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nnd Winnemucca; tlio lar
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Volume XI.
WJW CITY, GltiWT COUjYTY. OliEGOA', TWHSDA X) JANlJl HX' JO, 1S90.
1 iU .
THE GRANT COUNTY HEWS,
I'L'BUSIIBt) KVBSV TIIUIUiDAY UOUSI.NO
HY
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
Co. JllllgU
Work
Tteasuror
Commissioners
Surveyor
Sheriff
Assessor
School Supt
Stock Inipoctor. .
, V. R. Mnxcy.
. Phil Mctachan
..N. 11. Holey.
J. II. Mcllnloy.
II. II. Davis.
.... J. H. Ncal
....W. P Gray
, CIms. Titnins.
K. HnycH.
... T. H.Curl
DUt. Judges " '
Disc. AUornoy. . .
U It. Ison
Junius A. Foo
... .J. L. Rand
Church Directory
Itov. A. Fads hoMu diviuo scrvico
nt tho Wit.ogar school houso nt 1 1
o'clock a. m. on tho lt Sabbath of
each month, mid at 7 o'clock in tho
evening nt (ho M. Ii. chuich in Prai
rie City. Also nt tho Strawborry
Kchool house at 11 a, m, on tho 3rd
Sabbath of naoh month nnd nt Prai
rio City in 'ho evening of the siuno
day. At John Day City at 1 1 a in.
on tlio tied und 1 th Suudayn, mid nt
Canyon City nt 7 in the ovoning of
ll.o amo day.
DEPUTY STOCK INSPECTORS
NOTICE is honiby given that I
havo nppoinlod tho following
nniiind porsons as my DoputioH, viz:
AJIE8. POHTOPMCE.
I j. I). Luco Wanton
Win. llnll Prairio City
Job F.tmH, Fox Vul John i)uy
I.ove Railoj Slowurt
R. W. Carter Hamilton
W. W. Hiiiton Monument
Jolui O. Luce John Day
Warren Carsncr WHgner
Jan. Wallace Long Crook
L II Johnson Dayvillo
John 11 Huker Caleb
W 11 Gillis Ritter
T. II. Cum,
Stouk Inspector for Grant County.
Posloflico Ml. Yornoii, Or.
Cavox City
Okeoox.
Itoet. or Hboe. tuU t utJc. St bmUj rl'ttrvd.
All Work Warranted r'lrt-el
J. Li B. VIAL & SON.
II 'ATCIIMA KERS
ami JEW EL JCltS,
llAKCU CITY, - OllKdO.V.
Dealers in
WATCHfc'f, CI OCK8,
JEWELRY, SILVERWARF,
V OLINS mid GUITARS.
Uaujr W Umii ou CotUUrtU.
Sr Oppwilo Union MoatMtrkil,
Mttiu Strut t.
PROFKSSIONAL OAUDS.
Q W. nARlUJli, M. I).
l'lijhlt'luu kV HurtMin.
Oa.vvox City : : Orufon.
OBlco next door U C, tanir1!
ollleu, Mnlu Street,
jj If.- YOUNG, II. D.
Homcoop dtJilMl
Physician and Surgeon.
John Day Citv, Or,
g ORR, M. I).
Cnnyon City, Ogn.
OlSw M Sli 8trct In IUM faruMtlr otu
Anl tj lr. llowknl.
Q I. IIAZKLTINM
X'-liOtOBVftpllO c
CAM VOX 01 IY.
0UK00N.
g & DEN NINO.
Attorn y-n 1- I.n u.
IONQ ClIEUK OllEOON
JTJ A. KNIGHT,
nOHJKT'I'XQ'jEr.
aVNYON 0!TY - OtlKOOX.
Ofllc'o over John Sohniidt'ii onliinet
nhop; oflico hourti from On in to -I p in
ALL WOIIK WARRANTED.
Juuusii k. COZ.U).
ATI'ORNEYS AT lV.
Oa.nyox City, - Oitixo.v.
jp a JIORSLEY, M D.
Guaduatsoi-the U.vivkhbity op
P.n,vhvi,vamia, April 8, 1818.
Cnnyon Citv, Orugon.
