BEDROCK DEMOCRAT
P U B L IS H E D E V E R Y
W E D K ^ d AY|
BY
J. M. S H E P H E R D .
Office in Pierce’s Hall.
T erms
of
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S ubscription :
One year.............................
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BAKER COUNTY, OREGON, W E D N E S D A Y , JU LY
23,
1873 .
NO. 11.
s. M. P E T T E X G I U & CO., 10 S tate
Street, Boston, 37 Park Row
anciTOl Chesumt street, P h iladelph il are
ourAgents lor procuring advertisements
iorthe B edrock D e m o c r a t in h » o ilnts
cities and are a u th J iS u k 1^contract for
advertising at our lowest rates.
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PORTLAN D ADVERTISEMENTS.
M ILLA RD & VAN SCHÜTTER,
89 Front and 40 First street,
m eTvan fiK °W prepared to do all kinds of
bkBrates°EK ° D 8h° rt DOtice and at reasona-
_
B.—-All Job Work MUST BE PATD
FOR ON DELIVERY.
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PORTLAND, OREGON.
TMPORTERS and WHOLESALE DEAL-
J js« r8 in Foreign and Domestic L iqu ors.-
Doors, Windows, and Blinds
R E L I G I O I S N O TIC E S .
Por Sale.
1,1
v ^ Up i ° CST ? e ? ev‘
Newton, of the
M. E. Church, South, will preach at the fol­
lowing times and places: 1st Sunday in each
month, at Eagle Creek, at 11 a . M.,Vnd bAt-
urday night previous; night at Gem City;
Monday night loliowing, Mam Powder River,
at Mr. Sanders ; Saturday night and 2d Sun
' ^ W m p iH e ; Tuesday night following,
horth Powder, at Riggs’ school house; Wed­
nesday at Wolf creek; Thursday night, Union-
town; Friday night, Iowa acsool bouse; Sat­
urday night and 3d Sunday. 11 a . m ., Rus­
sell a school house: night, La Grande: Tues­
day night after, Liberty school house; Wed­
nesday night, Forest Cove, Dixie school
house; Tnursday night, Kindall’s school
house; Friday night, Indian Valley; Saturday
night and 4th Sunday at 11 a . m ., Dry creek
schoolhouse; night, Summerville; Monday
night following, Union town; Tuesday night
Big creek.
R eligious .— Rev, A. J. Joslyn will fill ap­
pointments as follows, until further notice:
1st Sunday each month at Union, at 11 a . m ,
“
“
_ The Cove, at 3 p . m .
2d Sunday Summerville morning and eve’ng.
3d Sunday, Cove at 11 a . m .; Lnion 3 p . m .
4th Sunday, Pocahontas at 11 a . m .; James’
School House at 3 p. m ., and Baker City
at 8 p. m .
Monday evening following, Rye Valley; Tues­
day and Wednesday evening, Mormon
Basin; Thursday evening at Eldorado.
R eligious . - -Rev. G. W. Clancy, o f the
Baptist Church at Wingville, will preach at
the District School House, in Baser City,
the second Sunday of each month at 11
o ’clock, A. M.
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-A .. 3 ? . H o t a l i n g & C o .
Sole Agents for the
J. H. Cutter Old Bonrboii I M y ,
And Importers of
Fine Wines and Liquors,
431 Jackson Street, San Francisco,
AND
25 FRONT STREET, PORTLAND,
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Oregon.
Importer and Dealer In
Boots, Stationary, Toys, Music And
N E W SP A P E R S,
FRANKLIN BOOK-STORE AND SANTA CLAUS’
Headquarters, Fire-proof
Brick Building, 105 Front street, Portland,
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Oregon.
DR.
J. R.
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CARDWELL,
Dentist
ENTAL ROOMS, No. 89, First street,
Portland, Oregon. The late and îm-
D
proved styles o f work at reduced rates. Ni-
trous oxide for the painless extraction of
teeth .
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W A T K IN S ,
T. C. HYDE,
N o t a r y P u b l ic .
S te rn s &
A tto r n e y s
B A K E R CITY, OREGON.
L. O. S terns will attend the Courts of the
Fifth Judicial District, and of Idaho and
Washington Territories.
Water Rights and Mining Litigation a
S pecialty .
