1 --'.-" !,;! rr,:;;,::;;!; ,:'
l tilted i Biiinrahio tiopidutlon in tho minds of mi-1 iiiinmritiiv for lutnii'iimm humim tt the
i t.iiiin .HiH-iiii:inii
mi
IVmlliton. iirini)H, or JiHI.MI. MrltltlDi:,
1 iioomii, W.T., mre Mntt Moi'ov. JIBif
villo recentlv hv (!otom1 ltnr.i,.ru ini.. nf.essarllv IWfi'liH nil ri
Loolhlgo, Kansas. Tlio name1' of tho of "'u American farmer. No pursuit has
l.'XTKA COl'IKH.
mniiiM ill 1 1 1 1 kl i iir m r-. TM T
it 10 cents n copy, in wrapiers
u r.ir niui inc it aesireii. i'ohiul'c
llltlCVITIUn.
rhovHters ut btantleld's restuurant.
I -i.i.i
in ii uui.
yo. 1 mtallty of timothy hay is for
i;T. F. Kourko. .
..I miMilu nt. iill tirinrH lit tlin I'leni'li
.Mnt .l. V. Staiillulil. nrotirietor.
E.Iati returned on this morning's
I l.tn lwti tt Mriiirnti'u tmtitiil
innii inn till' tu uiLkuii niifiiii
), liceler, tho druggist and jeweler
fctoii. is in tow n on conn nusiness.
aider ltoiK.'rtino carnival liall will bo
in iniN i ili hi:ai a iiiji rim v i-i:iiiii
Are vott preparing your suits
!,. ..,. I I .... II... t..l. It.,1 f ..
ivi p:i!-t, but oxpectH to bu ut bis
..I.. I... ....... ..in U.iii..l.... .i
li&lll lli'liliri mi, , uiiiiii iiu , tin
litnoriiiaii, second door from Hlcli
:'. liiiiieli counter, Is paying tlio
4m:iiket tirlco for hides. Kelts, fur
t mank nnitrt to rent fur tho Kmnd
rA ivirnlvnl iiiiiMdin'MiiId IH'Xt
lit tliid itif
n xs of tlio firm oi J. Hloch
cctcrvlllo. catiu) clown with unnin-
f otlior ('ontorvilllann onlusttivo
tnIlt t( HL'O tlio hIiou.
Juucn ili iiu tiui riiwiiiih
i a r.. ill
1 il l . ltl A ..... U- .iilliiiilklll.
i Uk lllin IIIIIVU IIV I'lll BUI "lliItl-
if ! I.. . I
(7 - -
V. I'lll III 111 .A . I . I'ltriClllM. Illlfl lllHfl
IWIur, living in Ueflpaln (Sululi,
jthdoMi with nnouiiionUi. whtrli ih
iii
J I I' 1IIIII1V. V.lllllL 111111 Ulll.
. ...ii t ... II .1...
iorK oi i Hint: in nun ur.uuiik' uui
... it i i i... i.
iri lliril I1I1H lll'CIl DUUIIll IJV IfUU
Ullllli 41 mill'UBIHK illinniwi iiiu-
IIIHVO ItlKUII Ilium niiuu tuu nun
i.i
. .i . t iln .1 .1 . .1.
iii ir.iv mil iuiut ni riri iiii'ifi I I I
' .I U'litlnkor'H ilnntul olllcn now
ier set. All other iirlces
reduced. All work warranted.
; fiO cunts.
uraiu elevator is being con-
' . I llll .1... 11 .1...
ai iiiiihiiiiiu. mi iiiu iiiiu ui iiiu
,T Every station on iiuni's
i ... i "...i.. . n.. ..i i... in..
tlio merrier.
i3i I.loyd, tho person who fool
clou H.r0 yrinilstotio ut Adams
m n iiiiiiiruimi iiiiiiurn ui bu. iiiuuii
irlotv tho circuit court yesterday,
rVlllOUCCU IU UIIU IIIUII.ll ill tliu
Uil.
t t I.. .......It
n nni iumiil' iiKiu in iiunin i
3 111 I irilllllll ILllllllU 1 UIIUI IUI I IIU
HI ttlldltltv I lilt M11MHII1V UHKL'II IIV
for eiituring that for tlio region.
m seem to bo tiikUig bold of tho
tin iiiu carnehiiivxn
'tii to succes.
