SATURDAY. L.Y 30. 1877
LODGE DIRECTORY.
Daaos Loacc Xa . K. or P. Meets la tiCct)
Ban. lYedkton, erery Wednredsy evrolnt llroUieri
In poo studies are cordially invited to allead.
rnntxrax Ixocr Ko 5S, A. F. axd A. si. keeu
on tbe Unt nd tblrd Monday of eacb tsoclb, Hocr
at tneeUnc. T r. X.
Cimo Stss, Varths WathuLCtan Chapter. IVDdle
too Si feu nay Tuesday debt rolloalnr, tbe Bret sad
third bloedtys of cadi monUi.
Ecxtxa Loecs Ko. S,I.aftF, rvodktoo Verts
erery Saturday rrec;nxal Jr. x. Bretbrca to cai
nnxltBg are tcrtted to sliced.
Uxkskxu. Loose Xo. 100. UG. T IVodleloo
bleeu crrry Tb antii j- emit; at T o'clock P. x.
brethera la jood staadjnr, are rojoested to atlrod.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.
ErncorAL Snrncz Oo tbe third Sunday of each
Boetb, the Kee. L. H. WeUs U1 offlrtate, aod prrdi
la Ibc morolnr at 11 oYlock In Weston; In the e-rrolnt
at 7 o'clock la readletoc
U. K. CoTKca. rreaeblas second Saoiij- In each
Booth al 11 x. X. Ker. Koontx, preacher tn charre,
lUrrutr Carae. Rer. W. H. Prortl toll prrarh at
the 1L E. Cburea, oc the Mcosd Ssaday of each
taoalb, at 11 o'clock . x.
1L E. Canter focrx. rreachlnt rt Pcnday la
each month at 11 a. x. and 5 P. x. Krr. & W. Dark.
Xoncx. Staple annoosmnesu of births, eerrta
p and deaths, will be Inserted without cbarre. Ottt
uary notices mil be charjed for aoeonitnc to their
Iracth.
Single copies of the East Oxmoxux, In wrapperi far
BsaHinc can be obtained al this office.
"W. ujOTor no rrrponnMitj- for rievs ezprrssfd hj
cerrefpoadenls.
Kor The Traveler.
mEE NORTHWESTERS STAGE Cttai 71 starts
JL leave Fendletao for CmatUla dajy betwn 5 30 for t--g or three Tears.
o'cloctr.x.;rorlCrde.BakercUra4Kei.i,OT'Hao mrccjear.
ton at about II adore muntrbt; lor Tbe laus eta
Brppoer at S o'clock a. x. Mondays, Wrdndars and
Fridays; retamtns lea re Heppoer at 6 o'derk a. x.
oaTeedays,Thcrdarsandfalnrdars,aarnTin; at 6
o'clock In the erestcc. Steamers arrive at Umatilla
from below on Tneedars, Thnndars and Saterdifs at 6
o'clock r. x.; ortartlcx on Wedandars, rndajs a'd
Monday oo retarn trips. Stajes make dose cocnec
Oon rtth the stouaers.
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ZACAZ. XVD OTHER IVTKLL1GEXCK.
Salmon are not running in the Umatilla
river this Summer as plentifully as com
mon, and the Indians thought it was on
account of a dam put in for the flouring
mill in this place. Agent Corn oyer settled
the trouble by personally examining said
dam, and satisfying Poor Lo that there
was no obstruction. Probably the fault
lies la those gill nets on the Lower Colum
bia. If the Indians are to suffer in their
fish crop no doubt Government will take
the matter in hand, and regulate the fish,
ing business by counting out 7 or 8, or
8 to 7 anything so the poor Indian wont
have to earn his grub by the sweat of his
brow.
Tbe school house in Pendleton is in a
very leaky condition, so much so that it is
very uncomfortable for scholars attending
school, on account of our oft-repeated
rains. We understand that it is the inten. i
tion of Miss Emma Bishop, the present j
teacher, to have a school exhibition in a
abort time, and tase up a collection, the !
money to be used in putting the roof of
the house In good repair. We think this
Is a laudable enterprise, and expect tbe ex
hibitioa will be fully attended and a good
response made in the money lice at its
clcse.
On Tuesday, 15th inst. Dr. Samuel G
Going, vetrinary surgeon. 1st cavalry, was.
drowned in the Grand Ronde river. Tbe
rortor accompanied Lieut. Rains, who
with two enlisted men had started from
Fort Walla Walla to carry dispatches to
Gen. Howard, at Fort Lapwai; and
in
crossing the river he was washed off his
horse, with the above sad result. Dr. Go
jag -was a satire of Ireland, about 26 years
of age, and a brother of Dr. J. A. Going,
editor of lhc vetrinary department of
Wilkes' Spirit of the Times. He was a
pleasant, well informed young man, and
highly esteemed by all who knew him.
