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CANYON CITY, OREGON. S TTJBDAY, DECEMBER 11 18S0.
tERMS: $3. PER YEAR.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
C. W: PaWii?
ATT.ORNEY AT LAW.
Canyon City, Oregon.
M. L. OLDEST K AD,
ATTORNEY AT LA W,
Canyon City, Oueco.v,
Geo. C. Cuukey, .
Attorney at. Ejtwfl
Canyon City, Oregon.
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M. Dustin,
Attorney- aHTjt?v?
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Canyon City. Oregt..
F. C. IIORSLEV, M I).
GRADUATE OF THE UNIVERSITY OK PENN
pylvania, April 8, 1848.
Csinyon Ci'y, Oregon.
)ffice in his Druj; Store, Ma'n
Stieet Orders for Drugs prom fly illo.il.
No professional patronage solicited
unefi directions ate s'riefK followed
J. W. HOWARD, M. D.,
0. M. DODSOTtf, M. D., i
Prairio City, - Os;x--N.
H BOLEY,
33 33IT Z..X S5 17,
i&ay Dental ro 'in. iirst d - r s'tS 1
"Ih Howard's Dru S:oe.
Canyon J'ity. Oh Know
(j. L. HAZKLTINJ,
CNY')N PITY. ORK;0V
The cheapest -olac to Ira7
PAINTS, OSi.3,
TURPENTINE,
CLASS, PUTTY,
VARNISHES
And fALL PAPER
Is at Sam. Sired' s, opposite
the M. E. Church, Canyon
City, Oregon. n!2tt.
OhO. H TSJlA-s
W00LSKY & HOl'SMAN,
CAITYOT CITY, 0HEGIf.
FINE lULLtARD TABLES
In the Sulo-i'. Z3tt u a cill.
J. W. McDWKU,.
rROl'RIETOH'? Julirv' is.VY AU N,
U'il 'J .... . . V-- j
The Bar i sfijm'infl i "!.
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LionoM, Beer, Al , Bj ? f
A fine BILLIARD TABLK :u U
oon.
Give us a call.
NEW s e 0 I
We have just received aiuli
xind complete assortment of all
kinds of
LADIES GOODS,
CLOTH l XUf HATS an 1 CAPS, j
BOOTS and sliuKs.
Grocories 3i f rayiii I
And a Variety of Arli;:es r... ;
table for
HOLIDAY PRESENTS:
Also a full Assortemei.t of
"GENERAL
MERCHANDISE"
All Of which we offerto
thePublie at the low
est CASH PRICES.
PHIL METSCHAN & 00
Canyon City, Nov. 25. 1880. I
Hotels,
A. . Groth, g- M. V. Thompson.
CIT$feOTKL
GBOXH ft TKOKI'SOff - Proprietors
And tJic Punlic Generally
titJif?" s'jVw reiJi to wnia'- -i d
Board and Lodging
AT MOnKIlXTlC PIUCK-.
A (ire a-td liK!ar pro f s if has
h.'cn plac d in the ho'i.-ef u the :icom
moda'imi of guests.
ir
GTs???o Hotel.
I'll TV, 0RKUON,
J. FT. II a -.Mil,
Proprietor.
.I .
-i ba talion to m-.lt'
o- mfor nh'e ho.i? , and hp 20 .ft q
fjif mrkct nff rd? 'urnisboit at n-aanoahV
HO
if w -
Fo-t Ham -
Hivi- g '0'npbM.l mv Ontel
I nu :-ep;t v. i u ente -lU1- ihoj
iitv. lj ' j.'iioln: will ear a.-.cl
The t aisle is siipp'ieci
est -li!' market ad'o- Ks
. e neat awl t-l.-an
V '-!:;
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HI KG ART,
Fashionable Barber,
Ill.fO ON -T., ::i.os;tP. City Hwtsry
HAIRCUTTINO, SHAVING.
AND SHAMPOOIXPr,
HOT AND mi- 1! " '- "T
Ai.L T!
ini,T,K SD I5KER ITV
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I - j-.n I Ba' t f1fc., Daily.
Arrives fnsm r.?c nnHM'oi-'t-, Da-ly
R. C WrLUAMSON. Sup't.
ci v & McD :it.n
A. i A -. - -
i?.AAKMflBEA.Vt - - Proprietor
Heparts from CnnyoM 'it for
Vt. fla n, y Moherniitt a d
N. rri'.s I' om ?a:jie poi.Js daily.
S.LOON,
W'i?.b.f. i . oaayon v.:ty, Oreiron .
F C, SL3, - - PropVr.
