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About Grant County news. (Canyon City, Or.) 1879-1908 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 19, 1888)
Grant Co. News rOBfilSIIED EVERY THURSDAY MOUSING January 19, 18 SS. Tlie mineral wealth of our country seems inexaustable. The statistics of the mineral pro duct of last year, compiled hy the United States geological 511 r vey, shows the largest amount ever recorded for any country in a single year, being valued- at 05,1)00,000. The average decline in wool during the past twelve months has been 2A cents er pound or about ten per cent. As the present quotations are largely '.nominal and prices are weak, the real measure of decline in jpoint of fact is even greater. There has been little wool sold since the President's message was promulgated, and the views of buyers and sellers are wide (apart. The effect of the message 'has been to discourage many holders of wool, which is shown by the increasing pressure to iforce it upon reluctant buyers. Tt is said that Jay Gould is expected home the latter part of this month. A congressional committee have recommended his indictment and punishment on account of crokedness in con nection with the Union Pacific road, and the district attorney of the city of Xew York thinks he can send him toSingSing state's prison on account of his swind ling operations in connection with the Kansas Pacific. Noth ing would please the average jS7cw York juryman better than to find him guilty if there was a pretence to hang a verdict upon. When a man like Gould begins to go down he goes a long way be fore he stops. ""What man has joined to gether, man may put asunder,1' holds a "Western J uslice of the peace, who has recently granted a divorce after the manner of a dissolution of jKirtnerhip. A man and woman in Michigan, after a short wedded life, recent ly walked eight miles to the jus tice who married them and demanded a divorce. After a command to ''I'njinc hards," tliir justice jji uccocU fct ntimiii- ister an oath of mutual renunci ation to each jitrty. Then stapnintr to the door he loudly proclaimed the divorce. lve eeivingno objection, he pro nounced the marriage annulled in the following words: "Then by virtue of the ower m me vested by the Legislature of the State of Michigan and my c.fli "cial oath. 1 hereby declare the mrtnership heretofore existing - . - ..... . to Ikj this tiny diolvexl by inn- i timl coiiftt nt. All elaimsagainst the eomjwny will Ikj jwiid hy John Henry I.awsou. and all outstandino- accounts owing the linn will IkJ pnd into this court." 'J'his sinninarv rro- eoodiiKr seiMiw to le fullv etsiial ; in 'hit T fho f.vtw.flifimi nf.tl. ods recently unearthed in New York. Kx. cv It is well known that Senator X)olph, of. Oregon, was Tormerly if not io attorney for the Korthcru Pacific railroad com- 1 s . 1 lwnv; and also one oi tnu own- of thelKMrus Dalles wagon , gi-ant. It has also l.n ! ers vmt( noticed that when the nucstion , of restoi not dom that "stood in" with the Pi.nmral Ions I n..;..d !. c,.ttio..c i, ti... r.,.,r. ' of all these facts it is almost ! r i . , . . . facetious on his part to intro- i i mi 1 i. duce bills at the oiK'iumr oL the present session of congress pro viding that some or the .stolen property Ihj returned to the rightful owners. Senate proceedings of. a re cent date report Dolph as offer ing bills to forfeit stolen prop erty by railroad and wagon road companies. What can the