MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
IforeCapt. Harris, and they were i
EASTERN ADVERTISEMENT»,
GARDEN VEGETABLES
produced in the Harney country
:! ordered out of the Park, mighty sic
—
! are large, finely flavored, abundant,
ÍHEAPEH WHISKY AND DBAREH i; transit for the g. rn.
CLOTHS*.
Some
of
it#
Naturul
Advautageh--Wa­ and easily rftsed. We will on ap-
The plebians were sorry for the
ter,
Soil,
Climate,
and
Prociuc-
Cheaper wl isky and dearer clothes!
j plication give the addresses of sev­
tionN—Thousand* of
: great men. We were sorry they
That’s the way the platform goes,
Acre» Open for
eral gardeners here, who will an­
got caught, but we were glad they
Of the ucw-fungled republican party!
Set turnout.
swer in detail all inquiries on that
soaped the geyser, Because it kept I
Dearer blanket«, shirts and cups.
CHEAP HOMES.
Dearer dresses, coats and wraps,
itself on exhibition twice a day, af-
subject; the white, or Irish potato
AiUirn four Home., your Town lot.,
Dearer stockings, yarns and-socks,
is grown with little cultivation, and
ter the soaping, so long as wc
Your Ranches, Yuiir Farms, your
Dearer hinges, nails and lacks,
Place«, with trees and shrubbery
Thouaanti» of Families can Secure Val­ j is superior to that grown in Ohio, |
stayed, It isn’t often that a crowd
suited to the climate of East
uable Homes iu thia Great Val­
Dearer leuther, boots and shoes,
t
Oregon. Aud buy only
ley nt a Mera Nominal Coat.
Dearer coffins and dearer screws,
! Illinois, Missouri, Tennessee, or |
of plain untitled voting machines
from a known
Ken! Estate will In­
crease Ten-fold
But cheaper whisky, cigars and beer,
i Kansas,
know --------
as re- I
------- , we ... personally
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can
have
a
committee
of
great
men
in 5 Years.
That’s the platform—isn’t it queer?—
i gards size, “mealiness,” and flavor. I
to touch off geysers for them.
Of the new-fangled republican purty!
A Railroad, County Scat, and Izand- I------------------ SMALL FRUITS
j
Hereafter
I
shall
never
travel
LMtve unprotected hay and corn,
Office.
I
’
‘ ’
_. such as strawberries, currants, i
j without taking a railroad president
But tex the plow and dinner-horn!
Responsible House.
Let farmers sell as best they cun.
; along with me to get into trouble Visit the Herald Office to See Samples 1 blaCkberticS, gOOSebCH’icS, grapCS,
But when they buy, tax every man—
oil reducts.
etc., will, from wliat evidence we
! for me.
Don
’t tell me a railroad j i [The
Except on whisky, cigars and wine,
, —
#
1 U - I two
n O ill
IgL LU
11 li Hl B ul
of T
I H
he
11 II
H — erald
tt. t.u toil-
con- | .
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r
. the
u.. large
TV
----- editions
<r-n
-- .J advertiMmeut
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- beii
- -- ; horn imi.li nhln
president isn t good for something!, tafainr
Harn«v
valley
g ; nave been able to ™
»j’.Thcr 4 the r, »->naf
past
For that's the platform—isn’t it fine?—
D I exhausted, to meet the demand we republish in
,
°
Of the new-fangled republican party.
I J suppose the government objects i «>ur regular r ution, and hope
reader. v-jtr, tu a success, as the native
. ,
J
,
,
’
, .
_ _
■
, .