Collections promptly attended to.
Juno 18, 1878.n6y
P R A C T IC E IN A LL COURTS
W IDE
of the Stato. Mr. Lawrence, the resi­
dent partner, will attend to the business in
Baker and Union Counties.
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I. D. HAINES,
TTORNEY AND C O U N SE L O R AT
L Law, Baker city, Oregon.
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LAW .
a IPEIEMIBp
BAKER,.......................................... OREGON.
Advances made on good mortgages, bonds,
»otes and accounts, left for collection, when
desired.
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J. M. S H E P H E R D ,
B A K E R CITY, OREGON.
Attorney aM Counselor at Law,
W ill practice in the Courts o f the Fifth
Judicial District.
Particular attention paid to Collections.
April 2, 1873 -n47y.
J O S E P H H. S H I N N ,
Notary Public
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
OREGON,
ESPECTFULLY INFORMS THE CIT-
_^_w izens of Eastern Oregon that ho has lo­
cated in Baker City, and gives strict attention
to hia Profession.
[CyOflice at J. IV. Wisdom’s Drug Store.
[£?"■ Residence at the end of the street
north of the Catholic Church.
Baker City, Nov. 5, 1872.-n26tf.
T . 1ST. S n ow , M . D .
Physician and Surgeon,
B A K E R CITY, OREGON.
the City Drug Store.
O f f i c e — At
MEDICAL E X A M IN E R
F or the New Y ork Life Insurance Co
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J. D
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« AtwoodL, M. D.
(Graduate of the Medical Department ot
the Willamette University,)
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
BAKER CITY, OREGON.
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DB. D. D. STEPHENSON
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zem of Bakex City and vicinity that he
will soon be with them again prepared to do
all kinds of
Dental Work,
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N. B.—Those indebted to either the Hotel
or Saloon are requested to appear at the
Captain’s office and settle.
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GEORGE SALLY, PROPRIETOR.
OF TH E
B a n k
E x c h a n g e ,
West Side of Main Street,
h is
saloon
is
the very best o f
T
BRANDIES,
SUPPIED W ITH
CIGARS, & c . , A c .
The Proprietor o f this New Establlsh-
ment will be pleased to see his Friends
and the Public give him a call, and he
will try to make them feel AT HOME.
Baker-City, Jone 12, 1872.-no5v3tf
C. JA C O B S ,
H e a le r
AND
D r . E c 3?. T i e r n e y ,
in the most substantial manner.
Baker City, March 12,1873.n44tf.
S A L O O N 1
Liquors, Wines and Cigars of the best
quality. Phelan’s Improved Billiard Tables
all in good order.
WINES and LIQUORS
C o n v e y a n c e r ,
R
Stages leave this House for above and be­
low, and also for Clark’s Creek Eldorado,
Gem City and Sparta.
Connected with the Hotel will be found a
first class
IN
Will attend to Conveyancing and making
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE.
Baker City, Sept. 11, 1872.
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espectfully informs t h e
has been
. enlarged and re
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AND
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HOUSE
pp.
T fitted, and is now the best Hotel on the
Umatilla and Idaho stage route
WHISKYS,
WINES,
H. S L A T E R ,
O U R W A S H IN G T O N L E T T E R .
dieting bis previous statement a
n
d
calling
that
old
ditch
a
fresh
cut.
W a s h i n g t o n , Julv 8th 1873
w *v e s
daughters need recreation
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Besides this the dust was not rais­
Th. Patron, of H u.b.n.lr,. ’ i Mid tb , f&cilitie,
Cultivating ill.
Opposite Odd Fellows’ Hall, Main Street,
ing
in a cloud; bnt had it been I pre­
In the summer ot 1868 a couple of I m,nd “ d *“ *
" “ muc h“ citJ
B A K E R C IT Y , O R E G O N ,
sume
from the theory of W. B. Mor­
‘ W do not bare these
W ould respectfully Inform the publie that ladies called upon me, at my office
he has recently received a well se-
r is , S u p e r i n t e n d e n t f e e l k b o f j h e
in Washington, and a,red me to an-
,
“ “ ■[
b*
lected and fresh Stock of
contented.
They
need
access
to
a
p
u b l i c pulse, he would have endors­
Drugs,
nonnee that a new order or secret so­
i
larger
variety
of
books
and
other
aids
ed an extra lick on the team.
