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Newspaper Page TextCjjt (East rtpraaiL SATURDAY. JULY 21, 1877 LODGE DIRECTORY. Dittos Lnoca Xa 4. K. or 1 Mi-eu In tbf CaMe Hall. IVodWon. my Vrdi-ly creMnc. Brulben Is fwJ aufldmf are onvlUiy inrltcd to aUced. rciPUTOS Vooa No Si A. F axd A. M.- JJfttt on tliP Drvl coil I bird llooiiya oT each lauutfc. Itoura ot mertiiij 7 r. x. EaiTras Srae. Martha Uathmdoc CLaptcr. r-.txllf. too Ure; rvcrr TunoUr Mchl fullowtcs Uie Oral asd third lioixli or radi month. KrxiKi Lodge No. 2,I.HQ.r, rradlrtoa KrriM rrrr isaturday crrain; t T r. X. Brethren in pwJ tuading are loTilod to attend. Uaxsxau. IdOKce No. 100. LO.O.T, rrodlrton lcU every Thornlav cvroinc at 7 o dork r. Imtbrra In rod ataBdlnc are rnjocitcd to attwid. CHURCH DIRECTOR 1' EmooTAt. Siktks Oa i! thini saadaj- of di ffSaSii. at odoci in rrtullcloa. BamT Chchc-h- Krr. W. H. rrortt, Tislar; arr vio at tor IL E. t Lurch no tbe trood Sunday oT -ch BMoth. AIM, atlrr Joly. n uvldroor pre rnuor, arrnm oo tur 3d aadiy o! ach isuatc, uoducted by Ker. Owtaa tlntu V. E. Cnnra Socm. rnrt!Bjr Int Soodar la each month at 11 a. n. aod Jr. K. Krr. & V. OartM. Noncx. Sinipl aBDoancrtsMiU of txnha, taama tt aod talhs, It InxrttJ vttheat chart. Ott ary aotkca viU he chartrd (or accurCis; to thdr teoith. f:rr eor oTtb ET Oanxwrias, Is :fli Jor jnat!.B ran Im obtahrd at thta v&icr. W tmaM eo mtvoiWitjr lor erpntfi by erndci. Kur Thr Travrlrr. THE NORTHWESTEBV STAGE Ocnruiy" ttarra hwre IVndXoo f.-r TmultU daily llrrn 2 30 ud o"Hork r a. ; (rL Grao. BaVfriir and Kri tna at a.x-t It o'eturL n4iM ; tor The PKW rta rlrjiorrat6o"d.rf: x. K. ilatxhiTa. Wrdo-diya and FrVjaya , mnramf Jrave Hjt at 6 "rla V a. m. CB Tiwxiay . Iberia) s and atwSar. umrrtr at C o cit is thr rrrntec NBW armr at UotatMU Irom bknr oa TBrnUyn, ThaNlira aed aivrdtya at A oVluri. r x . outt:ui WcdsmUr. FrMatt a- d Motidarc oo rrtarn trti. Sta;i culr cSum aaaco tloa the Matn. (unuro recrusn. W i 5if; SS LOCAL AND OTHKR IVTKLLIGEM'R. A young man by the name or Taylcr heeled with a pair of spars as large as cart wheels, was arreted by Sheriff Sargeat oa - . Weducdar evening for cavorting arsand the streets "on a csyuse, sockiag the spars into him at even- jomp, endangtg the lives of citizeas; in his gyratloas he caste near tranipliag under f.wt a little girl. The offender paid Justice Bailer $0 and was discharged. AVe hope the Sheriff wiH do in a!l cases as he did in thb, and Jet those ,i .i .ti . t ..l- .it that dont like it oislue it. Let thi thing r breaking cayuxa in the streets of Ten dMon be stopM. and stopped light noW. This is no frontier town where wild horses and ild men have the sapremacy: it i, . Let good citizens encoarage ofSeers in do- ing their duty, thereby giving dignity and ; rejptctabni! v to the place. Then, when j orr cunty-plc or strangers ri.it Pen- dlelon a good impression of the town will , be created in their minds; aad we ourselves. caa enjoy it the more. 3Iari:ugc Licexses Issned ia Uma tilla county for the year 1S70: John Land to 3Iary 31. Saras. O. II. Wilson to Amanda I'esrsoa. Benj. F Shaw to 31incrra J. Liccallen. Jesse Rothrock to A. W. Brown. JL IT. Cardwell to Hsy J. Young. Jno. B. Gilbert to 3I:tilda O. Yinceat. Thomas Alford V F. Stanley. D, Theodore to i Jmnab Eaker. Charley Bcetrr .Cancy J. Boyd. Henry H. Keel ta xAlz Satton. Wm. R. Rash to 3Iary E. Stoae. Jerry Barnhart to Isabel Hipper. Georce 3Iace to Nancy E. Lowe. Jno Linville to 31 ary E. Gordon. Hugh 3IcArthur to Mauda J. Liccallen. George Collins to Martha 3IcGIU. J L. Teal to P. J. McLaughlin. Chas. Cate to Sarah Hamer. DanieL B. Pierson to May Flcraming. "Win. 3L Tavlcr to Matilda Marr. Pef-sosai- IL B.Sutlifi; a -cat forD.W. ' Prentice, successor toSbennan and Hrde, Dcar