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5. A t w o o d . ,
(Graduate o f the College o f Physicians and
Surgeons New York and o f the Medical De­
partment oj the W illam ette University,)
S. M . I ' E t T i .V G I M ,.V <<>., 1 « S ta t e
Htifeet, Boston, ,17 Park How, N ew Y o rk ,
■m<i Tol Chestnut street, P h ila d elp h ia , are
our A gen ts for procuring advertisem ents
¡or the B e d r o c k D e m o c r a t , in the above
cities, and are authorised to contract !d»
a d vertisin g t our lowest rales.
ntj.t
Term s cash, or no patronage solicited.
Office two doors west of Wisdom’s Drug
bioie.
BAKEK CITY OBEGOK.
1 tf
or0 3 3 W O R K .
W e are now prepared to do all Linas o:
JO B Yv O lih on short notice and at reasona­
ble rates.
N. B .-oA ll Job W ork M U S T BE P A ID
FO B UN D E L I V D it i.
P B Ib IC IA N
ÂÎÎ \
!
STO K E,
First door above the Express Office.
L a d ie s
I'a n r y
and
-A ttorn ey "at-JLaw,
B A iv E k O il Y, ou E o ro N .
S . V . K f tG X ,
L u v v ,
(And Notary Public,)
W ED T ON, O R E G O N .
W ill practice in the Courts o f this -tate and
Washington T e rrit .ry.
Q P E C 1 A L A H E N 'i IO N P A ID TO L A N D
O Business, and Collections.
u liitf
J O S E P H H. S H I N N ,
lllllt! HlliL! i.Olih !
TO T H E
HERE
YOU
CAN
F IN D A L L
kin ds o f the best and cheapest L a ­
d ies’ F u rnish in g Goods in ¡.he City , such as
H A T S , L A C E S , T R IM M IN G S , P A R A ­
SOLS, D R E SS GOODS, A c., Ac.
E v e ry th in g a L a d y requites to com p lete
her "Wardrobe.
A ls o , a supply o f G en tlem en s’ H an d ker-
clnos, Stockin gs, N e ck ties, &c.
W e pay particu lar a iten tlo n to
D re s s M a k in g ,
A n d pattern a fter the latest Fashions
and S tyles.
Produce taken in exch an ge for Goods.
A i l a ie in v ite d to call.
M d m .’ s F O S T E R & F E R G U S O N .
Baker C ity ,June 1, 1875.n4lf_____________
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E I i A N
J P u b iio
C E ,
JOSEPH MASAI DAS, Pioprieior,
W ill attend to Conveyancing and making
A B S T R A C T S O F 'T IT L E .
Baker City, hept. 11, li>'i2.
n !8tf
rS M IE P R O P R IE T O R H A S B o u gh t
a
the H o tel ,.estau: unt, next door to
Lie Post Office, fo im e r ly kept by Sicord &
W h itcom b , and has lilted the sam e up m
( he best style as a H o te l, on the French
Restaurant s ty le ,
l i e is prepared to ac­
com m odate tne Public, and is determ ined
to g iv e en tn e sauviaetion.
T h e House is open from five o ’clock in
t il« m o rn in g until t w elve at n ight, during
which tim e custom ers wuil he supplied
vv.tli the best o f eve ry th in g to be had in
liie
M
A t e 3EA. JESL 2 * 2 ^
.
Baker C ity, July 4, 1874.-u9tf
AND
B A K E R C IT Y , O REG O N.
il, A. il. li,
M . A Q u een ’s U n iversity , i Canada,
M . B. iit n u y Cntvei.Siiy, j
1854.
I 'l i J s i C i « U , IS iU lg C O li, A c .
O f f i c e auu IteniUence, at a . U. B ro w n ’s
fo ru ier residen ce, nearly opposite tne Bed-
ruck D em ocrat u lh ce.
Bakei City, Oregon, N ov. 10, 1874.-y
R a ilr o a d H o u s e ,
E r e d . .A . B o h n a ’s
SA
LOON,
AT THE OLD STAND OF
u ran’s,
m
I
A.
t i l l ' , O iiE b O lv.
E W O U L D R E S P E C T F U L L Y IN -
Xonn tile iJu o iic liiu t w e n a v e p u r-
C h a se d m e B a k e r C ity H o te l, a n d r e in ted
a n a fu r n is h e d i t m a s iy le e q u a l 10 th a t ui
a n y a o u s e iu
E A S T E R N OREGON.
G u e s ts w ill liu d o u r a c c o m m o d a tio n s to
be ui th e h ig h e s t o rd e r, a n u w e v v iiis p .u e
n o p a in s to su 1 1 *■ ii w ho n itiy g .v c* us a c.-ii.
