to
THE GMT CQUHTY BBSS,
December JS.JSOO.
Chinese raiso dogs for tlioir skins
nnd incut, atitl timl do funning a
profitable industry in their native
laud.
The II. S. mail is now carried
over 2,000,000 of jwat routoa.
Nearly n,000 new jwstollicefi have
been established in 1S!)0.
The last ruiii itnitiu band of wild
buffaloes is now being bunted
down with laMoe on l!ed Dcort,
in "Wyoming. The object is to
catch these survivors alive and
start a bulbilo farm whereon buf
faloes will be reared for shows,
museums and parks.
Last year the l S. received
S3S,000,000 for letter postage.
,The jwstinaster general favor a
reduction of postage on letters to
onu cent, but Ilcnnio llnrriion who
rides on the cow-catcher t f gov
ernment don't go much on reduc
ed jwstagc.
If Oregon is to bo leproientod
at tho World's Columbian Imposi
tion it would bo wonso than noth
ing to bo only half lepreneiited.
"What Oregon needs is moropeoplo
and more capital, and the exposi
tion grounds i a bill-board on
which to spread her advertisement.
thought that I'ort Hid-
well will not bo abandoned. The
Indian scare in Dakota will proba
bly convince tho war department
that the redskins are not yet trans
formed into sucking dovee, and
thuy will now have an opportunity
of displaying good common unnc
by ro-giirrisoning all tho frontier
posts.
Wo do not believe the scheme
for compelling tho Indians lo till
the soil with oxen should bo tried.
Wo are endeavoring to tench the
red man religion, but if wo place
him in the wake of a bull team wo
must of necessity allow him to use
the popular variations or profanity
and bis reverence for holy things
would thus become fearfully and
painfully dwarfed.
' .Senator .Manderson'fi idea of
"dealing with the Indians is to
take away their arms and bornes
and givli them working oxen in
placo of them, and ho ii after the
war department armed with a sen
ato resolution wanting to know
what steps are being, or have been
taken towards disarming tho In
dians. In tho meantime the war
iliMmrlnient has ordered I hive uioro j
reuinients of troops to the section
, , , , ' I,., )!...,
(.III UllU-'lllu lij un-, ni.ii.iii".
The Farmers' Alliance, a an
organization, has no icmesenta
lives in either branch of the pies
out Congress, but judging from
the large number about a dozen
of bills providing for the freu
coinage of silver that have been
been introduced into both Ihiiimi
and senate it is evident thiit a
lumber of gentlemen belonging
to both the republican and demo
cratic parties believe with lho Al
liauco- that the country's ii-oet
pressing wed is an inerenm in the
amount of money in circulation.
The census returns ahow that
like the Indian and lho buffalo,
range cattle are becoming a thing
of the jinst. Willi the coiutant
eucroaehiiionts of the homesteader
and the farm, tho mining lovvn
and cities that are springing up '
all over what was once tlm alnu-l
boundless "range," the lays of the
vast herds, and to a gn at extent
the cowboy, are numboicd. Thus
tho evolution goes on; Hint the (
savage and the native bulfalo;
then thu hair-wild cattle with their
half-civilized attendants; nnd iheu
the farm, the city and civilia
tion. Senator Dolph bus roportml sen - j
utor .Mitchell's bill, with an amend
ment meeting tho views of tho in
terior department and general hind
olllce, to uuthbwo homestead and
re euiption settlurs or claimants
who have taken less than ll0
acres of land and are occupying
these original entries, to take mi
furvevcd lands to which theie is
no valid adverse claim, sullleJeiit
to make thu full 1(50 acres. This
bill will bo of considerable interot
to a large number or people in
(hunt county, who at the time of
iieiking their'eutries were unable
to take a full quarter section, and
under tho present laws have been
prevented from taking lands un
lefs they are contiguous to tin sc
which they occupy. This bill,
when it becomes a'law, will allow
them to take lands in any p"' t of
the country to complete a quarter
section.
TDK CONVICTS SON.
U w ft Ynunif Austr din i Stirrtrlttttrl
IIIo IS ;Rllah Krlondo.
Kli.rr IVIilrti ttfinir. 'Hint n Mrw Mr
! n ' iiKtlvtml IV ii i riwl Vcl II III-
Manor in iti on n ii.uiiU
The ytmitg men wore preMeln!freh
err nt Mr. llanr.M-.ru I two mj Hud
M.trMiam had MtonUhwl crm-y one with
hi ' !H n a r.iirUwntn. nays writer In
llio K,v York Murtiliw Journal. "Why.
rn ittKit like n Indian," NtM .Mm
I'M-vfil.'t.
