THE HERALD.
mend “Peterson.” It stand« high [ —Wm. Harvey, our efficient road
BURNS AVERTI8EMENTS
EASTERN ADVERTISEMENT.
among the f first-class literary ■ supervisor, on Monday received two
monthlies; and, as a fashion-period­ loads of timber for the bridges he
ical, uone can equal it. hfvery lady is constructing across the Blitzen
O. X. OSACI, . . . Editor.
should take “Peterson.” The terms Blough. Dodson and Moore were
The Rapubllcau Tart* Rill.
are only Two Dollars per year, with in charge of the Stenger teams that
Ador. yssr Hom«., yoar T»w,
The "Republican Senate tariff bill greatly reduced rates when taken brought the timber through town.
Democratic Ticket
Your Kuirbe,. Your Farm«, y.ur
makes kindling wood of their Chi­ in clubs, and with unusually fine
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PIMM, with tree« «nd «hrubb.ry
—
Mr-
and
Mrs.
S.
II.
Porter
of
por President,
premiums to those getting up clubs,
cago platform.
Butted to the climate of Kaat
the Diamond country went home
Oregon. And bay only
ft enlarges the free list by the ad­ viz: Three copies for 14.60, with
Tuesday, after spending a few days
from a known
GROVER CLEVELAND,
the
beautifully
illustrated
book
of
dition of nearlv
a
hundred
articles,
r
among
friends
in
Burns,
accompa-
Of New York.
several of them produced in this poems, “Buds and Blossoms,” or a
-----IHCAIJCR IN-----
utl
„
Inied by one of the most amiable
Responsible House.
country, and it cuts down nearly large engraving,
yice-President:
.
young ladies of our town, Miss
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS,
one-half the duty heretofore consid­ Greeting.” for premium; four copies ¿ora'llarris'
That
BOOTS, SHOES, GROCERIES, HARDWARE,
will feud
ered
essential to sugar and rice| for $6.40, or six copies for 19.00,
ALLEN G. THURMAN.
STOVES, TINWARE, CROCKERY, GLASSWARE,
you what you
—
Ochoco
Review:
The
ranchmen
growing.
with an extra copy free for one
Of Ohio.
pay th* money for:
PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, PUTTY, THE CELEBRATED
This is certainly “surrendering year; or five copies for $8.00, or of Beaver are becoming concerned
Latest Varieties trua
SULTANA RAZORS AND “I X L” CUTLERY, WINES AND
PRESIDENTIAL electors .
about
the
future
of
the
range
in
to tho name; Hegltlpr,
some part of the protective system,” seven copies for $10.50, with both
CIGARS; AND A THOUSAND OTHER ARTICLES
Vigorous plants; and Jud|-
W. H. EFFINGER, of Multnomah. which the Republican platform de­ an extra copy qf the magazine and that section, and several of them
eious
packiug.or
all
is
loot
—
Labor
TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION.
clared that it would rather do than either “Buds and Blossoms” or the talk of moving to other localities
W. R. BILYEU, of Linn.
and Time and Money. Therefore, do
next
year.
This
week
George
No
­
CHEAPEST HOUSE in Eastern Oregon FOR CASH.
engraving as premiums. For lar­
Save by bearing in mind that the great
E. R. SKIPWORTH, of Umatilla, j make whisky free.
If the Mills bill is a “free trade ger clubs still greater inducements. ble and J. W, Stewart left for Wash­
V ote for C leveland & T hurman ! measure,” so is the Republican Sen­ Any lady can, with a little effort, ington Territory to look for range.
ate bill. If the Mills bill is “a blow secure one or more of these pre­
—Lige Sparks of Squaw creek
T he election of Cleveland and I at American industries,” so is the miums. Specimen sent freo to reports range very short in that
Thurman next Tuesday assures the ! Republican Senate bill. If the those who desire to get up clubs. section.
LAKEVIEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Mills bill would “reduce American Address P ktekson ’ b M agazine , 300
prosperity of the whole country.
wnges to the European level,” so Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Islet of Letters
THE TOWN OF LAKEVIEW
T he Portland World says it is! would the Republican Senate bill.
