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r ♦ 4. THE HERALD Prexideut Ini Vole of 1HH4. LUD NEWS. BURNS AVERTISEMENTS. | premiums to those getting up clubs, EASTERN ADVERTISEMENT. viz: Three copies for ♦4.50, with Necessity for Katenaion of Survey«— 1». L. «RACK, ... Editor. luerra«» of Clerical Force in the Geu. ' the beautifully illustrated book of oral Land OiHce, I poems, ‘’Buds and Blossoms,” or a THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1888. A feature of Commissioner Stoek- 1 large engraving, ‘’The Morning ¿-CLEVELAND-^. z— BLAINE—> slager’s report which will be com Greeting,” for premium; four copies Adorn your Homes, your Town Lota, JJOR DIVISION OF ORANT COUNTY. Popular Electoral Popular Elect. State« mended by the people of the state« I for 16.40, or six copies for 19.00, Your Ranches, Your Farms, your HARNEY COUNTY. Alab . 92,973 10 59,144 Places, with trees and shrubbery in which public lands are for sale, | with an extra copy free for one 7 Ark 72.927 50,895 • Suited to the climate of East pop. TEMPORARY COUNTY-SEAT: and wherein public surveys are in year; or five copies for ♦8.00. or Cal.. . . 89,288 102,416 8 Oregon. And buy only seven copies for ♦10.50, with both complete, is the recommendation BURNS. from a known Colo. .. 27,603 36,166 3 for increased appropriations for an extra copy of the magazine and The Leading Merchant of Grant Countv 65,898 6 or location of the iiarney land Conn . 67,182 F OFFICE: -----DF.ALEIt IN----- Del.... 16.976 3 13,053 surveying public lands, and his re- either “Buds and Blossoms” or the Responsible House. BURNS. Flu . 31,769 4 28,031 remarks in this connection tending engraving as premiums. For lar DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, Ga . 94J653 12 47.692 That to prove that good work cannot be ger clubs still greater inducements. BOOTS, SHOES, GROCERIES, HARDWARE, 337,411 22 will »cud O ur little rooster crows lustily on Illinois 312,584 Any lady can, with a little effort, done for the prices — $7 to $9 per STOVES, TINWARE, CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, you what you 244,992 15 238,480 the local page for Buras precinct. Ind pay th* money for: PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, PUTTY, THE CELEBRATED Iowa . 177,316 197,089 13 mile—now allowed for surveying. secure one or more of these pre The big one is pluming himself. Latest Varieties true Kansas 90,132 154,406 9 The act of March 7,1887, directs miums. Specimen sent free to SULTANA RAZORS AND “I X L” CUTLERY, WINES AND to the name; Healthy, Ky.... 182,961 13 118,122* that railroad grants shall be ad those who desire to get up clubs. CIGARS; AND A THOUSAND OTHER ARTICLES Vigorous plants; and Judi- T he vote in Bums, the home pre La 46,347 62,546 8 justed without delay, and much Address P eterson ’ s M agazine , 306 TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION. clous packing,or all is lost—Labor 71,716 6 cinct of T he H erald , is a proud Maine. 51,656 and Time and Money. Therefore, do fault has been found with the land Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa. 85,748 Md .... 96,866 8 justification of its course as the un CHEAPEST HOUSE in Eastern Oregon FOR CASH. Save by bearing in mind that the great 122,352 146,724 14 office for an apparent lack of ener flinching advocate of the people’s Mass ADDITIONAL LOCALS. 189,361 192,669 13 gy in this direction. • Mich true interests. Minn . 70,065 111,685 7 It seems that congress in its wis —If it is correct that the Harney Miss. . 76,510 9 43,509 dom or lack thereof, or through the Land Office is to be located in BLOOMINGTON T he H erald is conscious of hav Mo . 235,988 16 202,929 carelessness of men having the mat Drewsey, it is contrary to what we 76,903 5 ing performed its whole duty during Neb . 54,391 7,193 3 ter in charge, does not know that it have been led to expect, and a very Nev .. 5.578 LAKEVIEW ADVERTISEMENTS. the campaign just closed, aud now N. II . 39,187 43,250 4 it is simply an utter impossibility to great disappointment in every way. calmly awaits the result of Tues N. J .. 127,778 9 123,366 adjust the largest grants, for the The Harney hand District origina THE TOWN OF LAKEVIEW day’s voting in confident expecta N.Y 563,048 36 562,001 reason that, millions of acres of ted in Burps,gm-ord^r to secure ab Isthe Largest in the World, having Lake Co., Oregon. N..C.. 142,952 11 125,068 23' tion. lands lying within the granted and solutely necessary 'advantages to in actual cultivation not less than AS IT IS VOICED BY ITS LOCAL NEWSPAPER A THE HERALD. 400,082 Ohio. 368,286 24,604 26,860 3 indemnity limits are unsurveyed, parties desiring to settle in Harney T he political labors of T he H eii - Oregon BUSINESS MEN abroad tec that LAKEVIEW, l ake co.. Or., contains: 1 newspaper; 2 hotels; 473,804 30 and no appropriation has been valley; we used the influence of Penn . 