Chemicals,
ciety had been recently founded in
Paints, Oils,
to the acquisition of knowledge than
His letter is certainly a most
the city. As I was supplying sever­
Perfumeries,
is usually found in any one farm erilo cowardly and corrupt effbi
Patent Medicines, al W estern and Southern papers with house, more frequent opportunities extermination—his unraveled tale
Soaps,
Washington letters, I was on the
of listening to lectures, readings and presents a tissue of tangles, that
Wines,
look out for anything aboat which I
discussions by the ablest men and would defy the hero of the Gordian
Brandies,
coaid make an interesting paragraph
Whiskies and
women of their respective townships Knot.
<*
—so I read with care some printed
Cordials,
DR. G. W. NEWSOM.
and counties, and of comparing their
For Medicinal purposes. Family Medi­ documents the ladies left with me,
intellectual progress, their aesthetic
cines carefully prepared. Prescrip­
\ e w P osta l L a w ,
setting forth the objects of the new
tions accurately compounded,
development
and
their
thoughts
on
at all hours o f the day or
order, its organization <fcc., and was
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night. Give us a call.
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all the great questions of the day
The following brevities of the law
so favorably impressed that I wrote
with those of their neighbors. They will be found convenient for refer­
a letter on the subject which was
D R U G
S T O R E !
need also more of the refining influ- ence. The new law went into effect
July 1st 1873: •
widely copied. Thus early commen­
Two doors North of Western Hotel,
ence of vocal and instrumental mu­
1. Franking privilege abolished.
ced my acquaintance with the "P a ­
BAKER CITY, OREGON.
sic. In nearly every county there
2.
Postmasters supplied with
trons of Husbandry” now a power­
official stamps.
are
more
or
less
persons
of
both
sex­
W. WISDOM TAKES PLEASURE IN ful order, which, if the beneficent
3. Official stamps must not be
• informing the citizens of Baker coun­
es of fine musical taste and powers
used except for official business.
ty that he has a large, new and fresh assort­ purposes and wise metLods of its
who would be willing to perform oc­
ment of—
4. Stamp of oue department can­
founders be adhered to. is destined
casionally for the gratification of not be used for correspondence of
Drugs and Medicines, Oils, to effect, at no distant day, a radical
their neighbors, if the proper condi­ another.
but peaceful amelioration of our
Paints, Wines,
5. No matter can pass through
tions existed. These musicians
And Liquors,
the mails free.
present social system.
would also be greatly benefited,
6. Postage must be collected on
For medicinal Purposes. Groceries, Cigars
T h e F o u n d e r » o f th e N ew O rd er.
themselves,
by
listening
to
each
newspapers
published in the county
Tobacco,
are Wm. Saunders, O. H. Kelly, W.
where delivered.
other's
performances.
And
the
Stationery,
M. Ireland, John R. Thompson, Rev.
7. Exchanges not free. Publish­
Toilet and
Dr. John Trimble, Rev. A. B. C/rosli young people—for that matter, the ers must pay postage on each ex­
Fancy A rticles;
andT. Bryan. The first of these old people, too—should have, occa­ change received.
Y A N K E E NOTIONS, AND gentlemen, Mr. Saunders, is a sionally, according to the season, a
8. Postal cards uncalled lor ore
not
sent to the dead letter office.
And a general variety o f Goods of that Scotchman by birth, and about fifty picnic, a good dance, a good sapper,
9.
Postal cards cannot bo sent a
class.
and a good time generally.
OS’“ Prescript ions prepared at all hours. years of age. He has been about 25
second time.
I see that this letter already occu­
City and country trade solicited.
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10. Ordinary cards can be trans­
years a citizen of the United States,
pies
as
much
space
as
you
care,
per­
mitted
through the mails by affixing
and was superintendent of the prop­
a one cent stamp, provided the en­
haps,
to
devote
to
any
one
subject,
T H E N D E R S O N
agating garden of the Department
tire message is printed. Tho address
B A K E R C IT Y , OREGON ,
of Agriculture when the measures and that I have thus far, referred on­ may be written.
ly to the social, recreative and edu­
The following are the new postal
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER
were initiated which gave birth to
cational needs of the agricultural rates:
the
“
Order.”