Men owning stock, particularly hogs,
ought to be ashamed to allow them to run
at large in town. Scarcely & day passes
without sose one who otherwise won- be
considered very correct in Iiis morals, los
ing his tcaper and using swear words
If every one in town would do as Turner
does, this evil would soon cease, and hog
raisers would sell the few hogs not killed
and take them from town, or keep them
penned up.
F. Osterdyke was arrested at Milton,
Bet long ago, upon suspicion of being
connected with some horse thieves who
lingered for some time in that neighbor
hood and practiced their profession. He
rcxircd a fair examination however, and
an honorable discharge from custody.'
Cayase Reynolds and Blackwell aro want
ed now in the same court, for the same
thing.
The O. S. N. Co. have arranged to keep
a boat at the Lower Cascades from the
time of her arrival until the boat reaches
the same point from Portland next day!
This enables the employes to load tbe idle
boat and have her in readiness to leave for
Portland the moment the passengers from
above are traasforred. The arrasgCKCBt
insares the arrival of the boat at Portland
st least four hoars earlier.
Byers, of the Pendleton mill, runs day
and sight and the mill, too, for the mat
ter of that and turns oat lbctbest article
of Sear shipped to the Portland markets
He has lately pHrchased (he surplus wheat
in Grand Ro&dc valley, pars acta t a noafid 1
. , . , , ... , ' . . i
to have it delivered at his mill, furnishes i
nearly all this cosaty with flour, and al
most over-stocks the Portland market
Hurrah for our enterprising townsman!
The resignation of Geseral Sprague as
Geaeral Superintendent and AasistaatLand
Commlssioaer of the Xortbera Pacific
Railroad Compasy on this coast, was ac
cepted by the Board of Directors of that
company on. the 18th of ApriL Gea
Sprague has accepted the position of gen
oral manager of the Oregon Steam Ravi
gatiea CempaBy'a business.
A hill authorizing women to practice
law ia all . the courts la that State has
pasted the Leklattire of MiaseeoU.
Ill-
Born, May 10. 1877. o Ue wife of A. P.
Slinll, a ton, weighing eight pounds.
The services at the- M. E. Church last
Sunday evening were largely attended.
Teams are passing through Pendleton
daily, bound for the Palouse country.
At the Episcopal Church last Sunday,
four children and two adults were bap.
tized.
Born, Thursday, May 2-1, 1S77, to the
wife of Mr. J. Birnhart, & son an eight
pounder. If you want Umatilla county and East
ern Oregon generally to prosper, subscribe
at once for the East Oeegomax.
"We acknowledge the receipt of a fine
pair of dressed chickens, for which Mrs.
J. C. Franklin will please accept our
thanks.
Frosts hare nearly ruined the gardens In
this vicinity. An old saying, that three
white frosts bring a rain, Is fully verified
at this place.
The ML Pleasant Baptist Association
will hold its annual session at Pilot Rock,
commencing June 14th. A large attend
ance Is'cxpectetL
About once a week some white man ha
to " come out' to poor Lo with a horse
that has been absent from the reservation
Prof. Taylor's college for ladies and
gentlemen will commence September 1st.
A complete business coarse will constitute
one of its principal features.
Wool is being pressed and forwarded to
market at a lively rate. As soon as the
weather becomes settled, the steamers from
Umatilla to Portland will reap a rich har
vest. TVhv onbt Hi. Tlnt.n t.r nrt n,iit-
msstobethe happiest people on earth'!
Ans.-By that time thev will have " plec'v''
r r c ir. i, ., ,
of Turkey. P. S. This is origlnal-or
ws j
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The cause of religion seems to be pros-!
pertnff under the ministerial labors of
Itev. W. n. Pruett. of the Bantist Cfcnrch. !
We are informed that be administered the
ordinance of baptism to three more will
ing converts at Pilot Rock last Sabbath.
An entertainment for the benefit of thi
We learn with regret of the icrious
ness of Iter. Mr. Crowell.
Episcopal church will be given at 3Ialar I distress there, characteriring San Joaq
key's hall rn the evening of the 6th or!nfaT1,eJ"JltbCre311 whral prodseing
June, by the local musical and dramatic 1 cion oftl, 5ute He anticipates nine-
talent, assisted by that inimitable genius,
Mart Taylor. Programme next week.
i
Wc understand that Mis Ellen Hill.
daughter of 3Ir. A Hill, living near Fen-1
aieios.-wasutrownirom her horse Itie-
day morning last, while on
ner
irsr to
school, and was badly Injured. The horse
got frightened at some emigrant wagons,
Sheriff Swackhantmer, of Union coantv. !
stopped in Pendleton Monday night, on i E. A- Cronln, attorney for Dudley
re way to the penitentiary with two con-. Evans, la the case of Wm. Swkaler vs.