Iew'U)a- Donng Uie past U inter (of county, in the State ef Oregon, re Portland, dealers in music and musical in- j PracTree rapid has been greatly improved ! spcctfclly request you to call a special ses stninaenU, was in town this week and paid bythe nanovtl of 20 rocks, aggregating sios of the legislative Assembly of said csavint. Mr S. is now "over the moun. -tcubic yards; much work lt.honeier. J State, for the parjwse oT passing necessary tains" among the people or La Grande. rwiaircd there. I am of th- opinion 'legislation, that cannct be deferred wlthect "Union and Baker city, energetically look- lljc cmt r pcaing the river from ' serioes detriment to Uie Interests of this ing after the interests of his house. ' ils '"'h"1' lo Lew'4'a as tn render it J State, to Uie regular scs.ioa of 1STS. The Dxeo In Pendleton, July 19, Cold ex J. Williams, aged 67 years. 3Ir. Williams -was born in Christian county, Kentucky; emigrated to Missouri in 1816, and to Ore gon ia 16C3. The funeral took place yes terday ander the direction of the Masonic order, of which he had been a inembcr for ! a great mznr Tears. Mrs. Mannen Willi and 3Ir. WVs sister came near being drowned in the Uumatilia river near town, this week, while bathing. As they wer being carried along by a rap id stream the friendlj- root of a tree gave an opportunity for escape. Luckily they vet had control of themselves and saved their lives. AL Acton drives a splendid Uam ef six horses for Watson & Luhrs, lumber taanu. facturers. Thursday he came with a load' of 4.130 feet of ereen lumber, wizhinr over 12 000 pounds. Al. says he will not be sat- promise n rich remuneration for their la lsnetl until be shall bnns into town a lead i t. .. , , ., .. -., of 5 000 feet. : r' rom Sloan'a to the mouth ofthe ' creek, a distance of twelve or fifteen miles, Olney McCoy informed us that our Tel. j there are, or soon will be, six harvesters in low-townsman, A. P. Craig, had sold his operation. Five of thes were purchased frighting team, wagons etc to Colling &i this Summer by Messrs. Thompson, Cris- TT : - r t-i. r.. a. -v r t , i.r. i. rwV. Ar;; .1.. rn,l a . . a J Ta fine ten pound boy was presented to Mr. J. P. Bushee by his better half July 7. This is the first boy to the Bushee family ef five brothers, and J. P. is correspona. i ingiy happy. Atlorian. i Miss Mary C. Cornoyer. daucter of Moj Cornerer. Indian ATOnt dr.iiarilTliiirfi.irt for PorUand."Astorin and other points bon-1 iflg to procure her health. The courthouse is belne-muiliin in Ptod':wcre not quite what wo anUclpated. , Ahape by Mr. Fraklr for the Sheriff and ' iicrK a occupancy. Miss Emma. rfatiHiff-r r n T Tttd.nn has gone to Portland lo prepare herself as l a pholographlst. Eer. Davies has sold his house and two Jot to Lee Moorhonse. terday" iliop "roed from Granite yes IL Turner has retarnctLftoBxPortlaniL The Eakt Ojieooxiax says, "If Hayes keeps on he commenced, he ulll wwn receivo t!ic support of thN pa per." Well, he commenced Mealing the presidency, now m hat elte muM lie Meal in onler to (Jet the SUIiDort of llm Hull Cau Ait AVwa. ThcXcwsisinUtaken. Htvs didn't "com. P2 our uu wrum. inence" until after he was iuaujeratcd. Ife, 1,avln5 beautiful weather and the was Mitchell, Morton & Co, who stole thelfanneri are baying, and will aon presidency. Gil-sits. Tlicrcha been n band of Gip - sies roving through tho county, and this week viitcvl Pendleton To the credit of the town, be it said, they left empty-handed so far as our people were concerned Gip. sies; what are they. An author says: "They are a race of vagabonds which infest Eti - . i rope, Africa and Asia, strolling about and subsisting mostly by then, robbery and fortune telling. The name is suposed xo be corrupted from 'Egyptians at thev were thought to hare come Ibom Egypt; orL ginaied in Hindoeslan." Th Wr.1 c,r.,7?