L itebaey S ociety .— The Baker City Lite
V ick ’ s F lo r al G l id e .— W e have received
rary Society met at the Academy last Friday the January, 1874, No. o f Vick’s Floral Guide.
R e tim i*» g f m o f w t .
evening, when the following subject was dis
B A K E R CI T V , D E C E M B E R . 3, 1873. cussed: “ Besolved, That labor saving ma
chines are a benefit to the laboring classes.”
The question was decided in the affirmative.
L. P. FISH ER , Nos. 30 and 21, N ew M er
chants' Exchange, is our authorized A gen t I Mr. Frank Kea delivered the lecture o f the
o ban Francisco.
evening. The following persons are on duty
It is a magnificent publication, and should
be in the hands o f every person who pre
tends to cultivate flowers. Persons wishing
to examine a copy can do so by calling at the
D emocrat office.
Hon D. B- Scofield, of Auburn, returned
for next Friday evening: Lecttirer H. N. j from Portland yesterday morning.
McKinney; Recitation—Pauline Eppinger;
Sheriff Shinn is across the mountains on
Essay—Ella Hull; Declamations—Jas. Mof-
business.
fit and Ilovey Barrett. The fbllowing sub 0 '^ 'C h a s. s t . L o u i* has located perma
ject will be discussed: Resolved, That the nently in Baker; and is now prepared to man-
A G EN TS —The follow in g named gentle*
men are authorized to act as Agents lor the
B edrock D e m o cr a t :
U ko . P. H o w e l l & Co., N ew York.
Til os. B oyce , san Francisco,
T. C. E v a n s , Boston, Mass.
L S a m v e l s , Portland, Oregon,
L. P. F is h e r , bun Francisco.
H on . D unham \N eight , Union County, O.
P. C. H arter , Albany, Oregon.
M.
W. D avis , NS alia Walla, \V. T.
S. V. K nox , Pendleton, Oregon.
J. D. A gnew , Boise City, luaho.
J. J. D ooley , Ciarkeviiie, Oregon.
L. H. W ells , Da Uranue, Oregon.
W'. A. C rawford , Payette Valley, Id&li).
B. hi. JEFtRtYs, Weiser Vaiiey, iuano.
N ed . 'I vrk , Canyon City, Oregon.
H. H. H yde , Uiuoio Ci»y, Oregon.
F a r m e r s around Union and the Cove can
pay their subscriptiou to the D emocrat to
Geo. Wright A bon, merchants at Union, or
Cowles & McDaniels or b. G. French at The
Cove. Pei sous wishing to subscribe in that
portion ol Union county can give their names
to either ol the above nameu parties.
Money Martet.
credit system is a detriment to the people o f
the I nited States.
The disputants on
the affirmative are Harry Shepherd, Mr. Me-
Clelland and Edward McEacben, on the lieg-
alive Frank Rea. Frank Bowen and Logan
Estes. A ll are invited to attend.
au(i repair all kinds o f jewelry and
w-atoDes. After tweuty-eight years oxperi-
ence ¿n Die business, he feels competent to
give entire satisfaction. Mr. St. Louis, is
¿igo ageut for the best Sewing Machine 1U
J
tjje NewWilsou, price, $55,00.
C larks CiiKfX.—This mining camp has
been one of the best.in Baker county the past
season, and the white men who have been
mining there have doue better than ever be-
fore, as wa are informed by those who have
had the best opportunities o f knowing. The
mining season closed there only one week
since. It is claimed that the miners of Clarks
Creek, the season that has just closed, have
taken as much gold out there as has been
taken out in the balance o f Baker county.
I f this is the case, the amount is immense.
We are glad to know o f the good fortune of
the miners of Clarks Creek.
