4 liny is pretty generally har vested, and no bettor weather for curing it could be desired. I very one who has gone here tofore failed to brin.tr in any of the . warlike huckleberry, and now the pheriff has gone sifter him. , Should we judge the future by , the exnerieoec of nnst years we might safely say that the hottest j weather of the season wa over, i !.! I of jinlpni. week. Talk almut vour big red apples! ' Mr. R. C. Trowbridge jire.-ented ; this gas foundry with a basket of ! the largest Red Junes we have ( seen in any country, ani oi nne flavor. ; We long for an inspired goose quill these dull linn?. We could boom the camp, but don't want to do that till the sign gets right at such time when the lmom would stick. We learn from School Superin- ; tondenl Hayes that the daytime J exorcise? of the Teachers' Jnsti-' tute will lve held at the school j house and in the evening at the j court house. j A group of mines over in the , Oreenhorn district were recently sold to a capitalist from oou j 1 liver, for f HX).(XH). so we learn. This has given new life to mining ' matters in that vicinity. - rtl - t , 11 I I i.v. j ' uu- .ui. nui ,mu i.,.riw iif. . ...fi null ..iuii.ni Bflilway Lompany nas neon in- j coriHuated at Portland: capital .toek .Utni.um.'. iney irojMse t t 4 t 1 1 jl to mulct irom I ortianu acioss iik , Cascades to Lastern t)rcgon. . Manv sood ranches lot urmer ! Can von creek. Lots of hav and i considerable grain is imKlueeil. ! Mr. John Sloan informs us that : ihh we,-k ),, will M. mitinii j his grain and otherwise making tilings hum. Col. N. II. A. Mason w1m was ' si delegate from Nevada to the demratic nati.mal convention. i at St. Lmis. returned a snort time since and was iu town dur ing the week, looking toward his tHoek business. T1k Eastern Oregon Uepubli-1 ctjii is the laleat journalistic en-: ageu oo a p.onee o! wirgu... ou - - - - - - - , rh , k J)()C. Jones and father oft. . Parrish of this 0 ,t Jc dg( wmcn ne ,w aii u in tne . Tuck-son- i city, was married to a widow lady ! Orecnhnrn country. ' i"1 n'Lt r .. l - ci i nuu (MiKiiiir nii'Sv wiiii mill, 'iiiii . " - - . .1 1 ? Til. 1.: aged o.) years, on .Monday ot last ! John MorrcR. who was aduidg- ..,..,, n;il "c.nrv be lerpnse. an conies asking t ie r:irri. HiswWK .vEvstocx;dmngewithit lI:(;UIHl!m.h ranc-h. ms b, ': ikw paix;r is pumisneu at i nio.i. f is ivpu .lieaninpuhtics.an.lably : allied by Lev. (... .d. Irwm. Horace Sloan came over from the vieinity f his lClk creek dig gings hist week, and reports the outlook favorable. He brought over a g h k I sized nugget, picked up in the tail race ot the Moan , iv nasKi'ii eijuiu ih hi .-u-iiiiwiu . . Ttais of winter annles from this section can lind a market in southern (iranl this fall. Mr. Loggan. a merchant of Harney citv. was over on business last week, and he remarked that he would require at least a ton at "gathering time. At One night lately a train coming .. ", i i . ....... up tile raging l-oiumoia nei. 3"jm over and killed a large and tie rc cougar. , , . i .1 It is supposed the ; lieadlight on the locomotive daz sded the hugi? denizen of the for est facinated him. as it were, until he ,-ould not get out of the way. Cougars, the bold varmints besides menacing tlie iKirse and sluvp industry, are a serious drawUnek to the hueklclcrry in- .lusirv in this county. A num- - . " i 1 Iter ot persons have i(Hn naoiy friglitencil by seeing their shaggy ; forms