' a- 1 1 V n'- bur H ' ' 1
rfupciioi iii hoi is itie S i e
FTKB wtNES. LTQUORS AND CIG'R
AL'O, MALT MALT VINE) A R. AND
HOT E UFORNFA HOPS AND
( . r vvj;ole-ALE
: CL.
AQ ORS N ) WINKS,
P i 11 5c (jautr.i.,. --,s tfajj; FIVE GAL
L0N5.
tl Mi l
PETER KUHL,
FEED t SALESTBLE,
Washing on Street,
CANYON OUT. OIU;(ON
Ho ses boude ! hy the Da. o Wc
ou tea onaMe tettn.-. All Stte l it in
0!J'- car - receive- the bes' ; tt n ionai.'t
ut nst e - re.
In cnntit'Ction with' h'j Stable
you will find the "
BLASESMIf.il 110?
OF KUHL& MACY,
'ht'e vrk ol all kind m our I,n n is
done a' Prices th it Dfy Comjiftit o.
Hay ari'l grain taken in Ex
change for work.
Livery and Feed f tabic
II. C. JARRKLL. Pr- puetor.
John Day, Oregon.
(j m1 hoi-fs and r'.'s f r thf accom
mod i'i 11 o? til?.1 Pnhlic.
"tocfc .OHrd d by ttif d y wiek r
i 'h, at r aa uiab e ate.-
MRS K 0. MAOOQy.
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gvj known to ltnl.ioiis
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moo l.n tho jelii t ot &J
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which speedily rr.roa Mich ailments of:
HITMAN MJ"NI na
3! HliuuiiintLiiu. Svrcll: li3i?8,v Stiff
i tl H nltl, C:ti-, liiiiiot-s and
' -x:niti;f ) i o o n o tin 3vto3 n::d
r Stint;.-. JftifTtic-s-i, I.-raruc-s, Old
$ tiorra. ricci-.n I'ro.stb'.ic. t kilMiiliis.
Si Sure Mjiplis, n..-:l J-r-ast. and
h liitlued every form of exterxal il'.s-
' J case. If. i. Iiont scuvu.
I For tlto lim tk Ci:i.tion it uros
ftpi-ui-jo, rxvt:ii:y, j jiiiis,
founder. Tim 'ie.-i Sores, Hoof l.i
c 1-.C-I, l"oot Jl i, SJrreiv IVoiin. Scab,
Hollow Unr- . fi ntcli-, "i ind-j-nlla,
Kpnvln. T)nv!i, KIiit;loic,
Old Snrc-s, J'o 1 i:vil, l ilm upon
the Hisjht and crr-.-y oflur ailment
'o wliirn tlo ocrtmais's of tho
stnblc mid Stoclf Vard are liable.
The Itlexl'-nn Ulutanjf TJniment
always cures nnd never disappoints;
und it is, poitivi'y,
THE BEST
OF ALL
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POE Id AN OE BEAST.
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TIIE RESERVATION;
P.erhaijs the most of our readers
are amire ere this that the Malheur
Reservation will, in all probability,
bo thrown open for settlement early
next Spring, anil the lands sold; the
proceeds used for the future main
tuinance of ihe Indians.
The above is what our citizens have
prayed and hoped for for yoars past,
as tbe Reservation contains good
land eno'jgh, so we are told by Hr.
Wm. Hall and other cattle men, to
make, at least calculation, 100 good
a-ms, besido; plenty o; grazing
1 md i'T sLuek men. This will give
Gran-Conn: v a new start and ere
maiiv vc.m h.. will be s oken of a.
iha leading Couu.y oi E-utora Ore
gon, l'u is uovi jnpposed two, if not
three, railroads are to enter inside
her lines; oue through the Goose
Lake Country, the AViunemucca A"
Astoria road, and one through tin
Harney Aralley, and jierhaps, the
road that has been s rtyed down
Middle Fork may take a turn from
Baker City and go tl is route. So
our readers will see that the future
is altogether bright for the County.
The Reservation has been a draw
back to Grant County and deterred
hundreds from settling therein that
would have made good homes here
onlv thev feared the Indians. Now.
that that fear is dispelled the Mal
heur country, the Harney Valley
Loii" Creek and manv other beauti
nil and fertile valleys in our favored
(.'oaniy will rapidly settle up and
wnerd the Reservation brought $1
co our revenue the increase in popu
lation and wealth will bring more
than an hundred foldtothe business
of cha County. This County joins
Humboldt. Co., Nevada, and in that
County they have the Trans Conti
nental Railroad and, of course if the
other roads that are spoken of do go
through it will be only a few yeats
ere the valleys out South, that are
now used by a very few men forgraz
in x will be dotted over with farms as
people like to be as near a railroad
as possible and while they are sure
of the excellent market on the Pa-
cific Road at Wiuneimi'ica thev will
also be in close connection with the
new. road should it go through.
