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About Grant County news. (Canyon City, Or.) 1879-1908 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 1, 1891)
STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Mr. Lclu'iil Stanford'. I'lun. In Con nee llim wltli Tlmt Institution. Mrs. I.olaiul Stanford, In nn Intervlow In tlio Han Francisco Clironlclo, ff've many facti hitherto unprlnted In rcRord to plans for tlio now university at I'ato Alto. Kho says tho saino attention will ho tflvon to Klrls as to hoys, and It Is her imrooao to havo an art training-school, llku tho Cooper Institute, where girls who havo a taitn for JcHljfnlriK may so euro Instruction that will onahlu tlioui to nam agouti living. If they then with to study higher art thoy will have moan to support themselves. Tho chief aim will bit to (round tho students In olo montary studios, and thun to tflvo thorn oino practical training by which thny may easily Aiipporttlictnsolvoa. If then thny doslro hlffhor training It will U freely given, but tho wholo spirit of tho Institution will bo nalnst merely orna mnntul education. Toquotu .Mrs. Hlai ford's words on this point: "I think It absolutely cruel to tflvn a young man or woman who iuustilccuil uon tltolr own exertions for n liveli hood a classical education pure, and slut pto. Then) Is scarcely n week tlmt Mr. Stanford Is not linked to j?lvo eniploy inent to raditAtos of Ynln nnd llnrvartl. llu has six of them as cur-conilucUir on the Market street lino now. Of course It Is no dUrucu to them and they will not remain lonir, but It Is pitiful to wlt ness tho helplesunosi of wrutijfly edu cated young people." When asked whether any plans liud boon dovlsotl for the nstoclntlun of tho sexes film said: "Yos, In leed. Cot tages will lio built which will arcomnio dato nliout twenty students (mi ll and theno will bo In Charon of a teacher, where tho H)Monnl habits, inaunnrH and aiminoini'Ul-t of thu student limy lio under supervision, livery euro will bo taken to mnko the to cotues homes In tho best son to of tho word, n place whero no creed Is taught, but wbero thu day begins and ends with prayer and whoro each Individual Is drought under tell ued discipline. Tho dilutes In tended for boys will bo about ti mile dis tant from those occupied by the k'tIh. but thu evenings tnnylio passed together In mus: or social guinea In tho presence of and with tho consontuf tho teachers. " "Is It truo you intend lo glvo point ings and curios In your houso to tho university tnusuum?" "Quito true, and I am determined them shall Is) copies of all tho old masters added to tho collection of paintings. Down In my ball-room u nn exact reproduction of 'The Lord's .Sup per,' im I n ted by Uaphael, which nas found during tho wacs of NaMileou, and which hangs In tho cathedral near Milan. King Humbert allowed me to havo It copied. Through Mr. 1'etnllo ton, our recent Minister to !i rniauy, tlio young Kalaer has given permission to securo a copy of thu famous '.HWlino Madonna' In Dresden, reserving only tho tight to name thu artist. I havo just given an order to havo tho work begun." It Is expected that tho university will bo ohiii next fall. Tho colleges Mill U provided with ample lecturo-rooini, ami the trustees will bo required to ot ter a lilgn italary lor instructors. The higher course will Ik) ftvo to post gnuluatt'H of all colleges and unlvorul