Remaining 1^ tbt^fAmey ¿Poatofllce uncalled
T he New York Herald says, this for, Nov. 1, 1888:
lathe Largest in the World, having
Lake Co., Oregon.
rumored that a Republican job is
The Republican bill cuts off about country belongs to business men Hall. J. W.
Riky, A. B.
in actual cultivation not less than AS IT IS VOICED BY ITS LOCAL NEWSPAPER A THE HERALD.
on foot to rob parentsand guardian. I tbe*
'^¡t'
Ilall, John,
Schoer, T. U.
Smith. 8. F.
in Oregon of $10,000 or more by)the Mjllg bu, ftbftteH But, instead and workingmen. What the work­ Byron, Hatch (2)
BUSINESS MEN Abroad foe that LAKEVIEW, I.r.k»* co., Or., contains: 1 newspaper; 2 hotels;
Sawyer, Josiah
ingman wants is fair wages, steady Gibson, Alice
making another change in school |
1 grocer: 2 saloons: 1 brewery; 1 undertaker; 2 laundries; 2 furniture store; 1 shot shop; 1 me a
Gibson, Lucy
Steel. Alex.
of .....................
making the reduction of taxes
market; 8 lawyers: 3 physicians: 1 surveyor: 1 Jnnd agent; 1 dentist; J drugstore; 1 jeweler:
work, and cheap blankets to keep Falconer, J. F. (3)
Stewart, Jas. E.
books.
mean relief to the people and en-
blacksmiths; 2 harness shops; 1 livery stable: 1 bakery; general merchandise stores; 1 bath
Smith, Chaa. H.
out the winter’s cold; these he de­ Lens, Carl
house:
1 milliner shop: 1 real estate agent; 1 saw-mill. Also, 2 Masonic lodges; ’ Good Tern
Varten, Miss Beile
P hil . D wyer , owner of big racing couragemeut to manufactures, the serves and ought to have. What Perkins, 8. A.
plar lodge; 3 Odd Fellows' lodges; 1 United Working Men's lodge.
Porter, George F.
Martin, Wilber
stables in New York, has withdrawn i Republican Senate bill actually
Wilson, C.
the business mpn wants is the right Rice, Johu
Mahon, Wm. H.
Proeaaco, Wm. C.
all his funds from horse pools and ' proposes to make clothing dearer,
to
sell
his
goods
wherever
he
can
Please
say
when
calling
for the above “ad­
«
«
1 1
VT
nn/1 colt mwlcs wne*
placed them ou Cleveland. He leaves lumber and salt under war find a market. What all want is vertised.”
W m . L essing , P. M.
IS THE OLDEST,
Bays he thinks it is safer and surer burdens, fastens the handicap of fair, untrammeled competition. An­
Letter from Ed. Bland.
IS THE LARGEST,
taxed material on the manufactu­
than any horse race he ever saw.
other four years of such honest ad­
MOST RELIABLE
S alem , Ore., Oct. 23,1888.
rers, and confines the substantial
C. C. MALTBY
L akeview , O r .
ministration as Cleveland has giv­
NURSERY
En. H erald : A b the Webfoot
A t Democratic headquarters in reduction to the luxuries of tobacco
GROWING STOCK
en the country will go far towards
rain is in full blast to-day, I will
Washington it is said there is en­ and whisky, and to two Southern
—RIDING MATERIAL A SPECIALT Y —
FOR THE WEST.
achieving these results.
couraging hope of Cleveland and products, Bugar and rice, as a pun­
drop you a line.
Vote for Cleveland and Thurman.
Harness, Saddles, Bridles, Spurs, Latlgos, Whips, Cinches, Chaperajos. None bat the
I have just returned from Port­
Thurman gaining the vote of Ore­ ishment to that section for remain­
gon. It seems like a forlorn hope, ing Democratic.
Best of California Leather used. Satisfaction Guaranteed.