E L b 'i G i i h h A
L a ttWB .
Baker City , May no, lom.liuii
ï ) e s p e « î i u ! J . v i n l 'o r u i k t h e c i t i -
jL Y zeus of Baker City and the Public
generally, that lie has purchased the iuier*
ost of Bob. McCord in the above
A . ■ s a - o
One o f me Finest and Besi
B i l l i a r d * I a b i t s
j£»¿k à'k A--Ä*. ^
W
T. P. HENDJifcfcON,
All J iSADiiLLiii
V* I W k s t o H A L i ; Ulfitä
BLALLli LU
m
C F E V k h i Div.-K i l l p i l e - 1 c i o . n l i
H K ï A i I.
TOGKTUEU WITH A
Genera] A sso it in eut
11 .
M a n n in g ,
Joiners,
C h ord &
Car] enters and
B A K E R C IT Y , OREGON.
Designs and Specifications I urnislied.
Estimates Made. Term s Liberal.
Baker C ity, June 15, 1875 t.6tf
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B la n k E x c h a n g e .
H E
P R O P K E I T O R S o l tills
popular place of lesort take pleasure
in inform ing the public that
Charley Schellworth
now has charge o f the Bar, where lie deals
not lin g but the best o f Wines, Liquors, aim
Cig us, and w ill be pleased to have l i s
fr it ids give him a call. This is a
: ¡,.
F’or M edicinal Pu poses.
TO I B E T
X evt b liic k M iiilh 8 h «p ,
O n COUBT A V E M i t , ! T POSIT k Til t BANK ,
B A K E R CiT Y O R E G O N
[E S S R S . B L A I N E
M IL L r R KFS-
_
p ectfu tiy liifo n ii tiie c itizen s o f Ba­
ker c it y and v ic in it y , that tney n ave star­
ted a
B L A C K S M IT H S H O P
In B a k er C ity , w here they a ie now ) re-
pereu to do nurse sh oeing, aim ai. » i.d,-
o f Job W ork in then lu ie, ou s u o iu iv » ., » ,
anu on lea so iia b ie term s o . v e ns a vf'ni,
JiliAr A ia A * ' i i L .
B a k er C ity . A u «. i , *-'•70.ii i4*1
,
.
M’
"Shoe Making,
Prescriptions prepared at all Hours.
and Country Trade Solicited,
N
quors and ail other kinds o f drinks,
kept constantly on hand, and the cosiest re
treat for the innocent amusements o f P ed ro•
Bell Out, Pictorial reading &c., in Baker
City.
noOtf.
-A-nction H o u s e ,
b a k e r c it y ,
KELLOGG & SMALL, Auctioneers.
Regular Sale Day,
EVE BY SATURDAY.
Sales made in every portion o f the Com ity.
June 30th, 1875.nStf.
City
Best Brands, o f F a m i l y G r o c e r ie s , T o *
b a c c o s , C ig a r s , Ac., constantly on
H an d , at the Low est Prices.
B aker City, Oct. 7, 1874.n22Iy
ij and Vegetable Store.
Phil. ILirdPSi} A Ju u . Lt'Vtns, Pi up’s,
i a K E K g i 1 Y . O iiE u u N ,
ESP. L i F U L L I IN Ph iu U T i i E CIT-
iz e n s o i Baaer City a. a vicin ity, that
tiicy have on ha-iiu, and are co. stautly
eeiv.Ug a f u i i supply oi ail articles in their
line, which they m e selling ch ea p io i cash.
T n e y k; ep Canned rbuits, N u is, Can-
die-, anu also a li kin ds o f i.esh Fru its and
Vegetables. A iso ,
B U T iE U A N D E G G S ,
and a ll o n iei a. ticies in their, line, wanted
by the c u n lis of bakei L a y ,
h iv e us ., b a .i, lie x i duo: .o Pap L e v e n s ’
W iio ies a le alld iteta ii B.quoi- S tole.
h A iU ih 'f i A LEVENS,
B aker C ity, j uue. 9 187.r.uoii
M
E l a c k s m il liiu .c j '.
T H i ? n il. e r s ig n e d is p r e p a r e d to
d o m i K in d s o i w o r k e n t r u s t e d to tins
c a t e in fits l i n e , anti a ll w o rk w a r
r a llie d t o g i v e sai ls ia c t io u .
I etn
p lo y n o n e o u t th e b e s t o i h a n d s ui
u i} s h o p .
S ll3 L O O i2 3 L ^ -
I have a good Horse Bhoer in tux
8 op, who understands the horses
toot in all its diliereut shapes, arm
wiii shoe to tit the horse. Our work
in this luie is warranted as good as
(he best.
