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B aker C ity, F c b . 17, 1 8 7 5 .
G old B ar .—On last Monday the Connor
Creek Mining and Milling Company, had a
Gold Bar run at the Assay Office of J. W-
Virtue in our city, which weighed 313-48
ounces, 811 fine—value Five Thousand Two
Hundred and Fifty-five Dollars and Forty
cents, the proceeds to f about twenty days
run of their Mill. One half of the men were
on rock of a very low grade which had to be
got out of the way to put the Mine in shape.
They have run in on the ledge 150 feet
and find it very fine, averaging eight feet in
width. The rock will mill from fifteen to
twenty dollars per ton. We predict the next
thirty days run from this Mine will be the
largest clean up ever made by any Mill in
Eastern Oregon. We congratulate Messrs
W. E. Wood, C. Eastabrook,, J. Myrick and
E. M. White, the cwners of this Mine and
Mill on their flattering prospects, and hope
their fondest anticipations may be realized.
G reens D iscovery .— Charles Green, the
original discover of Green’s Discovery Quartz
Ledge in Bye Valley, on which there was a
fine Mill erected last summer, has leased the
same for the term of six months to Thomas
TcDonald. The terms of the lease provides
that McDonald shall work the Mine and Mill
in a workmanlike manner for the term spec­
ified and pay all expenses and; debts contract­
ed therefor, and that Chas. Green shall in
no case be held for the same and at the ex­
piration of the time specified the property
leased shall be turned over to Mr. Green,
free from all incumberences on account of
said lease. Green is to have half of the net
funds of said Mill during the time said lease
runs. The lease is on record in the Record-
ers Office in our county, whero all parties
interested can see the same.
C oming . - -From a letter we have received
from Hon. J. W. Nesmith, we take the fol­
lowing extract: “ It is my present intention
to return home by the Stage route from Kel-
ton to Umatilla, and hope to have the pleas­
ure of seeing you in the latter part of March.
The prospect for obtaining any Congression­
al aid for the construction of Railroads in
our State or elsewhere are exceedingly dis­
couraging, yet I shall not fail to do all in
my power to secure much needed and desir­
ed aid. ”
G ood M ove .—Bichard Williams has had
the good sense to close his Barber Shop
against the “ Hoodlum” organization of boj's
in our city. Hoodlum boys have made this
place their headquarters for the past two or
three years to the annoyance of the proprie­
tor and 1ns customers, and it has been a
wonder to our citizens why he had not put
his veto upon their meeting thors long be­
fore this.
E. P. C ranston , of Sparta, called on us
last week. A few weeks since he started on
a business trip to Portland, and after re­
maining at the Dalles some two weeks on
account of the blockade of the river below
the Dalles he returned home. The inform­
ation that we had that boats would com­
mence running on the first inst., owing to a
change in the weather did not take place.
It is now feared boats will not run before
the middle of March.
S ome of the hoodlum element, wo are in­
formed, are- in the habit of mocking the re­
sponses of the pastors at the revival now
held in town. I f their parents can not
train them in such a manner at home, that
they will behave themselves properly at
church, they ought at least to gag them be­
fore sending them there. P. S:—Those old
orphans who have no parents« ought to have
guardians appointed to do it.
Chavez, the Lieutenant o f Vasquez, has
been robbing ia Kern county, California,
recently, and is making his way toward
Los Angeles county. He appears to be de­
termined to m ake good his threat to
avenge Vasquez, and says he will deluge
his trail with blood. Gov. Booth has off­
ered a reward for the capture o f the out­
law.
The President says that his only purpose
in sending a special message on Arkansas
affairs was to get Congressional action,but
if Congress does not see fit to dispose of
the subject, he will not shun any re-ponsi-
bility ou the question, but will act from
tim e to time as future events m ay re­
quire.
W e advise thatyoung hoodlum that knock-'
ed off our local’s hat Sunday night to attend
Bro. Adam’s revival and get better if he
can, though oufi private opinion is that
death-bed repentance won’t be sufficient to
save him without he dies pretty soon.
V ir tu e M in e .—From the Virtue "Mine
com es very encouraging news. On the
lower south level exceedingly rich ore has
been struck, the face o f the drift fairly
-sparkles with gold. The m ill Is in full
blast, runningday and n ig h t. Under the
m anagem ent o f Mr. Hyde this m ine is
certainly m aking a splendid showing.