O lien in bin Drug Store, Main Street
liilciH for DrugH promptly ftMotl
No profcKHional ptiti-onago Kolietel
in'a.ss diicctiono nro strictly followed.
rr ir.r. "aTi lt.
Attornoy-at-Law
AMI
Notarv Public.
Puauiik City ... Oiikoos,
Also A caul for tho Halo of School
Lauds.
J. OLLIVEE,
Propriotor of the
John Day Milk Ranch'
rrwh milk di-livoroil daily to my
customcrH in John Dnv mid Canyon
citioH. Cio mo your orders.
II. MO LEY,
xs 33 icr a 2: a rv .
(f)lli.-c tij i'.-.t Mivmu-.- llnll)
Cauyou CR7 .... Oregtn.
CZT .111 Work Warranted.
Livery anil Full Ho.
LEE MILLER, Propr.
Cunyou City, Orniit Co. OroK""
I'CTKIl KfllL's UU) BTANll
Having bought thimo jiopulai
SlableH I n-Hpectfully Koliell ahhnro of
the public patronage.
Fiul-clnBu Singlo and Double
TeutiiH to let.
tlHK uuuaiuH It IIOAII CAUTS.
Special attention given to the
raro of transient stcck.
mm
CtTMU, tad TraJt Mrk obulncl, nd til 1'it
at builniM eouJacUnl fur mooi natc Ttit
dim oinet i OrMiiTi ,u,e patikt orict
tCil nt uu ircun ulcut lu lux tlug ttau lUo.
rvmoUi frjm WfliU';ft' a, .....
benj moJ I dnwlos or J.lmlo., llh djttrlp
tlo. W diM. If itrvUU nr not. fiwi U
cbtrg. Our fo tut duu nil lrut U trcuiwl.
A PAuriutr "How toOlulii 1-aUintf," Mltb
nauio of rlul cllrnta la Jfuur buiv, cwvutjr, or
Uin, ivulfrwu. Addrixi,
C.A.SNOWt&CO.
or-f. patcnt Orricr, Wiminotoi, D. C.
Prnneo is tlio grontcst nation for
tlie coitiiiiinplton of onulT, and a
few ymrt ago it averaged eovoii
on nce a yor H-r inlmbitHtit. Af
ter tli Praiico-Ciorinan war tho
amount was todiiuwl, until now
onlY livo ounce pur imiabilant is
ittotl.
In niioiuut tiincii oratory was
tlio only clmnnul of communion
tiou Iwtwcon 111011, nnd tlio only
inutliod of dlsMiiiiuutiiig intolli
police. It iillod tliu plncu which
,n now flllwl liy tliu daily pruxs.
I'ooplu did nil their thinking
tliroudi the orator, just as many
now do tlirougli tlio ncwupapurii.
A diiitillory at I.yncbbury, ().,
hwl in store the other wot-k just
an uvun million gallons of whisky.
If you liavo it piut-o of clmll; nnd a
Imm lloor you can pcrlmpn ligure
up tlio number of drunks, mur
der tight, cii3s-woi(l and family
rows sucli a (pmntity of red oyc ia
cnjviblo of producing.
Tho countries of Kit rone, taken
on uti avurnge, upend dollurj ou
food investigations whero this
country ipcnds eent-i. in this
conimratively thinly settled coun
try it sliould'not lw' necesiiary to
spend 11 proortionntu amount;
but as n inattor of fact, thu pro
portion of nilultcriitwl to tho puru
fool sold hero is higher than in
any European country.
Many of tlio ncliool houses of Da
kota are being provided with bar
rels of water, jHjtntocs, beans, collco
and cooking utensil, und in en so
thirty or forty peohiri) are penned
up by a blizznrd for two or threo
days this winter there will bo no
danger of starvation.
AI.'TOIUATIO SKWI.MJ .71 ACIt IM!
Has no equal In dvlivernl free every
wlieie. I'li-niio henil full I'ofct Oflico ad
iIiumi. incliiiliiig (''unity, mid nliK your
khllipliiL' adit icm, iiicliidlli! inllroail tn-
tiou nu.iil ronvt'iiiviit In yi'ii. One rent
pnHtal ciipein'o will l.rinii tu you ouir
tliiiiL' ur'. ami iiniiorl.'iiit forcteiv Inm
tly. I'or full patlu ill im plcnixi mini to
.No. -li, VH-t .'III Mlftl, Atf iotK
City.
