Grant County news. (Canyon City, Or.) 1879-1908, January 07, 1892, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE GRANT COUNTY HEWS, January 7, JS02. It is libelous to fulsoly ulilisli renjurdin h person t lies statement tlint lie is nil "nnnrcliifit," nccord- CONCEnNS OF WEALTH. Tiip. bank of Keotlnml bnuotl ornv K)iiiiil noten ns early it 1701, nml tlieli initio has Mnco conltnuril without Inter nipllon. It l btntcil Hint tho Ixtxlon banks tavo on deposit umc tnoO.OOO.IWO, tthlle tlio nctual cnali ilepoMt on liunit , does not e.tcectl iras.oiw.ooy, or Ium than 1 1 ixr cent. I'retllt Itevlcw. na to the decision of tho supreme i Nixtv jean nKnonly one public lunik. court of Illinois in the ensoof (Jur. , "K company e vlnteil in vcny vp. Company. Oliicngo Daily Nous Ignition, nml ut 1 1 10 hank of llnlniwl prlvnto account 1....i l ll.nl It..... ,..U.,t.wt .-tt-..K' ,...! jttlth the Ki-fiiloM illMculty. A cotililSATlo.f bin Wen forinri of Tim director of tlin WimliSiurlfin 1,10 ,"'lu,', uiniiulaclururn ol tlili ino uirtaor ot mo uiri inutun i ,,,.,.. Tiiecnpitnl of tho new en mint, who Iins just returned from jcern lnH.ivi.ooo, It In propyl, with n visit to tho mint tit Philadelphia, eoiMwtitiii outof the way, to push un says thut iirranjMjincnU havo been , ti"-i"to nmnjr hbw uo .,,.,f...,i..,l r,... iiw. i:i.:.... . r i. ir r. tfrvnt financial Itittltti perfected for the nking of Intlf- lUiIM ,if ,(U h Ui(? h (lollnr, (junrtcr-dollnr mid tun-eont iuirins: tmnk of .Yw York city n fiilver pieces of tlio HOW designs lit the Unit if July It liml ileponlOt miiotint- Philadelphia, Son. Francisco audi1" T1 , ",rp,."H J ' rtM. flA fl!Ul ftLV lit. It linil III? llll iU iSow Orleans, m.i. ..i..,f.,i .... hlblt. C!arji, tlio Mexican revolution ist, is causing troublu on tlio fron tier and tlio United Stntos is tak ing tlio projier steps to prevent any violation ol tlio neutrality laws. Tlio Mexican on tlio American Hide aro in sympathy with the rev olutionists and give thorn all pos Hihlo aid, The Kntihli flni ins uiiiiikt Chili aggregate uhout $70,000,000, those of Spain and Italy ahout SU.OOO, 000 each, and the Tinted States only wants S'JO.OOO and an iiolo ogy. Vet tho Ktiglish will get all they demand eventually, and the United States will he obliged to whip them out of their hoots nud let tlio account go at that. -Mountaineer. A Pennsylvania man, while walking through his fields the other (lay, tripped his too on a tuft of grass, fell and hroko his neck. Ahout the muiio time an Oregon man fell 1!I0 feet from the top of a nine-story building, and within a week wus out ou the streets wish ing his friends a merry Christmas, j All of which goes to demonstrate I that it is ahout time to desert tho j circle I-'ust and come out to Ore gou, where the healthy climate makes vigorous constitutions. - ' l'veniug Telegram. i THE VEHY LATEST. I'ltt.To. Mo., propone to utop the eow nitiwinee liy hiw,Iiik nn orilltmneo uutlHirUint; nnyooH to mill; n eow cniitfht ninnliiK nl lsrje. Cou.Krri.Ki Mimnier-reifcirt bill of are l n now iiul. If thry nro nrtUtlcul ly hi-oup.'il, rcci-iptatl liilU of tlm Mini hut liotuU iiniko nil eifectWe et'iiijmu Ion piece. t.ol mviu.i: hnn Inniteil n new onler for tltii telephone nvcliiim,'!', tn tho rf- I feet thnt In the future "Number, , pleune," inn .t tht' rtHMiuti to a rln j Inol.-ml of "llulhxi." Aimhii: rcuhl.'iusM nn coming Into ' fuvur In iwinthcni ('nllfuriiht. the mint nppr.iprlntc for tint cllinnU, ln'ltu cimiI it lit hiiininiT tiiiil wariiii-r In inter. , IVopli' i.f wi-nlth rni- Ailtiptiut? llii'in. ! 