THE GRIT mm HEl,
Ocloh
ei-
is no.
I 'resident Hamsun ha Incrcas
rd his pnpubnity on tliii coast by
Aigfiing tlif river ami harbor bill.
Tiiie is onu of tho U4 mens tires
for tho west (lint Iim ever passed,
. njul work will be rcsnrned In n
short time on tho public Improve
ments in Oregon.
The majority of our congress
inon iccni willing to allow tho pro
ductions of art, and French wine,
admitted frco of duty, I" nt clamor
for n tariff on such article the
fnrtuors nml laboring clnsfct must
iisi'. Such it policy hs thin is ru
inous, unci thu party which endor
ses it will not stand. Let I he rich
hell) 8)ort tho government as
well us the Kor.
A innu owns a fnriu in Oregon
worth 510,001) and I ins n mortgage
on it Tor $ft.U0O. If ho is nssossMl
on a valuation of onn hnlf , or ?"),000
iind is allowed full credit for his
debt of $H,0lM) then; is n difference
of $l!,00() in hi favor, huelt nra
tho bounties of our glorious iisuss
inont laws nt piosent. Icepenl
thnt part which allows oxemption
for indubtwlness, kIso tlm mortgage
taxing uIrdso, tax all property At
its true uinrkot vhIuo, hihI we will
have n pretty fair tax law.
Tho bill ngainst lotteries has
liocn signed by tho president. Tho
mensuro forbids tho carrying in tlio
mail or delivery thrungh any post
olliec, any h'tter, postal or id or cir
cular, concerning any lottery or
any list of drawing of tho same,
or any lottery ticket or part there
of. or any chock, draft, bill, inonoy
jtostal uoto or money order for the
purchase of any ticket, or any
uewMpor, circular, pninphlet or
publication or any kind containing
any advertisement of any lottery,
or coiitaining any lit of prizes of
any such lottery.
The American tHOple ere !)
ginning to tir-' of iMnKorton's ar
my of mercenary detectives, for
the leason that in Pennsylvania,
Mow .lomey, Illinois, Nebraska
and elsewhere in their llelds of op
t rillion they arc guilty of nbns' s
nil. I crime in the name of "law"
which no people solioitou of their
tights sould ever tolerate. The
history of the l'iukerton system of
furnishing armed ba"l'a to spy up
on and overawe the people Is red
with the blood of innocent jwoplo.
No other nation on earth except
HiiHsia -would tolerate this mur
derous system of I'inkerton's.
Tlio question of taxing church
property is beginning to be arc-nod
with much force in ( regon. The
accumulation of projierty by rich
and jwwerful ehiireh corK)rations
i attracting attention, and our
uct legislature will tie asked to so
amend the laws thnt this vast ac
cumulation of the best property in
the land may bear its just propor
lion of tho public burden. 1'ho
exemption of, millions of church
property from taxation simply in
creases the rate borne by private
prorty, If our law maker
would tax ail church propeity, al
lowing an exemption of wiy, $500
or $800 on the church building
alone, they would prevent the rich -corHirntiona
from acquiring vast
tracts of real estate. The exemp
tion on household furniture could
ni increased, and thus poor people
and H)or churches would be ghun
a chnuco to live and the rich church
organizations would prosper just
ss boforo, but would jn'rhajis not
own so much projMd ty.
Col. I). T Caspar, ono of the
oldest members of tho sigiml-ser-vico
corps, has secured from con
gress an appropriation of $2000 to
bo oxpondeu under direction of the
forestry division of tho depart
ment of agriculture for exp'ri
uieiits in prod.-.clng rain by arti
iieial uioaiis. It h i bovn projmd
iimong other things, to attach
twenty-II vo jwuhdj. of dynamite to
it toy "balloon and then send a Hock
of such balloons into tho air with
lighted fuses attached. Such ex
crimouts us are contemplated
might bo conducted very appropri
ately on the Fourth of July, but
tlio' Caspar 6Vktem of pioducing
artificial rain 1ia too runny draw
backs. In tho tiM place, even if
oxiiirimeuts trno that rainfall
can be piodiued as propped, the
means would bo i-o ixpeitMvo that
a farmer wIiq.k- ciup- were suffer,
ing from drought would be'obligid
to cell bib farm to pay for enough
balloons and dynamite to hi ing
rain. And if the government It
self were to undertake to oiigngt)
in the weather-making buifiioi
it would require u standing urmy
to carry on the work and to pre
vent tho woikmen from being,
mobbed if they brought down rum
in tho wrong field and tpuilod the
1 ay crop,
HUMOR IN ADVERTISING.