ties, and to uch other desrvliig Js r buiul as thu trmleos may elect to admit. uincouN'j school DAYS. llutr IJIIIp ,tiiuii I Itneirlt'ilKr i.r Itmillu; hii I Wrltliiz. Idttlo Alwwas llnlacuttn school when be wan nbo-tt seven tears of age. Ills father bad uevrr rtcrhud any "book learnln", ' in odiii-.uloii wits termed among mcli Miople, and It wnu with dlf liciilty that ho could unto his own name. One day, nliout four ucel.s alter Alio had been sent to school, hit father tiskotl tint tenchur: "How's Abo gt ttlng nlong?" The toni-her retilled that he was doing null; ho wouldn't ask to have n. butter hoy. He hud only one lesson lMik, an old nHdlln-liolt. During the school linura ho wits attentive to his tail;, ami at nljflit lio would study over tho lesson ho had hoeit en,ra:fisl upon d u rim: tho day; tho highest ambition of Ills Ilfo at this time was to leant to toad. Ho believed If he could only read as wull as his mother, who read the lllbli) aloud to tho family everyday, tho wholo world of Unonleil;:e would lie 0snieit to liliu, and In this conjecture ho was iiboul right. As tho old Ilaptist tnlnlstur told hint ono day: "When ym can read, jou've got something that no lioily can get away from you." lit tho Kentucky homo there were but three books In the family -the Di bit1, a oalochlsm and tho npolliiig-hool, which Abo Lincoln studied. He had not boon long in Indiana before he had read tho "I'llgrlm's l'rogress," his fathor borrowing it 'nun a friend who lived twunty mlluj away. Ilo was very ioiiu ot roauin' .t-.sops imuioh, a copy of which uame In his way. A young man taught him to write. As wrltlng-iMpor of any kind was very scarco and oxponslvo, Abo usml to prno tlco his writing exerel-.es with bits of nhalk or a burnt slick in slab nnd trunks of treos. Sometime i (o would trace out his name with a sharp stick on tho baro ground. When, Dually, he j was nb'.o to wrlto letters, ho vves called to do tho correspondence of tunny of hi a i iielghborH, for very fow tfronn persons In that region could wrlto oven n sl'm- ! plo lottor. j As Abo Lincoln grow olrtor hoWatno J a grost reader nnd road all the books lie i could borrow. Onco lie Isirrotvcd f Ills Bchool-toachor n Llfo of Washington. Ills mother happened to put It on n cer tain shelf, nnd, tho rain coining through tlio roof, tho book was badly damaged. Abo took It back to the Kchool-mnttor and arranged to purchase It of him, pay ing for (t by throo days' hard work In tho corn-Meld; nnd ho was entirely sat isfied with tho bargain at that At tho ago of elghteon his library consisted of tho Llfo of l'Vauklln, Plutarch's Lives, tho Illblo, tho Solllug-look, Ksup's Kablos, Pilgrim's l'rogresi, and tho llvos of Washington and Henry Clay. A boy might havo a much larger prlvttto library than this, hut ho could scarvkily find an equal number of books better calculated to impart wholsomo lessons as to corroct living and right thinking. flcorgo J. M anion, In llarpor's Young J'coplo. $f I'lous l'cralsn llrlcklay cr, Tho Persian bricklayer sing to his fellow below: "llrother, In tho name of (lod, toss mo a brlok," and tho ono below, as ho throws tho brick, erlea: "Oh, my brother (or, oh, win of my undo), In tho namoof Ood, buhuld thu i , . A 1 brick.' . ' (Inisp the opnoitiuiilyau.l iiUtIImi 1 forth. W. WANTED ASSISTANCE. How Knight of tho Hnail Attacked MMtina- of iiMt Tho trustees hal Just logun tho btisi- turns