and 4w scalps appear in tin bushes. j James Lofton and his Hi tie! oy rulled a turnip into our sanctum on which we sil to write tins, Faid turnip weighs 101 lbs. and meauaes 211 inches around the j flmrge of Ingle's band of sheep fos-ional clubs; second and third and will hold water like a strain waist with our shoes off. and will over about JJoar valley, became ; prizes to bo played for by ama- ' cr. No amount of such silly Ik on exhibition four da vs. Mi Urfton can furnish you any size of tumij)s. Johnnv Hammond agd 1S. and a girl namel Taylor, much younger, ran away irom ana Valla to Pewllcton lately to gel married. Tin two kids were fol IowihI uji by the girl's mother, wlio sjwnkc-d her erring daughter ii .11 and timk her home. I lu ie iHy was i jailed on a ehrg of alHlm-lion. .,.. JIM.S first-class work, and j f;(n no, snnlu.,.. NoIhkIv ever saw a I'iute In- at prices as low as anv in Kastcrn i " ilian that" was devoid of comjianv j Oregon. Having s eii samples of ; Potmaster-( ieneral Dickenson when 1m- was aloii. . ami reeentlv his work we can recommend it to issued a circular recently mstrue-Kuc-aroo Jim has develoMd that the people of Grant eotintv. Pat- , ingr Jiostmasters that under the trait to a wonderful degree. He ionize your home instil ution? in ! lrovisions oi the iicstotluce aj)- was observed catehing things and jmlling them in two. and then the jailer and attendants mixed up a bucket of ointment, made niojjs tu long jHiles.and thorough ly anointed Jim. lb f'-ls lon soiiH now. From a gentleman ju.-t uji from Mitchell we learn ofaiM- culiar mishap with which a Ixdl of lightning met at that jdace. lie says that last Thursday a ihunder shower eameup, and the lightning llahe-' wen extraordi- narilv dazIing. One streak of lightning seemed to he msjiired with a new idea, for it leaped in- to the butcher shoj) and struck a quarter of beef lying on the block. . veloped by foreign eajntal, and for freedom of thought and ojmi- ; died at Ins Home m .lolin i):y j doctor s oihee. The beef was not injured, but the 1 we welcome that development, ion. Persons from both j)arties last Thursday night and was; The Seattle Oflico is clqsed.. .streak of lightning went limping knowing that the result will le , are invited to contribute short buried Friday afternoon in the Any of the jatients from that vi f$ut j?f lie window, shrieking with . millions of dollars added to the j sketches to the column, as we Canyon City cemetery. His ago j cinity can call at the Portland pain. ' lyeallh of the country. 1 shall be partial to none. . was something oyer 21 yeare. office. Cowlvoys. look in I his week's News, and learn how to find a Welcome in the citv of Ruins. An attachment has been issued in favor of I. R. Dawson of Fort- land, against r F. longer oi Hums. Fish are easily aught in the ..,.. I 1,... ..i. l$.,...l. .tftf.lr herders say lliey literally wallow in the dust. .las. Mael brought home some ed insane and sent to the asylum from Harney valley last winter. uis-nargeu as curci. gentleman at Lakeview has Jvcen appointed to select the most suitable and convenient location for the new Harney land office. lion. J. F. Morrison, of Drew sey. smiled with us this wiek. lb is over, he said, not on an electioneering tour, but other business. Near Wcatherbv station, a few miles from linker last week an engineer on a west Iwund train fell from his engine and broke hi neek. By wferring to thp rmmty iVas;ur,.rp notice in another eol- umn it will 1m seen that Uraid county is able to redeem another lot of scrip. .lieep are away down m liar- . ..I . 