-tv ' 1 ' - -" '-' ' A - 'i 'f V J -jczzrjL- . . t , -v. 'i'i ! -v , , : - ' ' .'V- JllA lUUl II (ILHOi at tlielr cuntmJ oon.iultto. motini; on April X ' ' .. . , . V " ' I . A Thursday, jlpril 8. ?OK SCHOOL SUI'T. TO TIIK VTKItH Of OltANT COUNTY. I liorfli' iiiiiiouiico inyxulf :i ciuuli dntu for tlin ollico of Oounty .Sii)oriii tfintlent of Si'liooln for (Jratit County, kutJiHit to tlio ilocinion of tlio Ilqiuhli mii County Convontion. M. N. liOXIIAM. a mm i lOK.I if ns u citiHlidato Sherifr of CJrunt Counlv. xf WTiftnEa . . . at Tin iiiiiiiimi iiiin nnn in i irSfr f W-1- " A- . ' v. - - ?h.L; wouU kiH ,,im- Th Blo for end,1 hKC r-:-!-"')-v; :v. ; . cyo city, v.--:. wp-. - ' .. " . V ! . . ' ' . -,. . , ','.',: " X)K COUNTY CLHIMC. to tjii: vomits or OltANT coitxtv, I lumily nnnnuncp uiynclf n cniuli lito for tlio olliwi of Clnrk- of (imiit County, ulti""t to tlio ilccinion of tlio Douirrtfrilue County Convontion. Tiioh. II. Cum. pOU SCHOOL SUI'T. to tiii: vot:h8 w oiia.vt rou.sTV: I lioroliy iiiinnuiKio niVMilf a cttn- iilato for tlio ollicc of County Suor itciidont of Sclmoli iiil'jnut to tlio (It'ciMi'on of tint toiulil!wtii County convontion. K. Kaviw. TO Tltll VOTIUtS OK OltANT COUNTV. T liomliy nunoiinco niyiolf a camli. d.ito for tlio olllco of JSlmrifl' of (!mnt County, suljoct to tlio ilccitn'ou of tlio Jtopuliliean County t.'ouvoution. V. H. Cunxinotov. pOU COUNTV CLKK1C. TO Till! VOTIIIta OK OltANT COK.NTY: I lioroliy nniioiiiico mysolf a cimli (lat for tlio olllco of Clotk of (Irani County, Kulijoct to tlin doeihiim of tlio ltqiulilicaii County Convention. 0. K, (!okk. 70K SIIKIUPR TO TUB VOTIUtS Urcoting: OK OltANT cou.NTy:' DmnOornti Imd a largo attondanoo at tliclr cuiitral ooininlttoa tnontint; on Tuowluy. Elinors aro clmning ilitulio anil making (janoml irjarations for tlio spring run. Set out treo anil lwnutify your grounils anil ouliaiico tlio vnluo of your jirojMirty, Ciivn your town or noiglilorlioxl a "wriUiup" in the N i:v8 and nond 100 I'lipurs iHt, not th, Miutli or wouU S'liooin ikur Ihijipricli is Uill confin ed at lionm with ilioumatixui, Imt gool work in turned out of thu slioi ly I'nink I'luitcliuiau. Kowaday when you kco one man tako anotliur around a corner into a secluded isjiot you may toil awumi.l that tlmro is y,oing to l a Kliticul talk nmdi'. Tom Cuil who fcUvteil in his an nouncuuiunt that ho wan a oaudidato for assoKKor ha concluded to run for county clerk, and announces thi week accordingly, I'lcnso nolo the clinnge. Tim Humlioldt )lacer mino which Iiuk for a l ui m I :r of ywirs foutrihiltwl much towanl (!nnt county'ti supply of gold, in again working, with gixxl promiito of a long and profitable sim soii'k run. K. Ward, tlio Canyon City iuil dlur, dot'H work aB cheap a can bo done at Hakor City or any jdaco on the railroad, and guarantee all his work. (live him a call and lie will KatiBfy you both in quality and price. ICIection day is just two niontliB oil, and tlio average candidate in IniKV laying liin plans to fucuro the coveted ixiMtion. The sliurill' will soon dulivur the jHill-hookB and no tice to the judgcH and clerks of election. Five young until direct from Scot land recently arrived at Dayville, and will us employed ly .Murray llros. h men aro liirulm acieMious to I lierehv.nnnounol,, x, for thooX? " - , . , Lition of (Smut county, and extend a luinty welcome to April i -.1 jjiiuior I'copU; l letilioniniT f place to he cat of "Mi) Jiinmie." The Pacific Hrowcry Itecr. the licst in Kautcrn now kept constantly on taj Ked Front liillianl Hall. A terrillic cyclono wrecked the city of Lotii.svillo. Ky., last Friday, and seventy-live jHiople were killed. The bloriii crossed over into Illinois and did much damage. Portland is agitated over tlio disappearance of a clerk, Nicholas Lugoir. If ho had any funds to lug oir his absence can be account ed for in this wicked ago. Tlio young man who now rules over (icrinany makes short work of it. Ho say "politics aie frip pery." There aro only two par ties himself and his opponents. Let's