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rtJBMSHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING
Ci The space of uhc ooliinin. moro or Ir,
li s been soU to the Itenil'iouns of i i rant Cotintv
for cuHiKiin j)tiri)(isen,-.iinl thev run it a be-Tt
Mills them.
May 10, 1SSS.
The Democrats are trviujr
every possihlo means to show the
An excited Canadian statesman T.m, fiin ;,wi,.cr;,,i ;tnrD tc At
warns the United States that we ! the country, and point with ap
"may hear the deen voices of P"ref satisfaction to the number
liritfsh cannon." Heard em be- 1 of nen oufof employment
uie strikes wnien
NEW TO-DAY.
J . J. MfCULLOrGH
Votary Public.
Oregon
HlVVllV f'lTY - -
' --. --i- ;n -r tv i:n ...j ri
Ij-iy unice wuii in. wi
Uml tillnt.". and Collections yrompUy atten
ded to. Deed anil Mortpue drawn, and
ehargeM reasonable. . i
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fore, sonny, and can show yon a
lot of them that we took at York
town, .New Orleans and other
places. Alta.
havo
and
imitated
NOTICE Foil PUBLICATION.
Land ofllceatlhe Pn'lrs Oregon.
April 23., Issii
N'nti.e U herebv L'iven that the folloniiiK
i r it if i Noti.e is hereby jriveil tnal tne lonomiijr
the COIinti y lor the past few years i named sutler Ikh filed notice of hi intention to
The bill substituting electric
ity for hanging, and prohibit
ing newspaper publications- of
details of executions has passed
the lower house of the New
York Legislature by a vote of
eighty-seven to eight, or nearly
eleven to one in its favor.
as a result ihey say protection
1 have debarred our products from
the markets of the woild, and havo
! glutted our own. This over pro
: ductiou, they say, causes" hard
, times, creates monopolies and
I trust'9 and is the great curse of the
country. During the present
Democratic administration the first
annual report of the Commissioner
The nncertainty as
iniik-f linnl iiroof in MllilHirt of his claim, and
that Kiiiil proof will be nmde lieforu Cleric of
Oram eountv. Or . at Canyon Citv. Oregon, on
June lth. lv. viz: CHARLES M CI NT Y RE.
1) S, Gl7a. for the W half r SK nuar.. and E
half of SW o,uar.. S-e.. 13, Tp 13, S of ft :W, E
of W M.
lie names the following witnesses ti jinne
liii CQiitinnous renidencc upon, and cultivation ;
-f, Hid laid. 'u: Sain Cross, Arthur Rose, i
M. Neulon and Charles KinlHyMiir, all of Day- '
ille. Grant County, Statoof Oregon.
7 V' V. A. MCDONALD Kepnter.
NOTICE FOE PUBI IC'ATJON.
to what
action Congress will take on
pending revenue bills still pre- and other European nations nre
vails. The Secretary of the suunn m a similar way. laking
" . n. ..;..:i:...i n .1.... .....1
llu v;i iii.'ju nuuu iviii;t , 111111 ne
are confideiit that the United
States give letter wanes to laboiers
andhs less financial distress than
other nations. From this pub
lished report it is evident that
this stringency in business matter
i.s not the result of our economic
-w- t 1 -.
Ol ijHOOr lias Oeeil UUllSlie'j, and tend Ofllco at U (irnndt. Or
the facts are before the public j N(,tki. lu.rcbv ivelf 'Sf'owing-
After Careful examination the com. named Pettier has Hied notice of his intention to
missioners find that En-land, the ! SJffSS wi.?T n.al 'SfS&n j
ereat tree trade country ot the J",'',' or('ran, ( "nnt-v-or m case' ' ",b aj"
. 1 cencc before the County Citric of mid eountv.
word, is in the same predicament , at caunm city, on j tun-20th, isr. i.: joiin
n3 fiur ntu (rPrmnnv r.nwn aM.r.iuuni,, uu. iw ui: xr. .iuui
TreasuiT has been Formerly
authorized to proceed with the
purchase of Federal bonds in
onen market, and has advertised
for proposals.
for th:
! Sec f. Tt U. S of II 31. K of V M.
He names the following witnesses to piove his
I com Iiiuous ruideu"e upon, and cultinitioti of
said land,iz: .lamcn A. Lofton. John Her
' burner, E. S,t I'enfleld and tleoigo Ciuiidlatli
1 all ofCanvon Citv. Grant County, Oregon.