Prof. Loisetlxs
II
SB HI
M M1SQ V!tV tdta
DISCOVERY AND TRA1HIKQ METHOD
In ipit ' lnltrl.l litiutuxit wt.loh rxm U
t)rr &r-l p'- ! iult . t lti t)ri.itwt, lit 4iw (
tb murrpr4tiA!-by m t
e.n" lit, ftiwt mt U- I "1 ! trt.tpt 1 'f-lM hl.it
fif til fru.l.f hU r.ill ' I n l(H.ti 1I1 1.1 r.-tti.lc Kttm
utul'Htl-ttMi uiKnritr ami i--i rt 1 u tvcwici.
Urif7CulturA llf v-i.-r.i.tii t.-a lr-j.
l
rt rlA tllkl llHU IV. . .tJll IV 4Ullt I tl tl It I
'r.-.ta.! t.itiiu.HiUI a..t 1
CITY LIVERY STABLE!
AXIJ-
(OltltA!, aLd FEED HTAllLE
W. R. CUNNINCTON,
Proprietor.
(Wood A Churcli'ii old Stiind)
(luO.1 IrtlJ lint hIw HfcWW Hoi."
furnUlwil m ll liuur .4 tlio Ujr or lilhl a
rMMiiialtl itIo. I'ArUvulMr llvnlluti ubl la
KNTIIAKUE
Main im! W.l,lni;l"ii iit.iu.
PAT CAMPBELL.
Wholesaled Jielail
liKALHIt IN
GROCERIES
PROVISIONS
iFlonr ad M
WEAR THE DEPOT,
BARER CITY, Or.
Goodii found to bo not lint
class nuy lo returned.
W. S. SOUTUWOETIl,
j'1101'iiii.Ton or--
fJtGam Sasli & Door Factory
Canyon Citv, Or.
Sasli. Doers, Windows, Olaw, Putty,
iuouiuiiig, anil urcsccu i.uinucr
Etc., Coiutantly on Hand.
Furniture Made to Order. I
THi: CUKStt OF TIUUBT.
How a Holy AnRtl Laid a Curse Up.
on a Hardened Man, and How
She Took it off after Ma.
ny Yean.
I'huro i ir itnlv n fountnin,
fsnys n writer in the Chicago nuioa,
over wlticn ie tlio Ututo of n beg
gnr drftmiug at tt spring. it is
cnllod tno "Ik-ggnr' jPountnin,"
and this h tliu story: Oucu uhjii
tiino thero lived, so siays tho leg
end, a very proud and haughty
innn, who lintod tlio poor nml o"t
himself nlxno nil th world who
were not n wl-kIiIiv and well
drogscd an hiuuelf, ami his want of
charity was so great that it had
become proverbial, nnd n buggnr
would no inoro Invo thought of
nuking broad ut his gatu than of
asking him for his fortue.
However, there was u spring on
Ins land, n sweet spring of cold
water, and, a it was the only one
for miles, innny n wayfarer juvusud
to drink of it, but novor was per
mitted to do so. A servant, well
uriuod, was kopted upon thu watch
to drive such persons away.
Now, thero never had been
known beforu any one so avari
cious as to rcfttiu ti cup of cold
water to hie fellow. man, and the
angels, talking among onch other,
could not believe it; and one of
them said to thu reel:
"It i imiHissible for any but Sa
tan himself! I will go to earth
and prove that it is not true."
And so this fair and holy angel
disguibed herself as
A llinitiAlt WOMAN,
covered her coldeu hair with a
black hood nnd cIiojo the momuiit
whan the muster of the house him
self was standing uoar the spring
to comu slowly up thu road, walk
ing over tho stones with bate feet
and to paiuo beside thu fountnin
and humbly ask for a draught of
its sweet water.
Instantly tho servant who
guarded the spot interposed the
pike he carried, but thu angel, do
siring to take news of a good deed,
not of an evil one, back to heaven,
tinned to the muster himielf.