'I am tr.-.rwv than llitl." mltl th
other. eU..dy. "I w horn In Awr-
1 a. th- son of a eonviet. ' i ran now
n jlI 'V lhr j wnj met. drew ;;jr.
Tli" vminjr lioal fluihod angrily.
"What do you mean?" he akcd.
"Voa know very well that if you're the
dsn r.f a wi:ivlct ve tfl aa-wclrit- with
you, ana o 1 .1 trlt tho ooM-liman to
hro tho carrlago rnmly for Mm fire.
..Vlork train."
IIU vu;i3 boat' plain peaklnt did
not eem to glvo the other nay unil
ne, for ho answered, with a abort
lautrh:
"All rlffbt-aa you please- Iut you
may riiantfe yetirmlrot about my not Im
ina cil niiili to owwcUte with after
you'v heard ror story."
Prink 1 Urtl uncrrtsln at tnl mo
ment, anil then nt down itJ I ml-r d un
easily at tho other, f.-bo hcjran:
"My father wan arrested twenty-eight
years cj.-o on tho rharjre of killing his
undo and trl d lor lho murder. Tho
i-tn. iy. whjch wan entirely clreum
Mian''pl, M not oiiBlelent tt hanjr blm.
I titv.i niw ilamaalnK tHat. In anltnof
bit i.iict Milcmn proteatatloai tit Inno
r nee. lie wan trananwkMi (. IHu to tho
)rfHl aettlepwiUof Anttrnlla.
'tie was taVen tbrr. ami lor ten
yrars worked like a lae. Vltb a chain
and br II dr fflnir at hla hec-la.
"At tb" "i I ( that thae another eon
vlctdl d In the ntime prtuon. v.bero lie
liad i nl tot highway mbliery. four
yoAt aft. r father wn Iraii'.iK'Pleil. m
iiU denlh-lKd he cJiifeaeed that he mui-dr-rtd
nr f.nher't uncle, and pavo mlnuto
di lalln of tb- i.lme. and even nld ibo
place where be bad htilden the knife
wlilnb b" bad md In the erlme. anil
alto where he had bidden the murdered
innn'a watb and .wl.et-lxKlt.
Of eourv my fiithrr waandeaaedand ;
ever tbln dune for him by lho (lov
rnmenlf.f New Mouth Wale to aboiv
how deeply every one regretted thai an
Innocent n.in should have auffered for
so lun,?.
"In a year be married thedanpbtcrof
n merchant nhnhud vUHcd the pilaoa
wiry oflrn :n I lieen a r,lnUlerlnx anel
to htm and t the other convict.
"After llvlmr a abort lime In Mel
1w!urnelil:idlllkeot tho elty a belnx
tho place where he had aalfered so wuuh
unjually drove him to move awsv. and
with my mother be wont far up Into tlm
Interior, la the brush, mllea away (rum
any human Ixinff. except tho nallv,
and there l.ullt a li(j but and lived for
tanlvo yrori.
1 wa iKirn aoon nfUir our new home
was rinUlie,!, and In 1m than two yoam
after my brother oame. We grew up U
(jotlior, with no eomtanl.mahlp 1ml
eneli other and the few native who
lived In the mountain near u. From
them wo learned bow to throw the litNim
iimiiB ami draw the bow, until, younsr
wo were, wo escelled even them In
their u. Wo nouhl brtnir down the
kangaroo with the liow at one hundred
yanlt. oven If it waa running at full
upeed, anil amaah n bottle set liohlnd a
treo one hundred feet nway with the
iMHimeratig.
"When 1 was thirteen and my nrotner
; eleven father dlaeovered irold
farm, which by that tlnm had
on hla
grown to
thousand of acre, and In two iiiontliM
tho country wa llooded with miner
and ho was worth SAoo.OUO.
"My mother prevailed upon him to
move lwtok to .Melbourne, where he It
now the t Inventor of New South Wale
and oiio of tho richest mon In Australia."
"I bog your pardon, my deur fellow,"
nxclnlmod Prank, eagerly extending his
hand, while the ulhein nrowiled around
him with ixually profuwi upobulen.