P ostmaster .—By letter from Hon. J. W*
Nesmith we are informed that Geo. H . Tracy
has been appoint ed Postmaster at this city.
He has received his bonds for filling up.
This is a good appointment and gives gener­
al satisfaction to our people.
I n our C ity .—Capt. Myrick, E. M. White,
W. E. Wood and Tlios. E. Hoffman, o f Con­
nor creek, were in our city the first of the
week, all looking well. They say the weath­
er has been very severe at Connor Creek.
A ppointed .—B. C. George has been ap­
pointed Postmaster at Marysville ( Connor
Creek ) Baker County. This is a good ap­
pointment.
A l l parties who intend to attend the
Red Men’s Ball, on the 22nd,next Mqnday
evening, are requested to be at the H all by
half-past eight o ’clock , Sharp !
G oing O n .—The protracted m eeting is
still in progress in our city, and is.meeting
with good success.
D ie d .—W m- K elly, af R ocky Bar, Altu-
ras county, Idaho, died iu Boise City last
week.
B orn .—In Baker City Feb. 16,1875, to the
wife o f David Sisley, a daughter.
M a r r ie d .—In Baker City Feb. 3rd, 1S75,
Frank Palmer to Miss Kate M. Rowman,
K otice .—I f persons wish to have births,
U n io n Item s.
marriages and deaths published in the
Spring weather—over the left.
D emocrat , the least they can do is to give
There are several cases o f lung fever in
us the notice or see that it is done, so that our neighborhood, but we have had but
we may be able to give the correct names one funeral.
and dates.
1 Our worthy Doctor, R. M. Baker, has
W eather .— The indications are that our been Very sick.
J. M. Boyd, o f Baker, was in our town
long and severe winter has bad its back­
last week, looking well.
bone broken. The days now appear spring
Mr. John Eppinger is in our city at pres­
like. The snow is fast disappearing, and it ent.
will not he long until all nature will be
The Grangers o f Union are expecting a
clothed in the beautiful garb o f spring.
splendid time at their bal} to be given on
W m . C ates and wife, o f Union, were on a the 22nd of this month at this place. Turn
visit to friends in our city last week. Billy the office over to the “ Devils,” and come
down.
called at the D emocrat office.
The Good Templars o f Union are circu­
S amuel B ear , of Pendleton, was on a vis­ lating a petition remonstrating against the
it to his numerous friends in our city during selling o f spirituous liquors in less quanti­
last week—he called 'n us.
ties than one quart. They say they find
it cheaper to buy by the wholesale.
C alled .— Geo. W. Palmer, of Connor
BONUS.
Creek, called on us last week.
T h e Portland, Dalles & Salt Lake Rail­
T lie G rea t E x c ite m e n t. «.The death o f
Gov. Bramlet.e iD no wise interferes with road Bill was defeated in the Senate Feb­
the progress of the last Gift Concert, nor ruary 13th'
will that or anything else prevent the draw­
ing from taking place on the 27th of Febru­
The American Newspaper Adverti­
ary. So certain is this, that all the money
sing
Agency of Geo. I\ Howell & Co.
paid for tickets will be promptly refunded
in case the drawing does not take place on New York is the only establishment
that day. Mr. Briggs has conducted all the
details of the former concerts, and is giving of the kind in the United States
his whole time, his known skill, and his which keeps itself persistently be­
great energy, to make the last the greatest
fore the people by advertising in
drawing. He offers, in addition to the ex ­
citement o f the drawing itself, a concert by newspapers.
They evidently re­
Gilmore’s Great Orchestra, perhaps the best
in the world.; admission to which can only ceive their reward, for we have it
be had by those that hold at
least a part trom a reliable source that advertis­
of a ticket.
ing orders issued by them for their
F o r a l l F em a le C o n p la in ts, in young
or old, married or single, at the dawn of customers have exceeded three thou­
womanhood or tlie change of life, Dr. Pierce’s sand dollars a day since the com­
Favorite Perscription manifests such a posi­
tively remedial influence as to cal! forth the mencement of the year, and this is
loudest praise from alt who use it.
not, a very good year for advertising
Mr. John A. Kimzey, druggist, of Knob either.