-ZZ r r... t., . ... .M),mvij w tUC A eKIell. coast composed of tht same members , who visited or State some time ago in con. nection with the improvement f thelower Willamette and Columbia rivers-will ar. rive here in about three weeks f.r the pur. pose of examining the plans and proposed location or the Cascades canal as proposed by Colonel Wiln. Tlic mcmlwrs or the board would have beca here before, bat were wahiug for the river to fall samcieat ly, the water leing now SO fet above Jaw water mark at Cascades. An cxamiH&tios was made oa the Washiacton Territorv side recentlr. bat no rood line could be found for a canal eicr.it bv ralB n n' ridge and dawn agaia oa the oposUc sWe at a very large expease DJIes tainetr. ' UXATILL.I ITEMS. Wrowfe- n. ..is, o - There is taoc of the O. is. Co, 4raw- ing off one Unit ft a short Ike If . 1 111 a , . . ... J -2 T i I -JJ j fc" "UWB i Wool -I ill cowing ia bH stacks: ! ouaiWeraWe. M Livrtrtr SlAae i tlecKM to make ' . L""iaim riv-for imz JuTJ , be etsnach salasoa raWd here to sapftr' ' IJws and whiter. " . : The V. S. hare niaced a sisal niiioa i : here. Ir. 31. A'iieam is ia charge .k f W Brarals arrfe caa Irrn how fast the wind btews here somc- -i,tM, uiiLu. tuu.n j Qar Jiracs JL Tnnn w cxM ufofr , . r- r . - , , i ujc uina vtaaiiiua ai x eruaau aa TMoxrlaf: wiili IV s Cnu- Ui". r-.nM?r t i.t. ceanty is good : he was elected ia cee- JHcact' brtBf ma S" cbarac- the tsaWar , wm first ia favor or Col. Xesathh. nex'l ' Goreraor Grocr and tbea Stater; GinJ- luaa was noaiiaaSed as a Nesaiith auta : to santKMt the Df-mocratir nam twtaain . there were c5prtvKos made ia his ceanty tbathewsrxpcted to sapfMKt the caacas , neaiaee: presaose Goo4aisa it worth at' circurastaaces; have cnt heard that he has v . mw . u Lvinili MBit boaght laada More the Senatorial etectiea ; wrote to 31 r. 3 1 arrow to Hrge him to see 3Ir. Goodman and get him to support the caucus nominee. SXAKE RIVER. CoJoael Wilson, chief cf the U.S Engi secreSce, Perilaad. thus aMressed the board ef trade reardis the ebstractkau in SBalte river: "I a si satisfied that Snake river car be improved m a to render k ! I l.t I .lLT"a a ! uangavtc uurw- mc ran season as lar as 'Len-iston. The priacipat isancdiraeats . aorr exis'Jn-arc rocts in the channel at Uie following placrs: Five mile rapids, Fish Hook rapids, lover, middle and sp oor Pine tree ranldi. Monnmital rwl-i j False Paloase, Palonse rapids. Texas rapids 334 reef ljin- in the bend of the clianncl i ; available for rang-iion during Uie Fall sand dollars, and that the whole work could be easily accomplished ia two seascus. LOWER BUTTER CREEK. ! "Subscriber," mting from Lower But- j ter creek under date of July 11, says : As you have no correspondent in thisimraded in many particulars, ta keep part of Uie ''moral heritage" I will send ; P with our growing agricultural, rall you a few items which mar not be amiss, i toH, mining, fishing and commercial In Xotwithst&sding Uie hot weather and terests, and experience has shown that the Indian excitement, everything is lovely end , the well known aquatic fowl hangs suspen ded at a considerable elevation. Harvest has commcared in earnest, and Uie music of mowers and reapers is heard oa every hand Crops are excellent and 'Uie farmcis of course happy as prospects "eld, Loyd, Pennington and Sloan. Oa ! the Meadows, five miles from here, there will 1k two headers, one harvester and three or four rcaers. Work hands are scarce and in demand; quite a number can find employment at good wages. The writer and a numlicr of others who spent the Fourth at Pendleton, are not loud in Uieir praise over the celebration lis true the Plucuelics and Indians did really well, but the big dinner, oration, music.! You see we expected to gormandize on the fat of the land at the expense of the Pen. idictonians, but "alas poor Yorickj," our cherished licpe had been In rain and we awoke 'to -realize the fact that Uie fifty-oent piece we had been hoarding up for Uie pur- pose of investing in peanuts, firecrackers, etc, must go for Uie staff of life. Then wo said unto one another, wc are bamboozled; let us go hence, and straightway we depart td, taddcr if not wiser boys. Jai In lea minutes the engines were play FROM LAXE COITXTT. 