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Newspaper Page TextWsston Weekly Leader. FELIX R. JlITCilEU, LOCAL EDITOR FRIDAY, MAY 22, 1885. R ACEJTS. The fellowlng an the authorized agents at the Lum in Uuir respective localities: Pendleton W Walker. fieppner O H Hallock, Milton A B Evans. Centerville - S H Stuart, Walla Walla GT Thompson, Ella P. O Prank Oviatt Inland Citv J. L. Carter. Walla Waila A. Ueacben LOCAL LEADERS. B. B. Circuit Court ii still grinding ara jr. Additional local cw ou first page. Business m bri.htened up since the niia. J. J. Bant & Co., Ceatsrville, sell low for caeh. Pitching hone shoes has supcrstd d base ball. Httr's express is daily loaded with passengers. Goods cheap at J. J. Baata & Co.'s, Centerville. Dr. TilliamsD is expected home from Salem to-day. A fine line of cigars and tobacco at J. J. Baata k Co.'s, Centerville. Fir persons were baptized in the till race at Peudlcton last Sunday. When in need of drugs don't fail to all oa J. J. Baata & Co., Ccntsrvillo. The Normal Institute at this place will commence on the first Mouday in July. Oils of all kinds for sale as low as the lowest at J. J. Bauta k Co.'s, Cn terrille. Strawberries sold for seven cents per pound in Westoa last Tuesday. Cheap eaoagh. Mr. L. Blum, of Pendleton, accom panied by acarriajeful of ladies, was in the eity yesterday. A daughter of Mr. Bannister who lives on Wild Horse died last week after very brief illness scarlet lever. When an honest man wants a twen ty broken ia those hard times he is apt to be mistaken for a change fiend. Where there are good crop prospects tne araromer win oe iouna aiso. lie has been quite numerous here of late. The following is the special tariff on wool to Portland: Echo, 85 cents per hundred weight; Alkali, 75 cents. There will be divine services at All SainU' Charch next Sunday, morning and evening. Sunday School at 12 M. Bears are said to he plentitul in the mountains east of the city. A large ess was killed near Doble's mill a few days ago. Geo. Proebstel, who was injured . last week by being run ever by a wagon has almost recovered from the effects of the accident. Large quantities of freight for Cea terville pass through town every day. The Leader is pleased to note this evi dence of business prosperity. Talk of the valley of Cashmere: ia the garden of Mrs. F. It. Mitchell, of this eity, thore are ao less than twenty-seven varieties of roses in bud and bloom. On Tuesday we had one or two gentle showsrs aud hailstorms that last ed about fifteen minutes. The ground was covered with hailstones. The pro gramme was repeated on Wednesday. The sule of the property on Main street, belonging to the Watson estate was confirmed bv the court. Ur. Pauly, the purchaser, goes to Pendleton to-day to make a fiual settlement cf the transaction. Mr. L. McIIoae and family have removed to their cattle ranche on the Umatilla river near the Warm Springs. Mr. Mclloue has fanced in a large pas ture which lie iutends to stock with horses and cattle. Wears pleased to note that the Grand Lodge I. O. O. F., of Oregon, haeeleeted Dr. Williamson of this place as one of the two delegates from this Stats to attend the Sovereign Graud Lodge which meets at Baltimore, Mary-laud Gurdea "saa" is abundant. Cumpibg parties are being organ ized. Rev. R. C. Oglesby goes to Dayton ta-day. - Don't ferget to call on J. J. Baata 4 Co., Center ville, for drags at low prices. Mr. E. Kidenour of Adams, was in the city yesterday. We acknowledge a pleasant call. One week ago yesterday, at Pendle ton Mr. J. B. Linnville and Miss Ida Emrie were married by Judge Bishop. Tfee-dni'y ruins intei fere with the base ball piiclke. The Blue Moun tain bays have not had a game for two weeks. vt ny on t isey get up a match with Milton. The grand loda of the I. O. O. F., have elected the following oiiicers: W. O. Tweedale of Albany, 'i'aad master; ft. Alexander ct IVid'.etim, deputy grand master; lle::ry Di sell of Portland graad warden; Jo'ju M. Bacon of Ore gon City, grand secretory; John G. Wright of Saleui. treasurer; T. O. Bar ber of Saleui aud Doctor Williamson of Westoa, g:and representative:!. A dispatch fivn Xew York says: Captain Oercurun of the Denmark, which arrivtd here Saturday, had 100 Pert-heron hors-es, some of them weigh ing within 100 pounds of a ton apiece. They arc the property ef the Oregon Horse and La:id Company, for whom they were