F or the very best Photographs, go to
Bradley A Rulofson's Gallery without S tairs
Q-p» Ascend in the E LE V A TO R , 429 Mont-
: gomery Street, San Francisco
Latest New York Gold Quotations,
109 H
LEGAL TENDERS IN PORTLAND :
Buying.................. 90c. | belling,.............. 01
Dr. R. V. Pierce, o f Buffalo, N. Y ., first
advocated constitutional as well as local treat
ment as being necessary lor the cure of Ca
tarrh, and so successful has his Golden Med
ical Discovery proven as a constitutional
N o t i c e-
treatment, when accompanied with the use
o f Dr. Sage’s Catarrh Remedy, applied local
T he undersigned has not Leased or Sold
ly by means of Dr. Pierce’s Nasal Douche
out his Hotel Business at the Dalles, bt t ("the only method of reaching the upper and
will continue m the luiure, as in the past, to back chambers of the head) that ho lias long
dispense tne substantial elements ol Due to offered $500 reward for a case that he cannot
the traveling public.
cure. Both medicines with instrument for
THOM AS SM ITH ,
$2, by all Druggists.
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Solo Proprietor Empire Hotel.
F rank B rown .—A week or two since a lo
cal notice appeared in the D emocrat which
wag not noticed by the Editor until after the
On and alter May 20th, 1872, the Post O f whole edition of the paper was worked off.
fice hours w ill be from 9 a. m. to 7 p. m.—
buudays excepted.
Open on buudays lrorn Brown was a good driver for his own gain,
but very bad for those who trusted him with
9 to 10 a. m. und 5 to 0 p. m.
\V. E. M’CRABY, r. m .
valuables. He appropriated to his own use
about two thousand dollars, the property o
Meteorological Table.
citizens of Clarks Creek, and Eldorado. It
appears, from all the circumstances which
Through the politeness of Professor S. P. have come to light, since he left, that he had
Barrett, we are enabled to lay before our Leon stealing systematically. His career in
readers the following table showing the range this county shows him to bo a bad, dishonest
o f the Mercury for the woek emliug Nov_ man.
29th, 1873, at Baker City, Oregon:
S idew alk .—We hope our citizens will not
10 p,
12 M.
7 A. M.
neglect
to extend the sidewalk on from the
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Sunday,
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Court
House
to the Academy before it be
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Monday,
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Tuesday, »
comes cold und muddy. A ll who have chil
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Wednesday,
dren goin^to school are especially interested
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Thursday,
in this matter. There is a low place in the
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35
28
Friday,
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50
road from the Court House to the Academy,
38
Saturday,
Average for the wees ao:i degrees auuve and this is at times almost impassable for
Kero.
Average for the month of November 41:4 the children without getting the feet wet.
Let something be done immediately, is the
degree* above zero.
request
of
C itize ns .
Coldest day in November, 27th. 15 deg.
Molice to tie File.
Warmest day at noon 9th. 65 deg. Nov.
was very pleasant. Little wind—but gener
ally a light breeze from South in evening.—
buow fell on 28th C inches most all disap
peared from valley next day. Light raius
on Sunday last.
P rayeb M eeting .—A prayer meeting will
be held at the Court House, on Saturday
evening of this week.
L IS T O F A R R IV A L S .
Through the politeness o f Mr. J. II.
Ingraham , the obliging clerk of the West
ern Hotel, o f this city, we are enabled to
lay before our readers the following list of
arrivals ut that Hotel, for the week end
ing Dec. 2nd, 1873:
W m . Athey, S. Roberts and D. B. Sco
field, Auburn; Fre.t Cole and James Bui-
rill, Rock Creek; John Powell, N. Ppwder;
C. J. Durbin, Burnt ltiver; James Lynn, \V.
11. Ham lin, G. W. Suyres,Anthony Moore,
M. K. Davidson and E. F. Johnson it Dudv,
Eldorado; 8. McDowell and fam ily and j.
Christensen, WiUowCreek; J. F. W illiam
son und Hiram Balden, La Grande; Joseph
Crawford and Jus. Allen, Syracuse, N. Y .;
Guy Durkee, Express Ranch; J. Griffin,
Griffin’s Gulch; A. McPherson, W. B. Cur
tis und Jus. Cleary, Clarksville; O. W.
Hunt, M. Nichols, Geo. Knop and M.