~
| I will murk
mart the
me article
snu _ _ aud
__ inuil
_ ffia evpT
--r. Lu
— — a i i .
will scad
“Protect” the suffering capitalist,
--------------
---------------
i... 1 friend
...... j iu the £u«t.)_
plants are hardy and good bearers.
i to the
soaping of
the geyser --------
on as-
you what you
But the wage-earner neyer once ussUt'
pay th’ money for:
I count of the stimulating effects of' Harney Valley in Grant County,
. , , '
FRUIT TREES
Latest Varieties true
“Protect” the wealthy—that’s the plan—
to the name: Healthy,
i the soap. You see if a geyser be- Oregon, embraces an area of 2,400 and ornamental shrubs were
But let the poor do the best they can
Vigorous plants: and Judi­
I
cious packing,or all is lost—Labor
With cheaper wbissy and dearer clothes, | comes addicted to the use of soap, square miles, or 1,536,000 square planted freely by farmers in the
and Time and Monev. Therefore, do
For that* the way the platform goes,
acres of l.tnd, bounded on every spring; the settings of last fall sur­ Ii Save by bearing iu mind that the great
!
it
won
’
t
go
off
without
it.
It
will
Of the new-fangled republican party!
I stilk for months, waiting for some side by mountain ranges, and lofty vived the severest winter (1888),
s
SOAPING THE GEYSERS.
man to come along with a plug of elevations, and is almost an entire- that Harney valley, in fact, East
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soap in his clothes. Then it will go ly level plain, plentifully watered Oregon has ever known. As an
A Yellowstone geyser—Are there
AGRIgi'LTCIiAL
off with a grand hurrah and keep by the
no geysers outside of Yellowstone
SILVIES AND BLITZEN RIVERS
| region it will be readily seen that
the racket as the soap lasts. And
Park, all others being impostors?
u.r sery
one of these days some geyser that and their tributaries. The lormer | the Valley offers inducements rare-
—is like an anarchist or actress; it
has been treated too often will have has its source in the spurs of the ]y excelled. And as a
.goes off at the touch of soap. I
Blue mountains, south of the John
SINGLE 8H0T RIFLES, RELOADING TOOLS, ,
STOCK-RAISING
dont know why soap should act like ; the delirium tremens, and that will Day river, flows a general southerly country it cannot be surpassed,
|
be
the
end
of
the
National
Park.
dynajnite when applied to a geyser.
£ AMMUNITION OF ALL KINDS
course, past ing don n the center of since its water, grass, and salubri-
B ob B urdette .
I know two very plausible theories
Harney valley and empties into 0U8 ciimate ukes horscg) cattle>
MANVFACTVRED UY
> Isthe Largest in the World, having
to account for it. but as I invented
Smiles.
Lakes
Lakes Harney
Harney and
and Malheur.
Malheur. It is sheep, and hogs throughout the year in actual cultivation not less than
GU9 and the guide the other, I re-1 “My errand here to-night,” said a rapidly flowing stream, about 80 (from January 1 to December 31),
frain from giving them to the pub- ] a young lawyer to a lady on whom miles long, and contains every kind without grain or any other than
KTE-W H-A-VEN, CONW.
lie until they have been first sub- he had called, “reminds rue of the of fish including the salmon trout, wild grass feeding, and, when the
mitted to the Smithsonian institute, i cry
,
of an owl.”
and other varieties of game fish, i winter is milder than common, I
SexxA fox eo-pa.gr© niixB-teated. Catalogua*.j
Fcr our knowledge, however, of the
•
“Indeed,” said the maiden, “and The Dunder-and-Blitzen river, or stock iookg better in earl
MENTION THIS PAPER. —
800,000
ACRES
incompatible affinity between the | wbat
,
by
, ....
\
is your errand here tonight?” “Blitzen, ’ R3 it . is . (shortened
x
J
than
in
Eastern
localities
where
geyser and the great dramatic ad­ “Courtship. To-wit; to woo.”
common usage, is about oO miles they are grain.fed during thc win.
STOCK BRANDS.
vertising medium, we are indebted
in length flows in a northerly di-|ter. and the texture and Havor of
Last Fourth, on Union avenue rection and also empties into the].. ’
^R/.ND RATES: 1 brand on cut, and
to that ancient nation of inventors,
.
-
,,
...
description, 1 > ear $10. 2 cuts and descrip­
.
F
•
the meats compare favorably with
the Chinese. It ¡3 written in the RondouL a benevolent old gentle­ , lakes.
These rivers and their nu-
. .,
. .
tions, 1 year, $18
archives of Yellowstone Park that man, to test a hoodlum’s knowledge merous tributaries have their water the best in the market. The
UNABRIDGED.