purcbai-ed ly Edward Bluett, the company's ruaoar, who started west with his prizes last sight. Adams Carresoadeaee. is sSljiohiau. A. ati EeatU. In Philadelphia recently at a coroner s inquest over the body of a child, the jury returned a verdict that death was caused by the administration of a patent cough syrup, containing morphia. Dr. iSani'l K. Cox, of Washington, states that not one cough medicine iu ten is free from this objection. After careful analyses and practical tests ho endorses ited Star Cou"h Cure as being purely vegetable, absolutely frea from opiates, poisous and narcotics, lie re gards it as a mast happy aud valuable discovery. Adams, May 20. To the Editor of ths Lzades: More weddings on the tapis whatev er that means. Mr. -Sills is besy at work preparing his brick yard. He contemplates burn in 200,000 bricks in his first kiln. More then one of our business men have Uiadc hurried trips to Portland lately in questionable company, No offense, friend M. Things have freshened up amazingly since the rain. I'eese St Redman sold eight barrels ef sugar to conutry cus tomers on Saturday, besides enough oth er floods to have started an ordinary store. Notes that were worth twenty five cents on the dollar are now worth one hundred. Five aud one-half mehes of rain fell by actual measurement, be sides the later showers. The latest sensation is the formation of the ".Mains Athlete Club" (limited) Organized last Saturday evening; has already a membership of twenty-seven; object, a whole lot of fun; open every evening after six o'clock, except Sun day; uiigentlemauly behavior cause for expulsion; drinking and gambling strict ly prohibited. John T. Redman, Presi dent; Clem Reese, Secretary; George Ridenour, Scargcaat-at-arros; E. Riden- ur, Charles Bowling aud E. Peoples, Trustees. We have already boxing loves, war clubs, trapeze bars, etc., and the amount of fun we have is wonder ful. I do not think the preacher meant more than half what he said last Sun day in bis sermon witu - regard to our club. It is certainly not, nor could it the terrible pandemouium he de cribed. If it was not against the rules to iavite parties within a radius of four miles ot town, we would give him an in vitation, and he could then see for h'.m self our innocent method of conducting affairs. 1 think we will suspend the rules for once, and then won't we put on the gloves and knock him out! M. S. Lee. PE3f A3D S42SSCKS. Hereafter "solicitors" who want to sell "by sample or otherwise, iu Pen dleton, directly to the consumer, ex cept fa.uiars peddling farm produce," will have to take out a license and pa; $o per day, the city council having pais, d aa ordinance to that effect. Mr. II. O. Marshall, the brick ma son, informs the L.EA bKIt that he hvs made a contract with Reese & Red man, of Adams, to build for them ia a few weks a brick store, 31x70 feet. This will bs the first brick building in Adams, but judging from the entorpri.-.e ef its business men, many more will follow. Incompliance with the conditions f the Hoult bill the fare from or to l'ortlaudou the O. R. t N. Co.'s lae has beeu reduced as follows. Pendle ton, $9.24; Adams, S'J.77; Centerville, 10.92; Blue Mountain, $11.43; Milton, $11.00; Walla Walla, 10.43. This goes into elfert to day. The freight charges per hundred pounds, between Pendleton and Portland are on goods of first and second classes SI. 10; third class, 91 cents; fourth class 70 cents. 1 r t m sr. u. i. tackier, representing the publishing firm of U. L. p0k & Co., oruaou, u in me city collecting mate rial lor a directory of L matillu. Walla Walla, Columbia and Garfield counties. which is to ba issued soon. The Dir..-. tery will give ia alphabetical order the name, occupation and residence ef all adult persons, with postulHce addresj and nam her of acres owued by each, to gether with assessed valuation of prop erty. Ia addition to this the book will contain a complete classified business Directory for each of ths towns in said eoanties. Messrs. Polk & Co. have had great experieaco iu this kind of work. It is aot difficult to see that the furth . coming volume will bo one of valuo to very farmer and business man in the territory embraced. Pendleton, May CO. Rev. A. P. Graves left for La Grande Monday morning. Sheriff Martin returned from Salem Weduesday morning. The Grand Jury rendered their final report and were discharged Tuesday. Charles