victs a white man named Ladd, sent far Geo.C Hopkins and Dudley Evans, was
me ytar for attempted raanfcr, and a Chi- la 'on this week, at! ceding to the Inter
naman for lea years, for killing another jetsof his client. This cans was corn
Chinaman, j meneed In this county several months
I M"IUeJ' rtS,rf 0lf
erson bor and will occupy It the first
of the month, after which the weary. lor -
'm i foot haTC.I dJd 00 !
juesEra. iram c utaury xx ine i'enaieton i
u ,or wt colons nemoioreaupensca
at me nwp oi jirs. l Liter
The Grand Lodge, I. O. O. F of Oregon, 'Piae creeks are higher than they have
has elected the following officers for the 1 been for veari, on account of the recent
ensuing year: W J Snodgrass, 31 TV ' rains. The Umatilla, too. has been very
Grand Master; II II Gilfry, R W D G M; ' high for a few days. McKay creek. If
John Kea worthy, R VT Grand Warden;' accounts are tree, will soon make an
John M Bacon, R W G S; I R Moores, R j oeh'er dernand on the county for a new
WGT; J F Backensto. R W G Rep. bridge, or at least to secure the ere now
, l standing, on the road leading from rea-
Pcndleton Lodge, ha 52. A. F. & A. M.. dlctoa o, TU Pilot Rock,
contemplates having a picnic and public , . . ... ,
address on the 24th or June, St. John's j or colomn for tfcu b
dav. Abmmittcc of arrangemcnU con. comparaUvely light, on acconnt of tbe
elsting or Messrs. Turner, Disosway and!alleacc ofthe editor-in-chief; and tbe
White has been appointed. Due notice I sob" hxrin ca,,ed on bulW
will be given In the East Ojieoosiax. j nM eomes ,n nit aovr CFrW A. m.)
To nn Markied. On the first of June
at Walla Walla, Charles S. Storm, formerly,
or the kingdom or Wortemburg, will be . this Issue will appear In our uext.
married to 3llss Lirzie Brand, or Bavaria, j EvrnrrAiXMOrr. Tbe Stevens Dram
The ceremony will take place at the resi- aUc Troupe, which has given great satls
dence or the father or Mr. S, among rcla- . facllon jn Baker conuty the pan Winter,
lives and friend. May you be happy, jjj gn a .picndkl performance at Mil-
Charlie.
On ' last Sunday evening, about fire
miles above Pilot Rock pa Birch creek,al
gang of hoodlums filled the door or the :
school house so full of poles and rails that
the school ma'am had considerable difll. i
culty In making an entrance next morning.
Cause, pure, unadulterated "Old Xick "
to wc are informed.
John Bowman, within the last week,
has been adding to the attractions oi his
livery stable, and also improved it in a
sanitary point of view. He has had all
the inside whitewashed, and it looks neat
and cecy. Dave Wright, of the Pioneer
stable, is up with the times also, and has
superior accommodations for all. Success
to yon, gentlemen 1
STRARQE!
That cltlrens of Pendleton will patronize
a alla nniia in preference to a 1'en die
ton manufacturer. I write this from the
5&ct.V.ls.l.ct?al.n Person noionjypaironire
the nana w alia flrm, scnamg their own
. r ' s. tPT
mosey out of tills county, but try their
beet to have others do the same.
A. Staxo.
Mr. Slang came to this town last Fall,
expended over (2,000, became a citizen of
the town and count', and interested him
self In tho prosperity ofthe place. He
keeps the Portland dallies and other miscel
laneous reading, and patronizes the East
Orbgokiak. He sells beer at the same
price per keg that it has always teen fur
nished from Walla Walla, makes a market
for barley, and Icrnkhes a better article or
beer than is made anywhere else east or
the Cascades. Now Walla Wallans and
their friend here are trying to induce the
people to patronize foreign manufacturers
of beer. CilUens of Umatilla county, pat
resize home xnaaufacturel
A correspondent of the Dallas (Oregon)
Itemlter, writing from Yolo county. Call,
fornla, gives this: "The stamp of death
seems to be aiuxcd to cvcrytlilog. The
very bird aro tamed with poverty. Wheat
that two months ago covered the ground
in dark green luxury Is to-day nowhere to
be seen. The torrid sun sapped its life.
Then, to cap the climar, came the Sahara
like simoon for three days In succession,
and swept everything before it. Every day
witnesses team after team laden with emi
grants from Kern, Tulare, San Joaquin
and other southern counties on their way
to Oregon and Washington Territory.
