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About Grant County news. (Canyon City, Or.) 1879-1908 | View Entire Issue (June 25, 1891)
THE 6RMT COUBTt HEWS, JimoSfi, ISO I. A fipeciul patch from CStialo main sayfi n plot Iiiir been discover od to annex Guatemala to I lie United Statu. Some- of tliu mwl prominent ollleials and principal collet) planters nru interested. Uuprofentntivo MeCreniy, of Kentucky, is strongly in favor of tliu election of president and vici president and united Slatm sen. atoi-H by direct vote df tliu icoph mid to am a1oiit ovcn nut of every ton men whom opinion tuo nskwl. Mr. niainu ha u)t the W. ('. T. IT. aftur him, and lie will prolmbly find it more troiihlesoino tlinn tliu p;out. The ladies object to liii ef forts for tlio intnsluctioii of A men vim beer and whiskey into .South and Central Aincrieii. I'uniiiiigloii, tho air ship invent or, now nay that he will make hi lint extended trip on tho Fourth of .liilV. I lo doesn't say uliother ho will travel by rail or boat, mo that it is fair to assume that he actually o.poc.t to go in his air-fihip. I'or years it has been stated and rc-Rtated in tho columns id pre Biiniably well infoinied newspapers that Sir .lohn Macdonald ' tho only obstacle to tho peaceful an nexation of Canada to the United Slates. Now that Sir .lohn if dead wo shall watch with intercut the movement of tin1 iiniic.xiitioii- ista both in Canada and tin Coiled i Slates in order to uncertain how mneli trnlli there wan in these oft repented assertions. A Scotch tntdilion ic thin ft the origin of the word 'Whig,' which hint long been a pnrt) di-idg-nation in (ileal lliilain, ax it was in thin country for a few uuv, nays the l'ortliind World : l)nring tho early religion war in Scotland, one of the faction used the word, 'We hopo in Clod,' a a motto or which the initial 'W. II. I. !.,' were borne on their bniiuois; from whence they deiived tin! title of Whig. It'ih a title which in that country and in this, a great many able men have borne. Thi! governor of Nebraska and the governor of Wyoming are at loggerhead over a liorclhicf named Kingeii. The fellow slip ped into Wyoming and stole a val uable horse. A mob followed him over the lino for the purpo-e of lynching him, but instead took him back to WvomiiiL'. when; he wa M'lilcuccd to the penitentiary. (iovernnr Thayer demanded of the ; governor of joining that Kiugen , bo iiiiinediately returned. Wjimi IngV governor sent back a very cinplmtic. reply, in which he tint ly infused to "give up Iv'ingcn. Thayer then declared that he 1 would hnvu Kingen release.! if hi had to march an army of militia into tho Mate. Col. Weber, superintendent of immigration at the port of New York', ban made a statement re ganling arrival of immigrant for the lirt live mouth of the year, from which it npienr that the ar ri vain for the year I Ml I show the following; increases by mouth over tho corresponding month of last year, viz: .lanuary, 51,101; Fob nuiry, 1.SS0; March, lil.MH; April, 11,5171, and May, l,i71. The great fulling otf in number during May i said to bo due to tho enforcement of the new law, which keep out an undesirable clues of immigrant. The total arrival for thu live month of the present year were I'd 1,000 againat lO'J.OOO'for tho samo period in 1SHQ. Samuel .1. l)i.ou, of Toronto, Canada, tho