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About East Oregon herald. (Burns, Grant County, Or.) 1887-1896 | View Entire Issue (June 20, 1888)
THE HERALD. Spcrch of "Sunset" Cvx. LAKEVIEW ADVERTISEMENTS had started down, and the woman called after me, “The doors onlv Mr. Cox, of New York, said he open from the elevator, ma’am.” THE TOWN OF LAKEVIEW The Old Hymn. would be willing to reduce taxation W hen I glanced at my compan in almost any way. It would be Lake Co., Oregon. BY MRS. OKOBUK AW'HlfiALt), ion's face, after this appeal to the found that in order to get *50,000,- AS IT IS VOICED BY ITS LOCAL NEWSPAPER 4 THE HERALD. Today, with a quiet heart, I heard The prayer, the anthem and the psalm, servant, I saw it had undergone a | 000 into the treasury, the country TREES. TREE8. BUSINESS MEN abroad sec that LAKEVIEW, Lake co., Or., contain*: 1 newspaper; 2 hotel*; And gently on my spirits fell change. Instead of the bright, be now paid at least $300,000,000. He grocer: 2 saloons; 1 brewery; 1 undertaker; 2 laundries; 1 furniture store; 1 shoe shop; 1 ineat The sweetnas« of the Sabbath culm, i market; 4 lawyer*: .3 physician*: I surveyor; 1 land agent; 1 dentist; 1 drugstore; 1 Jeweler; 2 nignant expression, and cheerful would not call the protection sys Till, at the reading of the hymn, blacksmith*; 2 harness shops; 1 livery stable: 1 bakery; 3 general merchandise store*; 1 bath smile, there was a dark, angry tem robliery or burglary; he would ^Vith sudder; teurs my eyes were dim. houae: 1 milliner shop; 1 real estate agent; 1 saw-mill. Also, 2 Masonic lodges: 1 Good Tern SHRUBS SHRUBS. scow], and his eyes flashed forth use some smooth word, like the gen plar lodge; 3 Odd Fellows* lodges; 1 United Working Men’s lodge. That old hymn! Its *ncre<| lines Had fallen on my childish ei>rs; such wrathful glances that 1 felt tleman from Ohio, (Butterworth), Mv life turned b$< k, unhindered by ' they would burn if they did as their who said that custom duties were The stretch of intervening years. FRUITS.- owner wished. A chill crept over not a tax but a trade regulation. Near me my little daughter smiled, And yet I was again a child. me as I asked myself the question: [Laughter.] He remembered read HARDWARE AND CROCKERY Outside, the winds were fierce and rough. ‘’Can this man be sane?” ing about a Catholic priest who met The winter’s .chill yas in the air; “Madamc,” he said fiercely, “you with a robber who carried neither But I could hear the bonny birds, have grossly trespassed on my for- knife nor pistol in his hands, but And humming insects every where. And feel, in spjte of Jrpst and snqw. , bcarance. I would have served vou said totheprjest: “Venerable elder ORNAMENTAL. A summer freeze from long ago. like a slave; am] see what a return brother, it is cold in the mountains, To find the ¡dace I took the book, you make!” lend me your coat. Venerable el And held it in a woman’s hand, With every word he uttered his der brother, I am tired of walking, While all my soul was moved with thrills No other soul could understand ; passion grew hotter and hotter In- lend me your horse.” That was a H. SCHMINCK LAKEVIEW, OREGON. And quite unseen, with love divine, stantly I saw I must try pacific trade regulation. [Laughter.] My mother’s finger’s folded mine. Great Britain used to be one of MOST BEAUTIFUL. measures; and with a calmness I And not because the mu le rose the highly protected countries, and was far from feeling, I said: Exultingly, 1 held my breath, Lest I should lose its sweet delight “Sir, I did not mean to be un was forced to abandon her extreme Upon her lips the hush of death WIIAT IS HOME grateful; ingratitude is something I protective policy only when the For years had lain!—and yet I heard —MANUFACTURER OF TINWARE.