Now is the time for you folks to gain an
accession to your population if you want
it A few hundred dollars judiciously in
vested in the circulation of your county
I papers in this State would be worth mil
lions to you in the course of a lew years;
for be it known that the average teekcr
after good things holds In utter contempt
tho average pamphlet and scorneth with
exceeding scum the circular. And yot
they take, back East, as witness the emi
grant trains, fifteen and twenty cars arriv
ing in this State every eight or ten days,
loaded with deluded wretches who think
that gold can be had here for the picking
up."
AVealoa Items.
Our regular correspondent at Weston
sends the following:
We have a bakery at Weston now some
thing we have long been in need of.
Mrs. MeAH'tcr, wife of Rev. E. A. Mc
Alister. ot the Universal persuasion.
preached at the Weston school bouse on
ijanaay last.
It has been raining here for the last two
or three days, and our streets are again
muddy. Crops are looking very well In
this part of the country.
We have a telegraph office at Weston.
Mr. E. II. Holland, of the Dalles. Is tbe
operator. The line U onlv in werklsg
order from Walla Walla to Weston at pres
ent, but there is a gang of men in the
mountains pettinr up the wire, and the
line will oon be in working order all the
v"jrthrOUslu
Several of our citizens, members the
Masonic Order, hare gone to Walla W alia
XaAiV 22d, to aJtca,, lUfS fBnrral ef P L.
Ilawley. wbo was shot In the head and la-
stastly killed on Sunday hst at that place.
br a tnsn named Foster. Foster was crarv
j at the time of tbe shmtine. and bad bees
under the care of Dr. Ulikxk. Z caasc
for the shooting whatever
Leander A. Bevln, Jast returned to
Xew York from California, gives tbe Sun
an alarming account of m asneuiturai
.tenths of It will be mined this j ear, and
! it U almort certain hundreds will starve
! to death onless sustained by charity . ne
lsnributcs the good crops In Xapa valley
to Irrigation, and says Instead of shipping
,hl. rr California will not nUe
rrvnr- than a borne sunolr: and train
jtj f 0f people will be leaving CaMfrnta
.srlth what llUle they re able to escape
fr1.
term of the Circuit Court on a change of
d ltloal of Wm. Srfltx.
, T,. T1wPmftP. c Tth,MM
John W. Bowman were taken during the
w-rV hfnrrv to be nsed on the trial
at
porliand on tbe 11th Inst.
I wiui a duduic ot news items, gatocrcu
during- an extended trip over the county.
Some items of interest crowded out of
arky's nail, on Monday evening, June
-1th. Lowk out for small bills.
Repott has it that the vigilantes, on
Willow creek below Hcppner, have
hanged one man and given another a
certain number of day In which to leate
the county. All on account of cattle!
stealing.
r
Coal miners at Streater, 111 who struck
some time since, poisoned the dinner
buckets of men employed in their places,
and CO came near dying. The recovery of
some is still in doubt.
Myriads of black crickets are doing a
great deal ot damage on the South Fork
and main John Day rivers. They can
clean an eighty acre wheat field in twenty,
four hours.
With six million bushels or -wheat for
sale the coming Fall, and $1 M per
bushel for that cereal, Oregon farmers
will be well fixed for tbe rains of next
Winter.
Jno. W. Sparks has. perhaps, as com
plete an Eastern Oregon locomotive as
any man in Umatilla county, consisting
of one large wagon, trail, and tlx fine
ho'-'es.
lhe matter between J. H. Kunzic, ex
ecutor of the estate of J. W. Jones, de
ceased, and J. C. Franklin, lias been
compromised, and the cstllo were not
sold.
On May 21th a license to marry was
Issued to Arthur Grimes and Rebecca A.
! Reed, both of Milton, Umatilla county.
L C Disosway returned home Monday
from Portland, whither he west as a repre
sentative to tho Grand Lodge, L 0. 0. F.
Bamhart, Lee & Co., since they first
begun, have graded and baled about 29,
000 pounds of wool.
WAR XEWS.
Along the Danube the TurkUh positions
are of great strength. English authorities
think that the Russians, even if they sue
crcd In passing the river, will be in great
danger. Turkey's superiority in ironclad
gunboat might, it Is said, enable her to
cut off Russian forces crossing the river
from their supports In Roumanla, and
bring the invading army into a position as
desperate as that of the French at Sedan.
Ears, says the Xcw York Times, Is con
sidered by the highest military authority
the military key to Asia Minor. Having
possession of it, the Russians will find
comparatively easy access south to Erze-
roum, and then, cither capturing or ra ask
ing this place, they can descend into the
fertile plains or Treblzond and take or de
stroy an enormous quantity or the agricul
tural wealth or the Ottoman empire, and
finally gain a foothold at Treblzond, or
some other point on the Black Sea.
A dispatch from St. Petersburg, dated
Maylfth, says the Russians have taken
rdahaa, with CO guns and large quanti
ties of stores. The Russians lost 233 men.
The Turks fled.
