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About Weston weekly leader. (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189? | View Entire Issue (Aug. 21, 1885)
T ORIGINAL DEFECTIVE I vavHaaiaaMHIMBIBIIHailHHRHHIBaaaHHMHaBaM IXSIIHSSIT KK&ECTtMj. tKXJIE.ft SETTS. ' STATE XJWS. t sf-- ' ?5T ?M -T :V"CTF." ! $7iT 0. Waatcn Weekly Leader. FKTDA.Y, AUGUST 21, 1S85. Not many yoar ago it would have'been difficult to convince many farmers tha? the rate of freight from Blue Mountain or Centerville lo Portland would ever bo as low a nix dollars p-r ton. The build ing of the railroad along the un narigsWe Columbia river has re united in a great reduction of freight rates. Farmers and ship, fiers appreciate this. While con tending for cheaper rates of trans portation they are not unmindful of the benefits already received. It matters not what motives may ' have induced the benevolent monop. ': oly.to make the reductions. The fanners have received the benefit. But freights are considered high or low by comparison. There is no . ingratitude in attempting to secure - the lowest possible rates' of trans jiortation. ' Ilailroed organs would have us believe that the producers ef the Inland Empire are the black est ingrates for daring to complain of the "reasonable charges" of the Benevolent monopoly. inis is mere buncombe, worth so much per line, r.Ii the; Columbia river was ' navigable from Astoria to Wallula or if there was a competing line of railroad across the Cascades to Pu get Sound, the 0. E. &. N. Co. ould afford 'to haul wheat from Blue Mountain to Portland for con niderably less than nix dollars per ton. The fact that it has a monop. oly of the traffic is all that prevents it frotd doing ho now. Every cent saved on transportation is clear gain to the firmer. If he can do anything to bring aboit better rates than the benevolent monopol is giving Liui, it is his business to lo it It may seem homeless to look for a free river to tie Pacific but' it must come sometime, and much may he dene to hasten the time. Portland's opposition has been fully exposed, and it will be less powerful in the futire in con trolling the politics and commercial interests of tho State for the exclus ive benefit of Portland. The vast nnd varied resources of that part of Oregon and Washington of which the Columbia is the natural outlet huve become more generally known throughout the Union. With pro per care in tlio choice of Eepresen tative and Senators, national legis lation on this important subject will not be so diU'oult as in days gone by. Despite his promises we know that wo have nothing to ex 1 ect from Bo!ph. One honest en deavor is worth ten fair promises Judging from the temper of the last Oregon Legislature it is not at all probable that a Portland man will succeed . Slater. It i3 of tho utmost importance that an able and Reuuine friend of the Inland Em pire should be chosen. The people of Eastern Orpgon should impress this fact upon I heir representa tives, whether llepuhliuan or Dem ocratic. Mero party success is a rmall thing compared with the opening of '.h". O-.-lumhia river. ' L--v freight havo become a neces sity. There hss been a vast fall ing off in prices during the last ten venrs, in wages and many staple ar The following cirer.'ar regardinc "indemnity seleotions" has jus. been sent to all ilfgiaters and Receiver: Gextlemax: Before admitting railroad indemnity selections in any case yon will require preliminary lists to be fii?d specifying the par ticular defkiencie for which in demnity is claimed. You will then carefully examine your records, tract by tract, to ascertain whether the loss to the grant actually exists. as alleged. You will admit no in i . . . . . aemnity selection without a proper basis therefor. It vou are