begin to get ready to have a grand colouration July 1th. AVo believe that is one of the days to be observed this year, and should be ut some point in (5 rant county. (!cn. ('rook the old Indian lighter who died tome days ago did somo good lighting against the Snakes in Wasco and ( I runt counties, and as a partial reward from a grateful people had Crook county dedicated to his memory. The Milton Kaglo advertises a bilk of a school teacher by the name of .1. Ci. Hruco. Mr. Bruce is a man below medium height, prom inent cheek bones, about thirty eight or forty years old, red hair and mustache, some teeth gone in front and head partially bald. Tennessee boys aro a hard lot. A boy only eleven years old away down in Tennossco chopped his mother's head oil' with an axe the other day and said, in extenuation of his crime, that, she laid her head on a block and told him if he didn't -; f - room ,tfcsday April iitv.., motion F. P. Horsloy waa elected secretary or the meeting. The roll was called and the fol lowing precincts were found repre sented: Canyon City precinct by M. S. Hcllman; Long Creek, Jas. A. Wallace by (!. L Hazoltine, proxy; Hamilton, Cieo. Baker by Ljo Mil ler; Granite, J. B. Cabell by K. V. Horsley; Union, W. B. Carjienter by Thos. Gurnee; John Day, Dan'l A. Heamer; Fox, W. 0. Gentry, by I. J. Hagucwood; North Fork, P. S. Wilson by T. J Smith; Middle, G. II. Kimberlin; South Fork, J. K. Snow by W. S. Southworth; Ko'e bud, H. V. Ofliccr by John Hyde; Bear Valloy, B. A. Wickiser by C. II. Utley; Silvies, J. A. Cameron. On motion tlio following persons wore authorized to act for the fol lowing precincts: Geo. Shearer, Marysville; A. C. Doro, Olive; John Carey, Warm Springs; V. G. Cozad, Haystack. On motion it was ordered that the democratic primaries be held in each precinct in this county at thu usual place of voting on Saturday the 12th day of April 1SD0, at 2 o'clock p. in. On motion it was ordered that the democratic, county convention bo held at Canvon City on Thurs day April 17, 1J0 at 10 o'clock a. m. On motion it was ordered that the vote for Gov. Pennoyer in June 188( be taken as the basis upon which to apportion the number of delegates to which each precinct is entitled in the democratic county convention. On motion it was ordered that there bo one delegate for eaeh pre cinct, one delegate for each 20 votes met anu one dele- fraction of 10 votes, pportioumont entitles each the following number of 1; John Day, !!; sville,2; Middle, 2; located there for the past live yetuT?3! ami has established an ummpeaeli ablo reputation for honesty nnd in tegrity. Mr. Kellogg served in the Union nrmy under Sheridan in Vir ginia, and has a good record as a soldier; n true democrat who al ways stood by the regular nominees of iiis party "when few voted the straight ticket during the county seat contest; a inai that possesses every qualification for the ollicc which he seeks and will represent the people. Mr. Blackmail is a well-known merchant of Hoppnor, who lias ac cumulated a competence by his buciness ability and industry. For various rcatons Mr. Blackmail is not popular among the readers of this pajier. His relations with them as a merchant seem to have a great deal to do with his lack of popular ity. In their association with him as buyers of his wares they have had good opportunities to judge whether he would bo the man to represent tlium in a public capacity, and the general impression prevails that tome other man would suit them much better. And among tlioho who look at him from the btamlpoint of democrats, there ap pear to bo doubts as to the iolicy of nominating him as a sincere rep resentative of the democratic party. It certainly does not seem that his nomination would have the efl'ect of producing harmony in that party." Uoom Edition of The News, It is our intention to publish, not later in the season than July olst, an eiglit-pago edition of the News, giving a list of all farms or tracts of land for sale within Grant county, and names of all real estate dealers