orly man who ever walked over Niagara falls on a wire, is now making preparation for novernl wiro-walking trip over tho most dangerou part of Ni agura rapid. It i 1 i iiileiitioii to make about four trips both way from the American to the (Ntnnd iau side ami vice versa. The wire will extend from the Canadian to the American side, between the HiispoiiBion bridge and the whirl jtool rapid, above the spot where Captain Webb lost hi life while trying to swim the whirljiool. I) i. von intend to malm ins nut walk on that day a memorable one. Ho intend to cross tho wire about !l oYloek in the evening. He will be followed by a powerful calcium search liyht us he make his jour ney. "When he is midway uoru, thu calcium light will bo turned oil" uud a fireworks diiplay will begin. Thu force of habit vena humor ously illustrated in Attorney l'riuk'rt ollico ouu d.iy thi week. While tho city olllcoi-s vveio trying a Jewish sheepkin Inner for a violation of u city ordinance, a "hood" on tho outside cried oil: "There comes n low! of sheep skiim." Thcroiijion tho prisoner forgot tho court and nulled out to drivo a trade, while in fact there wore no sheepskins in sight. I'rinevlllo Now. UNCLC SAM'S 3GHVANTS. SlfCVroK SgCINK, fit UB.lill1fftoil. Uttv an I'Kw.Kic nf ten tUmubml riifltnr n imvntli. Tlir Attfirrwy-Opiwrnl of 'I'exnft haf ilrritktl that Hie niurl-hoMM' of ilol iVmnty mini U Imtll at thtf iffrtrtrtiH'' leal ernler, whleh 1 In IIh wckhIh. Tin: iwmv Kuprcmc .Im.tlw. Itrwwti. i-M-ml.lc. lilwlii ISunth, nifcl nlwn In llrnl cnteiv.t lite Htittrro (Vim I i'lmni Int. with lil'i Jmllnlttl mho irrnppM nU.ut him. tie lkcl Itkr the ffivnl trn (ft.llan .. ItamU t. Ih-Jl'KTKi: .STiinjfo, of the Mnprrnw U-iii-Ii, U .! of Hi.' )mrwliuiiiMHl inon In Vnhliliift'm. Hi- Imm I Ik- Ann, reel lxarlnir i.f n mini In the lriim- f I Iff, high. hriMil furrlicml, cnlm. itv-.l I't'.'i unit inmv-wlilU' I in I r. Ill sir In tftnt n( u re 111 ni I MilKitiir. .Mrjc.vnm Doi.tti, of OnBn. t nlct ami it i n Irui lyn uf I ho (n;hin. I Ih lull. Mli'iuii.liri(l-li'iil"liT. il. nful I . iH-arly iiU.-.ivh ilrv .mmI In a l:irU frt-li xiiil. Tin' I'ihi r .:it of liN f'u-i I-. Iii.l ll.'ll I'V it l M ! IT IV In'liril Ullll lie llllh n itrt'l'. K iii lr,ilin vnU'c. BREWERY SALOON Canyon City, Or. This Hitiihir resort litis hi'fli rrnirnnl In I In' itthlic, ami now, its in I In' ntsl, kfcps nolliiiiij hul lln'licsl Wines, l.iijuors Cigars- J. I. ttll'tt l It!), Cror First) ioiwiKi) o r iio ppno t-. C. A. IIIIK.V, III.VMC III.I.I.IMiO, l'lexlili'lit. Vi.-e-l'ri'Hlili'iit. (ii'.oimr. W. Cosskii, ltslncr. J. I'. IIIIKV, T. ,V. IIIIKV, I- T. IKlliSON, lic...rs. 'I'raiit.ii N a licnrral ll.oiLlic HnlncH. ILrchmuic fc all p:viti of tin- moi'M N BOUGHT jmd OLU- Collirtiriiis inmli' at all iiuU mi Itl'ltlMlllltl'l)' 'I'l'I'IIIH. .Mimii'V I'xini'il at fiiiiii (Mif to ti n inr t'i'iil. QjRiGOHBLOODPliMitll . HEALTH RESTOflEfl rfJ5SJ- USE IT! it ih run iiihai. Mnnicific THE CROWN MOWER. P3 r o s H Two Mdwets In UrB -FAST AND SLOW SPEED LIGHT .DRAFT HIGH SPEED STRONG AND DURABLE! Do not take our word; Read the testimonials from your friends and neighbors: Up, the Crown Six Vcais. Iti nsT ItivKit. Mnrch 1. I H'.M). Miawiw. liAStMIK ,v l!t).: I 1 1 live Iki-ii usini; the ("mtvn u.a chine with tin- greatest s itiitfactioii fur si v year. It i a very light running and durable machine. An long an I have used (he maeliine it never linn riii'M'd a nwenl on my twain. It i iilitu very litil on the lionies neck. Voiirs Truly, (!i:i. W. Ki.tjirrr. 