392,785 1 grocer: 2 saloons; 1 brewery; 1 undertaker; 2 laundries; 2 furniture »tore; 1 shoe shop; 1 mea ai . d closed last week, and it now R. I. 12,391 19,030 4 made to meet the expense of the the only Democratic newspaper in market; 3 lawyers: 3 physicians: 1 surveyor; 1 land agent; 1 dentist; 1 drugstore; 1 jeweler: has time to turn its attention to the S. C.. 69,764 9 21,733 surveys absolutely indispensable in the Harney country in every direc 80,0000 ACRES. blacksmiths; 2 harness shops; 1 livery stuble; 1 bakery; 3 general merchandise stores; 1 bath more immediately local issues, viz: Tenn.. 133,270 12 124,090 house: 1 milliner shop: 1 real estate agent; 1 saw-mill. Al»o, 2 Masonic lodges; 1 Good Teiu the adjustment of the grants. tion to secure the location in Har plar lodge; 3 Odd Fellows’ lodges; 1 United Working Men’s lodge. 91,701 Division of this vast county of Texas. 223,679 13 By reason of the failure to sur ney valley, and then did the best 39,514 4 Vt. ... 17,332 Grant into lesser proportions, so as Va. . 145,497 12 139,356 vey the lands in these grants the we could to have Burns designated to meet the needs of the people re W. Va. 67,317 6 63,096 companies are permitted to hold the the favored town. On what grounds SADDLE & HARNESS MAKER sident therein. The location of the Wis .. 146,459 161,157 ii lands, without taxation, and reap the agent of the Land Department is THE OLDEST, Harney Land Office where it will IS THE LARGEST, the benefits of the increase in value, preferaed Drewsev we cannot see. most readily subserve the interests Totals.4 ,911,017 219 4,848,334 182 MOST RELIABLE while the people along the lines are We are informed that N. Brown, C. C. MALTBY L akeview , O r . NURSERY of the people for whom the new compelled to carry the entire bur with his usual enterprise, offered a GROWING STOCK The following table gives the plu district was created. —RIDING MATERIAL A SPECIALT Y.— FOR THE WEST. den of the local governments. suitable building rent free. More The necessity for the formation ralities by States on the popular This is outrageous discrimina anon. Harness, Saddle», Bridle», Spur», Latigo», Whips, Cinches, CLaperajue, None but the of a new county south of the moun vote: Blaine. tion in favor of the corporations, Htutes. Cleveland. —The best bit Cigar at W. E. tains lying between Burns and Can Begt of California Leather used, Satisfaction Guaranteed. Alabama.......... 33,830 discouraging to the would-be set Grace’s drug store. - yon City is apparent to any person Arkansas......... 22,032 tler, and detrimental to the growth that ever traveled once over the California.................... 13,128 of communities, and improvement —Advertise in T he H erald if PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES. 8,563 road, summer or winter. Colorado...................... you want to sell anything. - of the country, practically defeating 1,284 The majority of the people, we Connecticut . the objects for which the grants —For all kinds of Stationery go Delaware ......... 3,923 arc satisfied, would, if called to to W. E. Grace’s drug store. - Florida............. 3,738 were made. gether in their precincts for an ex- Georgia........... 46,966 BUY OF THIS HOUSE: It is to be hoped that the very — See in this issue notice of final pression of their sentiments, unite | Illinois 24,827 sensible suggestions of the Com proof of Robt. Terrell, and W. L. in what is so plainly right and fair, Indiana........... 6,512 19,773 missioner on the subject of surveys Terrell. and Harney county bo created Iowa....... The Finest to be Found in the Lower Market. 64,274 will be seconded by the Secretary —Worthy citizens, known to be APRICOTS, on terms satisfactory to all con Kansas. . 34,839 Kentucky of the Interior and acted upon by law-abiding and of conservative cerned. 16,199 LAKEVIEW, OREGON. Louisiana F. P. LANE congress at the next session. views on all public questions, are CHERRIES, T he H erald has advocated, and Maine. . 20,060 The adjournment of congress on receiving intimidating notifications will vigorously work for county di- Maryland . . 11,118 24,372 Saturday without having passed from irresponsible parties, the thing vision until obtained. The county- Massachusetts.............. Two First-Class Billiard Tables . 3,308 either the general land bill, or the bearing fraud upon its face. Our PEARS, PLUMS, seat question is an after considera- Michigan...................... 41,620 bill forfeiting railroad grants, ful advice is to pay no attention to any t,on- , Mississippi ... 33,001 fills the predictions made in the thing of this nature, as no man or PINES, CEDARS, Missouri........... 33,059 THE HOPKINS HOUSE. 22,512 first of this series of letters, to set of men, except cowardly mis T he H erald has worked vigor Nebraska..................... which reference has been made once creants or would-be assassins whose TREES, SHRUBS,. 