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About Grant County news. (Canyon City, Or.) 1879-1908 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 16, 1888)
Grant Co. News. LOCAL BREVITIES. China New Year. The season of Lent began yes terday. See change in Gundlach Bro's ad. this week. it Spring weather, causing air to be very exhiliarating the Joshua Scholes low at his ranch, phoid fever. is lying very with the tv-! vi A marriage license has been issued to W. W. Looney. and Min nie E. Gallagher. Died, At their home on Pine creek, in tbe Malheur cottntrt, the wife of Rob t. Keeton. The G. A. It. ball supper next Wednesday night will be served at Cobb's Hotel, in John Day. Thos McEwau was over from Baker duviug tho week on legal business connected with the Todd estate. Should the 'weather remain favorable work in the Humbolt placer mine will be commenced in a short time. Valentines, comic and sweet, were distributed. Jhrough the jiost- olhce. The editor failed to re ceive one of any kind. Everybody attend tho grand ball to be given by the "old soldier boys," at John Day next Wedu.es ",,4iy evening, Feb 2 2nd'. Joe Combs has sold the Canyon-Monument stage line to Sam Morgan. Sam will be the next man to get wealthy carrying the U. S. mail. Miss Alice Wilson, sister of Mrs. John Fisk, has been dan gerously ill at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Fisk, but is now convalescing. Minot Austin, who went to Medford, Jackson county, a few months ago, returned last week, bringing with him a wife, formerly Miss Liuda E Iwards, to whom he was united in- marriage on January 22cd. Advices from the Malheur are to the effect that Mcllaley has lost about 500 head of sheep and two horses this winter. Snow is pretty well off the hills, but throughout the valley there is con siderable 3 tt- I:i the "call" to the Democratic Contial committee hut week, it should have read, "making the apKHlioiiment of delegates from each previnet," instead of "mak ing the appointment." Corree- TTI J A. tion nude in this issue. Quite a novelty is a Ladies' Cornet Bund, but such has been organized in Prairie City. A grand ball will be given for the benefit of the organization on the evening of Feb. 24th, the ad. of which, will be found elsewhere, in this issue. On or about April -1th, Thos. MeKwan, administrator of the es tate of U. J. Todd, will sell some valuable mining property situate on the North Fork, and known as the"Uoney & Todd" diggings. A large amount of pipe and other apparatus is to be sold, ami this wi:l bo a good investment for some mining man. Piospocting still goes on up the creek on the Itig ledge. Bulison & Keller have ran a tunnel, and ure in the hill about forty foot, but have not yet tapped the main ledge. They are, however, in ore which assavs we'l, and are con fident that'for 100 uet in width the lock will pay to work. Indi cations are good, as the formation is horn-blend. Capt. J, T. Mael has sent in his resignation, as captain of Co.. which has been accepted. The company will in all proba bility be disbanded. It is a pity, too. for Grant county pays her share of the military tax, and we ought to maintain a company and get some of it back. Hut there are obstacles in the way, .and no one has sufficient time to devote, nor money to advance to ward securing the neccssay equip ments. lievs. Wood and Hayes will deliver three lectures on '"Bap tism," in the M. E. church, at n.; ,.v -n,l- oc follmv- On Monday, Feb. 20th, at 7 o c lock. P. M-, "Christian Man- tism, its nature, design, obliga tion and relation to the Lord's supper," bv Rev. E. Haves; Feb. 21st, at 7 P. M., "Mode of Rap- tism, Historical and Ribhcal. by Rev. J. H. Wood; Feb.22nd, at 7 P. M., "Infant Raptism," by Rev. E. Hayes. All are invited. Capt A. W. Waters and Robt. rivll passed through here on eir wav home from Salem dur- Terif their ing the week. These gentlemen, while at the Capitol, presented aflidavits and documents to Gov. Pennoycr, from settlers of Har ney valley, showing the evils to which they are subjected on ac count of the swamp land swin dles, and it is evident, that some thing will