'I'm. !i ip' nf Miinu of tho nou' ololhoi i fur rn iu liiu. il Is ectftiiitrl,' in tho rx- Irvine Duo irl of jiteliot 1 1 worn lull loiM'fl at Ihu uiiint, ulth kUlitt lilto n frtwk iviMt, n i I n vory low-i-iim noil iri:itl-liriiumol lint umho tho I'lirMiiii n)( IUo Kii'.'lKli ouriiU",. jugocijtioho Fori FAn.Mcna. Ki.l.c lhi huniynnl clonncil tip A mil in n honn' hoof m iv ruuw yiu ihhv tr.uililo Ihnn It ttouhl to hoop tho ,'iinl i li nn for it lifotlina. A i( u.l. Ihix of uniU. utilnuml mt,'v lll lo fiuiixl Mirvlconhlo nt nil liinos. hi. I sImiiiIiI l onrrhtl to tho lloMuah ho iinph'iiiotiU. ii uooiilout of ton li;ip- VM Mhol! loal oxpt-otoil. Tin: wny fur (iu iiut to ih'lorinluc lU pmllt ur I l tho way oVory ntlior MiiH'lout Imslliov. iiiuu Loops IjhiI,. .1 U to ImlAiioo ni;i;ropUu rocvlpl itfnltifit ntfrvnto oxwiim.'!. Ilo.niiou tho piK' h)ii ihxtr mkiii Iki :niiio Muooth nml hllppory, onuitliii; tho lioj to Iki Injnroil. Kurtli K tho Ih-hI lliHir for it jt (K'n, provliloil tho pon lit kopt clonn nml plenty of littur nml nt- iOrlKMlU UM'll. Cnt'lii: onrlHillo ncltl, n trill to an onll nitry liucliot of Ko.ipuili, It oxcclloul for ilohlroylni; llco nml parasitic tllv oiim'k. AiilmnU may ho. hixniKOil u Ith the uiKturo, nml it may iiImi lo Kprliililod ovrrthu IUmti. tiiiil htnlln with ntl van titK'o. SPARKS F ROM THE DYNAMO. A 1'iiiir.Mii.i: tolophoiu' for mo What is to ho known as the I'ioncer Cattlemen's AhDoeiation is being organized by a number of the old-time cattlemen of this state and Idaho. Articles of incorpor ation were drawn up last Saliinliiv with K. S. 1'orkiiiH, of I'orllunt!, 1'obert May, of the Dalles, and William Stewart, of Idaho, as iii- , corporators and a circular is to bo 1 issued to all monccr cattlemen 1 hultlollolil ha Inou invoutoil unL-lnrr (limn tit I mm miomiIht , I'roilchllliin lintlloil Ituuloi of tho society. Tho membership will bo confined strictly to cut I le mon who havo been engaged in that business in the two Mates prior to 1870. The main object of tho association will be sociabili ty mid oharfty. It is designed to havo a general headquarters in Portland, where members can con gregate and feel at homo. CHICAGO'S UUMinu &HOW. MAM.triirsirrTM will dovoto tlo.ooo U ltd ctluoathinnLoxhlhlt. The ktatc'it en tire nppropri.itlnn la jTS.IKM. 'Ilio kiillan of Zunillmr hax iloclilcJ 1 mitlio nil txteiihlro oxhlluL nml a ru urt for pnce has hoon cuhh-il. I.i:tt:h rtwlrwl hy th litln-Amcrl on n ilopurliucnl of the usprwillon Imll cnt thnt Mrxlcan tvonton will take I proininoiit plnco At tho tvnrht'A fair. Tin: pht'rfraplion of tho country tvnnt u M iar.it- Inilhlintf nt the oo fclllon. Bil.ipti il to n iu:ii;iincont photo-Craphk- oxhlhlt collrctiil from the trim In work I. Tut: inanairor of tho irrcnt nnrnl ox lillilllon at I'lulson, Kni; , hnto con KCIiUtl to Allow tint livol.'l of Nolson'k I klilp. tho Vlotory, to ho trnnsforri'd to 1 tho t oliimlil.ni oxposlllon. TlIK flO.OWJ pslullin: of ("hrkilophor Columhux oxootiliil hy tho fiumiiu Morn In l"l", nml pirt lmol In Iimlou hy Owrlvn I". (luiilhor, has nrrlvwl In Chh-aKo, nml will be tlltplayinl at tlio fair l.ir.iT. V. H. Ktrronn, tr. S. N poo in I com in I w.k tior of thr worlil'i, fair lm IVrti nml Ikttivln, has socuml for tho lttln-Amorionii ilop.irtinonl ! tho uv (fmllluti flvo sainplomif tho rorrmoiilnl ilroiuH'kof tho Jlboro nml Xupnrn In linns. Iilrkn..' Ill r.l "OrlsM A lrttor fnim