in d.nbt whether the company is entitled to indennity losses claimed, you will transmit the preliminary lists to this otiics for instructions, and will not place the selections upon record until directed so to do. When indemnity selections have heietoforebeen made without specifi cation of losses, you will require the companies to designate the Jehcien cies for which such indemnity to be applied before further selections are allowed. The selecting agent applving to make indemnity selection must state in his affidavit attached to the list presented that the spocific losses for which indemnity is claimed are truly set. forth and described in said list, and that said losses have not heretofore been indemnified in any number. Where deficiencies: exist, for which indemnity is allowed by law, the lieu selections must be made from vacant - unappropriated land within proper sections and limits nearest the granted sections in which the loss occurred. You will be careful to see that this rule is strictly complied with, and will re iect all selections not made in con fortuity thereto. William Walker, Acting Commisisoner. Approved: L. Q. C. Lamar Secretary. John Roach's liabilities are $2,- j 20O,OU0j nominal assets, 5,lSl.- j IMJO; actual assets, 4,481,000. j Secretary Whitnpy has issued an order that naval oiScers, instead ef soldierirg en shore, must go to sea. Gen. Luther M. Meilly, of Ohio, has been appointed assistant com missioner of the general land office, in place of Harrison. Trade organizations have peti tioned the president for an excra session of congress for the relief of j convene at industrial classes and the revival of business. About sistr persons ire at work ' , ,-1 ! I-k - in the uiae xuve-r ni.ui--.-i. t Lafavette wiil have six months lu free school the co:irg year. John Cannon, repGO, committed suicide at Newport fin other day. At Brownsville list week Andy Kirk broke his aruiWhiie working about a threshing ma-'hine. The fall County A: meeting of the Baker as fci i u fv.M ft &. m i fmm4mimmm& TPJ .MARK, 2 A m W,-;.,A a t i Those who work early and late ueeti a whole some rrfioMe medicine UUe PFfSDEES OKE GtJX HLOOD PCE1FIER. Aa a remedy and preventive of diseases it cannot be beat. It checks Rheumatism and Malaria, relievts Consti pation, Dyspepsia and Biliousness, and puts xresh energy into the system by malting Xew, Rich Blood. All Prugsists and Dedcrs. tep ft. Sl.CO bottles, 6 tor J5.00. 3o2m 199 f lie Laughs! it h - k 5 1 .'t : Bakec Citr October 6ih U PROMPT, SAFE, and conti; Last Tuesday, Lotta, 5 year old Miss Adrianna Brinchle has just been released from' the Pennvsl vania lunatic asylum, after 27 years' confinement. She has been sane all the time. Twenty Piegan horse thieves were killed by a party of cowboys in Montana last Friday. A later report says they were not killed, but the cowboys wero m hot pur suit. Information has been received that civil war has broken out at Khartoum; that the treasury has been sacked, and that El Mahdi s successor and other officials have been killed. Information has been received that two whaling barks, Napoleon r.'J (J&zelle, wero crushed by ice in ou nortn last July. iwo ot the boats, containing 1$ of the crew, were lost. The graduating class of the Indian industrial school numbered 25, of whom 10 are ;irls. These children will return to their reservation homes at once, carrying thither, it is 'hoped, the ways of civilzation that they have learned in their few years at the government school. In 8 boys .are, as a rule, steauy and industrious, and the girls neat and thrifty. Discouragements must beset them wher. they return to their tribes, and it remains to be seen whether the little leaven will leaven the whole lump, iiither these girls and boys, especially the former, will