1 1 , r. t. ,i . Jn nin-j will nvp von some 'Ood ,.;n;o k,..i nev valley, i ne l tenis savs tnai it . a i' -i" : 1 - ' f. .ii i .it .11. vi. i. l'i lien mi ir .,1.1.11 .Hiuiuii w .-iwoV .(";- , meiits. khj nrougm m cem a head, and lV0 $I.Ma head. ' The second night from home . , , ..... lis mnli,lir aU(I uu.kl,.lM.rrv ns ale uu all his meat and he sent in word bv Morton ClhTord to have ! Charley send him some more. , . u. i,,,.,,,. .l t,i:., ,. -T , ; ,. W i.liir.cil?i' nt hii'i'iii i was consumed by lire, together with the contents of the barn and - - - - - - - " " ' - - - - f a stack of hav. We did not learn by what means the lire urigiualed. Thi. (.u) is n.h,..irsim. for the teatdiors' institute which will meet on Ttifdav next. Mu- t;? hmII lir rniMi5ulit.il .llii.l'ti; it. 111. ri i II ...I"..!'..-.! during the four eveuing bv tin Canyon City and John Day gle clubs. . at the' (iundlach ranch, has hee.i dan- ' ,mslv sit.k wih hvnhl ivYi.Y jmrl is mi vH in a ,lnngerou? nm,litin. Mr. Biswell's familv rous have Ik -en unfortunately alllieted with a great ileal of sickness. W. 15. Donaldson, of Day villi. has returned from a trip to Wash mgton territory 1 le gives a very nattering retmrt of that section, j cs)eciail oi tin I'Kanagan c onn trv Lot i ,..in.if tn rh file ,,1,1 liiln vet 'J Willi l." II ! ( II. l & v. v v J. 11. Cabbell will soon havo 1 his concentrator erected on the j La Bellevue mine on Onion creek. Mr. Cabbel has just returned from San Francisco, where he iur- ehased this costly maihinerv. and this outlay of money proves i r..ii. :.. .!.' i .. r..n.... nib i;uui in uu- icueu''. Coder head of "NYw to-dav" , . . - . t Will 1K. found the notice nf Mr. , 1). 1. Minehart. who has a great franchise has Ihvii granted L. L. variety and a varied assortment Mromweil. of Omaha, and the of summer apples for sale. Mr. ; necessary amount of slock sub Minehart's fruit is all good, and scribed by the citizens of Maker, samples can be seen al this oHice ' (.f(imlv rl(.rk , T yM jmi, if you come h.'fore the tleVlI r-iiiiiK- rhmied fmrnnn enfendee t 1 i i1 claps ms nns on mom. Tuesday morning a physician wns hastily summoned to attend ' Mrs. J. S. llaplonstall. of John ' Dav. whom a velJowiaekel had stung on the throat. The wound iniiieted by the insect had cauid Judy's throat to swell so that her breathing beea me ditlicult. and there was iilentv oi (Hcasion lor alarm A noor sheen herder who had lonesome and left his llock to the mercy of coyotes and other boasts of leisure, and trainjied into town last Sunday evening. He iniag- ined he could see things, and said some one was trying to janson his sheeii and himself. Klsewhere. on this jiage. will be j inn; forces are now in the neioh seen the new advertisement of , borheod of ( Jrron river. AVyom J. C. Welcome's saddle and bar-. intr .Jin) miles Kast of Hailoy. . . .... m-ssshon. at Hums. Mr. el- pn referenee to sending abroad for ' inferior work. A deed ha s oeen placed on the ,. v records, tor a group , (Irani county r,i , .',,, : :, I t uiin juiiii. ill uu ruu'iiiii hi the Olive creek mining district, alnjut a quarter of a mile west of Robin.