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Newspaper Page Textj' SATURDAY. MARCH 10. 1877. LODGE DIRECTORY. Dure Imi No. 4. tC or r. Urrlt n the. Cante Bill, Pendkton. eeery XVcJtxdjj- evrolne Brothere la jood ataadinr, are cordially Invited to alieod. Fexblxtox Lodge Ko 521 A. F. juo A. M. Mic oo tae Cnl and third UotnUyt of each month. Bonn Ot BPrtiDj; r. X. EamcKX Sri. Martha Watbinclfm Charter. IVedle too llwi mty TulJ Bl(bt foUomlcg Uie not and tbinl bloadara of each month. Eeikj. Loosi Ko.r,LO.ar, rendleton Meeu entry Saturday eramnc at r. n. Brethren la CooJ Uadtac an isrttcd to attend. Vitjaau. Local No. 100. LO O T, rrodMon Jttett erery Thurediy ereninc at 7 o'clock r. u. laelbuu 1c food etandinr. are rrcneelej to attend. CHURCH DD2ECT0R Y. Enaocr.il Snsnca On the third Sunday of each neath, the Ree. L H. 1U will oSMatr, and preach ta tb nomine at 11 oVlocL ia Woden, in tbe trentes at 7 o'clock In readlrton. M. E. Cnrscx. Trvacbin: tecond Sanday In nth month at 11 a. X. Eer. Koontx, preacher n elixrje. Rtt. W. H. Frurtt erjli preach at the It t berth, ea the Cst Scnday of each taootb, at 11 o'ciock a. x. If. E. Camas Sons. rmebinjr faenh Soedar Vo each month at 11 a. x. and 7 r. x. Err. & V. Darks. Nonce Simple asnooncrmrsu of bertha, aarrta gtt and tfratija, win be bwrud wliboot chirrs- OWt sary naUcc arillba charged tor aeeonknc to their leacth. Sir fit copfe of th EafT Oaacostiy, In wrapt' for n m cotainea at una oar. VTa ancm n mrcsbiiity tor Tievf eipreradl by tarreqwsdenta. ctmuctt- rorn-ixn. 65 1 Selhrj : Sarins....... ..U LOCAL AND OTIIKR IXTKLLICHM The Pemjleton Mills. Our reporter the other day in his wanderings dropped into the mammoth building wherein that excellent brand of Sour is manofnctHrcd which has already attained a repot! Kj excelled by no other article manufactured ia the Willamette. We found Messrs. Byers (the proprietor) and Mr. Overhotaer (his valuable assistant) comparatively at leisure; hence we placed our reportorial auger in position and "went for thea. The immense piles of floar which sur rounded us rather over-awed osrisqaisi torial proclivities, and wc were fercod to 'breathe at leisure for a m era eat befnre oor auger would successfully work. We soon learned a few facts of general iMerert 'which we prinL There is piled sp in the "building 3,200 50-pound sacks ef fir or 800 barrels; there is ako wheat enmagh ia the mill to manufacture: the same anewst. There will be shipped to Pflrtiiad abt 1JSO0 barrels before harvest from these wiHs. For home consumption it is estimated that from the present time to the 10th ef Aga$t 1,000 barrels trill be needed. These Scare give something of aa idea of the require ments of the country which the Peodtrtoa Mills supply. And when it i ooaklered that the demand on the mills after barvert will be more than doubled, a ore correct idea of the production of grata tbisyear caa be more clearly arrived at. 3Ir. Brers is now taming out 100 barrels of floor every 24 hours, and stilL with the small lBiiwt of wheat cow- in the comtry he seeds more power, and addkieaal bsrrs. The power will soon-be procevreti by escavnt-1 ing a new tail race, and the adHtiiiDl j "burrs will be in position ready ta assist ia j grinding the new and iaense ctep of j "wheat which will be barreled tbk seasea. "Xr. Byers has expended 17.000 em this mill which tn-day stands BBcxcelicd a a master piece of machiatry (boiar what called a "belt mill), and ere aaother i4x months rolls around be willb a ve expended at least ? 