At Vienna the government has received
simultaneously from St. Petersburg and
Belgrade formal assurance that Servia will
not take part In the war.
Thellerald's Vienna correspondent states
that during the Czar visit to Bucharest
the Russians will attempt crossing of the
Danube at four points on the same day.
The whole German army has been ordered
to be ready for action next week.
Apparently the first great battle or the
RasM-Turklsh campaign will be fought at
Toprak Kaleh where the RuMlani, march
ing fro a Bayazld, must force the mountain
passes guarding the approach to the Erze-
roam plain. At last accounts their main
body was still four days' march distant
from the pass, therefore the cannonading
reported from Batouta probably indicates
ealr secondary operations in the Invest
ment of Ears. If the Russians pass the
mountains, there will be slight obstacles lo
a unlea or their main forces oixrallnr ia
siatic Turkey, for the overthrow ef Mukh.
tar Pasha, whose defensive position will be
exposed to overwhelming numbers ap
proaching from opposite directions. A
decisive engagement ia that quarter may
be expected within a week.
New is received of a Iloaaaciaa vessel
fell of Rasaiaa soldiers having been sunk
hv the Turks
THE THOROUGH-BRED STALLION
-rcs5KS Jinan xccor iuritt u . a
tL e-sn of this crkorswd fcerar. wsi gtn terse
rtmm as ecevruMy la w tspm iatr stack.
Tle I a i i at ata tLate S sve efts sere
t America.
lUI,hrStr Array.
a. lva (fin. u
TattahMfey fVnaei
AKtt Car- ,
trf.aasf
Kamaa y fesrr.
Seltas, ISIS, ty SeSa.
TrastB, IRS, Vj Traa
3
Isrxned
X ; ( lap. Trxir.l ;S.V7 Blr.Wt
!Tns7saa 1 ty TSM.lfll.
Tfcas tre i male the srjais at tse Ura of J. 6
VeCDy al she as4 al t farm cHx rVda
sr a sata of BrtUTe-e Uarratasoelenu
istarthct. raancrsrsSaMatfllOrataa.
TTXHS SXASOX.
153, tayahle al end of wri,
JaJy 31, in
Saddle and Harness
MAKER,
TtXDlXZOX, Okecox.
KCXT CeeeUslty ea bas4 s eectplrta ssTerr of
Bana. tfntSes. Bne. Wp, Span. CaCan,
BalUrs, Siarhrx. asd rte-jtwac sw0d ta eer ks.
Caa as4 are ee orfsre mU saace.
ts prespCy aaesaol la.
Etchsx & Abel
HAXCFACTURERS -VXD
Dealers in
FUBN1TUR ElWl
Of a3 1U 5rete. Hair. Weal as rsls Beds
ss4 Datevs ea bas4 aad T-.a'e u trdrr.
TT IT eLSTEHT GOOD?, rtere rrtoea, Wtadew
U E&ades, iUmct al enijtbUg tAtfAg ie s
First Glass him Store.
Orders from tkc CHnlry
PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
Wirrpocra Xala turci, TTtlJH WALLA, tfpmf
St. Locia HutL
THE WEBER."
"SHERMAN HYDE,"
"a H. STOKE 4 CO.S" PIANOS,
" AXVVHS
STANDARD 0RGAX,M
THE Vast mU. enetest-Ccced sad etrgsst ta
atrsAcsU rrrr eecred.
II. B. SUTLIFF,
neaerat TrrreDf Arret for tbe ilm IsetresMSta, I
stefTtsc la Walla Valla tar a few vteU, aad Q aa
icatrsawsu ea ra-r meathly toataHsielu. Far eats
kcoce aad prices aidrea -Cart Sc Letts KetcL Walla
Walla, W T,
FUJR.MTURE
STORE
AM)..
CABINET SHOP
DIXWIDDIE k VAJf DOKK, rrcfrletan.
WE INFORM Tbe rabBe Cut ws hire epeaed oor
I'll rn! tort Cjt sale at
HARNESS SHOP,
Ordrrs far rsmltore prsaptty sltrsded lo. t
REPAIRING I REPAIRING
At" Dose to Order. 7l
tf WW Keep -it
ALL ARTICLES USUALLY KEPT
la s rtrrt-Clau ruraitore lot
ADVERTISEMENTS.
WM. SW1TZLER,
DEALER tX
GEMRAL -
GROCERIES,
PROVISIOXS,
Dry - 3rC50C3J8
HARDWARE,
CLOTHING,
Tobacco,
t
BOOTS AND SH0E3,
nATS AND CAPS,
Etc. Erc
HIGHEST CASH PRICE
raid Ut
Furs and Mies.
MA!N?ST, PENDLETON.
O&ECOX
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LOT LIYERXORE.