7 1J HENRY RINE1IART, Regitter.
NOTICP1
Congress
The bill now before
r. i. : r r ; policy, but. if En-land is a fair cri-
iui ..unu. ."''"'itorion, five trade has c.tused as
on ine puime (lomain is a mens- i reat suiVenng among
the
poor
ure that deserves the hearty com- . imd. gives less stinudous to iro
niendation of intelligent citizens. 1 t-eiive induslrv. In the very na
The bill providee for a Coniniis- i lure of things something
of Forestry who shall oe tne cause 01 uns
nation ot business
Ise mul
sioncr
have charge of permanent forest
reserves. at the heads of srteams
and regions best litted for forest
growth.
The Lick Observatory at
Mount Jlamilton, Cab, is soon
to be til rued over in perfect or
der to the State University.
The great telescope and spec
troscope are now in good work
ing order. Of the stun of 111011
ey left by James Lick. 700,
000. all except about 100,000
has been used in iitting up the
observatory. .
rfitm!i1 clnrr.
o "'"0
all over the
world, and pditical economists of
our nation must look elsewhere
than to the tariff for the cause.
If the surplus on the 1st of July
amounts to 1 U,000,Uu:, ,lS stat
ed by the president in his niess-ige,
to let this rlow out of the treasury
by legitimate means would cure
this evil of which complaint is
made in this country. The board
of engineers has made an estimate
of $:i(J,()(K),()t)0 for the River and
Harbor bill this year, the JJlair
educational'bill would lessen the
surplus $7,01)0,1)1)0 mure, and te
funding the amount honestly due
to the loyal states would add "? 14,
000,000 to the amount to be taken
out of the burdened trcisury.
In all, this would amount to ?.1.
000,000, ami would materially aid
the development and the business
interests of the country. In Ore- j
ron.ifthe Columbia river could I
be opened to free navigation the j
railroad monopoly would be
crushed, and the s ime is (rue of j
An Ohio boy, aged live, at
the town of Industry, was left
in charge of his twin sisters ten
mouths old. Being an Ohio
boy. he proceeded to see what
he could do, and in about an
hour he broke the arms anil legs
of the babies, and was expert- , everv imvialdc stream in the 111
inditing with their necks when I tion. l'ailro.ids havo 1 ecome our
Jiis immiiim returned and end- j worst and most oppressive monop-
ed the day's lesson in anatomy. ' bes !t is w5thin the power
j v ! of the government to fre. the peo-
Tt . ... , ,. . . pl from this galling shivery of x-
It is confidently predicted that ,ossivc rnt(!S of ninsiwiutiyn.
the State of Maine, discard prohi- ; Tj,e roai:t:tioii of the tariff mi w.sol
bitior. and mlopt a high, license t would only lessen the taxation in
law inside of three years. The ! div:duall 12 cuts, and there is
defeat of J Ion. Neaf Dow. the ' "ut ji farmer, stockraiser or sheep
father of prohibition, in a recent , 1,1:1,1 in t!"" norlhwest who would
race for mayor or Portland, is ;iot wi,lin7 l? YA . il"s n,mo";11
. . , . P f ., . ten tun s and ship his product to
pointed to, as proof of this asser- j AmholLrA fur $o lot k.hS;l ton
tion. Every eiiort has been made ; hy roassim of .m op(.n rivi1. lf
in thfit stare for thirty years to j expression could be had of our
make the law ell'ective, but even people the . ote would be almost
its advocates admit that in the ' unanimous for the tariff on wool
cities, it has been little more lo ", "1 Ibe accumulated
(ban a farce. ; 8l'ri,1.us to he used for imjroving
J the rivers and harbors. rrai.ee
j last year, approiiriated ?17o,0i'0,-
Thc bill to divide the Terri- ' 'J I f.,r i:s.. imnrovement of livers.
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- All persons knowing themselves
indebted to the undersigned will
please come forwaid and settle at
once, otherwise their a .'counts
will be placed in the hands of an
atton-cy tor collection.
.M r.s. S. M. ( leaver.
Prairie City. Or., May 1st, 1S8R
TO KENT.
An Orchard and Garden in Can
yon City, including all kinds of
small fruit's and berries, and
ground for the raising of vegeta
bles. Fine irrigating privileges.