W a g o n M a k i n g a n d R e p a ir in g
In ail the various branches done in
connection with this shop b } Geo.
J. Low man.
P lo w s
Manufactured and Kepaired.
In iadevei vihiug in tuv line made
and repaired at reasonable prices.
.Thankful for past patronage I res
pecituil} Solicit a continuance of
ine sau te.
S. A . G A IN E S .
Mav 10, 1875. nlti
W. C L E A Y L K,
u
H i it i,
Í i i l i 'i i i l i l H i
iu ilio r ,
m Oiiair Maim^acturGr.
i.a k C i- U i ( ) , O r e g o n ,
Is p, p red ,ii E a l w ork hi ms lin e on
öiiOi c .t-nicy alia at ¿'uciäoiiaüit? prices.
1’ UiiiUUie ana C huiis,of hi» own maiiu-
t&v l u ì tì culi stau i iy oil haiui. *
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NO. 26.
\ y I) H A V E
.1
j SU
K E F Ir T T F H
TH E
liKiue lue Uesi muliiLiei in
the county, at prices 10 suit the times.
jou
Any bins let, at our Mill receive as prompt
attention tu me Iutute as in cue past. Ue
saw every taring from a Bath iu cue Heaviest
1 llubel's.
^
Clear and seasoned Lumber always oh
l.lluU.
BAKLIt fITV AtlADEiiV.
F B Y IIE F A L L T E R M OF T H IS IN S T IT U -
JL tton w .li com m ence on M onday, tsep-
U in b ei 27th, 187.., under the eon rol o f
J. W . G R A Y ,
Assisted by such oth er competent, and
suitable teachers as m a y , Hon», tim e to
tim e, be requireeu.
By strict 'attention,
and eonrpetent arid k in d ly care, b >th by
teachers and uirec ots, the pu blic m a y be
assured that tins school w ilt be even m ote
useful than in toiin er years.
ces
i S r o x ,
Call and Settle.
N
Baker City, May 10th 1875nlif.
L a b o r e r s AV a n te d .
■n R O R T W E N T Y L A B O R E R S W A N -
B
ted Im m e d ia te ly by the undersigr,-
eu. A ls o —
.
E IG H T O K T E N B R K ?
Balter City, July 7 , 187 o.n(M*i
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furnished by ns at Boise City at Publisher's
Puces. We are in constali ; receipt o f N L W
BU O LS o f ail allies.
M
BOOKS.
A large supply coustantiy ou hand, at Cat­
alogue I'HCCS.
Gruer» iio m a distance solicited and satis-
i'uCUon guaianiced.
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Feb. 1, 1875.nòiny
r ic e s K e d u c e d ! !
L L A L t & T W R . b lE ,
L la c k s m itlis ,
TUE
a v e
T H E MOST C O M PLETE SHOP
e can an i wmi
H in E a siein Oregon. our Yv line
re-
uo an kinds of w oik
Cheaper &
hi
Better man any otuer shop in Baker City
and equal ¡o any ui Easiein Oregon.
We manuiaci urc
it agi is. Buggies awl Flows,
snd do a il k in d 'o . Job W ork . W e em ­
p lo y none bin m e best W orkm en . W hen
it is necessary we do w'oik a; a ll hours
o f the day or n igh t, and a lw ays finish a
jo b b'.. the tim e we p io n iise to nave it
done. Our shop is at tne
Head oi Main Street,
BAILEE
l A t L i ; J O B S G IF T .
Johnnie sat perilled up on the barn ward
fence, hi.-, bands thrust deep down in bis
pockets, his blue eyes wide rwak with won- i
der. A novel position for Johnnie; ordinarilv
his brisk little b dy bobbed to and fro like a
windm ill; aud no wonder Aunt Martha re.
gaided him, amazed, from the kitchen win­
dow.
The fact is, Johnnie was thinking as only
boys car think when some great surprise is
upon them. His soberness date back to the
early morning.
“ Come down to the meadow,” U cle Job
had said, “ when the c ock strikes three.—
I am going to make you a .present.”
Such a future to an eight-year old boy!
Johnnie’s joints stiffened instantly; he could
Hot eat his dinner, much less eke o t the in ­
terval w.Ui is usual sport; hts life seemed
lost in that speck o f afternoon. So up on
the fence post l e perched, bis blue eyes wide
open with wonder, bis fingers hammering
K eat holes in bis Bowsers’ pocket.
Clang, clang, clang — iho
town clock
struck three! The Lu ce that had known
Join niesuddenly knew him no more; straight
westward be trotted hi - little brisk bo ly ti 1;
breathless, be s-ood in the maulow where
Ui cle Job was diligently stacking hay.