Saaeas ZetebSabed U
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Art sew oSrnszte tbe paste stares sad
raa aaiectae buck ec
MERCHAIVBISE
At tbe rerr Vteeat CASB' rrlea,es they
bT cuSa arrumarsu ta psrcbaae gtolt
Is tbe eaa rraactaca sssrsst.
Tber beev ea btad s fsB tisa cf DCR-
KELTb NflW rttttat SBIKTS. vbktb are
If srsatbed ea abort aeUce.
Tbe blxbest eriretrUI be paid far BIDES
aad ITRS. aad all tied of Ctestry rre
dace We areata ats&U toon blads
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AGHICULTb'AL IMPLEMN'TS
reetsSce sad Eipma oSce la the asms
bodies.
Xilrermerc
Jc Beagle
Our Brand Column.
ATa-Brmemler t&al Utnee tu sabeerit tar this
tr caa iar tfaetr marks ss4 krat B it
ocraatocally wttaont tlMrre. Tbu alcsa at nh Its
HUoljOoa price to asr Stedc-rafeer
J C franklia, 1; cattle, F oo Xl sVle, exstt vS
rittt ear aid alit m same; bom, aao braad
kn fere If. SlrsJCrraak11a,beaMstaat4rta
left nb. "
C II fwf, WOI bone, cattle RH M lft hip. small
tele bteacb ear, ttcraca, eetllses of about 3 Mitt
aLtUT.
II Stewart. Sta-rart rmk. eau, II 8 csatecte es
left sloe, crop sst attta la left atd sixUr tlof la
ru&tcas MtidCn'ap. iaonrsUlsJ T" oa U.I
sUsakSrr. 1
I W II toUh. Bcrtb creek; cattle, H L oastfl bip; sin
Jets Hays. Ubs; cattle, Irtlrr T ss4 stirtnr srlici
es lett bip; oadrr aa4 per Ul la fl(bt ear-, btratt
saa brsM oo left tbooUce.
B tL Lacaltle. ! mite txw-; catUe. BL rifbt bip;
crap os left oar ss4 aaUt Ut la rU; bsnca; 3 1
knaSleafbrek
UautlcCiUMb,nsiterrms-. Catt U ea Kl bip;
tatOmp-J eacb ear; bone aase Uaca, ataar,
- 'Ht ataie.
E A uu, E I ea rtfM bip; wulnttlt
"v .1 nu ear aad taut-Ut ts kn; bones
aM tint atoeUer.
C I AtT-; was; cauia T Z ea rtfbl bip; crap ss4
9rr u rrpeSruf&tv. beracs sasie braatt oa
kflab -f
B 0 lliabep, rBetea, catUe. baif Gfyer iSape la
each tar.
Tboevaa lukrr. Happy Caayrs 14 -.s Irttbrp;
sea8e Sara: Is rubt ear, -mm est la
l U tbe auiSe. traa. waI oo Wft Lip.
0 II Lratbernaa, Jt?vcr. caate. daqUe rw-kci: ea
kSlaaie, crop of nib aaU rexSee Sort ta U& ear,
back-tM orv Up, bwaca aase braa4 oa UiX sbocer
A S We3a, lUt ; ser, CatUe i&ree a-nafl 0" ts ttUsx
Urfarsseo -tbip, HieraaSw Surts ts kit ttt;
bfiia, aaae tiaM ea left iVra'-lrr.
K. X.Kmr, SUiwalSiy raacb ea rlaecrwlc Caale,
Kneakftbip safer batfenp o?rcbtsrax4 sp
prr half ere? off left car; Lories aas bratc ca kfl
1. f Ikaskla, TrBiSetea. CaU'e, drde aub aaeldr
attached oadersestk. ea kfi bip, seaSeeSarcla
aaiearas4sti(rtttaaeTrUtiaeaciear. Se
aaa aase brabd ca k aula,
ItcAlatrra A. LaCn-rte Ctttk tfiret oa rtftt
bip,cnjpoffrttbtaadabtiadcaier4Uls kit ear
borara. aaaM braad ca Rzbt abMsiiSer.
JttaAAre. CaUltX Teekntipaad i XcouveuA
vobcrt bar ecrwe the A aa r.A bp aalf eader
avp off rbt ear. Items, latur aeacd ca left
abo-iUcr.
iarswaj UrrrTOer Crwt Calt. J-JrUct Jre
Tenedl ca rtitt bip, epprralepe la n&l ear. Oar
era. aae braad am njLt tbs.
Va9aoe IIj. boar Brppcjrr CaO W oa rttit brp
avpeffkftear. eaaCe ea tect bonee. suae braid
ea ntt abosUar.
nereaoc a r. Mar Hrftut CaaSe, 'yca( Tee rtjia
bip eeathatft. eldcatce Fea rfbt b-p esr stark
a taO, eoirr Ut aad truUrr uX ta riglt ear. tws
a&OaieanU, bones. Tea nsbtabocSder.