1,000 more. The p'rice ef the bet brand of flour manufactured at these milts is about as follows: 50-pound sacks, ta rec- J clar customers, ?1 12; by the 1U, ?4 5; farmer's sacks. $4 25. In Walla Walla &- rri. t t four qUoltu . i m, a .ur . snowmg in favor or our Boar as ta prices. , and ia quality wc arc "way an." Xow uicn i or a tvutu oriwo tvhjch -sre m sot a "wlshtobemiscoustrued. Men of caUiqwc are scarce and "far between; Mr. Byers, having capital to begin the enterprise, cea meaced the gigantic work ; be has saeoecd cd in ita completion and expended 17.009 ia its-erection; a large portion of that money lias been spent in your midst; it has gone to build up your town and added to your wealth, to the value of your lots, ta jour business, and everything that goes to teake Pendleton a business poinL An en terprise of this description, which stands parallel to a live nevspaper, needs, de mands and Is entitled, other things being equal, to the united support of every man who is a fnend of Pendleton, its snccos p reseat and future, and of his own prosper- ity, which depends on the business enter. which surrounds him. Wc hone this every other entcrprisa (not excepting even your local paper) which advances our country will be heartily endorsed and sus tained. Arrepted. A 3Irs. Campbell and a Mr. Parker left the Dalles a Jew days since on ceremonirusly.one by steamer and the oth cr by land. At Umatilla they met and pro ceeded behind a gay and spanking team toi the country, full of glorious anticipations for the near future. Just as the fond hopes of the lovers were about to be realized, a ihlrd party. Sheriff Crossen of Wasco coun ty, made manifest his presence ami then aad there read a warrant-commanding him to arrest the parties for adultery. He pro ceeded with them to the Dalles. Further more our reporter knowclh not Statistics of Deeds. To Edwin Sharon. 6on of our Cornty Clerk, we are indebted lor uie roiiowing staiemcni 01 deeds re corded since the organization of this county for each year: 1861 4 deeds 1870 53 deeds -wise im 4 " 1871 100 1863 58 u 1872 177 1864 74 " 1873 122 1883 102 " 1874 143 18W 79 " 1875 141 1887 40 " 187C 157 189 48 " 1877,toMcbl,S4 1889 53 " Total 1,398. B. F. Waterman, agent for the Polar and Tropical World, informs us that his books have arrived and that they will be dclirer. cd ia a feir days. Dr. Wbltcomb'a family arrived Sunday last from California. On yesterday tho "beautiful" fell to the depth of about three Inches. RILBaskeUbu been appointed Not. ry public, to reside at Weston. Lot Livennore starts for Portland In a short time Conundrum! How much raonoy can he collect ere he departs. The Good Templar of Pendleton have concluded to rIvc anntlier entertainment, but xrt are not advised as to the time. Sheriff Sargent returned from Portland much Improved in 'weight, appearance, etc But he says it costs to travel In that direc tion. Notice. The "Wool Growers' Associa tion rlll meet every Saturday durinp the month of March. By order of the Presi. dent, a II. Seelkt, Secretary. PijOwino axo Sowino. D.A.3IcAHster writes us that tlie farmers were on the 5lh of March busily engaged plowing and sowing. Heavy crops are expected. AiTEALnrx In the case of MUarkey va. Foster, wherein the plaintiff recovered judgment against defrndent for f50, an ap peal has been taken to the Circuit Court. Messrs. G. Gletn and Matthew Storm, the