E very principle or measure ad­ land; was at the Mechanics’ Fair.
but the young Democracy of the
The Republican Senate bill was vocated or advanced by Republi­ While there I met a man on the
State has beep making a gallant made for buncombe, The Senators cans, really intended to benefit the street who exactly answers the de­
1-ly
PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES.
fight; local speakers have done and their party organs confess that country, Cleveland haH promptly scription of A. W. Waters’ last
good work; and if Democrats all there is no intention of passing it. adopted without reference to its or­ printer—Ben. Franklin. He did
do their duty next Tuesday, the It vindicates the Democratic posi­ igin. Republican leaders, on the not appear to be coming from, go­
hope may be realized.
BUY OF THIS HOUSE:
tion without affecting the Demo­ contrary, have virulently denounced ing to, or stopping at any particular
cratic principle.—N. Y. World.
everything Cleveland favored, even place, but juBt drifting around.
1 had the pleasure of meeting
B kn . C. T ruman , a California
those they had originated; thus re­
Chas.
8. Iaeger of Burns. Charles
railroad man, a howling Republican
The Finest to be Found in the Lower Market
—The San Francisco Examiner, ducing Republicanism to the de­
protectionist, publishes a lengthy that chief of democratic dailies, is grading position of a mere party of is working steadily and doing very APRIC0T8,
well.
LAKEVIEW, OREGON.
F. P. LANE
article in a New York paper in de­ on file on our reading desk. Come opposition._____________
As for myself, I am slowly im- CHERRIES,
fense of Chinese pauper labor, and and read it.
-
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.
proving.
Yours truly,
says that on the success of Repub­
*
-
E d . B land .
licanism depends the repeal of
PEARS, PLUMS,
N umber of Presidential Electors
T he H erald acknowledges a vis­
Cleveland’s Chinese Exclusion Bill. each state is entitled to by con-
it from Chas. Ziegler and son last
—We have just learned of the
Democrats, stand by your brave gressional appointment between
Saturday. Mr. Ziegler, the son, is i arrival from Chalmers, Wood coun- PINES, CEDARS,
President, who dares to do right 1883 and 1893:
an intelligent young gentleman ty> Ohio of F pgWitt, brother of
every, time. Vote for Cleveland' | Alabama............................
10 now on a visit to his parents.
TREES, SHRUBS,
M. D. HOPKINS, P roprietor .
C. H. DeWitt of Burns.
r?
and Thurman.
T
,
4
Arkansas............................
—
To
Mrs.
Thos.
Haskell
belongs
--------
—
A
heavy
snow
storm
seemed
to
8
D emocrats , let not your own j California..........................
the credit of raising and manufac- be raging in the mountains around, APPLES, PLANTS,
EVERYTHING NEW AND FIRST-CLASS.
3
Colorado
............................
doubts nor the tricks of disguised
turing |he first sorghum in Harney yesterday as we went to press, tho'
6
Connecticut
......................
foes induce you to believe it will I
valley. Wc now have a head of the fall was but slight so far in the
3
BERRIES, QUINCES,
Thi« Hotel is new (House, Rooms, and Furniture) and offers courteous service to every Guest
make no difference in Oregon whe­ | Delaware...........................
( j sugar cane seed, the white kind, valley.
4i
ther you cast your vote or not. Re- > Florida................................
1 among our exhibits, and a small
12
—Mr. Sam. King brought in
member Pennover’s unexpected tri-i Georgia................... !.........
i glass of the syrup.
22
I
Illinois
................................
some fine pork yesterday, and pre­ PEACHES, FLOWERS,.
uniph! “Ye know not what the
—W. E. Grace’s new lot of drug-
1 Indiana..............................
15
sented T he H erald folks with a
day may bring fbrth!”—nor of how '
13
gist
goods arrived Tuesday. An- sample of what Harney valley can
Iowa
..............................
....
much value your vote may be! Vote
NECTARINES,
p ' other fine large show case has been
| Kansan..............................
produce in that line.
for Cleveland and Thurman I
13
j
added
to
the
already
elegantly
ap-
j Kentucky..........................
g 1 pointed drug Btore.
I Louisiana..........................
EVERGREENS,
“1 he Oregonian is still busy.
BLOOMINGTON NURSERY.
6 1 —John H. Embree, of Polk coun-
hunting up old pioneers who voted i ‘
••••••......................
8 1 ty, Oregon, to whom his brother,
for Harrison’s grandfather."—Ex. Maryland............