Hut. to their astuiilthmont and
eharln.b did not oem to notice any
of the prollered band, but, with n nulcl
mile, turned tu Prnlik.
"Now that you know how I eamo tu
handle a bow well -a also bow a
man can bo n eonvletod folon and yet
bo Innooeat of any erlniu It would
make your slock of liiformutlon stilt
uioro oompleto If you could learn that
omi If a father It guilty of crime it
doe not make his son any tho lew
honorable or tit to assooiaut with tho
world. Kvory man's honor is In his
own bands, and Is not nllooted lu tho
Hllirhtesl by what others may do-It Is
judged by bis Maker! And uow, my
own ueetis trim no win no
dear Prank. 1 will go to your house ami
pack my valise, and If you will have tho
oarrlae reaily for the live ocloek train
1 will relieve you of my prowmco."
Anil, In plt of bin friend' protesta
tion, the boy that afternoon whook from
blsjuut thu ditatof the llouaou uk'.uU).
Ilcrlinlluii nt C'mtnl.
Cravat U a oorriiptlon of ewbat or
eroat. It wai Introduced Into Prance
by oino Prenelt ollleeni on their return
from (lormany lit l3o. ay the Dry
(iood Chrotilrlo. The Croat, who
jruarded theTurkUb frontier of Auttrla,
and actixl a beoiiU on tho Hank of tho
army, wore linen round their nock, tied
la front, and the uittoere wore munllii or
Ilk. When Pranoo oriraulwsl reirl-
inoatoa the molU oi mo t.runw mrw
In ('lib i) 11 UIU HltMM Ul fctl
liiu.it itMkoloth wore Imitated, and tho
re8iineiilvasoulleil"TheltoyMCraat."
li.tr Miuli l lln WmtliT
Of nil current location, this U tho
ono moat frequently aked. It U, la
fact, the irret iMiealioit of tho day. No
body to speak uf litiurle: "Is he Hon
ei.t?" "U he patriotic?" Kvory body
put the ijucryi "What I he worth?"
Money 1 not morely the commercial
aUimlartl of value, but too often the erl
teilonof lutclitl position nnd the touch
tune of character.
Noti. i: All tllOHi indt bb d I"
. 1'. Duncan will plcr.se . ome
forth and let u settle before .lanuaiy
1st, ls'.M. and commence anew.
W. V. Pi n -n
I,.1iii Dnv. Or . Pee. 7, l'"1
1 1
MONEYii
t . lMf M vM. iim '
i.,...i all i -uf (mi- l.
...I h) lulu. w o..Wl tl ... "
I f It H I it I ' I - '
i!lfiW TO DAY.
Qj8KAI.K! PKOPOMAIA
Menb,l l'rojKwnlii will lie receivwl
by Iho (Vintv court of (Irani ttntn
tv. State of flreirnti.iutlll to o'clock
S in the fiftertui'm of Thurrdny, Jn.
H, lM. for Ibr enre, boartl, MXlgniK
niHl woabin by the ilny or by the
wfek. for enrb iktwmi of nil I lie
County I'wnr nwt. rui n jkt.hh hi
may I d.elnrcl Coiinly ebart '
tinon (irant roi.nly, cr..t ll.e
loy knotrn an th Mbd Willium-'
love, for thfl yor cinniiienrin i.:i
thn KMh day of Jon., 1WM and
ondlng on the 10th day of .Inn..
ISH2.
The County rourt irrrc tin-
ligbt to niet any and nil bid.
teffi&vr 1 ,
(!ko. siikahkii, cierk.
r IMMIommcy, Deputy.
ASS 1(1 N HU'H KOTICIt
To all whom it may concoi n : No
tice U lienby Riven tlmt C. M. .Smith
lid made n tfeiicml naintr.eut lu mo
for Uto bpiu-lll of nil hia crtdib-n.
All crotilon of C. M. Hiuitli.nrc hoic
Iry re()iirel to picent their cUiuiH
uitiloi on'1". t ni" ol Cn'oh, in (inu t
county, OH'K i witl.ia tlnej imiutl.a
fiom the dal licroof.
.1. II. IiffKKii, AnsiKiioe.
Cnbib, (Jr.tntoouiily, Ongon, I) -r.
18, 181)0.
CITATION.
