O regon E ast BURNS, Vol. 1—No. 28. THE HERALD. BURNS ADVERTISEMENTS. H erald . GRANT COUNTY. OREGON, WEDNESDAY, MAY 10, 1888. IM) YOU WANT IKILBH? yeft/s are employed working 10 hours 0 days a week the year round, and, to add to their hopeless misery, the manufacturers' have imported hundreds of thousands of Hunga­ rians from a country which has en­ joyed a protective tariff for centu­ ries, and whose inhabitants are lit­ tle better than slaves) to compete with them. This is what your pro­ tective tariff has done iur you.—Ex. OKEGON NEWS. $2.80 a Year. BURNS ADVERTISEMENTS. Ex-Governor Grover is now on THE TOWN OF BURNS It is no longer any secret that Mr. his way home to Portland, from a GRANT CO. OREGON. Dolph is the candidate of the re- PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY trip to Europe. WILSHIRE & HUDSON. AS IT IS VOICED BY THE HERAUF. ' publican party for re-election to the BY The U. R. government has sent senate. There is no doubt that it Attorneys-at-Law ♦ 11,250 to Corvallis for the agricul­ BUSINESS MEN ABROAD BY LOOKING OVER ITS COLUMNS WILL SEE THAT D. L GRACE, is he and his backers and pushers Burns contains tural station there. P ublisher and P roprietor . 1 newspaper; ‘¿hotels: 8 saloons: 1 undertaker; 1 meat market; 2 lawyers; 8 physicians: 1 who are causing enconiuniB upon LAKEVIEW AND BURNS, OR. The April run of salmon is said surveyor; 1 land agent; 1 drugstore; 1 jeweler; 1 blacksmith; *2 livery stable«: 2 general mer­ his great talents and services to be chandise stores; 1 hardware store; 1 saw-mill; 1 carpenter; 1 saddle & harness shop. Also, This firm practices in the courts of the State, to have been better than it has been 1 Odd Fellows lodge; 1 reading room; 1 school; 1 church organization. and before the U. 8. Land Office. Any Land published throughout the state. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: Office or other business entrusted to them will Mail a copy of T he H erald to friends in the East. Advertise your town. -W1 for years. receive prompt attention. One Year •».<» -4— The re-election of Dolph means Hix Months ................................................ LnO WOLAND OASES SOLICITED, l-y ii\ ? corpora- O no ! Hermann ifu ’ t a corpora ­ Three Months ............................................. .?•» The acreage for corn is said to be the complete subordination of the Gue Year (iu advance) ....... -2.50 interests of the people of the state, tion tool, but he was dected by the increasing every year in the Wil­ and particularly of Eastern Oregon, use of Joe Sinton’s mopey, and cor- lamette valley. ATTORNEY. HERALD CLUB LIST: to the paramount interests, to his porationists like Simon don’t put up The Railroad hotel at Ontario has t 15.75 GEO. 8. SIZEMORE - - B urns , O r . Herald and The Century, one year 4.75 view, of the corporations, the capi­ money to elect a man unless they again changed hands, O. W. Scott Herald and St. Nicholas, Criminal law a specialty. • 3.75 Herald and Demorest Magazine, one year 3.75 talists, and Portland. That he was can handle him. Joe is too smart having taken charge. CHAS. E. BOSWELL Herald and Peterson Magazine “ VALE, OREGON. 8.75 j1 and would be a mere servantTrf th'e ♦"■buy a p’g iw O«hooo John M. Gearin ami Gov. Pen- J. C. PARKER, BURNS, AGENT. T- V. B. EMBREE, M. D. I railroads and money power, was Review. Office at his residence on the east sjde of Sil­ noyer are speaking to large and en ­ known when he was elected before, vios River, ten miles below Burns. 1-ly A n exchange has selected from ADVERTISING RATES as well as it is known now; yet we among the many candidates the thusiastic audiences at various «PACK 1 wk 2 wk 1 mo S mo 6 mo 1 yr. ! have some hope that the republi­ name of the next republican presi­ points in the state. 