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ìV m o c v a t.
BAKKH CITY, SE P T . 17, 187a.
J * P• FlSHEII, Nos. 20 and 21, New Mer
chant«’ Exchange, is our authorised Agent
b bun Francisco.
AGENTS— The following nnmed gentle*
men are authorize *i to u<.i a» Agent* ¡or the
bedrock D kxockat :
Jr*®- P> H ow ell « Co., New York.
•r e
M n Fisbclaco,
T. C. E vans , Bo*ion, Mass.
1 w S®**"*« Portland, Oregon,
Ho*
Francisco.
V /,* Tj' >a* * W u o b t , t iiiun Countv, 0.
Ttf* v.t
j AiUauj* Oregon.
b V k L avu’ " * 1 u «'»H*. " • T.
J* 1»’ i 0Jt* Pendleton, Oregon.
J j i. tw’ Bou« City, Idaho.
L It u U‘kv* Clarkivuie, Oregon,
vy’ *' .. u-*» 1*» Uranue, Oregon,
b M '
Pajette Valley, IJahj.
JtrtrjttY«, V>euer Valley, Idaho.
Money Martel
New } ork Gold Quotation«,
lie *
i-tOAL TENDER« IN PORTLAND :
Buying
.85c. I Balling................sc
M e lo n . — W e
F in e
thanks to
Mr.
Moody
return onr
for u fine
largs watermelon, presented to this
office on last Saturday. Mr. Moody
keeps a fine assortment oi fruit, veg
etables and melons, next door to Pap
Levin’s Wholesale Liqaor Store and
Keg Saloon. Moody, as well as Pap
Levins, knows how to treat his
friends.
B ii . liabd T ables .— There are two
fine billiard tables at the Saloon con
nected with the Western Hotel,
where persons who are fond of
pnnchiDg the balls, can do so with
out fear of interruption. This Sa
loon under the management of John
P. Ross, with William Constablo as
Bar Keeper, is one of the best con
ducted and most orderly kept of any
bouse of the kind that we have ever
seeD.
R e t u r n e d .— Sam
Frank, of the
N otice -
firm of Bamberger & Frank, return
T he undersign«! haa not Leased or Sold ed from San Francisco, by Monday
CUt Lls iIot*l Buidnt-s at Uie Dalles, bi t morning's stage, where he has been
continue in the future, a« iu the pant, to
tupenao Uie substantial elements oi Lite to for some months past selecting a
the traveling public.
largo fall and winter stock of goods,
THOMAS SMITH,
which will soon commence to arrive.
hl?tf
U n d e v e lo p e d V ig o r .
Tho feeble and debilitated usually finer
they are in a more hopeless condition than
they reallv are. The resonrocs o f nature are
not easily exhausted. Even when strength
and appetite fail, when the eyes arc heavy
and lustreless, the complexion pallied, the
nerves tremulous, the body attenuated, and
the mind depressed, tnerc is generally a i e-
serve o f latent power behind sveb palpable
evidences o f weakness. Various modes of
treatment are resorted to by physicians iu the
hope of developing and rendering available
this store o f sleeping vitality, but the surest,
and indeed the only thorough safo and relia
ble means o f awakening the dormant ener
gies o f tho system 1 « a course o f Hos tetter's
Stomach Bitters. Electricity, shower bath*,
the desh brush, sea bathing, Ac., may be well
enough in their way, as auxiliaries, but they
do not reach the source of the eviL All phys
ical debility proceeds either from a derange
ment of tlie functions of the assimilating, se
cretive and vital organs, or from a sluggish
constitution. In either case, and also in cases
where both causes exist the Bitters will in
variably produce an immediate and sal utary
change in tho condition of tho patient and
eventually effect a complete cure. None of the
dangerous alkaloids, too often administered
as tonics, can be otherwise than deleterious
under such circumstances, and to give mer
cury is positively criminal. The direct effect
of the gieat vegetable specitic will be mani
fested in an improved appetite, a more cheer
ful frame of mind, a gradual return of
strength, and iucrease of iteeh, and a health
ier complexion. Meanwhile, however, the
constitution, if inert and teeble wili'bave been
roused and renovated by the subtlo elements
ot iuvigoration contained in tho Bitters.
Solo Proprietor Empire Hotel.
K7” F ob tho very best Photograpli*. go to
call the
Bradley A Iiulofson’s Gallery without S tairs
attention of our readers to the ad
Notice to tie Public.