Jo dim e aj pri-aclitd the hay rif.s
kiud o f awe.
with a
“ Pleuse Uncle Job—
That gentleman looked up with a sm ile; it
seemed like dinner to Joliuuie, when he was
impatient for de»;ert.
“ Ou time, eh, my bov?” sa il Uncle Job
cheerily; and o en throwing down his rake,
drew Johnnie toward him and continued:
“ I was to make you a present, I believe,
Johnnie. Ai d so I will — the grandest < ne
C I T Y , O l t E U O N . you ever had in your life. You mayn’ t like
F o im e rly occupied by ¡8. B. McCord,
it at first. I t ain’t a top nor a ja ea n ifi, nor
lie r s e ¡» h e e iu g - i r ic e s ;
anyti i ig hue that; but it’s so beautif il thut
Shoeing a ll lounu, ph.in shoes,
§100
it shines all over; arid though it’s easy bro­
••
»00 aua coiK.st
o ao
Ue-.setting, a ll rouna,
1 to ken, you can freak it ten tidies a day and
Jiru stew a lt, m e best horse shoer ill Ore­
yet use it again whenever you like. It ’s
gon, atieiius to aii snoeiiig in our ¡Shop.
o u . price for re-setting W agon Tires, all meant for use, loo; it thrives better by wear
round is
oO
A n d a li o th er w ork charged for in propoi- and teal: the only trouble is to keep it, John­
Uun to a oove piices. v, e have broughi nie.”
our prices down to suit tne t im e ..
H ere Uncle Job paused, but Johnnie was
W a g o n M a k in g;.
tooabs<
rbedton o ice. A p n a e a th e m ig litn ’ t
Geo. J. Bow m an w ill attend to the wood
like, perhaps, though it was so beautiful it
w ork D epartm en t ui our W agon ¡shop.
Gull .Hid see us, and exa m in e our w ork. shone all over; a present he could break at
f l r - A b i & TY V E E b I L .
will, and yet use it again whenever hepleas-
A ugust 18, 187o.ni5tf
e I; a present it was hard to keep—neither a
top nor a j «¡k n ife— .
“ What can it be?” lie exclaimed at last, a-
loud.
‘Í
“ I t ’s a rule,” broke in Uncle Job softly.
I n i o r m tiiie F it- “ A gulden r de.”
O c s p e e tiu lly
iiliCi L / O tillty , ¿Hia
X \ i lxeus oi Baker
Johnnie stared straight down into Uncle
tlwy iiavo par-
iae I'UaliC ¿eaeraily,
Job’s eyes. No mischief there; rather au
ciiubed the
e rnestness deep and solemn.
J L B jL X jr o r y
The boy seem d bewildered. H e was f -
F o im erly kept by Bil y Kilourn, and that
an v are prepared to furnish customers with m iliar with ruie.-, masculine, feminine, and
Cue Liest ul
neuter; hut go d -n rules were strange to bis
experience.
F r you see, Johnnie was a little
T u rn -o u ts ,
waif chat Uncle Job had recently adopted,
Litiiei night or day, with or without driver?,
at tne very lowest rates. First e ass oauute and Ins native atmospn re had1 not favored
Homes on uaiul. Horses boarded and tne thesv ex ra bads and blossoms, » t i l l John
nest o f care bestoweu. VYeatep uotiiing but nie knew what gold was, aud after a minute,
tiie best o i block anu Buggies.
Uni staule is at tne upper end oi Mailt tie turned, Lis blue eyes brim m ing with cu-
liosity—
jtievt, Bakei Glly, Oregon.
Gome audsee ns, Everybody, and we will
“ »how it to me. Umde Job, please-”
do our best to piease you.
Uncle Job made no movement toward his
o M ilT l & GVV1NN.
pocket, though Johnnie eyed it closely. H e
Sept. 10, 187o-n20 f.
said, simply :
“ Do unto others as you would have them
do unto you ’ ’
F' U it
Johnnie’s 1 p quivered. There was no beauty
to him in the i mao.in: r words. lie seemed lost
in the belief that a great disappointment was i'u
O O L E Y ’S ilO A L , B Y W A Y OF E L -
stole ' or lum.
uom do, iea a iii^ to
•out t e present,” be gasped-
n u is E GIT Y , ftsILY'.ER C IT Y , S O U T H
A tiig tear rose m f ml J. b’eeye. He tightened
M u U N I rvIN ,
.tns si*.- «rot,nd n brine, anu ki.-aed his sad little
and to mi points on tire
lace.
i i
i i i ’o a d ,
•‘ J y 1 < y, l;i trid,” v.ill \ou say these words
Is now in Good Repair. On tins Road w ill wilh me?”