P a y n e ; J as. A. Condon,
Wulla Walla: J. Barnes, N. W. 8. Co.- c
Crowley, Malheur City; G. W. Palmer, W.
O’Brien, John Puts, Robert Watson, W il
son Brown, 11. L. Dealy, Mat Reed, Henry
NV Parks, Connor Creek; John
W llllains, d e n i; Luke Bculley, Granite
V r f,k V,,V,C 3flxe» -Mormon Basin; Doctor
H all Hibbard Gulch; John Barn, Muddy
Cieek ; NY . S. Jones, Prairie City; 1. P. & H
R. bm itli, Goose Creek; Hand Builev Po
cahontas; David Morrow, Ledge.
S ummit M ine .— Wo noticed quite a stir on
the streets, a day or two since—wagons load
ed with chinamen and their provisions. 13y
enquiry we found that Mr. Alex. Stewart,
the Superintendent of the Summit Mine,
owned by Packwood A Stewart, at Hogcm, is
increasing the working fort e of that mine.
We understand he has contracted with these
men to work therein until the first of next
June at $1 75 per day—they a-jrteing to lay-
on the dump not less then ' one ton per day
to the man, or to be paid in proportion to
the amount of quartz taken out. Messrs.
Packwood and Stewart have always takmi an
active part in developing the resources of
the country, and are, wo hope, justly reward-
• If others that have the means would
take hold in the same spirit, or even lend a
ie p.ng hand, it is is our opinion that very
httle outside capital would be required to de-
*«lope the immense mineral fields that we
av# in Grant, Union and Baker counties,
Pj^tit to the employer and the em-
" 0 *1&Te
niines, and under con-
o w n . * * ? kind made b-v Mr- Stewart, the
p
hem would iun but little risk.
Creek [ Kl'~ ^ eo
Palmer, of Conners
««- p ^ v be doe8
r in
sa receive
fewda-
s-
not
the
D emocrit
done up in the F-m
gle wr»Pper,«and
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t e d le g o e , «od.Uoda
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Joan Doo-
towri last week.
10 town
nlford, ( ôf Sparta' *
Fulforfi
' 0parta, are in town
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Prank
the a o u u u i^ ^ ® ^
t0SiS inchesdeep on
do.
1 0011 thlìi « t v and Eldora-
D3~ Dr. Sage’s Catarrh Remedy produces
perfect cures o f the worst cases of Catarrh.
•'Cold in the Head,” Covza and Catarrhal
Headache, as hundreds o f testimonials from
well known citizens and eminent physicians
who Jiave used it in their practice abundantly
testify. It is mild, pleasant an 1 unirritating.
The proprietor offers $500 for a caso of Ca
tarrh that he cannot euro. Sold by druggists
at 50 cents.
E vergreens .—Now is a good time to trans
plant Evergreens. L et every one who has a
yard to ornament, either go or send to the
mountains and secure a half dozen nico Fir
trees to plant out this fall. I f well taken up
and properly put out they are most suro to
THE SUN.
W E EK LY, SEM I-W EEKLY AND D A IL Y .
The W E E K LY SUN is too widely known to
require any extended rseommoudation; but
the reasons which have already given it fifty
thousand subscnbeis, and which will, we
hope, give it many thousands more, are brief
ly as follows:
It is a first rate newspaper. A ll the news
of tLe day will be found in it, condensed
when unimportant, at full length when of
moment, and always presented in a clear,
intelligible, and interesting manner.
It is a first rate family paper, full of enter
taining and instructive l'eauingol every kind,
but containing nothing that can offend the
most delicate and scrupulous taste.
It is a first rate story paper. The best tales
and romances of current literature are care
fully selected and legibly printed in its pages.
It is a first rate agricultural paper. The
most lTesli and instructive articles on agricul
tural topics regularly appear in this depart
ment.
f
It is an independent political paper, belong
ing to no party and wearing no collar. It
tights ioi principle, and tor the election of the
best men to office. It especially devotes its
energies to the exposure ot the great corrup
tions that now weaiten and disgrace our couii
try, and threaten to undermine republican
institutions altogether. It lias no fear of
knaves, and asks no favors from their sup
porters.