II. Lott was lined 30 Tues day for the larceny of a chest of tool; Rev. C. C. Batcmau lectured at the Baptist Church, Tuesday sight, on tam perauce. The case of the State vs William Ilea and Ira Kerr,- charged with stealing hogs, is on trial to-day. Dexter Roberts and Grant Wilson were taken to the penitentiary by Sher iff Martin, Sunday night. J. M. Bentley, Lot Livermera and R Alexander left for Salem Sunday night to attend the Grand Lode of Odd Fol owe. W. A. Bigelow plead guilty to the :harge of horse stealing, Tuesday and was sentenced to two years in ths peui tentiary. Mrs. Gasper and another lady while out riding, Sunday, were tluown from the buggy. Mrs. Gaspar sustained se vero injuries. Grant Wilson accused uf the larceny of a mare from Thus. Je'.l'crscn, plead guilty Thursday and was sentenced to one year ia the peiii'cutiaTy. Gcarg-j Thomas and Samuel Maas tield were taken below a few days since, charged with disposing of the much coveted fire-water to a red-skin. Dexter Rjberts, for stealing a band of 17 horses from Nelson aud Duherty and Samuel George was tried and con victed en two indictments and sen tenced to five years in the penitentiary. District Attorney Clifford, is fast ac quiring the reputation of bciog an hon est, hard working ami efficient oGjcial, and will have no trouble in agaiu secur ing the oflico he holds if he so desires. W. A. Wiley plead guilty on Tues day to two iudictments, stealing horses and larceny in a dwelling and was sen tenced to six years in the penitentiary. By motion of the District Attorney, the third indictment against him for steal ing a wagon was dismissed. ALKI. T. B. Peterson & Brothers, Philadel phia, will issue in a few days "SNOB APliltS," by Adair Welcker, Deputy Superintendent of Public Instruction, Sacramento, California, The scans is laid in San Francisco, Oakland and the surrounding country, and the hero, a bluff old "Fortv-Niner," has crown rich at the mines, lie comes to San Francis co to mingle with the Snobs and see Life, and the shrewd sayings delivered in peculiar style, are of the must convuls ing type, being one whirl of ludicrous adventures, which are quite exciting and sensational, while the action never ceases. Hosts of droll characters are introduced, among them several remark ably lively young ladies and soma ladies of uncertain ag who are untiring fishers in the matrimonial sea, while the local suobs and dudes are mercilessly ridicu led. "Snob Papers" will be published in one large duodecimo volume of 500 pages, at the exceedingly law price of seventy-five cents a copy in paper cover, or $1.25 bound in morocco cloth, and copies wiil be sent to any oue at once on receipt of price. We predict for it a very large sale. Local ageuts ars wanted in every couuty. Large wages can be made celling it. Address at onee T. B. Peterson & Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa., for special terms to Ageuts. Died, March 1st, 1SG5, near Pilot Rock, Umatilla county, Oregon, of con gestion of the braia, Jesse R. Benson. Father Beuson was born April 30th, 1823; was married iu 1S49 to Miss Emi ly White; emigrated to this State in 1SC4, and settled on the Umatilia Mead ows, where ho remained several years, during which time his beloved compan ion departed this life December 1st, 1S71. Having lived a devoted Chris tian, she died ia the triumphs ef a liv ing faith in Christ her Redeemer. Four children nnrvive the departed pa rents and two have gone before. Brother Bsnson was one of the valua ble members of the Pioneer Baptist Church of Pilot Rock, Oregon. He served the church as clerk for several years. He was a great friend to the Snnday School work, and by vote of the Suuday School workers in his own neighborhood he had served in ths ca pacity of superintendent of the Sunday School, which office he filled to the per feet satisfactio'i of all concerned up to the time of his death. Durinr his briet illness he would frequently make inqui ry about the Sunday School, expressing great anxiety for its future prosperity. He was also elected by the voters of this county to the responsible office of County Commissioner for two terms, which office he filled with great credit to himself and the people. He was not in any sense of the word an office-seeker. The office sought him. He was truly a servant of the people ia every capacity to which he was called to offi ciate, regarding the