Noster, Mo.,-writes as follows: “ Dr. Pierce
Bu alo, N. Y., Dear Sir—Your medicines
Ayer, the pill man, who was defea­
sell better than any other I keep, and give
universal satisfaction. The people are es­ ted for Congress the other day,
pecially delighted with your Favorite Pres­ manufactures an excellent oxpecto*
cription, and it seems to be a favorite among
all that have ever used it.” It is sold by rant, but Ayer don’t expect to rant
in the Forty-fourth Congress.—-Co­
druggists and dealers in medicines.
For the B edrock D emocrat .
F a r m e r s a n d T e a m ste r s,
J im S tewart ,
R e a d T h is J
the celebrated horse - shoer .
Q uestion of P ressed vs . T urned shoes .
H is opinion in favor of the turned shoe .
S ome remarks on his ability to decide
such a Q uestion .
ONCE MORE WE COME!!
J A S . A . F I N N E Y & C O .,
B o ise C ity, Id a h o ,
IN
WITH
GENERAL NEWS ¿DENTS
A
AND DEALERS IN
Boote, Stationery, Cheap Pilicatioiis,
New Stock o f Goods
BAKER
CITY,
SINCE THE A R R IV A L OF
3 A S L © T O ir a iE ff ia iiis m 'S
Larger and more attractive than ever before,
bought since the great Financial pan­
ic, and which we offer at
NEW
GREATLY REDUCED PRICKS 11
G O O D S.
TOYS, YANKEE MOTIONS, &C.
W
published in New York, Philadelphia, Bos*
ton, Sacramento and San Francisco, at Pub­
lisher’s rates.
B O O K S A S P E C IA L T Y .
Has been largely increased and wo can show
as handsome a line of ready made goods in
MEN’S AND BOYS BUSINESS and DRESS
Suits, Overcoats, &c\, as can be found in the
County, at prices that cannot fail to satisfy.
Any Book published in the United States
furnished by us at Boise City, at Publisher’s
Prices. VYe are in constant receipt of NEW
BOOKS of all kinds.
SCH O OL B O O K S,
A large supply constantly on hand, at Cat­
alogue Prices.
Orders from a distance solicited and satis­
faction guaranteed.
JAMES A. PINNEY & CO-
Boise City. Feb- 1, 1875.n391y
IMPROVE YOUR POULTRY"
It costs no more to keep good fowls than
Poor ones.
O a k la n d P o u ltr y Y a rd s,
Corner Sixteenth and Castro Streets,
OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA.
SEASON
O F 1 S 7 5.
T j'G S S for H a tc h in g fr o m
th e
J Largest and best bred Fowls in the
World. Carefully packed and warranted to
carry safely any distance.
The varieties
comprise Dark and Light Dramas, Buff and
Patndge Cochins,White Leghorns, Houdans,
and Silver Spangled Ham burgs, Black Span­
ish, White Dorkings, Golden Polands, Ayles­
bury Ducks, and Game, Sebright and Black
African Bantams. -
BitoNZE T urkeys , the finest collection on
the Pacific Coast.
Send stamp for illustrated circular to
GEG. B. BAYLEY,
Importer and Dealer o f Choice Poultry, box
659, San Francisco.
Please state what paper you saw this ad­
vertisement in.
n-10n52
F
The reputation of the celebrated horse-
shoer, Jim Stewart, in that particular line,
needs no emulation from any feeble pen,
among the old residents of Eastern Oregon.
From the sandy shores of the mighty Col­
umbia, to the grassy hills and magnificent
v fileys of Idaho, his peculiar skill in the
treatment of horses feet has over been, is
now and probably ever will be, the wonder
and admiration of Farmers, Teamsters and
Stock men, and last but not least his broth­
er mechanics.
Mr. Stewart’s father, was also as justly
celebrated in this line, and in the year 1842
he had published, by a Philadelphia house,
a book in two volumes, on the Art of suc­
cessfully treating and shoeing the feet o f
the Equine race, and at that time he was
623, K earney St.,
looked upon as the father o f the art. His
! Corner Commercial street,
AGENTS.—The following named gentlc-
son , “ Jim ,” of whom we now write, inherit­
- are authorized to act as Agents for the
ed his fathers absorbing interest in this im ­ tne
San Francisco.