Hour Mi entitle PtHIn WrhU nml 0t
Thin Mltmt o Mull jr. I
A scrap-book of clipping from tho
advertising columns of the uros reveals
a msss of goodly blu of uneonvlous
humor, of which only s few rimy -quoted
hnro.
From such s scrap-book the New York
droning Sun tskos tho following spnrl
men: IVwuibljr some of them sro not
so Innocent of humorou Intent as their
wnrw! would wish to Imply, but nisny ,
of them tuustgo ss Irrefutable cvldoneo I
thnt Htternlanlm sro not conflniit
to tho Isnd which rejoiced In It em
Incnro as Urn birthplace of Mr lluli
Kocbo.
"lUa da Cologne wstor" snd "gsnOi
Suedi glorps" sro luxuries tilileh we nri
tlit may Iw our st "riuuiilv !
price." A Chinese Isuntlrynisn will
"wn.ih sad Iron a collar with a if' fr
two cents." and will sell "lea anil colli
at equally low rat.'
A safa company wlth a travrllnjf
agent, JUxlsxS dlmenxloni which
aro hard to find among men rapablo of
tiavcltng and carrying samplo safa
about the country with them, and for
whom It la thnrcforo considered neces
nary to ailverUae.
Under tho general heading of "lix
ruMlotn," we aro told that ' 150.000 will
buy a long and well MUtblUhcd tiusl
" dotal) of tho lpngth of the hunt-n-i
not given; the whole conveying the
lU-a thai tho excursion is likely to bo
somowhst too extensive and corulnly
toooxpeno.
"A laloutod, Intelligent young man of
many years' experience wihe a position
In a saloon as a liquor Meaner an in
dication that lietievoleiit Iloslon lias
wnt us something hesldos poets and
pugl lists.
A kw per of a iKMnllng-hoiiae wishes
Ui rent a "room to a gentleman, latfft:
airy and square." Another room that
nordu only a Unant to lie perfix-i U to
bit In a aelcct nelghhorhoiM "near tin
Theological Homlnnry ami a niinuto's
walk from the tlrand Opfrs-llouse." a
txtitlon well ealrulaM to suit all soru
and rondlltonn of men.
It was uoiciihly a printer's artor that
ivas roupowdblo tor the naive announce
ment that "Madam IllatiU ban Tor rent n
ntom for alnglo gentleman; heant very
imxlcrato."
"Teeth fllled whllo you wait" look
tho true rln ot the advcrilwr'n hlgheat
art, hut it may be genu I in. "t'lubrdlas
provided with now rib, mtlcknand iror
inut" Is certainly a good baslt fur annuo
inn that the umbrella m'-mlcr U u hope- i
fill person who will "never nay die."
'Hie landlord who advortlwH a flat,
"wlihall themoiti'rn tmnruvements. n
children," demonslrales thai bo does not
know what oil modern lniprovi-incni
i are; snd may bo set uown a iK'injr runy
as untrustworthy at the pnrsun who
wishen to sell "an enormously profitable
No haraaltiit nt DiIh autre," U csndld,
hatsensatloiisli anil one may rcviiwably I
tlUtriut tlio coal in hut who awm hi ,
Ki'C. !
oiithiat"
liy.t-A savage liollilog. The Bauer
will ohltga tltoownt'r hy heeplng tbo
Uoi?," U iroya a philosophical as well as
a banoMus turn of mind, while tho per
son who otters a rwwani of W4 tor a
-pu'liri-iHxill oi uu ,aiii ..u. n, no i
. . . ,. . i..,i . ., ... i
iiu cstravagant ponwii.
A ihn.liian ndvcrliscs for an "offlco ;
ln.y who can li Ivf." A liersoti whodoes !
not give ton btwlncss wishes to cinploc
gootl, utewly rran wh hss 400. at il ,
month. .aautl...r..f "stnndlw- will ,
Wr,.teMv"
iMHly, f.r woili-rale paj.