latter a brother of Charley Storm, spent a couple of days in town this week. They returned to Walla Walla well pleased with Pendleton. Cut. Aecswortii's Letter. The letter referred to as being received by the Wool Growers Association from Capt. J. C Alns worth is that ir wool be baled the O. S. X. Co. trill transport it to Portland for $15 per ton instead of 20 in sacks as heretofore. Wise. W. A. Cawl presented us with a sample of white wine manufactured at his vineyard, whkh for excellence cannot be exceital by any imported article. An aril- cle on grapi CHltarc will soon appear in these colamns showiag the adaptability of the coantry te their p-rtxl action. FiTrau.LDV SiTTEn. Mr.Jehn Stump pasBgcr oa one f the N. W. S. Cc's coaches, writes as that ia all his travels he has had raaay meals at stage stations; bat as he passed dawn the other night with that excellent companion, Sol. Worm, ley as drirer, he stopped at the New Well station, where Fitzgerald is chief, and there procared as excellent sapper as could be wished.' Mr Stamp asked us to publish this as onaplimentary to "Fitx," and we do k with pteasare. J. G. 3IcCots Sojt. A villainous report has Wen circulated tbroach this counrr that J. P. McOay. yoaagest son of J. G. McCoy, bad either ia Idaho or Nevada 9mcezime far whkh he had been lynched. Tbfa report was aadaabted. ly started with the iatentlen of injuring the eAd name of the father, whkh where he k kaawa caBt be dae However, I the repurt is fic fake as false can be. We have a letter ia ear peeiea from the sen written at Darwia. Inge enact r, C'alMWmia. at whkh peace he is in the em. pleqr of JJ hmb Derkee that lives on Bara! river. "The tenrae of the slander, er ! rWve to the rnef ef hit death. and W saeh shnaM le the rraet literally in this cae eUcr mwoM he done. C7Ty COJjXTT ITEMS. The tanners are by -)lewisg their , I ' Sprifir crop. Werk wlH b rnsamenrvd en the ditch for oanverlac the water ef Grande Rrmde rirpr from Ore Doti ta La Grande this week The protracted nieeirvc at this pi of ,hp r SrttJb Jt w4, tifM ,kr penpe. Jh,DC, . . J. ... lively once in a whMe at the .(' r livHcr times are expected. Baaqaets ef wild flowers have traced the table ef ear homes for many days. WfM 'flewcr Uoomlag in the open air in rebraary what better country could be dctired. At the city election held In La Grande la-day. Jfonday, March 5, the following named were elected officers: A- Dray, President of Council; Jos. Shambough, J. P. Clark and Wm. Lane. Ceuaeilmen ; J. A. jrcWhirter. Recorder: J. D. Reed, Trea.; W. S-. Berkley, Marshall. The election pasred offquietly. The young men of La Grande are taking a lively interest in the game of bate ball; j daring the past week the first and second nines have played two garnet; the last, of nine innings, there were 43 runs scored by each nine, the playing with the majority of the players, was bad, but all have a de termination to Improve. A man lry the name of Dillingham fell out of a boat used for crossing the river at Oro Dell ; he was engaged in helping to repair the dam at that place, a portion of which went out the past Winter; the dam will be ro far repaired that Mr. Snodgaasa will start the grist-mill this week; he pro poses to grind what wheat he has in the mill, and then move the mill to this place, La Grande. X-IOd-ed. Mr. F. Freeman, under date of February 23, writes us from Spanish Hollow, Wasco county, Oregon, as follows: Mr. Samuel George of Butter creek start ed last Saturday a week ago for the Dalle with a drove of 00 bead of fine beef cattle. 