B edrock D emocrat : ,
portant art, and now, after many years of
G eo . P. R o w e l l A Co., New York.
Established in 1854, for the treatment of
T iios . B o y c e , San Francisco,
travel and experience, is among us, and we
sexual and seminal diseases, such as Gonor­
T. C. E va n s , Boston, Mass.
rhea, Gleet, Stricture, Syphilis in allitsforms,
most naturallv go to him to settle the ques­
L. S a m u e l s , Portland, Oregon,
seminal weakness, impotency, etc. Skin
L. P. F is h e r , £an Francisco.
tion. just now much mooted among the par­
H on .”D unham W right , Union County, 0. diseases, of years standing, and ulcerated
ticular class who are interested— “ which are
legs successlully treated.
P. C. H arper , Albany, Oregon.
M. W. D avis , Walla Walla, W. T.
DR.. GIBBON has the pleasuro ofanuouir-
preferable, sh oes pressed by machinery, or
S. V. K nox , Pendleton, Oregon.
eing that ho has returned from visiting the
those turned on the anvil.
J. D. A gnicw , Boise City, Idaho.
principal Hospitals in Europe, and has re­
Mr. Stewart was at first, loth to give his
J. J. D ooley , Clarksville, Oregon.
sumed practice at the Dispensary, 623 Kear­
opinion, fi om the fact that but one firm in
L. II. W ells , La Grande, Oregon.
ney street, corner of Commercial, where his
W. A. C rawf O rd , Payette Valley, Idahi.
old patients and those requiring his services
the city, ( that of S. B. McCord ) use the
8. M. J effreys , Weiser Valley, Idaho.
may find him.
anvil-turned shoe, and he ccreu not to in­
N ed . T urk , Canyon City, Oregon.
The Doctor has spared neither time nor
terfere with the business of others; but w-e
H. H. H yde , Prairie City, Oregon.
money in seeking out new remedies, and
F a r m e r s around Union and the Cove can has returned with increased facilities for the
gave him to understand that we wanted his
advice for our own benefit, and that of bro­ pay their subscription to the D emocrat to alleviation of human suffering.
Geo. Wright & Son, merchants at Union, or
IX O R R IJ ilA ! SIIMEASES!
ther teamsters, who have much trouble in Cowles ¿M cDaniels or S. G. French at The
How
many thousands of persons, both-
procuring proper advice regarding the mat­ C otc . Persons wishing to subscribe in that
male and female, are thero who are suffer­
portion
ol
Union
county
can
give
their
names
ter. We have not space to give the scien­
ing out a miserable existence front the ef­
to either ot the above named parties.
tific elucidation o f Mr. Stewart on the point,
F eed S alade is authorized to get as Agent fects o f secret indulgence, or irom virus ab­
sorbed into tho system. Book at their pal­
but suffice to say that he condemns in strong for the D emocrat at Umatilla.
G eo . W. P almer is authorized to act as lid, emaciated and disfigured faces and
terms the pressed shoe. His argument in
their broke;, down constitutions, disquali
Agent for the D emocrat at Marysville.
favor of the anvil-turned shoe was so con­
C harles "VV. C rane is authorized to act lying them for the happiness of marriage or
vincing to us that we cannot forbear having as Agent for the B edrock D emocrat in Sau Uie enjoyment.of life. In this horrid situa­
tion thousands suffer until death closes the
his decision published. Wo do this from Francisco.
scene* Let parents, guardians and friends
L.
B
emil
L
ard
and
B.
S.
C
ates
are
author­
the fact that many use the pressed saoe,
attond to those who are suffering with any
thereby injuring their animals, not being ized to act as Agents for the D emocrat in of these horrible,, life-destroying maladies—
able to. account for the bad condition of their Union County.
8 am . H annah will receive grain, produce, see that they are cared for and cured before
horses feet, and all from the fact of their ig­
<ic.,
at Uuioti, in payment for subscription it is too late'. Send thefii immediately to
norance of the injurious effects of pressed
Dr. Gibbon, a physician who has made pri­
to
the
B edrock D emocrat .
shoes, with which they are shod.