[17 " Ascend in the ELEVATOR, 428 Mont
On and alter May 20th, 1872, tlic Po«t Of vertisement of F. A. Bohna in an gomery Street, Sau Francisco.
fice hour» will be from 8 a. m. to 7 p. m.— other column. Fred, it will be seen,
eutxJay* excepted. Open on Sundays from
is by himself now and wonld like to
V to 10 a. m. and 5 to 6 p. m.
W. V. M'OKABY, r. it.
have his friends call and see him.
N ew
P r o p r ie t o r . — W e
DR. Y O U K CHU,
Meteorological Tabic.
W o od , H a y a n d
C h in e se P h y s ic ia n ,
G r a i n . — Those
Has located permanently in
of our subscribers who wish to pay
B A K .I D H . C I T Y ,
'iiirough the politeuess o f Professor S. P.
their
subscription with wood, hay
And can be found at J. W. Cleaver's Old
Parrett, we are enabled to lay before our
readers the follow'dug table bbow tug the range or grain, had better be throwing the Cabinet Shop, which he has titted up as an
Office and Apothecary Store.
•
the Mercury lor the week ending Sept.
All diseases incident to the Human Family
23th, 1878, at .Baker City, Oregon:■ _ _ articles in eight; otherwise wo shall
12 M.
í A. M.
10 P
mako different arrangements, and can be cured by this Physician.
Particular attention paid to cases given up
Sunday,
60
86
63
may not need those articles.
os incurable by other Piivsicians.
Monday,
62
86
66
Tuesday,
68
86
60
Wednesday,
61
84
64
Thursday,
63
78
56
Friday,
44
82
53
Saturday,
44
84
67
Average for the week 64,8 degrees above
Eero.
Beautiful weather, but cool nights—too
cool or garden propuce. Tomatoes ripened
in town SepL Utli.
P rater M eeting .—A prayer meeting will
be held at the District School House, on
Thursday evening of this week.
S. 1». BARRET.
Q ^ C h a * . St. L ou is has located perma
nently in Baker; and is now prepared to man
ufacture and repair all kinds of jewelry and
watches. After twenty-eight years experi
ence in the business, lie feels competent to
givweutirc satisfaction. Mr. St. Louis, is
also agent for the best Hewing Machine iu
use, the New Wilson, price, S3f>,00.
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I.ist o f A rriv a ls
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— ———
—
I n to . — On
last Sunday
some thief, or somo other man,broke
P A Y
TJT ! !
into Pap Levin’s Liquor Store. As
yet it is not known what was taken A LL PARTIES KNOWING THEM-
, V selves indebted to J. H. PARKER, the
from the store.
Tinshop man, are requested to call at o i k e
B r o k en
We had the pleasure of a call from and settle their accounts with CASH or In
Note, AND SAVE COST.
Mr. A. H. Boomer, of the North
J. H. PARKER.
Baker City, Sept. 3, 1873.nl7tf
western Stage Company, last week.
He looked well and hearty.
N O T I C E .
P ostal C a r d s . — Tho Postmaster,
LL P A R T IE S KNOW INC) THEM-
at this city, has received a largo lot
selves indebted to Messrs. REID &
of Postal Cards, and can now supply FLETCHER, aro requested to call at once
at tho office of tho undersigned and settle
the demand for them.
their accounts with CASH or bv Note, AND
\
SAVE COSTS!
Tho Plaindealer says: The wheat
Baker Citv, Oregon. Aug. 12, 1878.
STERNS A HYDE.
crop in this county is not only largo
nl5tf
Attorneys at Law.
but the grain is generally of an ex
tra quality. It is rapidly coming in
S 2 5 , 0 0 0 !!
irnn
to market, nearly one hundred thou
sand bushels having been sold al
ready, according to the best data wo
And §5,000 In
can obtain. On yesterday the price
of good merchantable wheat was
seventy-five cents per bushel and the rp o BE DISTRIBUTED AT THE
J. City of Lewiston, Idaho Territory, bv
sacks furnished.
Grand Gift Enterprise. Tho Real Estate is
At tho Western Hotel, Baker City,
for the week ending Sept. 15th,
1873:
S. Hannah,
C. Me Gnire,
L. Harm ion,
Maj. C. C reason,
Thoa. Cook,
John Barnes,
August Trunk,
G. W . Moody,
Morris Davidson,
C. Garish,
J. C. Truvillian,
G. Doiggs,
Senator Morton is to canvass V ir
A. N. Gardner,
Geo. Id all, ginia for Col. Hughes.