OU iOUIivl i-iiu ' Uisl oi
Jol i.n e c-i n pit d, v ci;d( iir g ly ; and out up; n
U KA88 a N I) W A'IE Ii,
t h e si.miner m i floi ten like a By m.. —
and p lea ty oi each at good ca m p in g places.
‘ •i oui.to othtrsasjou would have them do
J. ti*S iiOllU t.S ill iCtibi-
unto you. ’ ’
Then con1 ¡¡ ued Uncle Job, softly:
T w
e n
i /
N earer to ¡silver C ity anu F iv e Allies to
‘ Johnnie, tl i> is a lii ln.\e for you to-day—
Boise C ity than any om tu vv gon Road
these
cozen w< ids. No gill at ah, jou tliiLk it,
Tn e T o il on this itoau is cue pei lb n
on any oth er route leant 0
- to n oise or m w ;bu t if you re-olve t< keep il. ,t’ii m. ke you
» liv e r Gii.ies.
so lioh and happy, that you won’t- wonuer lucle
G ive this Road a tria l and you w ill tra v­
el no o th er to the points uoovt m- n.ioiieu. Job ihoughi it wortli a half mile trip to the mead­
ow. And, Joi.nie—you know me gilt oon t hind­
J G liN J. r b l l r k i
June 1, 1875.n4tf
er ano In.r— there are hosts ol tops and j ck kn.vts
yei to ge t, at <t I i sts oi ttys to get do in in,” and
W a g o n M a k in g .
Untie Job’s eyes twinkkd so n.ysttru.usiy that
,l< hnnie was moved to meiry laugh,
E O . J . tToumn.it H eiiiji a
Johnnie tad gr- at ft it b in Uncle Job. He could
Wagon Uiakel oy U'ane. w,,i Coi.rliiUe not undeis and n, yet he belo ved imp ieitly all he
a* v.u.k ai ills trade at tre VYa^,uli shop au-
h id heard, au i tint, if he kept toe gold u rule, he
joinin g the BiaCkknuui bimp o f the late firm
oi Games & Bow man, and also carries on the would he die richest ud happiest b- y in the world,
¡Shop lately iuu ny » . b . McCord, adjoining » o he listened tage.ly to Lucie Job’s explanations,
Tom. Deaiy tt Twee ie’s BlaCasliilu. chop, ai-u resolved' iu tiy alwi-ys to act towaids otheis
ile is prepared to uo gii kinds o f Wagon just as be would like them to act towards him.
work in ms Lae, at both shops, at snort notice
I w.sh 1 could te l jou all the wondrous trials
and at reasonable prices. H e can make
Wagons or Buggies from the stump up, and he made, and bow I ravelv he strove to reap the
uses none hut tue best o f material, bought in promised g iod lo rit was no; always smooth
the east auu shipped direct to him at Baker walking iu Johnnie sp tbjhehad his tr.ps and
c ity .
G LU . J. nUW AlAN,
tumbles: he turnedsornelim s to the rigid and left.
May 10th 1875nltf.
But by effort he gn w strong, and his reward was
rich indeed. No toy was loved like Johnnie ¡none
had so many friends. And, to m uhood grown, uo
gift does he regard more grateful y than the one
l nele Job gave turn that suunu r afternoon —Ohio
-R .r i l l - K I U C I T
} 0 £ i E n . ’ i-ff, i on mer
LIV ERY S T A B L E
Silllil i
biiigie or Double ,p
11 u r r u .li ! I d L u r r a li !
Buy i our Lumber at the
Silver City ami South M oElain.
Old, Reliable
E b e l P « O ld M i l l . D
Uakei City, .June 2.'i, lS7ô.n7.f
• i- L iit ± o :o - «- X z a .
j . i ^
O T I C E is h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t I h a v e
leased my Blacksmith and W agon si.ops
to Dealy & Tweenie, and ba\e closed my
business.
A ll those inueb ed to S. B. Mc­
Cord, or McCord Brothers, are hereby noti­
fied that they must now come forward and
settle ti eir accounts. Money must, come,
and there is no .use talking, if you do not set­
tle with me. you mu t w ith ^at^atb irn ey^
w in e s , e i -
A R T IC L E S
O f E very Description.
nn uuiiiiiKeu amount o f Grain taken iu
exchange ioi Biunbei.
L i . Lie IT T & VAN P A T T E N .
March 1 ltW4.-hii*u.
Opposite Pap Levens on Front Street,
B A K E R C IT Y , O REG O N.
T
mm® & a a ts H N X R s
. - ix et City, Oregon.
A*, ¿Si i . uY t it.
Bit fcaloon.