INCREASE IS POPULATION
STOCKMEN!
u child of the Flowery Kingdom, of history, said to him:
sheds within the county, and the
THE
OLDEST,
STANDARD AND BEST.
“ft" ■ h-*r\ my boy, if you tell me lakes having no outlet, serve to fur­ during the past two year: has been
wearing the usual smile upon his
IS THE LARGEST.
¡T^rinai most desirable-
¡.IsnAnr
childlike face, and hiB shirt
4
MOST RELIABLE
VNUBRIDS
ti. m an a«.ricuitur»!.t^gion, viz:
I msn su
NURSERY
his trousers,
cam*
•
’
’
OICTI0NA»
ITSELF
, _ ’
. i pper j dep< ndence Day, I will buy you
GROWING STOCK
tl small ifmief whose industry
whole valley
• ’ ^.-iSTlsh a laundry, two pc kugea of fire crackers.”
FOR
THE
WEST.
LAKES IIAIINEY
MALHEUR I produces the beit of gri.m, stock,
3000 more Word« and nearly 2000 more Illus­
lucre was enough h"4 v.u-, . “’Pon yer soul! Dots yer mean rnvr ” «n « VMa j
trations than any other American Dictionary.
of more than 150 j anj iiving. The houses and barns,
ifier" to run a fesidcntial cam- ! it ?” cried the boy, whose
square nnles, an i a 5 coiiiiectca x,_, . are
frame; corrals and
Among the supplementary features; original with
Webster's Unabridged and unequaled for
sparkled at the prospect.
paitr>
concise and trustworthy information, aro
a^hanne1 about 20 yards wide a»'1 i other enclosures rail, and wire fenc-
He pitched his tent over a ther-
“Yeg, I mean it. If you tell me, 20Q yards long. They receive the ■
A
Biographical Dictionary
.
- _ .
,
: ing; abundant water supplies from
jr.al spring, wrote his name in weird i will keep my promise,” rep]LwJ waters
of both Silvits and Blitzen i wells of living water, which is '
The time to gather in missing animals hss Containing nearly 10,000 names of Noteworthy
j come round. Place your brands before the
Persons, with their nationality, station, profes­
characters upon a sign board, and the old gentleman.
i public so your interests may be duly protected.
rivers, but have no outlet and never ' reached at a uniform deprii of 6 to
sion or occupation, date of birth and death,
;
Mark
your
main
brand
on
this
cut
(cattle,
when the raiment of the native and
(if deceased), etc.,
“Well, dr-, yer might as well be overflow. Being situated on a level
’ horse, or sheep), ns you wish it to appear, and
15
feet.
BUY
OF
THIS
HOUSE:
, send us an order for publication, by tilling out
pilgrim camo in, ho chucked the, i ff'V.lii' dor change for de fire-craek- plain, and having low shores, these
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Of over 25,000 Titles,locating and briefly describ­
whole* invoice into the bubVAng! I crs. Its cause de Americans licked lakes have not such picturesque
Name............................................................................
ing the Countries, Cities, Towns, and Natural
spring; then he thr;*. jn a bar of der Britishers so bad wid pitch­ scenery as Crater Lake, to recom­
Harney valley has a tri-weekly
I*atu res of every part of the Globe, and
Postoflice...................................................................... The Explanatory and Pronouncing Vocabulary
of the names of
soap and oinijcd to see the great forks an’ Gineral Washington, dat mend them to tourists, but their mail-service from the four points of
Animal, whether horse, cattle, or sheep ....
APRICOTS,
the compass, there being a general
Noted Fictitious Persons
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distributing office at Burns. Ship­ CHERRIES,
*n<l riaces, such as are often referred to in
shake continents and toss the 1 The boy got the fire-crackers.
Range.........
Right here, howeve1-, permit us
literature and conversation. The latter is uot
found iu uuy *»♦*»•» irLainnary.
ping is done at present at Baker
mighty globe into convulsions most There were two crows sot on a tree—
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to mention a natural attraction pos­ City, Huntington, and Ontario. All NECTARINES,
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awful, doing plain washing in a Ben H. and likewise Levi 1*.