Verllv. the supply enia to tm laex-;
I au .nhi. , mi l Kim i mii llti'l a irutlli lcat ,
mi ,.lcr of laughs lnlhedipla.vcilumns ;
of aitrnp.ipcr iiad In hack pages of tho j
miiciutm ii I- r uty j.iniy me i.uiiohh
remark of tlio eloqiirnt Mis. Malaprops: i
'alwm't aru tho nws of lulvcrilhlnir."
THIOKS OF SHOW-MEN.
IttlilliltliiR 0 Willi 31, in front Arriini Wlin
KpuHi ISitglMli I lunill,.
"The story of the nativo African
ulncinir 'Nellie Orav" in Paris." says a
!i iir.ilo (N. i .1 nun, -romimu aid of a
Htt'tllnr seono that I once n la llras
..el-i, tvheru an enterprUlnjf ahow
mnn la una of t'to g-inh-iis hitnuliiccd n
ulld African, nlso fn h tro:a lil nattvo
J'mifleii. The IM man to ilmvn on j
llii. hlll'i for n few reniitrkx in his !
mother tonijtie, anil when h j wiw lliWn
by til kucpcr lotalk n little for Die In
iti'tmtiiiB of hH uuilletji-e, ho hogan la )
K-xhI t'nltct Httttva: -Tih Is a ffreat Joke ;
mi juu. Vim alt think I am a wild man
from Africa, but I'm not. Pm a goinl
American clllxi n, anil 1 m telling you
tho truth in (fool
more to the same
liaslUh," and much j
effect, while all tho
it mml nonn-eveil ami In aatonliih
- ' " - - - i
ftl.1. ...t-rl Kl.-i i-1-..niiirn nit Itinv '
i.i.-.iv n ..v....... . . --
nuilgeJ each other antl wbuporoil: 'Just
hear html l woadcr what ho Is ssylag?
Isn't it swfair
"At another time," he wonl oh "It
was during ttioia heavy flooils in ihe
South of tSraace-ivo tit ray ml Into a lan
trra or sureoptleoa hIiow in Pari,
where tho sbow-tnan was cxhihiting
ftuws of the awful ruin wrought hy tho
Hoods, taken, m he informed the gaping
autlioni e, at irroat ex-onn and at tho
liumiaent peril of the ui iUi'h life, tvhen
the awful deiitriiotlnn vim at It lioltrlit,
Anu wo. urn, Kapeu, mi i wore greatly
impressed, until hy and hy honllpp,d
In a suae represettUiiir me uuitt dinger
i
on portion oi mo river, no ho wiid, at
the very heiSfhl of Its flood, Uie sketoh
of which had beca made hy the much
enduring artist at the must frightful
risk of his neck. And wo looked rev
erently up. with our good lluffulo even,
sad saw a picture of Klnpan river and
tho rapids just aboro the fslln!"
, )! IIWM l.'nMhulnaww.
Hggs are said to Womo uuwholesomo
when kept in refrlut-raUmi o fuutrtet
forms In them which isessily found hy
a microscope, although it is uot notice
able to tho taste. This fungu n
stlwites a danger when wo oonildr how
many eggs am consumed hy all vlaiwca
of society, and people of delicate con
stitutions ought to bo particularly care
ful that tuny oat fresh and not kept
egg.
I TON SCALES or?
$6G BINGHAMTOK)
BMilTvkMii VL N. Y. Kj
OS If
Gures
wtnsKs. sirciiiscs, cm, &,
A 1'T ilvi- A i-i'iuii'h-ii . mi'HIiis rr In
ftntnniiitl fU, ruU ii w- 'jii 1, urmlllii
tttrl atii-,-4 In n-turnl Mti n. ttin.iigti wl,l'tt
tti- Ti-ln r i-IowmkI. i If n( . ii Ih i-k-J,
tt im ,tii,n t- In iil i ii i n -mi Ni'if 1i
Imt-Ktuni it trim In r'tht liu'r n-l iUi In
tn-irii Itrtil-m met iwi 'lin it- -1 n .mtii
ItMt lll!tli-n'i . till! In cu! mi I w ".n t- 1 n l jr
any im mmilil j-mr liqull ? . tjr i"'"
r'l'C Kiiuml. Ki x,n i ltuit I tm.-a
tilt p4IU iitllf. MIB.! kli'lH ,
Qli- I i ii I II 1
llii- 111, Uf 1 Im H , li t -I ''in
I'h! i.i,f 1. 1 ,li i- I rti. It
In li nmiiri m,l ir
ruojirriiY ami itimiamixtIiY.