wants of others first, and very eouscientious in all of his deliberations. The night ef his death his, only daugh ter living, Mrs. Mary B. Johnson, ad ministered to a loving father's wants un til midnight, at which time she was re lieved by her brother Oscar. Ten min utes past three in the morning he was resting apparently free from pain. Five minutes later the son heard as he thought his father speak his name, but, turning to him, he found him uncon scious. He never spoke again. Fifteen minutes later his spirit took its Might to the "home of the soul" which had heen prepared by the Saviour in whom he trusted while living. He had been devoted and exemplary Cbrietian for a quarter ef a century, ever ready to as' sist to his utmost ability in everything that tended to promote and strengthen the causa which he espoused. ' Iu his af tliction he was ever patient, gentle aud kind to those who adiniuistered unto him, bearing with meekness and sub mission all for Christ. His loss in the community aiy church is deeply felt, He was a faithful friend, a loving fath er. His children honored him; death glorified him. Beloved father, friend, brother, farewell! W". H. Pruett, L-n. a. in is notice should have ap peared tour weeks ago, but owing to sickness and tne death of an only (laugh ter in our family, the writer was forced t wait. W. H.. P. Somehow or other the great corpora tions i'.re like nettles. Grap them fair ly and they da not sting. Don't fonret that Iteese & Redman are located at Adams, and do a "boss" business. The "Christian Association of Younff Men" in Berlin, duriug the two years ot its operation, has acquired a mem bership of 1S00. Steinaker & Co. keep tne Buckingham & Hecht's boots and shoes. An attempt to pay a fine ot So. im- pr.sed upon him by a justice of tha peace, by cancelling a debt of J7.50 which His Honor owed him. was recent ly made by ths editor of a California paper, but with what saccesa is not made knewa. Washington Territory. Ladies, have you been to see the fine bargains given away at the Great I. X. L. Store in our Cloaks Dolmans and Suit Departments. Mary Anderson, it is said, does not like to bo stared at in church. Mary wants every one who looks at her to pay $2 Steinaker & Co. have the largest and best assortment of wall paper in Weston. E. W. Howe, the Kansas editor who wrote "The Story of a Country Town" and "The Mystery of the Locke," never went to school after the age of 7. He has traveled little and read little. He has a poor opinion of himself, but has heard that his wiie speaks of him as a good felliw, and her judgment is a great comfort to him. For bargins iu glassware and crockery go toReese&Redmau's, Adams. Every girl is anxious to leara the Mr. y of catching a beau. "It's an awful celd to-da v. ain't it. Jones? Jones, who is a dealer in oils Yes, I have been coal oil day." Reese & Redman, Adams, are pay ing the highest market rtes for wheat, Soma one says: "A plav must have a motive. Most of them have, and it seems to be to get people to pay $1.50 to sue a twenty-live cent snow. At the risk of his life Jeremiah Black cf Portland, Me., stopped a runaway Horse. 1 be laity who occupied the car riage presented him with a cigar. Gen' erosity is inherent with some people. A man rarely begins to feel that it is a religious duty to shave himself until his barber beams to patronize a free lunch counter wbele spring euions aud limburger cheese are the leading delica- BE.VTISTiiY. Extracting free, and teeth inserted on trial. Ao fit, no pari. Don t trust a traveling dentist, but go to the office over Rees & Winan's store, Walla Walla, and iret reliable work fully war ranted. All operations in dentistry will be performed at eastern prices aud as low as iirst-class work can bs done, Dr. L. M.Davis. MliTON MELAKGE. t-'or the Leader. Milton, May 21, 1SS5. Prof. John Edingtoti made Milton short call on Monday. W hat has become of that committee that was to solicit money to paint the schoul house? We understand our lawyer, William Orr, was very successful with his cases- at Pendleton. J. B. W illianisoa and J. B. Frazier are iu Salem, where tiiey represent the Odd Fellows in the Grand Lodge. Rev. Moss will speak at the M. I Church on Suuday, May 24th. H subject will be the Bible question. Mr. Snyder is gaing to ship fruit to .Montana tins summer, lie will pay the highest market price Ur strawber ries, blackberries, etc. We learn that one of our young ladies tried to pass a oounterfeit ten dollar greenback the other day. No arrests have been made as yet. ' The Adventists are preparing for their camp-meeting. They are to have sone very tble speakers. The meeting should be well atteuued by our people. Last Tuesday the pile driver fell otf of the bridge, owing to the carelessness of the workmen. The wood work was completely lulled, but a new frame has been made and work is now progressing. VOOAL FAXNIXG Ia Pendleton oa M.v 9. i- .