1S77. Editor. E. 0. Time and time things still mote here in the mtial way; no commence cutting grain. There was a rcry tagular cae of Uteft i or rather breach of trut committed in ; Uinpqua a few Java since, so sajs Mr. Fin Suthtrlln of that Valley: he was here a short time since and said that he had a ' man in his employ whom he sent with hW 1 wagon and spau of horses a abort distance ! who failed to return: suspicion havinr ' arose concerning the hired man, Mr. S. started on the hunt or them; he tracked the wajoa to a saw-tnill about 8 miles south of this place, he was afeo informed by people along the road that such a man and team 'had passed: the attention of the people was attracted by hearing a wagen pass at a ' lte hoar In the nl-kt. Mr. S. seat out runners on the dsfflercnt roads; about two a -9 R,,cr CM mKl ,esm aBO w'm wa aboul8 mlW wwt of lhU P1 la ras,'4field; 1 account we , h,Te baJ ef kb MUa,c 1B),.T- Th1 B,B j DctJ1Ja atwa U,t In 1116 li c,ctt,al! to de cwintry, if he aiu i uuuuvm m uia pians. lie uu toorc brass Uan a government aitlc, atid a very extra the and expansive mind. There are qaite a number of men here who wk4i ta form an icqufciataace with the abotd men tioned genttemLn. Do you need any one ! ottixAl profession la your country, if so let know and If we him we can tell him ef ! &Pl,r r" lJn. If i aaa norc PPnT3'C satem. it- Core Rarting,h4Ktcver,oa his exjedWon ht borrowed $S from a boy, and also hMisted r taking the beys' watch tc OAUa! to bveh repaired, which Use boy readily I MWBjd We 1taw whether he i sMI in the cM where 'kc was last , ., . . , , , . , or wlsether Iw Ivu cooclistW to leave VM n . .ul - - - tlM l.X. t.....,. - 1 I . .. ..... . back ar a-feoc: we rather lkiak be is trviar I ta tmd Jcrph' obii! sa he cm fight llwiiaa. We Ibfok be wortd nsake a good I4saa dghlrr. as he takes a wagoa to baal 4ppliw tlM Ix Hy dbfwlch bnlass la r for his report so.. terfroai th maa ai wagoa aaataaa spoken of. we leara tbss ereaiag. He was ea across the saoaatalas nsakiag his way tawards Eateni Ortgoa. at least a maa s stated it who jat caase acraft the maaa tains from Silver Lake. After heariag a descripoa ef the raa-a-way, he sakl he saw such a man, warna and team ea the , east sice or the aieantaies. He is said to ; be aboat C feet kiga, dark hair awi eyes. aad tue ef kit frwat teeth eat. and the &er horse sorrel, white la the face aad bar asare os off s4e, that Is Use way the horses geaerall v worked to the wagoa ; die wa;ea W" ia w Albaay. ecly oae ooatof palat ea the wag. bed, red wt thiak, the teaat Is saM to be a good eae, aad the oatSt b perhaps werth w"1 Tlic emigratlea freai Cahwwraia sttH cea. tinaes froa to to eight wsgses per Keek Fresi the Capital. Saixv, Ok July 13. 