Daiy Altber brporr Caale. Ci ea the ttga a;
rraBvar fcaic U each aad epprr Ut ts rjbt aad sader
Ui ta lett ear. benea, aaaw teaaf ca mat aftoV.T.
Ba Qsaid. Unner-Caa. y ea kit Up, ktt ear
kapwi aad aaae eargbt , berv-i, Vi ea ScS.
tbica.
Jaall AV, trar TMol Jci-CiUi. C c nria bap.
baa" saerraSMertUaadscrcpsadnLx is kfi
ear, bancs. C ea rjt ahekr.
J C SisUy, btako-Ciak, J it eecatcaed ca left
sJia. l r laps tadcrsecx, teews, sase tss&d
ealaftaaecUrc
Htt t ksSa, Lever Better CrrrfcCitge. T as kfl
ta. enctof rsat aad sBderkc is, left ear,
la.-mi. TcekftatcSa.
X CAtaeei. Lever btzUer crrefc A D rlr1t ca
kfl etrtsMer af bceart aad cattki.
W it Ieiaa. Lrea-heean S D ea left b?. east,
ease es n&t aSt, erep aad aBue lark -a ear
3 C Ttucspecs, Lever Setter crerfc bears TT a
ktabeeA&r.caUk.T TaakShlp. caderbXfcrep
U the nt aad rpfct a the kfl ear.
X rrcsatfua. L-r Bxuer cntt.-tcntt, !m
na-U abasiccr. catiie aaase ea ntbt fctp, erep aad
artittaritiBadiwvrviSJiskfteer
f- r , I r rrfntT rr fern, sscis sbce
ea kB iacJerr, cauScaaae ea rstit are, sw-r
aad sk bat is each aad rrabe Sjrs as rtt ear
Aarea VlscesA-Leea. Catik, V aiti mm ixrr an
ea IcO tif, cadcr Ck ts each ear astile brurecs
Ueeem
2. A. Kasj sWHartwCV.irrt&rcrpsaca
kftbip abttarctt car aadsaarrU lake B
are not braad aa nttl abealder
Ws Leery better Crab Cauie W L rseaeitrd ea
m p awaasar Jen u eacb eat bvn 2 cc kfl
it st-rry-W Jlre rert-Caa. WCoakftUp I
crop oc rxtA aad oiif aU ta kfl ear aralap aa&er 1
raat Cara.eWCaalraabocSkr.S'akflSaal::
A. W y tM. XI Keaieabrp. sasrr sate ecTl
rcUear Banes aaae braad cs tQ tlb. acaarei
J B. Certisz. BnX Kts. aear Weaua Cbsla. bait
esrite erer 6 ea tb asp, tfi sad saAer ba tx Seal
ass eaucr w m r-tear.
L.5.Caraey. rVerrrM Css braad SCea left Up .
Ksare mp eS nat ear aad resOev krt sadsaakr
St ts tbe left ear. Boaef aaae braad cc. Lbe kft
sbosSier.
CeoTT OaaaLa Crvrie, Prrfsa, Banes C cc kn
a .-veal Lear
J H Keeaey fcrtb met Cattle. J I eeearcsed es.
Wkbip. Kn ca kft aadVc
Jaa 5cearr Weataa. CauH, S tartrtSed by a C ea
rittWUp. Eerrs.saawbcscJeakSbealrc
Cats rt-aer, fraTirUa. CaUle,Ses kA 11?. Sa
lt X AifT. Caak, ear tj ts. leeer tan basts
Oeea, Vraad atieaty-lcr sataat. Bases asseaea
kft U tii
Selaea Dearrty.Bsuercnvlc. Cug tread iasbsM
of pkcal ea kft bta, tnp ad tv at& la lea esc
Ea-areesaw bread ee kft aoeaUer.
Cracsetx a Lcd. Casls CL a ka tie, rea&w
ferk aad sa?ba ta eacb eas. Bene aaae araad
ea kft aaeelder
S. L aepes, Wesus. Csttk) braad ce rstt bip.
sbori crep eCieft ck; sad sadar me effef rtit
ear.
S J Le". nk ZxX. Eirtra. LOee ca r jit tbcxl
der. can. aasae ea rbt btp. aad add as ri.
B H EXuC Beater cRrt CatUetraad is lae abape
fje raake, ea kft de. m2w ts taekaaad
sSxtaRcateac EesM truM Lfsrt 2 aa fxbt
abKlOrr.
aoaU.rSetlkt t ta r(tlnr a&l rp-
rfraadcadcrt i - O L ea kft bla.