-onville. and known as the "lied Man." - Red B.v" and -Pel Cirl" mines. The grantors are A. F. Iykes and others, of New York, to a eoriorntion of New Jersey capitalists under the name of the "Ked Man Mining Co." The price paid was .foIo.OUti.lHi. 1 rosjeroiis tunes arc m store for Crant county. Her mineral re-, sources are beginning to be de- ; MT. VERNON MURMURS. Ml. Vernon. Or. Aug. A good rain would be agreeable .1" Daw Peterson siarts for Web- foot to-day. Times are dull. and most awful drv are the creks. Haying is about over. Ihuik Workinslinished Saturday. Hay is selling hr ri per ion in me t .i. 4 - V. 11. . stack. I would like lo no too. 'but he is afraid Daisy would throw oil on if h(. iJk Win Lemons killed a deer the other dav ami took a choice piece over to "his 1ksI girl. School commences to-dav a! .Moon cr-ek. Miss Jessii u.u.iii 5 rniT lo start for Monmouth alioul the first of September. L. .. j r- We rise to make the remark that it is much cooler. Binder twine T-'O feet to the pound al Basche A- Cos.. i?aker Cuv. We had a call this week from "(iassy Bill, of Yamhill, who never wnrk d ami never will." If you want to be well inform- .i - - - n noinis - - - . - . rm j it" .1-' . . 1 i ne osieciuoit r"-uu oi .ew i oik, tlo (.usl r ti1(. pv?iIential campaign in all th.'staiesat $:.'.- UIH), IK). T, , . , ..,..;. io U vmv iu to-eiher. Thev iulii, di-,,.,. ( ....m.ti-V nm. (inr, ., institute 01 i i ? . m. ! l... 1 1 Ji" ..wnr. , .. ... j held in Baker City commencing; ' I I f k I i t I ll J '411' I III' ftlllllllllllllMIIir Willie tientry.of whose sickness nientlv denying that the woolen : may b entered, and that the re we male mention last week, died I iii.iiuikiHiiici; :iiv hi favor of free fcrenccs to !( acres are meriv Thursday. anl the funeral rites weii observed of Friday. The horse says neigh when he sees the groom appnf.tehing with a bunch of hav for him. and tin girl t-avs nav when her beau hints at marriage, Ilenrv Villard. with ihe assis- tance of several Herman scient ists, contemplates fitting out an i i . t eii:duin lor tne exploration oi the south He. There are .i7.70H school child- rcn iu the citv of San Francisco. From these returns the popula- lion ot the citv is estimated at ai,OUi ;,iK).()0n. An Irishman wrote home to is friends over the briny deep i i i f i . i i. "S ineilUS OVOl' 1110 OrillV that in tins blessed land every- 011 a """ l loa.n im.- iu j )t? 'dlercd for thieves. ' Pi...,,t M...l ;,, fl, I .,;. ; 1 Ocean, has been annexed totier- j many. The (iovernment is jjro- ; It is a well known and genera 1 jKiritijr f,r the introduction of ly conceded fact that the contest arm and ammunition. I of htst JuniMvas fought out on the t itni'tiini of lV(.i. wnfil or tirneef ion. Maker Citv is soon to he light- , i " , , . ed by gas and electricity. A tour to his ranch in U.ng creek valley last Monday. Mr. Mael has "been ijtiile uiiwell all the time lie has been awav. ami his looks show it. P.iL-f,,. f ",tx- tvJl! lt.ivr. ..iw.il. or ii.'iKOi v n win nao atiotnei , , , . . 1 u m-m in cuii ii.uiiein ii conic on . ... , .. : Pe ' t)ctoler. 