1S77. EorroE E O. The citizeas or Saleas have, ef late, become eathasixttic over tht great ques tion of railroads, aad items of interest to the State; aad have gotten up the follow, ing pethiea which k to be circalated ia evrry county ia Oregon ; asd as it is nee ef vital iraportasee, and o&e that may result la soBsetstag being immediately dose; we hofte the editor of the East Obeco.xlsjt . t.iII -ivc the saWect proper notice, aad sroase the atlndsof the twonle orbit iarli. diction on the railroad question, so that the petitioa which is circulated in Ins coantr mar rctern "fall to the brita" of responsi. bit slgnatsres. Tlie fietitics reads thus: To his excellency. S. F. Chad wick. Gov. crnar of OrtReo The undersigned citiiens undersigned respectfully rtpreseat Uiat there is great need of immediate lerislallon on the following sabjectt, rii: 1. Proper legislative provbons far promot ing the railway interests of this State, asd especially such provisions as will secure an easy connection of this Stat with the railway system of Uie United States. 2. Our State Constitution needs to be best and mast expeditious way to effect the ocMrea object is dt a constttuttonai coa- jTenticn. Proper legislative provision in reference tn this subject shenld be made at an rarly day. so Uiat the question of c&lling a constitutional convention, as well as Uie election of delegates thereto (II a majority of the people favor such a convention), could be voted upon at the next general election. 3. Proper IcgUlaUve provisions for fos- tcring, protecting and promoting the fish. ing interests of this State. 4. Proper provisions for funding Uie State debt at lowest rales of interest 5. An ancquate appropriation for protect- ing the Capitol bui'.dlng from theralns and frosts of Winter, so that tho large amount of money already ejqicnded in its construc tion may not bo a loss to to the State. 0. Various other measures of local I in. portancc and necessity. For Uie foregoing reasons aad many others that might be assigned, we rcspectly request youto issue a proclamation, call Ing a special session of the legislative as. sembiy, to be convened at Salem durin Uie coming Fall or Winter. All readers will tee at a glanca Uiat if a special convention can be had, the good that will.be accomplished, would be of vast importance to eur Stats. nun. On Tuesday, Uie lOst IniU at lea o'clock the fire-bell bawled out the alarm of fire, Ing upon the burning house. Tho house Richard Williams, but ',, , Rabcock. The fire was caused by Imrnlnr some straw Inside i the house for fumigation. The roor was burned up, but the building was saved from destruction by the promptness of the farmer damage fSOO. ANOTIIEK KIIIK. Alarm was given tad ay at ten A. M, which proceed from the vicinity of the IVcsbyterlan church, and found to be a barn belonging to 31rs. A R. Casper. The fire engines were on Ue spot instantcr but no water could be had. Finally the hose was attached to the hydrant one block and a half distant from the fire; two buildings almost touching the burning barn and had already taken fire were saved. 3lr. Wm. Paddocks, an old and highly esteemted citizen of Salem, died last Tuesday. A yoang man named J. P. IUbcock son of J. F. Rabcock, died or diphtheria last 3Ionday. He was a good boy and one who will be greatly missed, not only by his parents, but by the Juvenile fraternity of Salem in general. A spirited debate has been going on Uils week at Reed's Opera House. Subject -doesth- bible teach Spiritualism." 31 Sbortridge, a highlr eiacated gentleman aad Prof W. H. Chancy, astrologer, are the eoatestaats. Fnrracr in in the aCIrma. tire aad the latter for the negative. Thev eoasaseaeed TooJay night, lth lajL, and argaed all the week. The discos ion is In tcrcstiag aad they sneak to large audi. en cct. a moox-itex) rniurriEi: Entertained a crowd of brother Celestials at the Prrsbytcriaa church on last Sunday by preaching the gospel as recemmendad by the bible. The Heathens came is Dong Goag. aad he has beca well edaeated, or rather gives hisoseif a thorough edocatii ia oar school, aad is now preparing him self far the aiiaistry. and waats to be a rogalar sheattog 3Iethe4(st He says he teat ge & ceat ea Chlaa Gods any mere; he alse My that prlaters need sever