D . Spencer.
J.
C. Sparks,
To cure the itch for office—scratch
T. Spencer,
Edward Bryon, the ticket.
^Jos. Stephenson and lady,
A heavy thing in shawls— a pretty
J. G. 1’isher,
Geo. Young,
girl.
A. Rust,
A. Iveuney,
A. Oberdofer,
J. Bowen,
T h e h u g «, drastic, griping, sickening
J. C. Powers,
Thos. B. Hart,
pilh, constructed of crudo, coarse and bulky
J. Pierson,
Jos. II. Leman, mgredientR, are fast being superceded by Dr.
Pierce’s Pleasant Purgative Pellet»., or Su
S. (/’I ■ i .
Thos. Taylor,
gar Coated Concentrated Boot and Herbal
P. Burkhart,
W . Ellidge & l’y, Juice. Anti Billiuua Granules—the “ Little
A. H. Boomer,
W. Fernald,
Giant” Cathartic or mnltnm in nirvo Physic.
J. S. D ill,
James Odell, Modern Chemical Science enables Dr. Pierce
J. Gale,
Thos. D . Williams, t-> extract from the juices o f tho most valua
ble ro< ts and herbs their active medicinal
Patrick O'Neill,
H. Moore, principles, which, when worked into ¡ittlo
H . Wendott and Lady,
Pellets or Granules—scarcely larger than
Hank Brnttnin,
J. G. Clancy, mustard seed, renders each little Pellet as
Nelson lteid,
T. Williamson, active aiid powerful as a large pill, while they
are much more ] «datable and pleasant in ef
J. T. Williamson,
Win. Stout, fect. 23 cents a vial, by Druggists.
James Seunot,
J. McKeuzie,
«»Time tries a ll T h in g s, ” and has prov
J. M. Joues,
W . B. Sholtou,
en that Dr. Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry
W . Bentley,
E. Shoemaker, is tlie remedy par excellence for the cure of
S. E. Nicholson,
A. Moore, coughs, colds, croup, whoopiug-cough, bron-
chilis, asthma, potliyaie, sore throat, and in-
P. S. Perkins,
L. Rinehart,
fluenza. It cures coughs and colds instanter.
Patrick Ivory.
It sooths the irritated parts; it heals the in
F ast R iding . —O n last Friday af
ternoon two of the boys of this city
undertook to run a race on the street
in tho lower portion of our town,
and after running a 6hort distance
the horse rode by Master Maurice
Abbott run over a dog, which threw
'tho horse and unseated the b oy.—
I The horse turned completely over
the boy, and thereby saved his life
— as it was he was on his horse in a
few moments and rode home. The
other boy, Ira Miller, was arrested
\ on the spot and taken before the
roper officer and fined, for viola-
ion of law, in the sum of ten dol
lars and costs, in all eighteen dol
lars. A warrant for the arrest of
joung Abbott was issued on Satur
day, but lie was too unwell to appear
for trial. The judgment in the above
case was a righteous one. A few
more arrests and fines will teach the
fast young fry of onr city that they
. fcannot ride through onr streets as
fast as they see fit, and that they
■■will be compelled to pay some re-
Blpect to tho safety of onr citizens
^ who may be on the streets.
Several of the citizens east of the
mountains were in our city, lastMon-
day, on legal business.
A Hoboken editor being challeng
ed sent word in reply: “ When I
ant to die I will shoot mvself.”
DR. YOUK CHU.
Baker City, Sept. 8 ,1873.-nl8n33
GOLD
COIN,
T
N o tic e .
h e s u b s c r ib e r h e r e b y x o t i -
fios tlie.Public that ho has a Charter for
a Toll Road "from
Burnt Biver to Rye Valley
and Mormon Basin,
And that from and after this date all loose
Stock of every description will be required
to nav Toll for passing over the same.
Teams will not, until the road is in good
repair for their travel, o f which notice will
be given, be charged for traveling on it from
Burnt River to Rye Valley, and that I will
not be responsible for damage to Teams un
til I charge and collect Toll of them.
Through the misstatements of persons
living ou and near the Road the impression
is sought to be made, that I have no Charter
for the said Road, but hereafter all persons
refusing to pay Toll, when demanded of
them, will be prosecuted iu accordance with
the provisions of Law, made and provided
for such cases.