“SENATE” SALOON,
V. Pfeiffenberger, Proprietor,
WAien 3. 1875,u43t.t
kin ds o f
Bit s left wan J. W. Wisdom will receive
ilhiiiedlaie ntehilou. By stnei aiteiillon to
ousiness, we nope to leceive our share of
public patronage.
M A I N ST., B A K E R C IT Y , O R E G O N .
Boots m ade to rder at f.otn Ten to s ix ­
teen D o a a s a pair. T lie best oi Stock
used, and the best o f W’ o rk m en ,em p lo yee.
R ep a irin g n e a tiy a n d p td m p tly done.
B aker C ity , Sept. r2, 1875 n.Utf
h e best o f
a F ull Assortment, o f a ll
JA S . A. P I X N E Y & CO.,
RoHe City, Id»ho,
h a n d
n ioti he is selling
i.eáuy Pay.
. o. ölt eel, nearly
0 : yü .obcii .in ui-. - .il....
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'n.)ì-.">v.o On
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on
D c l 'G s ,
M E D IC IN E S ,
P A IN T S and O ILS,
W IN D O W ’ GLASS,
V A R N IS H E S ,
B R U S H E S , and
V T
w m w
¿ n ía s m v c s B S ,
i „ L m O C O it L l g l t l e ,
K
R e p a ir !• g d o n e w .in neatness and dispatch
tit R easonable P i ices.
B aker City, J u .y Li, <87d.nllU.
T
T o b e found in H.e City. "F r e u ” wiii be
pleased at ah times to have ms friends give
nun a call.
FLE D . A BOHNA.
Faker City, Jan. 20, lö75. u39tf
PAP L E V I N S ,
V l h l U L ’b B A N K .
May lStli, 1875,uriti.
U A S
K
c o n s t a n t l y
Goods, consisting in part o f
S A L O O N ,
V* iis * ms , L j t ¿ n o r » a n d C’- ig R rs -.
i i i i i l E i<ac lifd l c i U UL'á&áy i iiiUO lh
.tea C ig a rs are kept. '1 ü b n aioon has
b e c o tu in ely 1 en tieu anu is now o n e o l ti.e
liea d -si anu lutisi pi« sa u t places ut l e s o li in
th e c i i y . T a is ùaiooh is 011 m e corn er op-
likdiM
B A K E R C IT Y . O REG O N .
e e ps
Where will always be found ih » very n e t
b A L U u A .
MAUN b i it u . ir l, ii A i v E d G ; i 5 -
a m i D e a ie i’
U row u,
FEED. A. BOH N A
iHjEU & i i i i i b i l L i i ¡ i i t i i i l iüiù.
^ oU tit°
If.
BAKER a n , DRAGON.
W
C u J U M J i
Corner Main Street and V a lle y A v e n u e
Southw est Side,
■ HOTEL lESTALBAAT
C o n v e y a n c e r,
iiA iv iiii
J. W, WISDOM, Proprietor,
iliiliiie r y
Goods in Stole, and Latest oty ieo recent,
eo by Express every Month, anu for sale at
most reasonable Prices.
W
J . M. b llE P H E R ß ,
M ffiM &
C o r n e r HJi*vi££ h ^ to ro ,
L A D IE S ’ BAZAAR,
ui tiie öiaiü.
Laker d t ) ,
1, 1Ö/3. l i l i y.
N o t a r y
AX i 'i l L
CD
Done to Order, and at Short Notice by
MRS. L . J. H U STO N.
Baker City, A pril 18,1874.-nolm0
w
a t
SURGEON,
V
m il L it
NEW
B A K E R t i l l , OREGON.
7 IDE P K a C T IC E IN ADD C O U R TS
A t to r n e y
AND
D r e s s A ia k iiifj
C A liU b .
A ttorney-at-JLaw,
c
BAKER CITY, BAKER COUNTY, OREGON, NOV. S, 1875.
Ali communications, to receive attention,
nuist be accompanied by a responsible name.
Personal communications will lie charged
a* special advertisements.
J. in
o
mi
C orrespondence from all portions of
Bhstern Oregon is solicited for the D em ocrat .
I J K O D E b b i o N A L
m
-^ .< 3 .-
Beginner'',
$8,'0
i r.m a ry D epartm en t,
Stuju
A ca d em ic
*’
815,00
M usic and Languages Extra.
T h e Music D epartm en t, w ith choice
o f P ia n o or Organ, by
M iss K i t i i e B. K i n s e y .
Our teachers are paid in a dvan ce, and
w e trust the Board w ill be sustained by
tne patroi s o f education.
A ll kin ds of
proper y taken for tuition.