Berar aasse U. : t -V4r
r Xlicaet, Crjs . -rrp eff ef U.1 sad sader
crapoCednr ' ' T aCcarbtbip. Barsre
aaae braad ea k - -BAaadJW
SafMary. Sixr creek. CattX crop
oS eacb ear, braac. Crtre i ca rt(tt aide. BAe
aaae trsad ea Rrbt abeekr
D B Ldataemaz. Cxnkt. apprr bit ta left rs,
t ea kft btp sad secX tie dxlaro. Eon
srsai ea kft aaasVCrr
LeektTnaaor; Brppocc Canle, resaev ftrk ts eacb
ear. braad, O Tea left. brpsmb lbe T 4rKi!r crrr
lie a
Barseri Hrrcaec (Ca -le Is cbarreefLseis
TnaxerV Oe crap OS ef left ear, bcaad, H L.
7ataes.ea nxsiap.
Beel Becorr Barry Casyoe. Cattle, crep aad sairr
Wt ta rtrbt sad fiat ta kfl car. brssd. B ca left
tVjb. Same aaaM bcaad ca kft aacalatc
g. E. Jebsam. TJot Sack. Cattki Braad. ebaia boot
oarttbtcrp.crrpeaeacb ear sad sa&r crep o?
nrss ear. cam aaa eraae ea am aaeejorr.
E Weka. readkecs. Csale braad. T ts Ctataoad ea
mbt bin. croo afar rzbt ear aai aat ta kft.
NeHBerprT-Ba-n-Caayoa. CiCie braad, adeaSe
cms aa ten ess. sad tna sag sat ta neat ear. aad
crap aa4adrrbnta kft. Bonn braased B oa kft
abeoVSar.
W W BrajsA.lI. Caa lfarr 1 KaitT rr Vxt cc kft
S&sk.crrp asd ff CI ts neat ear. caatr asepe ta
kft. Banes. B sader balf cinie oa abaoSdee.
rXal Net Reek. Cattle. bs sbeeearltbt btp.
ejVr tall crrp m k3 tz. Banes as brsad ca
kftaboskkr
Jobs Cesaaiae. TOot Eock. CatCe L C ca rtsbt side
ealbrre aad losr year au steers, stack coie aaae
aa kn bat.
J LGsStf&rl. Bauer mek. Cattle, ore- rcTorrttbl
ear aad bow ta aaae. aaorr stt ta tae kft ear. aad
e-addle ea kft. bnod. J ta left side sad O cc
kfl bra. Bcrana. O ea kfl tboaiier.
WaT5taatea. Better creek. Caale, T S ca Hrbt btp.
rpGl aad sreerMl la ibt ear. Hones easae braad
ca kn abealder.
J B 2ekr, Meadevs. Catlk braad, K ia a circle ea
natblp.sa4CT07 oscc wt ear tai act ect ot
rtjbt, Seatapd7s&
J J Baaaardarr, CoutiSs. Csttk 2 ea a'd. mp
aad tin ta kfl ear. Henre aasse braad aa tUtft.
C A Raes La-err Wltte Cm. Cattle, Ilea rtrat
Up; staler t la lea ear sad IX 9ne4. Iter
ml RearUibeaUec.
A B We3v Serrerr. CauSc. deobU rew4aek ea kft
ewe, crap X TgM saa mow rare ax Kit ea&
Hones. sasM braad oa left aboaller
B. C Scoontmg. Bones. S oa kft shealarr; cattle
B a aa rttat atp, nseou crop as rxat eer.
Wa. Lee. Btrcb creek. CaUfe, tbss J- ca left tip;
rwa&re Sjrtc aad apper bit b lett ear. Uonaa,lb
aaae braad ea left bin.
A. CQeppte, Bear creek. Cattle. A C ee kfl bip; tat
la each ear Hones, ease braad ee kft aboaJckv.
R. J. Otlrrr, HifVT CaaToa, Csaae brsad. tea ctr-
eandbtssse; LTrp x rata ear, aaae la r-jit. Ksr
e auae braad oa aaoebkf.
T W Arm" Batter Creel. CaHkhruki. -J. earlrbl
bip; crop ea nt ear. ncrtee, asaie ersaa ea len
aboaMer.
J U Blcks, Btrtb creek. Cattle, tbree 4e tans, crp
aad taots ta left ear Henea. ea left saeelder.
ft F.Tapegpees. Batter creek , caule brssd 0 T ea
left awe, crop oa rteu ear sax spot ta lea. Hdne
OTookflsboeUrr.
at. WlQt, readMea. Cattle bread, aora tboe ca
kftblp. riabi ear eat or. Banes. K. O ca rtsl
sbeaiier.
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Teeetber wtta s3 aitbnery eaaaec"l liwvesrrta.
A eREATrUBSALVCaabebsdby esrly aaplte.
lira ta tbe rewritten st IVadktra. Tbe terms
of ask t be SatnrabU selbe prcJuter-4 rortvos a
be psie s ed tbt eatsace by ts!t!wtn!v
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