Remember that the law provides that per
sons traveling over a Toll Road, who refuse
to pav the required Toll when demanded,
are liable for three times the amount o f Toll
allowed bv law for traveling over said Road,
with costs'of suit added.
.
Dated at Baker county, Ogn., this oth day
o f September, 1873.
c „ DURKEE,
nl$n22
*
Proprietor.
CIRFS THE WORST P11NS
IN FROM ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES.
N O T
O N E
H O U R
a rut mst*c aa «awni»»i«t »«s
S U F F E R W IT H
u> o
P A IN .
R A D W A Y ’S R EA DY R E L I E F
a
A CUBE FOR EVE R T F A IR .
It r a I*« tnt ia4 1«
THE ONLY PAIN REMEDY
Tfeat
i ( ^ m lli# me*l
pil»t, a IU ti la-
fluntrjfiMu, a » 4 rwrm Cemgmtlm*, whether *4 the La> f t,
SucBBch. B evel«, ~r ether r U » 4 « o r f e y oe# »pplkaflee,
IN FROM ONE TO T W E N T Y MINUTES.
»* rr.tjur how
or ixmrUl'if th# pels th# RHEUM
ATIC, W rVWrs, Ir trm. CMpplN, Xirrou, Nitnlgk, er
pr««tnt«4 with dim » omit (tfwr,
Respectfully inform the Ladies of
Baker City and vicinity, that they
have opened an establishment, at the
residence of Mrs. R. C. Shepherd, in
Baker City, where they nre prepared
to Cut, or Cut an Make all kinds of
Lu dies & hildrens Clothing.
They are prepared to furnish all style« and
kind« of Materials, Trimmings, <kc., as cheap
m any other E-tihlislunent in Eastern Ore
gon, and «11 of the very beat quality and lat
est style«.
All orders from the surrounding Towns
and Country will l<e promptly attended to, at
the same prices that our City customers are
charged.
Stamping for Embroidery and
Braiding, done to order.
B AD W AY'S R E A D Y R E L I E F
W IL L AFFO R D IN ST A N T EASE.
IN F L A M M A T IO N O F T H R KfO N E V S,
IN FLAM M A TIO N OF T H E BLADDER,
IN FLAM M ATIO N OF TH E ROW ELS,
CONGESTION OF TH E LUNGS.
SORE T H R O A T , DIFFIC U LT BREATH ING.
PA LPITATIO N OF TH E H E A R T ,
H YSTERICS, C RO U P, D IPH TH ERIA.
CATA P.R H . IN F L U E N ZA ,
H EAD AC H E , TOO TH ACH E.
_____
N E r tU T C T A , RH EU M ATISM ,
COLD CHILLS. AGUE CHII LS
n « m l ! a l l M c t l t , R F A n Y R F I .Y E F t » r t * jw r t ff
p*rt. « « m lb« fa te ot S S d i l lx « s a u will »fforl i « m u i
LATEST T 'A S n iO N S
Received everv month, direct from New
York.
Mrs. R. C. Shepherd
T » « » l v Sn-aa in bail a lamblrr <C wsi*r « S I la • f « « mm
m «*u n r » c R a MPS. SPASMS. SOUR STOM ACH . SU E
HEAD ACH E, H E A R TR VR N . D IA R R H E A . DTSE N TE R T.
COLIC, W IN D IN TH E BOW ELS, u d »11 IN T E R N A L
TAINS.
T f» « « l« r , iboalS »lw»y< firry t h»UU o f R a d w t y 'i
R r n S y t f r t t r f « ¡ l b than. A
I n p ¡» » » t « r »ill ur«
v « * l mc I d m i or po.fii frvm cb o »r« c f » «to r . It U W tU f tboo
F m r t Brood « o r 'B ilim u o «IsaraloM.
FEVER
AN D
HEALTH! BEAUTY!!
STRONG a n d P O R E RICH B L O O D -IN C R E A S E OF
FLESH AND W E IG H T —OTE A R SKIN A N D BEAU
T I F l'L COMPLEXION SECURED TO ALL.
Dr. R A D W A V ’S
Roapoctfulir offer« his service« to Uie Fubhc
In the capacity of
■
1 .. 1 U
I
Perfect P n rp tire Pills,
t e r
.T P r u lt ,
G ra p e s, & c.,& c., re ce iv e d fresh evefjr
d a y by E x p r e ss , * th I fo r #ulo ch e a p
fo r C a«h.