— My mother’s voice in every word. despise. Let me thank you a thou country was brought to the verge of bankruptcy, starvation and revolu sand times for your desire to serve Full well I know the dead are dead, tion. Her protectionists, a/ early Yet sometimes at a look or tone, me.” Farmers need not incur the expense and delay of sending off for I With short relentjng, will the past, as 1842, made the same arguments The scowl, the anger vanished as One moment give us back pur own; Agricultural Implements, as this House keeps a full stock at Fair ■ as those made in this house by the SHADE TREES ? soon as they had appeared. Here* p, liappy pain ! Too quickly done— Prices. Citizens will find here as complete a line of Hardware and protectionists. They predicted that As swiftly ended as begun. i plied: Crockery as in any other establishment in this section of countrf the reduction of the British tariff I “Madame, don’t mention it. 1 A MAD KllfE f^TINWARE OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS MADE TO ORDER. CALL AND SEE GOODS. , felt that your ingratitude was not would shake the social relations of sv riri camll . premeditated. It was merely the the country to their very founda Do you ask me the cause of that j result of—of—of—well, perhaps of tions, subvert the whole system of society, lower wages, throw great single lock of white hair over my indigestion.” quantities of land out of cultivation, I right temple? Well, I will tell you I wanted to smile at this sug now, though for a year after the gestion, but I felt that it would lie render it impossible for the govern-1 IS THE OLD'EST, LARGEST, & MOST RELIABLE NURSERY event occurred which caused it, I dangerous, so I heaved a deep sigh merit to raise taxes, and reduce the GROWING STOCK FOR THE WEST. would not mention the subject un and tried to look as sad as I could. laborer to a lower scale in life. Nothing of the kind happened. der any consideration. Watching my every expression, One bright autumn afternoon, I this sadness made him implore me Among other predictions were those 2Ä Miles South of Lakeview. dressed myself with unusual care to tell him what he could do for me. of Disraeli and other tories that the to make a call on a Mrs. Mark Del "Stop on the ground floor,” I ship building of Great Britain would A. SNIDER IN ACTUAL CULTIVATION, WITH A CAPITAL OF L akeview , O regon . iver, whoso husband was in close quickly—perhaps too quickly for vanish, but never in all history has there been seen such a stupendous $200,000 business relations with mine. I my object—demanded. PAYS HIGHEST MARKET PRICE FOR GRAIN. result as that which followed the GUARANTY OF FAIR-DEALING WITH ITS PATRONS. A went to the hotel where she was We had arriyed at the third floor, Thl. MUI I. In nne condition for turning out Superior Work I. In charge of a Flrrt clu. Miller staying, and on scmling up my card and the door not closing tightly on repeal of restrictions on her ships. was told the lady was not feeling our ascent, the elevator man stood Her shipping rose from 3,400,000 GUARANTEE OUR FLOUR, very well, but would like to see me with it opened, ready to spring in. tons in 1848 to over 8,000,000 tons in 1883, and is still rising, while we if 1 would come to her room. With the nimbleness of a cat, my THEN BUY OF THIS HOUSE .APPLES PEARS The Highest Price« will be paid for Wheat. Highest Rate&wlll be paid in exchange for “Show t|,e laily to 350, sixth big companion dealt him such a re have lost all of our foreign shipping. PEACHES, PLUMS, QUINCES,.CHERRIES, PLANTS IF BLAIXK DON'T ltl'N. floor,” said the man in waiting, with sounding blow that he toppled over APRICOTS, NECTARINES. .FLOWERS, BERRIES. OATS, WHEAT, AND BARLEY. GRAPES, NUTS, &C,. EACH BEST OF ITS .KIND... (he papal (Iqurjsh to the man in the against the opposite wall of the cor John Sherman is the statesman I plevator. •C all and 8 k « fob Y ovbhlvv B«ro»« T badino E libwhibe . That Ohio wants to toot, ridor, his head banging with a I found a gentleman already in crash. As the Presidential winner On the ’8M