It reports the fashions for the ladies and
markets for the men, especially the cattle
markets, to which it pays particular attention.
Finally, it is the cueapest paper published.
One dollar a year will secure it for any sub
scriber. It is not necessary to get up a club
in order to have the Weekly Sun at this rate.
Any one who sends a single dollar will get
¿he paper for a year.
Y\e liavo no traveling agents.
T H E W E E K LY SUN.—Eight pages, fifty-
six columns. Only $1.00 a year. No dis
counts from this rate.
T H E SEM I-W EEKLY SU N .-Sam o size
as the Daily Sun. $2.00 a year. A discount
o f 20 per cent, to clubs o f 10 or over.
T H E D A IL Y SUN.—A large four-page
newspaper o f twenty-eight columns. Daily
circulation over 120,000. A ll the news tor 2
cents. Subscription price 50 cents a month,
or $6.00 a year. To clubs of 10 or over, a
discount of 20 per cent. Address,
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“ T H E SU N ,” New York City.
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Winter is now fairly upon us, and the teams
are hastening to the lumber woods in various
parts o r the country. Our advice to every
man who goes to the woods, be he captain,
cook, teamster, or any other man, is to take
along a good stock o f Johnson’s Anodyne Lin
iment and Parson'
months o f labor (in tlie aggregate) may b i
alltion.
saved by this precaution.
F a ll & W inter, Cam paign!
AV. L u b e ls k i,
J H O WOULD KE$PEC l'FU L L Y TN-
fertn tne Public, tint he koejw 111
kinds of F B I I T i. and \l-.O K iAB LE 3 on
hand, that will be sold at cither .
W
W H O L E S A L E OF R E T A IL .
The Fruit, Vegetables, Grapes, Ac., kep*
bv him are fresh and of the best quality.
He also keeps Family Groceries, and a
large variety of Cakes, Candies, Tobacco aud
Cigars, together with an assortment of
Y A N K E E NO TIO NS.
Tie will bo pleasid to have those call who
wish any o f the above articles, aud assures
them that he will sell nt prices to suit the
times.
N. B.—He can supply Families and otfi-
err with
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w in te r
and Negetablos, of all kinds, for Winter use.
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General
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LIVERY S T A B L E
GRIER & KE LLO G G
Haviug completed their New Stable,
have now the finest and best regulated
I *iv e r v S t a b le
In E a s t e r n O r e g o n ,
Where they will carry ou the Livery B ad
ness iti all its branches.
STOCK SO UG H T AND SOLD.
Baker Citv. Nov. 13. 1872. nl'ltf
Merchandise.
TO T H E FAR M E ItS !
THE
wantiug anything in the line of
JL City of Lewiston, Idaho Territory, by Farmers
Reapers, M overs, Threshers, Feed
Grand Gift Enterprise. The Real Estate is
Mills, Wagons, Horne Bakes,
composed of part o f the Southwest quarter of
Harrows, Plows, or
Section No. 29, Township No. 7. North of
Eango36 East, adjoining tlie flourishing city O TH E R A G R IC U LT U R A L M ACH INERY,
of Y\ alia Waila, \\ ashington Territory. The will find it to their advantage to givo us a call.
Distribution .u take place at Lewiston on the
First day of November, 1873.
Wholesale Department
Five Thousand i5,000) Tickets will be sold
at Five Dollars each. Five Hundred and
Fitty-nine {bo'J) Prizes in Real Estate and
Gold Coin. ONE chance in every N IN E to
got a price.
The (. apital Prize is a large, new and well
finished two-story dwelling house, containing
fourteen rooms, with fire places and marble
mantles, wood shed, cellar aud out houses
complete, and twenty acre* of land fenced and
improved, with plenty o f waterandover 4,000
fe - t o f water pipe for irrigating; over two
hundred bearing fruit trees, consisting of
apples, pears, peaches, plums and cherries,
of the finest varieties; also a large Variety of
bearing grape vines; about one acre o f land
is plaiitea with the ..nest variety o f strawber
ries, all bearing; aud
i
several hundred ot the
choicest blachbernes, currants and gooseber
ries ; and a large and varied selection or or-
iiamemal treos, flowering shrubs and vines.