give thesa?eies aar aeesusieess aboat China. asea gettiag lato pr iaitog eSces, fr they sew wilt. Wool k aetel at 27 cents. Wheat, $1 M IL E. PesTzg. The Joamsl'a Washhagtoa special says k Is asatheritatiycly assaeaaeed that Gca. ends Ord aad Tnsnse had a friradly cea. hxtatee aad ntckei aatkabie arraage meats tor the sappressiea ef 3Icxlcaa nWt. PrMldeat Diaz maatfesU aaztety to asaiataki friesdship with the United Stales. Chesaat street Theatre. Philadelphia, is havlag a gvod nsa. The play Is. "LitUe lUllie nfr. feasded ea Jeaaia 3!iHtr'i - First Fast tile ef the Sierras." Wat 31 . Tarasr ef Jacksao coeaty. has. bees apeelatrd a special ageat to Iek af ter straggllag Ia4iaas of the 3Ialhesr Iter, errartea. OuAHA.Jaly 12. TheTexas cattle drives that far arrived ea the Platte nambcr 00, W) head ; 15.WX) ire ret to arrive. ADVEItTlSEMENTS. SUMMONS. U tka Orrwt Cart af at fnu aTOraraa T&a- laBa C l r 7V. a. BrrsU Kami? Tl p. C. aaaaaa aafaaratsaarva ri s r. r.rrvHT, iv vm mw ci la at ia t at Mai tt Ur-xx-a. as tmvtaal lalW OTStref O Bac L L. VcAnbar. iatx t tmtt tmtrt. fcaafta dale tfeMlifrf Jatf. I ITT. mtt rSmai bwa(. j ar r au-nl la aa. avrr la leatlit a VJr (Utattf brta ar Irtt aaf af aVa aIt Una W hU raart. cnaiawaoos a It-rSI Uf rf(XWr. l'H.ar I arplj m au4 tnn Sir a laaawal axalaat tat la af IM. raU rata af tfc Vv fiMtn, wK latmvt tWrae Ira Nvrratirr t, ZRS, as !r cart al eiacTa- J H Tnra, jiZt XUj Zitre at rraflrf-a, Jtif &. II" THE TH0R0CGII-BRED STALLION l-u-t-ii-e-ii -trE&n nixra a xccor unss wi a li. mxi cT ilttt rrtrhntM fcerar. a rtr bar rum aa armraaiir u ao larnii tartf ataca. Tfc Saatc aft IkaXSia u ef parwt la AJ9nca (rtadcoa. I tit, tj &r Uxiy, oomea. ( Ck. 1S3 (5U. U TsakaU narUtl Ake Car- f lap. farrU, 113, Vr ami. daa tt I LmiLav. I tsfwrr, ( Srea fcj Sscsytrr ISaltia, HIS, Sy Safe. TrtTryaftca, ttS, Trurp. ftmB.Tncf7.Itn.t7macS.fock lj Tkocrtita. mi. It JL Mml TMa hm wtR euk lSa araao al tha lira tti C VtCmj al Oa Kca4a. ac4 at tt lam U Utx'i rVu mff aW oovUi af Baurr farrt; Uam caa h Irft at rttW)ac. raatsraca (sfataWat it Mr BMcta. TrRK. 5EA50N. t, watrf al 4 ef aaaix-a. Our Brand Column. ITRfWolar thai iSxw aanaenS fv lb la aarvcaa tiatc tbrtrsurta aa4 bnadi rUlbr4 la U wraiwriHy wubast cbarra. Tail aloaa U wana ta tUcm4ki prtoa ta uj Mack raiarr Wta. a llarli. Dry Ortt, W. T. ; Um, aacUr T. rtiU alwaUrr. A LCktJoo, l'iaatma;caia. tltaa rt(btakS, a Lata ta racti. tieraca, aa bntf bOTlnotaUr ea UCl aaoelarr. J C rraakao. Lrsa; eatllc, FN Ul akSa. trap off rlt tl tar tui lit ia aaaa. barara, aam era4 ea IKlUnUi. itn J C Traiiaila, bora SraaJr4 T aa Mnb. C H Rra KM bora, alii R II ea Ml kin. amaTl tela ia raali car, twrara, eetllec a bec rt(U bej4cr. H tifin, fuwm rmk caltla. H S caasrrtol aa IrTlaa, cnas4 la akla la left tsl erraif in njlil far ib& itn Up. bsraraUica , aa UCl bMrr. j W HSaKti BarcbcTTk; eallU, It Laolrft hip; fc'il Sa aa-A rar; Uifrr aaa Itul oo Ml UvnUn Jaba llaja, LM, ralUa.Mlrr T aad aacber aatl4 a Ml hip, nwSrr as4 orpr Ul la rlU aar; beraca hm brae4 ea Ml aboaMar. R K UttaW. 10 toll bM, rattlr. RL ea rtttit bfp; crrp off kfl car aa4 sa4r bit la rlxbl. barmL S xa MtaUaafBack SlaHeCiSecb. DalUrrrrrk CatUr, li as Wt Hp, rnaM crvp o,' rocii far, bancs ause kraatf, rauUrr. J&ftetrrWl ataSA L Uihao. CU. E I ea nbt hip; r4r half era eel ef ilft ear at4 (aJrr-Ul la left, bene aaae Waa4 ea Ml abvaUrr. O T Errrr. llilun. caul T Z oa rlitl tip, crrp aa BBjtr Lil .'crop oS rlfcl car; berart kub Imad ea Ml abeeUrr. 0 B nubop, rrsJMoa, callk, Lalf appar atop la racb rar Tbotoaa KaVrr. Hapry Carjea; nltle. IS ea tall kla; awanw lurx ia nsai rcr, oncla erw up tsl la I ve la lb mU41. borar. amis lna4 oa Ml blp, D H LraibcrBaa, Ilcp.