"Sir," she said, "I am, in you
sou, a wanderer from afar. Sa
how ltoor my garments are, how
Mail led with travel. It is not
surely at our bidding that your
servant forbids me to drink. And
Tlie lir:aiica of purlf)tnp tlie blood can
not o orcirKtliiiattHt, fur n illmal I'Uro Muol
you eaiuint t njoy e.kxI licatlh.
At tliH c.t.iu neat ly cury ono r.frl a
CCkhI mfilluiiii l uiUy, Halite, ami enrich
tho Llixxl, ami wo niW yu to try llooil'j
Daz-nllir" ''(rina. Ititrenutlifin
rCUllliai aii t.uii.1, p i,0 ,jitcm.
crrats.1 an appftlti-, ami tones llm illtilun,
nbllo It eradicate iIUcajo. Tlio iwenlbr
combination, iroortliii, ami frpparatlon
cf tlio rct'tablo rcroctllri uiimI clvo to
Ilnod'a RnrJiarlla eciil. -t- i-of
lar curalho (ouert. I.'o 0 llocll
DtltcriM(llclnolia4iiKli a rrronl of wonderful
curcj. If you tiavo uiado up your mind to
buy Hood' Hartaparllla do not bo lndiivt to
talio'any oilier liutrnd. It U a IVcullar
iledlrlne, ami li worthy your couOdeiKC.
Hood's Sariararllla l ioM by all drucf lit.
I'rci ared by O. I. lluod ft Co., IajwcII, ll us.
IOO Dosos Ono Dollar
PIANOS,
ORGANS
U. I!1YJ:S, John I)'nY, )r.
Agent for tho While Howinj; Miiuhiuo,
tho bout in tho world. A.'hd for the
EnrhulV OiKaim, and Rush t OerU
Pianos. Hieko instriiinonlH nro mi-
oxeullud and sold at fair prioes. Mr.
uayH will call on vou for orilors for
Dr. Scott k hloctnc uooda ami homo-
its your orders for Gold and Silver
wat'ohos, Charms, Solid Jewelry, ami
I'luted Tabluwara All goods war-
united as represented.
J'lciiHO givo mo a call.
CCUPCUSD EXlfUCT
even if it is, l prny you bid him
lot tno nlone, for I am very thirs-
y."
Thu rich limit looked at her
with stornful eyes und laughtnl
contemptuously.
"This is not a public fountain,"
ho said. "You will liuil ouu in
thu next village."
"Tho way is long," pleaded tlio
angel, "and I inn a woman, and
but weak."
"Drivu hoi away," eaid tliu rich
man, and, as bespoke, tho beggar
turned; but ou tliu instant Iter
black hood dropped from hur head
and rovenltvl Hoods of rippling gol-
don hair her unseemly rags fell
to tho ground nnd thu 'shimmer
ing robes that angels wuar shonu
in their place. I'or a moment she
hovered,
i-oihkii as rrui'i.i: wi.nuh,
with hor bauds folded ou her bo
som and an iuelTublu sweetness of
sorrow in hor eyes. Then, with a
gush of mimic and a Hood of per
fume shu vanished.
Thu sorvant full to thu earth like
one dead. Thu rich man trem
bled nnd cried out, for he know
that ho had forbidden n cup of
cold watur to an angel, and horror
osocd Ins soul.
Almost instantly, also, a terri
ble thirst fell iiKin him, which
uothiiiL' could assuuue. In vain
ho drunk wines, sherbets, draui'hts
of all pleasing kinds. Nothing
could slnku his thirst. The sweet
water of the spring was Salter to
him than the nun. lie who never
in his lifu had known an uiigratitl-
od desire, now oxperiunceil the
torture of an ever iintatislied lout;-
iug; but through this misery he
began to understand what hu had
done, lie repented his cruelty to
the poor. Alms were given daily
at his gale. Charity was tho bus"
iuess ot his life. The fountain was
no longer guarded, and noar it
hung over a cup ready for anyone
who chose to usu it. Hut the
ourso --if curso it wuro was never
lifted.
Tho rich man -young when the
angel visited him grew middle
aged, elderly, old, still tortured by
this awful thirst, despite his pray
ers and repentance; hu had him
self broken bread for the most inis
erabiu beggar who eamu to Ins
door.