be made wretched be yond description by the knowledge they have gamed, or they will successfully introduce the habits they have acquired into their homes and lives of their neoijle. In all naturo the tendency is to return to primal state when cultivation ceases, and if these pupils tlegnnerate some what by contact sgain with their native sloth and faith, it will not be strange. It is not likely that their hands will not forget their cunning however, and ax to the rest they Captain P. E. Pierce, of the First infantry, has been apnointed Indian agent at San Carlos agency. 1 is probable that officers of the army will be placed in charge of all the agencies where Indians are trouble some. Typhoid fever has made its ap pearance in the New Jersey asylum for the insane, at Morris Plains, and over a dozen persons are pros trated with the disease, which is supposed to have originated in bad drainage. A special from Vicksburg says: Ann Hogan, colored, died in this county yesterday, 120 years of age. Her peculiarity was her hair, which was three feet long, a sample of which was on exhibition at the world's exposition at New Orleans. In Granada, Spain, cholera is in creasing fearfully. In the province outside the citv, there were report ed Saturday 218 deaths from the! disease and 485 new cases, and in the city 213 deaths and 455 new cases. , The people of Camden, New Jer sey, are considerably alarmed over what appears to have been a death from cholera. The subject was an Irish girl but two weeks in the country. The coroner found the symptoms identical with Asiatic cholera. While engaged in raiding China town in San Francisco in search of cubic air law violators, the ofiicsrs found a leper in the last stage o.f daughter of Dr. S!i jpley of Heppner, broke both bones her arm while playing in the barn at her father's place. A party of f.ofdiers from Fort Klamath, in charj-e of Capt. Miller, are enas;ed i" repairing the mili tary telegraph 'line between ' Ash land and Linkvillle. i The work' of'surveying the new j road to the Pine Creek mines will be commenced n ext week and push ed to completion. The work will be done by private pariius. James Philips, the ' brakeman who was stabbed at La Grande last week, is out of danger, r His hurt was not so serious as at fif-at suppos ed. His assa:-.lant free; vet, Corvallis Gazette: The penny and silver three cent pkee are coining into general ;se in this county, the Oregon Pacific railroad having late ly procured aiarge number for mak ing change in rares over the road. AvscJitieut tics cn'J. Poisons SURE CURE Hoarseness. CuM lafl ne;i3C, rcniikitL Ai!;tna Croup, 'WTioop actions of ihc Thrrnt ar.d Lira is. price 5 ccr:ta a bottie. Sola by Dmcpigts una Dr'.-utrfsi. 2;f!i-$ unvhhi to induce their denier to pr-omptitf a-'' f''t' Mwfl v:iU rrcWoe two boitleS) re" fWi; ;':: jtw;fe, htf fxiv'Jng one doilur U lliL Oi.lKI.24 A. VOitJ'iLKJl CU3iFAYy lwi(,re, iiEj-yUiuL ti. 8. A For Milton! T.te undersigned is buying Alfred Guild was fined 100 at Hillsboro th e other day for smear ing the seat of P. B. Lewis' buguy with tar wheyeby the Sunday to to- meeting trousers and Pi;ince Albert coat, of thii latter were seriously damaged. A ton of ore from the Pine Creek mines was shipped, a short time ago, to Omaha to be reduced, the re sult was $650 gold. There can be nodoubt but that this new discovery is one of the greatest bonanzas of recent times. ; Harvest is nearly completed, and the yield has been the largest ever witnessed in Wasco count'. The average will be as hili as forty bushels to the acre in home places, while in others it will not reach over twenty. A 10-year-old daughter of John O'Brien, Applegate, met with a serious accident on Wednesday last. The little girl was climbing on a large gate, when she slipped and fell, the gate falling on top of her, causing a fracture of one of the thh'hs. - "What " roh'.er v."o;iH ve-"prop:rly tcvr.i ";an'::ce-''i;e:-.