'. HainlUou has fottned n paitner-
'.l I. 1.. .1.. .I.tt.t
a r.. w, rurrow in uie rc.u vtiuiu
Iiu.siiiuks. miner um iiriu iiamu
. Farrow & Co. Ueorco's many
liih him much success in hi
!! . . . If ..I.I. ..
JHorvieu, ho will mitely acliiovo
v. ... ..11.
w was dark and iioisomo mm
i.u u.,.i.n i.iut iiv.mliiL- nn v hero
io blocks of tho Chinese uiiur
n:(.'eletlalB would liang n fctring
ham tit.. Ikirvill lllHUIIIlf
Vio lively for a tlmo, and also
millels 16 havo another news-
A gentleman namen noruuin. i
Kansas, will remove a w
Hut blaeo into Centerv liq,
ollleersof tho new lodge, whleli is the
llrst of Its kind in Oregon and ierhaps on
mo raeiuo coast, could not bo learneil.
It 1H Understood that .Mr. Ilfirilnm ulll
soon bo in 1'endlctoii witli tho Intent to
organizo a castlo liero, if theiu are any
who wish to join tho order.
Tho stockmen in tho neighborhood of
oprague, w. T., must bo a hard crowd.
A rendletoniun, Win. Howman, wlio is
wintering his sheep in (hat neighborhood,
and whoso haystacks were llrcd by incen
diaries, supposed to bo cattlo men, soino
time ago, writes that an attempt was
mado to olson his band of sheep recently,
resulting in tho death of cloven, l'nr
downright, unprincipled eussedness on
the. part of fcome oue, thfs takes tho cake.
Tlio lournnllstlc war lietiwcn tliu na-
tiern of L'nlon and a Cirando over tho
county seat question continue. If either
fcldo is to bo believed, l-u Cirando con
(iiIim some hraliilc5S idiotio editors,
ivhilo thoso of Union are low-lived, con
temptible and wallow in mendacious
tilth. IVaco. brethren, neiicoi nothiiiir is
gained by abuse.
"L'un't yon ulvo mo n nuarter to chaw
on 7" wits linked Marshal French yester-
lay, w ho was without his star, by a very
secily-Iooking Indiviiliiiil. lie was very
iiiueli snrprlned and hurt whon marched
to Juil, for some sinner had referred him
to tho marshal as a kind-hearted phllan
throplft who would suiely glvo him a
ipiarter.
I). Ilerrlek, Jr., returned hist evening
from llepitiioraud iciKirts selllni; u beau
tiful, uraud iinrluht iiliiiiniif tho James
M. Starr mako to Mr' I.. Uhea, president
oi tlio l'irst .National liauK ut mat pure.
Tliesu nlauos slnco introduced by .Minis
Ilros. Co. aro fast becoming popular
and milling tlielr way into tlio tsist iiomes
in hastern (Jregon.
Nearly every evening after school, tho
small bovs who havo lieen reieaMii con-
greguto on tho open spuco near tho depot
ami play all sorts of games, "blackmail,"
"dare base," and others. It reminds the
observer forcibly of the happy days of
boyhood, mid ho sighs that ho ever grow
older; but such Is life.
A Ix)iilslauii lottery on u small scale is
in progress in tho Cblneso quarters.
Nearly all tho celestials nro "bucking at
tlio game," nnd tho .Mongolians who
operate It seem to bo making a fat thing
out ot tho suckers, "allco samco white
mail." Ono Chinaman made a winning
yufturtluy, drawing ti li0 prUe.
Tho remains of J. K. .Miller, who was
burled yesteiday at Centervillo, wero fol
lowed to the uravo by a lino of carriages
over half a lnllo in lenuth. tilled with tho
friends of tho deceased, whose name was
legion In and arouiul Ci'iitcrville.
John II. MuLcan. of .Moukland, Or.,
was admitted to citizenship yefterday by
tbo circuit court. No hotter citizen than
Mr. McLean could bo produced at homo.
DIHCItll'TION OK Till: COf.NTItV.