- Ule " si-i'-acc of Wm. tJivmdicr.' ttr i2EE P- L A- Voawlaad Mii Martin vs Martin, decree of divorce. Rusenbauin vs Griffith, continued for term. Stayer & Walker vs Cayanagh, con tinued for term. Sanderson vs Hamilton, continued for term. Gaar, Scett & Co vs Palmer, judg ment for phuiitiif. Sanford vs Loeney, default and judg ment. Smith vs McDonald, till 19th to plead. Vincent vs Lucy, judgment against plaintiff for costs. State vs Hendricks, plea not guilty. State vs Lott,-plea not guilty. State vs Roberts, two indictments, ried aud conyictcd on both, and sen tenced on first conviction to two years and an second to three years in the pen iteotiury. Wheeler Bros vs Hsult et al, sal; confirmed. Hiestand & Loveiidge vs Lee et al, sale confirmed. Graud Jury report twelve true bills aud two not true bills. State vs Bigelow, N B Humphrey appointed to defend. State vs Stanley & Huffman, trial of Hutlinan, indicted for larceny, jury disagreed, case continued till next term State vs Bovee, dismissed. Hildebrandt, Pasner & Co vs Bloods- worth et al, judgment on mandate from Supreme Court. White vs Holdmau, sale confirmed Ralcy V3 Harris, default and judg ment. Assignment of Burrell & Stewart, continued fur term. Assignment ot D II Sanders, contin ued for term. Assignment of Joseph Bayler, d missed. McArthur vs Beelcr, sale confirmed Shannon vs Shannon, dismissed. Van Winkle ys Johnson, decree in accordance with mandate of Supreme Court. Richard vs Snyder, same. RoberUou vs Robbias, sale confirmed. Hullis & Cleve vs Burrell, sale con firmed. Bishop vs Anderson, sale 'confirmed. Gonyon vs Gonyon, defau't, and J A Fee appointed referee. White vs McClure. sale confirmed. Smith vs Wickershaio, same. State vs Lot, fined $50. Cass vs Herrea & Co, default and judgment. Lonis Mailer admitted to citizenship. Jones vs Foster et al, default and judgment. Sargent vs Umatilla county, judg ment ia accordance with clerk's decision. It. S. D. Few realize that the stomach is near ly always the offending organ in what are called billious attacks, nevertheless t snch is the case is a scientific fact Keep the stomach healthy aud the who! body will be healthy. Cholera and thcr "germ diseases cannot be propag- ted in the system it the stomach and bioad are la a healthy state. J)e Haven Dyspepsia Cure secures this desirable state ot the stomach aud blood. Sam pi battles free at W. H. McCoy's Drug Store, The Goldendale Sentinel and Gazette have consolidated. j : A postoffice has been established at CIcnwood, on Camas Prairie J ' Walla Walla Journal: We venture the assertion that there ia no better display ot beef in the United States than that now selling in our market. LaConner Mail: Tbc-bose hen egg of the season is at hand. It comes from Ur. O. C. Currier's place, and measures six and a half by seven and one-fourth inches. The Adams County Record Is the name gives the new paper at Ritrrille, the first issue of which saw the light on the 12th (net- George Blanken ahip is its publisher. I The foundation for Stetson & Poet's new mill at Seattle is nearing completion. The piles, pil ing, foundatien timbers and labor for the founda- fn will cost ?4,000. Walla Walla Union: Just as we predicted, there are men who are already complaining of "too much rain." These men would growl if they were going to be banged. ( Oljmpia Transcript: The special eehool tax question was up before Judge Hoyt last Friday, who decided that it was iUegal and no tax oould be collected under the law. Dayton Chronicle: William King, ot this county, started tor Chicago Friday morning with a car load of large, well-broken horses, which he ex pects to dispose of at some point east of the Mississippi river. Seattlle Call: "The CaterpiUer peats are dei- troy ing the fruit trees in Olympia as well as here. There has been reprehensible carelessness on the art of some owners of old orchards in reference to