be done in the matter for the benefit of settlers. Gov. Pennoycr will use his inllucnce on the side of right, and in bo half of those who have settled upon the lands in good faith. A Pioneer Newspaper. Through the courtesy of Mr. Win. Luce, we have heen present ed with a copy of the "City Journal," a three-column paper nublished here awav back in 18G9, edited by R. II. J." Comer, and published semi-occasionally, and run in the interest of the settlers, ', and in onnositiori to The Dalles i Military Koad and land monopo-1 lv. Among the advertisements . we see the professional card of! C. IF. Miller, or "Joaouin." as the famous poet is belter known. 1 He was at that time Count v. Indue. ! For the benefit of those who j were not here then we copy a few extracts, which may call to the . memory of some the good old ! lays of long ago, when people were I in i a. a.' in i .-.- i ' compelled xo oe neignuurn ue- cause ot tneir isolated eonuiuon from the rest of the World, and when hostile Indians made the existence of miners and prospec- i r tors extremely hazardous. e copy: On July 1st .$1,501.97 was in our County Treasury. Mr. D. 1). Thompson and sur veying party are at present at the head of "tho valley Mr. John R. Roy, long the P. M., of this citv, has been super ceded by Major W. V. Kinehart, and the Post Office removed to the San Francisco store. Dr. Ilorsley, of this city, hav ing occasion to visit San Francis co, reached there in five (lavs and a half, via the C. P. R. R. It might he well for the O. S. N. Co., and others interested to note this down. Poor Lo has been in this neigh borhood again, and driven oil eleven head of horses. Tlmy took thoiii to Elk creek and Dawned A them for $35. The Indian Agent it ITtimtilla had better keep his " " - - A Siwashcs at home, or some them may have to take a Galena pill administered by a Henry Re peater. The following is an exihit of the land occupied in John Day valley by farming, not including the several settlement on its va rious tributaries: Whole num ber of claims, .SO. Acres lenecd. il.OlM; cultivated, 3.C0.S. Three largest claims fenced'. -100, 2o0 and 200 acres. Average size, 103 acres. By the above it will be seen that (5 rant county, in ISO'.), was not cut up and divided into beau tiful farms as she is to-day. Where now stand peaceful and happy homes, then the dusky siwash held full sway, and could they but catch some bold pros pector a few miles from camp his scalp would hang in some chiefs wickvup in due coursq. of time. P.iit with all the changes that have taken place in the county, socially and otherwise, there is a remarkable similarity in the prices of the necessaries and lux uries of life of to-day and of that time. Then everything had to come bv slow freight and by way of The Dalles. The following is a comparison of a few articles: Coffee, per lb., ISO.) 2Gcts. " ' " " 1SSS 25" Kerosene, per gal., 13W) $1.12 :o. 41.00. Beans, jkt lb., l.Slii) " " ' 1S8S .11 C i .11 .12 (a) .14. .15 (oj .50. .50. .50. IJuiler, " u u Eggs, I. u Soap. 44 l.sss doj u l.SO'.) .50. f:-i. (i4'3.50. AO box. l.Sli'.)- Greenbacks were worth only 72 and 73 cents on the dollar. Gold dust was $1-1 and $1(5.75 per ounce, and county scrip 00 to 05 cents on the dollar. Green backs have taken a considerable raise, but most everything else is just the same tis when freight from The Dalles was from 0 to 10 cents per xound. The old relic, the ''City Jour nal." we prize very highly. It now occupies a place in the News, curio collection, and is a good reminder of pioneer days. Fred Zwicker came over from P.aker County this week, and re lorts lots of snow over there. The Willamette valley expects a noom in real estate ne.L sum mer. In Eastern Oregon we do not want a boom. What is t 1 1 l A. et;ucu IS. needed is an immigration that comes to seek homo, not to in vesi in lauos ioi ....1!. ,- poses. The rulim: of the postoHice de partment that printed matter he- vond the name and the address ! of the sender of the postollice i package shall not be printed on (,e wrajiper has been rescinded ! bv act of Congress, and now a 1,,:in CJin ms pu'iure or any ! disfiguring