A (Iriillnniun I" Town Si-rKH.c liiinriutt.
t Ion Wlilcli Will ikk I'riniMi hiiu Brimir
by llif lUllromUi
Mr. 0. A. lJohuid, loprescnting Arthur
II. Day A Co., of Chicago.isln town gatli
orliig material for u book to Ih Issueil by
the linn lor tlio union racttiu ami mioii
Lino railroads for the purjoso of iiiduciug
immigration to this seutlou. Mr. lloland
will call on tho bui-lness men of l'endle
ton to Kecuio their cards to l Inserted in
tho book ut regular advertising rates. It
will contain about 'M pages, oxelu-ivo of
many douhlo pugo views, bound uni
formly with tho "Overland Tours," and
profiifcoly Illustrated. It will bo u inarvel
of condensed uml'ieliublo luforinfltloii on
all subjects of interest to tho contemplat
ing settler and wage-worker, in tlio vn-
IIOUS OvClipailOiin, n' i" mnnni,
minor", ptuclcTttlwr, or tho-o in search t
health, pleasilrfi, game, etc., and tho
llrst edition will Ihi 111,000 coplos. lho
agricultural, horticultural, mining, Mock
raining, lumlicrlng, HsIiInK cunning.
eilueAtional and tho general mid special
icources and ultructloiiB of llm country
will recoivo tnitoful and paitieulur atten
tion, also tlio niediitil springSi nines,
mountains, rivois mid pleasant resorts
throughout this vast oxteutof country,
Jar larger and richer than lnany d tho
empires, kin idoius anil prlnclp.dllles of
ibo Old World, etu country of which
the great majoilty of our own people
v but litllo kuonledue.
with no convenient, iuipaitlal or reliable
so well dellned liidlvldiinlltv. lin ruitiiik,t,
nr... u ...i. . i :. :'v.,.r:."''"
..wii io nni iuuiiucu uy ro ninny uiicresis
peculiar to itself as the vocation of agri
culture. Ah n fanners' organization, wo
eoino to tlio front and claim that wo havo
u right to mako an intelligent demand for
pubho favor, for iill matters which natur
ally fall within the province of the Indus
try which wo represent. Oruanlzation is
essontial and a necessity for the moral,
Intellectual, social and liniincliil condition
of .tlio American husuandman. Tho spe
cial euro which la committed to the
Orange is tho consideration of agriculture
and esecially tho proper means to bo
used to Incicaso tho quantity, quality and
value of tho crops of tho nation and tho
elevation of tho A mcrlean farmer. Thcro
is no one interest that measures tho mag
nitude and prosperity of a nation t-o
much us Its annual ciops. What thu
farmer produces Is tho business barome
ter which regulates all of tho varied na
tional Industries. Tho bad cllects of tho
winter's storms, tho influence of a luck
ward spring, or any retarding Inllueneu
on tho progress and development of our
staplu crops Is heralded forth as the liar
blngor ot hard times. When wo are told
that tho earlv crops look well aloui! the
lino there Is a feclimr of buoyancy nnd
conllileuce through tho business world,
for the railroad looks to the crops for its
freluht. tlio banker makes It the basis of
discounts and exchange. Commerce is
imiilo prosperous wnen mere is plenty ol
productions for exjKirt, and uhovo all, the
world looks to tho crops of tbo nation for
lis bread and susteuaueo. Kxccss of
crops Indicates and cioutes prosperity:
failure of crops brings with it diminished
trado and lluiinclal distress. Forty-four
per centum of our entire imputation lire
engaged in agriculture, ami nutro tiiuu
one-half of our jiopulatlou is engaged in
farming and moving tho crops, it is for
these teasons that agriculture has tho
highest claims for recognition, and there
Is it dlirnlly ami responsiblllly for assert
ing Its vast lmiortauco,
it is tlio uraiiu purpose oi mo patrons
of husbandry, to faithfully consider nil
these questions which ollcct tho inteiests
of tho American farmer. Wo desire to
lemove all hindrance in tho way of ad
vaucQincitt; our aim should bound Is to
husband und employ every resourco lu
sclenco and oxtwrienco to promoto u
progressive agrlculturn; wo desire to sup
iKirt a wine, economical and honest gov
ernment, to work together at nil times
nnd in every way for tlio elevation mid
happiness of the husbandman. o havo
douo much to restrain the greed and av
arico of corM)rutIons, whoso highest tilui
has been to charge all tho article will
iHar, regardless of right, reiifon or justice.
iuucli has won none lo ciicck uio tsvus
und frauds of adulterated food and arti
cles of common use, und have advanced
tho Interests of education and morals
everywhere.
Tho piess, through lis avenues of In
struction, Is voting tho advance tnovu
alrcadv mado by tho Orange, mid some
of tho editors aro wishing it "(Jod speed."
