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THE HERALD f>. L. OWACK Kditvr. THCtUIIAY. JAXI'ARY IT. li-O DIVISION OF GRANT COUNTYBO A8 F >B tv furia HARNEY COUNTY. J70R TEMPORARY COUNTY-SEAT BURNS. O fponents of county dirision ap pear to be forgetful-of the fact that it is no small tax on them to travel from 100 to 150 miles to attend ev ery term of circuit court at Canyon City, and pay two-thirds of the BURNS Why IHwriminXr? UIOM « AhHINGTOS, 1>. C. B urns . Or., Jan. 16. I Wataiserr-s Ctrv. D C. E d . H erald : I have just received J«nu«r> M. U m ». i the following from one of my nu President Cleveland pursues the merous friends who regard iue as a even tenor of his way, personally kind of walking cyclopedia: attending to all the duties of his “F riend W illiam : I see in pe exalted position, as unmoved by rusing Hill’s Code, that while the defeat a« lie was unelated by suc laws of Oregon make it only a mis cess. His conscientious conviction demeanor to kill a Scholmeringu. I that the intercet« of tbe whole peo do not find that any penalty at all ple demand '-tariff reform,” remain is provided for killing an Irishman. Call you kindly inform us through unshaken, nrwl with the "courage of the columns of the public press the conviction” he steadily urge* it as reason of thia invidious discrimina the all-important measure of the tion against people from my native time. At the annual gathering of land.” the Masaachusetts Reform league A nswer . I do net recall the sec at Boston Dec. 28th a tetter was tion of the code to which my friend rear! from President Cleveland, from refers, but as the Legislature «as at which I give the following extracts the time of the passage of the bill showing his unselfish devotion to composed largely of Irishmen, by when they are talking about "coun the interests of the people and be birth or descent, it is conjectured ty division greatly increasing tax lief in the ultimate triumph of that to pass a special law for their ation.” Let every citizen in this right. He wrote: protection would lie a reflection on matter try to secure "the greatest their ability to take care of them “ It is because the efforts of its good to the greatest number” and advocates arc not discredited by selves. T he H erald is with him. Mere any sordid motive that they are Regarding the Scholmeringu the selfish reasons, proor con. ought not able 1-oldly and confidently to at case was altogether different. lie permitted to sway anyone, when tack the strongholds of selfishness He was a poor despised foreign r a petition is placed lx.fore him for and greed. Our institutions were constructed in purity of purpose from the Flowery Land. signature, and all will lie well for and love for humanity. Their op When he first landed in Portland the Harney country. eration is adjusted to the touch of the hoodlums set upon and abused virtue and patriotism, and their re and maltreated him shamefully. L atest advices from Salem are sults. under such guidance, must He could get no redress in the be the prosperity and happiness of to the effect that Mr. Hamilton, our people, and so long as the advo courts. proprietor of the Hamilton House. cates of tariff reform appreciate the Emboldened by their success, the Harniltonville, is trying to have a sentiments in which our institutions rabble hunted him down like a wild slice off the northern end of Grant bad their origin; so long as they beast, and it was difficult to find a /V’t up for a new county to be named apprehend the forces which alone can guide their operation: so long jury there to convict any one for Hamilton, with the temporary coun as they in a spirit of true patriot killing a poor Scholmeringu. ty seat on his farm at Hamilton- ism ar>- consecrated to the service Then they got up a petition to the of their country: temporary defect Legislature, signed by every Schol ville. He is reported to have a petition brings no discouragement. It but proves the stubbornness of »he forces meringu in the State as well as by with a thousand names, and offers of combined selfishness and dis a number of fair-minded citizens the use of the Hamilton House for closes how far the people have been asking the enactment of a law ma a temporary court house and coun deceived and how great is the ne king it the same penalty for killing cessity of redoubled efforts in their ty jail. a Scholmeringu as to kill any one He also claims that the tax-pay behalf. To lose faith ¡r. the intelli gence of the people is a surrender else. ers of Southern Grant favor his Instead of doing as requested, and an abandonment of the strugzle. scheme! “In the track of reform are often the Legislature passed the law re cost of each sitting of the same, Twelve dolUr« a wt-«k, in ad- found the dead hopes of pioneers and the despair of those who fall in