1S1M1. Simply tho Hon DiiKvrKi.v, Or.. March I" Mkiwii ISA SCI IK .V CO. The machine I Imnglit runs like a top and I think it lay all other in the shade in all kind ol graft and all kind of roiiud. It in simply the Ihi fur light draft nud speed! M. llow.vim. The Aonu of Poi fori Ion. Jons I vv, Mnrch I I. IS!)d. Miwn. UASCHU A CO. I think tin-ncutcof srf' tion Inn bijon rcacbetl in the invention of the Ciwn mower. We have Inen (lis Kimtcil every year in trying to mow our tncadotv. on which grows a h etilUr kind of gru. All other in icliiucH we triud would leave half the hay ulnmling, but the Crown cut it n smooth ns a now-shaven fiicti. We liiod it with like results in nil kind of grain, hay and rye gr.ut.4. All o'tr niMghlMir who s,e it work think it is thu Ixmw of all mow em. Your ltesHclfully, T. II. Criu.. ' THE HEPPNER WAREHOUSE Has been enlarged to accommodate the increasing business. The wools i of this section which accumulate at Heppner, attract all the leading Western buyers to that point, and ' make it the best market in which the grower can dispose of his clip. Last season over 1,000,000 pounds of wool was sold in Hep pner at prices which averaged the grower more clear money than was : realized by sales of similar wools in other western markets more dis tant from the manufacturing cen ters oi the East. Teamsters charges advanced on written orders. Cash advanced on wool in storage. T. E. FELL, Manager. you Read AdvErtiBements? DoyouhikcadranliHicofagoodoJfcrll'hen il is placed uiliii your reach? IMF One. His Favoiltc. I'u.viitii: Cirv, Feb. 27, ISD0. Mksiiis. ItASCIIK .V CO.: I will state without hesitation that the Crown mower that I pur chased of you last year has giwn gixxl satisfaction, and is my prefer ence of any IIHUVcr I hllv ever lixed. Verv KesM'clfullv, (i. W. M. II.VI.KV. The Vcrj 21-st Mvvir. C.vmi- Io.v.v, March 2, 1SD0. Mkshum. HASCIIIi .v CO. In i eg an I to the Crown mower, I lik it very well. It works well in nil kiud.4 of grass, and where the grass is lodged or very rank by put ting on the increased xH'd it works to a charm. It is the lx-st mower we have in thi country, and I can recommend it to any mtsoii wishing to purchase mowers. Yours He SH'ctfuHy. J. .1. Cos.viit. Ii ..... ' I . ..IK II l.i 0 It). , I . . 1 1 r In r II - I ... V ., MitVni Tlx' V I'rtU KtrpMK. llCilf nrnunr mo ' ' m it) nlit'tr. 1 1 n Uttllr fur I aiiiis for I leering, Crown. McCorinick, ISuekeye, Victor, ntul Chninpioii Machine. Alwi Wagon, I biggies, Hacks and Carriages, at factory prices. Hardware, I lard wins!, .Stove nnd rinwari', UiiblKir llo. P.eltinu and Packing. (in I'ipe, Water Pipe, and l'lumUi hiipplic-. ldigltiei, Sivv Mill and (liinrty. Mill Machinciv . Mail older solicited and nitUfaction guaranlcetl. All letters of inquiry receive prompt attention. iSasi'te t!y CotHjHiHif, Sinker i'ily, (Pi: Foir Dry Goods, Clolliiwj, Hoots, Shots, Glows, .Mil tons, Oirr shirts, fnitcrici'itr. Ilos icn, Hats, Winter Cans, Gum - i 111 f l , , !. ... . . .1 ' J .111 f sh Hoots. lUankels. Ouilts. Corsets. Ladies and child reus' Shoes, h'uhber ma Is, Yellow Oiled coats, Fancn Goods, Cat tern, Etc.. Etc.. Etc- ftXilKlMOOOttOOOflU (Ui)00DO9J00UOa0OUO0(K.UtOO00(KHHJU CLOSING DUTSALE. HaPtanstaN Oarf & Zu I.t i I Mil.', Tn- ( Bar (j a ins in jYcir York Goods, ( 'onsisii ni- ol' fjfi'Hfs' mill Hoys' (Jfolhhio' and Siinnshinir Hoods. ii.