1,615 ously the past six months tb col Novada........................ M. D. HOPKINS, P roprietor . deeds and misdeeds cannot bear the , ,. . J. . 4,063 or twice since. New Hampshire ... ................ lect convincing evidence that the New Jersey 4,412 It is to be hoped the next con light'of honest day, would descend APPLES, PLANTS, soil and climate of Harney and New York . . . 1,047 gress will be more productive of to such contemptible scribbling. EVERYTHING NEW AND FIRST-CLASS. adjacent vallies, or what is known North Carolina. 17,884 results in this respect. ...........................................................J • We will add that we also have been 31,796 as “the Harney Country,” is special Ohio.............................. The presidential election will the recipient of one of these silly BERRIES, QUINCES, 2.256 TN» Hotel i» new (Home, Room», and Furniture) and offer» courteous service to every Guest. ly adapted to the production of Oregon ...................... 81,119 then have become a thing of the effusions. Pennsylvania ........... grain. The grain raising farmers .6,639 past, and legislation for the good of /—Chas. Ziegler brought in this Rhode Island............... brought in enough specimen» to . the country without regard to effect week 33 potatoes that weighed 50 PEACHES, FLOWERS, satisfy the most skeptical, who arc j Tennessee........ 9,180 upon political organizations, or the pounds! How does Poison creek hereby invited to call and examine Texas...............131,978 22,183 prospects for candidates for office, stand in the Harney Valley Fair NECTARINES, the fine, plump grain of the lain- j ' ermont.............. aili may be enacted. exhibits? Come in and look at them, pies now on exhibit in this olhce. 1 v*irginitt J 4’231 The suggestion of the Commis all who are interested in proving This effort was made in order to . yvj8con8jn..................... 11,698 sioner that the force cf his office EVERGREENS, this a fine agricultural country. attract thc attention of the better 1 should be increased should be hear —Yearly advertisers of stock class of immigration, to encourage 1 tily seconded by all persons inter brands in T he H erald get inser thc industrious already at work, and [ W e sec that a move in the coun- ARBOR VITÆ,. tions of stolen and strays free. - to induce grain raising at as early I lX division matter in Grant county ested in land matters. The fact that 238,156 final en •late as possible in order to meet has been inaugurated by A. W. 25 M iles S outh of L akeview . the mill enterprise already under i " »tors of Burna, and J. H. Log tries of various classes are pending FIRS, BALSAM BLOOMINGTON NUBSEBY. way by a Burns business man with 8an Harney, and a division of ' before the land office, and that L akeview , O regon . A. SNIDER both energy and means. ¡sentiment already created that is with its present force the office can on Small Fruits are a necessity NUTS, FRUITS Farmers with whom we have con- likely to render anything like har- dispose of only about 75,000 cases per annum, is sufficient argument • PAYS HIGHEST MARKET PRICE FOR GRAIN. versed, admit that 35 to 45 bushels monious action impossible. The farm. Stock yours this year. of wheat to the acre can readily be Rpple of discord Temporary ( oun- to prove the need of increased force Thl» Mill 1« In Sne condition ler turning out Superior Work. Ia in charge ol • Firat-claae MiU« ORNAMENTAL CYPRESS and a strong effort should be made The Time for Ordering Fruits is raised, and the belief that this is , ty-seat Location—has been tossed a grain field that only needs to be between Upper and Lower Harney, by the people of the land states GUARANTEE OUR FLOUR..®» BIRCH, SPRUCE, ELDER,. . developed in order to yield a rich 1 and Burns, and the sequence is and territories to impress upon the The riigbeat Price« will be paid for Wheat. High eat Rate« will be paid in exchange tor minds of their representatives in return for the industry expended, readily surmised. congress the importance of their Evidence that any Reasonable It seems to us, from our stand is steadily gaining ground among OATS, WHEAT, AND BARLEY. ASH, LINDEN, CHESTNUT,. . those who came here believing the point (that this subject is of direct , interests, and necessity for more can ask for, that Man or Woman . prompt adjudication of land cases. wild hay on the meadow-lands to be concern to every person in the coun H enry N. Corr. the easiest and most remunerative ty), that this movement is as ill-ad 'C all and S ee for Y ourselves before T rading E lsewhere . this Valley will Produce all that TULIPS, WEEPING WILLOWS,. vised as it was ill-timed. Had the way to make a living. is claimed it will grow. “C heatest and B est ” is a com N. Brown has done thc part of a parties desired to unify the senti public-spirited citizen, who has at ment in favor of county