Mr.
Saunders
is
a
su­
IN
Letters—Threo cents for eeoh half
perior man. Perhaps the most population which the new “ Order” ounce or fraction thoreof.
.
Harness, Collars, Hobbles,
marked characteristic of his mental was designed by its founders to sup­
Drop Letters—Where delivered
WHIPS,
organization is his thoroughness.— ply. In another letter I shall refer by carriers, two cents for each half
to the methods by which it was de­ ounce or fraction thereof. At other
You feel, when he speaks confiden­
signed
to help the farmer to Bave offices, one cent for each half ounce
tly on any subject, that he has in­
money in his purchases, to make or fraction thereof. -
vestigated it from many standpoints,
Etc., Etc., Etc.
Printed Matter—One cent for each
has labored over it and has thor­ more money on his »ales, and to far­ two ounces or fraction thereof. Seed
oughly mastered it. You are con­ ther, generally, his material interest bulbs, cuttings, roots, scions, chro-
Repairing done at
Prices reasonable,
mos and engravings are classed with
vinced, also, that he is in earnest, and those of his family.
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short notice.
printed matter.
A. F. B.
says nothing for effect, and baa no
Merchandise—Two cents for each
T H E L A T E ST A G E A C C ID E N T,
other motive than that which he de­
two ounces or fraction thereof, lim­
ited to twelve ounces. When any of
clares. Mr. Saunders is a land­
B a k e r C i t y , O., July 17th, 1873. the above matter is mailed wholly
scape gardener by profession, but
3V. W \ L3nm ie li
E d it o r D e m o c r a t :—T o the pub- unpaid and by inadvertence reaches
a k e s p l e a s u r e in in f o r m in g
he has not confined his studies to
lie
the truth is due concerning the its destination doublo rates shall be
the Citizens of Baker City, and Public
botany,
chemistry,
engineering
and
charged and collected.
in general, that he is now running the
accident to one of the N. W. Stage
the other material sciences popular­
Co’s.., Stage coaches, team and pas­
Blacksmith Shop
T e r m i n u s o f t h e N. P. R a i l r o a d .
ly supposed to be all-sufficient, with
sengers.
near
Boise
City,
on
the
first
Lately owned and run by James Stewart.
—The Kalama Beacon, the recogniz­
experience, to the achievement of
He is prepared to do all kinds o f Work in
inst, and in response to the mendac­ ed organ of the Northern Pacific
the Blacksmithing line as well as it can be the highest success in his profess­
done at anj shop in Eastern Oregon, and at ion. Appreciating the necessity of ious “ gobblings” of one W. B. Mor­ Railroad, of July 14th, says:
moderate prices. He pays particular atten­
ris. would say: I was a passenger on
We understand that the Northern
being familiar, also, with the lavys of
tion to
the inside of tho coach, so also were Pacific Railroad Commissioners—
HORSESHOEING,
the human mind and of the human
Judge Rice and Capt. Ainsworth—ap­
and is satisfied that he can give satisfaction tastes that his art is designed to grat­ two other gentlemen, both white men pointed to select a terminus for the
not chinamen, and one John A. Post
with his work. Call and try me.
main line of the Northern Paciflo
ify, he has devoted a fair share of
F. w - : BUNNELL.
on the driver’» box at the same time. Railroad on Puget Sound, have, after
Baker City, Jan. 22,1873.n38tf
his time to metaphysics and aesthet­
I certainly think, in view of all a very careful examination of various
ics. He still retains his position in
the facts, that the result of his so harbors on the Sound, and after hav­
B l a c k s m i th in g .
the Department of Agriculture.
called investigations, advertise his ing given full hearings to all parties
T h e F ir s t «‘ N a t io n a l G r a n g e . "
interested, and maturely considering
HE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY
informs the Citizens ot Baker County, was organized on the evening of ingenuity as a falsifier, more con­ all propositions for aid, by different
and the Public generally, that he has opened
spicuously than as a Spt., unless he localities, some of which have been
December 4th, 1867, at the office of
A BLACKSMITH SHOP
thus proclaims himself the Supt., of exceedingly liberal, finally selected
Mr. Saunders, when the following
a point on the south side of Com­
In the wagon shop of Frank Schlund, where
falsehoods.
officers
were
elected:
Master,
Wm.
mencement Bay, in township 21,
he is prepared to do all work in the Black-
He says, “ at the last moment when range 3 east, of Willamette meridian,
smithing line as cheap and as well as it can Saunders, D. C.; Lecturer, J. R.
be done at any other shop in Baker City.
tho forewheels were in the ditch;” for that terminus.