-inroxsr.iLL s- n.urr, JOHN DAY, GRANT CO , OREGON. Hnvo now icroiveil tlio largcut ami inoit oomjilcto stock of n:w gocdi ia Grant Comity, which thrsy will oiler for sale at prices that defy Ciinpctitiou St5 PROS, l.so ROGERS BRO'S CELEBRATED SILVERWARE. ( i UN Kit A I . MK HCl I A N lISI3. ill i1;; in (joiiiiimiicc mi or About June 29, 1891. To lie Continued One Werh: On II si i 11 SdpooL Oppusil.o (!ily HoioL Canyon Oily, Oroyon. Canyon Citv - - Oregon. IIV hare received and ojiened a well selected- stock of Grnls' I'ariiishiii'J Guods, Hats, Hoots, Shoes, I'dini h'cls,()uills. Hardware, Crockery, Glassware, Etc. Jlso Euncy and Sladc Groceries, Provisions and a all a isorlinenl o I'alenl Medicines, .YoHons, Etc. gtf Pulillo I'litroiuiKC Solicited S Wlimi ...11.1. ....n.tii.i.nl.K.u ll... .ttill f.r f,II llt,,r,ll.,l I,'-,,,, lat'r. : ,. R.i ... v'll, 't. II I .'r, in Hi . -J I t..,(, ,,l,l,J,.,4. ..will . ...J " 2 Dollnrit or mom in fihovn lino of 'mods we will nreimr all M nil or . n f Htne charges, to any stage station in Oniat or Jlarney couutii'H, 2 0 until .Iiino 1'itli, ffisT" When told on ciedit no charg- 5 en puipaid. t(i(MIMOIll(IMIUI.llUOI.U.VOMlll(HMHIKMMOUOIMHIOiaO Wu will guarantee our lowest leiml jiriciH on Every Article and agioo to refund thu money if gmulmiro not satisfactory. Hi- Mauling to in, writing plainly, just what is wanted, wo cm select llima to your satislactioii. We h.ivo the o'o'c.v assortment of Clou dial Meiehaudi'.c to bo found in auy stoic inOrcgon . You can save nioaev in evciy line, (live iirii tri.il order. We Holieit vmir trade. Order i.y Mad at on.v. I'ery 1,'csiectully. (1oJin MvParlaiid, " HEPPNER, OREGON. SPRING ANNOUNCEMENT, XL FOR 1891. 3S The people of Grant county will take notice that our vast stock of Sprmg Goods is as complete as any stock in this section of the State, and at such prices as will be satis factory to any person wishing to purchase in the following lines: Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, Cloth ing, Hats, Boots, Shoes, Notions, Hardware, Crockery and Glass ware, and a full line of Groceries. A call will be sufficient, as we propose to sell you your supplies. M. DURKHEIMER & BRO. Oreooti. ratnc 'Hi, r C ( O UtHI(IHHHI(MMI OOOO (IU0500 IH)0llHIKUll O0000trt0 S Suamtir lu Oitili.Jl J, Iluldtli-L. IIK.VI.KII IN I 'I .ivnt n occioi'N x-eomptly Attomlucl 1 HSTI5AY NOT I CI. Caiue to this range about tluee years ago, one chestnut Mirrcl mare, branded two .'!, one under the other, on left shoulder. Weight, aUiut HKKI 11m. lime winteretl the marts for two winter. Owner enn hnvo the same by proving prujierty and imyiiig clm'rges. in K.vi.imi Uvuavi, Canyon Creek, lirnnl, Co., Or. CJITY LIVERY STABLE. IIiikiumiooiI tV Co, Proprx, Canyon City - Oregon. GENERAL MERCHANDISE, Can yon City - - . Oregon. Constantly on hand a full assortment of Pry Goods, ClothiiiiS, Hoots ,S- Shoes, Groceries, Etc., Etc., Etc , at lleasonahte Prices. 0 I). 11. OYCICIIOI.T. 9 iinnoMooonoiHiaiiodouuuu n iKir.noiiiiiHXiiiliuuiiuiiiiiiiKiaiiti yf. IIAf'IIEiYfJV. DHALKU IN -- General Merchandise. JOHN DAY CITY.