And at M) yours of age, bowed
with infirmity and
wi;ai:y or 1 1 if i.ii'i:,
he sut ouu day hcsiihi the fountain
weeping. And lo! along tins road
lu- saw approaching a boggiir-wo-man,
hooded in black, wonring sor
did rugs anil walking over tho
(tones with her Imro fe'dt. Slow
ly hhe came ou and paused hcido
the fountain.
".May I drink?" she asked.
"There are iioiiu to forbid thee,"
said the old in .ti, trembling.
"Drink, poor wntiinu. neo an
augel was forbidden hero, but that
time hits passed. Drink, ami pray
for one athirst. Hero is thu cup.
The woman bout over thu foun
tain and lilled tho cup; but instead
of putting it to hur own lipi shu
presented it lo thosu of thu old
man.
"Drink, then," t-liu cried, ".ml
thirst no more!"
Thu old man took thu cup ami
emptied it. Oh, blessed draught!
With it tho torture of years do
parted, and as lie drank it hu
prnihod heaven. And lifting li s
eyes oucu nioro hu saw the lieg
gar's hood drop to the ground ami
her nigs fall to pieces, ror a mo
ment sliu stood revealed in all her
beauty of snowy skin and golden
hair ami silvery raiment; and shu
stretched her hand toward him, im
in blessing, and then, rihiug ou
purple pinions, vanished in thu
skies. A strain of music lingered
a perfume tilled tho air, and those
who eamu thoru soon after found
the old man praying besidu thu
spring.
He fore hu died hu built thu
fountain from which thu spring
still gushes, nml it, with the splen
did mansion boyond it, now a hos
pital, has been given to tliu pour
forovor.
A social problem is, if it takes
ouu woman three hours to attend
six receptions the buiiiu afternoon,
how nintiv enn two women visit ill
seventeen ilayu ami twenty min
utes r
Statistics show that Ohio has
31 ,o00 inoro ly than girls.
lug Tavern ia tho naino of a
prosjwrous village in Georgia.
A wifo in Vinttllmvcn, Me., left
hor Intslwnd hccntiH) hu wouldn't
buy onions.
Itanium's show in London eon
tiuiies to draw well, but not the
enormous crowds of thu hrsl ier
formanees.
All tho fashionable reports in the
South of Franco are rapidly filling
up with visitors from varioiiH parts
ol tho worm.
It seems to ho undecided wbetb
or the eustoinarv court balls at the
llorlin Opera House are to ho bold
this winter or not.
A cilkon of Warren, Ohio, claims
that two ghosts met Inm ou Hie
street one evening, He recognized
both as friends long dead.
Frank Crone, a rich merchant of
hno county, Ohio, was married the
other day to his sister's grand
daughter. The groom is (la and
the bride LM.
The latest Umdnn wrinkle in the
way of insurance is a nchetno to in
sure against burglary. A private
residence nnd its contents are insur
ed for R'2 cents a vear. Articles
specially insured, liku jowolry and
plate, cost extra.
A eitien of llawkiusville, (ia.,
Mili'erlug from the uHtlima, was ad
vised to try a remedy sometimes
UKeil by the negroes. Ho got a hor
nets nest, boiled it made a tea,
drank the liquid, and was com
pletely cured.
,
Tho licentiousness of the English
nobility, and upper stratum ofoei
ety there, has been carried to tim-li
an extent that the people are now
about ripe for a revolution. Tho
crown peerage and hereditary rank
is perishing fiom the vices of the
nobles.
o
A new cause for a pension is re
ported by the Union correspondent
of the Hock lit ml (Me.) Courier, who
says that a veteran in that town
"is sum-ring from strengthening of
the brain, general ability, and
ehroiiieal information of (ho sponta
neous hilarity Hpstom."
A man named Laird, at Rattle
Ground, hid , a short time ago,
went to a neighlKir's hog pen, killed
a fat porker, dressed it up in men's
clothes, putting a lint on its head,
and thi n placed it on thu seal bo
side him in his huge;'. Rut the
trick was detected ami he was ar
rested la-fore ho reached his own
house.