Tu ition w ill
ne pa.U m advan ce to the S ecretary, w ho
w M g e n e , a liy be at hi* office, m Baker, to
receive tuita n, but, in his
b ence, cash
tuition may b paid to J. W . V irtu e, at
i ne B u ik ; tuition d sired to be paid in
grain m ay ne paid to S. O tten h eim er &
Co.; a d tuition desired to be paid m stock
to G rier & K e llo g g , at th eir stable: In aii
cases ta k in g receipts therefor.
Let. you r scholars com e to school and
g e t a hnished and thorough education.
------ , P r e s id e t,
R. A . PIE R C F:, Sec’y.
n!7tf.
N O T IC E .
L I. N O T E S d u e A . H . B ro w n
A 1
____must lie paid to me imm ediately, or
Gusts o f Actioii wiii be incurred.
I . D. H A IN E S ,
u32tf
Attorney.
.
G
C lia s . I A tc le iie ld ,
I OUT AM) MiuE JiMihK,
K
ESFECTFULLY
IN F O K A . » T H E
£ u k in g
u it
Public that tie ts pi parca ro in.- he
r.ire Boots oi fren ch cuti »lo o k , » wed,
W hard'y know how to account l'or the popu­
at $io; Fogged, ®ir; or of YY alia W idia
lar impress.ou th t st'll prevails in many.rural
»to ek at ®iO per pair
I vva ran tin y w oik. Repairing neatly distrn-ts, that the free use of fruit is unfriendly
and piom ptiy none.
G ive me a c a l l beiore g iv in g y o u r orders
to UrliUi Si »OPS*
CHAS. L I i TLEFTELD .
B aker C ity , Oct. tj, i87o.ii22tf
t t e n e r a 1 C o l l e c t o r .
fS l
M . B R IT T E N , C IT Y M A R S H A L ,
Ji. • respectfu lly in form s tne business
m en of Baker City and v ic in ity , tn a t he
w ill atten d p ro m p tly to the co llectio n o f
a ll N otes, B .lls and Accou nts placed in
his b m d s fo r co ilection . Hand bun you r
b ills if you w a n t tn em collected.
B aker C ity , J u ly 14,187o.nlOH
to health. It has much to do with the scan Ry of
frui! gardens ,.nd orchards in the country. As
a matter ol fai l, cities and villages are much bet­
ter supplied wilh lru tti.an the suirounding coun-
ery. There aie hundreds of farms, even in the
oldest parts of the lai d, where there is no orchard
and the only f. uit is gathered irom a few seed­
ling apple trei6grown in thefei.ee corners The
wants ot cities are su, plied not so much from the
proper farming districts as bom a few men n their
suburbs, w ho make a business o f raisl- g fruit lor
maikek The tanners who raise a good variety ot
One square or less, one insertion,. . . . .$2 69
Each additional insertion,................... .. 1 00
One square three months,......................6 00
Business Advertisements by tho month—
Quarter column.................................
$C 06 •
Hall column..............................
10 00
One column,.......... ............................... 16 00
Ten per cent, additional on advertisements
to which a special position is guaranteed.
O y The space o f one Inch, up and down
die column, constitutes a square.
N. B.— A ll debts due this office are payable
in Coin, unless otherwise expressly agreed.
»null fruits for the supply o f their own familie«
a-e still an exception. The villager, with his
quarter or half acre lot, will have liis patch of
strawberries, his row ot currents and raspberries,
his grape vines aDd pear trees, and can talk intel­
ligently ol the varieties of these fruits. His table
is well supplied with these luxuries for at leaM
half the y ear. But there is a lamentable dearth of
good fruit upon the farm fiom the want of convic­
tion that it pays. It doespaj’ ln personal comfort
aud h* alth, if in nothing cl e. The medical fac­
ulty will Gar testin ocy to the good influence of
ripe fruit upon tho enUnal economy. They reg­
ulate the system better than [any thing else and for*-
stall many of the diseases V> which w e are liablo
in ibe Summer aud Fail. A quaint old gentleman
of our acquaintance often remarks that apples are
toe only pills ho takes. He takes these every day
in the y- ar when they can be found in the mar­
k'd, at.d fills up the interval between the old and
new c.-ou with other fruits. He has hardly seen
a sick day in lorty years, and pays no doctor’s
hi 1. YVc want more good fruit, especially ou our
farms, and the habit of eat.ii g fruit at our meal*.
Th's ig just one of the matters in which farmers
w iveq c«n exert an influence Many a good maa
could set out fruit trees and bushes if he were pnly
reminded o it ut the right time. Oue right tims
will be this Autumn—at lea-t in all but the \-ery
coldest ports of the country. A few dollars In­
vested then will bring abundant returns in from
one to five tears. It is more intimately connected
w th good moials than our philosophers think,
with good digestion it is quite easy to fulfill the
law oi love.