their early extermination." Whatcom county returns (how the following population and valuation of property: Whatcom, 560; New Whatcom, 150; Rcilingham, 80; Fair- haven, 40; Luiumi Island, 20; remainder of county, 2,245. Total population, 3,005. The citizens of EUensburg have offered a stand, ig reward for the detection and conviction of any one guilty of selling liquor to Indians And they have decided that penniless loafers must go to work, leaveXown or receive an in troduction to the inside of tse calaboose. Walla Walla Statesman: James Kirk man remov. ed some newly hatched chickens from under a en on Tuesday to give the remaining eggs better chance. On Wednesday morning hearing a noise in the room, he found the old hen making a terrible clatter, for the cat had taken the chicks under its special protection and was caring for them like a mother. A few days ago, in the Bcise valley, we were shown a hen that was taking care of five kittens, and it was a peculiar sight to see when the kittens were placed on the barn floor to see the hen clacking around and scratching the floor, as if to give her proteges a show to peck. I A Great Discovery Bill-heads, letter-heads, note-heads. etc., printed and nut np in tablets at toe L.EADER omce at foitlauil prices, 1 here uas bcea no roller skatins in Louisville. A man has to be sober to skate. If aa ocean steamer cannot get a full cargo of freight she gains nothing by shipping a heavy sea. The artist who dresses the hair of an Irishman may not be a Fenian head center, but he is barber-eus enough to bs. "Robbie," said the visitor kindly 'have you any little brothers and sis ters: "iNo, said wea U(M)bie,8oleinnly, 1 m all the children we vs got. Tha best quality of envelopes furnish ed and printed at Leadeu office for $2 per box of 2o0. Phil. Armour, the Pork Kins, iastlv claims a position ainontr the country celebrated literari, as the world is sup plied with the products ot his pjp. " "I don't feel very well this moraincr," complained Smith; "that baby of mine kept me walking with him most of ths night." "He must be a chip of the obi block," vgntnred Brown. "How's that?" "He lets the other fallow walkl" "Gath" is writing up Patagonia in the Cincinnati Enquirer. Colonel Me Lean is evidently overcoming his pre judices and preparing a pleasant for eign mission for Ex-Seaator Pendleton. The Leader office does all kinds of job work iu first-class style at Portland prices. Sara Bernhardt receives only $700 per month for her newspaper w,?rk, but let her not be discouraged. All of us hays had to tako small pay at first. What is my opinion of resignation? It is compelling Must ta worship at the shrine of Would. Steinaker & Co. make a specialty of ents clothing aud turnisliiut: goods, 'or a nobby suit call en them. NEW TO-DAY. Notice for Publication. Land Office at La Grande, Orkgou, : May 9, 1SS5. Notice is hereby given that the following- named settler has tiled notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made befoie T. J. Luey, County Judge of Umatilla County, Oregon, at Pencil ton, Oregon, on June 27th, 1Ss5, viz: t'barlcs W. Ferguson, Hd. No. 1223, For the south half of the north east quarter and the south half of the northwest quarter of section 34, township north, range 3ti east, W. M. ' e He names the following witnesses to prove hi continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said land, viz: t Donald McKinnon, Uicbael LeCompt, Charles K. Bryson, John P. Hvatt, ali of Weston, Or. S. O. SCHWAKHAMER, 22 j Register. That is daily bringing joy to the homes of thousands by saving many of heir dear ones lrom au eariy grave. Truly is Dr. King's New Discovery for onsumption, Coughs. Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Hay Fever, Loss of Voice, 1 lcklmg iu the 1 hroat, 1'ain in Side and Chest, or any disease of the Throat aud Laings, a positive cure. fciiaran teed. Trial bottles free at W. H. Mc Coy's drug store. Large size 1.00. 