route; the uleyatqr, and, whjle waiting to And John is mighty willing, “ Matlame, ” he said triumphant pec if no one else cured to be taken For he likes that kind of fun; pp, I had a good look at him. He I ly, “you will perceive I am a good And he’ll grab it in a hurry, too— If was a large, finely proportioned hand at cracking cocoa-nuts.” And Blaine EVERGREENS, man, with a singularly attractive he began to tell me the most ludi- Don’t ' crons tale of the number and size face. He did nqt seeip inclined to | Kun! ARBOR VIT.E, be seated, but walked froip the ele of the human fruit he had broken. There’s Allison and Harrison, Interrupting him, I said, "Here vator into the hall and back, and I The darlings of two States, Of Iowa and Hoosierdom, then from one side to another (for is the ground floor.” But each one hesitates; It was a dangerous interruption. The Finest To Be Found in the Lower Market it was a large, square, very showily He’s wailing and he’s willing For a minute his face was darkened furnished apartment) apparently [ To shoot the party gun, But he’ll only pull the trigger, sir, desirous of examining the workman with an angry frown, and I did not .JUNIPERS, SPRUCE P. LANE LAKEVIEW, OREGON. If ship. lie entered intp conversation know but that my turn had come Blaine for having my cocoa-nut cracked. BEST BRANDS OF LIQUORS & CIGARS ALWAYS ON HAND. with the man in charge, asking him RIIODODENRONS Don’t Kun! questions about the machinery and But l e exhibited his resentment by ORNAMENTAL: management; and before we reached saying snappishly: There’s Evarts and there’s Gresham, There is Cullom and Depew, “Ground floor! Of course this is the third floqr they were excellent Each otie a willing patriot friends. The elevator man imparted the ground floor. Where else would To see the party through, Two First-Class Billiard Tables his entire stock of information as you expect to find it? On the top of And do such deeds of daring ASH, ELDER, As no other man has clone, to the running of his ear, and had the house?" But only, fellow-citizens, BIRCH. LINDEN, been delightetl at the impression \\ hen the elevator reached the If this knowledge seemed to piake on bottom, the new machinist exhib Blaine THE HOPKINS HOUSE.. CHESTNUT, CYPRESS, Don’t the stranger. ited the same skill in starting it up Kun! At the third flpor we stopped, the again ns he had at the other eml of RED-BUD, TULIP, AC. elevator man evidently oxpeeling the line. By this time the different There is Stanford and there’s Ingalls, M. D. HOPKINS, P roprietor . The rich man and the poor, wmo one. Ilcstep|>ed into t!|c hall floors had more or less people They are waiting on the threshold, WEEPING WILLOWS when like a flash the doqr shut to watching for our approach. The They are knocking at the door; and the car started up. The gen I car was made to run at the top of Each one is recoin mended, Each is a “favorite son,” tleman turned tq me with the calm its speed. In spite of that, I heard They can only be pursuaded to, Thi. Hotel I. new (H oom , Room., and Forniture) and offer, courteou. .ervlce to every Goret est, most benignant smile. one man ask, as we shot by a land- If “Madame,” he said, “1 knew you | ¡'ig: Blaine Don’t would much prefer to be served by “Is that the man you are after?” Kun! n gentleman qf quality tl|an by that And the answer made my hair rise, IN CONNECTION WITH THE HOUSE. Ochoco Review: plown. Where can I leave you?" i "Yes. he got out of the mad ward—” selections in time for ----- Send .... for ---------- a Catalogue, ------------------ and make your ----------------------------- A practical mill man named the fall delivery, if you want to plant none but the Best, and “Stop fqr the elevator man, I im and the rest of the sentence «vas lost that is always the Cheapest. ThiR spring, alone, more than a plore you,” I cried; “you do not un t«i me. So here I was, caged up Noel, from California, is about to