G o v . A lle n
at
P it t s b u r g h .
P ittsburgh , Oct. 25,—Governor Alien, of Ohio,
add.« s d an audience of about 12,000 people, com­
pose chit-fly ol workingmen, and to tb s class he
date *d the principal pai t ol his speech. Attar
rovlowmgand expl Jniug th« rRht o. suffrage, and
showing ihe tugreme importance of every man
acting -it the jo Is according to his judgement, h*
showt d the necessity iu this tepubheofu repr*-
aeutative loim ol government, and dwelt at length
on the care which should ba used in the s«l< ction
of representatives. Ha then spoke of taxes, and
showed how fraud had cieptamong office bolus:*,
an i sever« y criticised the administration.
hr Alien said ¿he government lor inuny year*
lias been run soaly lor the benefit of he rich and
the crushirg out of the liberty and life of the o s '
ny. He dwelt at some ength on the excessive
t laton wh:eh robbed thof rmer of bis hard-e rr .
ea produce, and ut the end of the year left him
w ith but little mofe than a little bacon and corn-
meal. In reference to the Ohio election, he said
the defeat of iho Democrats was due largely U
th e lavish expenditure of money b y .Republican*,
corruption, bribery and Illegal voting. Mr. A ll*«
spi ke of the currency question, and claimed that
the premise of hotter times, made by the dominan*
party, v,:-s simply ;■ political device to catch votes,
and that a contraction of curnney virtually meant
c .u ruction i f the workingman's stomach.
The question as to the right o f women to
vote under the provisions o f the fourteen th
amendment has been decided adversely to
tiie claim by the United States supreme court.
T tis claim was first urged in an argument
before a Congressional committee four or
five years ago, which is said to have beenth#
w irk o f Mr. Theodore Tilton. Th e case up.
0 t which the decision was rendered origina*
t -d in Missouri. The court were unanimous­
ly o f the opinion that the constitution does
not confer the right o f suffrage upon any
one, that being an aff ir o f the several States.
E verett’s art gallery is graced with a fine
oil painting uf Shakespeare, which hang*
prominently f. orn a cen tre column at the
b ok o f the store. The other day a lady
from the country came in, glrnced about,
and inquire ! o f M r. Everett, pointing to
Shakespeaie o phiz, “ what minister is this?”
“ That is »hakespeare,’; replies the urbaue
Eve'ett, with a playful smile on his lips?
-“ Oh, it i», hey. Where does he preach
n w ”
“ H e wasn’ t a minister, madam. H e waa a '
poet.”
“ Oh! Ah! Yes. Seems to me I ’ ve heard oa
1 im . « mew here. Did he write any piece«
for the Free W ill Babtists’ hymn book?”
Mr. Everett politely sought to divert the
lady’s attention by showing her a picture of
Jacob kissing Rachel, when the old lady in­
nocently inquired, after studying the engrav­
ing curu m slj; •'What be they wrastliu* a-
bout?” A fter asking when there was to be a
circus in Troy again, she left the art-gallery
highly pleated.
A man from the “ hills” went down te
Bowling Green, some time ago, and for the
tost time in his iiffi, saw a carpet. H e was a
lit le confused at first, thinking it was some
kiiid o f an ornament—probably an oil pain­
tin g ---- hut, perceiving a bate place at the
tu-iLer end o f the room, stopped back a
lew paces, and, with a running jump, struck
the floor abou* six inches from the edge o f
the carpet. When his heels struck the floor,
he slipped, fell hack, and came near burst­
ing hiUjself open. H e got up, and after
lookiug wicn grinning complacency at the
distance o f the transit, exclaimed: “ Bygosh,
I cleared her."
E urope has five millions o f soldiers all
ready for figuring, with fifteen thousand
cannon and a m illi nand a quarter o f h o >
ses: its united fleets consist o f 2,689 vessels,
manned by 280.LOO sailors, at d carrying
fifteen thousand guns. The cost o f the*«
immense atmamenig is five bundled and six­
ty millions i f dollais annually, three fifths
o f the amount Leing concentrated to the ar­
mies.
W ashington ', Oct. 18.—The commissioner
o f Durian afiairs ha* received adispaccu from
tne Indian agent at G eeu river, Wyoming,
date i I6th mat., saying, tiie »nosuones have
had a battle with the ¿¡rrapauoes and whip­
ped them.
The announcement of ex-Senator Boss, of Eae.
sag, Lao bee promoted from the position of fore­
man to that of assistant editor of the Lawreno«
Journal, is gratify ingevidence thattheie's ach ao»
tor reform for everybody in this world, even kg
retired Con^reetme«.