1 Ho jin.e ni'ne . will amount to bis tween Sl.OMO and S 1,201): first ' l-mc oi .SoUU to lie open to pro- tour. only. The Chicago A Northwottrn . Ivailwav Company eteudinir ' its road et from Helena to a j connection with the Oregon I'ac- i!ic railway at IJoise. Its work- i f i ,, m );l fitP r(MMi I? Ivor re. propnation lull recently passed Pv ( ongress. jxistage on seeds. '..n: i ..ii. . l , ... , , , . , . ii an s will 1h charged at the rate , , , ; oi l ceni uu eai'u iwo ounces or fractTon tlcreof. The former rate was 1 cent per ounce. This week the Ni:w sets forth a new feature in giving the differ ent politi'-al exirossions. While it is our aim to treat all fairly, therefore refraining from editorial comment, we deem it jroductive of much good to devote a column for the dissemination of the views exjiressed b brother editors oi both political faiths. This will give our readers an ojijiortunity POLITICAL DRIFT. Republican and Democratic Morsels Culled from our Exchanges and Published without Comment. i .. .ii... i.i: t .vuou.L-. . h-jk uu. ao M -p ifc for granted that the constme omand says the hicago plat- tions of lnw .uui (lemrtmontiil de form will not do. Mr. N. O. Nel- . .,r .1 t i son. a large mautfacttirer of St. Louis, refuses to train with a nar- ty that is against reform of any , j Hort Eugene (iuard. Twelve years ago (ion. (irant made a prophecy which will be fulfilled in November next. He said: -When the Democracy j oomcs near to complete control of fin. ,.-vni-.fvv- if will lro..l- l,.i,.l- the cou ti, t will bie.ik its hack ! across the Alleghany mountains on thetarifriuestion. Hoise City Statesman Mr. Morton, republican candi date for the vice presidency, turns j out to be a director m British 1 railways iu Canada, which tak- ing advantage of tin treaty ot IS71 are taking all the American transportation they can grab. Mr. Morton, the London banker and the British railroader, is a splendid ornament to a ticket in behalf of whicjii so much Anvri- U-an howling i? done. S. V. Alta. A democratic paper in Oregon says: "The average tariil' rate is now -17 per cent, and the Mills bill will still leave an average rate af H) per cent." What's the use of talKing about an averagi rate of -10 per cent. when the v.diole of Oregon's products is to be put on the free list. And how 1. . A . ..1 i j, iratululent ".vera"e rale ! to jM. 1nailliained, Bv continu- : i,, Llio lmMluets of southern ajirieuliurists and of eastern j nulls the nrotecti.m that is denied ! to the products of other portions ! of the country. Then this average rate twaddh !1S J.O l-OMIIUCIHl i 5 I the Mills bill, there is no fraud ! ,ii. imln.iM,. .vm.U...nf 'I'Iuti j... ...... .v , ,.n a fl? i,,ir t., .-ov,r it. . . Oregonian. I'he war t a ri if organs are vche- w.h.I. 1 1 doesn't matter whether thev are or not. The twoplc of this country arc in favor of chea per clothing, and they are bound to get il some time. Bui the fad remains, and is not denied, that only three years ago the National Association of Wool Manufactur ers "unanimously approved" and sent to the secretary of the treas ury an argument for free wool. This was signed bv William Whitman, president, and Thomas uoian. one oi tne vice prcsiMem. of the association. It recited the ; disadvantage under which Amer-j lean manulaelurers lahorcu m being compelled to pay high du- j !ios ?n wools not produced here, j l "k ispens.ole tor admixture. , while their foreign comnotitors i,.i ,i 1.1 lo s.v0f.t from. This is no doubt! the real sentiment of every intol- Hgent woolen manufacturer to-, day. Jackson villi Times i... i. .. i. i.. ,i....;.i. i in- r-oui- i ei ii in iiiuiijii mi i i- . ... ,., ...,. , wool is only the sharjx'iied end i of the free trade wedge that is to rive the thcindustriesof this conn- try. That democratie defeat was then so great and upon that pint - form they find they cannot stand. Now thir utmost endeavor is to devote their attention to some thing that may assist to modify their defeat. We are told that tne renuh lean? mav carry me ...... I ..l i 1 T .. . Slilie OIH y HO SUCH Mill OI1IV :i , . ,, . . ., . last June. I heir hope tor all this , ... ... , . , . ... lies in tiieir eflort to divert at - ,..;,. rnilll free uool to Chinese j,nnn,n.j, Anvthing to check the ti,l,. for Il.