Tins property cost the proprietor about Nine
Tuimsand Five Hundred Dollars.
T l i i » V a lu a b le P r o p e r t y in th e F l r * t
#7,500
f r i z « , OU'ereJ a t
Is kept in our New F IR E PROOF C E LLA R .
Give us a Call at Virtue’s New Bank Block
on Front Street, Baker City, Oregon.
BAMBEBOER A FRANK.
Baker City, Oct. 1 ,1873-n21tf.
|
D R E S S MAKING!
Mrs. R. C. Shepherd & Co.,
liespectfully inform the Ladies of
Baker City and vicinity, that they
have opened an establishment, at the
residence of Mrs. ß . C. Shepherd, in
| Baker City, where they are prepared
to Cut, or Cut an Make all kinds of
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I Ladies & Childrens Clothing.
All orders from the surrounding Towns
| amj Country will be promptly attended to, at
!
Rame p‘rjceg ihm our City customers are
« 1,000 charged.
5U0 Stumping for Embroidering find
25U
Braiding done to order.
100
100
OF
L A T E S T FA SH IO N S
COSTS LESS TH A N $300 TO MARK
any $600 Piano sold through Agents,
I o f rT 1 whom
make
all
9 N E H U R D R E D PE R CENT.
profit. AVo have no agents, but ship diroct
to families at Factory Price.
We make only one style, and have but one
price.
Two Hrairei and Ninety Hollars
Net cash, with no discount to dealers or com
missions to teachers. Our lumbor is thor
oughly seasoned. Our cases are
' D O U B LE VE N E E R E D
with Rosewood—have Front round bornere,
serpentine bottom and carved logs. AVo u i.
the full Iron Plato with over strung bass
F R E N C H G R A N D AC TIO N
with top dampers, and onr keys are of th*
best Ivory, with Ivory fronts. Our Piano
has Soven Octaves; is 6 feet 9 inches long, 9
feet 4 inches wide, and weighs, boxed, 955’
pounds.
Every Piano is fully warranted for fir«
years.
Send for an illustrated circular, in which
wo refer to over 500 Bankers, Merchants, Ac.,
(some of whom you may know.) using our
Pianos in Forty-Four States and Territories.-
E 7 " Please state where you seen this no
tice.
U. S. PIA N O CO..
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865, Broadway, N. Y.
LIVERY S T A B L E
K E PT BY
r p i I I S STA B LE HAH JUST BEEN RE
I built, and the proprietor is now pre-
pared to carry ou the business in
S P L E N D ID S T Y L E .
D B A W I N G :
e
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Baker City, Sopt. 3, !S72.-nl7tf_________ _
Is well supplied with the Best Brands of
W H IS K Y ,
BRAND Y,
G IN ,
W IN E , etc., etc.,
And we offer the same at Lowest Figures.
COIN,
D IS T K IB IT E D
Peaches, Apples, Pears, .Plums,
Grapes, Ac., Ac., received fresh every
day by Express, and for sale cheap
for Cash.
Our Stock of Liquors
!!
And $5,000 In
GOLD
A V H O L E S A L E
A N D
Tlie Proprietor will spare neither labor
nor expense to render his establishment a
success.
He will keep constantly oil hand a sup
ply of
RETAIL
LIQUOR STORE.
PAP LEVIES
jt0Sp^ctfuny informs the Citizens and
v\ „
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• ” o t E a s te rn O re g o n , that he has estab-
j
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" h e r e he is prepared to fill all orders m las
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line with the best of
Liquors, Wines, Tobacco am)
Cigars,
ed E v e r y w h e r e !
Meney can be sent in Registered Letters,
his line, in quantities tc
Pos tofiioe money orders, Drafts or by Express. and every thing in hi»
aw price«.
suit, and at low
prices. He bells for
Address,
JOHN BBEABLEV,
Banker and Assayer,
Lewiston, Idaho Territory.