J ohn G orman is Agent for the D emocrat vate diseases his especial study for years,
and who is certain t.o cure the most invete­
Hoping that those interested nuy see and in Boise County, Idaho.
rate cases without mercury or any injurious
benefit by this information we remain as
l_j.
p.
FISHER,
Nos.
20
and
21,
New
Mer­
It is important to those afflicted, or
ever,
chants’
Exchange,
Is
our
authorized
Agent
those interested m the welfare of their
A SUBSCRIBER.
ii? San Francisco.
friends, to be careful of tlie many pretended
dootors who infest all cities, pubiisfiiffg their
OUR EAGLE CREEK L E T T E R .
B a ite r City L o d ge N o. 2 5 , 1 . 0 . skiil in curing all diseases in a few days, im-
0 . F . , meets every Saturday evening, at posing upon tlie public by using the names
E agle V alley , Feb., 2nd 1875.
half past six o’clock, at Odd Fellows Hall, in of eminent physicians from Europe and
E ditor D emocrat :—It was with heart­ the new Bank Block, corner of Front street other places. Be therefore careful and make
felt sorrow, I noticed in your paper of the and Court Avenue. Members o the Order strict inquiry or you may fall into the hands
are invited to attend. By order of N. G.
of those charlatans.
27 ult., the announcement of the death of
0^=* Chas. St. Howls has located perma­
S E M IN A ll W E A K N E S S .
that good man W. F. McCrary, Alas ! he nently in Baker; and is now prepared to man­
Seminal emission—the consequence of
has gone from us, and forever. No more ufacture and repair all kinds of jewelry and
self abuse. This solitary vice, or depraved
shall we see that manly form (bent though watches. After twenty-eight years experi­ sexual indulgence, is pratieed by tlis youth
ence
iu
the
business,
he
feels
competent
to
it was with racking paius; going with his
give entire satisfaction. Mr. St. Bouis, is of both sexes to an almost unlimited extent,
quiet demeanor, to and from his Office in also agent for the best Sewing Machine in producing with unerring certainty the fol­
lowing tram of morbid symptoms, unless
his daily avocation; there were few like him. use. the New Wilson, price, $55,00.
combatted by scientific medical measures,
A man o f probity. A diligent searcher after
U seful P resent .— Every family ought to viz: Sallow countenance, dark spots under
truth. A firm believer in the immortality have a good Sewing Machine. We have a the eyes, pains in the head,, ringing in the
beautiful new Silver Plated Wilcox & Gibbs’
o f the souls of man; and, beside, these he Machina, that- would ue a beautiful, valuable ears,'noise like rustling of leaves or' rattling
of chariots, uneasiness about the loins, weak­
possessed many other qualities of mind that and useful present to any man’s wife, mother, ness of the limbs, confused vision, blunted
naturally led those that had the honor of sister or sweetheart, which we will sell on intellect, loss of confidence in approaching
his acquaintance, to become his firm friend. easy terms. We will instruct tne person buy strangers, a dislike to form new acquaintan­
inghow to operate the machine. It is one ces, a disposition to shun, society, loss o.
Not only has his wife and children been of the nicest machines in onr city.
memory, pimples and various eruptions
bereaved o f a loving and beloved husband
P la in Q u estion s fo r I n v a lid s .—Have about tne face, hectic flushes, furred tongue,
and a kind and indulgent father, but, your the routine medicines of the profession done feetid breath, night sweats, monomania and
whole community „has lost a farther and you no good? Are you discouraged and mis­ frequently insanity. If relief be not obtained,
erable? If so, test the properties of the new should ap*ply immediately either in person
friend; for it may (with truth be said), he Vegetable Specific, Dr. Walker’s California or by letter, and have a cure effected by his
was one of the fathers o f Baker city. But Vinegar Bitters already famous as the finest new and scientific mode of treating this dis­
sir, when we cons der that it is his body invigorant, corrective and alterative, that has ease, which never fails in effecting a quick
ever seen the light. Dyspeptics and persons and radical cure.
alone that is dead; but, his spirit is with of bilious habit should keep it within reach,
CURED A T H O M E .
him that gave it, this should comfort his if they value health and ease.