1 inch (1 60 12 50 >5 oo (H 00 <11 00 |15 00 12 00 | (« 28 00 PHYSICIAN & SURGEON y 3 00 4 00 6 8 50 Leaves VALE on Mondays and Thursdays at 4:30, a. m. The case of G. W. Hunt vs. the 00 15.00 •24 OU 40 00 cans in the next legislature, who dential nominee: 8 50 5.00 4 50 6.00 10 oo 20 00 32 00 •>o 00 Dr. S. B. McPheeters Arrives at BURNS on Tuesdays and Fridays at 6 p. m. SHERIDAN 54 00 48 0O ‘ 2 8 00 Oregon Pacific railroad has lx>cn hail from Eastern Orgon, ifi any 6 00 9.00 15 00 GRESHAM 1*2 00 16 00 28.00 48.00 80 OU 120 00 Graduate of Iowa State University, respect­ I Leaves BURNS on Mondays and Thursdays at 4:30 a. m. transferred to the U. S. district 20 00 30 00 40 00 60 00 110 ou 140 00 fully otters his professional services to the citi­ such there be, will no longer meek­ TAFT zens irf Burns and surrounding country. Calls DEPEW Arrives at VALE on Tuesdays and Fridays at 6 p. m court. ly and blindly follow the dictation answered at all hours. BLAINE Office at W. E. Grace’s Drug Store. 1-ly PROTECTION. i of the Portland bosses, and thus fl^LIbenil réduction to «Il >e*rly «dver The new chief justice of the tisers. Call at Office, or write to Publisher. leave the people of Eastern Oregon The Malheur and Harney Lakes. United States, says the East Orego­ Cuts charged extra, according to space; gSF'Close connection at VALE with stage for ONTARIO. 1-ly not only without representation, The West Shore, in an article nian, has a brother living in Seatie, none but metal base admitted. J. G. Welch, M. D. but with an enemy in the United entitled “The Lakes of Oregon,” doing business as a merchant. ffiffi^As we stereotype all our advertisements airchanges after 1st four publications, fl each. Offers his professional services to the citizens : gives the following description of of Burns and vicinity. Office at residence 8. of I States senate. Portland’s railroad bridge across ggg* Advertising in local columns, 10c a line. T he H erald Building. l-y Why was nothing done—or next Malheur and Harney lakes: the Willamette is nearing comple­ MMffi»Marriage, birth, and death announce­ to nothing—last year on the Cas­ “Malheur and Harney lakes were ments free. Such items solicited as news. 1 tion, and the draw will lx‘ finished cade locks? The blame was laid on separate bodies of water-until a few gg g Liberal rates offered to religious, social, Practical Surveyor and educational bodies. engineer Parker, and soon after he i years ago. They were only divided in two weeks.—West Side. P roprietor A. L. CONNOR The Columbia river lias risen was promoted to the superintenden- by a narrow bar of gravel, which, Any and all kinds of surveying done on short notice and reasonable terms, Settlers ! cy of West Point. Dolph is yet, in 1887, was broken through by the quite rapidly at The Dalles during JOB WORK. wishing to be located, can have platB furnished 1-ly | and all through his term has been, waves, and the lakes became united. the past few warm days, and the Every style of Job Work executed with neat­ free of charge. ness and dispatch, and at reusvnal'le rates: practically, the attorney of the Or- The valley in which they lie is near fish wheels on the beach are now Pamphlets, Posters, Circulars, Letter Heads, 1 egon Railway and Navigation corn- the middle of Grant county, and is nfloat.