Agent for sale o f Tickets at Baser City,
and is therefore enabled to sell cheap. He
ut2td
J. B* GARDNER.
can sell Goods to the Ti-ude, C h ea p er than
small Dealers can lay them J owl here from
Portland or San Francisco.
H T O B S IE & Y ,
He keel* a full assortment of
Heady Pay Only,
wmm
H. J. GiiEK, Proprietor.
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/J6M O NTG O Ai£RrST. L
O dd F ellows B a l l .--The Odd Fellows of
Baker City w ill give a Ball on Wednesday
evening, (Christmas Eve,) Dec. 21th, 1873,
in Baker City. The music, and the supper
will be the best that can be procured, and
every tiling else necessary for a good time,
will be done for the b;st. There will be no j J IR S . It. C. S H E P H E R D , A g e n t a t
BAKER C ITY, OREGON.
tickets o f invitation issued, bat everybody is j
invited to a t jud.
April 2, 1873.n47n39
Br
kktt
T H E
The numbers from 1 to 5.000. correspond
ing with the number o f Tickets, will bo plac
ed in one wheel, aud 659 numbers, corres
ponding with the number of Prizes will be
in a second wheel. Tne w heels are then re
volved and a number drawn from the wheel
of numbers, and at the same time a numbor
is drawn from the otuer wheel; the number
and prize drawn out are exhibited to the au
dience and registeied by the Secretaries, the
Prize being placed agaiustthe number drawn.
This operation is repeated until all the Prize
numbers are drawn out.
Reference is made by permission to the
followiug: General James McAuliil, late
Sheriff o f Walla Walla county; don. F. P.
Dugan, Thomas Quinn, Esq., and Hon. B,
L . ftharpsteiu, Attorney-at-Luw; all of Walla
Walla, W. T.
Persons residing at a distance can rest as
sured tUeir interests are as well protected
as tnougn they were present aud personally
BAKER’S
/
Waila Walla Variati and Fruit Start,
12,50d Received every month, direct from New
50 York.
3,000
.H alting; a O i-au U T o t a l o f $35,000.
M 118. N I I O C K L E Y
A list of the drawn numbers will be sent to
Has received a fine assortment of
each person who has remitted to us, im m edi
ately after the drawing. Coin Prizes will be Ladies Dress Trimmings, Bonnets,
sent by express to persons winning them.
Hats, Ac.,
Deeds ior Beal Estate will be sent to tlie win
ners by mail, registered, free o f charge.
Direct from San Francisco and Portland. All
The drawing will take place under the cf the latest stylo and patterns, which slit has
management ot a Committee to be appointed opened at the Dress Making Rooms at the
by Uie ticivet holders.
residence of Mrs. It. C. Shepherd, whore she
w ill be pleased to have the Ladies of Baker
Citv and vicinity give her a call-
5,000 Tickets, $5 Each.
October 22, 1873.-n24tf
Bad enough to look and feel bad yourself;
but no excuse for having your horse look and
feel badly, when for a small sum you can buy
'Sheridan’s Cavalry Condition Powders,
which given in grain two or three times a
week, will make him look and feel well.
Alitati M
1874 .
In J. W. Virtue’s New I M Block.
P L A N
v' •'.-/‘■is
1873 -
New Store Building
certainly worthy o f universal confidence. It
is mainly on account of its extraordinary pre
and
ventive properties that Hoste'ter'a Stomach |
N o w
G rO O d -S ,
Bitters is so exceedingly popular in localities
subject to the visitation o f miasmatic fevers
and other diseases produced by empoisoned ■
air. A family that has escapedsickness dur
ing a sickly season in consequence o f using
the Bitters as a safeguard, is & living adver
% BAMBERGER S
i FMM.
tisement o f the virtues of the preparation. I
Wholesale and Retail
The whole neighborhood realize the fact. “ I j
couldn't have believed it,” savs one. “ I scar- i
!