I.v thk Cocm- CoeitToe thk Ktatk
op Okkoos ran Titfe Coi'.vrv or
0 It ANT.
In tho matter of lho adoption of I
lCmilv IsabelCrecn, a minor. )
.Mr.' (Ireen nnd .Mm. billie
(Irecn, parents of alwvo nnined
Hndly IsoIk'I (Ireen: ;
Von and each of von will
please take notice thnt on tho 10th
dav of December, A. I). 1SD0, a kp
titfon. duly signed and verified, was
fllad in the above named Court by
Abraham Uads nnd lCinily 15nds
his wife, of vCbiclt iwtition the fol
lowing is sublanlially a true copy,
to-wit:
"In ibeCounly Court of tho State
of Oregon for the county of (! rant.
I u the matter of the adoption of
lCmilv Isabel (Irecn, a mimr.
To the lion, the above
named Court:
The uudersigivd your sli tinners,
woubl lespcclfully icprcheul that
tlu v are hubnnd inul wife, inhab
itant of the State of Oregon, resid
ing in the county of Grant.
That for the past six nnd a half
yea's immediately preceding the
Tiling or tins pstitinn, wo nave nan
in our care n minor named Uinily
Inibell ireen, the daughter of .Mr.
- Urcen and I.illie Orccn.
That paid minor child is aged
seven year and eight month.
That her said parents are neither
of tin in in this Stale so far as known.
I That for mure than one year prior
! to the tiling of this jK-lition said
parenls have willfully deserted, and
j neglected to provide printer or any
' cireor maintenance whatever, lor
i said ebild.
1 Tint ct't'o:icrs have no child of
their o.vn, and are able to hring up
I and educate said child in it projH-r
' and stiilahlo manner.
! Therefore your litioners proy
' vour Hon. Court for a decree and
I order for the legal and due adoption
' of said minor by your elilioners,
: and that ber nnmu he changed to
1 Susie 1'niily Uads. (Signed
j AllCAIIAM Uaiis.
I Kviii.y I'!Aih."
I Which s:iid ndi.ion was duly verb
' fled by said A. Kads nnd likd in
! ltii court.
' Wherefori', by entry in the Jour-
II... i.i mi,, ...... .n......., -.ww.
tho l'Jth day of IVtenibcr A. D.
I Mai, after r filing tho prayer of lho
.. !. i .1... f .n ....
peiaiomT IMUKl Wie i.riiunuig vi-
j dcr:
I ' ll is oi tiered that a cony of lite
1 p, litimi and order then in, I e nerved
! on Mr. (Ireen and l.iliie llreen
! if fuuu I ivitldii this Hlale, and if
, n il, to be published once a week for
three sue. es-ivo wcks, in the
Ohast Cm M Y Skws, a im.wvpaper
of general lirculation, published at
Cunt on City, (Irani cmtuty. Stale
of O.crfon, notifying saiil .Mr.
tirtsm ami hillie (Trecu to be and
appear nt the ("ourt House in Can
yon City, (iraiil county, Slate of
Oregon." on Thurxlav, the flflh day
of February, A. P. 1 Mil. at lho hour
of 10 o'clock in the fore ikmiu of said
day, then and there to rhow cause
if any they have, whv the prayer of
said jictiiioucrs slum id not be gran
ted. Pone nnd dated thin Pith day of
Pccemkr. A. P. IKWJ
. , l ifill 11
. Nglicd It. 1. lUKKl.TINB, dUiige,
; j ,c.rt.lty certify tint the foregoing
is substantially a true copy of the
oellliolt filed ill lite
above entitled
proceedings, ami the order of C'oiut
entcrcil therein.
(ito. SlIIIAIIHI.
I hi u i 1 k . I l'i Count v
" i'. mi in. iitt Ci'iintv, Or.
THE BEST.
1 i ,..
- I'll ,i , H0'"l
SEED ANNUAL
1001 IU i" . ' 1 l-MUb.
11 i :. -iil. ! 1 I" I o
i i.i, h ,. tntcr Hun ever.
I ciy 4...ii u-. i.j'.w,
(..., ',1 lit I In ll A '"
D. M. FEHnV A. CO.
1 I-lrv'ftl s..l.mcli 111 lln XCM.
DETROIT. MtCM
V
a
AfWUfCEMT!