3Ir. George is, I think holding bis steers for a higher price, although he says there is no buyer in the Dalles now. Wm. ThUbcn and Wm. Jones have a nice band of steers here for sale; about 37 head. Tii os. Ayers has got about 80 head of steers at home on Butter creek, and Is In the Dalles trying to sell them. G o I beef cattle at the Dalles now bring 414 cents. The grass here is good, and and all stock look well. Good luck to the cattle men. To which ' we say "Amen," This is a splendid number of the East OUEOOKIAX tO fiend to the States 10 CCS j :.." I each in wrappers. ADVERTISEMENTS. V-JL Vy kj. tbceteaoa; aa the new and tablet, Cbrocaoe Fall ed lb Rhine, Oa tb Sat ooetatta. Off Soatoa Ujilt, Old Oaken Backet, While Moanlalnt. Minn all Smart. Santoee. I TTrtfn Teeta. Beatrice, Know- flora, Americas Fruit. ; 7 tX.XX. BraecaMa, esadty acbool carla, ttetaary, Bolloec, bUck round penH. alto, framea and iftaU' appla at vary notion price, reruralare I.-ml iBattrauee Catalocce on receipt of Mama. Bend le $J.W oeltl, J LATHAM Oh. 111 Wattcpoa aw, Bouen, bU e,sarwn far Foreign and American Cbrooot. PORK MUTTOX: PENDLETON MARKET. C. W. Mrskail, - FrtpiXti. EA-TT SIDE UADC STRKCT. OntUU IWIttos Bocrt. Will krrp cocaiuUj on haai. RiK. rft. and dned Beat, riioxt roawaabk. Itrart V' REMEMBER THE Star !VLELl?l3L&''J. Hart cfc nHa-js CARPENTERS jhol BUILDERS Ml V.V.Y. 'contractors Pendletoc, Orogon SHOP OS Cevrt atrm la tbe aasa baOilai of Xatt TajJcrt btacajaiih iJbap. SIGN WRITING . J . . HOUSE "PAINTING, . . .. . . . . GLAZING, 1 ! . 1 . . . " I .V. . UND ERTAKING Promptly Attended To. Dovell, Barter & Co's STEAM, PLAXIKC, SASH AND DOOR FACTORY! WaEa WaSa. W. T. Eattac rrdo-noj oar prm ( ort. tnteh Sk, Tkaon, Bkbia. lil&x. (ml aB ii3J iW Tarsist aa4 N'a. 1 SUtfW. aa W aa thry caa be Lad. Wt aukr. alto. No. I Waatwwda. IMVELL BCTLXXACa W. WHUC03CJ. X. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON 0O at rrcaSrba EiAti. riblliliu. Orrroa. Will art4 afl raBa, day aVM. jmeapcaeaa. AR CMnr trrated by tb Utm aa4 "Tfy bat ooita tee the axatct aftb fates. State UcLjcy.L& 1 TJ AVTXC Strrrd bntracfteca fraa the Soart of JL J.!Hase Laa4 Comawa inm to Ike tsJbc IIMlf,l llltll. J Jtm W. - - - - - , . irr. a taerwaed wm pieaac oa act &&aae unrtwcsuaaSKWtHe jomm w sarvv Zecwrr. rcne. Orrraa, Jasaary 11. ltTT XOTICE IS trosXST CtVCV T al M tatrM or harbor sy fc XarrarK tout StW. oo ay ar. eooaa. a I wiB fay oo CtUt caocraeW by We mXrt tb- HK JH.V Cl'BEJC Jasaary Tl. 11. XOTICE TO CREDITORS -V"nCE I nEKERT"cirEX That the asdics -L' ed baa b-o cJt rr ed ktaotmue at tbe USeo( J.MES COBtlX dVrrkW. jUI prm tar It r rlAina inftd nil m- ... ti.i, i re--at iWa to rt- lr rtriS, t er rr4-a Ctt eouty. Orer. oahtt aU Knotba rroa the Aale brrerC LEWIS BOWLC. AdsnMrairr. Jteaary lLltTT. Lrcua Ettart, Attoraey lYotlcc rl HE EST errcc THAT Til r ja-lrbr? brrrt. fwe rxMtxc t4e Jafca U ilrrt ix Vm H ixr t MM mj diMcrted by Bctaal ercorai The bst ton berraTtrr 1 be carried a by Jot-a E Xmr. AS o-ii tMiiif tbgilrx fct-j-,- .v - - . dara Tra the da beroC JONES & JhXUI. WeAoo, Orrcaa, Jaacary 17, 1IT. tone. itilq vorta T3aait.Cav,rirtUBd,ae. TnOROHGHBRED ...ALSO. BROXZE TURKEY nrtts aturred u aay pan o. tb roajt. taarabtrrd to batch aHer antral. S3$aU Antra! of Foala Ccaraeteed. PEKIN BUCKS AHB EMBEH CEESE. .ALSO.. Thorourbbred Southdown Sheep. PRICE LIST SOW REJkDT. At. raaptWoatbe car ot foala batrblac. fred&c diaeaara aod tbelr rare, etc, adapted errrctally to Ibe !aii2c coast, prtee loc Addrtaa, vilb escioaed auep. IH. Eyre, XATA,CAU (?! atat wbert yea aa tbU adrrrttwiseat ,) North - Western STAGE COWPAST.I Great Reduction in Fart EaU. Local Rates of Fare: TtedkioB ta la Craade .1 t 00 .... 