-;-.::3" '.vhu.r. ii bcnc;;.!i, a-e the J.'inr"s S'iS Sor Kye-., iioil?, and Cutaneous Krppucns W..i wUieu -.(-'vii?;c c'.-e iiitiioyod n r'l'i.iiv; ciud rr.ri v summer. The c-.?'eft aiatter aceumu iali'd diu-ins tuo -vvinisr luc-itaj, now maUcs its prescueo ;-ir thi'.'iuj:".! future's emleavora to cspol it from the system. Whi'.e it remains, it is apoi.oa that festers Jn the Wood and in::- uev'.-'.on into iserof- ula. This condiliuu cause s derenirouient nf the li''astiva and n.-Hr.iaicrv orsms wi'hafccliusol cnRr.u'.:n, .:r.-.a.r.i'nd wenriness often "ii.u'afl;- "iK.kr-vioi: :is"c.iiy spring lever.-' i i:trO r.re cvtu.isce i:i". JJaturo is not Able, unaided, lo t'lfjw)! t!ie i-oiTUnt atoms win;-:.: wiii:vn til-: vi';;. f:,w. To n-piin lie:t'.:h. Xaiuwnmst l aided by a li!iirou:;li !i(jod-;iuri!'yi;ri i.'.cd kiau; slnd iiolUii:; tlio is si cil'cciic as v o A'"??f.','.,' vrliieh i sufficiently poerf::1 to I'rotu t!ie system even tUo taint oi 1 itiiry St-rcuilii. 'j lie -iiK'Hifai proiess.on nn.crss ,ii t-.t; - SAnsAPAKIU.A, r.:ui n:;:;sy n:ielat!oi; cf the rurcss ctl'ected ' y itoum in.:.! nil :.r' i th'i world, li. i. in tUe i.u-ni:i!-" ol iho lion. Vr::n-U Te-.Vilt,,ojr--.iK Sei :'.!or of St;farli'Jsen- and e:c-.!::yor td i,ov, ?il, t'30 only X'tparatiOtt llu;t dov. reui, lastlaj gooil." pr.r.rAP.itD by li 1 And is al'ways redv to ACCCMfilODATiZ CUSTOMERS Respectfully, A- J. Rouanzoin. the "boss"' store OHit-e with J. B. Williamson, in Milton, Oregon. ' ZZTXcer.t for Sibeon, Porciaiitl. Quackcnbuih & Co., Dr. J. C. A yep & Co., Leas!!, tics Sold by all Dnikts: Trice 1; SIX bottles tor i-t. . ADALIS, OREGON. P. LOWELL, - Prop. Because he buys his Goods at ADAEVSS from to Ttnr A -kt Dress Goods, Laces k, f&ihbons for his should be encouraged in. every.l Ul0 horrid dj8eaae VVhen bein possible woy to tnake practical use of the knowledge they have acquir ed. Telegram. As St. Paul paper of August 7 has the following: The Northern Pacific freight department yester day received returns from the re cent experiment of shipping beef cattle direct from the Washington territory ranges to he Ghieago markets. The actual running time from Spra.ue, "W. T., to St. Paul 1572 miles was 107 J hours. In addition to this, hours were al lowed for rest, Reding and water in", making the total time from Sprague to St. Paul 1 CO J hours, or G duvs 1C?! hours. Upon arrival IviriiyiSiJIfiiLtfS B i 1 take tliis method of informing tlis puMic, and the fanners in pa.'tie:i!ar, t:i::fc I havo cpcneJ a com pit' t a assortment or Agrlcu'-nrai Empigrsients, CitSSISTISS OF Plows and Harrows. MOWERS, T.A.KES. raeaciers, Travelers will tind that this hotel sets as cwd a tiilde as is lo be tound in the whole "Upper Coun'.ry.'" Bedrooms are iare, clean and airy. Every ntten tioii pr.id to the comfort and convenience of '.lCitS. Patroncs3 HsspeoifuHy SolicUed. Boots, If ats and Eleady-:.2ade Clothing for his Tea, Sugar and CoSee ar.d all kinds of Groceries for hitf Tobacco, Sliirts, EJIaalccJs, aad Everything he wants for searched at the city prison one of the wretche's fingers wa knocked off. lie presented a niOEl shocking spectacle of physical corruption. The secretary of war has instruct ed Gen. ililes, in command of the department of the Missouri, to hold ' troops in readiness to enforce the President's recent proclamation in regard to cattlemen on the Chey enne and Arapahoe reservations. liy the terms of the proclamation the cattlemen will be compelled to remove (heir herds by September 4th. The troops will be held at Fort Ileno. Mr. Heap, the United States con sul, has sent to the porte another in Chicago, the cattle 270 head, , ' coucllej in sUn-er terms a.nf worn M vitrtiea on the Kj nion stock i .1 c t, . 