Baker City. Sept. 3. IS'fJ.-nlTtf
L I V E R Y S T A B L E
Having completed their New Staldn,
have now the tiue»tai»«l b«*st re g u la te d
S ta b le
I n K n s t e r n () r e o g o n,
Wtiere they will carrv os tlie Livery
nos in al- I<- brunches.
STOCK B O U G HT A N D S .>L1>.
Baker Cite. N«v. 13. 1H72. nIStf
-m
c
All kinds and every
D E S C R IP T IO N ”
c
o
Of Work in Wood neatly and promptly done.
Baker Cifr, Jan. 1,1373.tf
a fla te
y E R Y BEST
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Í E
O S a y ,'V 3
rt-ìN,.
ìs s fg M j ™
T COHTH LESS THAN $300 TO MAKE
any SD00 Piano sold through Agents, all
I
t f whom make
ONE H U K D R ED PER CENT.
profit. Wo have no agent«, but «hip direct
to fiimiliesat Factory Price.
We make’ only ouo stylo, and have but one
price.
Two Honimt and Niuetr Dollars
Net cash, with no discount to dealers or com
mission» to teacher». Our lumber is thor
oughly seasoned. Our ca»«-« tiro I
' ifO U U L E VEN EER ED
with Rosewood—have Front round borners,
serpentine bottom and carved lug*. Wo us«
tlie full Iron Plate with over strung ha»«
FRENCH GRAND ACTION
with top dampers, and our keys nro of the
Uist Ivory, with Ivory fronts. Onr Piano
has Seven Octave*; is 1» feet 9 incito* long. 3
feet 4 inches wide, aud weighs, boxed, 955
pounds.
Every Tiano is fully warranted for five
KIDNEY AND BLADDER COMPLAINTS,
First day of November, 187o.
i n
C a lD in o t-M a lto r .
Every drop o f tbo SAR SA P A R IL L IA N RESOLVENT
©oaitnunlcAt#* through th# Blood, S w u l, Uria#, and otk#r
fluids and juice* c f the irsiem the rigor o f life, for It repairs
the waste* o f (he body with new And sound material. Scrof
ula, Syphilis, Consumption, Glandular disease, Ulcers in the
Throat, Mouth, Tumors, Nodes in the Glands and other parts
©f the system, Sore Eyes, Strumous Discharfes from the Ears,
and the werst forms o f Skin diseases. Eruptions, Fever Sores,
Scald Head, R ing-W orm , Sait Rheum, Erysipelas, Acne,
Black Spots, Worms ia the Flesh, Tumors, Cancers in the
W om b, and ail weakening and painful discharges, Night
Sweats, Loss c f Sperm, and all wastes o f the life prin
ciple, are within the curative range o f this wonder o f Modern
Chemistry, and a few days’ u*e will prove to any person using
it for either o f these forms o f disease Us potent power to cure
them.
If the patient, daily becoming reduced by the waste* and
deeom posit ion that U continually nrogretsing, succeeds in ar
resting these wastes, aud repairs the Same with new Ynaterlal
made from healthy blood—and this the SARSAPAR1LLIAN
will and doe* wcure.
Not only does the SAnaArARiLMA.« R rkolv knt excel all
known remedial agents in the cure o f Chronic, Scrofulous,
Constitutional, and Skin diseases ; but it is the only positive
cure for
Tumor o f 1 2 Y e a r s’ Growth
w
and Wegetables, o f »¡I kind«, for Winter use.
P e a ch e s, Apple*, P e a r», Plums,
JO IN ER AND
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
The only known and surs Remedv for W O R M S —FIN,
TA PE, etc.
Y A N K E E NOTIONS.
He will ho plea-« «1 to have tho*o call who
wish anj o f tlie ai«>ve arccic«. end «»»urea
them that he will rjil at price*» to suit the
times.
N. IV—Ho can supply Families am', oth
er with
L iv e r y
R. M ’lWTOSH,
Every Day an Increase in Flesh
and W eight is Seen and Felt.
W ORM S.
W . I /i i b o l s k i ,
\ T r n o WOULD k b s p s c t f c l l y tn -
> V form tho Public, hut he keeps ail
kind» of FRUITS, and VEGETABLES ou
baud, that will be »oh! at either
W H O L E S A L E O F R E T A IL .
Tho Fruit. Vegetable*. Grapes, Ac., kept
bv him are tre»h ami o f tho b o t quality.