D E A L E R S ,
cely credited the advertisements; but one j
must believe what one sees,” says another. I
Enter the Field this Winter with the
“ It is the yery.tLing we need in this unwhole
some sectiou o f country,” remarks a third. 1
And the result is that the instinct of self-de
fence, the first law o f nature, iuduces three- |
fourths o f that community to obtain a snpply !
o f the great vegetable antidote before the
next sickly season sets in. In winter, wheu :
the system requires extra vigor and elasticity I Ever Offered in this Market, which they are
to enable it to baffle the effects of damp anil
determined to sell for
cold, the Bitters will be found particularly
serviceable. Rheumatism will no. be a pt to I
S m a lle r [P r o fit s
fasten upon muscles aiul nerves that have \
been braced up by this excellent invigorant I Than any other House in Eastern Oregon
and nervine; nor will the severities ot the sea- j Our Stock embraces every tlilfig in the line o
son, which have such a disastrous effect on the :
T .
. ^
ulmonary organs of the teeble and delicate, i
I )r y
(jt O O C lS »
Lu
xj-a likely to exercise the same untoward in-
•
flueuces in cases where the stomach and the : UlOtlllDg,
external surface of the body (which always |
Boots and S h o es,
sympathizes with the digestive organs; have
Grocerios,
been toned and stimulated bv a course of the
Tobacco and C ig a r * .
restorative. The tits o f indigestion and ir
regularities of the bowels whicii proceed from i and Everything pertaining to a Complete
Stock of
sudden changes of weather may always be !
averted by a timely use of the Bitters.
1 Puzo $5UU gold coin is
1 Prize $250 gold coin is
1 Prize $U)U gold coin is
2 Prizes iuii gold coin is
25U Town Dots m Elmer’s Addition
to \ialia Walla, W .T., $50eacn,
2 Prizes SLo gold coin is
300 Prizes $10 gold coin is
P ork .—A drove o f about two hundred and
eighty fat hogs, belonging to Geo. W. Hunt,
of Bluff Station, on the Payette river. Idaho,
passed through our city last Saturday even
ing. A great many o f these liogs will go to
three hundred pounds and over, and very few
less than two hundred. Mr. Hunt purchas
ed them in Grand Ronde Valley. George is
a rustler and knows what he is about.
P ublic S chool N otice .— We are requested
by f the Trustees o f this School District to
state, that i f the assessment levied on tbo
scholars of the District School is not prompt
ly paid, the school will be closed until next
April. The assessment is but small to each
scholar, and ought to be paid at once. It
will be very inconvenient to have our school
close now. -
prescriptions of the pharmacopeia to protect
the human system against the bodily ills su
perinduced by unhealthy surroundings, is
1 l*i-ize #1,000 G o ld C'oiu In
live. I f some one who is visiting the moun
tains regularly with a team would make ar
rangement to supply our citizens with nice
trees, he could make it profitable.
S now .-—On last Friday it commenced snow-
ingaboutnoon and continued uut 1 midnight,
at which time the snow was about four inches
deep in our streets. Saturday was warm and
pleasant, and by evening our streets were
bare again. On Sundav evening itcommenc-
od spitting snow agaifi, and continued so to
do all day Monday, but there was not enough
laid to make the ground white.
L i v i n g A d v ertise m e n t..
A medicine that has done more than all the
m
I I E E N D E K M IG N E D W O U L D
respectfully call the attention of
F A R M E R S and F R U I T G R O W E R S
to my extensive and varied assortment of
JL
BAR
TIN-SHOP!
' Frail Tress aud Stoniery,
both useful and ornamental, for which I will
sell low tor • MONISH.”
SEND FOR CATALOGUE.
Address,
H. J. GEER,
Cove, Union County,
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Oregon-
P A Y
UP*
» f
F IX T U R E S .
Give him a Call, Sample his Goods and
learn his prices.
June, 4, 1878.
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J.
H .
M Y IE B Y SO’A m i k
Saddle horses hited to go to any part o f
Hie country.