11 oo t'Dloo Baler CMy II 00 Boh Qly, Idabo. Si 00 Wlaormooca. .. ntb Kettoa, L'ub, C P. Railroad .. . . IS Oo i rjumu 4 co Walla Walla. in Wratoo.... , Ilk Ttl rVl f m4 a f A m.t SC Loola, nuladelpbla. Stw Tft, boatoo. Wariita! JJ.FtLI tfoced rai errr u lit of tbe x. w & Co. , JLVf1!? SSLtZh ,tltk fTT rJUU Ue eoBpaay. Apply to LOT UrERtiORE, Arret. W. B. MORRIS; BaprTtBtrAdtat. . r. booker, Awitutt Sot-crisirsdL ADVERTISEMENTS. WM. SW1TZLER, BZALES IX gekral - mmmi 0R0CEIUKS, PROVISIONS, HARDWARE, CLOTHING, Tobacco, BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, Etc Etc HIGHEST CASH PRICK raid tor Firs mi liiesa MAIN-S T PENDLETON. OCECOX L iLiVERMGRE & SEAGLE I V E R O R E LOT LITER.HORE. Bar.o ri.V'iaNad ta An laear oSfiaxte tb pablic a Urre aa4 a aneoea wots ac JTIERCMAIYDISE At tie very lot CASH rek. " lW bar Bade arraafaata to rarrtaM faoda ta lb Baa rraaeeco sartrt. Titer koro oa baad a fall Irae ef DCTb. KEZTb rertert lltUat fBIET5. vblcb an taade ta order; and aay extra aiua win be ranwabed re abort aeOca. Tbe ttUbeet prtre will ba paM tor Hints aad rVR5. aod an ktoda of Coaalry rre data jtdrWaanalaaaerauteranitada B E A C L E .AXD.1 AC'lCULfU'AL IMPLEMN'TS rmfOco aod Ercrfca cCco Is tat auat betluc. Elrermcirc - Sc JBcaglr Our Brand Column. jrtrReaetnUr ttot tboro wbo rabarrib for thlt paprr caa bare tbetr marka aad braoda wbiubed in It otcaalooally altboot cbarce. Thta alj U wortb U. aabacrtptloa prtee to aay Buck ralarr. Jala A Ilea. Cattle, X T ca Utl btp aad J A cona'rted wllbeat bar aenaa lit X oa rifbt tip rulf ander mt off rlfbt oar. Uanea, ktur brawl on ln J Jerdoa. jver WlByw Cmt CatUe, J-J (but J ra nrrtdloarUbthlp.aptrtloiatxUear. Hoc. rta, eana braed ca rittt tUja, CTau WatUee, caar Beppeet- CattJe W ca rUbl b'p, crop off bit car, waddle co sock bonea, attta I rail ca rl4ti aboalder. S rnarcar. tvrar Brrpcer. CatUe. lyoss) Fob rubt kip aadtUfb, olicatUe Fea rit.t tip, ear stark far beta, aierbitaad iwattow furk la rtfbtear. two addlraoarlbt Jawj bonea, Foa rifbt aboalder. ArtLar Dalr. Urrpber CatUe, IT. as tbe riibt aide, rwaCow kxt la rotb aod eyperht ia pbt aod asder bit la U-'t ear, bnoea, hoc bratvd so ilfbtabsalder, Tbojn Qwd. Heopeer-Caula, 5 oa left bjp; ten ear lo-feiasdwidiiaearictt Jawj tama, S oa left litifc. Jn X jLcajo, aear POot Eodk-CatUe, C ea rlttt tip, bilT uar iloce off ntt aid a crop aid tylii talan ear, Lteaea, C ea nbt tboaler. J C XcCey, Xcadava-Cattte. X eosjwcteJ oa left au. two erw ityt tLAtt terr; tnuva, suae tnsd oaleitattoeldcr. Eatb llttdi, Lower OtUer Oeek-Cutte. I 03 left t!jb, rrupoff rltbt asd coder lioye U hft car; Leraea, 1 oa Ufl ttiCr. D C Xlwooi. Lower Eatlt- creek A B cooaected oa Wft abooUeraf bom aad cattle. W M DoatUa. Leaa boraea B D oa left bbjt; cattU, case oa rifbt aide, crop a&d twaBow fork ta aaca ear BCTboapaoa, Lower Batter ertek lam TT oa ten aboalder. cattle. T Too left bp. aader half crop ia we nest aac rpaa ia two en ear. 8 M fvcatarioa. Lower Batter rmk bonea, ST vm nrbt aboaLVr; cattle auae oa njbt top, crop aad rtil la r(bt aod loo aplne ta Ufl ear ee Moore, lower Batter