'H e zN» keep* Family Groceries, Atul »
large variety of Cakes C mk I m , 1\A moco aud
Cigars, together with an ¡wmftiu.'iU of
Baker City, Dec. 1, 1372.n30tf
HAS MADE TH E MOST ASTONISHING CURESs SO
q U IC K .S O R APID ARE TH E CHANGES TH E BODY
UNDERGOES. U N DER TH E INFLUENCE OF TH IS
T R U L Y W ON D E R FU L M EDICINE. T H A T
Urinary and W om b diieases, Gravel, Diabetes, Dropsy, Stop
page o f W ater, Inct ntinence o f Urine, Bright’ s Disease, Albu
minuria, and in ail caees where there are brickdust deposit*,
or the water is thick, cloudv, mixed with substances like the
white o f an epe, or threads like white (ilk, or there is a mor
bid, dark, bilious appearance, and white bonedust deposits,
and when there is a prickinp, burning sensation when pasting
water, and pain in th© Small o f the Back and along th© Loins.
Price, $1
KEFT BT
GRIER & K ELLOGG
Groicr Si Baisr’s Seviu Maclines.
AGUE.
F I Y f R A N D AGUE rort<) id# fifty r t n t t TT»#r# U not A
r*«*d i*l Mr#«» In (bit vorM that « i l l car* F t t « m i < A ra «v
and all other MaUrica«, Biliou*. Scrrl#«. T v r b ^ d , Yrlfcw ,
and other Frrrrr (aided bv R A D W A Y ’S FILLS) to q«*ck
ax R A D W A T S R EA DY RELIEF. Fifty ctoU par feolU#.
Soid fey D r.cxixu.
7
Waila Walla Yarialf aa.l Frail S i » ,
IS AGENT FOR
cotr I oot .
composed of part of the Southwest quarter of
Section No. 29, Township No. 7. North ol
Rango3G East, adjoining the flourishing city
of \Salla Walla, Washington Territory. The
Distribution .o take place at Lewiston on the
Fivo Thousand ,5,000) Tickets will be sold
at Five Dollars each. Five Hundred ami
Filly-nine (¡359) Prizes in Real Enuiui atiu
Gold Coin. ONE chance in every NINE to
get a price.
The l apital Prize is a largo, new and well
finished two-story dwelling house, containing
fourteen rooms, with tire places and marble
mantles, wood shed, cellar and out houses
complete, and twenty acresuf laud fenced aim
improved, with plenty el water mid over 4,000
la.t o f water pipe lor irrigating; over iwo
hundred bearing fruit trees, consisting ot
apples, ]>ears, peaches, plums and cherries,
of the liuest varieties; also a large variety ol
bearing grape vines; about one acre o f land
is planted with tlie «.nest variety of straw oer-
rics, ail bearing; said several hundred ot tlie
choicest blackberries, currants and gooseber
ries; and a large and varied selection or or
namental trie», flowering shrubs and vines.
This property cost the proprietor about Niue
i Thousand Five Hundred Dollars.
j T ill« V a lu a b le P r o p e r ty Is th e F irst
$«,->oo
¡ P r iz e , o n e r e d 'n t
1 P r iz e $1.000 H old C oin is
$1,000
flammation; and even consumption itself 1 Prize $500 gold coin is
500
1 Prize $250 gold coin is
250
yields to its magic influence.
1 Prize $100 gold coin is
100
Missionaries and others sojourning in for 2 Prizes $50 gold coin is
100
eign lands should not fail to tako with them 250 Town Lots in Elmer’s Addition
a good supply of Johnson's Anodyne Lini
to U alia Walla, W. T., $50 each,
12,500
ment. It is the most reliable medicine for 2 Prizes $-5 gold coin is
50
all purposes there is in the world.
300 Prizes $lu gold coin is
3,000
l in k i n g n G ra n d T o ta l o f $25,000.
Contagious diseases, such as horse ail, glan-
der, ‘ A c, may bo prevented by the use of
A list of the drawn numbers will be sent to
Sheridan's Cavalry Condit’ on Powders.— each person who has remitted to us, immedi
Persons traveling with horses should take ately after the drawitg. Coin Prizes will be
note of this.
seni by express to persons winning them.
K7“ For Coughs, Bronchitis and Con Deeds for Real Estate will be sent to tlie win
sumption, in its early stages, nothing equals ners by mail, registered, free of charge.
The drawing will take place under the
Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery.
management ot a Committee to be appointed
by the ticket holders.