Horses hoarded, ami tlie best
care bestowed upon them while in his
charge.
[T!7” Term8 reasonable*
Thankful for past patronage, I expect by
honest and liberal dealing tb ilosei'vo the
continued patronage o f the public.
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PE TE R DElSE.N BOTH.
NOTICE.
riY IIE U N D E R SIG N E D HAS P U It-
l chased the interest u i Charles Schell-
worth in what was known as the
ScMlworOi Saloon and Bakery,
With the Stock in trade, Furniture and Fix
tures thereunto belonging, and accounts and
demands due thereto, in this City, and said
Schellworth has retired from Saloon and
Bakery business, and the undersigned will
alone conduct said business, at the
O LD
Coppur, Tin aiä S M - I m Ware.
H a i n S tre et,
li n k e r C ity , O r e g o n .
F. K I ’ l l ’ ** C O N S T A N T L Y O N
band a full assortment of all articles in
H'
his line, snch as
O V
E S .
STAND,
On tho corner o f Front Street and Valley
Avenue. Tlie best
Wines, Liquors, Cigars and
P A R K E R ,
.WHOLE8ALE AND HETA1L DEA LES IN
S T
A1
And everything connected with a first clots
FR E S H
\ LL
PA R T IE S
KN O W IN G THEM-
selves indebted to J. H. PARKER, the
L arge S tock .— P ap Levins has the largest
: Tinshop man, are requested to call at ODce Miner’s Hydraulic Pipe, Noz- j
and best assorted stock o f liquors, cigars,
and settle their accounts with CASH or by ;
Bamberger & Frank
zles, Butts and Tin Ware.
Note, AND SAVE COST.
etc., that has ever been opened in Baker City.
e s p e c tfu lly in v it e a l l those w h o
J.
H.
PARKER.
Also, Every Pattern and Style of
Persons wanting anything in his line w ill do
are indebted to them to call and sottle.
Baker City, Sept. 3, 1873.nl7tf
well to give him a call and examine his stock- We are in want o f money, and mast have i t ;
S kating R in k .—We understand that W. J • to meet om engagements.
The Celebrated Buck’s Patent Cooking,
Baker City, Oct. 1,1873.-21 tf
P A Y
U P ! !
Easterbrook, o f this city, intends starting a
i and the Onward Parlor Stove are kept on
Skating Rink in the Hall formerly occupied
L ost .—T he Editor o f this paper lost his
L L PERSONS IN D E B TE D TO A. H ' hand, together with all other styles.
by the Odd Fellows. Jack is a good fellow, Derringer Pistol between Baker City and
Brown are respectfully requested to | J O B
W O
Auburn on the 17th inst. Any person re come forward and settle their accounts,
and is bound to succeed.
; Done upon short Notice, and at reasonable
turning said pistol to this office will be suita either by Cash or note, immediately.
M isses Annie Richardson and Mary Fits- bly rewarded,
1 Prioes.
¡ ¿ y A word to the wise is sufficient.
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Baker City, March 26,1378.
b 45Y
J. H. PARKER.
kept. 34, 1879.
coe returned to Rye Valley last Friday.
R
Good Horses,
Single and
Double Buggies,
*
Carriages, etc.,
B READ ,
C RAC KERS,
a ND PASTRY
Always on liatid at the Bakery.
A ll parties owing tho late firm o f Schell-
worth' x Co., Will settle witn the undersigned.
Baker Citv, Sept. 9“, 1873;
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F. A. BQHNA.
T o
Sheep
K a is e r s !!
Iiporiei Cotswolt Sheep for Sale.
NT.
HUNDRED
AND
F IF T E E N
o „ 1 Head Thorough bred Cotswold Sheep,
lately Imported from the best herds in Can
ada. The above Sheep are Full Blooded
and as fine as any on tne Coast.
There are Forty Bucks in the lot.
The whole w ill be sold in lots to suit pur
chasers, and at
R E A S O N A B L E PR IC E S.
For particulars, enquire of
R E ID & F L E T C H E R ,
• Beier dtw , 9gn,-