Mi. 1 uU Itiwh. v I'll t- ii r-l IftrnU.
Mliti. ui), "I'lUlilliK Mil t iipriiltir.t nu4
lirn'kiit my arm, N.lu mi! of vi. J-iutii
Oil i iiri-il rap. '
Mr. i,ifMv S'anwaM. 3r (Ti I ii-rrnt.
trlrkabum, 1ea, wiltm. Aiuuii . I"" " I
Ml Hit Hilll )". . Imlf 1- llK HL
Jtculo oil ciind nn ' 1 1 CURGU.
AT ntionrti"iii. lrirM
lllc CIUIILCS A. V0CEICR CO.. OilliMtrt. U ).
'nhu to day.
IJHTKA Y XOTll'K. j
Taken up on Canyon ciook tnuiji;
whoto liolmi been alioul IS niontbs, i
ono sorrel lior bwiidml 2 on left
stills. V -light iiIkuiI eight or niiiu
hutidrud Hi. f)wnor can huo satns
byrallinfr at my ranch, pro ing piop
crlv and paring all cIuukcs.
.1. W. TA0T.
Canyon City, Or., Oct. 1, 1890.
Petition forLirpur Lioeiw,
To the lion. County Court of tho
State of Oregon for (Irani county.
We the undersigned your pcli
Doners would respectfully represent
that no arc each and all residents
and iegal voters of I 'nioii precinct,
said county ami slate, ami wo ask
that a license 1k granted to W.
Itatec of said precinct to sell and
dispose of spirituous, vinous ami
limit liquors in less quantities than
one gnllou in said jimcinct for a pe
riod of twelve month from the nth
tlav of November, IS.
bated nt Prairie City, Or.. Sept.
Of Miller, M Howell, lmnicllhvire,
Chas Martin, WmW'right, II V An
derson, Thosll Pougius, W'mDonnld-
I son, K K Martin, A Armstrong, r d
Taylor, S Hough, T V Kimr.cy, D(!
TiiVciimn, SolTaylor, liMKvans.VA
1 lurtletv-J Hhauranct:,( i W Uiley, JC
(iilleuwaler, John Aydclott, Ishatn
Laura nee, LKNicrninn
S'l t tmts. W
UITvi loliti
Lnurnnce, Eimiictt
AW FIMT JM Hick-
son, WUKisk, JJfo..irt, Dunl-arry,
i,i .Maiiworing, itnavi, a noun-
mcr, Jasper (?ocliran, John L Hulli
v. t. V.'iiiHMcCulImn, JAItav, Dan
Mathewsou, Scott llvdc. JVKing,
nil, ii ifiiin:,
Will II Coin;, J M Thompson. J L
, i ,0l,,i.
, . ,, "....,
M Hcii'iin, H Johnson. Joseph
DtjnrilorlV, T L I'diickiiinn, (icnrgv
Chnurhers.JohnTa vhir.ltf hittetiden,
,.nrvA 1 1 ..,,t WmStephons. Jno I)
I)itv.' rtiflalo. Albert Worluy. UIU
A J T1.Ui.m1o M U, Wallace
, ,.... ..,., ,,
Oregory, Dl' laylor, (( I hoiuas. II
MTliiiinas, WinN'i itch, i ultirg". II
ll.Meador, Julius Itand rgi-r. W
J t Iixoti,KKM at liin. 1 1 M It ice
, , MiimI,,.!! II A Tiielfer. .) M
i Young, W U (tiffi-rd, T N (iuriiee,
Walter Still, SIlThoinns, ASIUinn,
Lafayette Howell, Thosll Montgom
ery, CACoa Is, Joseph I'ruitt, M ('
MctJnire, M Hess, J ("Taylor. John
Seigninn, ICarl Illiun, Stephen A
Tucker. WAKinir. MKHudwui. C
Swauscn, AntoneMoMai',(JHHaugh
WuiPMcClure,
Paul Faiiiiaii. MM
Rradlev, JSGultridge, CHWitieg.ir,
John Hl.aurance, Lcnuie Parkir.W
IH'ariKMiler.l'csiUPiirii l.Kli iiilh ;ir--dorir.