of their monthly mooting, and Deacon-Smith had tho floor, says tho S tauj foVoT'o, Kih07w3K most prosrous churches. Two of the . memlMjrs had UtolnininoM engagements; In tho city, and Deacon .Smith's shop on tho main street, near tho station, had been chosen for tho meelng this month for tho sako of contenience. Ihc .ltnni.n n 1 1 ... m ul..... ,1... outer door was scon to oimn sllohtlv. and ho pi used to nolo tho causo of tho Interruption, I Connecticut Is famed for the ei tensive I variety of Its tramps, and one of the! most ' Interesting typo now apoareU. ! Ills entrance Into Hie room was made In a thoroughly original manner. When thy door was sufficiently aj.tr to admit' of his head It popped In on tho niton- j Uliitl deacons, surmounted by a most dilapidated list and complemeutej by a' smiling face and a full, ragged board. ' When ho Winin a.ssurisl that no tan gible .obttaclo was on Its way to meet him ho opened tho door wide, and, with anothur glanco of satisfaction on the Ixinovolnnl faces that surrounded him, ho softly clone,! the door !ohlnd him and sluppod Jauntily forward, with his hat In his hand. Ills hair hungdnwn over his face In a rakish way. but with a graceful sweep of his long arm heraught up a wad of It In his hand and laid It hack from his forehead. He had on a long frock coat fastened close ly around his waist by a thorn, and from j tho Mowing Hap ahovo ootcd out the ends of a much-soiled handkerchief. Ills closely-llttlng trousors, through numer-' oils portals of which protruded his In- foresting self, seemed to run without ' any uiviutng line into llio Mi on and hoot which resectlvely lncacd his feet. The deacons had time to nolo these peculiarities boforo tho stranger broke thu silence. His voice seemed to em- nnato from that particular boot ami I emerged with a moil pronounced Trench j nucent, which will hero bo omltt'-d. "(lentlemen," ho began, "your pardon ! for disturbing you, but I am very sick." Ho pan ied after this announcement to note tho elfect. "I went to tho doctot," ho soon con tinued, "and ho gave mo thu pills see, the pills," and ho held up to view a small botllu which ho had In thu palm of his hand. "He said tuko the pills, three after each meiil, and I would like very much to havo Home asilstance." "Well, why In thunder don't you take your pi;is, thun, and not come Ixtther Ing here!" Interposed a deacon who was becoming tired, "(ientlumen," replied the tramp, with much unction, "I can not take tho pill; I havo 110 moat." v lu got that meal, GETTING THINGS MIXED. Tim t.ltm of Two Voitrn Nn mWwr Mn S.ito.l lijr u I'mut'ltiiuilur. In n certain WuHtern nowijiapor olllcn the (ontletnan wlioso hiiHlnejet It hi to rcrot-tl tho lluctutioni) of tho live-stock market silt narost front tho j'tiunt; man to whoto lot It fulln to report wcihllni; ci remonleH. Iloth, iay tho Now York '1'lmen, nro Krnphlo writers, nnd enjoy that latlttnlo of oxpreHtlon character litlc of Western Jotirnallmii. Iloth use the Hume kind of papor, anil their pen maieihlp It not unlike. Net hinj; 0o tho tveJillii; reporter .i i miJilenly called out of tho oltlre. nml left In tlio inlihllo of the tahle so cial nheeU of paper on which w.ii a .leM-rlptlon of n faahlonnhle wedilliiK'. Theio sheets worn Kalhcrcil up hy the Ilve-Htook writer when ho llnlnheil hi t report, anil tho two Ktorlen hec.tme mlxeil. Thin In what tho zculotit caro of a