T o ll I^ o a d
D R E S S MAKING!
R. R. R.
M r . E. C. Stejliert & Co.,
R adwáfs R eady R elief
It
m
v;:-
' B A K E R & I P
S E W
W w k
I r\ T O
ffip i
years.
Send for an illustrated circular, in which
we refer to over 500 Bankers, Merchant*. Ac.,
tKomoof whom yon may know.) using our
Pianos in Forty-Four States ami Torritono*.
[£7” Phase state where von » w i n t h i s n j -
tice.
U. «.©PIANO CO..
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866, Brtvdwav, N. Y.
Cured l>>/ Jiodirny'» Jtenolvent.
FLORENCE.
D i- f lt A D ' W A Y ’S
perfectly tosteleai, elegantly coated with sweet gum. purge,
regulate, purify, cleanse, and strengthen.
Railway’ s Fills,
for the cure o f ail disorders o f the Stomach, Liver, Bowels,
Kidneys, Bladder, Nervous Diseases, Headaehe, Constipation,
Costiveness, Imiigestinn, Dyspepsia, Biliousness. Bilious Fe
ver. Inflammation o f the Bowels, Files, and all l>erxngements
o f the Internal VUcera. Warranted to effect a positive cure.
Purely Vegetable, containing no mercury, minerals, or dele
terious drugs.
A fvw doses o f R A D W A Y ’S FILLS w*l! free the system
from all the above-named disorders. Price,
cents per box.
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS.
READ "F A L S E AND T R U E .” Send one letter stamp
to R A D W A Y A CO., No.
Warrva Street, New York. Infor
mation worth thousand* will fee sent yen.
L S V E R Y S T A B L E
G p e c i.il atten tion is called
k j lo tlie Kr4'i»tiiui>rov<>nM‘ ntM imiu I o
recen tly In th is excellen t tliirtiliin,
mul tu the new m ul «-li-giuit » ly le « e t
I Casi*» iidthsl tu o u r l u i .
f f p
p
FLORENCE.
I
M y ?
5^'SttShcl (crJ^S
M6MONTGOMERYS* L f t y /t s
r p H I S STABLE HAS JUST BEEN HE-
-” ■- • \ S A N F R A N C I S C O . M\-\: ■
i built, atul the proprietors are now pre
pared to carrv on the business in
S P L E N D ID s t y l e .
The Proprietors will spare neither labor
nor expense to render their establishment a
success.
They will keep constantly on hand a sup MU.S. n. C. SilK PH K RD , A g e n t at
BAKER CITY, OREGON.
ply of
April 2, 1873.n47n39
Good Ilorsee,
Single and
Double Buggies,
Carriages, etc.,
W
AND
R E T A I L
And everything connected w ith a first class
¡L O T M
S t f A ’-BlLlS,
I IO L E 8 A L E -
LIQUOR STORE.
Jor those avito prefer a M a-
. c t iiiic fe c t liit g fh e n o r l» nvvny Iron s
th e o p e r a t o r , n e n o w h a v e «at* o f
th a t <1 interi p i Ion . q u iet,en sy -rtn in in g r
a n d h a v in g n il tiro o t h e r p e u li-ir ex*
j eclleiiH.-«« o f Use o t h e r s t y l.1.
j FLORENCE^
» Mire to please. If there i*
o n e w ith in a Ihoimtntd u i l l m o f
1
han FrntseiMCO n ot w o r k in g w ell, I
W ill attesili to It w ilh o n t an y I'Xjil iiW
lo th o ow u er.
S A U l 'I X I I Ì I X , A^t,
FLORENCE
I »
the on ly P lachine
that
ca n New In m o re Until o n e <lir«-c-
tlon — h a v in g n i <• verni lile leed — »
K reut a d v a n ta g e tu laN teuiuK
o l Ni-nntM, tu q u i Iti u g , e tc .
iim U
FLORENCE.
Saddle horses hired to go to anv part of
the country. Horse« boarded, and the best
x a m in e tlie Florence» or
care bestowed upon them while in their
Mend lo r C ircu la r m id «.uiuplrs
o l W o rk betöre yon |»urchu»r a sew -
charge.
K ^T erm s reasonable.
lu g .Vfaehtue. U l'V ‘IIII: I.KVJ 1
Respectfully informs the Citizens and D eal
Fhankfnl for past patronage, wo expect by
M ach ine« sold o n lib e ra l t n iim .
er* o f E astern Oregon, that he has estab-
5,000 Tickets; § 5 Each.
honest and liberal dealing to doserve the
cd himself in the Liquor Business at
continued patronage of the public.