APlloiTnian, UDeardorir.
Notice is hun-by given that
on Thursday, the (Hh d iy of No
veil i U i, 1KU, the undersigned will
apply to the County court of the
State of Oregon for Grant county,
for the issuance of the license tucii-
tioncd in the foregoing petition
j H,-j-kh.
pplicaut.
NOTtCIJ FOR Pl'ltLICATlON.
Land OUIck nt Hum, Hint m.
s.ii n. rum
Kalu lulntvlijr flvili lint I lie- f.lli.wlii ikiih U
i til I. i Biil iiattc K l.l iiiltnil'ii ! ii.W
Rrl kk( tu MipiU'it i't 1 1 lie in nnJ ilni -alii
ttvot UI t Miftuv Wtt te tliv iiiuiiO cwik i f
lhiU rauuiy, Or , at Owtion CIO Or., on Xom-
Cms. ism i wesi.kvj nimukk, im. n,
SLforthH W l HW I I. NK I I NW I 4. XW I I
KIM Sw U T IT. S H I. K H il
U IMIO til Ml-'Win wllorM In l tr Ml
cckllliiMiua iMi-inv Uiim nl iiIiiiiiiii ul, iil
IuhI, vtl: C W IIo.iIhiii. JuIiu II luiun. Itil Cut
tluv. I IWt'ilillt. nil uf In-, i.r, ill' . , it
i. O. Ill SIIMilOA, Idvukr
Strayed or Stolon.
From Thos. iju.iitl's pasture, near
lloppner, a dark bay mare, brand
ed Ja connected on hfl hhntildei,
medium aixe, trots well. A liU-ml
reward will I c given fur le r return
to owner at Hejipner, ur fu.- any in
formation leading tu h- r rernvrrv.
11. W C w;i.is.,iM.s.'
lleppner, Or . Sept I, ".ti
MAIN STKlST
Oanvon OlTV, OltlUlON,
Q HOT II S" THOMPSON
Jroprietors.
Travehug
pleMsut ami
w lttob to stop.
msu will find this a
dttsushle place at
;io iim t iut
Mm
! i'invon Cm, - - Omm.on. j
;Wh nuicL nnmirG Business llolleie,;
1890 FALL AND WINTER ANNOUNCEMENT
-HY
M.DURKHIMR&0RO.
1 We are now daily receiAing a full
line of Fall and W-'nter goods, in all
branches, for the Hancher, Stock-
man, Miner and City Trade, and it
; will pay you weli to call on us to
purchase your supplies, as we have
' an abundance of goods for one and
all, at prices that defy competition.
We want your trade, and will guar
antee you1 'The Lowest, Gash Going
1 Prices" in return for the same.
I Hespectiully.
M. DURKHEIMER & BRO.
Irairie City - - - Oregon.
auoiioiKiiHKi(ioidniiooooooacHioeuoAnnniiiMniHiu
N'l. .r.W (a ll,ctll
-OK.M.KIt IN-
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
Canyon. City - - - Oregon.
Constantly on hand a full assortment of
Dry Goods, Clot ting, Hunts Shoes, Croecries,
:tc, Me, ICtc-, nt
ooooo-oofto imio Ma(ioooiMuuiMHi(aaioiMniiMiiis4
BLACKlAs
L I .' Hepwer, Or
Dealers In General
I I I I I
A Lti-ii Assoilniciit nt Iim-imi Prices, d'nodi Sold at lliilriK-'k Prices.
'l'lTulc of tintut County Sohcitml, and Special Imluci'iiicnt', OU'ered.
LARGEST ESTABLISHMENT IN EASTERN OR.
FOR
SALE-
LOTS IN PASADENA.