crwk benee. raate iboe oa left aboalder. cattle, atave oa rUbt Up, a(fr aoa iwrr ou ia eaca aou man ars la risl nr. Aaron Vlacect Lesju Cattle, V wltb cnaM over top ea left kip; aader afef 13 eaca ear waddle betwora taeeeee. i. A. Klrby W Ed B tree - CaK'e. wrttten J (o pKaB 00 kfllup-labtearax4owderalutakn. Bae ara easM braod oa rtffcl aboaltrr. Wat Lowry Batter Creek Cattle W L caaoeeled oa Wt btp awallow leek la eoa ear. Uanra 3 ea left tblfh. X C Fperry-warr Forka-Tattie. W C oa Wft Wj crop off rxUaodcodrrbHta Vflw dewUpaoder Unat Berate WC as left iboaMer.B ae left gixk A. W. N7e-Cattte. .V t E a left tap, der tleco off rbtear. liectee hm bra&d oa loft tfeija. Beware bob wubrlcaboTe. J. B. Ortfctf. Brxk Flat. Mr Xte CaHV. Ejif emeoeerC eo rU ttrf, "4 aiirr S ia lt aod aader b ta nttt ear. L. 8. Caney. Bear creek; Caaie bns45Cea lefl Up; Him crop off rtbl ear aad laaBow Sort aad osder ba ta tbe left ear. Botm aaae braod ea tbe left aboalder. Ceeext Coma La Onade, Brro, Henea C ca left aboalder. J II Kfoocy Burl, rmt Calde. J K cocserted oa left btp. Barm aae oa left iboatirr. Jaa frtTr WeeteL tiaale. S toelet by a C oa ettbrb p. Earw-a, um tn&! M ket iImUh C A Ebea Lower VwWw Crwk. Caaae. K oa rtl ttp; aadrr aet la Vft ear aa4 rs ear iomd. Bar ee.Koaftbtirtllir ASeBa.BrnT Cattle, doeAie rew-tnrk as left de. crop o Rfbt as4 awiBww Urt la lrtt ear. Borwa, aaavt triad oa lrf abootCrr B. C MotAmc Beem. SeaM aboaader; cztaU B S ea C(U kep, emoxdi erf off rh ear. Wca. Lee, Btrrberwk. CataV. tkaa i- o Uf. Uf. ewaBww lack aad opper lot w lott ear. Horaa, Ue um braM t Vfl bep. X Cora;o. bv creek. Cuale. X 9 oa left btp; at U eaca oar Bom. na beiad oa WA aboalder, R J Cheer. Happy Caaaa. CaMle braad. two etr oars(b(ede. Crop ea tar, beie la rjU. Bee era bat brax4 a ib iall r T W Ajrr BaaarrOreec. Caale braod. 00 rt Xr . tnvZnt). r Sen, auae braad oa kft abwldec. i K Birta. BJn4 errek. Ceftfte. aVeee dewlepa. crrp ue one ia tret oar nnn, i ta trfl ttebbr O F . TbogepM. Beewr errek, eatcle braod e T oa tmuoe. ereooc r ear aa4 efdtt ta kJL Hi QTec Wtiti llir X- WlaV, reodbebox CaMte bewd. b-e abot ea attrifbt car eat af. Borate, B oa rU lEMtwrMM CalWeka,(4arabook cncMtep.trepe3eee wr o aoder ene ot rtfMear Heea aaax beaad oa Ml iboallir. Cneleti A Lord. Oaae L oa Ml aote. rwaBew leer w aaoe M ta eaeb oar. Sereaaatlnat oa Ml abenoaer. 1. L Rar-ee, Wrtaoa. CaMk total X ea nrbt bep. abort crop t leek etc. aod txArt ana off of rtckt ear. W W Rraa4rK. CataV. tnje I ooder l lk oa left ttak.eeaf- aodepajt at rtM ear. aatrr alen ts brfb Beeare.B CT4e faoTotfoVoa .boailtr. rXaw.raMBoek. CawBe. cftr baB erop la Ml oar. fcee oawbt bio, B. tmt beaad ca ten 1 3 CB9tarx rt CabBe L V oa nB aaat bree aod Soar year aMtteen,abwfc cattie aase oakft kea. 3 LCIM.i-. Beew errek. CatoV. erop offorntb ear aod bole t 4t at ta bW lfX ear. aod weddtt oa trr. beail. J oa Ml eaor aad C ea Wtbtp. Horeet, oa Ml abootdir. Wa TrWtov, Better er-t CataV. TSea rtcbd btp. jAt sd oxd-rtet la rtM ear. Bones aaase bnad oa wait 1 ell t J H aley. Weadoea Cea b-aa R la a H4e e rxUki. aoderw effofMlotraadaaaoatot newt, dewbipdovw. J J Beaeaiaedoir. Cana tStoV 3 0 erop asa t&tt m Met oar F. M Jtr Cbm. earn eatt, Weer pan baorwt , beaodoe-eaay tavr tint. Htovea 1 iwjeaa tefttbte. Xebwe A Botertr. Battie tank. mt fui t V-tX be. ert oarftwoioWa ta Ml eat Hertra ua braod oa Ml HREIbbC. Batter creek CaMletoaad la the abato ef e,eractVa.oaMkaote. twaBow la bbe b-ft aod tM rjCt car. Senea bnalrl anjre 1 oa rcbt R eott,Fot Reek. Cattle. aBt la rtfbl ear aod op- Kaad coder akt la MM. brasd. 