proof-reailer, Jater In tho ovonlnif, h.ivihI from reaching tho ptihlle eye: "The church wsh elal)rately ilwor ntisl with holly and evergreen nnd tho altar was hhlilun In a wealth of lluwcrn. Out of the recetntet rose rare tropical plant, and from tho celling Iiiihk' llf teen Western vcali, which at this time of year aro Hearco and correspondingly dear at rt to bX cents per pound. There wat also an active demand for choice lauilH, and firmern oant of tho Missis liil river can profltahly turn to Hhcep raising and take tho hrhle, who wore it t'lran of white corded nllk, a creation of Worth'H, with pearl ornauienUi. "Thon camo tho tnald of honor, the cotiiln of tho hrlde, Miss Henrietta lllower, of Chicago, wearing a drean of white ttlllo with diainunil ornamenLs, ami she was followed hy a Niuall hunch of .Montana sheep, which Ideated mint pltoonsly ns they were driven on lioard nnd shipped to tint winter hotels In Iter nttnla. 'l'hey will there hit out on train and slightly decollete, and after tho rent of the party had reached the rail tho minister turned and said Impressively: '1 can not hid more than ilk cents for State veals, hut cahlcgraniH from Lon don itioto refrigerated heef at a price that wilt enahlo mo to pay 81.1)0 for a ear of eholco Indian heeves, and hear Inc this there was n rush for tho young married couple and tho hrlde fell Into the arms of her fattier, who is known to hoar a striking rcscmhlauco to a Con niH'tlctox wniKhlntr l,hT5 imunds. The market hero took an upward turn, nnd the k'uesU, who nutnhorcd nhout two hiimlrod, went wrvod with a Humpltious dinner at tho houso ot the hrlde." Wliero Itin front, (lo. A New York burglar stolo ndlamnud hronstpln worth 700 and n senlsUIn dob nan worth MOO, and nil tho money lie Kit front tho "fence" who hoti-lit tin KimmU was 8130. Tlio burglar added that he onco stolo eleven (fold watches, each valued hy tho Jeweler nt SJM), and all he pit for tlio lot was iii!. He had to tnko this or run his own risks, The pro lit l.i not in thu stealing, btiL lit the "fencltiK." m Caning on tlio IUihI, A father sued nit Knl!sh school, master for assault hivauso ho had caned his Itoy on tho hand. Tho magistrate before whom It was first tried thought that tho father was right, for tho rc.v son that caning on the hand was at tended by a risk of Injury, anj there were "methods of corporal punishment (j ul to as available, etllcacluus and not necessarily nttonded with any risk which tho dofondant might havo used." Tho higher tourt, though, decided tlmt It was not actionable. What m Knnt Mrnlii. Comparatively fow newnpapor reader know, or havo any special reason to know, that a knot U more than n mile, n,.t ,t,-. ul. t I t ..... Mm, tnHk.i. ui m,i iuiiiiit iiiuui aoouv kovoil 01 1110 Utter. Accurately Huoak Ink', thuro aro 0,0So.7 foot lu a knot and l,K'otmuilU. IMtOPOSA I.S. , , , , .,, i i Scaled rroK)Mrtls will ho received by hf Co'inty court of (Irnnt Willi' ty, Stale of Oregon, until tvut o'clock ,',, nf((jrllooll 0f Thursday, .Inn. tho care, board, Ulm, ntnl washing by tbo day or by the week, for each person of nil tbo Connly Poor anil ftiell (MirMillH nH lnv ,0 dfclaretl County charges UH)M (;ra,t colJI)ty except tho two . ' , ,i... ui,..i i:ii: n 1 oys , boyH, lor the venr commencing on the 101b ilny of Jan., !!)