A iiiohI attrm live, heuiitifiil niel d
liglitfitlly located subtiib of
TPTTTTATDT
Hveiy lota Homo r0xll)J and on
ly $"it) to ?7." mi
iVsr '': h,)s.
Tim Motor Litis within J-inilu of
Pasadena now, and nuaugemenia arc
Uting mado to extend the motor line
to this, ono of the most valuable su
hiiihsot tho City of Poitbmd.
For further iiifoitnutiiui ami fur
purchaHo apply to F. C. Nki.m or M.
1). Ci.irroun, local AgunU at Canyo'i
City, Or., or to Hi:nuv li Dnm n,
Gon'l Tiust(o, 'J'J Stall: ttreot, Pott
laml, Oregon.
F. C. SELS.
WIiiiii in lloppner den't fail to
call on IililiZHlt ,t THOMPSON
for ii.uiiiwMti:, tinwaiib, wonn and
wu.i.ow WAiii:,OKiK!t:iiir.s, unuivo,
trie, ino. Agency for tho Ni.
Homi: Skwino Mu-iiink.
Til. Orders by mail promptly
ami cniufully tilled.
HIDES PELTS.
Maikct Pri
otliui hides,
nni'l for
and bhcip
W l.I.V U'.llil.A. Wn-h.
A complete) ntul pmutk-al llutiuost
Course. A thoruiigli
KNIlLllill COl'IIHK, (.llOIIV-IIA.Ml, ASH
TVI'E-WIIITIMI.
Day nml evening Hussions. Htu
dents can ouera t nuy tnnu. Expo .
ritfuewl tsacher.
l'or terms, circulars, and fmllier !
iuforuiMlion, mid runs tho proprietori, j
OATIO.V IlltO'S.
lllliest
Oocr and
1 pells.
i i ii in i inr
It 1 Millilll' V
Hcason a hie. I 'rices.
u. ;. oviiuiioir.
& CO.
i i
1.
I
I
I I !. J
Merchandise
I
r:::iz
IRSQflTium)PfliiKl)
Of XZoppnoi-i
1. A. rill KA. I'llASK KKI.l.lMifl,
Preniilent. Vice PiChidt.-lit.
(iitoiniK W. CoNhiiii, ( insider.
J. I. Ulll'.A, T. A. ItllKA, I. T. IIOIIK0N,
I Ji recto iv
Traio-nrN a d'eneiiil IliuikliiL- Iiusliics.
Exchange
all miU of tint woild
BOUGHT and SOLD.
Colluctiniin iiiiult! ut all points on
ItenKimulile 'I'el lni.
Money hmneil ut fioiu onu to tell
per cent.
REWERY SALOON
Canyon Oily, Or.
V
This Hilar resort has
beat rcupened to the public,
atnl note, as in Urn past,
kvcp.s notting but the best
Wines, Liquors J1' Cigars.
.. 1). KICK A It l, J'ropc.
VICTOR MOWERS.
77 A' Jitisr to jury
lit-cause thoy are as dui.iblo the
lluckeye, and lixcol all otltkra in
motion.
Will run otur uiiy kind of ground
iiohsiblo for a macliino to run ovor,
mi. I Warranted to work well in tho
1 licnuc.-t ;rasBos, and will bu sold for
Cnsh.
Delivered in John Day for $70.00
for partioul'iiH cull on or uddiets
rrictf
. P.: r'oK,
Agt. Jinlsoii Mfg. Co.,
lhttiB Crrv
Oregon
COFFIN &
HEPPNER, OREGON.
Vu make our taw. before the people of firnnt County, and ih to
!y. tint KB have b-i-u 1 .cit-xl in t'to City of Heppncr, ju-t 1 months (at
Arlington neveii jenm) I'linnj that tune w-o hsvo built up a Soli I
TlUdG, liviii? 'shipped in'H- (Sciieia1 Merclminii.ie inl Heppin-r than
any other firm in town.
We Want Pin t of Your Trade.
lleppnot is your uonnmt. best and chonposllrrtdingnnd nhipping print.