people expect from such a source, and what actuates the senator to such conduct? His' term ofoiliceis rapidly draw j ing to a elor-e and he longs to be : returned to the senatorial flesh pots ia "Washington. His love ' for the right,? of tlie people, it is j not safe to be presumed is iw "rants, which "had ,orelnn s or must he ( take notice and do tin sumo. A been earned, to the public Innlly foix-etl out oi t tie eun- wont to the is siimcwit. r ain came up in the Senate. I tt. is: nnjbh. he sa, j John Day, Oct 2 17 Dol.di 1 :,s universnllv , r navigalum to regain Us ; I . rl. ilVV. greater than when he vote I for the steals in question, but he evidently proposes to play at a game of deception and by a slight turn of rhc wrist obtain another lease of six years, a liter which he can do as he please, and no one can effectually ob iect. Salem Lance. 1 . The poet "Vhittier learned j the shoemakers trade when a ' youth. lie "writes no worse poeiry tor navmo ueen luugiiL a practical trade. No American iro matter what his prospective genius or fortune5 should bo without some trade or calljng. The largest electric light in the world is the lighthouse at i Sidney, Australia. it has the ! power of lSO.(KH) candles, and ! can be seen at sea 50 miles- di ! taut. America's largest light 21 ,000 candle-power, is at Sna J ose, Cal. Chinese (Gordon was . kilfod while defending Karlouin. Jlo was sent there jointly by Eng land and Kgyj t. II is expenses were 200,000. England re fuses to pay and Egypt repudi ates, so the holders of the bills are suing Gordon's personal es tate in Scotland. The hero is dead, but live heroes will not be much enraptured by such a proceeding and England needs a few live heroes, Somebody proposes a ixmsion to Dr. Mary "Walker for her services to the soldiers during the war. She never rendered I any services. She was a sexual j nuisance, lacking on the one J side the gentleness of a woman j and on the other the rough j common senso-of a man. Since ! the war she has kept herself before the public by wearing , jwuits and a plug hat. She should In? redressed in skirls and put to dish -washing. S. V. Alta What art' the benciits of (-hi-iiese hi) iKH'tation ( I Wradation to Ameiii-an labor, leprosy. cholera. snfallpx, ojiinin dens, highbinders, murderers, thieves prostitutes, attacking every in- fi.. i out oi' the country at the rate tf many millions yier vear. They are ail slaves to the mandarine under the six Chine.-e. compan ies. They are Inuight and sold in San Francisco any day. Who is the honorable American that wants more of that degradation planted in his country f . . A threat many very quee thinirs are done in the name of reiifTion aswmH''s rue louowintj upaicn nom i hioikiih . miuh . Miss Lizzie Nade. laujhter of , , . , " . John Na;le, a prosninvnt mer- chant of this city, leit tins even- itiu, acenmpanieu oy ner jaciier, j for Baltimore, to onler the V am- elite Convent of Nuns. This is j the most austere order in the . Catholic I 'hiirch : those who en- tir devote their entire live ttt religion. Their jptrmets are of the coarsest rharaeter, in eluding a hair skirt worn next to the skin. They wear saiwl&ls on their feet in the coldest want her; they sleep on iKjardp. , . , and are never ieriiiittetl to see rclaihes, through a wii wire grate. Miss Nagie has Ikmmi the rgan- ist at the cathedral for the past year. A subject whieh likely to otvnpy no little hare of the at- tention of congress at its pre lent