They are umong tho many triumphs of
tlio uraiigu, ami piaco our oruer m ontu
ut the head ot tho column, us a isiam oi
aggressive and progtesslvo workers for
the Into-ost of ngricultuio. The Orange
U therefore worthy tbo confidence of tho
American husbandman, wiictnor no mis
soil or follows tho plow among tho rocky
and sterllo hills of Maine or cultivates tho
great corn Ml of tho Mississippi valley,
... .-ii 1.. 11... I?. Umilli ii
IIIK'S 1110 COllOU 111 IIIU niilill .-mini
works among tho orange groves oi i-u-fornia,
or raises wheal on tho bnuehgr.iss
hills ot Oregon, wo uavo iiiu kuiiu huh
ono common interest; wo musi nunu
togotlier nnd act together, l nc Miuonai
I'iimigo has ilono iiiuch to maik tlio path
way, vet there still remains much to bo
done, (iratigo hulls mint bo erected.
Tho citldets of our strength reaching fiom
ocean to ocean. These fortH must bo held
bv a res-oluto and aggressive tianu oi pa
Uispectioii may lead to a decapitation.
estenl.iy met mng, after bis aiiival, a
grjind pow-wiiw wan held to discuss cer
tain matters. The InsiH-ctor, Agent Cof
fey, and the Indian minister at tho
agency weiu tho whites hi attend
ance, while tho Indians weio
well represented bv lVo. hnml i-liti.fi, f H.
Umatlllas, and Young Chief and Show- 40 pr nioiitii inch
ewtty, tno well known elilefs of tho Cuj-
Jj'Olt MAI.t,.-t iiim. fur iiti- it my limi'ti
; liciir I'lliit ItiM-k ii lri!ii iiiiiutiiT n( liiur
niighlirrit Itcrltlilri' hum. fnll nl Hip miii'li
or iiiMriM .1. II ha, IViiillilim or I'llni
llnck. jBj
UR'N'T' r"'l.l'''pliiKiiMiiii. 2xh ht
L til" Kilnt Ori'XiMllltll lilllMllitf, llluiliil hv
Miiiiii, lint niui mill tfiiti r, Ii.iiMs,i', 1'iko
l'iny innii' iiiiire.
Illlt !
I1 til
uses. CiiMi-tash w us also present
, During the council, the subjects of
bigamous man luges, Indian dancing, etc.,
which It was alleged tho agent permitted
on tho reservation, and the question of
fines alleged to huvo been improperly col
ccted fiom tbo Indians by tho agent,
wero discussed at length bv the chiefs,
who Indulged in considerable plain talk
against that functionary. Showcuuv
mudo u very bitter attack upon tho
agent's administration, and ho was sus
tained In his charges by the other chiefs,
showing plainly that ly some means
Agent Cotley has made himself mqiojiu
lar with thu Indians.
What action the inspector lias taken
or will take about the matter ! cp"",'","i
is not known, but Mill probably b mude
public in a week or two. Anywav, tho
matter has created a flutter lu lescrvatluii
circles, and It Is believed that Inteiestlng
developments win ensue.
HUNT. A itwvllliu hinixi nn mumr
ClllllilllllUK uvo
Apply ui tut" of-
nii)m, fur J10 pvrninnlli
lll'Hi
1 jUI It HUNT. A ilwellliiit hntisi' mi AllnJ
V wnr Jtiiln sin (liPiiiiliiinliii.' I'lshi iiximn, I
llll CHI I IIIUIIlll. 4fli; Hi 11111 lllUCII.
1.1011 SAI.K.-HU Ints, nrll lltiiitr,l. nrnr
L' lho HMyrs olidlil fur flisli. Apply
RtthlHiirtlcc.
IAOIt SAI.K. 1'iiiir lot unit iikiiuill linu.o
1 In Ihrri'iiltHt part of Iowa, for JlftKl. A
Imrif mi. Apply ut Uil' nlllco.
r AWVIill-' - If you whiiI oiui'ti
1J ll I'llllll'lllC.lll III Ulll
tittle.
fur 1 1 will
I'rlrMMo
I W.D. Hansford&Go.
Dfiitri In
Hutu llmm-n." i Uy. J , . J fli! .
Nice cight rixun cottime on Waterst.eet , R (I L U Y (11 D (A llll 1 1 Y B
for rent, and thu followim: househuld
goods for sale dirt cheap: 1
Ouo Xcrlhni heating stove.
One Columbia cook stove, No. 8. '
Ono walnut Wdioont set. !
Three cafsMs. i
One extension dining table. 1
I'ossesslon of pioperty given J'ebrnary
1st. For further particulars call on K. It. :
Wheeler, at his ri'sldeuco on upper Wider j
street, Pendleton, Oregon.