derstand managing the machinery.” with a strauger flying up ami down erect a $12,(XM) Hour mill at Dallas, “Indeed, madamc, you injure my between the tins! and tenth stories on the site of the old mill that SADDLE AND HARNESS MAKER feelings very much. Just as though of the hotel at the maddest of all burned down there in 1883. The citizens have raised for Mr. Noel a I had not manipulated the elevator mad rates. C. C. MALTBY L akeview , O r . subsidy that in cash, water, etc [Concluded next week.] for his Highness the Shah of Persia, amounts to about $2,000. as well ns for the Enqx'ror and Em Itailroari rrospprli. press of China, and the Great Mo On the 2d, at about 4 p. m., oc The Willamette valley papera curred another waterspout at gul of India!” “Flense leave me nt the sixth say work will soon lx> commenced Mitchell, scarcely less in magni floor,” I nnswered meekly, too much on the extension of the Oregon Pa tude than the one that visited that Harnern. Saddle., Bridle., Spur., L.t!..,., W hip,, cinch«. Chaperajo., None but th. disconcerted to reflect there were cific and will be kept up duringthe place four years ago. The damage Several companies of done was prolmbly about equal to only one-story buildings in any of summer. the country's lie had enumerated. engineer« arc at work in the Cas that done four years ago, washing Be«t of California Leather inert. Satiafaetion Guaranteed. "Certainly, you shall be left nt cades re-locating the line of the away fences, tenring out crops in PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES. th«' sixteenth floor,” he replied, as road, ami the actions of the Oregon placet ami depositing debris over we passed the door where I fhin Pacific indicate that they intend at them in others, making a wild some future time to build a road ' scene of havoc ami ruin all along would have entered. “I said ‘sixth* floor,” I rejoined over the Cascades and across East the creek for a distance of twenty ern Oregon, but when thia is to be I i miles. with some asperity, General Blacksmith and Wagon Maker “O, pardon me, oyer fairest if nqt done, there is no telling. This N early 101* representatives of dearest. You do not mind if I wait country is anxiously awaiting fur IL R SCHLÄGEL L akeview , O regon . colored democrats, from more than until the return trip before leaving ther development in the matter, as a dozen stale’, but chiefly from the building of a railroad which you ?” Something was not right with the will bring ua into direct communi the North, held a meeting in St Louis June '¡th. and organized a man, that was certain. He was ail- cation with the outside world is one Negro National Democratic League , _ lv, sentimental, light-headed: and of the necessities we cannot much ,««><>14 -wT. rie.was also vigilant and on the longer do without and prosper Resolutions were adopted endorsing the administration of President re »a ,■ lUert He would not let me come Nothing is now expected from the Cleveland, anti the league adjourned near the door or the operating cable. O. R A N. Co. in the way of build s-B U G G I E S, W A G O N 8, ET C.,-> io meet next in Chicago. ing a road from the Columbia into .e'.’Xli iWtfcw’>nt ,il1 *** »*•< I"'d the ■htp-- L in h«»pes he would not this section, that company having »»W l*»«Are the machine down made no move toward viewing out ,.aW f><«( A 1.1. WORK WA RR A N T E D. 'i*tajh.‘arx’l ’f raffed to a passing do- a prospective line, so the O. T. is •. hi M I mi » Cal) at this Office and order, or address the following-named about our only hop«' for railroad T he Oregon legislature will for me, be ■ ■■•Id1 GEO. W CRANE. Box 1216, Bloomington tile, a Trial re -eel., » BeiWeiag A Ir,.«, G.r.Smiib work. I. cnneetio. with the *®p qviebiv diut M wfia no use, we communication.—Ochoco Review two-thirds republican The Bloomington.” WILLOW RANCH FLOURING MILL 000,000 Acres F ine W ines , L iquors & C igars . • J/ .•»' t I