ARBOR VITÆ,.
14 I Bent Embree, has sent T he H er ­
There is an old pioneer printer in | ■" »ssRchusetts..................
Small Fruits are a necessity on /
Burns who occasionally assists in j Michigan............................ ... 13 ald since its initial number, came
25 M iles S outh or L akeview .
the mechanical work of T he H er - , Minnesota.......................... ... 7 on a Visit the 24th to his brothers,
FIRS,
BALSAM,
farm.
Stock
vours
this
year.
a
9 the Doctor and Bent. Embree, with
L akeview , O regon .
ald , who cast his first vote for Pres-
........................
A. SNIDER
... 16 intention of locating in case he was
ident in 1836 and hi« Beeond in M’8R0Ur* ..........................
is
The
Time
for
Ordering
Fruits
... 5 satisfied of the truth of T hr H er -
1840, both against Harrison’s grand-' Nebraska...........................
NUTS, FRUITS
3 ald ’ s Harney Valley Fair represen-
PAYS HIGHEST MARKET PRICE FOR GRAIN.
father, and, if permitted, will vote *^cva,!a ...................... . . .
Now.
We have given Every
...4 tations. He examined
'
..........................
the exhibits
for Cloveland against Harrison the ^ew Hampshire,
Thi« Mill i, in fine condition for turninc out Superior Work. 1« In chirge of a Fir«t-cl«M Mill»»
9 and records in this office with great Evidence that any Reasonable ORNAMENTAL CYPRESS
grandson next Tuesday. How ¡g New Jersey. ....................
• 36 I interest, ’ and seemed convinced that
that for old pioneers?
i
' or't..........................
gior-WE GUARANTEE OUR FLOUR.
I
■ !
, North Carolina. ..............
• •• 11 3he Harney country has a bright Man or Woman can ask for, that
BIRCH, SPRUCE, ELDER,....
Tbe IlichMt Price, will be paid for Wheat. Bl,hr,t Rate, will be paid la exebaufe for
23 : future before it. Later: Mr. E. has
To our Republican friends, and ‘ Ohio....................................
•
31 located a claim near Boat Ford.
this Valley will Produce all that
wo are pleased to say that T he H er - (Oregon.............................
OATS, WHEAT, AND BARLEY.
. .. 30
ald scores quite a number of them— 1 Pennsylvania....................
ASH, LINDEN, CHESTNUT,
—Sam. King, of Harney valley, is claimed it will grow.
< last Saturday brought in five car­
fair-minded men who exercise the Rhode Island
. ... 9
elective franchise from principle— South Carolina,
Come to T he H erald Office and
rots that weigh 14J lbs; the weight
*Î.I. and S ee fob Y oumelves before T rading E lsewhere .'
TULIPS, WEEPING WILLOWS,.
. ... 12 of one was
to «11 such we commend the follow- Tennessee..........................
lbs., tops trimmed
. ... 13 off close. These carrots are the see Samples of the growth of the
ing high-toned language of that true Texas
.........................
American citizen, Calvin Edgerton, Vermont............................ ... 4 product of seed sown on the ground
| Harney Country. You have never RED-BUD, 8HADE TREES AC.
.... 12
of Los Angeles, one of the most Virginia............................
in the Harney foothills about the
—AND—
... 6 1st of May, and have had no culti­
prominent men of California, and a . West Virginia
seen
a
Bettef
Average.
...11
life-long Republican:
Wisconsin.........................
JUNIPERS, RHODODENDRONS.
vation except weeding and a litlc
“I bad hoped that the Republican'
irrigation.
As
a
table
vegetable
.401
party in 1888 would rise equal to'
0
............................
Don’t put Worthless Stock in the
they are not surpassed in sweetness
ground
and then say “It don’t Pay EACH THE BEST OF ITS KIND
the occasion and vindicate the high
and flavor.
LAKEVIEW, OREGON.
H. 8CHMINCK
“C heapest and B est " is a com-
to Plant Here.”
trust reposed in it by the people;
—
For
indoor
flowering
plants
go
jet when 1888 came and tho Re-1 bination ns difficult as it is desira­ to Mrs. Haskell, whose charges arc
publican party was made the mere ble; but "Peterson’s Magazine" has reasonable.