session is that of our ship- Ding, and, a.s involved in 1 the question of subsidies. The subiect is considewl bv the Commissioner or i ill-ifll nti . i . , ..!. ..J . in his rejwrt just submitted, and . he adds his testimony to that of : tiiosc who lioiil that snosiuie .are neeessarv to enable our PVio cumiicte with that of other natmns He says that our : vels mustm Vni 011 an l111 'wt supreiiiaeY the various aids and advantages enjojctl by the shipping of other ' MutioiK Iifjnntie- -l'ld subsidies uoumit. .t.m .s.iimuh? b. nut ! li-iid bv Sii-iin J.K YnM oul' J" V u) V'mu uaiy. iiennany anu r ranee, aim British vessels Jtre aided under one guise or another, and he re fere to the fact that the Wit JimUiui and tfouth American trade, which t-hould belono- t this country, is monojeolized b Iunojiean ships. 0 raeivhant, in thine hem- I 0 e e, When business dull vom s.ul doth t 1 1 i, If on this paper vow shouhl ( c. And look for something to p P P P Your yeitrnin for greenback v v v; If you would busy le as b b b l, AVe offer no npolo g R For this d ice. 2ow, pray bo Y 3 Y: Go straightway out and advert 1 l ). You'll find soise project of some u u u; Neglect can ofl'cr no cx q q q. lie wise at once, prolong your da a a : A silent business soonlle k k k. in me uusenee ur . ed F'roni Millianl Hall! G. D. RSCKARD, Proprietor. Dealer hi fine Wines, Lifuors and Cigars. CAX)'0X CIT1' - - - OREGON. GRAND There will be fJurreWs ' Mali, J'ohnIbay Wednesday Evening,' JM). 22, 1888, I'lider the Aiisj'iccs of m HANCOCK POST NO 34, fi A The Public are cordially invited to attend. No pains will be spared to make this the most enjoyable Ball of the Season. COMA1 ITT EE OX IXl 'I.TATIOX: ' South Korlr, Papt. Lewis . Canyon City, M. A. Lucas, : I'o;c Valley, John Shriers. .,7 r, ,t 1" LOO Ii At . 'rgt J. ICcssler, TICKETS, luvludunj Hall Supper, 3T A Free Pork and 'kans,Suppo: will be serve! at the Grange , IIhII at G p. m. Come one; come ail, and enjoy yourself with the Veterans ! 'i y Tlio W-.IU VIla I!4incrhO.lki:ot VsllHVla T.r., isathroi!;ii!.r iiv i f 1(J lhU lllfctjtat,0II .SttH,ri(r MviMu., , . fci.i, i.ih iey i cui:i?. tr . . i- ' vnr t r tn-iariti nun; ti mi l ! r itaa t.ursmt. stnaonts asay ox- JJKVa.' Sh'Jr li:inl t.. .-.-Ut ;l,j f. TtfiKKisn. I rtr. tiri;il. HDS8 & FUR SI I will pay the higliKt nmiket price fur ! eer and otWr hid-H. w. n ci.u!K. 2tf Canyou City, Or. FOE PC i'.I.I' ATt'N. laeml OIHcu at La C1"' ' " .! ,i! i. !-.. to mak f.ia! prii( in mij ;r 'ii U .- : ml that mul r.T w e u-:r- n- mv rnt cmntv. ,t ;t-.v.n -.n. r. that Sft.il lr.f iM be !. Itfit. tl-'rti.v qtir nnd NW juar SE i li I; st. E w . j II- fHtniex the !4i-w;u -,tn?-9 t ?. -imtliio rtnidi-wiv ir.irtis. nil-; i.':ii.i: fm f. F-.iil4!Ml. vix Wro.T.rr. Kl !.i... h. ttnan. J C Xtt;, ll uf Uu trn .i. .drit'i : Unitoii. ! 42 47 IIKSUV RINEilAHT. He. T-;. r. NOTICE FOH PUIiLirATiOX. L-uti Offi.- at l.ft Cri t''. . Or -.:.. Ih. ii;. N'ti'-e I htrthv fhtn thai '!-.' f-t--- -. ii.-,'-nuij M.-tdr ha lis I H4rtiv"f hi-s 1iain:,n tom.iiit' litial ptiH't in tijj-jrt lii" Ins ' m'h, ;mi that alti priHrf will te in-te ln-furf i!n- f.i..ntjr t'iTk40tttrt OKMitv.'at njiM t in, riin. n tVirrnary lisJ. iz: WAl.TKi! . BI!oVN HS.Vo, MA'), U't Hie SE iuir T.K S, 1 2T. i: W M. lit- CMino tlie fl!nwinsr ii ' fw tr-ve ait I .nd vi; John Mm; j4;.,M ,rW...K iltUKo Ur;iM '''iriiKNitY hike itf, aid I .nd vi; John tly.i-. h .ii. - !;it!.y, -iiMU. all nf Cai -ii EtlAl r, Kiifistor. Important to Sheep Raisers. of ho c h H o 1 will prosecute every violation comes muter, or is notice from this date. My deputtts will pleit.se JUE NOTICE is hereby pivc J that I will not bo rcsiiousib .i,.,r. i iot n,,v debts ooillracU'd y 111; nnn.'in r t j is herobv mven csjiousiblo anv nerson in tlie emnlov of the ( Jkant Coi ntv Xkws from the d-tte hereof unless such person lias a written order signed bv nivscli I). I. A I.Y. n.