images on the outside of any postolhce package he nlonscs. Some of the counties in Nevada impose a license on sheepmen who drive large bands of sheep through the county. Such a law is needed in this county. Every snmnier sheenmen from Morrow and Umatilla counties drive their Wfl intri (imnt eoimtv. and of emirse thev "nass through." and wherever they go the range is to- slackened and the waves return tally ruined." Could we but have ed to cover up a place which had such a law it would protect our ; once been the residence and field own stockmen and tax-payers. of labor of busy men. LONG CREEK CORRESPOND-ENCE. Long Creek, Eob.tb, 18S8. Ed. Nkws: A few Long Creek items in the county paper would not be amiss. Mrs. Joe Kecney,who has boon under the weather for some time, is slowly rea ning her health, Ed Wooilall has his ice-house plum full, which will be a God-j send in the hot days to come Lawyer f lough has gained a un nf admirers lv his able speech before Justice Branson, M- h...... TtPw-k-u-ell is makinsr rej,eriltious to start work in his minjrr claim in Fox Valley in a s,0rt time, Everybody seems to b. busy ui0vjn nll(j the Vaeksmith shops nre ushcsel with work sii.irpening and relaying plows, Mr M- Dustin, of yo-ir city, de livered a tempermce lecture here i to a full and appreciative House J last Sumhiy evening. ! Mr. .Joe Keeney is plowing up the track and sowing it in grain, j the apportionment of delegates for Have no idea what the town will ' e.R., prcciiict and disposing of do to get a track for the races. . slR.j1 otjr ijUj.10f;S :ls. may be Mrs. Haidis'.y, who has been j presented for your consideration, in Portland for the past three J a full attendance is earnestly re months returned in restored health, (jUesteil. Those who cannot at an 1 was welcomed hy a host of ; t(M,.i :n n(.rcn should he repre friends. Charley Dustin claims to be the champion chess player in Long Creok. Tlavo you anybody in Canyon who can beat h in? Bet your boots we have Joe Rove' says ho was not fool ed at the"' Old Maids' sale," at I he chun-h festival, but that he bought Woodall to keep him from falling into worse hands. Cattlo and sheep have wintered well. The heaviest loser that I have hoard of is Mr. Scrnygins, wIlo lost ahout thirty heal of Since iac snow went un.v ii i ..rr There is talk of petitioning tm7 pi,.... rr fo limi.l n hruhm across the John Day on the Lcmg Cre. k a-ul Arlingtou road. It is gieauy neetteu, anu ougni to uo ; Mr. Tillard, who has nloved at Patterson's neen em Mill for ahout six months, has concluded to move to Pendleton. The host of friends he has made nre sorry to lose him, but bid him God speed. Tom Williams?, who shot at "Pete." wis put under $:5,0D0 '.y Wilson and (Jeorge Rader say he should got twenty thousand dollar bonds if it were necessary. They went on his bonds at once. Win. Page arrived in town on his way home from Salem Tues day night. Hi Wisconsin a sort of second rate politician is expressively called a '"nine spot." An elephant lives 400 years, a whale HOI), a camel -10, and a can didate for ofiice never dies. Tho lato lamented legislature of Washington Territory voted away for various measures over '?0.)01- 000 of the dear popple's money. John Fisk announces himself in this week's Nkws as a eandi- date for Sheriff, subject to the de- e ii. . t i.i: '...... cisionofthe Republican County Convention. fugh Smith, who was accom panied by his brother Charley to the Willamette Valley, on a visit to relatives, returned home on Tuesday's stage. Charley will remain below a short time. The editor of the Nkws accepted an invitation to be present at the weddmg of Mr. Win. Mo s and Miss Jrnie Mosier last Thursday The ceremony was pci evoninr. formed by Wu.. Miller, J P., at his ollice, only a few being piesent. A cannibal chief in Madagas car ate up an English missionary and died an hour after. Two fun erals were therefore necessary. The body of the distinguished cannibal was first taken to the mission e'aapei, where the English burial service was porfr.ned ou him. This was for the. missionary inside. Then the natives took the body and had a celebration