division, bination as difficult as it is desira Come to T he H erald Office and RED-BUD, SHADE TREES &C heart the advancement of the bus and obtain a true expression of the ble; but “Peterson’s Magazine” has. HARDWARE. CROCKERY iness interests of thc country, as I whole people (as we were assured certainly accomplished it. The1, see Sample* of t^e growth of th* —AND— JUNIPERS, RHODODENDRONS. well as his individual profit, and Gilham is anxious to November number is a gem in eve- should receive the commendation of' procure), they would have done ry respect. In addition to a lovely ; HarnCy CountrX- X°u have nevcr his fellow-citiiens, as well as the un- «ell to have waited until after the steel engraving, there are three full- [ seen a Better AveTage. EACH THE BEST OF ITS KIND divided uatronagc of grain raisers, exciting interest attendant on a page wood illustrations. One of i Now, farmers, this fine, large mill presidential campaign and election these is an admirable portrait of Don’t put Worthless Stock in the LAKEVIEW, OREGON. H. SCHMINCK building is erected, the dam built, ba<l subsided, and the people inter Bismarck, who forms the subject of ground and then say “It don’t Pay water secured, and machinery here, ested be in a more receptive state of the opening article, which is capi- to Plant Here." —MANUFACTURER OF TINWARE — The latter will lie put in next sum- mind. tally illustrated and gives various Buy thc Bcgt Nursery Stock in | Send for a Catalogue, and make mer, and thc mill be in fine running As the matter now stands it will interesting incidents of his life, new (he NMrketi ttnd get out an Orchard ' Farmers need not incur the expense and delay of sending off for Agricultural Implements, as this House keeps a full stock at Fair order by the time grain is ready to require wise management and no to American readers. The stories ¡his* Fall' and* ¿ot "wait’till "next ¡ X0" “lections in time for the fai Price». Citizens will find here as complete a line of Hardware and l>o hauled. With thia assurance trouble to arrive at an amica- I are by popular authors, and are up Spring. delivery, if you want to plant none Crockery as in any other establishment in this section of country. the last obstacle to Harney valley t>le understanding at Harney next , to thc usual high standard of ex T he H erald will make out your but the Best, and that is always the ^-TINWAREOF ALL DESCRIPTIONS MADI TO ORDER. CALL AND SEE GOODS cellence. In the Fashion Depart- grain-raising is removed, as it is no Saturday. Cheapest. Last spring, alone, more longer needful to haul grain 140 to To antagonize no interest that is I ment, besides the handsome dou- Order Free of Charge for anything 160 miles to have ground, or sold. "W* -° bring about defeat is always , blc fashion-plate, there are scores than a A large acreage should lie sown ^»'er than that rule or ruin policy, of dainty dress patterns and de- suited to this soil and climate— QQQ WOfth WftS General Blacksmith & Wagon Maker in wheat this fall for there is still which oftenest recoils on itself, l signs for the work table, etc., many , of them suggestive of very pretty Why Free of Charge, since every time, and s larger sowing in spring . . ---------- 1 TO L akeview , O regon . wheat next season. Much ground Detectives are on the track of r, Christmas presents. It is time to H. R. SCHLÄGEL Man should be Worthy his Hire? ! r think of a magazine for next year, can be prepared for grain this fall Thoe Axbury, city treasurer of ♦ HUNTINGTON, OR. by those farmers not yet in condi- Cleveland, O., who absconded with and we cannot too heartily recom Because we would be glad to do mend “Peterson.” It stands high tion for planting. Let us and all cBv fundH. Call at this Office and order, or among the first-class literary other workers for the furtherance of '_____________ address the following-named Harney valley improvement, unite' _Th<l Franciw.o Examiner, monthlies; and, as a fashion-period- BUGGIES. WAGONS, ET C.,-> I in urging farmers throughout the that chief of democratic dailies, is , ieal, none can equal it. Every lady Harney Valley blossom and glow . should take "Peterson. ” The terms entire Harney country to get in and on file on our reading desk. Come GEO. W. CRANE, are only Two Dollars per year, with like a Rose in the Wilderness with plant enough grain to keep the new and read it. - mill busy enough to supply our- —Coal Oil at W. E. Grace s drug greatly reduced rates when taken Gire • Trial. M.<««l«s 1« ■•ll.Ttaf A *nt ria» Smith work« la eeaneet in clubs, and with unusually floc Beautiful and Comfortable Homes BOX 131«. Bleomiefton.ru. selves and our neighbors. ■ store. • We give the following tables of the Presidential vote of 1884, that T he H erald ’ s readers may com pare them with the returns of 1888 as received: FOR BARGAINS IV. Brown, I J I I i i I I I < A gricultural implements . /