-nrison. ' The Chinese dodge is the merest subterfuge twaddle will divert the attention of the sheep raiser from the main dueslion. I lis interests are at :md he knows it: his vital parts have beer touched and lus nerves tingle as he looks at the dead market, in vam he tries to raise the nipney for his e. pen- ses without completely slaughter-! ing Ins wool stock. ! Ic calls tor buyers and they are not there, What does the wool grower care tor the pig-lailed Mongolian in comparison to his sheep? No. friend democrat, you may call in vain. Ye are like the lhialites on Carmel who called in vain for their (Jod to hear them. K. (. Republican. - i B Paul Faiman has brick for sale. See his "ad." under "New to-day." Died, at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Prowbridge. of typhoid fever, James William, oldest son of Mr- and Mrs. W. 0. ( Jen try, aged 22 year--. 1 month and !W days. Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Duncan's son, who it will be remembered was accidentally shot by his cousin over on Reech creek some three vears ago, after suffering all this time from the wound, COPP'S LAND REVIEW. . . . , ., . Somc Rcccnt DecSIOns b' hc Scc ary of thc Interior. : .....t......i.. t t. ,JO, oeiTutiin n.is ftwius uui iu ihivu rert-imlforilo W interests of ! ..n ; uu i oumi UtU. ; Since tin: pre-emption and home- .stead laws first became opeiittiTQ human being;. There is no utili it has been the rule of the (ieautal ( ty in such lio-ures. A mosquito Lund Ofilco and Department of ean do aboiif-lOO timo ro much the Interior that the laws intendetl 10W j,'x that each settler should acquire I Z1 title to HJO acres of land, and that NOTICE. where entries were made for parts T V V , i 1 T j ,ml.tH of fractloiul sections, al- ' though all of the sub-divisions ap - j plii fot by theentryman might lie wiun.i t ie oounuary lines or a trv must hj restricted totliat num her such s'lb-dhisions that nearest , apprjKimate. in area the magic 1(50 acers or nominal ouart'-r section, , U,K jn ,UJinv istnnccs settlers. ! n ive u. en required, alter nav. mg made entries, to ielin.uisii some om oi uie suo -invusiuith euvcreu Dv Uitir entries so ia.it me excess ... . . .If. over li!:) acres should be .is .small; s possiansf, arm ireipieuny unoer 1111 il l' thin role settlers hae lieen foived to take less than the H!0 acres, the practice being to permit the entry for such traels as come near- j est whether above or lelow that. acreage. In homestead entries, where ' the land embraced excee!od the! area of I (iO acres, the s.ttler was j required ta make payment in cash i or its eqe.ivalent in some kind of Lanu Herip tor ttie exepes. as . ... .... . . I the surplusage is. technically eali- ! ed, at ilie rate i)er acre at "which j the land v:i, rated by the govern- ent. ; T Secretary has recently char. tfed tins practice, nun a pro-em p ! Litin nr liotncstpail Ki:ltlfr miiv iuiw ' " V " . i enter ail oi (lie land wit -m tlie limith of a quarter section as sur- ! ; v - . -i- ; . , , , I I 1 J . i'l'l. lllU 1 the l iw shall We entitled to enter i one iu titer section a suiveyi d 1 explanatory, not lt-rtetive 11 : char.ieter, or that they .