Persons at a distance may be CURED AT
F or the very best. Photographs, go to HOME by addressing a letter to Dr. Gibbon
family and friends.
We must all die, and go the way he has Bradley & Bulofsen’s Gallery without S tairs stating case, symptoms, length of time the
gone; the bodies of his loviug wife and chil­ Hi5“ Ascend in the ELEVATOR, 429 Mont­ disease has continued, and have medicine
promptly forwarded, free from damage and
gomery Street, San Francisco.
dren must also die. We have consolation
curiosity, to any part of the country, with
full and plain directions for use.
In believing though,
D V E R T I S I N G : C h e a p : good
Persons writing to the Doctor will please
That, when their spirits shall be passing ore,
Systematip.—All persons who contem­ state the name of the paper they see this ad­
That silent river, from this world of care, plate making contracts with newspapers for vertisement in.
They’ll see him standing on yon blissful the insertion o f Advertisements, should send
By inclosing Ten Dollars coin, in regis­
35 cen ts to Geo. P. Rowell & Co., 41 Park tered letter through the Postoffice, or
shore,
throngh Wells, Fargo & Co., a package of
With arms extended, to receive, them there. Row, New; York, for their PAMPHLET Book medicine will be forwarded to any part of
(ninely seventh edition), containing lists of
I as one of his adm irers, send my sincere over 2000-newspapers and estimates, showing the Union.
All communications strictly confidential*
respects and sympathy, to his bereaved fami­ the cost. Advertisements taken for leading
Address DR. J. F. GIBBON, 623 Kearny
ly and friends, hoping they may find oom- papers in many States at a tremendous re­
duction from publisher’s rates. G et the . street, San-'jFr&nciseo,. Pcs (office Box 1,-
957.
n llv r l
Boo®.
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JOSEPB GALE.
TO T H E U .Y F O R T U N A T E !
NEW REMEDIES! HEW REMEDIES!
Bl SPESSA!!
R e c e iv e d
FROM
CLOTHING
for, and furnish all of the leading
P e rio d ica ls, M a g a z in e s *& N ew sp ap ers
Just
OUR STOCK OF
E R E C E IV E S u b scrip tio n s
lumbus (Miss.) Democrat.
Benjamin Franklin occasionally
stumbled upon the truth. He said:
The eyes of other people are the eyes
that ruin us. If all but myself
were blind, I should neither want a
fine house nor fine furfliture.
BAKER CITY MARKET.
A clergyman at Kansas City said
if there was any one within hearing
B E B *. B IIL I j R e s p e c t f u l l y I n ­
forms the citizens of Baker City that he
ol his voice who would try to put, a
stop to Sunday dog fighting he’d has purchased from John Eppinger the
like to have ’em rise up. A small
BAKER CITY MARKET,
boy and an old woman rose up.
Where, at all times, ho will be prepared to
The Manchester, N. H., Mirrror furnish his customers with the
wittily says, Within a year we have
BEST OF MEAT,
known an apparently hopeless case
Of all kinds, at most reasonable prices.
of consumption cured by an appoint«
Baker City, Feb. 1, 1875.-n39tf
ment to a probate judgeship, and we
don’t know of a disease which a Con­
gressional nomination would not
cure.
I can’t say as he went to Heaven,
remarked a Fort Scott citizen of a
DR. G IB B O N ’S
deceased townsman, but he p id a
bill of eleven years’ standing the day
before he died, and you can judge
for yourself.
A
L iv e ly T im e s
San Francisco Direct,
The Most Extensive, tlie Best and
Most Extensive Assortment of
Our Dress Goods Department
GENERAL
E v e r
Is well filled with a spleddid assortment of the
leading styles and fashionable shades.
Empress Cloths,
Satteens,
Mohair,
American Dress Goods,
MERCHANDISE
B r o u s ^ i t
TO
T h is
[M a r k e t,
Consisting in Part o f
Ladies’ Dress & Fancy Goods
and FLANNELS,
Of Every Description, together with a Full
Plaid, Plain and.Opera, of all colors.
and Complete Assortment o f
Bleached and Unbleached Cotton Flannels.
MINING SUPPLIES,
Ladies’ & Gents’ Underwear.
LIQUOKS, TOBACCO ¡St CIGARS,
GROCERIES,
GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS,
CLOTHING,
In the leading Styles.