with it all night. This was for the can nibal outside. j j.tnj. v.u lin aml Doc whit- S.une two nf r wi,; ley were indicted for assaulting i Dick Stewart, but when the time j for trial came Stewart was not on j baud to prosecute. Thus the case w( nt over two or three terms, and finally dismissed. bast evening I in gentleness, and are the must Stewart was brought into court , desirable bunch of slock for a be am! not being able to satisfacto- . pinner to start with of any in the rially account for his absence was County to be bought. Have been fined Slot) and the cost of the ' well wc-ll wintered, ami will s 11 nrocoodin'r. nud it was ordered them reasonable fo'- cash, before What ho bo committed until the same be paid. It served him just about right. K. O. A citv at the bottom of the sea Was seen to wards me eiut oi ueio- j oer, ne:ir Ireptow, , when a powerful Sou m i russia. South wind blew the waters of the sea awav trom shore, uncovering a portion of ground usually hidden from sight by the waves. It was the ruins of the city Regainuendc, once a flourishing commercial station which was swallowed up bv the , sea some five centuries ago. The uuusal spectacle was enioyeti om a few hours, when the storm Notice to Company "F." Hkaiqi'autkks Oregon Na tional Gl'AUD. Adjutant Genekals De partment. Portland, Feb. 7th, 18SS. Special Orders) No. 3. Extract I. The resignation of Capt., T. Mael, "F." Co., 3d Regt., (). X. (.. is hereby accepted, to I take effect from this date. Pv order of Governor Pen- nover. .1 C. SlIOFNER, Adjutant General. . -4 " A CALL. To the Democratic Central Committee of the county of Grant Greeting: You are requested to meet at the Court House, in Canyon City, Oregon, on Saturday, the 25th day of February 18SK. at 2 o'clock P. Mr, for the purpose of fixing a time for the holding of the Count v Convention: making sented by proxy. Roijert Lockwoop, Chairman. Dated this the lth day of Feb ruary 18SS. NOTICE. The undersigned having pur chased the-interest of Stansell Pros. in the Sash it Door Facto ry, in Canyon City, desires to in form the public 'that he is pre- pared to furnish anything in his j line for Cash. Call and inspect j lOCK, ami icaiii incec. 47-tf r. .1. Hl-T.. H hen Uore arrived iroui lem last Sunday evening. q.voii was admitted as a state y .lletine, s dav, 159 -twenty iiiuo yeais ago. i Only two irissionarios weie eat en in Africa last year. This ac counts lor the rumors f a seuivity of food in that CMin'ry, but it is cheerful for tho missionaries. Scientists assert that the newly discovered cities of Arizona are the same as sought by Cortez and the early Spanish adventurers in their expeditions after gold. The cities are seven in number and show evidences of former civiliza tion and wealth. A bark loaded with steel rails for the O. U. & Co , was wrecked about ten miles North of Greys Harbor a ahort time ago. 'She Riyhted the bar .Jan. 2:ld and took ' on a pilot, Chan. .Johnson. This ) iron vessel wa-s the Abereorn. j Was built in Glasgow, and has ! made several successful voyages j to theso parts before this. Her crew and the pilot twentv-six men i were loat with the exception of i two men and a boy who were sav ed bv the Indians. . . : An inquisitive paper wants to j.nmv W1V western hogs should I 00 S!,lted" with taxed salt when sait js fro, for ;cx England cod- . . . . , lishr And, sure enougli, wnv: What has the New England cod fish ever done that he should he favored any inoro than the west ern hog? The worthy animal ! that furnishes ham, sausage, 1 short ribs, mess pork, and the breakfast bacon certainly dc I serves better of the country than , the fish that furnishes the codfish : ball. The hogs should hold a i free salt convention and protest ?g-st this outrageous discnm- niation. Are beginning to rehearse nieces for their Sprint; concerts. 1 and the wood-shed soirees each cv Ihreo years ago . , . 4.inrili,il ! 011111; aie aimwst FOR SALE. About ISO head of cattln, moie or less. Our stock averages well for age, breeding, and particularly we turn them ont on me rani?. App'y at our store for particu lars, or addro-s Geo. Gpn'OLAcii t Bito. Canyon Ci'y, Or. . . . 