Authority in the Gov't Printing Office, and with
sessed by lands adjacent to these the family supplies, necessaries and
the U. S. Supreme Court. It is recommended
Chinese laundry.
Said one old crow unto his pu»te:
P. F. STENGER.
by the State Sup'ts of Schools of 36 States, and
EVERGREENS,
lakes
that
will
draw
hundreds
of
luxuries common to Eastern towns,
by leading College Pres'ts of U, 8. and Canada.
But that spring was a sleeping "0, lets hence ubsquatulatc
It is the only Dictionary that has been selected
excursionists
from
the
East
in
the
"There
lies
n
corpse
on
yonder
plain,
in making State Purchases for Schools, and
are abundantly furnished by the ARBOR VITÆ,
geyser; the soap awakened the im­
nearly
all the School Books aro based upon it.
near
future:
Standing
in
the
door
­
general merchandise stores at rea­
prisoned giant; with a roar that Belonging to the Into Jim Blaine.
| H orses branded on
An invaluable companion in every School and
"Our flight if longer wc postpone.
ways
of
farm
houses
about
sunrise,
at every Fireside. Specimen pages and testi­
FIRS, BALSAM, ..
sonable rates.
made the earth tremble, and the We'll have two corpses ol our own.”
i Either Right or
monials sent prepaid on application.
distant objects, towns, farms,moun­
Published by G. A C. MERRIAM &. CO.,
shriek of a steam whistle, a cloud
BURNS AND HARNEY
Sllflt: OK.
Springfield, Mass., U. S. A.
NUTS,
FRUITS.
I
“Is that all you can give me, tain peaks, and bands of cattle and
of steam and a column of boiling
are the two principal towns of Har­
horses
grazing
on
the
ranges
are
water shot up into thc air a hun­ ma’am?” pleaded the tramp. “Just
PEARS, PLUMS,
Rango—Grant county, Oregon.
pictured on the atmosphere and ney viflley, where, as will be seen
dred feet, oatrying soap, raiment, a dipperful of water?”
1’. O.—Burns, Grant county. Oregon
‘
by
our
advertising
columns,
about
rises
up
from
the
ground
like
“
Why,
no,
certainly
not,
”
replied
PINES,
CEDARS,
tent and Chinaman along with the
all lines of business are about equal
RILEY A HARDIN
rush, and dropping then, at various the woman with the big heart, “you magic; and these white representa- to the present demand—teachers, '
TREES, SHRUBS,
AddreiB ISAAC FOSTER.
are
so
truly
drawn
that
a
member
can
have
ns
many
dipperfuls
as
intervals along the way.
of a family living several miles lawyers, doctors, printers, druggists,
“Hoop-ee-la!” cried John when he ; you like.”
APPLES, PLANTS,
away from home, can distinguish merchants, carpenters, surveyors,
came down. “Way down Joss no
, II okber branded on
Minister, tp a boy fishing: What the persons of the family as they blacksmiths, butchers, saddlers,
BERRIES,QUINCES,. . .
likee washeo for China boy. Too
' Left Stifle: Horizontal
' will your father say, little boy, walk about the yard: :ts brother grocers, builders, jewelers, etc.
much"« bobberee make«.”
! Double-II
when he discovers that you have from father, or mother from sister. Each of these two towns is the cen­
And since that day men have
been fishing on Sunday?
ter
of
the
section
of
the
valley
con
­
THE SOIL AND CLIMATE
known that the way to arouse a
Boy: I dunno, sir; it depends on
tiguous, and each has its local ORNAMENTAL CYPRESS
slumbering geyser is to give the
of Harney valley are an exact
C attle branded on
how many fish I ketch.”
value, that will serve in the future
monster soap. Under the rules forj
BIRCH, SPRUCE, ELDER
counterpart of that of Umatilla
I
Left Bide: V. Un­
to render a healthy degree of com­
the government of the National
“Mama,” said the sweet small county, Oregon, the best wheat­
petition betwoen them.