- n.... -M i ss Atfr Fortv years csjHti-nro in tho jirrrar- (-! mi rn 'hnfi On. Ilnfi.lrml Thonsnr.d aprllr-;ii. n f r jia '-nn in ti.o t'nttel .SiMtt f'Triaa wr. nis, thy i)':l'i l:i r r f tho S' .'itil'f Anirrican cm'inun lo-t ns k i'i.itim for putcnt'i, c.ivcits t rnilr-nsarkc. cojy- -' '-Mum r.trn' in ( an.nln. lUnd. I'macc, Ocnnai:. m:i a'l other co'inr.i-i Thoirexpin rr.ro in uufenualtd nrnl their facilitiea ore aour-p.i-.-1-d. iJrc . rincs an.i pcifictiona jropsrl an.l fiil in tnn ratvnt pifice on rliurt r"iicr. 'rrii- tv rravmablo. JCo tliarno for examination of i..oilcia cr ilran:nK. AiIvko by mail lri raicnii it.tainw! thr'inch 'MMnn.lfV.ar,nAtirrl InthoSeiKVriKie AMKItlCAX.wbiriilia tlw lancet oircnlatii.il antl i tlm mot intltK-ntt.il rn-ttrsptT of its ktml publi-hnl Jn the wcr.J. The advantages of cucb a notice crery pstentea nmlersUnls. Thi Ir and fnlrndUUr illntratnl vprrtt Is ptlblirhrtl WKElilA at i.i)a jrnr. and u ntlmtttetl to le tho bust paprr ilerotnl t wien'". nMfhanic-'. inventions, cncinrmi; v.rks. and other departments of injii'-f ntl pro;r'i-, j. i'.t. Iwtird in any ronntrj-. It contain- tlixnamrt uf all patentees andtitlo of crer inention palci:t"J nach wwk. Try it four mouths for one dollar. . Sold by all newsdealers. If you harts an invention to ptent UTite to Maun it Uo., pabliahrn of ScientiBc Americsa, 301 Uridtij-. Kw York. Usadbook about patsta mailed fieo. .1 I T .HILl J IN L'lUUI 1U1 VliilllL WW. NOTiCE. Canyon City, Or De.- l'I. ISs Lfcn a Grand Ball in. . . ON- Mmmt Vernon. 0. V Birge. PrairiftCity, I'l-iink Klagooleliic. John Day, M. M. Palmar.' !' A. Ad h hh: .1. T. Maol, 'I'lios. Perkins. SJ-oO NOTICE FOR PUBLICATfOX. Land OHlcc at I (!rnul, Orrcun. ltf- i-th, J. , Notice l- hcrely aiveii that tin- following. ittm -tl tticr ha.4 lllcti tiottii- .f his intention : t i : Miiiititt' anil iii.ilie rtnnl nroof in smpi .t i.f ! ' fUhn, ntilthai cai.l pruoTwiillte nnt Wf-.re rftr, nrcaon. on .lanunrv 3, K-v. u: KKXHY STfrX'IIi:K. IM. ."Co. ::77:.. for the K . . ilTJ J .. ! II !. t (.11. Tj 10 s. i: ki. V.WM. , Ho tt.v fo'lou inj; itiiPH-! in pmve Iris r.mtinuou rt-si UciH'f uii. and cuHtration of, oiil lin I, vie: .Ii ltn Mulran. Kenneth Mukran. i Iaj ville. rwsrn, .lolm Jlcyer, Prank l"l(tr, :i.aii City. UriM-iH. 1IKNRV ISI.VniIART, HocUur. NOTICE FOR PUPLTCA'J'LOlv. ftuml Oiikvnt l.i Ursmlii. Orrsron. l-f. 2t, 1S.7. NWii l-er.-lij lvn, ihnt iln follnuin- iiam i i nHit.r hi lilwl n-.tui; nf his inl.-;i!i;i u i.mli. liital jMr.t)f in .u,.-ir! of hU rlai;-l. awt t. at -aid rrf.f will I " inatic bvl'-rv N. U. .MaK . "ti!iut JnU (Irani cnu'itt. Ht (Vin t'ltv. Or?!i. on ri-hrir l.-lh, 1M-S, viz: iy.Wl V.U tUKSCli. Hit. N... f.ir thrSV H .r SW inar, Sir T. 13S. It .M. KWM. i!i i..iru4 tin? Mliitf w itn tw to )irmc l.i rHiiian T"i'li-n-e "pon. anil 'nUivation , nai.t laMl. vi: J"-.. jih I)canl'.rf. Hirt A. J!ii-. .tamo Hnulin,. Tli nm 11. ljinraiico, all t l"rjirl tit. trtvrn. 