-q.ply to en IU tries for sub divisions of sections uu, . ijii.n .-uu a.s surveved. i -i n . Ihe r.de i would appear for the f'tture is to be thai a settler may outer all of any qu uter sec- lion. reg.ir'Uess ot area, and with- out payment of excess; but if the settlement 'o up-m land not em- ! braced within the Mirxewd lin. s nt nun ..ifii-lnr cAe'i.nt tl mi (I... . o(1 rn,p rf n-iio,, 'iVi o :i,ea i a M,ti).Pl!1Nl( (,f o.vcess i,v- mnn.Q ...ivm-n i . It has also been decided that a nrppmnini' mnv nni l.n nnrmien.! q sub-divide the land covered bv his in )hsh mo town lots and ofa-: ices of business and trade : thereon without waivine- his ri"hl doing will not be premiUed to make payment for and perfect title to the hml under the pre-emption law. U is held that with regard to railro id grants that land covered, by a pre-emption filing valid on its ; face is expected from the opera- , tion of the grant. j A pre-emption filing is consido- as the iveoid assertion of a claim j into uie validity of w'och a rail road company is precluded from in-miring. Kven the fact that the Ian ! has been awarded to the grant in former coutrovrries involving its status, doe-; not prevent the Dop.utaienl from le-onsidcring tiie matter and making different do- m ClSKMl. llr.Mtv N. Coer. i V A NTKD - A MLACKSM LT1I ! Ivtumirrt r f rv o.lilvnci! i j I . J.. J' isrt, 21 if Prairie Citv, Or. WASHINGTON TERRITORY MAN VELL PLEASED. ix ori-x i.KTTint. Vmm th OnrtUn-l Oivx-Hiiun. Mu Editous Dear Sirs: I have i been a great sufferer for almost l:i firj 'A' ii li ilio !ivi' n n.l L-tiliwiv (iiM).,s,,. .m u stomil(.i, diniculu", and in fact mv whole svsiem was deranged. In this condition I fVlme fo )rA D-nrin, 255 Fifth street, Portland, for consultation nm treatment. Now, after a few weeks' tr. atment, I have not felt s0 well in iiveye.ns as 1 do now. and consider myself cured and, well, l also was deat, and am ! nearly cured of mv deafness. Can be referred to at my home at e- i ateo. W. T. W. F 00 LL Portland, Aug. :', 1SSS. . ornci: itoras and w..in:or nt siKKss 'I he doctors can be consulted at j 2-55 Fifth street, corner of Main,, Portland, from 10 to t daily; eve-; ' "V!- to unoays. .o ,o i".;. All curaoie c.ironic diseases, loss of manhoo 1, blood taints, syphillis, gleof , gonorrhce i stricture, sjicr- ! matorrhcea, seminal weakness or j loss of desire of sexual power in I man or wunrin. catarrh and deaf j ness, are conii lontially and suc cessfully t routed. Cures of private diseases guaranteed. Circulars sent free. Most cases can receive homo treatment afrer a visit to the ' NOTICE! Notice is hereby given that J. .1. Dorris is not an agent nor is he in anv wav connected with " " ' . ,v" : the Farmers Merchants fnsur mmpo Cvnnnnv of Albfmv. Or. - i . - - .1. K. Fl.DKKKIN, 21 Secretary . A scieinu-t ealculates with ! Lrreat precision what a mosouito i J 1 could do it it were as lartre as a ! -tvn persons Knowing uiemseives ;IHlt.i)te(i to me will olei.so call 4 11 1 11. 1 ! . "V"' ' ' " n once. As 1 desire tn fln-r im mr luminA.K n this K a accounts must bo settled F. B. KixiLxitsriN, M. D. i.-.. Jvio-i'iiv Or Jnlv :in 'SS. ! 1 " i NO'J'TCK. if vn nvn :,i1Ktwl n i. mtW . i)V ArC()l -vr nrx.,Ti:. von will save ' eosts )V eallin- at our office, iu ),.,,,. nm citl ni t mm.. ..I ; nnf.n i?nK,.