! nntl willing on tlio lOtb tiny of Jan., 1M'J. Tho County court rwrvcH tho right to reject any and nil bills. Dntt.l this 10th ilny ofDcc, IK'l ), Ily.onler of tho County court. (!i:o. SiiHAiti'.it, Clerk. My K. P. lloitsi.KV, Deputy. ASSIONKH'S NOTICK. To nil whom ittnnyconrprn: No tice it, lieteby ,'iven I lint 0. ,M. Smith bus nitilo n goiienil nHsifnti:ont to 1110 for tho bent-lit of nil his cretlitorf. All crolilont of C. M. Hinith, arc hero by reitiirol to rcfotit thtir clnn.H iimlei oitth, In Ian nt Citloli, in (Irnnt county, Oicgon, within thteo inontliM fiom tlio tint" lierjof. .1. II. llt Ki;i(, AHsii;noe. Caleb, (liaiit county, Orrgon, Doc, IS, IH1I0. CITATION. I.V TIIK Cot'NTY C'oUltTOKTIU: STATK or OitKtioN nut Tin: County ov (.1 HAN'T. In thu mutter of tlio adoption of Kinily IhuIhiI CSrcon, n minor. To Mr. tJreon nntl Mth. I.illio (Irt't'ii, jmrontH of nhovo nnniftl Kinily Imibol (Ireon: Von nnd ench of von will tilcnxo tnko notico that on tlio 1 Ot li I tiny of December, A. D. 18'JO, n jm.- t t on. dn v Mtned nntl verified, wits lilml in the nbovo named Court by Abrrtlinm ICnds nnd Kmily ICiuIh liis wife, of which otition tho fol lowing iH Btibtttnnlmlly n trite cojiy, to-wit: "In the County Court of the Stnto of Oregon for tho county of Grnnt. In tho matter of the adoption of Kmily Icnbcl (ireen, a minor, i To tho Hon. the above nnined Court: The undersigned your ctitioners, would res)eclfully reprebcnt that they aro husband and wife, inhab ilitntH of tho State of Oregon, resid ing in tho county of Grant. That for tho pant nix and a half years immediately preceding the filing of this petition, wo havo had in our caro a minor named Kmily Isabel Green, tho daughter of .Mr. Green anil Itllio (ireen. TL.t said minor child is aged si ven years and eight mouths. That her said parents aro neither of them in this State so far as known. That for more than ono year prior to the hung of this petition said parents have willfully deserted, and neglected to provide proper or any care or maintenance whatever, for said chiltl. That petitioner! have no child of their own, anil aro able to bring up and educate suit! child in a proper and suitable manner. I nerelore your iietitioncra pray your lion. Court lor a decree and order for the legal and duo adoption of saitl minor by your petitioners, and that her name bo ohaugctl to .Sumo Kmily KikIh. .Signed AllltAIIAM Kaph. Kmii.v Kaiis." Which said petition was dill v ven ded by Haiti A. Kudu and filed in this court. Wherefore, bv entry in tho Jour nal of said Court bearing tlate of the 1'Jth day of December A. D. IMiO, after reciting tho prayer of the petitioners issued tho following or der: "It is ordered that n copy of the petition and order therein, be served on Mr. Gieen and Lillie Green if found within this State, and if not, to be published once a week for three successive weeks, in the ( 1 HAN'T (Nil. STY XKWS, It IIOWHp.'iper of general circulation, published at Canyon City, Grant county, State of Oregon, notifying said Mr. Green and I.illio Green to bo and appear at the Court House in Can yon City, Grant county, State of Oregon, on Thurdav, the fifth dnv of February. A. I). l.S'.U.at the hour of 10 o'eloek in the fore noon of said day, thru and there to tdiow canto if any they have, why the prayer of said petitioners should not bo gran ted, Done and tinted tins l'Jth day of December, A. I). IS'.H) Signed G, I. H.uki.tink, Judge. I hereby ceitify that the foregoing is substantially