derbit in Right ear,
ASH, LINDEN, CHESTNUT,
Park it is forbidden to feed the boy, before admiring friends, “I growing county in the state. Very
The
expectations
of
the
ambitious
close up. Loft ear:
geysers. Boap is especially frowned knew as soon as I came in there ' little has been done toward wheat­
TULIPS, WEEPING WILLOWS,
advocates
of
the
natural
advan
­
Smooth crop.
upon by the military administra­ was folks visitin’ here.”
raising here, as yet, but those have
Range: Grant, Crook, and Lake counties.
tion which now reigns, and reigns I “Did you, darling?” said the fond been successful that tried it. Wheat tages oflered the people by Harney RED-BUD, SHADE TREES AC ' P. O.—Riley, Grant ceunty, Oregon. ‘27-v
well and most wisely, too, probably mother, trying to wilt him with her finds a ready home market at 5 valley will be realized in less than
twelve months by the establish­ JUNIPERS, RHODODENDRONS.
ALMEDA A. STENGER.
because United States soldiers, not eye. “How did you know?”
, cents a pound—13.00 per bushel.
being politicians, have not the ex­ “Oh, you had your company Oats and barley grow equally well, ment of a
’ C attle branded
NEW LAND OFFICE
alted reverence for the exciting pow­ voice on.”
and bring 3 to 4} cents per pound
ANSWER TO INQUIRIES, |1.00
•on Left side; circle-
in Harney vally, where there are
ers of soap which dwells in thc
sztobt om Eirraizs, contests , tc-.uoo
I 9. A Split in each
Teacher: Thc object of thiB lesson ' Alfalfa and red clover grow luxu- lands of the public domain as fine
Procuring Land Patents. Filing Arguments,
hearts of tho dealers of a civil ad­ is to inculcate obedience. Do you 11 riantly; Timothy and red-top, also.
and Conducting Contests, on Moderate
as those already taken up by the EACH THE BEST OF ITS KIND. ear
Terms.
Send for circular to
ministration- The affairs of the i know what-‘obey’ means?'’
thrive finely. Pasturage is excel­
first-comers,
sufficient
to
furnish
National l'aik have never hern so
lent;
natural
grass
abundant,
and
HENRY
N.
COPP,
Pupil: Yes. ma’am; I obey my
Range—Grant county, Oregon.
thousands of families with home.
WASHINGTON, D. O.
well administered, so partially, , father?
I is vut for hay that sells at $12 to
P, o.—Burna. Grant county. Oregon.
Every Settler should have Copp’s Settler’s GsM
1M p»H 1 Brie« «Bly « NBU (PWU«B BtBrn»«!.
justly, and so much to the satisfac­ Teacher: Yes, that’s right. Now $18 per ton in the winter. All ce­ Also, a county-seat for
HARNEY COUNTY
JOHN
GARRETT.
tion of tourists and residents, as tell me why you obey your father? real crops thrive
which will bring the administration
they nre under the wise administra.
WITHOUT IRRIGATION.
Send for a Catalogue, and make
Pupil; ’Cause lr’s bigger’n me!
i of affairs pertaining to this great
Con of Capt. Muaes Harris and Co.
your selections in time for the fall H orses branded on the
In winter thc weather is cold but
Jepson: I notice you always speak
valley within easy access of every delivery, if you want to plant none
M., let U. 8. cavalry.
pleasant, the usual effects of alti­
I,eft Shoulder: Quarter-
but the Best, and that is always the Cirele-I
A few days ago, while we were well of me to my fuco, vobson, and tude being checked by the gentle citizen of this section. And the
while
I
have
no
reason
to
believe
Cheapest.
This
spring,
alone,
more
OREGON
PACIFIC
RAILROAD
I
loitering in the Park with a lot of
chinook, or west wind. The snow­
than a
other plebians, tho air was thrilled that you do otherwise behind my fall is sufficient to preserve wheat now in course of construction will
I
with nows of the arrival of a party back. I think it does not harm a and supply moisture that is not pass directly through Harney val­
I Ranga—Emigrant Creek, Grant co., Oregon.