What nn Knrlli
In ttic ri'iiMin i iniiiii no-, i-nn n.it, or tin
not i'u .my iinti-mio- in i-hrni uo.lriini-i
put up by riii-np Jnhii li(Mi.i- or irrrniim-hluiirtii-i
in ciinriiioiiN pmllu, rHthi-r Uihii,
Hike it iiifilli'lnu nf wurlil Whip rrpli'iulnil !
uml linn that la Klvimf iinlvi-riil sntif iiillun
ui - tin I pnri-7 tilt liirilh-liiii In tin- wi rlil is I
KiVllilf SUCH tltilviTMil milUfupMnn fill- nurlfi
llli! llm liliKtilim lll-UUIN III Oil I'l ltiril'.lt !
A llt.OOIl M A KKIt uml every holllc Uml ,
inn's not tin Its work will nnl ynu ncilliliv;
J, Duiiuhlsnn D'uscNt. i
PUMPS AIVD PIPE.
PLUMBING Promptly Done.
MAIN HTlti:i:r, lK.M)l.irn,
A (1111111 if 'Ii
llli'llli ,
,-in ii. - tr n i'
Kit
GREAT OVERLAND ROUTE
THE Northern Pacific Railroad!
THK ONtiY LINK UI NNI.Ntl
fiiffmoii lifnor Slrfilng lirf
Mnjnlfernt Ihxy (y.uehett
Mr&tnt h'ni'ai unf SltriHiUt On I.'
ll'iM Jhilhi Vr i Vbnrget
From Orcpon nnd Washlnjtou Point
to the East,
Via St. I'iiiiI unit MliiticupolU I'hu only
line run ii I ii? ruluor lilnliiij c.n.
(Mi'.iln T.i cenlN)
KaMtfKt Time Kt-r .Htnlt Kroni thn
ConHt Over the Northern
I'm-1 lie ltiillrunil
Tn Xloiix Clly, rmincll lllufl', St. Jimppli,
MohlMin, t-inonworlli, ICmm.n Clly,
Ihirtlnxleii, Onliicy, St. Iilll, riiloiiirn iiiul
All pnliilMtlinnmliiiiit llu Kn-t nml Miiuth
1'imt via St. Piiul niui Mlimi-iipillii,
KMtatlANTHt.KMI'lNtl t'AltH
Arc hnulril nn ri'iiliir i-xprom Iriitiii otit
tlio i-iitlro loiiKth nf tlic Northern r.icllte
tliillrvnul,
I.i uvp Viilluli.liiiictli)ii:l:tiin, m,
Ia'hvp 1'iirllnntl ,i p. in., ilully; nrrt nl
Mlnni-Hpnlln or Ht.Vmil 12:7) p. ni unon,
fourth iluv.
rnuiirrtliiu uiniti nl Kt, I'nnl niui Mlnm niv.
lUlimll polrili Km , south mill Soiillirmt.
l'lVnt-'tf IUVIH10N.
Trnlit will tcnr I'orlliinil ilully Ht JtiilOp.
tn., rmitirctlni' wllhO, U. A N. Ko.'n Imili for
nil point on Puurt Snuinl.
. ... . A. 1). (.'IIAItliTON'i
llrnr-rnl Wmtrrn l'iii-ii;or Amnt, No. 1
WiKlilinttnti St., I'nrllniiil.
II. It. Hillt.i'.Y, Anont.
IVnillrinu Dri'Kon,
H.F.Johnson&Co.,
Prescription Druggists.
PUBB MEDICINES,
CHOICE PERFUMES,
Kequiuitou of tno Toilot,
rftatlonory & School Supplioa
Fine Impeded anil Key West Cigar.
Oppnillii Vllhir.l llouno,
IM-NIII.I.TON.
OltKllON
Ii th.i i Mi-it unit mr.l in,ul:ir jrlftillllo (nit
morliitnlrnt imiwr mh liliM ami 1m llm larrt
rirrulntlon tifnnr n-rof III cIiim In aim wnflO.
l llllr llltlvtrMtPll. Ili-L C1AII nf Wnn.1 lniilita
me,. i-Niiii.iii-.i wrrnir rt-mi
mnr. I'flpi, 13 a uiiur. tour mini
MUHN A CO., l-UIII.IHIIr.-lra. !1 llrcmln ay, J
U'liMt it Nnli-il I'liyali'liin hn)i I
Cuic.miu, Jan. .'list, 1S.S8. ,
W. M. Wisdom,
l)i:.it Kir: Ah you requested I havo
oxutnIti?il the forinula of your toilet ,
pieariitIou, called "Itohorline." I
can assure ynu that thu Ingredients ate
lM)th hhind and harmless, und that the
compound would form an excellent appli
cation lu irritated conditions of tho skin.