6 When baby was sick, we gave her CASTORIA, When she was a child, we gave her CASTORIA, When she became Miss, she clung to CASTORIA, When she had children, she gave them CASTORIA. A man of rumor can hew more golden chips from a sunbeam than be who swings the dull and prosaic acts of life. Why is the man at ths lower end of a whip-saw like a man who is dead and buried: .Because ha is under the sawed. Then and Sow. Pass the butter gently, Mabel, Push it lightly through the air; In the corner ef the dish, love, You wi!l find a nut-brown hair. What fond tnem'ries it awakens Of the days ere we were wed, When upon my line coat collar Oft was laid your little head. Longingly I stroked those tresses In tiie haj:py days gone by; Now 1 strike them every meal-time In the butter or the pie. Syrnp of Figs. Nature's own trus mxative. Pleas ant to tha Palate, acceptable to the Stomach, harmless in its nature, pain less in its action. Cures habitual Con stipation, Billiousncss, Indigestion and kiukred ills. Cleanses the system, pur ines the blood, regulatss the Liver and acts on the Bowels. Breaks np Colds, Chills and Fevers, etc. Strengthens the org ins on which it acts. Better than bitter, nauseous Liver medicines. pills, salts and draughts. Sample bot tles free, and large bottles for sals by W. H. McCoy. The I'opalar Approval. Of the now famous Syrup of Figs as the mostemcaciausand agreeable prepar ation ever offered to the world as a cure for Habitual Constipation, Billiousness, Indigestion and kindred ills, has been won by the wise plan pursued by the California Fig Syrup Company. Know ing that any remedy truly beneficial in its etlects on the system, and at the same time pleasant to the taste, will meet with a rapid sale, the Company, through its agent for Weston, Mr. W H. McCov. gives awav samnle bottles free of charge. Try it and judge for yourself. Large bottles fifty cents or one dollar. I This space s paid for by the Adams Livkei Staslz. The Extra Inducements s , offered in Low Prices and genu- a ft 1 . ine quality ot goods soia, is -bringing tradef as such a course naturally should, to ths store of who haTe a bright new stock of Ladies I Gents' I mmsliins Goods Fur and Straw Hat?, Boots and Shoes, and a choice stock or 0R00ERIES & GLASSWARE all of which they guarantee equal to any and second to none in the market. rairtfwir'i I ; CHAS. E. IE, Successor to Nye &. Frank, -DEALER IN- Main St., Walla Walla W. T. FINE CALIFORNIA SADDLES A SPECIALTY,; FRANK BROS. IMPLEMENT COMPANY, chlnery -DEALERS IX- L. H. POWELL. j U. D. ERWIN. Powell & Erwin, ADAMS, OREGON. Carpenters, Contractors, and Builders, I Part lee who contemplate bunding no matter how small or large the edifice will consult their interest by consulting us as to plans, specifica tions and prices. ALL WORK GUARANTEED. Powell & Erwin. LA BELLE WAGOXS. WALTER A. WOOD'8 MOWERS, mcslieiiry dhills.and seeders. reapers and twine binders, bufhrd's walking plows hodge's double draper headers, bufords gan'g and sulky plow's, coate's sulky rakes, JsuruitllB kidiinu Au UAAtv, sura ouiflLoa innunikaa' WALKING CULTIVATORS, COOPER & CO. SAW MILL MACHINERY, RANDALL WHEEL HARROWS, CARRIAGES, SPRING WAGONS,- TH E CELEBRATED HOLLOW TOOTH BUCKBOARD WAGONS, HARROWS, ETC., FTC. ELC. ETC., ETC., ETC. - FULL LINE OF FARM MACHINERY. Write lor catalogue. Address i'U.t Ik BSOs.' 1HPLEHENT CO., Pertlamel. W to 1 Notice for Publication LaraO-mei at La Caism. One Aj.ril 22, lHbt. Notice Is hereby given that the following;' named settler has riled notice of hie intention to 4 make final proof in support of hie claim.acd thafc' said proof will be made before the Coontv Judge " of Umatilla County, Oregon, at Pewlloton, Ore- ' Uou, uu uiiu i., loao, viz; William B. Cradlek. Hd. 1413, for the south half of the northeast '' quarter and the easthalf of the northwest quarter of section 6, township 6 north, range S6 , W. A BAMS I i Those desiring- fine, centrally located Business Lots or beautifully situated Ilcsidcnc Sites in the thriving new OITYGFAHAEiS, can be accommodated by calling at the office of the Adams Real Estate Association, A ADAMS, OREGON J. T. LIEU ALLEN, Adams, Oregon. Horseshoeing a Specialty. REPAIRING NEATLY AND CHEAPLY DONE He names the following witnesses to prove hie- continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said land, viz: David Chapman, Joshua Cox, John Graham.9 and J. W. Cradick, all of Slllt.