—Catholic Sentinel. Bill Heads, Envelopes, Cards, 'Hekets, Note Heads, Statements, Carpenter and Plumber i pany; and as such we fully believe, generally spoken of as the Harney Mayor John Gates, of Portland, Dodgeis, Etc. Memoranda, Invitations, and all the circumstances justify us valley. In a former period, of died on April 30th, aged GO years. ffij^^Our Office material. Job Stock, Stereo- W. A. RODIFER. Vplnk Outfit, Ac., are all new. The mechani­ Orders for Painting, also, will be skillfully ' in believing that the work on the which I have spoken, it was entire­ cal departmeut is in charge of printers bred to He left an estate valued at $70,00). the business, which is an assurance that orders and promptly filled. locks was not prosecuted because ly covered with water. The ancient Van B. Delashmutt was elected to will be correctly filled. j Dolph and the Portland ring of re­ lake was over 1000 square miles in fill out his unexpired term. T h « H erald is kept regularly on file for re­ A New Stock of Fine Goods. ference, in the Geo. P. Rowell New«j»a]»er Ad­ publican boodlcrs and capitalists extent, and had an outlet into the vertising Bureau, 10 Spruce it.. New Y ork. Livery and Feed Stable, did The “ Three Sisters, ” a steamer not wish to sec any progress in Snake river. The modern lake on­ OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. that direction. So when the farm­ ly covers about 150 square miles, belonging to the Oregon Pacific, P roprietor , i W. C. BYRD ers of Eastern Oregon and Wash- and its waters do not overflow. It i took fire from some unknown cause the 17th ult., but the blaze was soon KATlOltAL: may rest assured that an orderly, well-kept house will be maintained, and no 1 A CASH BUSINESS AT BED ington were asking relief from the is shallow and brackish. As this extinguished. The damage was: Patrons Grover Cleveland wrong-doing tolerated; and the quality of the Goods unsuipassed by any other respecta­ President................... oppressions of this company, Dolph ..Vancancy Vice-President. lake lies in a comparatively level ROCK PRICES. ble business in our line. 1-ly . Thos. F. Bayard Secretary of State was there counseling with his broth­ region, it has not the picturesque ♦75. . . .Chas. 8. Fairchild Secretary of Treasury W.T. Vilas Secretary of Ulterior The Albany State Rights Demo- j Wm. C, Endicott Is our motto. Good Buggy Teams, and Nice er attorneys, as to the best means surroundings of the other lakes of Secretary of War W. C. Whitney Saddle Horses Furnished ut Rvanonnblr C-hMwet» Secretary of Navy erat. rwnarKB: 1 here is a general in­ of preventing any re of rnfc 1 » Oregon, Oregon." Don M. Dlckinaon and Particular Attention paid to the Boarding Postmaster General A. H. Garland and Groomingof Transient Stock. Hay A Grain Attorney General quiry about when the Oregon Pa­ by the commission. on hand. Easter Monday In Washington. cific will start up. Depend on it, Is this the sort of a man republi­ BTATK—OBKC.OS : Easter Monday, or “egg-rolling it will start up. It is sure to be I (J. N. Dolph, (R) NEAR BURNS, OREGON. cans of Eastern Oregon wish to keep ! U. 8. Senators j J. II. Mitchell,(R) ... Binger Hermann, (R) BLACKSMITH. Congressman in the senate 6 years longer? Yet j day,” as it known to the children built, and never let that idea get ■ Sylvester Ren noyer, (D) of Washington, is looked forward to out of your head. Governor .......... .......Geo. W. McBride, (R) P roprietors . whether you like it or not, he is Secretary of State SAYER ) Clerk ............... and talk favorably; if you have any . to the children upon Easter Mon­ town. E. H all , (H) Promptly executed. The building lias been en­ Treasurer The Corvallis Gazette says that | I T. A. M c K innon , (D) larged and improved and is prepared to turn property, improve it; paint your day, but for some reason it was de­ Commissioners $ T. H. M kadok , (D) out all kinds of blacksmithing on short notice and in the best style. Terms: Cash. 1-ly houses; clean up your back yards; cided two or three years since to the growth of the Presbyterian J. H. N «AL, (R) BUrveyor .......... A. C. D ore , (D) Bherid --- j make your surroundings pleasant, throw open the White Hcuse church in Oregon during the past M. D. C ameron , (D; Assessor H. F. D odson , (D) School Superintendent . ten years has been remarkable. i and you will feel better and your grounds instead. FRENCH J.C. LUCE, (R) Stock Inspector And all kinds of surface lumber thoroughly seasoned for building purposes and at I property will be worth more dol- This year the children were for­ The presbytery that met at Albany LAKEVIEW U. B. LAND OFFICE: REDUCED PRICES. ........ A. F. S nkllino , (D) Register, in April was largely attended, a ' lars in the market. — Itemizers. tunate enough to have a elear and W. M. T ownsend , (D) Receiver, ............... ! I number of new churches added to B usiness has been steadily pros- pleasant Easter Mbnday, and early ’ the roll and several new ministers U. S. MAILS. in the day the crowds commenced i t ' fiering since the inauguration of a M rs . L. RACINE - P roprietress . to appear from every section of the ■joined the presbytery. burns — valk : New Machinery : democratic national administration Arrives Tuesdays anff Fridays at 6p m. A limited number of guests can Recure the city. They came in carriages, in Jesse Applegate, the “Sage of I Leaves Mondays and Thursdays at 4:30 a m. most comfortable lodging rooms in the town at and democratic reform methods in l-y N. B. A Good road all the way. this house. BURNS—CAM YOM CITY: Here is the proof of it: In dainty little frocks and accom­ Yoncalla,” died quite suddenly | The Tables always Supplied with all the Eat­ 1885. Arrives Tuesdays and Fridays at 4 p m. ables the market affords, 1-ly panied by nurse maids in white at Drain, Douglas county, April Leaves Wednesdays and Saturdays at 4 a m. 1884 the number of business fail­ BURNS— PRINEVILLE : ures in the country was 11,620; in caps, they came in street cars and I 30th, aged 78 years, lie was born Arrives Thursdays at 4 a m. SADDLE AND HARNESS SHOP. 1885 it was 11,116; in 1886 it was on foot, until the grounds surround­ in Kentucky; emigrated to Missouri Leaves Thursdays at 6 a m. Livery & Feed Stable 10,568, and in 1887 it was 9,940. ing the executive mansion were and married there; in 1843, he BURNS— LAKEVIEW : P roprietor . Arrives Wednesdays at 9 pm. The business failures for last year fairly swarming with children of came to Oregon, where he soon be­ J. C. WELCOME Leaves Thursdays at 6 a m. PROPRIETORS A Full Stock ol J. C. PARKER, Postmaster. were thus almost 2,000 less than every color and all possible descrip­ came quite prominent. In 1846, POWELL & SUMMERVILLE. they were during the year immedi- ( tions. All social barriers were sev­ , he discovered and pioneered the SOCIETIES. Burns, Oregon. ately preceding the inauguration of ered and all met upon a truly dem- | southern route into Oregon by way The dainty little 1 of the Klamath country, Rogue riv-' ggg“ Good Accommodations at fteasonsble President Cleveland, yet the num­ ’ ocratic equality. HARNEY LODGE. NO. 77. I. O. O. F. Rates. 7-1 y Always Kept on hand. Being a Saddler by Trade 1« able and ready to wont itup tot from the west end eould lie seen er valley, the Canyon and the Uni[>- ‘ Meet« at Odd Fellow« Hall, every Saturday at ber of business firms has increased j 7»p m. M L. FENWICK. N. O. -------------- WITH NEATNESS AND DESPATCH-------------- rolling her eggs down tlic terraces qua. In 1857, he was a rnemlier of C mab . G unther . Bect’y. over lOp.OOO during that time, j Also, a full line of Saddles—the celebrated Stag saddle tree and White The old republican war-cry, “The to the little black Arab whose clay- I the state constitutional convention,) Meat Market. EDUCATIONAL. River saddle tree; Spurs—silver inlaid; Whips; Bridles; Harness, etc. stained clothes were suggestive of and drafted the plan for the pro ­ democrats will ruin the business of ON A CASH BASIS. Satisfaction guaranteed for Cash at reasonable pri-es. FJ^T’Mr. Wel­ A METHODIST CHURCH the country” will never be heard the alley. All were happy together. visional government of the terri­ F. J. WELLS, ------- P roprietor . come is, also, When the President came down tory. Organization exists in Bums, and a com­ 1« prepared to furnish all kind« of freak again. Lower taxes and business modious house is in course of erection. AN AUCTIONEER, meats, sausage, etc. Leave your order. stairs to hold his public reception From the Lake County Examiner. prosperity go hand in hand.