Thompson, Y t.; Overseer, Anson
Give me a call and trv my work.
In this, we think the Commission­
this model driver discovered that the
,
W. J. CORDELLE.
Bartlett, Ohio; Steward, Wm. Muir,
ers
have acted wisely, as the harbor
Baker City, Jan. 27,1873.n38tf.
same ditch had been deepened since
Mo., Assistant Steward, A. S. Moss,
selected cannot be excelled for salu­
his last trip the day before, thns lea­ brity of climate, extent, safety, and
N. Y .; Chaplain, Rev. A. B. Grosh,
M itc h e ll W a g o n s
ding the inexperienced to suppose ease of access both by sea and land,
Pa.; Secretary, O. H. Kelley, Minn.;
that to go heedlessly at full speed, by any harbor in the land. Persons
Gate Keoper, Edward P. Faris, 111.
across ditches, is au inseperable interested in particular locations
Most of these officers were residents
may for the moment be disappointed
characteristic of a good driver. Thie in the action of the Commissioners,
Enquire at the
of Washington, and connected with
would conclusively argue that W. but the commercial world will un­
Wagon Shop of
one or other of the departments of
B. Morris is not even a goo I blow hesitatingly approve.
the Government; the others were
By reference to a map of country,
hard Sapt.
F. SCHLUND.
residents of their several States, and
it will be seen that the location se­
“ If I had only kept my seat,” well
Baker City, June 4, 1873,-n4tf
lected is at the head of deep water
were not present, but were elected
what then, why, Mr. Morris would on Commencement Bay, south o f
because of the interest they had
have been saved the tax on his fund the present town of Tacoma, and
manifested in the matter, and with
of falsehoods, and the verdant pub­ combines more advantages for a
the hope that they had manifested
great commercial city, destined to
r p H E FALL TERM OF THE BAKER to 6erve. It was thought proper to lic would have been denied his flow represent and become a great em­
City Academy will open on the 9th of
of soul; its opinion would not have porium of trade, beyond any other
- in the NEW BUILDING, elect the officers of the National
September, 1872,
been
blockaded on the subject, nor mart on the Pacific Coast, and we
under the supervision of.
Grange for a term of five years, since
its senses ostonnded with a panor­ sincerely feci assured is to become
S. P. BARRETT, A. M.,
the majority of them had actively
ama view of bis real character. If the second oity of the New World!
Late of Dalles City, Oregon.
As an earnest of the faith reposed
aided in establishing the organiza­
I had only been calm enough to re­ in the location, we hear, that mate­
The Directors feel waranted in saying that
our School will fully retain its present high tion, and, having matured their plan main in a five passenger coach, ca­ rial for a $25,000 printing office is
reputation under the management of PROF. of operations, desired a sufficient
reening fearfully, with four spirited being preparylto be shipped at once
BARRETT, and they assure the Public that
no expense or pains’ will be spared to make time to carry it out in accordance horses hitched to it going at full to Tacoma—to include newspaper,
job printing and book bindery.
it a first Class Institution.
with their own preconceived ideas.
speed, over a road crossed at irregu­
Mr. Barrett will be assisted by
Soon after a subordinate Grange was
lar intervals by ditches, with the
A b a r r i s t e r , to avenge himself on
M rs . B arrett , as P beceptbess .
established in Washington as a
reins dragging on the ground, this an opponent, wrote “ rascal” in bis
T o r m s:
school of instruction, and to test the
supernumerary Morris could have hat. The owner of the hat took it
up, looked rnefnlly into it, and, tur­
Primary Department, per Quarter,
$10 00 efficiency of the ritnal. This Grange
appreciated my stupidity and self ning to the judge, exclaimed, “ I
Preparatory and Academic, “
15 00 ;
Latin. Extra,
3 50 j numbered about sixty members.
possession. Yet how strange it is claim the protection of this honora­
French, Extra,
^
6 00 M o tiv e s a n d p u r p o s e » o f t h e F o u n d .
that the other two passengers should ble court, for the opposing counsel
Tuition Invariably in ADVANCE.
has written his name in my hat, and
A. H. BROWN, President.
The gentlemen connected with the ape my conduct and be wise.