1 1 FOR SALE" I, the undersigned, wudung to remove to Biker City, offer foi sale my Blacksmith Shop and Stock of Hardware, and alc Dwelling House, very cheap. Any one wanting a good shop in Prai rie Cit- can get a great Bargain. ; Also, what time I stay here, I will sen jiaruw.uo ami uItv . cheap, for Cash All kuowiu" themselves indebt ed to me must call and Settle at once. j. w. ii cuoitn. Prairie City, Or., Nov. 20, 1887. CONGRESSIONAL. Bills and Resolutions Introduced Inter esting to people of this Section. Senator Mitchell was notified by the postmaster general that an advertisement for bids for carry ing mails between Burns and Can- I von City, Oregon, would he made. ! Aiosoltiiion was .submitted from ! the President, with the draft of a J bill to accept and ratify an agree- j meat with the Sl.oshonc and Ban- j n ck Indians for the surrender of j a pait of the Fort Hal: reservation in Idaho for a townsite and fur i right-of-way to the Utah it North err, railway. Representative Hermann sub- milted a long petition from citi - ( zens of Lane and Coos counties, ; askin" fr a hVht-house at the ! mouth of tho Siuslaw river, in Lane county. A bill has been in troduced in accordance therewith, but before any committee can act upon the matter the Iiht-hoMse hoard will be directed to past up on the location. At Hermann's request, the post ofliee department is preparing to establish two postoflices on a new mail service between l.akcviewand Burns, one at Warner Yal ev, with 1). E. Jones as postmaster, and ono at Kockford, in Grant County, with J. It. Howe as post- ' master. ! Senator DJph, pursuant t0 ' previous notice, called up his bill ' tl IlI'M Vlll fl ll' t!w nivmcnt. of Oro- : .am ami Washington Indian war 1 ,.f Ti.-i i.i.n TC mid made a very stiong speech in us tavor. Senator Dolph has been very p re sistant in-pressing the mutter on the attention of eoncrcss. He SIXK jn i,js speech that the claim Was predicated in the 4th section of j tho 4th :irti le of the constitution, which provides that the U. S. j shall guarantee to every s ate a i a republican form of g.nernmeut, , and protect them against invasion and domestic violence. He claim ed that there was an n broken line of precedents for tho payment of these claims, by authorizing the secretary of war to nppoint a eun mission" to audit them, an 1 by 1 aying them in part He claimed that the American citizens in Ore !on arc entitled to the special care and protection of the overnnient and that thev were i.i i llO'MOClOtl alKI . exposed to extermination of sav - J l age Joe-, ami wiien impoiieci ny the instincc of self-presei vation , they organized fu protection and binished the murderous savages, ; vl eir just claims were scaled bwn more ihan one half. He said that , congress had treated no other , state or territory in the same man- , ner, but had finally paid all chums ( preieirod for similar expenses ac- i cording to the justice of the i claim-.: '.hat congress had provid- : ed for the payment of claims sub stautialiy as atiditted by tho third j auditor, but without inteiest; that j they were finally paid, many years after thty arose, in depreciated currency worth from 10 to GO per cent less than its par v. lue. Senator Dolph has reported to iho si.n.te a bill from a committee it i i .... i . : 1 .. f.. on puuitc lands which provmes iui : the issuing of patents to certain persous as donation claims in Ore- i gon and Washington territory. ' Commissioner Spaiks drove a number uf communities in Oregon and Washington territory iniocon sternalicn by holding lor rancclla tien a certain class of donated claims. Iu one county in Oregon vhine there are foi fy cases in wnich claims, under the ruling of the bite commissi--nor, have been held for cancellation. In Oregon and Washington there several hundred canes of a simihd character. The bill prmidex that in cases where widows or s ugle women settled upon public lands in the territories of Oregon and v ash ingf on, claiming donation rights under acts f congress, and who have since occupied and improved improved such claims, and there being no