Yours truly.
A mill-it Hks Hkvan, .M, I). ,
l'rof. of Anatomy Hush .Medical Col
ego and I'. A. Surgeon, V. S. M. 11, S.
for irrinin
iliiiMiUl.il.
Iremlw tj, W.T.
ARCHITECTS & BUILDER
Edition of Sclcntlflo Amrrlcan. O
A rrrl inrcfM. Ijich l"uo mnUInt oiloi4
llllioiiriii'hm lti-nr ruunlrranil rllr n-riitrn.
c or hulillo tiullillnai. .Numrrniit rnnmlnn
nit full pUiK unit innlllriilliiiii fur tho ut ut
iichmmiiliiuiliil hullillnir. I'rlrn tlM .
Ucl. oii). Ml NN A CO., ITIUJallllUk
PATENTS
10 IWl' lH)llnCrl anil !''
1 U.lll) apiillriilliini fnr Anicil
" Un patrnU. So'iil fiir llanill
inarba rMor
t io STuio
In., who
Nnl h it 1
All persons having Isiriuued hooks,
from tlio Mkt Oiimionmn i.pirury uru
lierehy rcpiestiil to a-turn the saiiio
within thu next ten days. In tho future
hooks will not Iw loaned from tho l.lhr.iry,
us, Und imi uio constant lowers, l'leuso
hoed this notice.
Hast OmccioNMN Publishing Co.
ii i '
linn ('mi I'urriiK
nlliiwtlinlri-hlhlrcii to pouch llll I llrulll nnil
i-niiKh uiiili-iiliiilyfuyi'-Oii.ltlH only u l.l-i
tie cnhl," Hinl ki-i-p tiivlmc llimn rlit-iiii uml '
itxiik'i-roiiH iiinllrlin llliltt Ihry ntu ilnwrn
llll lung lever or rnnmunptln.i, whon limy
rill Imnoiwliy ri-lh-vi-il hy IIKUU'S flllMl. !
ItY CUUOU hYIU-'Pr It Ihh no upirln' ,
uml loir ri"Ho. K. -I. IHiiiI-Im)ii, DriiKifiil. j
Uil
. Inil
I (i
hatehailOTtr
hat tuatl ntsr
icilran and ran
iimiiiooi. ixrrw.
ronaaacvtitictir rniiiinoiiiiai.
TRADE MARKS.
In raj your maik It not rruKUrnl In tb TaU
ut onici-, applr tn MtrNII A Co., ami procure
ImmaOUln prutectlou. Sud for IfaaillXKik.
C'OI'YIllflllTH for tiooka, cbula, max.
tc, qulcklr procured. Addroa
81 UNN A: CO., I'atent Hollcllora. I
OixiwaL Officii Kt lloiliwi.r, W. T.
W. D. FLETCHER,
TOGHMAKliR & J15WELHR,
lliuik ImlliliiiK, Court MroiM'i-iiilli'ton
Ort-Knn,
Muni -I Mnr-
i ll III-IIhii
ll'AI I uimm
ki pi In
hioci;.
I'lunnt, t)r
iiuiik, nml nil
klmlM nf mil
al rii 1 1 ii 1 1 ti
mi iilaHnlil nit
Inn'iill
ini tit plan.
THE BOWMAN HOUSE
,11. .1. Ilnrtiin, I'roprletnr,
MhIii'iiihI llnllri'iiil Sl., IVnillrtnli,OrKii
KIlTl-cliiin In nvcry rmpicl.
Iny
to
ot niui Imi t vnry -on viilrnro. Trriu II
l4W
Nn.tr th
frm
I v 1 1
VILLARD HOUSE RESTAURANT.
Hre.Tom Qradley, Proirlctrcss.
.Mh I ii slri-rt
IVmllrlnil.
Only It mt-rliiK mvniiinnvlitlliiti. Ilmnl
niiiirlura fiirmiiiiiiuriiliil ImMilfrni Thnp.it
niliiun nf Hie piihthi .oIImIIihI, apnrlilif uit
pnliia In pleiKri them.
s. itoriM'iiiU).