Will rent on easy terms. For
pui ticulars apply to
Mrs. C. Pmi.ui's.
NOTICE FOR PC I'LI!'ATI()N.
Iiind OlU.-e sfl.i Ornnd. Orc:Mi.
A ril !itb. ls.
Notice is hep by git en that the Mlnwhig
naioeilM'ttliTrhaxf tibd notice of (hp r iiitir.tlon
to tnike litta I proof in "tip t of
their Kim. an 1 that saMproof will I undo be-fort-
thrt i iMinty Judge of Orant enmity t Can
City, or in aji; of hi- ab.-i-nce, IVort the
t oMiit-. Clerk of j.ai.1 roun'v.at Cuivon t.ily, on
Mav '.'Sth, W. vi: JAViES MI RI-IIV. lid..
No. :UJ-, for the SV iU-r. of Se-. Tp 11. S .if
Ri. E d W M . AihI vi: JOHN J. Ml RI'IIV.
ltd, No.:t:!i:i, lor the SE ijunr. of SE ijuar. See .
.VV pir. of NW ijuar. Se -. .ui.I W li.i.f ..f
SW tnur.. Svc. Tp. 11. S of R i, Iv ot W M.
They name the following uitne.-si-s loproie
their continuous re.-dicuce iimiii. and cu!tir,v
tiNi ff. sid land. Joseph G- l.ofum,
Jiin ll.I'nri-r. Win. I. Dtit.lrp ih1 IleHrj
Lofton; all of fox Yallci. (i-a:it County, Or.
!- HENRY ItfNEHART, Regialer
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1388.
Now Arriving at J. DTJllKEEIMER & Go's.. PRAIRIE CITY. O&i.. the
Largest' Stock of
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NEW
-Ever brought to Grant Cowwbij; goi uprising, in pmrtr
NOTICE.
J will
Ol.'NTY ORDERS b.-armgdatJ
T A mm i jl.
pr:i.r 10 may 15t,
of reitls-
1 0f!
will be paid on pre-eut.ttion, aut iitlei-
est will eeae from this date.
CaiiviMi Cit. County of (iraut.
Ari. -'ML. Iw,'
Ti-7 E. 11 M.L. Ctuiitt Tr'-aMiK-r.
www m)mm
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Groc
JtUtC.. JijtC.
araware9
We are now prepared to fill all orders at Lower Prices than
jever known in 0 rant County.
WRITE FOR OUR PRICES BEFORE BUYING ELSEWHERE
The leading merchants,
Pr curie City, Or.
PURKHE- MtK
GO
Notice to Sheepmen.
The Stockmen and residents of
Silvies Valley and vicinity hae
organized and pledged themselves
j to do all that Ihey can t keep
sheep off of their rangi in order lo
prefect their own stock and pro
I pcrlv:
Thomas UhA'Iduck,
JoJin Shroder.
Will luiu Stor.c,
W. H. linker,
Ciistuvns Sellc,
H. C. I'ame.
E. C. ItuckUy.
Ilirtoti f'Hiilli,
.1. L. Crr.-".
I-irrtl Midd 'ok.
KriedrifHi VieBdermell,
Jh--. E. Shew.imker,
A. R..s-e!ll.. .
.1. W. 'I'raev.
ay
A3
0. 1 CRRSAP
Has an Assortment of
lory of Dakota, and admit the
Southern portion as a State, has
passed the Senate at Washing
ton. The bill declares the Ter
ritory of South Dakota a State
of the I'liited States of Amer
ica, and ratilies and confirms the
constitution which the people
of South Dakota have formed
for themselves. Fntil the next
census and apjvortionment South
Dakota is in have two repre-en- ,
futives in the House of Repre
sentatives. The bill also pro- j
vides for Tinted States Courts,
and for a division of the public
debt of the former Territory of
Dnkola. That portion of the
former Territory not in the State
of South Dakota is to continue j
as a Territory under the name I
of North Dakota, with Disniark j
as its capital. - j
lrtci Jewe'.t,
J'lhn A. CitiKiron,
Charles Ifctycr.
oI.hhI nankin,
1! Ilinkitis, Jr.,
A. J. I'lerre,
li 11. Eiuit.
John Crddoe
Steven Wood-,
Chnrli" M.utin,
Iui- Sf'hudlieii.
I. E. (;rfide,
A. Wintermit r.
Dan Canibllii.
which
Of
for
FINE SILVER WARE.