W m . F. M c C rary , Sec’y.
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I have strong suspicion that he in­
I am glad however that the letter tends to make off with it.”
organization of the “ Patrons of Hus­
W A M T U n
We will give energetic
bandry” had been long convinced is no longer, the farther he goes the
>Y A IN 1 -EiLL
Men and Women
J ohnny E abley wishes to dispose
that the only way to keep young more morbid becomes his growing
B usiness th a t w ill P a y
from S4 to §8 per day; can be pursued in men from crowding into the cities appetite to devour the truth;—In­ of all his property in Idaho territo­
your own neighborhood, and strictly hon­
orable. Particulars free, or samples that from the rural districts is to show deed t’would be difficult to determ­ ry, including his horse Rival, mare,
will enable you to go to word at once, will
besenton receipt o f two three cent stamps. them how to make their country ine whether he intends to covertly Emma McCormick, and a bend of
Address,
LATHAM & CO.,
homes more attractive, and the vo- impeach his matchless driver,or him­ some 1,500 head of.abeep. Tfy'e stock
IK Washington Street,
1 cation of a farmer more independent self, or both, were it not for contra is all blooded, and the beet in Ida)*-'.
xfl’ s i r c i O T ,
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»nd profitable.
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Farmers and their
.«»re.
Ta
SADDLERY,
H o te l.
B a k e r C ity, Oregon..
A -tto r n e y -a t-L a w ,
CITY,
"W e s te r n
h is
B A K E R C IT Y , O R E G O N .
BAKER
BUSINESS NOTICES.
R EID & FLETCHER, Prop’r.
A t t o r n e y s -a t -L a w ,
JAS.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
FFICE, Odd Fellows’s BuildiDg. Resi­
dence, corner of Main and Park streets,
Portland, Oregon. [^"Special attention to
diseases of the Eye and Ear.
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M AIN STRE E T,...........................................BAKER CITY,
LAWRENCE & DEGAN,
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M. D.
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H yd e,
a n d C oun selors A t-L a w ,
D r u g S to re .
V vtlie
S J M’CO R M ICK, J
P R O F E S S I O N A L CARDS.
L. O. STERNS,
ew
One square or lees, . ......... .........
Each additional insertion,..
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One square three m onth»,..
Bnsiness Advertisement» by
Quarter column.........................
Half column, ..................................
One colum n,................... ..
Ten per cent, additionalon ads
to which a special position ie gui
G ^ T h e space of one Inch, tip i
the column, constitutes a sqaare.
N. B.—All deb* due this office are payable
in Coin, unless otherwise expressly
Manufacturer of the Celebra-
ted Jacobs’ Whisky,
AT
Boise City, Idaho.
FROM
DISTILLS HIS WHISKY
H
1
the very best of Corn and Rye. It is
Pure and Uuadulterated; and he can sell it
at a price that will make it an object for
Dealers in
E a ste rn O regon
To give him a Trial.
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BARRER
HE UNDERSIGNED BEGS LEAVE
to inform the citizens of Baker City and
vicinity, that he has opened a
BARBER SHOP
In Baker Citv, in the Baker City Restaurant
building, where he hopes to receive a share
of patronage-
He professes to understand his business,
and is satisfied he can give satisfaction.
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S h a v i n g 35 c e n t » , H a i r C u t t i n g 50.
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R. E. BAUER.
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A Per <AaJ’ ! Agents wanted
tbO 1 U d)ZU All classes of working peo­
ple, of either sex, young or old, make more
money at work for us in their spare moments,
” the time, than at anything else. Pax-
or all
ticulars free. Address, Ò. Stinson & Co.,
v3n!9y
Portland, Maine.
STORE MASONS & STONE CUTTERS
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Masons.
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pay
the B est o f Wages for 10 o r 13 Stone
Work will W abonttlirae months.
ROBERTS & NELSON.
Baker City, April 28, 1878.n51ff
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BLACKSMITHING
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FOR SALE,
BARER
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ACADEMY.
Boston, M m
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