a truo copy of tho petition filed in tho above entitled proceedings, and the order of Court entered therein. Gko. Siii:aiiku. sku Clerk of the County Cotirl, Grant ( ountv, Or. the'best. I. lit. t . U Cu'l Illuili.Kd, Iti(M ll dJ I'iU.J SEED ANNUAL Yet 1001 .!IUmilM FREE Ilo all Ann, an4 to LilMaigit i icuiiouicit, tut puir nun evir. Ktriy (xrn uim uirJm, ihouM ttn.l foi lu AiUicil D. M. rCRRY CO, orrnoiT. micm. i Larsi St,lua la ttit wU J Grand Huntsman BallCOFFIN & At Ganyoji GIVKN CITY RIFLE A I'iiio "(iitino Supper at Tickets iiiL'lutlinji atipper ;1.00. MAY'S NORTHERN GROWN SEEDS. THIS ENTIRE COLLECTION OF GEED8 ONLY 10 CT6. flCCCn Ufl 0 SURE MEAD CAHHACE Mirtii .9 'UK.fi n; mi .l4nl n 1 m f mil i mn T' Cr. l k nrf ty nt in a iirt r iw nt IK m ft r t 'hr it-lF II Mi C7 ft i imt LvMkitho lslla wifi:.ri t tii-f t ;lis-r.i; t iir Tol NOfthflfn Crown floatJnfM Imi n iiv-rii htr m 0i- l - I (- talUk' I'xl.itt mh Ut t f u r 4 nnTil'f I t. and r Iru4 flclaUf wMtti i In lt- . I a T VTi lilt vti In fUU hi Hlk, Itrtnrf r i . t"Miiit invnuii mr itli i. f t nl it tn itin run. n -n-l a rii,. r Mm, Pnrann V "' rait I , lilr. I,, I; Itnli, Sccdiman ind rioriili, St. Kay's Citilccuo acknwvhdod the Scctt and acst cenrlcto ovor puclitV.cd. HOLIDAY ANNOUNCEMENT! lr flic fjadlis: Fur Caps, capes and mitts; fine and cheap dress goods; fine and cheap facinators. The finest line of shoes TCTn cfovr, Ovocrnn - u " For the Elegant fur and wool caps; fine line of winter overcoats. A neat busi ness suit and a fine dress suit. Also a full line of furnishing goods and for the general trade. We offer you such inducements in the grocery line that we defy competition. Cil,, r a trie NUIJHO.V JO.SI-K, i'IIKHT. (Incorpomto.!. ltil iii MORROW COUNTY II3UX-X"'3NXX:JXl, OCV3NT. Commission and Forwarding . hjen Is. Cash id ranrcd on Wool ( onsi'iimcns for lSi).l Wholesale Dealers in Armour's Vackiii" Houso Products. Shipping direel from Kansas Citij in ear lots we are prepared lo famish interior merclianls with Hams, Huron, and Lard, ai the lowest wholesale, priees, saving shippers freight from Portland to llepjmer. We sell the trade on It. M. C. L. & T. Co. KHvnuooaixioiioouoooouoonooijO OOOOO OO OOOOOOO OOCKMKXJ Hckw.ortulii.il.. -IlKAI GENERAL MERCHANDISE, Canyon City I Const a n Hj on hand a fall assortment of I Prij Coods, Clothing, Hoots A Shoes, Croeeries, 5 hie., hie., Hie,-, at lleasonaule Prices. 5 I 1). (J. OVKUIIOI.T. I I ioMiiioiii)nniiiooiaaailNioonn(i(ioaaaKiaoaaooooo4 I T EH. BLACKMAN & CO.; Jleppner Or. I I L General r -Dealors In .1- -1 - -1 I 1 A Lirgo Assortment nt liwoit Priefw. (iixvU Sold at llodrodk lVictw. Trttdu of tlnint County Saolloited, nnd Spuaial IikIuboiiiuiiU OU'enjd. ! "iTTirrriJ ' i t'j LARGEST ESTABLISHMENT IN EASTERN OR (lily, l I BY TIIK AND SHOTGUN CLUB' the New Motel. Come Kvorybody EARLIEST, HARDIEST, MOST PRODUCTIVE. TI unt ltlnr tUtr, Urr tr, trm M aiirw tt)it CMniBTMAB WATERMELON rut any it' irrwn nc.4ri iwmmit s '. f t U uti. . i - .. . i t Evnrv rt.' nth tai ; tlu NaO - k Vr.,C, n Paul, Minn. -" Gentlemen; M. DURKHEIMER & BRO. Oregon. err K It. 1IISIIOI', Till: AH. CupiUtl Stock SUfi.OOO.OO.) LAND & TRUST CO. T. E, FELL, Manager. -Ill MuMil'l KIt IN- Oregon . f 1 I i I I IY.orchand.so. 1 L IIEPPNER, OREGON. mil r hi lis is Our neaildnarters; Game lo Heper anil See lis! You can snvo llonoy nt every turn. Our now Fall Stock of Dry Ooodi