BOOTS and SHOES,
HARDW ARE,
CROCKERY, and
We Would call special attention to our stock
of Mens’ and Boys’ San Francisco Boots
GLASSWARE (
which we have sold for a number of
A ll o f which will bp Sold
years past with satisfaction.
Every pair waranted.
W h o le s a le a n d R e ta il
AT
A Well Selected Stock of
H a t s and C a p s,
B o o ts and S h oes.
w & wihly
mMmsim,
At astonishing low- Prices.
We have a large assortment of
liners’ aiii Farmers’ Implements,
Which we are selling at lower prices than
ever before offere i in this Market.
Remember that our Store is iu the
FIREPROOF BANK BLOCK.
BAMBERGER & FRANK.
Baker City, Dec. 1, Ib74.u30tf
L o w e s t T r ic e s .
n®" Thankful for the liberal manner In
which I have heretofore been patronized,
I hope by fair and honorable dealing in
merit a continuance.of the same.
S, QTTENHEIMER.
Virtue Block, Baker City, Oct. 7,1873. n22
MAKING!
M s E. C. S p i r t & Co.,
Respectfully inform the Ladies of
[ L o o k [R ig ; lo t H e r e ! ! Baker City and vicinity, that they
H Y W I L L Y O U C O N T IN - have opened an establishment, at the
ue to buy Fruit Trees and Shrubbery residence of Mrs. R. C. Shepherd, in
of Walla Walla' dealers, when you can pur­
Baker City, where they are prepared
chase a superior article at
G ran ger B o tto m P rices
to Cut, or Cut an Make all kinds of
W
At the Union Nursery, Cove, Union County,
Oregon.
H. J. GEER, Proprietor.
Following is a List of Trees and Prices:
A P P E E S »
3-Year Old, Extra Large, 18 cents per Tree.
2-Year Old, Extra Large, 15 cents per Tree.
1-Year Old, Extra Large, 10 cents per Tree.
Ladies & Childrens Clothing,
All orders from the surrounding Towns
and Country will be promptly attended to, at
the same prioes that our City customers are
charged.
Stamping for Embroidering and
Braiding done to order.
Red Astriehan, Early Harvest, Rambo,
V a r ie tie s »
Graunstine, Red June, Golden Sweet, Duch-
es of Oldenburg, Pound Pippin, Talpahoek-
LATEST "FASHIONS
en, Early, Strawberry, Baily Sweet, Blue Receivod every month, direct from No.
Pearmain, White Winter Pearmaia, Golden
Russett,Swaar, Golden Pippen, B en or“ Jeff” York.
Davis, Winesap, King Apple, Gloria Mundi,
Esopus Spitzenberg, Baldwin, Willow Twigg, Agent for Grover & Baker’s
Geuniton, Snow, Hyslop Crab, Transconant
Sewing Machines.
Crab, Ac., &. *
P E A R S »
[Fred.
2-Year Old, Largo, 50 cents per Tree.
1-Year Old, Large, 30 cents per Tree..
SALOON,
V a r ie t i e s :
Bartlett, Howell, Madeline, Danes Hovey,
Seckel, Clapp’s Favorite, Burea d’ Aujeu,
Burea Easter. Julienne, Winter'Nellis, Vicar,
Pound,
&.
PLUMS»
2-Year Old, 40 cents per Tree.
1-Year Old, 30 cents per Tree,
B o h n a ’s.
AT THE OLD BtAND OF
B am berger & F ra n k ,
R A K E R C IT Y , OREGO N.
FRED. A. B O H N A
T ) e s p e e tfa lly in fo r m s th e c it i-
V a rie tie s«
Yellow Egg, Yellow Gage, Columbia, Lom- JLU zeus of Baker City and the Publia
generally, that ■ he-.has purchased the inter,
bara, Sweet Damson, Imperial Gage, Ac.
ost ot Bob. McCord in the above
CHERRY»
1-Year Old, good growth, 50 cents per Tree.
S A
V a rie tie s»
L O
O
N
,
Early Richmond, May Duke, Yellow Span­ Where will always be found the very best
ish, Black Eagle, Black Tartarian, Black Re­
W ines» L iq u o rs a m ! C iga rs.
publican, Ac.