—Ex. We want and need a railroad. , at mid-day, he found that the chil­ And will attend all such demands. THE BURNS 8CHOOL M rs . C leveland has the reputa­ dren had invaded the east room in 20-tf H. Schmink is »gent for Henley’s In Town-Hall in Burns. W-A-T-C-H-M-A-K- ’ E-R tion of being an Exceptionally good such numbers as to fill every avail­ Monarch Fence Machine. la a large, white building, conveniently ar­ -AMO- ranged for the accommodation of both sexes i housekeeper, and it is told that in able nook and corner, and as each Le out of town limits Mrs. Canfield, teacher. Jeweler. Willow Ranch flour is I selling at CHAS. SAMPSON - - B urns . O r . the privacy of her life at Oak View had brought with Idin a supply of ♦3.25 per 1000 lbs in thousand she will sometimes don a big white hard ’toiled eggs which in some un­ A NEWSPAPER apron, and, with feather-duster in accountable way he managed to pound lots or more. Carefully edited and conducted in the interest congkkshional m « wh . P rineville , O regon C. A. GILBERT, of all Is ewtablished in Burns, and circulates in hand, go over the house, putting accidentally drop upon the floor or CITY HOTEL. every part of Harney Valley—T he E ast orb - gow H erald . the finishing touches to the already The River and Harbor bill passed B. F. LLOYD------- P roprietor . i break upon the furniture, the ap- Thia Hotel lately furnished, offers special in well-dusted comers. She invades pearance of the room at the clone of ' the house May Sth, by a vote of 161 dneements in aecmnmodatton to the traveling agent for public, whose patronage is solicited. her kitchen when she thinks it this nover reception can 1« better to 60. READING ROOM. Table furnished with the best the mar necessary, and some of her ad ­ A deck ha« been fitted up In T he H erald keT affords. l-iy imagined than dwribed. The The Chinese Treaty was ratified office, where all the leading periodica!« raaca mirers even go so far as to say if President, however, took in all by the senate May Sth. Mitchel) zinee, weeklies, and Oregon newspapers. are placed at the di«p>ieal of all JoTer» of good liter worse came to worse she could make good naturedly, and had a pleasant opposed it. atnre. A medial Invitation extended. i STATE INSURANCE CO. a pot of coffee or hake a pie fit for word for all. It was decided to give 20 days to W. E. GRACE - - A gent —a president.— Ex. A laska is calling for a territorial the tariff debate. B urns , O regon . Or the 61.*«|0,(MJ0 people in the form of government. The ISO,000,000 Pension Bill has PIANO, ORGAN, & SEWING-MACHINE The satisfactory manner in which the Mate i United States, 6,000,000 are em­ passed the house. Insurance ( ompany, of Hale tn, < >reg<>n. baa eon T he Cascade tunnel on the M. P. ducted its tmalnesa. and paid Its kwm-s. la proven ployed in the protected industries. hv the fart that for the ps«t four jeers IT HAM --Hohl on Th« senate appropriated ♦50.000 It is RBCUVKD NoRK FKEMICMH. INJURED I And in these industries nine-tenths railroad is nearly complete. MORE H<»ME?*, and different pn>j*r1ira. IMBU­ to erect a public building in Boul ­ 9900 feet long, and cost 92.000.000. I of the strikes occur, the lowest ED M ore PoLKTEF.aad FA ID MORE In Oregon and M sshintton Territory than any M O N T H I. Y der Citv. Col. wage« are paid children of tender and will »oon be in use. other company. From East Oregonian: w. . A. WILSHIRE, Lakeview, Or. 1. SAT HUDSON. I Burns, Or. a JOB WORK. Mi V