You should start in coming this way at once. No iiro to wait, an by to
doing you Ioho money every trip. Our Elegant Two Htory Hriok Sloro in
Complotod anil we have it lllltnl to ovortlowing, with nil kinds of
Suited to the wants of Eastern Oregtin Irndw
Wa ,'lim lo Keep a )'cry complete Assortment.
Your order i'nn t) filled for any kind of OooiIh uoeded on a Farm or
Stock Hauch, without li-aung our Store, at prices low enough to compeU
with any other market in Oregon.
Diy Coods, Clotliing, Jlools, SJiooh, Trunks Vnlisou, Hnls,
Caps, Cnrputs, Crockoiy, Wnll I'apar.
Oroccrios, HanlwMi, 'Jewel" Cook Stoves and Hangos,
Tinware, 1'nintH, OiN, Olnss. Wool Sncks, '1 wine.
Lime, Sulphur, English fumcnt, Ilatbetl Wire, lilncksinilli
Coal, San Jt.so fnlifornia Sail lies, Uitts x Spurs, Team t Muggy
IlariioKH, Sewing MarhiiieH, Clocks, Watches, Champion Honpors
ami Mow-on, Hurso Hukos, l'lowa, Harrows.
THE : CELEBRATED MITCHELL '. WAGON
OivcH hotter satisfaction for rough motiutruu dtstrictn than any other kind
in ue. Full Hno always in fctock; aVo Ibicks mid Muckbourda.
Id order lo ii crease mi trails we make tie lewiiiiiofer
Good VHOAtll CT n 11 . 1st, 1 OOl, Ur Utrr It W ii III).
Every purchaser who buys Twcnty-Fivo Dollnis worth ($25.00) at retail,
ot Dry OoodH, Clothing, Hoot ntul Shoes, HaU and Caps, Fancy Goods,
Cunts' Furnishing Goods, lite, at our Store, will bo presented wlicin tha
goodfc aru paid for with an liloganl Hound Volume, of over Il!iO pngcw, in
cluding S.r to Urn FI.N'li Fl'LL PAGE STEIiL EXORAVINCS. We havs
four dilTuronl stylus of Mooks, onelt worth nt retail f t. 00. Small orders by
mail on abovo goodH will count towards tlio total amount needed. EVERY
CUSTOMER U UTS A PRESS NT. Wo guarantee satisfaction in goods
and prices. fflF Thcsn books are loo heavy to scnil by moil, as they
weigh fiyvon pounds each.
II G 11 EST Pit It'-: Paid for Sheen I'd Is Will ship
CouuiguiuuntH of Pelts to ChriHty & Wine, or Allen .V; Lowis.
Mail orders carofully attended to. Give tin a liiitl anil c.dl nt our stor
when you oomv to lloppner. Yours Trulv.
COFFIN & FVlcFARLAND. (Hoppnor).
JAMES Sc JONES.
Proprietors of
The City Drug Store.
Kwp constautlv on hand a e.implclo stock of
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS-
Palont Modicines, Toilet Articles, Pii futw k, Soaps, J'owdor, I'uffs,
Comlsi, Tooth Nui!. t .,t es nnd Hur Uiushes, Dniggist'a Sun
dries, Lamps, Lump Oils. Glu.is, Putty, Chinyri, and
ami excluding to be fmiml in a Hi-hI
clnBH Drug Stoic.
Nothing but Pure, Fresh Drugs Dispensed.
Oiilurs from a distance will receive prompt attention. Ptosc-riptious nstiecially
HAKEH C1TV, OHEGON
Haptonsfall Oarf Ec Cd
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. L'rroA'sr.LL $ d.jjit,
JOHN DAY, GRANT CO., OREGON.
Have now received tho largest ami most complete stock of new gootli in
Grant County, which they will offer for sale- at prices that defy competition
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tVood iV Church IJrery Stable.
HACUEWOOD Cf., Proprietors.
Horses boanbil by the day, week ir in nth. at uusoiiablo rates. Special
attention givm to the i.ur of tian-iient html,.
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STjTroxutr. hooks, scrooL suj'ptjes,
SLI'Ct FAvXCY WA lilCS,
(Jrocorios, Flour. Tobaccos, Cigurs, nml one hiutdrotl ami ono othor
vnriulios, idiwip for oash, ut
The Old Stand, Canyon City.
P39FARLAND.
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