-cr, caul. aeU rvv-lock ta Mine, rrupoTrtsblaaaraaUeailerk la Ml rar, twrk II d lap. burm aaae bnsd ea ln abanMtr A 8 Wafla, Hrrrotr; call), tbrra ataal! O'a ta Irtaari- larrena ea Irfl btp. te aalW tut la la Ml aar, korar. aaaie bna4 ea ln abaaldar. B. A. Kir. Hadaoa Bay rucb oa Ha rmk. Caltla. r-n ea wii oip: nor bair crop S mat ear a 14 p Ir batrcTOp off ln ear: boots uai bnad aa I an aboeldrr. J. K PaaMa, rrBdlrtos. Call', drxla with aacbaf aiucbri eeCrraratb. ea Ml blp; ia!le fetk IA racbrarail iDdrr bit aad OTrr kxt la rack rar. Ber araaaa tmod ea Ml sUSa. U hrBBlErton. Ijgmrt Ballar cmk iKrrara, S F ea rlctit iboaldrr; caim ea nsbl blp, crep aad jJt la rtil (ltd (no p!rtt la Ml rar. ADVERTISEMENTS. WM. SWITZLER, DEALER IX GENERAL - GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, HARDWARK, CLOTHING. Tobacco, BOOTS AND SUOES, HATS AND CAPS, e Kit. E:c HIGHEST CASH PRICE Firs and Hiies. MAIN-ST PENDLETON. ozEcev. L LIVERMQRE & BEAGLE I V E R .taacoasan I LOT LIVERORE. luiM rataalaaM ta o R E An e aOnar ta ika pV5 a larra aad aMMMUKlN MEKCMAIVDISE At Ik tttt forrat CA?tf prlraa. u tbtr h toad aira(aaala to aarcVaM rtmU ta tba Saa Iraactaca avarlrt. Tbrr 1m ea kaod a fat! Ca aT DCT. Ktra rxlrcl niUaC SniRT alrk an aud u ardr: aad aay ailra tua win W rsraubrd ea abert aeUce. TVabizbwt price aifl be raid lor ninrw aaJ rOK5, aad all ktada ef CoaiUy Tr dsc d-WeanitaeajwaUtaralltladj B E A C L E wagons AXO ASRICULTO'AL IMPLEMN'TS rmlasVa tad Eipnai eSce la Ik not lt4l& IilTcrmerc 3c ficaglc ADVERTISEMENTS. PENDLETON EL0MIN6 MILLS. I'ttE rrxotxroy rmtiBixo sa4U4 awi U faS iicvia. VTULS ara aow rvsrwta Ua EXCHANGED FOR WHEAT Highest Cash Price Pald Fcr lbs asm. WiU Had Corn asd Cfcep 72, lx u2, any day lu llm atck. FLOUR, BRAN AND Fur ttl a: all tlset. FEED ; T17 a aa4 J mm 11 I QUAEA5TEE THE BEST PLOUB la lit coxruy.is I L,t li. VtM Hit Sut of the Catczde. W. S. Bters. 5TL7ZSTEE & iENTLEY'S , we fitand read v rccejTe front PLANING MILL,, those who cannot pay money, , MiiS&H X- nnnp lALL Ki-VDS or phoouce of tho t'Al 1 1 lit Y IP 23.C3JL0TO3CL, filiate ua t.ia frf.f aa4 a um i TV? - i Jx WINDOW FRAMES, SASH, BLINDS, AND CHEAP FURNITURE Ot tM lwTei.. VCt in (r?vi sa SX mrmtn a. ta Utzs rm ttmUnt Ml JUaac Sanaa; vi tU4 IIMmMSk wattaac m-t. a tat tuaj II 2S w ta naWl mrtmt ytcaaaprffar 1 fact ai hratimMalini: ;su li K a-auM a a tf tiaa.i- f I M - aw. St lim n. 11 Ti OaaawOa imtl Srrt a . Van! 4ieim S St VaVuiukUMaiSMiMtatiL Plan and SnnrWi ?mw ruaaabrj aa iWt aaaaot. Tt efCtaS, .alv vaiacmtiuaavj fcra - arm Iae C fw-nriri Ml at UW Mar f IX Urrrsirt, f tvL wal rarm iria ainaja. UNDERTAKING, la al aa VructM UiraM t praaptiy. CARPENTERS ja Ji.llL BUILDERS jl ..!!!! ."contractors Pendleton, Oregon Snnra.fOtrlatnKtalkrauae beCXsx of JlaU 71 Wt lliaU tUm. SIGN" SUITING iidusE 'paYnting! ..Vglazixg 1 ! ." . ." ! . . . . . ..UNLERTirfi Promptlj Attended To. aVorth-Western i STAGE COMPAJfT; Grtct Rtxittetu'i in Fart Eatt. Lcvl Rata af Fart: rdVUa to I-a Crtsi Itn laoo II eo Sakar tlty It CO IVm CHy. SAibA .. XI 04 lVlaMajerca. . . Tl K.r Cut, a r. RiHraad . TS ee I'nuait. ( M trJU TTaSx. a 03 Wnlio so Tbrearfc ticket La Oaaa&a. Cbiearo. Kaaaaa Car. law. aad aB polata Ttt Dniar CSy aad Erilee. lb tl deerd lain errf tt Ua ot lb X w. 4 Oa. N etbH. nod rlark. tkleVd drrrm. ntSable parformaacw ef arrrWw ea Dae tn rrweal (eararra a IV cenpaay. ArWr te ITT UXXRHOUK, AjasL W B UORRU. ?prrlatrs&A. A. R. HOOinnt. Aartaal 9iTncUa.lasl. ADAM STANG. rT2T CEHTENHIAI i W -tii ArL. - J PENDLin-o.v, OREGON', lrLtaar lb rw wi-1 k (ara-aa rSAVI iv ib roOi ac aa x-i cat aawty IT aaj WQT1.CVU. uraw ; 1 I try out a4 U VjCa X, Till I i fl h Y HOUSES LOST $5 Reward, Ocrn: a NDiBSR or sir HORsns mo Gnndr tUttit Vallry bare Uuty craawrd Ike Uu meantalBA. aad tbtr an VaDrrnl la be la Caa- Itna csaatr ; mt prrl Aay oo. drnrrttog