1 nh' tides. As the countrv ..-rows olflni-! 'ard scales. They averaged 1250 L, c. t n';aa ;o was very r... t : . .. 1 there will probably be a stil! greater I f.uK , T,;? ll'r.il?ka T ' - n. , jailing on. liowu in proportion ahts must come i The disposi tion of this question lies largely ir; he hands of those most deeply in teresled. Will they allow neglect or party politics to prevent its pro per adjustment! Tii:: lijard of Kquulizatinn will meet at Pendleton on tho last day of this month. TlieJdatits nf tl. Assensor this year have been of more than usual importance. It is to be hoped that no one has been overlooked. The census tak-.U by the Assessor will be the b.o.s of legislative representation, if the next Legislature does its duty. Ia the matter of represe-itation Uma tilla county has been wronged. Then the census wiil figure in the H-pportiormenc of thn school fund hij'ing nothing about the necessity light, and not Rutlicieiit to interfere with the price. The price received was J;5.5 a hundred, or $07.20 per steer. The shipper made a neat little sum out of the experiment. Judge Webster on the 6r,h inst. reversed a decision in the case of the State vs T. C. Gaunt, of Link ville, who was indicted at the last term of the circuit court for Kla math county for selling liquor with out license. This is the lirst viola tion of what is known as the Keady law, passed bylie last legislature, and was intended as a test case. His Honor held tht the law was operative and could be enforced. The demurrer being overruled, Mr. Gaunt's trial will come up at ;he next term Timet. uem, on I heir being Jews. Mr. Heap point3 out that the expulsions are in vio lation of treaty stipulations and are liable to cause serious dilliculty. He has also referred the matter to the government at Washington. A skiff in which were six boys, ranging from 8 to 13 years, capsiz ed in the middle of the IJononga hela river, at Pittsburg, below lock No. 1, Tuesday aflerne.on about 4 o'clock, drowning Charles and Marx lliohcourt and Aiders and Jacob Mezler. The other two, Charles Meixner and George Skid lander, succeeded in reachin; the Fire broke out at Alkali at 10 p. m., on Saturday last, in a building occupied by a lottery racket. .Cin der s saloon, llendrick's butcher shop, a building owned by J. Ser vice, and W. A. Rodkey's meiehan dise store v.ere totally destroyed. The loss is about 10,000. There was only a snsiiil insurance and that on iiodkey's feteclt. ? ' Astorian: ' From North Bench come stories of Sharklets se n by daring bathers. A real live shark wsmld lie a thrilling, though uiin.sual, sight along the sand-strewn ' corsL But for a real genuine sensa tion, nothing equals a devil lish. Let some of the Clatsop or North beach romancers invent one theboats front Portland will be crowded with passengers coming down. About 2 o'clock Sunday after noon George Cogdou, who works in Keller's fciauuhter house en the White house rtwd, was attacked by an infur.tted ox, and recieved in juries which wiJI prbaiy prove fatal. Oi;e of the hori;s of tho limal struck Goudon over the i hip, and pii-reed its v ay up ward as far as the ribs, lx'nttrating the cavity of tlirs body. Thflniysi cian thinks his condition is ;iitical. and that there is little hole of recovery. I intend to make a speda't pi the celebrated kimmi SEtOER, tho most complete favminir implement ever in vented Anythi'tpr I do lmi 'i:i;j'cn to 1-a.ve in stotk will beordeicd ou start Lotica. VLUi VsfiLLa DHiilLhl Established 1SC1. O. BEECHTEL MA'l.TACTUS.Ea Olf C p3 f t-s hJ tc"Vi L.rj Z l - fJ7 rrm a PIES, And all kinds ol Xiuf J&iij&X JLiii Jzi &A4t hSf Fii-8-Prcof Ci;;iuln5, n!ain Street, 'an-2 . WAtLA WA1.L W. T. j j ! ,.,;n?rr,i 1 ti iVIy M sw Wareh ouse is now "rc-ady to receive Gld ''Clubfoot," an immense grizzly besr i.hat lias ti.stroved hundreds of dollars worth stock, andloicLr been the terror' of S.skivou, it Ifi "fytH r-tf-fL I v.