Just vihat will be done with the
immense and endless quantity of
supplies now at the Agency remains
to be discovered. But in our opin
ion, as wo have previously stated,
some one is going to make a fortune
out of them; of course it will not be
a "Western man, or men, but some
Eastern Jobber. AVe onlv wish that
the goods will be sold in lots so some
of our people that have had the curse
to 'ontend with for years can get a
show to make a few thousand out of
the "Red Boys." However, the
throwing open of the Reservation is
glory enough for one day.
OUU CilIUSTMAStflFTS,
i .. week we left our readers at
Mr. Eulison's .shop. This week we
find them at
Dk. Bolet's,
"Who will make a new 3et of teeth
foyour wife, while
Di:. HtWARD
will sell you Soothing Syrup or set
your arm if you get it broke in tho
muss.
E. Hall
will give you your mail, candy, Jew
elry, or Book. . While
Miss Douthit
is fixing your wife or sweet-heart up
to perfection in the way of Millinerv
toggery. Next is
Kuhl & Mact,
who are jolly good boys and ready
to set a tire, shoe a horse ot iron a
waon, while around the' eoYUef voii
will find
Jacobs & Basford ;
who will contract to build you a inon-
pion or a cabin; and
P. Kuhl
will feed your team or board your
cayuses, while you go to
Sam Sired
and select that outfit of furniture .
We now pass on to John Day andk
put up at
.. H. C; Jazsksi4
liveiy stable, who also haa good rigs
and horses for hire. Then to
Cob3's
for dinner, after which the Post Of
fice is visited, where is found Prank
McCalluin, where a general supply
of general merchandise is laid iu;:
then to Mrs. E. O. Magoon who con
tracts to sow and do hair work. W.
O. Gentry furnishes a supply of har
ness and saddles, and then "Tony"
Hacheney fills the bill with Boots
Shoes, Clothing arid ir Goods,
then H. Heppner resets he shoes,
while the boys samples Wm. McDow
ell 's fine liquors and rolls the ivory
over the green. The mill is the last
place and a general supply of flour,
f ied, &c. are bargained for aid the
team is off for Prairie City where we'
will see something to tell all about
next week. In our gifts so far wo
have omitted no one either advertis
er or non-advertiser and if they don't
advertise it is not our fault. It is
our Christmas- gifts and we hope to
slight no one, and if they don't take a
notioa to advertise with the News
next year we will always think they
ought to.
THE STATE OF OREliON.
Tho Baker Djii:oc-at says $200 was
lea'-ed up frm an ttrastra working
t'Tee weeks on (ire from the old Jone-J
min", n ar P 'Cahonta.
Cha. B Lougpfy a native of Maine',
fell frmi tie whatf at Empire City,
Coos I'ounty nni .ust'iined injuries
w -ich resulted iu his death.
The trial of Or. Covart for arpon in
Jai-kson County is rather expensive, as
svnty-fi witn-'ssei have been sum
moned. The cost averages 5175 per"
.lay.
Eugene Councilmen are discussing
water w- rks, w h a reservoir to be
phced on th? top of Skinnre'a Butte. .
me ting is called to work the matter
up. Sk.'ttin i? all tho go atLaGrnde and5
0 skat s for sale in towu. Soao'aight
the ui reury bis ucarly pumppd zero
thgre. Sim Cook's pottd is the place
of fashion.
'I hn ratlro-d eri makfs a building
bouj at ircio and sva al ner build
tnt!8 arc gii g up and ino- ttdked of.
Th-v ihik ihv town-wih in a few yars
equal Albauv
Th hi-usf of SaiuncrGitihle'on Gib--b
b'. pr;.ini-y Clack im. s Cot nty, was
robd ot tl t-.inir w.nh $80, and the
thief Irk a ackuiie of greenbacks in av
'runk he rummaged.
About fie weeks ngo a m-tn. named
Hunt hired a horsr and buggy at la
Grande tojjoto Ile;pner, and pramisedi
to o I ack in two weeks. He has not
been hetud from siuc
T ere will soon be regular traina
fr m Q io o-j the arov jjaufe, wherej
700 t im of spltMtdid wh?at awits-ship-.-me-.t.
The raick wi'l 1 l"id here
i hi- week M. Ke d' promises to coin--ueno
Qxk ns oou ha ndt
J. W. C'o' ttnd V. (V.k have nld
their Maunbh li tie stonm ttg. Baa
lUilUlav .o TyIor tt Nicknm.. The
oetv ..w.e 3 w-ll hen after uso ti-e tag,
io Wwitij; tneit 6und and. stone bargeaj
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