(he
Fur Caps, capes and mitts; fine and
- -
cllGap ClVe33 gOOO.S;
. . mi.,
laCmabOrS. JL ilo llUUb lliiV Ul ouuop
in Eastern Oregon. i
Elegant fur and wool caps; fine line
of winter overcoats. A neat bus' -1
ness suit and a fine dress suit. Also1
. .no i- A
a full line of furnishing goods and T
for the general trade. W e offer you
1,
MlllJll lllLtLltJC;JUlXV54.J.uo
line that we defy
Irtririe
Q'tfn -
i m:Ijm JuMjs I'l'KsT.
(lil,.,r...:il..l. I'.iid tip
MQRROW COUNTY
II iU V X" INT 3i:
Com mission and Forward ins! .d Aon Is.
rininrd. mi. Wool (oiisi&iiiicnls for lS'Jh
Dealers in
Armour's Packing Ifouso Products.
.Su'ifiiii'J direct from- h'ansas Cilij in car lots ire
are piepared lo famish interior merchants trilh Hams,
llacnn and Ltrd, al the. lowest irhnlesale prices, sariii'J
shippers freight from Forlland lo lleppner. W sell the
trade on lip
M. C. L. & T. Co.
GIDNKP.AL MI2IK;iIAWIS.3.
Canyon Cltv
II ( hare reeeired and opened a irellseleeled, stock
nf Cents' Fnrnishim: Cohds, Hals, Hoots, Shoes, Hlan
h'ls,()ailts, Hardware, ('rockerij, Classirare, Fir.
,'llso Fancy and Staple (Irueeries, 'nwisions and
a full assort maul of Patent Medicines, A'otiuns, Elc.
gtff- I'ulille I'nlroustgo Solicited
3VXil OrclorH rcomplly Attonelocl to.
Hiiimimi 10 o.iili
-iirti
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
Canyon Cily - - - Oregon.
('onslnnllii on hand n fall assortment
Dry Goods, CoHi!n, Jl iols ,y- Shoes, Croce. 'u ,s.
h'lc.f tile., A7n-, nl Ilea sona hie J 'rices.
j. :. ) i:uit (n.r.
:Pri
BLACKMAN
Heppuer, Or
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Donlors In General
I I I' I
A l.ire
A sunt I ni. 'ill ,il
lx)Ai':.t Priii
Soli, it -.l, ttu
! Tr.tde of Ci4nt County
I
! "
LAMEST ESTABLISHMENT IN EASTEBN OR
sr. i ro.YFJ! ) jlooh's? ,N inoL srppuis,
fit Ll -UK ii' F.IA'C)' W'.lHFti.
Oroceries, Klonr. Tobaccts, Cigars, and one hundred ami one oilier
nil lit m, i heap for .'ash, at
The OldSt.ind, Cannon Cily.
Ladies:
Trtrtn
XlllC ailCL CJlOap ,
- rvlVlmno'
ihv (xiittienati: t
flio O'VfinpVTT'
xjul uuv OJ.vwvjr
competition.
....
M. DURKHEiMER & BRO.
- - wreo'oa.
.r
r.. ii. iusiioi, tub if.
l.i.it ! M . k -.'r.,(H.'iO i )
LAND & TRUST GO.
3 t , OD-N,
(Utsill ad- I
Wholesale
T. E. FELL, Manager.
Oregon.
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ni in-
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Morcliandiso.
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Hoods f-'nld ill lle.lnk Piiie.
uvl.d lli.lti.-i-llteiiti tlll'i i...!.
FF
IIEPPiVfSR,
V
1
nil lull fAC .MoUfV ni cry Mini.
Clothing, Taney ( iioil, A ; hive ariiveil
i , lt c n n r. -n Irs at VUo litem
. ... .1
wilili r iirem ,; uls ni njer jiuc iii.ni
.hut u'c im.iI, a Urge lot of S!i)d
1 , vtlL
per 11- for cwdi.
We, Wmt( Part of Your TrtIe.
lleppner is your nearest, best and cheapest trading and shipping pt int.
You should atart in coiniii;: thin way at once. No use to wait, as by so
.loin; you lose money oei trip. ur Pdegnnl Two Story Hriil; Ktoro is
Cmnplotod and wo hiiwi it lilUd to ovoi (lowing, with nil kinds of
Suited to the want of ICoslem Oregon trade
s!I'Vj .dim io Keep a, Very complete .'Issortmcnt.