-n, Oregon. S. O. SWACKHAMER,' RegisWr. BOB. GUI.NE In Prndleton, on the Xuth inaL, to the wJe l V. G .une, a boy. ROSS In Peidleton, en the 12th inst.. to the nie oi Jti. Eojs, a irl. The "new revelation." which the Mormons profess to have expected for sometime back, appears likulv ta be "handed down" to them from the Su preme Court ot the United States. The Outsider. Here on the enrbstone stand T, Disconsolate, wiping my eye, Aud 1 sigh. Why? Because when into the market I dip In a moderate way, ea tha strength of a tip, Things go awry; That's why. Big men go in with a swoop, Buy all the wheat they can scoop With a rush . And cruh; And by the time L've followed suit They have sold out the wheat and sold me to boot Without a blush. Tush! I g in again an the turn. With a hep to get eveu I barn. And I seiL Well- By that time the crowd has bought for a raise, - And so I am strikingly wkipsawed both ways, And lead I yell. p(.HKIS WIIEELEK, I T0NS0RIAL ARTIST, Adams j Oregon,. Keen razors, clean towels, easv chairs and a liht hand. Hair cutting in tho latest and best style of the art. t le 3m Live Agent Wanted. To sell Dr. Chase's Kscipes; or in formation for everybody, in every coun try in the United States and Cauada. Enlarged by the publisher t: Gt3 pages. It contains ever 2.000 household recipes and is suited to all classes and condi tions of society. A wonderful book aud a household necessity. It sells at sight Greatest inducements ever of fered to book agents, i Sample opies sent by mail, postpaid, for $2.00. Ex clusive territory given. Agents more than double their money. Address Dr, Ukase s aieam t rutting uoase, Ann I i Arbor, Michigan. 20-3m Goldendale Sentinel: Three impecunious rail road hands wanting to go from the grading caw pa above Yakima to the fishing grounds at Astoria made a roogh looking fiat boat, in whish thev started on their voyage of 400 miles dwwa the Yakima, and Colombia nvers. Tbose fellows will be apt to succeed. FOR SALE. A fine farm, two miles fro.n Center ville, 160 acres deeded land and 80 acres of railroad land, on easy terms. Will take one-half in cattle or horses. big bargain to be had. Apply at once to U. if, bWAGGAP.T, , Ceuteryille, Oregon. THARP BROS., j Blacksmithingl first-class Kone but the bet material used and none but I the most th(rtu'.;h and skillful workmen em-pl-iyed. Prices to suit the times. Remember the piace, l. X. UKL ALLKN S, I 13 3m Adams, Oregon. INGWALL HANSON, at tho Postoffice Store, is the well-known (CfU 4kt I 11 OF ADAMS, OREGON, and keeps constantly on hand a full assort ment of GENTS' FURNISHING GOOD3, TOBACCO AND CIGAnS, XOTIONS AND TOILET ARTICLES, CUTLERY A5D CAXSED GOODS, BOOK9 ASD STATIONERY. Also proprietor of the ADAMS LUMBER YARD at which Lumber may bt bmht at prices that J defy compel: tioo. ATTEHTIONIILLMENL Saw Timber for Sale! PIKE, TAMARACK, SPRUCE & FIR. Good location. PIT.ty of watr to run the year round. Good wagon roads to Walla, Iftiltcn ftixl- - Price, $2 per M. Call on or address A. W. WALLER, vTeston, resets..: Done to order in Style. In addition to the ahove we won'd respectfully uiivtii me tanners 01 tne surrounaing country that we n w carry a full line of AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS J. I. Case and Randolph Headers. i The Celebrated Empire Mow ers and the Stadebakcr wag ons, j TflAttP BROS., Adams - Oregon. THE ffllLTOfl NURSERY jyj P.BONEBRAKE, The Painter, Veston . Oregon, STANDARD WORKS OF. REFERENCE - Fop Every Home Library. F. HOLDMAN. O. UOLDilAN KOLD3IIX BROS., -DULIU IX Stoves and Hardware Adams, Oregon. Keep always in stock a select assortment of CCT LEKY of the best brands, and a full Una of Wood and Willow Ware. Kails, Bolts. 8erew, Flies and everything in their line that fanners need. Patronage respectfully aohcted and Fair Treatment Guaranteed The undersigned has on band a larere assortment oi one. two and three-year-old Fruit Trees, Apples, Pears, Cherries, PIum.,etc, Gome new and rare fruit- Also everal ot the beat Russian Varieties Also six or eizht rarietics of CRAPE ROOTS, wuicn wv viu sen at PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES, and will also take in efhanje Wheat, Barley auu uHH we niuiiui jujin.c.1 rmtK. NOW IS THE TIME I to insure the ;rreatet amount and choicest varfe- nee. v e warrant: our stora true to name; ao come oa and patrcaize borne production. AARON MILLER & SON, Cm MO Horth of HUteo, WK ESTK- QrABTO MCTIOSJlKT Or me Kxausn Lsxociok. New Edition. With 8uip!eeucTit. Unabridged and profusely illus -trated. The standard, and in ail mtpecte best. Dk-tiimary published. Library shoep, marbled edges, lu.oo. urrixcorrs rnoxorscixa Biev ittarniCAI, DICTIW.fABT. Containine; complete and concise Biographical ' Sketches of the Eminent Persons of all Agra and Countries. 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