P encil a m l A p rico t, 25 cents per Treci-
GRAPES»
One of the Finest and Best
The Janesville, ripens with mo Aug. 20th,
and stand Grande lioude winter without pro­
tection, tine one year old plants oOcents. White
Sweetwa ter and Isabella, 25 cents per plant. To be found in the City. “ Fred” will be
Cherry C urrants, §2 50 per dozen. Eng­ pleased at all times to have his friends givo
him a call.
lish Goosberry, SI 50 per dozen.
FRED. A. BOHNA-
S H A D E T R E E S , «Sic.
Baker City, Jan. 20,' 1875. n39tf
Walnut, Elm, Ash, Buckeye, Maple and
Buttornu , 25 cents each; Lombardy Poplar,
2 year old, 13 cents each. Rose», 25 to 50
cents; Lilac, Purple 25 cents, and White 50
Respectfully offers his services to the Publlo
cents.
..In fact I have almost any thing usually
In the capacity of
kept in a No. 1 Nursery.
[Billiard T a b le s
^ T iv n r i t o
sh
A
Q y G ive m e a T r ia l.
Address,
n32n48
II. J. GEER,
Cove, Union county,
Oregon.
JOINER. AND
TIN-SHOP!
I J .
H .
All kind% and every
P A R K E R ,
D E S C R IP T IO N
WHOLESALE AND. SETA1L DEALEB IN
Of Work in Wood neatly and promptly done.
Baker City, Jan. 1’, 1873tf.
C o p ?, Tin ani Stat-Iron fare^
T o S h eep [Raisers 11
M a l a S tr e e t, B a k e r C ity , O r e g o n .
e k e e p s c o n sta n tly on
H hand a full assortment of all articles in
ins line, such as
Miner’s Hydraulic Pipe, Noz­
zles, Butts and Tin Ware.
Also, Every Pattern and Style of
S
T
O
V
E
S
.
The Celebrated Buck’s Patent .Cooking,
and the Onward Parlor Stove are kept oh
hand, together with all other styles.
,N E
HUNDRED
AND
F IF T E E N
o ! Head Thorough bred Cotswold Sheep!,
lately Imported from tbe best herds in Can­
ada. The above Sheep are Full Biooded
and as fine as any on the Coast.
There are Forty Bucks far the lot.
The whole will ba soM 'ln lets to suit pur*
chasers, and at
REASONABLE PRICES.
For particulars, onquiro of
REID & FLETCHER,
n24tf
Baker City, 0gn.
P e r D a y . A g e n ts W a n te d .
¿ F O B
'W 'O B . B L
A ll classes o f working people
Done upon short Notice, and at reasonable of both 8-xes, young and old, make more
Pric6s*
money at work for us, in their own localities,
n2btf
J. H. PARKER.
during their spare moments, or all ’the time,
than at any thing else. We offer employ­
ment that will pay handsomely for every
hour’s'w ork. Full particulars, terms, Ac. „
P o u n d s o f O ats sent free. Send us your address at once.
Wanted at the B edbock Don’t delay. Now is the time. Don’ t look
for work or business elsewhere, until you
D eaiocbat Office immediately, for whieh.the have learned what we offer.
highest Cash price will be allowed.n26tf
G. STINSON & CO.,
n38y
Portland, Maine.
$ 5 to $20
O a ts "Wanted*
[Barley AV"anted.
40
V
O T IC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N
that all Partnership relations between
O O O î>oliïS1*s
o f B arley
Wanted immediately,
at Dr. J. M. Boyd and H. N. McKinney have
been dissob ed by mntual consent. All ac­
the JB eciboce D emoceat -Office, for which the counts against said firm will be settled by H.
highest Cash price will be allowed, n26tf
N.-McKinney, and all accounts due said firm
will be paid to Rim, it is hoped, withatd»*
lay.
Baker City, Dec. 2 1 ,1874.n85tf
"W ood "W anted.
K / Y C ord o f W o o d W a n t e d at
O f ik e Celebrated Standard
O U the B edbock D emocbax Office imme­
diately, for whioh the highest Cash urico___ Orgaas^-new—for Fate. For psurti^ujarî
will
allowed.
n’/tkf
' enquire at this Office,