P L A N
OF
D R A W I N G :
R. D. McCORD.
The numbers from 1 to 5.000. correspond
n25tf_________PETER DEISEXBOTH.
ing with the number of Tickets, will be plac
ed in one wheel, and 659 numbers, corres
Wlic. i he is prepared to fill all orders iu bis
^ P r o c la m a tio n .
E W IN G M A C H IN E S .
ponding with the number of Prizes w ill be
line with the best of
in a second wheel. The wheels are then re
S A M U E L I I I L L , A g e n t,
volved and a number drawn from the wheel X T IH E R E A S , UNDER THE ACT OF Liquors, Wines, Tobacco and
No. 1» New M oiitjjoim -ry Street,
!
W
the
Legislative
Assembly
of
the
State
of numbers, aud at the same time a n uni bar
Grand Hotel Jluildimj, San J runcbco.
is drawn from the other wheel; the number of Oregon, entitled “ An Act to Protect Liti
Cigars,
B
ed -
gants,’’
Approved
October
24,1870,
the
and prize drawn out are exhibited to the au
J A S . U. L O O M IS , A g e n t ,
dience aud registeied by the Secretaries, tlie bock D emocrat , a newspaper published at aud every thing in Ins line, in quantities tc
suit,*and at low prices. He sells for
Prize being placed agaiastthe number drawn. Baker Citv, Baker County, Oregon, has been
D5m l0
l*OUTLAN'D, OREGON.
designated
to
publish
the
Legal
and
Judicial
This operation is repeated until all the Prize
Ready
Pay
Only,
Advertisements for the counties of Baker and
numbers are driwn out.
K e g S a lo o n .
Reference is made by permission to the Grant, in Oregon; and whereas, the Propri and is therefore enabled to sell cheap. He
following: General Janres McAuliff, late etor of said B edrock D emocrat has bled can Bell Goods to the T rade, c h e e p e r than
with
the
County
Clerks
of
said
Counties
Sheriff of Walla Walla county} Hon. F. P.
“ PAP” L E V E N 8 Las opened a
Dugan, Thomas Quinn,' Esq., and Hon. B. written stipulations accepting the condition« email Dealers can lay them do we here from
of
said
Act,
together
with
Bonds,
approved
Portland or San Francisco.
L. sharpstein, Attorney-at-Law; all of Walla
as the law direct«, with proper returns and
Walla, W. T.
He keeps a full assortment of
notices
thereof
to
this
office,
according
to
law.
In connection with bis SAMPLE ROOM,
Persons residing at a distance can rest as
NOW, Therefore, tlie B edrock D emocrat
BAR FIXTU R ES.
where none but the be»t of
sured their interests are as well protected
as though they were present and personally is hereby proclaimed to be appointed and
Give
him
a
Call,
Sample
bis
Goods
and
Liquors, Cigars, &c.,
lonfirmed as tho medium through which all
superintended the management.
Legal- and Judicial advertisements for tbo learn his pricee.
Will be kept He has had all o f las Bar L i
G o o d a u d R e s p o n s ib le A g e n t s W a n t counties of Baker and Grant «hall be pub
Jane, 4, 1878.
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quors examined by PlrosicUns, and they
ed E veryw h ere!
lished, for the period authorized by law.
LaTe pronounced all fit ter
Done at the City of Salem, this 27th day of
Meney can be sent in Registered Letters,
Lime!
Lime!
Lime!
Medicinal Purposes,
Postoflice money orders, Drafts or by Expttess. February, A. D. 1873.
And he will keep none othor in his Kegs, for
I S T A T E S E A L .]
Address,
JOHN BREARLEY,
) oberts & Nelson h a v e on h a n d Retail. He rellino poison to customers, and
L. F. GROVER.
Banker and Assayer,
L Lime of good quality, and will sell at will not have Drunk mefl about his pretn
Lewiston, Idaho Territory.
Attest:
Governor.
low rates-
8 . F. C h a d w i c k ,
ises. His Ke^ Saloon is quiet and retired,
Agent for sale of Tickets at Baker Citv,
Order* from a distance solicited.
Secretary of State.
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and no gambling allowed.
nlOtf
r ?2M
J- B. GARDNER.
P A P
L E V IN S
E
B A K E R CITY,
FLORENCE
S
KEG SALOON
F