eay na prrbap taut l&e tbdua fnekw. ruuu wm US. L. Han. Uao( IVedlrtna. vlQ U rrwudM al tbe nt of (A rrrbnaj. Tbe Karar cental of yrarUr, Syrarolda, bnadrd C ea tbe Ml abeuUrr; rKiaxa, ruua rroka. wllb aaaae braaJ, aai VuU Uxsa, Ub dm bruai el CiMtlaAaaMiex. hUrclk C. lili CEO. C0CGAX Fine Wines, Liqmrs and Cigars "ALWAYS TO BK HAD AT Jacohson & Co's Suloon, CjfaaU Ui3X SwiWtr'a Stare, rWPLirO.1. Onsea. The East 02 ecomix. pfcXDLBTo.v, vuxrnlx CO., OREQOV This paper is published i really one of the best eounti j of the State, and which yet coh- sum. inucn YainaDie puouc land. The paper can b mti a valuable auxiliary to t&& more speedy growth and settle ment of the countyv provide a generous support is accorded it by those who have positire? interest in the welfare of this portion of the State. The Terjr hard times and great scarcity at money will deter many from subscribing for the nancr.' who- ! under ordinary circumstance, J would willingly assist in main taining the enterprise, by buy ing their money's worto f news, both nome and foreign The duty of all is to subscribe,, first, fo. a copy for home read ing, and then to send at least one copy to a friend in tber States, that it may then be cir culated among those who d& sire to better their conditiox by immigrating to ar better country. It is a notorious fees that Oregon papers sent East have brought hundreds of fam ilies to our Slate. 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. ?i mrm irom a loaa oi tts.v down ;to a tuniip. It is not begjia J that we are, but simply re minding people of tbtr 4ty, to ttMuwelves, their friend and the public. A D VERTISIiYC To those doing bustiMda in the country the n4cessiiy, or rather benefit of advertkinj, ought to be apparent. Letour countrr paper make a good. ishowmf of hnetnaw: rann - 1t !-. .. . ' ,lt xcfleet the business of the couatr-,and then those abroad can lorm a correct idea of what ! we are and what we are doingf besides die advertiser will gel ' ins xoszx bags intlirectlv four fold. JOB PRINTING. The East Orego.viax job of' ficc can turn out as good plata business and social cards a any office in the State; having a fast Euirirlcs card nres i good order and condition, card printing is made a specialty The large assortment of wood and other type renders the of- fice complete for poster print ingf which we are always ready to ao with celerity and certain ty and at very low prices Any business man in the coun try desiring any kind of joV work done, will please address us and get terms and w pledge ourselves he will hav no occasion to send to Walla "Walla or Portland. Years cf j experience, and an acknowl ! edged skill in job printing pr ! pares us to assert that wo ca give entire satisfaction. IrOCAL ITE3I8. Th; sftilompnf b nnrl f of Umatilla county are so dis tant from the county-seat, and from oue another, that the ex penses of employing a repor ter in each would be too greal fnr tllC-!mpl! htli?inPW tTA iT pect to do for a year: therefore we would deem it au especial favor if persons in each 'town and settlement would send xta each week all local items and occurrences in their town or set tlement. Items which are soinetimos coii5?idorrrl trivial jjad well when in print. '"'"'louns men and women wha . v uesirc to cultivate uieir powers of composition and learn ta write in o terse, bneuana plain manner can avail racm. selves of this invitation, and benefit themselves, the public, and render us a great favor. Iu these columns wo hope to. bring the people of all parts of the county closer together; to let the people of each sec tion, know wnat the people of other sections are doing an tins we cannot accoinplisk without assistance from on or more persons from every towa and settlement in th county. Therefore we eay.