J. 15. linAW
Estnblishotl, 1870.-
jioinoniiu
Bean
StopTnlliliiKln Yniirafir,
Kiom the Han KnuiflMO Alls. ,
Tho New York Herald thinks the Call-!
fornia courts have stretched a liit hy
making slander out of words spilen hy a ,
husUind to his v, ifo in tho privacy nf their
room concerning n third jsrson whowss,
DKAMCUP IN-
Genera!
A UKCKtKSH IHtlVKH.
II tin i ,.(.... u., . r.l j i-i vriiiiiHtice tirlitd
--'1. M.Vt .IM...U v.. .1 l. " ' .
wB, No better Jleld is ouereu , records for reference.
'ttntervillo, unit it la iwiioncuuiu
'sill incot with Bitceess.
ll-n , . ... ii. . i I .l1li.r
-., tuniiui.j ...v :- .' i i iimnhni Tanner raii-il lei iinraea iu
Uljers & Uo., who has bem i-1""!",,,, Awiiy. nil smrera Thrhy.
f C.a.n .......I... AVIllliriT 1 I - . llf llll .
. . w liiliM-tnillinil IH HILtltU Itv
raldwln. u fanner reMdiug on u raueh at
i th il ui...... .ii.. ...illi.v tntnrneu
n.i... in i . n I......
vwi. ,i uMin-ouii . -j -w...
Mnni.l.. I.I.. f 111. In -linlll.
"-.iviiii ,ua inning iu iiiftv..,
illicit town ho was favorably
.ur. it iison is kwi "
a. and wo would bo sorry to loto
Irons of husbandly, uio lurmers iiium, l,1,v.lwru.(.,t,.1, iu U,0tliLr room And over
come to tho front am .leiniiniiiij ieir ,jicjr(1 Jt "jt do(H look n good deal like,
numlrers and wealth that comb nuUo . punicnn Ina fr miking to hlmrelf,
motioiolles and trusts which detroj ,io 1 1- J, himlmml and wife are ono.
Ildenco und wrest from a burdened sxplc t
profits which aro unreasonable ana Kir T, folownc . j0j... ma i,ct,n handed
jiMt, shall forever cease by tho jwivcr of; 'f ,li,ii,.BtU : To-day. Deputy
law; that gamblinp In farm products by (. . c, ' k Jo, i.urk,,H wtiilo attend-1
dealing In iututes shall bo rewuiaieii uy i , tu'(, (J l(il,H , (ll0 Clrclt couit room,
Uti lioncit Koverniueut In tho Inteies s ot ; oliM!rVC(, (0 of fll0 ,lt(oriieyB currying
tho iH-oplo. Our nation Is founded on ! 0,r K.nci which tho deputy supioncd t-)
tho principles of equality and iienfoiml t , ow, liaHU,y ,oman(e,l it from
llU'riy. I'verything that ctrecta piibjw ttomoy who, however, InMsted that SOUtllWeSt
policy or tho rights ud Intcrerts of the I ,t WW h,J mn y.y. The di-juiiy
liotitie firo Biiujecm m. u... Jlcln"t- tslievo linn, ol courso, ncciuw un
torn a popular meeting of cliuens. I iierw i t,ore. w as nfiVCr k,U)w n to let o of a
is ii time for everything, .It wm. t 1M.nt.ii ieI1 j,o once pt hold of it. 'llm
we uro a progres-lve jcople. I think the ilwur tlnullv convinciil thn deputy
tlmo Is iilKiut i.it for lho farmers r.t h.in-. t)lilj ,u wrolu, ,,y denionstmtlrig to a
em Oicgon and Washington reriib.ry to CHl!lll)fy ,mt Joo's H.'ncil was liehlnd
pa- tribute to the di lerent llrius of 1 oit- , u
arid on all tho agricultural implements - . - - . - - r-.
..ml i.iiirlilniirv lln'V Use. 11 ICilSDHOI
Merchandise.
tho head of Jnnlr uiyou. left Ilel ic . ,nrlm ,.,, ox,,ialn we should juiy i
Iriuik Tuefdiiy, ui two o'clock, which, in 1 abmt - 2U IKr wnt m,ir for an Imp enient
be f. l nothing unusual; but his subi-e-1 , 1vli0ton than the same can be bought ,
tie t actions were Interesting, and tlio;foria portld after the ariicle has p.is.-d ,
fruit n ii.u.hdNascV. , ,v our Kates, I would like lo hear froii
On )ca lug I .wn ho w lilj.ped his horn's , , OrganUallou can ac.-oinplish great ,
ir. dead iraUop, tailing furiotudy along tMtt, Tlio only wav to inept combina-
el no but tho .ace even then was iv 1 1 ".. to organie. '1'lu- disc barge of tho
Uie Mnu . ,.,., l... ,nn., nn ".Ii ..i ..?.tt. i.v th Linvernor
Ilt OnOllHII 10 BH " " n- railroad i-U(Uillin-tunuii ,
unuer hid ciii. ni
tiy.W TII.IMV.