0 L oa Ml tstft. tea aaave braod ac Ml iliall r. F Etertrt. Cr. Ca, ero aff or let aod ef W crop off orrtfbtear. braod F fc oa rubt ben. Bonra ease brasd oa Ml itoaiUr. H A aod J W ftatofcwry. Batter creek. CatUe. erop eS eorh ear. brand, arare 1 oa rwl U. Strut aasebraaxea rbt tbaoter 0 R LretbcRnsa. CaleVt. aoer bet Is left ear. trtn on Ml btp aad ortk Ue waltfp. Bones aaae , brand oa Ml aboalorr I Lala Trtaoor, Beppaec Caule, twaBew feet fat eoab ear, brand. O Ton Ml Up wub tbe T daeetey rrer j too . Ceo Barnard. Rey(er. pTatoV la wbarre ofLoait rreoaor). crop af ad ten ear, orand, a L. JotooLoa rifbt btp. Eonl Brace, IVd Berne. Cattte, Ban left aep. Bar. Ben! Repper, Rappy Caoywa. CaWe, erop and ander tat In ncbt and rpkt la Ml ear. bread, H oa left Ibitb. lUmt aasne braod oa Mt ibonHer. E Wekn. FesdMon. CaMle brand, T ta dHaeoad on nix oi eevp ma ot nx ear aoa eat is teik Xori Roprrr. narpy Canyon. CaMle beaod, a deable croaa on tn atae. ana erop ana tot sa ns crop aod asder tit ta left. Uonra bnV aboalder. B J Lowe. Filet Rork. Hrve,Lr der, cattle, aaste oa Ubt Mp WA1MF rv BOOK 111 edapoo ctetorenuaw raedulele cr Tonaakeyot Se3 A toe le." aexttbira I wMalw cash rr mj Ime Fend A' Adl FI eat, U,' H a ADVERTISEMENTS. I: Saddle and ilarncxs MAKER, Penuleto.v, Oreoox. KEE Coo-ttatiy oa bead a cnBjvr tapntr of lUraeaa. Heddlcj, Bndtea, Wbipe. Srt, Codara, H altera, Slacbea, aad etrytbiax needed la oar line. Call aad ate at tefora aea&ax bthnr. MOT JUpalr ta profspUy alUodoi la. PIONEER nm 1 T)T 77 ul A uLlli JERRY DESPAIR, Proprietor. rpSlS STABLE Eartrx berg ro Sued, renonxl, txA n peittol, U la exoEeet caadrTxa Jsr lit cue, teaks- aad taerCf ( ff Lone rreaaraadycarTutoarrttrrrr.aiw.rito be'der ordinary circuxiiatanceH, tad "--f;b"; B7' lould willingly assist in main- Tba Roster SuUe la bedlax bortea errr at(bl M Bay . . . , , abdCrajaatcbeapettralea. ' taming the enteiTiriSC, by buy- BuSUIreadMoa.C- tf jj of DORIBB C s B FOR THE IT J3 EAST OREGOjriAX E A LITE FArERt JL. LITE FAFERt U EAST OZEOOXIAX B B t)R TEE I S R C PENDLETON FLOURING ;t S. fBE FErroiXTOX FLWrRtC MILLS are a A caeapUtod aad ta fiR tfratkie. Feu antt te EXCHANGED FOR WHEAT, .Or a.... Highest Caisli Price Paid Fcr tie tase. W18 piad Cera and Clop Feed, fcr. tsH. aay 4j ta itc wtek. FLOUR, BRAN AND FEED For sale at all tlsca. Try sm aad Toa"wii"Ui'i"wSB oo"rii. k'y" aaaee U Click aalea aod tavl3 jrsdt. I rA GTJA2ASTEE THE BEST PIOTTi Ia tie e9cr.trr,as I care lit 1sl MtH Eiit of the Caiciiiej- V. S. Byeks. 5YLVISTEH. 4b LE5TI2TS PLAN ING MILL.i e I US ASH & DOOR factory, TPfn 1 a-tt-T . i rir5 U aB Wiaefcr. dbe precrtey ail ec tle. tTaey aioa aaxeoWtare WINDOW FRAMES, SASH, BLINDS, - t CHEAP FURNITURE ' AND 01 aU Description. We are ypared ta IB orden ai tbe CtBowiaf yrireo lonrsc and RaoUC (arajaboaf ax4 workoe 14 14 per KO fcvt. WorkU-tlnebSriecad Rsttx fl 20 per 10O (ret Breeied wealberloardseretcaaesft tor 1 loot and f lorb iWr liaJjrr, locc fcr erfariiileC at perlert. Ixwi famHbed at froaa KSIttlM. a bit! aait ty caay JIM U-Abt eaen. by ocaeaHr. fin. ieuv kM- te JLm. m OaaBboRj aerr 1000 fr-t a bierat deJjtllec aria be taake. MoUlat one cant per lnca per feet fcceat. Plans and SpecIficatIoHS!l?enscs of employing a repor- i e. r 1 J a rarntanoi ca tbort noUce.Trr of Con, n ben we are eiapnyrd to da tbe TtaaUf. r30rderi