Clmrlos Dlokcru to Aii?U4 Kletchor, lntoly mailo public, tliu ilrwrlln-N tho paMln of n bin! Im liuirtJilUoil by tho novelist: "lirlp is no moro. Ilo wni only III a ilny. I mint for tho motllonl pnitlomnu (n blnl fnnclor In tho now ro.nl) on tho first npponntlicr of bis Imllsp isitioii. Ilo pmmptly itttomloit nml mliiiinlstorotl onstor oil nml warm gruel. Next tiny tho jKitli'iit wntkoil In n thiiuhtftil iiinnniT tip ami ihiwu tho stabh- tilt tho clock struck twolvo nt msiii. thou stiiK i;orol twice, nxolnlinotl: llnl-lon, old jflrl'-oilhor us n romnnstraiioo with 1 1 In wcuknoM or nil njiostropho to donth, I nm not fctiro which nml oxplrvil." s MIKUIFF'S SALK. ou tho by it Tho state board of cipialixation will do a very foolish, not to say 1 illegal thing if it taxes mortgages at their face value while sheep aro taxed 1.110 a head and other prop- i ci ty, real and personal, at a simi lar rate. When will men learn j that tho laws of Oregon demand i that all kinds of property shall be 1 assessed at a uniform rate! Neither tho state board nor anv 1 other has a right to diseriiiiiuat'e j in rates. Sheep nro to bo laed ! l.t!0 a head uliile good mutton hheop aro worth over $1.00, and tho commonest stock cheep worth Hourly double the amount ustuskcd, ' yet mortgages aro to be taxed at their face to please the dema gogic cry for the taxation of capi. till when every dollar of taxes m levied and ucsmmI has to bo paid by tho debtor olutcs in tho long run. Dalles Chronicle. A ship's winch driven by electricity is now foiiuil on imiiiy steamers pro irlileil willi tlynnmo facilities. i:mON Is of thoopinion that ultimate j y tho house, will Ik both ll(hteit ami .tenloil for sixty cents a year. A IlKCK.sr Invention useil in factories 1 .Miahlok any porwm in nny part of tho factory to slop the main online by slm ,)ly pufchniK nn electric button. Till. IcnilliiK' olectrlcnl jouriinU hat o . iUnniloiii',1 the terms such as "ino i toueork," iiiotlneors," etc., to ilntln i (fiilsh tho electric enr ilrlvors, nml now more sensibly cull them "inotorineu." I l.'l.lictim irv hns Won Indirectly em ployed for luslaiitaucous photography of lare nssemblles. At Diissohlorf re conlly oiht liuinrnse m.t;nolum lauiw wort! iuitliiutnnoouklr Hied by nn elect i lc .'iirrout, unit u plniti";ritph of titer six hundred persons wnkkucccksfiitly imidc. READ AND REMEMBER. still tinex- Concerning his plan to change tho constitution and elect senators by a direct vote of the neoplo Sen ator Mitchell says; "There, is a great unrest in the public mind ou tliis (junction. Popular opinion bus taken hold of the subject and tho demand for a change is as pro nounced us it is imperative. 11 id belief in tho public mind is rapidly gaining that proper deference is not given by tho seiialo of the ; United States to the demands and 1 interests of the people, ami that this is largely due to tho fact that j fionators do liot owo their portions j to tho people who aro permanent, j hut to the legislatures, which are . trunsitoiy. It is quite immaterial as to whether this belief in tho public minds is well founded or othurwihc. It exists, and there is, in my judgment, but one means of removing it, and that is by a ' ehango in tho mode of electing j senators, by which tho qualifioti elector of eaoh statu shall luivo tho right to votu direotly for tliuirl choice for senator." " ' O.Mt-Tl'.Mll of the world Is plorotl. Om.v one man In S0J Is over six feet in height. At tonal one-third of tho earth Ii com posed of