Buy fhe Best Nursery Stock in
-
—MANUFACTURER OF TINWARE —
the Market, and set out an Orchard
agent and tool of monopolies, trusts certainly accomplished it. The I
Send
for
a
Catalogue,
and
make
—Boom the paper that works for
Farmers need not incur the expense and delay of sending off for
and combines to cheat and defraud November number is a gciu in eve-1 all the citizens by subscribing for this Fall, and not wait till next
Agricultural Implements, as this House keeps a full stock at Fair
Spring.
your
selections
in
time
for
the
fal
ry
respect.
In
addition
to
a
lovely
!
the people, and when I found the
T he H erald .
Prices. Citizens will find here as complete a line of Hardware and
Democratic party upon the hights steel engraving, there are three full-1
delivery, if you want to plant none
Crockery
as in any other establishment in this section of country.
—Diamond Dyes for sale at W.
occupying tbe place that the Re­ page wood illustrations. One of E. Grace's drug store.
T he H erald will make out your but the Best, and that is always the a^-TlNWAREOF ALL DESCRimOSS MADS TO ORDER. CAU. AND SEE GOODS.
-
publican party ought to have occu­ these is an admirable portrait of
—We just learn that two weeks
Cheapest. Last spring, alone, mare
pied, and advocating principles tbe Bismarck, who forms the subject of
ago
Mr. McDonald of Crane creek, Order Free of Charge for anything
Republican party had supported the opening article, which is capi-'
than »
while on hie return from the valley,
and ought still to support; and tally illustrated and gives various
suited to thia soil and climate—
had hie team run away on the San-
$1,000 worth was Shipped
interesting
incidents
of
his
life,
uew
when the convention of the Demo­
cratic party put forth those grand to American readers. The stories ' ' tiam road weet side of the Cascades, Why Free of Charge, since every
j
TO
L akeview , O regon .
H. R. SCHLÄGEL
representatives of the people's rights are by popular authors, and are up right or ten miles below the Moun­
tain
House,
off
a
steep
down
grade,
Man
should
be
Worthy
his
Hire?
to
the
usual
high
standard
of
ex
­
and their champions, Grover Cleve­
seriously injuring the whole party;
HUNTINGTON, OR
land and AllenG.Thurman: I could cellence. In the Fashion Depart­
Mr. McD.'s head was badly bruised, I Because we would be glad to do­
no longer resist the right, and will I ment, besides the handsome dou-
Mrs. Carey was much hurt, and a
Call at this Office and order, or
do what I can by vote and by word ' ble fashion-plate, there are scores
nate $1.000 in that way just to see address the following-named
young man considerably injured.
of
dainty
drees
patterns
and
de
­
to promote the election of these
/-BUGGIES, WAGONS, ET C.,-
—Many and gross will be the po­
signs for the work table, etc., many
men.”
litical lies told by the various small Harney Valley blossom and glow
GEO.
W.
CRANE,
To our Republican friends we say, of them suggeetive qf very prettj- fry among newspapers dependent
■ ADB TO OBDBB WITH NBATNBBB, AND OF «OOD QUALITY.
“Go thou and do likewise!"—“iso Christmas presents. It is time to upon misrepresentation instead of like a Rose in the Wilderness with
ALLWOBK WARRANTED.
longer «rars.* the bight !”—Vote think of a magazine for next year, fact, and vllift-lng abuse in place of
BOX
tata.
MwmiMeMi.IU.
'
and
we
cannot
too
heartily
rvcom-
Beautiful
and
Comfortable
Homes.
argument.
for Cleveland and Thurman!
C leveland and T hurman are
----- representative men of all that is
great and good and pure and clean
THCBSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 18SS.
in politics’ Vote for them!
! ! !
FOR BARGAINS
The Leading Merchant of Grant County.
BLOOMINGTON
80,0000 ACRES
SADDLE & HARNESS MAKER
Two First-Class Gilliard Tables.
THE HOPKINS HOUSE.
WILLOW BRANCH FLOURING MILL,
HARDWARE. CROCKERY
General Blacksmith & Wagon Maker.