adverse claims thereto, that pn'ents shall be grant ed to them. Congress passed an act in lS i'2, gi an ting to widows, and another in 18.")i, granting to orphans, the riirht to take donation claims. Sparks ruled that widows whose husbands died on their way to ie jtoii were not to take claims, and that orphans whose parents died i Ion their way to Oregon, or after reaching Oregon ami before settl ing upon publio lands, were not entitled to a donation. FAST FREIGHT. W. C. Smith, Proprietor. On and after the first day Deeember I will haul freight of at the following figures: On all packages from Baker City to Prairie, John Day or Can yon Citv: ' 100 lbs. Tor lb. 31 rents. S00 " 3 1,000 " ' 1 -h " Over 1,000 lbs 1 ' 2 " 1 wi!l pay advance charges at Hiker City "and collect same on delivery. Flour and Coal oil for sale, and will pav Cash for hides and pelts. All orders sent to Baker in caie of S. A. Heilner or the Pacific Express Co., will bo promptly at- teuded to. tf W. C. Smith. From all quarters tho weather i reports are of a moro encouraging character and it is saio to vc unit j old man Winter is on his last pirn. A novel sight was witnessed at Robeson's Feny on Snake River one day last wcw-k jmt after the breaking up of the ice. First wns observed a cow standing ou a large section of ice and lloating down stream; th u in a few mo ments followod a deer, solitary and alone, on another chunk; and last ly fo'lowed a large steer with his body in the water and his und r jaw resting upon a slab of ice with ioar dipietcd in his eyes. They were all headed for a warmer cli mate and pr babiy have reached the Pacitie Ocean ere this de id or alive. Candidate s now and then throw over The bar to treat their friends NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATORS SALE. The unersigt:ed Administrator of the Estate of J. V. Church, deceased, pursuant to order of the Court, will sell the personal prop erty helonging to said Estate, in cluding furniture, kitchen uten sils, wearing appaivl, stoves, car net:? and all the articles of the personal property of the said J. V. Church, detvr.sed, at public auction: at the store house of F. f kn0"VM l thV ol Pll?U Uiihimg. one Uoor I-MiUtll OI U1C post ollice in Canyon City, Ore- UOti, on 1 hursday. till lst day of .March. A. 1).. 1SS.S, at 1 o'clock 1'. M.. of said day. Dated this, Mth day of Feb. 1H8.S. Thoij.ntisn Williams. Administrator. Important to Sheep Raisers. 1 will prosecute every violation of the hiw that comes under, or is brought to my notice from this date. My deputies will please take notice and do the same. A word to the wise is sufficient John Day, Oct. 12, 18i7. John- C. Luck, 30tf Inspector for Grant Co. Dissolution Notice. Notice is hereby given that tho ..i. ii.if" nnivliiii liitrnf i ifu- ovist ill"' --- "i- II I.I... W.I .... .1 I oetween limn oinns a ui u . niith. in the stock bu inrjs.s in (Jrant countv, is this day diss lved by mu'iial consent. All company bills prio-to Octob r loth, 1?S7, will be p.i.t by John Silvers, who will collect alt "accounts made pri or to that date. John Day, Grant Co., Oregon, October lfnh, 18S7. Jons Sii.vkhs, 45-11) A.J. .wMvrn. H1 DES & FURS! I will pay the highest inaikot mice for I )eer and other hides. W. H Ci.hk. 28tf Canyon City, Or. ii n :ny tf c '-! ari coastinUy recruited frt .. vinrei .f n.rr.TUm s anl ncr-ous dls-i-. . 1 no i: e of the to n is R bv-tcnin--. r.ou--n i.t 1I: S :tc 's S.i.inarh Hitters, wil.Witr.. 1 itKiitc uialcf tonic ncrvluos, ,.-i.-i. ii vi ioi r-a-oiiHhK1 jierrt.-U ace. Kuaicr, l iiiisantvr and bat r mii than to swash tho -.ii-tiiniti ! i.iTiiuent vith j'fcudo-tonics, .Ic.iioU'-.i.: i..or-;Vft.--.l,itf extracts, nerye i".hmi, i!ac.ti--, hclanvia and poisons In l.Ficfe. "Tired Kiituri-'a swietregtorer, l ihnv blerji." is th-; iirovidrntial rxmpt rant ..f wt-'ak iitT-3, ami tlnb glorious franchiso ln-ii! in -ua!!)' tli j coiist iir.ruces of Bound di-'i'-tion and increased vitjor, thoKreatBtora-.u-.hn: Which in ur s both is productive also nf r-:ko atUic required tini. Xot nnre lt u-h'' 1 av.kcus Uie individual who uses it, lut viorouH, dcar-haded and trannuil. U le t!.