Clotlnnij, Fancy Good, kc havo nrrived. Wo hnro Lmlios' plush Jackets and GloakS ol tho latest pattorns nnd Htyles. Fino hoavy winter dreas yoiids nt lower prices lltnti ovor boforo noun in Oregon. Just roccivod, a laryo lot of Sood Hye, to bo sold in ton loU 2 eta jior lb for caali. We Want Part of Your Trade. Hcppticr is your nearosl, best nnd choniosl trading nnd shipping point. You nhoultl start in coming this way nt onco, No tiso lo wait, as by so doing you loso money cyory trip. Our Elognnt Two Story Urick Store ii Cotnplolcd nnd wo have it filled to oyoi flowing, with nil kinds of mwimmmmmm Suited to tho wonts of EaBtem Oregon trndo We Aim to Keep a Yery complete Assortment. Your orders enn bo filled for any kind of Goods needed on a Farm or Stock Ranch, without leaving our Store, at prices low enough to cotupeU with any other innrkot in Oregon. Dry Ooodn, Clothing, Boots, Shoos, Trunks Ynlisoa, Hats, Caps, Catpots, Crockory, Wall l'opcr. Oroccrics, Hardware, 'Jowol" Cook Stoves and Mangos, Tinware, Paints, Oils, Glass, Wool Sacks, 'Jwino. Lime, Sulphur, English Cement, Barbed Wiro, Blacksmith Coal, San Joso Coliforniu Saddles, Bills x Spurs, Team L- Buggy Ilarnoss, Sewing Slachinea, Clocks, Watches, Champion ltoapora nnd Mowers, Horse Itnkos, Plows, Harrows. THE : CELEBRATED ! MITCHELL : WA60N Qivcs hotter mitisfaction for rough mountain districts than any othor kind in it '0. Full line alwavs in stock; alto Hacks and Buakboards. Id order to in crease oar trade we mate Hie ilowinpir Oood tiixtll Jvli. Xst, lOOl, (Or lit.r II W. III). i'vorr nurcliosor who uuva Twontv of Dty floods, Clothing, Uooti and Shoca, HaU and Caps, Fnncy Goods, (SontH1 Furnishing Goods, Etc., nt our Store, will bo picsonted whon th goods are paid for with uu Klogaut Hound Volumo, of oyer 320 paees, in eluding C5 to 100 FINE FULL PAGE STEEL ENGRAVINGS. We bar four dilTcronl styles of Books, each worth nt rotnil $4.00. Small orders by mail on abovo goods will count towards tho total amount needed. EVERY CUSTOMER (JETS A PRESENT. Wo guarantoo satisfaction in gooda and prices. t.tf Those books aro too heavy to scud by moil, as they weigh sovun pounds each. JUG 11 EST PRICE Paid for Sheen Pelts Will ship Consignments of Pelts to Christy & Wiso, or Allon it Lowis. Mnil orders carefully nttonded to. Givo us a (rial and call at our stor when you come lo lloppner. Yours Truly. COFFIN & McFARLAND. (Heppuer). A. IIACIIENEY. DEAL till IN General Merchandise. JOHN DAY CITY. . P. CRE5AP, ii:.i.Kit i.v STATIOjYEIIV. HOOKS, SCHOOL SUPPLIES, SLl'EJi FAjYCY WAXES. r y . , r , , , , , .. uiiitmirn, i mm, tuuiicv.ua, Vvinta, uuu uno iiiiimiuu nun unu uiuvr variolies, cheap for cash, nt The 0 IdStaml.C aiujon City. SUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE. Canyon Cltv If V ha re reeeived. ami opened a. well selected stock of Cents' Famishing Coods, Jtats, Boots, Shoes, Plan kets, Qnilts, Hardware, Crockery, Glassware, Etc. Also Fancy and Staple Groceries, Provisions and a fall assortment of Patent Medicines, Notions, Etc. tM Public l'ntromiue Nollcltcd 1VX11 Orclorn HaptnnstallQart&Ca BUCCKBSOItH TO JlAPTONSTALL & DART, JOHN DAY, GRANT CO,, OREGON. Have now received the largest and inoit complete stock of new foedi U Qrant Ceunty, which they will offer for M9FARLAND. - r ivo Uollnta worth (6-Ci.UU) at retail, PROS, Oregon. Attoudoct to. tale at prlcM that defy ecnpetitU