oxygon. Tillit:i: pints, if liquid it day IsMilllclcnl for tho ivviT.ii'0 adult. Mow: insect nro In a stnto of maturi ty thirty minutes utter birth. i::ti:tim:n that children are only Miiull editions of older Kuple, nml that they have feelings iiilte as acute. TllCHK ntv estimated to Is) U7.TV0 dentils in the world etery litcnty-four hours, llli.MK) births, or nbout TU etery minute. Hit. Col. i, nil eminent physician of Ceriiiunv. sa)'s that tto should not hate less than nine hours' sleep tthilu tto are under twonty-ouo. (3ATHERED ABROAD. Till! Vatican ooutaliis SOS sttilroasei nml I.HM tlilTorent hhiiiis. '1 iikkk nro 507 ivorl.liouves nml 77 prisons in Kiicuml and U ales. litis is ulttnys falling In some pttrt or other of the llrtlish Islands. Tiii.uk nru now 0J inn us In Unglnml nud WiiIch tti'.h moro than iu.txw m Iml.iUinu. This tower to 1st built nonr London tttll 1mi only sixteen fcot hl(,'hor than tho Inlfcl totter of l'aris. 111. ill in'h Society for the llomoless last year providetl shelter for JlKi.OtKJ moil ami lA.uoo ttouiuii. A Hiovi.nci.m. Ilrltlsli postmaster In trouble. Through n hole In the roof of hU olllco the ruin isiurtid In ouu night nml stuck together worth of posture olniaps. An Indian woman Is Illuminating tho streets of IhilTnio In n garb that puts tho spring Unworn to blush. A yellow hut trlnimoil with pink, it red petticoat, u pink cnllco ilrt'M, a bright green klintvl, white hose ntut n blue parasol nro among some of the more (pilot hues of hor costume. Till: deril never has iiiueli trouble with tho man who Is In love with him self. , o Notico is hereby yivon t tint by vir tue of an fu'ciitiou nml order of Halo iHsuml (ut of the circuit court of tho Stnto of Onem for (iinnt ouuntr upon a judini'iit rouduioil in mini court on tliu Utth day f Novoinber, l.S'JJ . in f..tor of W. S. Soulbtvoitli pl.iinlilT and .i.ti'ist Polly Wilson defendant for the mini of I'tvo liitn dred and iiinulcun nml Ii ty-setun ouu liundredtlnli.'l'.l .ri7) tlollars jvitli interest ilu ioon Jfroni tho said l.'ltli day of Nov. LSI) I and the further sum of T'hirlt -futir m.d foil) -six one bun dredths (till II!) dollars etmts nnd disbursuiiiRiitH nnd accruing cohIn nud costs of Halo, nnd to niedliectcd and deli t eied. I liato levied upon und wi'l soil at public miction to tlio Inchest bidder for cash in hand on Siitiildav tliu '-Mil duv of Jnimarv, 1 S'.) J , nt the court house door in Canton I'ily, Grunt county, .Stale of Oregon, at - o'clock p. in. of mid day nil of tint follotting desenlicd leal juo, ei ty nnd nil the light, titlo nud interest of nni defenilunt Polly Wil- j son theruin, to-tvit: All tlio ground i situntisl on tliu north side of .Main I street of the to r. of Canyon City ami tliu dwelling house thereupon; bound ed on the south hy tliu said Main till cot, ou tlio tvost by thu Phil Mot- Hcliitu lot, on tho cutt liy tvbnt is kuottn nn the Wood A: ('liuroli lot, 1 and ou the north by tho lot owned nud occupied by Itosa Itevioin, all ! lining Miiiu'.u in Cuiiyoii City, (irant county, Oiugon, and btiing the liouto ami lot now occupied liy Polly Wil 1 son iih a duelling house, together with nil nnd singular, the teneiuuiils, licrodilniucutH and tiiipiirtenniicos tlieiotinto belonging or in any win.) appertaining. Tonus of side cash. Witness my lintitl nt Cnnyon Oily, Oregon, thisl'-ind day of Pea., IMU. O. P.'CUKSAP, KhoiilV of (Irant Co., Or. o c u V o a o 11 4) U U, UI a c C3 JZ u u a. CJ u JZ ii c (U u v cu o m J5 s hi Hi 3 - .2 to a . now the l.timin rrtcm crr rteorcri frera tlis Lkl 1 3c tt of I In naiucuut Inciltdcpt olteu llttrilljr iiourtd Into II fur tlio lupotltlfo if lief of Jjrtiinlk, llcr cnmpl..lnt. conttlpa tlun. rlicumttitin kml ethrr kllincnii, ii & mytUrjr. Ilio inlnlil'f duns 1J bail in 11 rlncilt irsrctlr It tlun lliutctutrd by rllt rate. Iftlirr wtior n,blliHH, d;pn tie, cnnttlill or HifuiintK. wnuM olitwr lCtiMtd tr t ftr-flrncn ttt Inrillilt hn htr nunti(ti.j I'tlM llnttclt r'l Htomsctt lllltfM. tli'7 would In trrrrr ln-ln etiUln tli iff illet slit dcmsble lorn rstlomii mc.lli-jiion. TtiU laciinno It k trirtbint arnl kt the imi tlrno a timrnucliljr ista mnrAf, Jrtfd IftA rrs'lklr'r .irrn, snj .vfi,. Is. In oifirnewe f lt basis et (niri -I'lrlH, ioi(rtlrt ka tn.slirinsl s.iiHUlanl ttt lobi iar.il In Ihu Ocry Iim- l Mttrrs tni ttimulsntt rllrn r."rlcj I j Ij tin) dtt,llllkUl,dii'pUa Wiii llotulO. ELKHORN H0TEL.!1891 FALL AND WINTER ANNOUNCEMENT, "To whom it may Concern:" We have at present as has been our motto in the past viz; The Largest, Best and Newest rrJi;!!li!in,,,hMm,',,r,i0,,"i stock of General Merchandise in nn - Canyon City, Or. Jf.J. Chambers, Propr. Thii HiMtAumnt has month U-eti A tpecial feature about this liouno fiiQTlt: l!miTlt.ff All nt "UThlPh TXTA . i j j o. i l ii iji.i.ii.its v i v w ----- w OlIHllOVISI ' . i that no Chiiitwo coots nro in tint kitchen a trial. 11 KOIt SA L1C CIIKAP One il" II P Kngino nnd Boiler, a ft ii ii it ,1 it " .Saw Mill capacity Ho M. " o Stamp .Mill nud Hnttorv. " (irililn Mill capacity oO ton's. " lluiitingtou, capacity 12 tons " Hoisting apparatus, yood to sink 10 feet. A large lot of belting but little tisfd. A large lot Miner's nud lllacksmiths tools but little tited. Iii(uiry Solicited, HA.SC1I1-: A- COMPANY, Ilaker C ity, Oregon. oivo ti,e n.uur,,t j are bound to Sell regardless of cost j'ropriotor. , for the next 60 days. . i You cannot afford to miss this "f HEppSTOFFiCE) TORgl offer, and we trust our numerous i patrons will take advantage of it. A call on us will satisfy your curiosity. CM.VYO.V CITY, OH. L Par risk J'roor, A fine stook of frmli (Juttiilin, Nut-t, TuUioco, .Stutiotiuiy, Hte,, Hto.,jukt rocvivml. (!ive mu n anil. lglSAI.Hl) PROPOSALS. NEW M HOTEL M. Canyon City, Oregon. I'. TIM MS, : I'lioemi.-nut. Hoard jiur day . . " " week. 1.00 fl.00 Mods of thu City Hotel will lie furnicbed in connection ttith this house. Lodging at reasonable rates. Sealed jiroposals will be received by the County Court of (!nint coun ty, State of Oregon, until two o'clock in tho afternoon of Friday, Jan. K, 1.S1C.J, for tho care, lioarii, lodging and washing by the day or by the week, for each iwrson of all the county xxn and such jxtcoiih ns may bo declared county charges up on (irant county, except the two boys known as tho "Hod WillianiH'" Ikivs, for the year commencing on thu lllhdav of .January, IS!) 2 and ending on the 10th day of January, I SIM. The county court reserves the right to reject anv and all bids. Dated tliis 'Jlst day of Dec. 1SU1. Hy order of the county court. (!:. SiinAiii:ii, ska I. Clerk. ViUVH' SVI. DURKHEIMER & BRO. .PRO NT MARA. n WM. WOODS, Proprietor. Burns, Oregon. , Js the plaee to pel ap yorr horses irhen in that plaee, if yon want them well cared fur, a-ell fed and groomed- Passengers and freight eonreied to all parts of the country, hlcgnnt turnouts tarnished at short notice and reasonable rates. TKIUIS C.'ISll. AT- BASCHE & COMPANY'S Baker Cily, Oregon. We pay the freight." Iliwolts ICIeant (Jarjiet Sweepers, liimiitiful Silvur-iiiouutod Carving Sets, llogers' Silvcrwaru iio per cunt less thim fautory prices, Skatos at such pricus that all can huvu them. Pretty Clwks. Xico llaniiij; and Slaud Limps from 50 cents up. K.