Tliomihjon-Uarnlmrt Uluclc
Corner of Main and Alta Stroots,
PENDLETON, OREGON.
Nile will bo called Athena, if
Dtniliu-.i1 In. linn T .1. Kirk
4 tUIrialaKft nf i-iiuniitiii. tin name
tlia I ...1..1 .:...... Illiilw ,a" ""t" "7 ,,, ... i.jj u-iiirmi - . ,t. ..l.,t l.,.,a I lin tint COll'
- "-nwitfimu. arc iv nvw... f-lfitlir 110 lllnliiuuiii. unvi:i ...i.r - , ,
Vl'ena"lsa very pretty title, " ,oltdlrtanco from town and took tho denulj,,,t thoy ought to l reinstated b
-Mgeein to u man up a . les froin his hordes, hi order that no Uw irewnl .ogWaturo. and given udlr;
'ysforettdyinexpreiiighU f 1 exerclHl over tUr tiona. ,,ower. t fr...-
mov-nmenlH. UO ItlCIl goi iniu ; , uiailO to uiluerBiuini iiiiu n " "
I -a n "cUed bis w hip and applied I , ,0 wll, I10t ulwuys sub.n I b. .mj plui
, 4 .iit Thu hiirrea run f-r fieral t ,Vrt.j. The i Uy s uot f.irdislunt when
PlMLJ? ... . i.i.Xwintnoarl.. r,,,l.t gtrenuth of tho (irunne, the
miles. u" vv, ,.. iv,,. , v, ,i ,i1B Kriii..ra' f.maress
Cows for Sale !
VILLARD HOUSE,
DAVE HORN, Proprietor.
i,'orlh,i.tCurW Mum ami t .mil Hit-1. 1'KMlU.t" HHIMlON.
Re-oiHJiied, H!-ntniiHlic(l in VinQlum Stylo.
.ut pUm "Centervillo" Is by far
'pjir iprluto.
Wjlli Vi.I.,.. I.. ..nn if tllll
ii'vaiiiuii . in mi" -
4'uu tfr dis. tisslon. and c.une
"4 . . . .... i l..,a. I '.t III in
4 m i 1 IIIJI. M. vvV3 woin""
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APPLY TO
! SAMPLE ROOMS
Krce (.'uaoli lnwl fxim lrlu.
FOR COMMERCIAL MEN.
Marshall & Dickson
tl. htiannon B.r-i - - - lM,llVP, , ' ,r,linifj ,mii ,m.rth 0I, to
illotnn when I'lO wUo"" "" """" , win emv h" . j.
it
i r rntn.B
'0 re- urk thjr ' l u,.i u natural
' i it am a Uemian, and
f ir ,, IT. ,lto,l rihite.H." , i.. n.. I'll f .,,t
tiiv w w - - ''"t . II 111 w -T
'tair . o ,tfiiirt i f wruth ai d 1 .iiai-iciin and taken to Mr
cur m mo it Innl-nil fnr a lew
tl America und Ucrmauy
Pondloton, OroRon.
?i KLUMPP.
Shannon s w, ,a. ln 1b WOrlu l Uio rfuon you will
' I. rnllull nt Mil I ki II i'Cli
UIIU Kri-H ."-"" "..L-liU.M
I'l' Will poiTCi)r
Otict-T 1 1' i nu
ffin.wi.resnoin.
dead or alivo is not known a . t e weni (rJIKUUV toUUH M'H
W. - J. VAN SCEUYVER & 00.
Wine and Spirit Merchants,
OSFnOhlTST. - - - PORTLAND, OREGON
AUK VI
CrilUS NOBLE BOURBON AP RYE WHISKIES; JOS. SCHLITZ BREWING
L. U niiun-
VEURE CLI
iu:J daw 3tn
on uiliuaiitaalMU I x PllHT P LSriE It UU LtUOCCH. lino'
niAW ?prinr MINERAL WATER. iWaukensaw. Wis.)
QUOT PONSAROIN CHAMPAGNE. (Yfellov Label.
'wit nut rl.1,1 ll.,.r.i lint (!i-r
"ened lu tlda us sbo' will iu the
iier.
lessuess.