-iU pay the H12HE3T L1AHKST PRICE fur wlTcat. "2TAgut for Hathoii Bros., Portland, Orsjon. I iartar' inns 30 Done to Style, Erst-class In nndi'Icn t - tlifi aluivo we wouM : o ?r.crtfull, int'oi-iii the i'.1. : iiKTfl oi tho snrr:!nni.in country that. w ivw carry a full line of AGRiCULTURAL liSPLEf-EriTS I. Case a;s;l ft 3 ' UBS. He buys for CasSi, and declares he can do better at EEkl B. KEyiwAN'S than he can at any other place in the county, for they keep the best of everything in r- n -R m lis i h isiiii i s 0 b and tLcir prices arc very reasonable. TWiST, : BAViESr-fiBfiUUlATED'AHD FIHECUT Oigars, Hotions, Cutlery, PERFUMZSY, FCRTE KCKNASES. h ' 1 1 g T; fj5 tr k ii s L'ia 'VIcP a Ore, on. liltim 3 lZJ Mm WXJ (Tim WP1 AT F.il term will hftIn Ttios !r.v. Scr.tc-i:ili:T Says the Shasta Courier, V as ahlill t l"- biirti-rpij-fe in tho IMc-hic .Northwest some aays nzo hy inrec huntrrs, OCT a i-fii pp; " a ' who were induced to sio a.tor him on the strength of a liberal reward. In the light the bear mat.3 mince meat of a herd of dos, ind only j 3tl gave op the ghost ifier a pound or two ot lead lad been Dumped into him from Winchesters I at short rane. CoS'ege Course, r.r to p.er.r.re f.-r Tt.K hiis.-. f.-r il;isi:ic-33 cr f:.r College. Atiiplu l-o-miiui: f;'.ci!il:.-:s at rt;uuct'-l nttc-ti. Haul t.ir Cat:;!oi.- t-. th.: i'l-e..U-nt. A. J. ASKEUSo:,', i'u. u.. Vi'ulia Wmla, . T. of court. Jacksonville j iast time. hore. lhe accident happened in sight of hundreds of people, and be-i The stage between The Dalies fore succor could reach the unfor-1 and Canyon C'ify was overtaken by turiate lads thev had sunk for the ! a waterspout wncn near Uako Oven L. Ii. I'OV. KI.L. r. ii. Kuvrix. rwm, -5 FLETCHER AHD T. E. CCULD, Proprietors, FSGHING TACKLE, STATIOHESVAESSHOaL FANCY GOODS, JEWELRY. T7 u rench and A r ericasi Candie: .AT. LIPS, iat vet'k. n crnnr. was nriteAtt ! and ni'pnir;niiir-fi Iiv lifa vr Mmnrlcr T, ,'KH tl,J tLrwIIT H A YicksburS dispatch to the d ightnin?. T"ile wat;.r poiu.Pii It is said that th design for the TimAB.Dpmocrar. ss.rt Xews is re.-1 , ...... c . . .. , . nnw t.iwtRl rsrHs. ditlVrino- .-n.n. . . T . I aow n 111 a lorrer.r, ana v-as u.ree aud justice of as?ssin" all th taxa- provement, and that the line un:lr ble pfopcrry in tho county, a eom pleto census is of great importance. Here is wht makes Hie Repub- ...a .0 ou 1 s: e. on the la a hate hie river, last nd in depth, with stock swimming Jarpenters, Contrslctors, Li 1 Usv l. a hJju ;i:Ai.::i;; v iVtU l tun tnu rurfrJ I . 'WESTON, OREGON. 1 n rG fLi u' : " . 1:1;. u. a m. ba mm. H !& f and Builders, Our meats nro always freh and good All oi'.iers tillud with iiroirptucsa. srovrrll ti Erwin. r.mies v-ho conte;nTiI.-to hniUlii no jr.at; wadin- around in ii. A nas- ! r???.-? UTinii v. nr .1 A 1 n M firh. manr.opr . .1 . 1 1.1: ....j . ... .. .1 , ..... .1.. j .i ; .,. - a ser.eer 011 tie siase as imuiiil' an 1 iw.isa.ni r.ic... LU.i.,i..,i.n,...i!i,,-.i. 'i ' ,ot John Tylers JJelle Chase plai.ia- ; mCreu- for r,otection fron tl, now reads, Nothing but the ad-! tion T)r ,-.lr.lt.Pr r,f T) i , , P'ctectIC lrohl 1 1H j. ... i 1 ,1 .1.;. ,;.i. ; "on " VT- -Aci.ur, n,anas,er or U. , Run anj w-len ti,e eifects of the - 1 " , " , . ' ! i'uraens ijeveriy p;aco. i.u has been changed to read, "JSof nir.g j old ,r,isvn,ierstandinf was revived. ltiif flit. ..t-lrutc t r .a er tma CTrtp ..... uuv...vw w v.. ...... nfi ii C 31 1 r.-.r o nn frt artiifa 1.1. . . 1. ,1 r- u. I . ., . . . ' terul havips; Of en nieltea ana Uurn . . . t uu . caiiMu n iinranfi r irparpnw . . .1.