There is great exoitomont
throughout Spain over tlo limita
tion in fuvorof n republic, that linn
been growing since thu overthrow of
the Brazilian empire. It has in
creased to Hiieh a degree that an
uprising is imminent. A crisis was
averted by tho Queen llogont agree
ing to a uiudiriertiou of the cabinet
lo apH aso tho republicans
A St. Louis woman thinks that
married men ought to wear riugon
their fingers, as the ladies do, indi
cating their fo in I status. She says
that if tlu-y did there would not he
so many wounded lieaits lying
around. When a gentleman ap
prom hrd a lady she could readily
determine whether or not he is in or
out of tin- matrimonial market, and
demean herself ai eordingly.
They have an effective way of
th-aling ttilh habitual drunkards in
Norway and Sw h-n. They put
(hem in jail and feed them entirely
ou bread and wine. The bread ii
sleeKid in wine an hour before it is
served. Thu lirtt day a man will
lake it, but before many more he
will hato the sight of it. After an
incarceration of this fort tunny be
come total abstainers.
The ritixens of Windham, Me.,
nro Inughing nt a newly married
man of tlml town who went to Port
land shopping, taking his bride
with him, but who forgot hur when
hu started for home, ami had near
ly reuched Windham before the un
easy consciousness that he had for
gotten something dually resolved
itself into the realization of the fact
that it was his wife who was left behind.
Ills Last Uequeet,
I lipftnl n story on ni) Irish
innn the other dy which I think
is now," sriid a friend nt tlio club.
"This IritltuiiUi .was in thu habit
of going homo drunk every night
of Ins I ilo ami beating His poor
wifo Hiddy in the good old fash
ion. Hu didn't lick her because
hu disliked hor of wnntexl to p.in
ish her, but just lutwuno ho
thought it tho procr thing to do.
Finally, howover, the pfttietit wo
man could stand it no longer and
appealed to tho priest. Tlio rev.
urond father went to her homo
that evening and wailed for Pat.
Ilo came, drunk as niml, and tho
good prient took him in hand.
"Pat," says he, "yon'ru drunk."
"Via, vour rivere'iifH-," snya Pat,
"Pin feclin' purty good."
"Wull, how long is this pjoiu' to
continue, I'd liku to krowf
"list a!) long ita I kin git n
tlhrop or tho creator," says Pat.
"I can't stop dhrinkiu,'
"Now, fcio hero, Pal," says thu
good father, I'll tell you what.
You'll stop this right hum to
night, if you over got drunk
again I'll turn vo into n mt tl'vu
mind Hint! If I don't sue yu I'll
know about it just tho 'suiin
whether yu got grunk or not, ami
if yu get drunk into a nit yu go.
Now remember lhat ihoru's u
good man.
"I he pm-il went awny anu rat
was docile that Light; but thu
next niuhl when lie eamu homo
and kicked open tho door onu
glaucu showed Hiildy that hu wa.l
loaded to thu hut. Shu guugori
hij -jug' at onco nud saw ho was in
tii'litiu'' trim, so shu doilyoii In:-
html thu table in an attitude of de
fence.
"Don't be afrusd. darlin,' said
Pat in a subdued ki-v, a ho stead
ied hiuinclf before dropping into a
uhair. -I'm not uoin' lo bate you
this night. I'm nut goin' to lay
thu weight of mo llngor on yu. 1
want vo to be kind to me tw-uight
darlin, ami to rcinoinlior, if yo kin
thu days whun wo was Mwaleliuarts,
and when i was always kind to yu
and yo loved me. Wo know liis
riverunce was huro last night, unit
hu tonld mo if I iver got dhrunlc
again hu' turn in - into a int. I'm
(lliruuk this m'liit, darlin'. Thu
prasto didn't sue me, but In knows
1 in dl.rtiuk, ami this night into it
rut 1 go. I want yo lo be kind lo
uiu, darlin', nod watch me, mill
whin yu see-ifn- gittin little, nud
thu hair growin' out ou me, an'
me whikkers gittin' long, for (lod's
sake, 'a lin', n yo love mo, keep
yer eye on the eat."
Absolutely Puro.
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ROBT, WARD. Prop.
HARNICSS, WHU'rf, SPURS,
And geuerul supplies constantly
kept on baud.
Knddhm ordorcd at a Kinnll
count.
Repairing done on shot I notice.
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POWDER