P. O. address Burna, Or.
SS-ljr
man
to
be
criticised
by
his
friends
ley,
and
after
that
what
more
is
9f great men. They came in a pri­
■ furnished by rains. In summer
—
to
be
told
his
little
faults.
I
know
vate car, and carried two umbrellas
I there is a pleasant breeze constant­ desirable?
JNO. S. DEVINE.
Under these conditions it is not
apiece, and it was rumored in the I am not perfect, and I would be ly blowing, which t^nds to keep
I
[Order for Cuts has been Made and will be in­
WATERPROOF
glad
to
have
you
remind
me
of
the
serted upon receipt of same ]
Park that they had pie three times
agreeable weather, no matter how necessary to "say that the first to
fact
sometimes.
”
ci ma.
procure homes will be the first to
a day. They wero Vice-President
Absolutely WATERPROOF,©nd
“S-Wrench" on Left Hip. Eer merke: Cloee
Jobson: Tell yon of your faults.’ hot the sun’s rays, and the nights reap the harvest of the forehanded,
Oakes and Division Su|>erintend3nt
crop otr the Right ear: UOder elope in the Left will blacken, soften and keep
cool
enough
to
make
covering
de
­
ear.
from Rottlnaz, your Harnees and
Jepson:
Yes,
criticise
me.
Tell
Law, of the Northern Pacific, and
■oaaaa
Buggy Tops. Goes farther and
sirable—in fact, one can sleep un- for the fact is self-evident. The in- $1.000 worth was Shipped
less work to apply than any oth­
"S-wre»ch" on the Left thigh.
General Manager Waters of Yellow­ me what your honest private opin­ : der cover comfortably the year vition to come among us and settle :
er Dressing. CUARARTEED t©
TO
do all that Te claimed for It when
is particularly extended to the in- !
Range Grant andMelhetirconnUea
stone Park Aesociation. Their title ion of me is. That’s whsfl want. | round.
used as directed. • Bev. are of Im­
P O. addreee: Bum.. Giant ca., Oregon
Jobson: Jepson, you are six feet
TIMBER.---- SAW-MILLS.
itations and see that our trad©
dustrious of all classes of farmers
initials came in on a flat car.
mark la ©n the can. Ask four
HUNTINGTON,
OR.
two
and
1
am
five
feet
four
—
and
There is no timber in the valley, and stock raisers.
Tho great men walked up to tho
£ K ft A I »Ill W rive ITnndrrd Dollere for Harness maker for It, and IT he
VW VW the «mt and coBriclIouof enr ner- has not got It send us your name
yon
want
me
to
tel!
you
my
honest,
’
except
along
th«*
water
courses,
there
Beehive geyser, which had been
a-.n or germ.re. killing or .cello a any of thy and wo wlI ehlpyou a samplocan
being a light growth of birch, and
stock of the above brand or belonging thereto.
FREE, you to pay Expreesag©.
sulky for more than a week. Thc private opinion of you? No, «¡reel an unusually large, heavy growth
The attention of the citizens of
CANTON PAINT & OIL CO
I
’
m
no
fool!
time of the great men was too val­
the
Harney
country
is
called
to
the
of wijlows.
But • the adjacent
Melrose, Mass.
STRAY STOCK!
uable to waste in waiting upon a
Book agent' Madam, will your mountains arc heavily timbered statesments in the above article,
VAMPIRC k * *CK
A XT. onc l>«vineT<>«t any of the following de
with fir. pine, juniper, mountain- and if any one has cause to believe
common geysez. They soaped the dog bite?
WATE^ROOF BOOT MO U •RESSHN.
Btork r*n learn of their whervohtnita
; Call at this Office and order, or 4*.rnbed
mahogany,
etc.
Saw-mills
are
lo
­
by calling at thia olllce and pal ing for thia ad-
Absolutely proof aga »st on«
Beehive! It went off, grandly. So
v«rt Item ent.
• wntor, ana will keep ♦ e loath
Madam: Wall, I reckon ho will! cated in the pineries, and the lum­ there is exaggeration, or that we address the following-named
1 BLACK MARE with he’.I oq ; brand on left
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