trance, please, Mr. Hamilton. X the march. But there will be nei ther despair nor dead hopes in the You are specially invited to write path of tariff reform, nor shall its the items of general interest occur pioneers fail to reach the heights. ring in your neighborhood, and send Holding fast their faith ami reject to T iie H erald . Never mind doing ing every alluring overture and ev ery deceptive overture which would them up in reportorial style as if betray their sacred trust, they them to a large city daily, where all copy selves shall regain and restore the is cut up into short “takes,” for 80 patrimony of their countrymen, or 100 men to work on—then you freed from the trespass of grasping must write on one side of the paper, encroachment and safely secured by the genius of American justice capitalize, paragraph, and punctu and equality.” ate car«-fully. or it is useless to the Washington gives birth to many paper rumors as to the complexion of tho As we have but two type-setters next cabinet, all probably without and they ofler no objection to copy foundation; but there have been written on both sides of the paper, strong indications that Mr. Harri all we ask of our friends when son intended to meet the big Blaine writing news for this paper, is to dilemma by leaving the Maine man let all the items tie reliably ob- out of his cabinet. He may. how tai/ied. attach the author's name, ever. change such purpose thrpugh sign a fictitious ' name if desired, write’propcr names carefully, and a too powerful pressure. It is sim ply a choice of trouble for the Pres send right along to our address. ident-elect; if Blame lie slighted A L eading C ounty .—Grant coun there will be a wider and deeper ferred to by my friend. Reward Offered. THE TOWN OF BURNS TUE SAN FRANCISCO 110 reward ia offered for information left at or »«Lt thia office tLaJ wiii lead to the recovery of the following deacnbed horse*, whit a were on Island range with a roan pony branded A a h* r»e laiely purenaaed by Wm. Mack ey of Harden, when last GELD1XG. s-year-o»d: Sorrel, with strip in the face. Brand X (with 4-inch iron/ on the Left shoulder THE MONARCH WEEKLY. sTALUON^-year-old V »‘«r 1« t. - fa<-e. Branded uith a J*j inch iron / on Left shoulder. ILLY, l-year-old Bay. with s*rip in the fare, To Keep Posted on the News of the ternunaung o*er left d «a?rtl. Brand same Entire World Subscrita? for the as on above de*, r.bed Golding. Ad-lreaa GEO. W HAYES, Harney. Or. WEEKLY EXAMINER A F $l.5OEx^neyr.$l.5O Take JTotice! The following deacrited horaea are taken up and if owners are r.o< found will be duly peal ed «cording to law: No weekly paper published in the ORSE. IS-Tear-qld Dark p.ay. Collar mart« United States containing as Had bell on. Branded'X” on Left Thigh- Weight about 1*00 lta. much or as great variety of ORSE. 12-yea?</i Light Bay; aonie collar good reading matter as maria: fame fa right front 2eg Branded with a "J-T-F-ev>riDectrd ’ on right ahoulder. THE WEEKLY EXAMINER Weight about U ai Jta. Owners degiring to recover above described The coming year promise* to he crowded stock can do au b.< app..>iug to thia office. with »firritK «ven’» H H W. a. WIMIIBI. Lakeifew, • r J. SAT. HUMOS burn*. Or. Europe iaa vast camp. Army corp* patrol the frortiet*. and millions of men await the signal f.ir the mc*t titanic war the world Las ever seen WILSHIRE A HUDSON. Attorneys-at-Law The E xamixer ’ s new* gathering machinery is nuequaled. I’» eorrvspunden’* dot the habit able g«vbe. Nothing can escape their vigilance, This firm practi- r* in the courts of the State, and nu exptt *e is *i>aied in spreading the re and before tbe U. 3. Land Office. Any ¡and sult* of their etfvr * before the E xaminer ' s • 1 ifficr or other buatneas entrusted to them will readers. receive prompt attention. The m< *• noted writer* of fiction in the world contribute to the WEEKLY EX AMINER Jules INLAND CASEs SOLICITED. Verne, au'hor of "A Triptothe Moon.” etc.; Robert l-ouis Steve: *»«n, author of •‘Treasure Is.und. ' etc.; Rider Haggard, author of -She.” . • tc.: Anna Katharine < reen, author of •’The . leaven worth • a*e." eic.. have ail written «to ATTORNEY, ne* for the WEEKLY EXAMINER,and will do *o in the future. L akeview and bvrxs . or . undrums which "no fellow can find out.” just measure, the Scholmeringu fast disappeared from our State, until now scarcely one can be found. Daily, per year Sunday, per year............. All P< fttmester* are Agent*. 