to whom intending immigrants could correspond with a view of in vesting in Grant county's laud, to gether with a full description of all the partially develod mines in the county, and a general descrip tion of Grant county and her val lej;s, towns, villages, crops, natural """""vttnnts, needs, etc., """lituAtvico thojjizoJ. wnuii u is coniioorcii wrurrognm tr IocalistH, ho would have won for himself a place among the thinkers who think large sued thoughts. Thu present congress, as shown in the prematurelv published tarill' bill, lias considered tho subject Irani tlio local view. I lie east is truckled too, the South is asked to bo comforted, the Weft is solaced with a wip and the new north-west is beguiled with promises. Tho bill was no sooner published than every member of tho majority of the ways and means committee began to fool like unusually burden Homo. The committee loom is un der state of siege, livery interest that the bill hits seems to' have its social lobby of ten to twenty friends hastening to the succor. It is all one tune. If this, or that in dustry is hit, the republican parly will go to tho bow-wows. The ho tels are filled with persons interest ed in keeping this, that and the other item oil' tlio free list. They insist that their life depends tixu free raw mat.Tial. And tho hide men, with equal vehemence, allirin that their existence rests upon a protective tarill on hides. The senate received an irregular ly presented petition on Tuesdav. During the droning passage of pub lic building enactments, to which there wore no objections, only a half dozen listless senators were in their seats, anil the galleries were well nigh deserted. Suddenly a gaunt gray man arose, and leaning over tho rail of the public gallery, cried out, slowly and clearly, "Why docs not tho senate of the United States pass the dependent poiiMon bill, iiutead of giving its time to public buildings?" Senator Call dodged as though fearful of an an archist's liomb, and the clerk who was reading stopped for a moment. Then u friend grabbed the gaunt man and led him away and the senate resumed the error of its way, with the question unanswered. It is predicted that if Idaho and Wyoming are admitted to statehood by the time expected, the next V,"JJ .uprise iiieinlM'rs, more members Ml tin 1 iv - - " ypoor show no ? ' - Amission. ' "w 'hY w-.-I'Ai6t7D UXAMPLKU. OrtfiwUn. If womon would set a g.xxl oxntn plo it would reform the world, as the moil aro continually following after the women. If a woman could tall: out of the two corners of her mouth ut the same timo (hero would be a goo 1 deal naid on both sides. Tho Drs. Dirriu want jtiBtv sueli advocates. ,o ono wngiHrUr corner ol the mouth ran toll ot tliu wonderful euro they aro making daily at their ulliew. ' Th fbw fol lowing testimonial mibitnutitito their wonderful skill: A TAl'OM A MAN CtT.KO OK DISCIIAHn I NO KAUS. Mr. Kd i lor Dear Sir: I have had a discharging ear ever since I was a child (twenty-five years). I have been under treatment with tho best socialists in this country and liiiroH) without any Iwuelit. " I ap plied to thu Drs. Darriu. Ho pro nounced my case curable, and I nut mvself under his euro, bur vorv doubtful of ever being evred. I can now say that I am entirelv cured, and I have had no discharge since the first treatment, over a month ;o, which proves the euro, is iwr- maiiuiil beyond a doubt. I oaii bo referred to at 11)27 K street, Tnco ma. NHLS KLL1S0N. WHAT A I'ltOJIlNIINY I. I'M IIKItllA.N' (H VANCOUVKIt, WA8II., THINK OK lilt. DAIIIIIN. Mr. I'M i tor: This in to certil'v that Dr. Dan in has so far etirod mo of teiatie rhuuniatimn thnt I uni able and did walk fifteen miles ono day this week. Before I caino to linn I could lcarculy walk to nut oilkv. liefer to me at ynnwmriir. P. C. Mcl'-AKLAtfli. Wash. TOTAL DKAKNKSS ITUKII. I'his is to certify that 1 wnlo tally deaf in ono ear, with a eon- htaut ringing ikiUc; also a disagree able discharge from the ear for a long time. I ifpnfieT to Jlr.J.inin, y curein"1 f ' "-J-rami).