left at tbe tier- ef Lrt UeernMre, Fan Hi reeeiTe rcwoita auecuoa. f 'j The JEast Oiicomax. PfcrtDLirTUX, UMATILLA CO.. OSUOOX Tina papor is published in really one of the best counliea of the State, and which yet con tains much valuable public land. The paper can be made a valuable auxiliary to th more speedy gronrth and settle ment of the county, provided j a onerous support is accorded ijt by those who have" positi'v. interest in the welfare of iZZ portion of the State. The ve. hard times and great scarcity of money will deter many from subscribing for the iper,"who iNEWS, both Home and foreign. .The duty of all is to subscribe, l first, fo. a copy for home read ing, anu men to send at least one copy to a friend in the States, that it may then be cir culated among those who de sire to better their condition by immigrating to a better country. It is a notorious fact that Oregon papers sent Host have brought hundreds of fam ilies to our State. Besides those friends left behind prefer a paper sent to them every week rather than a letter semi- yearly. Really it is in the power of all to subscribe, as we stand ready to receive from those who cannot pay money, ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE of the farm from a load of hay down to a turnip. It is not begging that we are, but simply re minding people of their duty, to themselves, their friends and the public To those doing business in the country the necessity, or rather benefit of advertising, ought to be apparent. Letour country paper make a good showing of business men; let it reflect the business of thg country", and then those abroad can form a correct idea of what we are and what we are doing-, besides the advertiser will get ins 3fOTY back indirectly four fold. JOB PRINTING. The East Obegonlak job of fice can turn out as good plain business and social cards as anyofike in the State having a fast Eugglcs card press in good order and condition, card i printing is made a specialty. The large assortment of wood (and other type renders the of ifice complete for poster print- - i - - . w1 ai? P7 in fin TTl f h POlnnK'nnri vieln ly ana at very low Dnce- j Any business man in the coun- tn' desirinir any kind of iob WOrk UODC, Will please addrCSS us and cet terms and pledge ourselves he will have no occasion to send to "Wall WalIa or Portland Years of experience, and an acknowl- eugeu ssm in joo pnnung pre pares us to assert that w ca give entire satisfaction. EOCAL 1TEIS. The settlements and townj of Umatilla county arc so dii- j tant from the county-seat, and from one another, that Um rT- ici: m uauu wouta ie too great for the small business we ex pect to do for a jear; therefor wc would deem it an especial favor if persons in each town and settlement would send ns each week all local items and occurrences in their town or set tlement. Items which are sometimes-jARetdCTed trivial " well when in print, foung men and women who desire to cultivate their pewera of composition, and lcain to f write in a terse, oner tnd plain manrtcr can avail Lnim- telvcs of this invitation, and encri t themselves, the public, tnd render us a great favor. i -tjiesc columns we hope to 5g the people of all parts Via county closer together, the people of each aec tnd'iow wnat the people of Sections are doingani ti3 we cannot accomplish "thout assistance from ont or ore persons from every town rid settlement in tho county. iijierefore we say. Wrltc ftr Tbip Tptr