-. inttert Rl o Is; frver and npie, rfacu-n-.at: ra, kidacy troubled, coustipaUon aaa t Koiusnej. Popular Seeds at Popular Prices 5 CESTS lzr IMCKAG1S. (! (tnJ en, (!mssf Flower and Tree Seeds. Whole sale ft nd lie! (til. ( (ttulo ; t !((' (7 .;- ' dicafion. . -I (ultras CEO. STARRETT, Walla Walla, W. T. t&r '(flmtl Trees 'or Sale- EAKER CiTf FULL ROLLER Flouring MiiK ft Littleton & Palmer Bros. Proprietors. Trv our Flour and bwtiite con vinced that it is Lrst-cl us in cv oi v pariicu1. n. a Oruors Frsai a i istanco PvoxaptlY Over 6.000,000 FlOELi '. t? . r .- 'fii.,!flllllL i A ' 5 Lai.i'j-.t spposwci il'.. 1 inno worm mm IIIu.Mr4. Ixr'?. Itir -a t I'rliril SEED For I3JJ .... , wui do mtuea f JlCi I U (ILL pi.ioant. wl Cardon r lcid-Plovoi ttsinir OtZtiJO U A lilt O beU n 1 for 0. M. FERRY&CO.Dotrolt4Mlch. v I MARIC First Stroke of Pain EVERY YEAR TO THOUSANDS. The Class. Fifty million population. Pain for the first time to one in every ten. Five million need relief. How? Froroptly. pi'riiiniieiitlr. Certainty oi cure' at reason able ctt. Row to find ont? On reputa tion, through csicriiuent. by proot The Perils. Example. Take tip St. Jacobs Oil, thclircat Kemcily for Tain. Its superior merits known to all the wc rid. Experience shows its merits through its efllcacy. , The Efficacy. 1. Its effects are prompt. 1 2. Its relief is sure. 3. Its cures arc Immanent. 4. It cures chronic cases of as lonj; standing as 40 years. 5. Its cures are without relapse, without return of pain. G. It cures in all cases used ac- corditiK to directions. 7. In every bottle i there's a cure, iu every application a relief. Tie Proof. 1. The testimony cannot be disputed. 2. It has been renewed after lajwe of years. 3. No return of pain in years. 4. It has cured in all ages and con ditions. 5. II has cured all forms of suller iiiR. 6. It lias cured all stages of painful ailments. 7. It has cured cases considered hojelcs3. 8. It has camel crutches and canes to be thrown away 9. Its best cures are chronic cases. The Price. 1. The best always first and cheapest. 2. The best is the promptest, safest, surest, most permuncnt. 3. The benefits derived are beyond price. 4. Ex amples show that no competition can show like results. 5. It is the best. Sold by DrvijgitU and Dealers Eterrjvehert. lh Charles A. Vogoler Co., Balto., JU. SHERIFF'S SALE. Uy virtu ''of mi E.ccution is Riied out of 'ho Hcnora'le ( ir cnit Coin t of the State of O c on for the Count' of Gran ou a .ludgmeit rendered in said Court on the 7th day if Novem ber, 1 i87, in favor f Henry Fleckenstein aud S. Julius May. er, Plaintiffs, and again- S. P. "Morgan and J. F. Wolfinger Defendants, for tho sum of Six Humbert and Ninety Thtoo Dollars and Twenty Ceuts Gold Coin, and Fifteen Dollars aud Forty-four Cents cos s, t gather with Eight per cent, per annum interest and accruing costs, I have levied upon and will sell at Public Auction, on Saturday the 10th day of March, 1SS8, at Two o'clock," P. M , at the Court Houso door in Canyon City, Grrfnt Coun ty and State of Oregon, a'l tho right, titled id interest which tho sail J. F. Wolfinger, Defendant, hurt ou oraftnr the 7th lnv of November, 1S87, in or to the fol lowing described premises, to wit: 'I he Nmth "West quarter, and tho South East quarter of Section 2(.), in Township 13, South of Range 33. East of the Willntueite Meridian, and" con taining Three Hundred tmd Twenty (320) acres, together 'with the tenemonts, hereditaments and appurtenances, thereunto belong ing, or in anywise appertaining. Said described premises being situate on Indian Creek in Grant County Stale of Oicgou. Terms of sale, er.sh. Dated at Canyon City this Sth day of Februaiy, 18S8. A. C. DORK Shoriffof Orant countv, Oregon. By ROBERT LOCKWOOD, ;"0 Deputy ShcrifT. Canyon City Oubgon. lUxt ar Show mUe to nrJer. or nwtly repaired. All Work Warranted first-class. City Brewery AND SALOON, Washington St., Canyon City, Ogn JOHN KUHL,Prop. . Suecejanr to F. C. SoJ$. All erlri for beer in five r ton gallon knjf will rvrHv prom it atttintinn. v. 5 5 & o ro m "a - x - 9. Z 22 S o o CD -a m tn 03 Ui P c CO M c en a as, m