41 id HKNUY I.INB1IAKT. Ilejfistir. XUTXCIO Ft)J. PUPLICATLOX. IjukI oOuvat I. ii Oranile. On-yiiii. tti?. S7lh, 1S?7. N'tir I her..lv aivi-n that tht- fiillowinsf na:m l jfttlpr lift- e!-.l -notice of h:i intention n mi .ii.nf ow; as ami n ikui u: ait qnar i t nrnki ftual irtfmf in sui;i.t of ! ) i. ' him, .inJ Utit said irvf will be m wlo W- f ir. th mnty Jinliff "f (imntt'ouni.v at fm v.i eity. On ;. "-n F hruarv 11th, lt, -.ia: I M Hi K I. MUSIC:: ll.l .73 for th SB i I i (r S v li, Tp VI S. it .tt) i:wm. ; llv njwn tM ll!ins uitnviei to jrcve I -ontlnnous rileni-e kimih. ml cultivation 1 ii.l lai.ri, viz: l riimlm, of John lsx, t'rivk. M lhi'tin, f t'air.on City, (h-.'gon, 11 lit lIRVIiV MIVDHlIM' If li v !ek io:i "f l '. I h-is ii cnrl f I.i.' i 4! Vi IIKSItY ItlXKIlART. lteaintw. NOTICE. In the County Court of tho Stalo of Oregon, for the County of Orant. In the matter of the 35slii-te ) of y Jnlen LeUret, deceased. I Xoiiee to creditors, and to all whom it may concern. Take notice that the undersign ed was, on (he i:kh day of De cember, IK7, by an order of the Hon County Court of the State of Oregon, for Cruut County, that day made and entered appointed administrator of the Hstate of .1 ules LeHrot deceased, and that letters of administration have bion duly issued. All persons having claims agunst tho said Estate am here by notihVd to present the same duly v. rilied as by law required to the undersigned at l'rairie I'i'y, Orant, ('ountv, Oregon, or at the otliee of Oliflord Sc Williams in Canyon City Grant County, Or., within six months from the date I hereof. IKted at Can von citv. Oregon, this the lth .lay of i)ec., 1SS7. I'll A NK J'l.AO KOI. ETTK , Administrator- 0cr 6,000,000 PEOPLE USE O.M.FERRY&CO. admitted tobotho cost boeaamen in tho world. M.FEIUY&CO'S Illn.tnlfd. Pnrrlp. tlTFnii;rlrca SEED ANNUAL For I0S3 will bo iniilod iFREETO all applicants, and to last Haium'.i customer uitli out ordering it. Invaluahlotoall. tTcry person using TJa?IiWcy r- cr r o jhnUKDd for cj5r OCClio it AiWtmj D. M. FERR Y&Cp.1Dotrolt,rfllch. 5 3 ttVWrrv are k &r Lai Popular Seeds at Popular fa 5 CEXTS per PACKAGE. Garde?), Grass. Flower and Tree Seeds, Whole sale and Jlelail. (a fa loo acl'ne on ,ip- ; cal ion . . Id dress GEO. STARRSTT, Walia Waila, W. T. alnnl Trees for Sale. off ai Cost i Mil V to- Prom the- first clay of October , j nest until further notice we oiler, ' j onr entire stock of General Mer- j , ehaiidise, consisting of Groceries. Hardware, Stoves I and Tinware, Harness and. j Saddlery, l)Ools and Shoes, Clothing. Dry Goods, Hats, , , Gloves, Bedding, Medicines, ; Uiis. Ammunitions, (Jroekery and Fruit .Jars & Glassware, Steel and Chilled Plows, Shut tier W'ajrons. Sic. &c. All at Cost and freight, For Cash, we iiiteud to close our booka on said ' First Day of October. AW parties knowing Lhomsflvt-8 indebted te us are requested to settle fi titer by Cftah or Note, lie tween now antl the first of No veniber, 17. For all overdue Notes and Ac counts wo expect payment forth with. We expect to mitlce a change in our business, of whieh due noticf wil be given.- Our Stock was purchased before . this Was PimtPinn!:ifnr1 if is ! xt. i - , . , X"U1HBKIBI ill UIC .111(1 wo iespeeuuny invite inspection of the same. Geo- Gwndlacli , $ Bro. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. In the Count v Court of the State of Oregon, for the County of Orant. In the matter of tho Estate of ) dames W. Church, -Deceased. ) Notice is hereb' given that by an order of the lion. Count Court tif the Slate of Oregon for Ih? County of Orant mado and entered the 21st. d.13' of December 1SS7, the umli'iMgnd was up pointed Administrator of the Estate of James VY Church, de ceased, and that thereafter and 011 the same day letters of Adminis tration duly issued to said under igned. Sow, therefore, all per sons having claims against the s:iU ''tale are hereby requested to present them with the proprr vouchers, within six months from the date of this notice lo the un dersigne l, at ihe Otliee of Clifford & Williams, at Canyon City, Orant Countv, Stale of Oroson. Dated this 20th. day of Decem b r, ir4?. Thornton Williams, Administmtor of tin I'Igtale of James "W. Church, deceased. NOTfCE EOK ITULICATIOX Iuul OITioe at I !nnilt? Orejoii. iw. a. lo.-;. Notice ii hi-tvly civen tliat the foli-v lint 1. mini Matter hat HIihI notice f Iwr intt'iiUon to 111 iV final roi I11 mijU of Ikt .Uim, ami timl uiti pn- i!I Ik-- imwlc befori" Ihe Oouwty Cltrkof drtiit omn.lv Orwjoii, at Catiyoir CUy, 1 or . 11 Ffl. Olh. 1jw,. vi: Mrs. Kiiium Cule , I. . ;.:.I6. t ir tht W half of XU qtwr anil K i lliir f X W HH!K, SW 23 T 1 1, S It 3U ri M. She names the fiJIowinr H-lttieft to prove har coiiliiiu'iiu reiilt'iH'i uiMHi. mnA rnltivstibn of, .aid land, ix: Jofph V. Und?H. of Mb Ver non; Ureal MJd, of Ihiriw; Colttiubni f m--1!, of Ctnyon Cit; &uU Manila, of .Mtl Ver mix; ll f Urswt Cnwtty, Onii. . 10-45 1IE.VUY UINtJIIAUT, Kogiatcr. Col n illl Mm fcf-1 u Will be Ladies of -at Conrt iday Evening, SUPPER AT GEO COMAHTTICE OF Mr. C. r. Bonlmni. .Mrs. IVter Knhl. Mrs. C. V. Parrish, llrs. JS. II. ilorsley, Mrs. S. Southworth. COAUIJ TTE IS OA ' F ' I 'ITATIO.Y: Miss M. h. Dmithit, Miss. UWr 0 tmA, Miss Annie Metschaiii Mrs. II. GiRTnsFey, Mis Kovie Swank. COMMITTEE OX I ECEFTIOX: Miss M. Horslcy. Mi-s. J. Hollm'r- Miss M. Swank. Mrs. W. Millar. E LOO 11 MAX. ICE US: Miss M. Ovcrholt, Miss Klla Sols. Mi.-s (lag Miss Y. Parrish. Proceeds lobe applied lo Building Fund or Homer Lodge No. 78, A. 0. U. W. m HiinnT UJOt Are giriug iunnensc bargains in iheir ELEGANT LINE OP DRY GOODS. Tf e carry ihc largest and finest stock of goods and sell the same at NEW 1 ORE PRICES 15 yards nice Lawns for. 51.00 1'fc " white pique drees gocds 1.00 Woolen lace buntiii-s ail limits per yd. .124 Nuns Veiling, all ntrw shades " ' -2;f i(S shades or summer silks " .HO Ladies' whil;' linen collars for 124 XEW STYLES. Ladies' hose, all colors S00.P24 Lisle hose, jmrc fur 2y" Post child's hose for 124 IVcvor solcl sizcli goods for Clxc A.jV'idx Lathes' muslin suits ft.r 00.S0 Wq carry 100 shade, the Latent Styles, of Silk Yelvets Striped Plushes, never seen in this pait of country befo. , All Shades ot the best Dress Silks. And this is the only store in linker City and Eastern Or egon where yon can assort jrourself. REMEMBER The Great I. X- L. Store, of Baker Cily Js the place to buy your GOODS Good Men s and Boys suits for $5.00 and uV. W ARSHAUER BROS. Orders Very Caj;ofu.ll-e 3Pilloci. City Wa-shin'ton Street, W. P. CRAY meat ii nEAI.KR I.N' All Kinds Of I5y Wholesale and Itetail. R. Saddlery smd (Next door to Front Street, Canyon City m REPAIRING Haptonstall & Dart -DEALERS IN General John Day City, Oregon. ALLS given by the- Canyon cily, the- Mouse, ' January 27, 1-888, TIT THOMPSON'S.. A RRAXGEAI IJXTS: $3,50 Store, Baker City. larket. (.anyon City, Oregon. Proprietor. FRESH MEATS X&.M or. ler-i ,m 31Art neticp. Ward. Harness -Ware. Wood's Stable) Oregon) A SPECIALTY, erchandise