(iiisito Decorated Ton Pots. Stoves in oudlefcB vanutv from !1.50 up. FA VOU V.S WITH VUVU GUI) CPS. WE GUARANTEE SATISFACTION. gWTW'K IU'V FOK CASHjjr ETYE SICLL CHKAP.jpJf Agricultural -c o o Warehouse. 5 8 I- (Unul, News for the Farmers of Grant County! Frank Hum., ol Portland, Or , nave cslablinbeil an agency at John Day, foe ((id Mtlu of all kinds of Farm Machinery nnd Agricultural Iinple inunts, Hindi iih ngoiic, Caitiages, Ho.ul ('aits, Plotvn, llaiioH, Mowers, Iteaperh, Hakiw, etc., olo A whole cat load to lw delivoroil nt oino. llterything rirst-elas-H ami at tho lotvekt piMHililu rates. l'ln.ibu give mu your trade. I- HAYKS, Agt. Allow ino to say that 1 still liandlo tho White Setting Machine and thu KarhulV Organ. j-lRST ) ATlOHflLflNiQ Ol" IZoppiior, 1 0, A. IIIIKt, KIIAS'K KI.I.LOOn, Pnxiident. Vico-Pui,idiiiit, i (!i:oitoK W. Conskii, Ciuliier. j J. V. IIIIKA, T. A, IIIIKA, I. T. IMUIMlS, ' Diroctom. 1 Trnnsactt u (,'ciicral IIhiiWIhk" Builur.t, Exchange on all Mtrts of the world BOUGHT und SOLD. Collections iiiiido at all ioinU on Itoawiuublii Torms, Moiiuy loaneil at fixiia one to ten our cent. t HaptnnstBll Dart Ec hUCCI'JiSOUH TO lUlPTQXST.'lLi: $ D.4JIT, JOHN DAY, GRANT CO, OREGON. Have now received tho largcU and most complete- itock of nrw goods in Grant County, which they will otfer for lalo at pricei that defy competition THE HEPPNER WAREHOUSE Has been enlarged to accommodate the increasing business. The wools 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 ol the East. Teamsters charges advanced on written orders. Cash advanced on wool in storage. T. E. FELL, Manager. cm Read dJ3 MdverfisEm Do you hike adranlaie ofatood offer When il is placed within your reach? nts? s ore ft f ft! 0 c fit Si fiiin. mt : 11UIU inr Orit "' VODI Dry Coods, Clothing, Pools, Mors, Clares, Mittens, Orer shirts, Cnderwear. Hosiery, Hats, Winter Cans, Cum Hoots, Hlunkcts, (Juilts, Corsets, Ladies and childrens' Shoes, Pubber coals, )'ellow Oiled coals, Paneu Coods. Cutlery, Etc., Etc., lite- (WI,lU4IMK(iHKHlvOIHtiOOM0(HllHtOMOa OCMVOOO-OOO QUOO I When eitiili Bceompnniuii rlio ordtr for any amount from Five Dollauor mom in above liuu ofgooiln we will prepay all .Mail or Suo charges, to uuy stage station in Oram or Ilanu-y countieH, until Juno 15tb, IM1-. f2HT Whou sob! on eiedit no charg es prepaid. o will giiaranttio our Jottcst toiml pnen on EvCfV Article and ngroo to refund the money if gimtlmtro not sntibfuetoi. Hy seiitling to iih, tviiiing plainly, juitt what is t anted, wo cuti select them to your Hulihtuition. Wo h.ito the Ui'esl a s.sort lit (' II t of Oon 6iul .Meiiihaudinu to bo fotiinl in n'jy stole in "Oregon. You can save uioi. ey 111 otoiy lino, (iivo iih a trial onlnr. AVo nolicit j our trade. Older by Mail at once. . lu spd t fill ly. Co hi tV Mcfhrfam!, HEPPNER, OREGON. ww .,w wuugowiWUIillOOIlODflUlll 0 9 Ku:aur to Otartmlt X MulJilrk. HKAI.K11 IS I Canyon Cily GENERAL MERCHANDISE, 1 Oregon. Dry C Constantly on hand a fall assortment of 'loads, Vlathing, Pools ,S- Shoes, Croceries, Ptc, Pic-, at Ji'casonablc 'rices. i). u. ovi:iciioi.t. lnii"oonimiMKiiiooiuiuiiiinoiiiwiio,'oiniM""n""l'"H"'0OJ A. IIAC'IIE. DUALIilt IX General Merchandise. JOHN DAY CITY. T , ...... -?f. ; ? IB- iVi.'. J.i y r.