Vnnr m.1em . an be filial for nnv kind of Hood needed on a 1'arin or
Stock Knne.li, witboul leaving our Store,
with any othor inarket in uregou.
hry HoodsClothing, liool, Shoe, TninU Valison, Hals,
Cap", C ti pets, Cncliory, Wall Paper.
(Irocdie, Ilnivlw.ue, Jewel" Cook Stove nnd l'.angcs,
Tinwnre, l'.iint. ()U, CJ ltiBH, Wool Kneks, 'I wine.
Lime, Solpbiii , Knglish Cement, limited Who, JlhicUinilh
CohI, Sun Jim) 1'idiforiiia Sad lb)h, Mitt Spur, Temn ,v hiitfgy
Uatncss, Sotting MjieliineH, Clock, Watches, Chiiiiiton lteapers
and .Movvcrw, Horse Itakos, I'lows, Ilanows.
THE CELEBRATED '. MITCHELL ! WAGON
OitCM better s.itmtnction for rough mountain dislii. ts than any other kind
in ue. l'nll line .dway in sloe!.; alfo Hacks nnd IJucl;bo;ml.
Ill oriir to in erase on IraflG wo nolo ilio follorapiiror
Good .ixrtii OTvti. .I.St, lOOl, o, M, r II W, . ni).
lCverv purel.a.-er who buys Twonly-Kivo Dollam woith ($.Ti.0O) ntrelail,
ol Oiv HochU, CU.Uiin,!, Hoot and SIuoh, lint ninl Caps, 1'. ncv (looih,
t Inula I'urniliiii; Cioods, Htc, at our Store, will bo piesontcd -wlien lho
uoooh am paid for with un r.lcganl Hound Voluine, of ovr 3 -JO pagos, m
eludii.g (!." to inn FIN K l'UhL l'AO li HT13KI. UNO HA VI NOS. o huvo
four dilTt rent styles of Hooks, each wonii nt retail 1.0a Smnll oidei by
in.nl on uliovo g..odi w ill count tow.mls I'm total amount noedb.1. K i'dt
CUSTOM KH (i i: iS A IMtE.SKNI'. Wo gunrantoo satisfnotion in goods
und piicdi. Htff- l'liede book aio too bonvy lo send ly moil, as tin y
wui;li s'Vi!ii poiindH each.
II Id II FST I'ltM'H I'aiil. for Sheen Pells Will h.p
Conaigiiiui nts of IVIti lo Cliristy & Vic, or Allen tV Lewi.
Mini orders e.irofu'.lv ntiouded t Cute us n trial and cdl at our storo
wlien von eoii. t lu lleiM,cr. Yours Trulv.
COFFIN & RflcFARLAND. (Hr-ppner)-
uaex
i 1 1
Curria'Ji .
.si i l.S.- M : S Sllul1 AT SMK STAXI) j&X
I in, ;;;, A' Ihtchhoanls Made Lo Order.
ite hii.Mil.l- Diseoipit I'os Cnsli
JAMES & JONES.
rroprielors of
The r$dj iimff More.
Keep conwtmilly on
DRUGS AND
Pnlftnt Medicine, 'loth t Articles
Omul, Tooib Nt.ii, C..il.s i ud ll-.r J'.tii'ihrs, Hr.giai' Hult
diiea, lrfinip, bunp Oil. Olu-u., I'utty, Cliiin-ys, ami
and cm ri thing to be found in a lleut--class
Drug Stoic.
Nolliiny but Pure, Freshjjrugs Dispensed.
Older front disb.ncc will reeeiw tirompl attention. 1'reseiiptionn nKpecinltv
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anions
SUCVKfiWiUS TO-
fi,iTa.Ysrt4i s-
JOHN DAY, GRAMT CO
Have novr received the largest ami niMt oemjilcte ttook of n:w good in
Crant County, which thty will offer for siloat nrifCt that dffy ciapMition
FABLAND
OREGON.
nil
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Ne vo 'a,s pillSll
tmtierna an i h
Fine lio.it y
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i v.w...i-. r. . ..
live, lo be nob I in loa 'ol (V 2 cl
al prices low unoiigh to conipeto
3 la so a.
Canyon Cily, Oregon
Keep .-oM'-tantly on band
.ml fur i:ilc, ii'ii. hksiioi s,
titled and unfilled, iiIm
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H-..N-, Ktc, ICte.
band a complete stock o
CHEMICALS-
of
Perf.iincK, Soaiu, Powder, Pulls,
JX'IRT,
. OREGON.
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