Also an assortment of Paibedine ware - something now,
beauty of design and finish i.s hard to o(ual. A line line
2VE oanio xv .xo
In all shades. Something new and beautiful in design
Glass Ware of all descriptions
toilet sets for old and young. Oenuine Pronts Lamps with Duplex
inirners, onesuiticient to iignt the town. A line line of S day
(.'locks. "Watches aud Jewelry of all kinds.
NOTICE
Ed. Oillette.
52 if
FOR SALE
I, the undersigned, wishing to
remove to li iker City, offer foi
sale my Elacksaiith Shop and
Stock of Hardware, and also
Dwelling House, very cheap. Any
one wanting a good shop in Prai
rie City can mt a great Bargain.
Also, what time I stay here, 1 will
sell Hardware and Work very
cheap, for Cash.
All knowing themselves indebt
ed to me must f-all and Settle at
once. G. "V. iMcCoan.
Prairie City, Or.,. Nov. 20, 1S87.
Tobacco k Cigars
W. R. CUNN8INJGTOW,
Livery Stable,
A X D
'OilltAb, and FEED 8TA1JLK
The total immigration into
the United States for the cur
rent year will reach 500.000. a
gain of -2C1.000 over that of
last year. This prospective
number will have been surpas
sed only four times in the his
tory of our country. Of a total
of 155.000 for ten months end
ing October 3 1st. 98,000 are
(icrmans, 0S.000 are Irish, 04,
000 are Norwegians and Swedes,
11 .000 are Italians, 21,000 are
English and Welsh, 22.000 are
Russians and 10,000 are Scotch.
Tliefiermans and Scandinavians
settle in -the West and North
west; the Irish and Italians re
main East of the Mississippi;
the EnulisJi and Scotch are
i .r! rs an 1 canals, and to Unit-
el Stales, with nearly double the
population and twelve times the
area, have expended for the same
object up to 1SS7 only 5100,0(10,
0(K). The Blair cdiication d hill
was foi the purpose of dividing
lntwe.cn different districts a por
tion of the funds in yie treasury
each year for the support of com
mon s-hoolsin localities requiring
aid, the portion to In? goierned by
f li i!a'i sties of illiteracy. T.ho
am .un? this year would have been
$7.M) and what a boom this
would have been to these portions
of the country. During the war.
when our treasury was depleted
and our currency greatly depre
ciated, ni-tny of the loyal slttes
armed and euipR'd troops, and
now the treasury is overburdened,
this honest debt should have been
paid. By such means the amount
! iu the treasury would have been
j tvdueed, money sent into circula
i tion, and the hard times complain-
ed of relieved The bug lear of
: the surplus can easily be dispelled, -and
in such wavs as to benefit ev- ;
j ery citizen of the republic' In
18S-J tlie surplus wasIlo.fsir'.Hlu.
and the lie ublieau admintstia
tion so that the yoarin which .Mr.
i Cleveland look hii seat, in the
White House it only amounted to
! S(W,4(J:i,771. If tlie Democratic
parly is a friend to the poople,
and believes in every legitimate
me ins of relieving . ' lie distresses
of the poor, it will send this vast
: amount of money into circul itio'i,
; and use it as a means to relieve
the public from oppression of cor-
. pirations ny
improvements
i
the moducera and shippers free x.
and independent of railroads and ' lNl)1 ICK F0I PUBLICATION.
coriurations. If the true ide.i of La!"1 0lHce at .u ''M: ,,c
goverment is carried out, (he Notice ! hereby nCn that the fihiin.
mostly skilled workmen and are greatest ditliculity of the surplus tX nS.r S 'h.urtiS
Hin iii'intifnehtf viit uii iiim li is not large enougU, : ,u . "' ' wiure umiiui
IIl.MllllHUUI - -it,,,., , -i T , , trailt CMilit, nt I'imoii Citv llwim mi
The destination aml a" lms lrnsn an" ho-sh abotit JuneTti., i. vu; ciias. ritoK i.s.v...
r- .1 tl nvm. i.n... f ..n.. o . V.... -....I c,M nir llic I. lUtlllll f. In f ir. 1 T
of Russians is not known. Jor .1)lfHiness (lepressiou beciiu"3e of 'i-VntM.,,,, m
a period of ftf-nmo yetirs, . bigh tluties on Hnp0,.,8 wil, Uisap. A7aT.
from 1S20, only db,000 of them poar like mists before a morning ; "'"Vco. a"d HVV SmU,,; ail ,,f I)ay
have entered this country. J sun. The Dalles Mountaineer j ' l iiksiIv kineiiart, iu-wer.