-.fiiv Vnnvo ifnMi.tvv.v Pi umvnTnv once. : Orewsey, Or., Aug. I, 18'S. 23 ; A J I'I'I 4i V IIIU.iUM.i I 1 J. C. WELCOME. SADDLE Burns. Hgs just received a VnU Stock of- S5LVER SNLABD B3TS and SPURS, Which will be Sold Cheaper than has Kver Been Sold in tJrant County. 4rA Full aul Complete Line of Kverything that is found iu a j Vaqucro Saddles, Plain or Border i " Checkerboard ,i .. r... r t .him i n Tnpidaroos. Extra, with Saddles , Kxf rn pnrio.s and Spur Kowells for Repairs, kupt constantly i i i on hand. ; A Fuil Sto-k of B,, klo and Spur Conohas-83.50 to 4.50 ! j 'JyV STYMJ OF SIDDLK MADE TO ORDER j i . . ... If You Come to Baker City Go lo Ihe G reat i al tore i . .,, , . u - , i" geL i .e n.ggesi other place. Wc are closing out our Entire Stock of (Joods in all departments. You will get more goods for oO cU than for $1 at any other Store in Eastern Oregon. ,UJ"nb vuc, viusuit; Closing Out, Closing: o() men's Suits at $7: formerly 1"2. 25 men's Suits at crS. fT) ; formerly $15. 1 .IKK) pairs men's p mts $J; formerly $'(5. 5()o pirs men's fine Calf Shoes 15; formerly $5. Here is a Stunner for You: 75 dozen Ladies Cndershirts each 100 dozci Ladies' Hose each 15 els: formerly 20, 25 and HO cts. 50 dozen Ladies" fine handkerchiefs 10 cts each; formerly 25, to J55 cts. 75 pieces Summer Dn ssOouds light shades 20 cts pr yd, formerly 50 j .77 .V fS (, (U'Cdl ('(iclcv j CrVCttt WlluPsfoi' at our Closing Out Sale! i The Great I. X, L. Store, Baker City. WARSHAUER BROS. He sure and send us an von. One trial is Sufficient. 0. r. CRESAP -Dealer In- Stationery, Books, .School Supplier,, (Jilt Hmd and OlnRwarc, in End less Variety. Fancy Wares, suitable foi presents for both Old and Young. lo)s' Iron Wagons, Baby Carriages from Fourteen to Eighteen Dollars apiece. Candies k. cigars. Tobaccos, Cof -fees. Toas, Lard, Flour, Dl'lC" Fl'ttlts. Cm)lit,(' Fruits, Hire, CrCCMJb Whactlb, the finest breakfast dish Fish Poles, Dnskets, J5ird cages, and everything that is usually kept inn Variety Store, all of which V : Can now bj Bought Cheap : Canyon City Haptonstall & Dart -DEALERS INT- General John Day City, Oregon Card of Thanks. The undersigned desires to ten der her heartfelt thanks to the i f ,1-. r., ! VV l conniiuiinv iui - 1 K-mdness and sympatny snown ! ny all in nor late nereaveinem, the sudden taking off of her only son, who mel his death in dis- diarge of duly. Mav (Jod bless you all, is the prayer of an a flee tionate mother Mus. W. S. Evaxs. Card of Thanks. To those who so kindly assisted us during the illness and death of our son Willie, we extend our heartfelt thanks, and especially thank Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Trow bridge for their hospitality during our stay at their house. Mk. & M"ks. W. 0. Gentry. FRUIT FOR SALE. I will sell Apples on my ranch at fif) cents per box; boxes furnish ed nt 'Joots each. AlsoVinegar or Cider, and all kinds of vegetables for sale at reasonable rates. lianeh four miles below Canvou Citv, ou The Dalles road U orders left with 0. 1. Crosan at C. nyon City, will receive prompt atteution. IV Wm. Lrcir. ) 1 Oregon. Stamp ...$35.00 . . . $3s.nn ...54o.iJ0 r.oo . , . , n ,i ,r H ARNF.SS MA K K imrgau.s ior iiau uie luoney as any Out! Closing Out vul. Vriuaing UUl 25 ets; formerlv 75 cts. 111 J DtDtCUSC ' Bai'Zaill$. fliP least MoUCll ', older, or come direct, ft will pay known Fishing Tackle, Tubs, Drooms, Lamps, forCash at I'0 Old Stahdn'iit erchandise