- -.: 1 . - c- 1 : ra ny ine iiuiuuiii'j. ot-raiij.' 10 10 snoot iiim, wlien Adair sliot and ! killed McMatb I- ' storm were over found himself h )ld- " flW. C. 13. liLi 1 t ho sf-fpV thprlh fini n'.iipr ma. i iandMcMath rode up to Adair's I i.:u-. ,i..,i licn spoils nan bitter against tho u.iimiusLraiion: 1 rom .March 4th to : 1 .-. .,t rMhitn -,. July 25th there h,ve b,, .n,. ' ' tirs a,i1 !-y, the gentle man Vas not injured 4,0-1 -J lL-.st.cUss postmssters: and ! Tl:e t!!al" be.a.nn1 fc"t ln-'sta P' -d. and subsecuendv released on bpr.. U ... .1. . n . imeiit ot tea saippecl l.y tl:e oriu-iainf n , - ; The Oregon tt Calitoruia stati ". ' ,Kr I ern Pacific fro:n Tacoaia on the 8;h ' buidins at Oreson Citv was ente: ..u.u,. ullT p?a!nst the admin-linnt.. reached New York to-day I Htratlon, of thse .1,0 1G vacincies ; noon, inakiujj the run of miles 1 Lou Leading 9 0 En- si ia -J I Of d K jrST RECEIVED BY StelnaJker Co. 11 0 mn re,j ! liiliiiiLOi (Xj 'Li. ut-u I Watchmaker IJweler '0 f Post OGce luiluiu As the south-buunu train on the by burglars at an earl- hour gator- i ouisville A-Nashville railroad was I dav inorninc: last. Aout 1 2:S0 I Weston Oregon. only "JOs vre caused bv removal; I m eiyht oays and tour hours, being ; pulling irom ..Igetield Junction, sV:ock the watchman whiie making , , j the lastrsl f.ie.e ever macle bv a ; tr-ii miles win other were caused by death or resignation. ten miles north of Nashville. Ten-i his rounds looked into the building j I nessce. two ycung negro roustabouts and saw two men crouched on the ! WALLA WALLA. C!oe"ic and wntches clrancrl and re paired in a if a manner at reasonable The om-uies of the adminisrra- tion, the sniji- men who paid Bsn January is about 30.000 less than Cutler to attempt the defeat of 1 during the corresponding period last Cleveland, arc now niakin- or ran ' VP!ir- Tile c-!'creilst' w:;s laosfniark luents with IW to hsvlhi-nen'l. ar$ Erst four months of , ... 1 this resr. Tf.ere was uu:le a in u-ic-dorw the ftdunnislrai.on with a ! PJ increase in tlw number o Scan view To prejudicing ths people ! dinavian immigrants, gainst it, Den Euth-r's inverse in-1 ' j lexas nir-rs s.iy mat that great wm nr.vn the largest cotton freight train from ocean to ocean ' j got into an empty box cai, for the floor near the safe. He ordered I lhe number ot immigrants land-: urmiB(, Qf steaiine a ride. Thev thm tn m out. and snrrw.rW! . . . i i ' . I .. . : . . i . r . ' . . . - - - P-l as l-lllLP VJariieil Mlice ise Ibl Ol .0 nrAa.BA hv tho l.ratemen . when an altercation ersueel between . rates. 11 WHOLESALE AND R IT AIL. in Cii the brakeiuen and the negroes, one of the latter throwing a stone which hit one of the brakr-men. The hit ter chafed the neries up the road and into a corr.iield. The fore ! most of the pursuers followed into, the cornfield, find was shot and and I iUi,g. cbeved only the former com-' wand, and raised a window an;.; special AUentton Gtv.n c;;sappearea clown tile rai.road traeic towards Portland. An exa;:;ina- tien showed that three hohs i fimim WHEELEU, . had been bred into :t, one above. the coiuhination and two below it.vj TGSORJAL ARTIST xiit: ulij.ci nut; as iilit'U iui j;u i- der. and the thieves were evidently ifldise Ad;:ss iioence being al-nost eqoa! to that ' gute killed bv one fcf the ne r;es. b- cf the Enst Oronian. crop ever raised in tho state. ct v.-;:c:u c-ienped .. both . tiliinsx the otuer two when surprised. ; Ke-n raiors. t .-cis eir rr, , 1 li'iit 1. Hair cittir.s in tho latel ' There I'd no clue. i .trio-f ttit.r:. 6rr;c3. !- and n ran TUMiCrtff I Ladies' Wear in Endless Variety. IaUMMUI Canned Gocdc and Groceries. MCmuRani HCCHiiS luui ami onuea ! r i'-1-'"'. 1 : ' .--r-n. V 11 P - Jr.. - I X. ti '.:...