Pipes. Meerschau'u Pipes n siieciallv, warranted
dines and Uracuers, ot all kinils, fresh. Knaps of the best brands.
YEAST POWDERS
Eierv can draws a prize worth from :T) cet.ts to ?1. Also a full line
of school hooks. Stationery of all kinds.
S3T All orders from the Country Promptly tilled.
Haptonstall & Dart
DEALEPiS IN
General
Merc
liandise
Notice is hereby given to all
knowing themselves indebted to
us to come forward and settle
x I immediately either by Gash or
Note, as our George is intending
to locate in Portland in the near
Ovsleis, Sar-i ; future, hence the necessitv of a.
settlement. In the meantime we
will continue to sell our stock ol
well assorted merchandise at
cost for cash only, as we have
closed our books.
We also have a Hodge Head
er and several Schuttler Wagons
for sale cheap.
Respectfully.
George GmnUach Rro.
John Day City, Oregon.
Tie
Great
in
(tijo-1 buv tn-ig anil niee SmhlJe Hores j
farnfchetl at all hour. of the ily or nit: lit a
rtnaoiitiMj i.rfees. I'.irtieular attention jwil to
htttnli'H: ami Krooniins transient s-toelf.
ENTRANCE
Main ami Washington .trceti.
City
meat mar.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
L flint Olli:et l.i Cnnile, op-ffon.
April 12th. IXS.
Notii-e U lwr lv siven. ami Itubt. II AriH-
struiii'. h . nni'l.' US, No. 7(ia3. t..le iiml
! IMituv, i Kimik Toilhlinter wh'i niaiii; DS,
No. T"Oi;. Uke iecial notice, that the follow inc
nanie.1 ,i t.:er lt ll'eil notice of hU intention
to loaki- lin.ll Woof in Miji'rt of his claim, mil
, thut .ihl proof wiil m maIe before the County
Clerk of Urant Co.mtv. at Canyon Ciu. on
May .INt, Has. vi.- .I.,MKS A. ORCHARD.
IS. No. for the N half of SE fprnr. See. XI.
i.l VV half of SW ii ir. Se . si, To. 1'., S or It
I 3t, E of W M.
i lie numes the fiil'iiuing- witne-t to prove W-
i eontiiiiMss rei-idci:(e nKn. and ciittivnti-.u of.
.-am noil, vi.; ,luel.HoiiK.Chttiii dm. of Otiiiemi
Washington Street, Canyon City, Oregon.
W. P. CRAY Proprietor.
Store, Bater City,
Arc giving immense bargains in iheir
ELEGANT LINE OF DRY GOODS,
II 'c carry ihc largest and- jinqst stoch of goods
and sell I he same at
NEW 1 QBE PRICES '
DEALER IN
All Kinds Of
fly Wholesale and Retail.
FRESJ
MEATS
tS.AH order fllbil on short notlee.
l.ll UieilUg Jillblic John C. Luce, of .l.,hn .y. :ra,,t Co . Ornn.
and thus niakin" , 4 '' henry rinkiiart, i:.xhr.
.1.0U
1.00
.12A
25
.no
.S00.12,V
25"
. Xv.
scattered over
injl district.
-DEALER IN-
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
CANYON ;CITY, OREGON.
J5 yards nice Law us tor
14 " white pique dress goods
Woolen lace huntings ail shaiti-s per yd.
Nun'." Veiling, all new shades " ",4
'20 shinies of .summer silks "
Ladies' white linen collais for
NEW STYLES.
Ladies hose, all colors
Lisle hoKC, jure for
Bes; child's hose for
xvi ovor fi3-ld saxcia. goods foi-
ijadies muslin suits for
No carry 100 shades, tlie Latest Styles, of Silk Velvets
Siriped Phiflies, never seen in this part 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 yourself
HEM EMBER
The Great 8. X, L. Store, of Baker Cilv
Is the place to buy yonr FtftE COODS.
Good Men's and Boys' suits for 5.00 and aV
WARSHAUER BROS.
Ordora Very Oarofullv SPlllodL.
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