1-ljr and he Said he, "That provision of the which provides ’nor shall any State deprive any person of life, liberty or property without due process of t . a . M c K innon , ----- PEAI.ER IX J<U DRY GOODS, CLOTHING. HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, GROCERIES, HARDWARE STOVES, TINWARE, CROCKERY, GLASSWARE PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, PUTTY, THE CELEBR/ SULTANA RAZORS AND “I X L” CUTLERY. WINE, CIGARS; AND TOO A THOUSAND OTHER ARTICIP NUMEROUS TO MENTION. CHEAPEST HOUSE in Eastern Oregon FOE I LAKEVIEW ADVERTISEMENTS. THE HOPKINS HOUSE M. D. HOFKINS, P roprietor . EVERYTHING NEW AND FIRST-CLASS. We have HIT Saddle and Harness Shop. Tbl« Hotel ia new (Home. Room«, and Furni:urel and offer« eourtcou« «enrie« 1« Upon a Plan IX < OXXECTIOX WITH THE BOI SE. To Benefit our Subscriber*. J. C. WELCOME - P roprietor . BI KXS. OREGON. W-A-T-C-II-M-A-K-E-R Jeweler. THE HERALD is pleased t.. a’.nouure the '•ompk-’D n of special arrangenten’» whereby :• is eusl.led to offer its readers TWo of the bwt family journa’* for the price of one. For $3 We will send, for one year, to any address, the EAST OREGON HERALD and the Famous Family Weekly, THE DETROIT FREE PRESS. HARDWARE. CROCKERY. —AND— A gricultural I mplements .- THE FREE PREF« i* without question the Greatest Literary and Humorous paper now be fore the American people. It is not a new aspi- rant for public favor; established over fiftv H. SCHMINCK 'eft’s ag”. it hns *’o«id the lest of time and is LAKEVIEW. OK to-da» s-nmzer better and more popular than ever—sut-s'-ribers affirm its surpassing ••x< el'ence The funny skett he* and saving* of I be Fret Prvts are everywhere quoted and —MANUFACTURER OF TINWARE — laughed over, while in respect to literary excel THOS. GIANINI — — Proprietor. lence it will Compare favorably with the expen sive magazine* ••.¥. Quad. ' -Luke Sharp,” Farmers need not incur the expense and delay of sending .. Eva Beet, R. *e Hartwick Thorjie, ' has. F. Ad Agricultural Implements, as this House keeps'a full stock K. BURNS. OREGON. air« Hamilton Jay, xdggie Yorke Case. Bronson How ard. H r Dodge, and k h. st of other favor Prices. Citizens will find here as complete a line of Hard«rljS Table« Kept w.U «applied with the be«t in ite writers, contribute regularly to it* columns Crockery as in any other establishment in this section of cm M| the market -trie- prompt and efficient. Recorr.izing the growing demand for first- < irt fiction, THE FREE PRESS hr.» offered Meals furnislrei at all hours. 41 CW- tinwarkof all descriptions UAUE TO ORDER, call ABB siim U Restaurant law, nor deny to any person within split in the party than was occa its jurisdiction the equal protection sioned by Garfield's break with of any county in On-gon; 16,825. of the laws,’ appears to have been Conkling, for the Maine leader's it also leads in cattle, with 47,118. wholly disregarded by the Oregon following is much greater than was BLACKSMITH. Legislature in the passage of the Conkling's, and an affront to the GEN£JIAI. NEWS. law relating to Scholmeringues.” “Uncrowned King” would be most Tiraes-Mountaineer: The town of B vccaroo B ill . bitterly resented. However this E. D. GRAY - Burns, Or. Burns, in the Harney Valley, or may be, the fact remains that the dpred 300 copies of the holiday edi- A* You as a well-known Dem patriotic intelligence of the country, —G E N E RA I. R E P AIRING— tion’of the Times-Mountaineer, G<d- without respect to party, would view ocrat, are hereby respectfully re AM» dendale, W.T., an<) Dufur 150 each, with concern such a menace to the quested to send T he H erald your and private individuals 50 to 100 peace and honor of the nation as name for the New Volume one year, qypies. would lie involved in the recall of ♦2.50, or 13 for your own subscrip Albgnv Democrat: The Corvallis the Jingo Secretary of State to his tion 1 year and for any friend back Promptly executed. The building ba* bean en larged •»»<! Improved and ia urepared to turn Ti/nes, in a long article attacks the old position. East 3 months. out all kind* of b v ksmithihg <»n short nothe and in th« beat style. Term* Cash. 1-ly O. I’, road savagely, among other It is also strongly intimated that things saving they have purchased Wanauiaker is booked for the Inte Look over this paper. There are JOB WORK. The road rior Departpient, not because of fit valuable literary inducements of- may ppMlbly run two of the Cor- ness so much as to repay his heavy fvrvd ‘----- 2 to 2----- sultscribers. 2—Some of them valis papers, but it doesn't the Dem contribution for securing the elec ought to suit you. TV. ZBro^n., jg The Leading Merchant of Grant CftStfS 16.70 2.00 expected CHAS. SAMPSON - - B urns . O r . soon to close out his business there ---- and would follow them. Constitution of the United States TO------------ W. II. HEARST, Editor and Proprietor. Practical Surveyor informed me that he had sent his wife and children back to the Flow ----------- GO PHYSICIAN A- SURGEON. in Portland some months since, he ery Kingdom, IF-OIFL BAJRGr (By Mail. Postase Prepaid.) $1.50 PER YEAR. S. B. McPheeters, M. D. In conversation with a well-edu cated and intelligent Scholmeringu Burns contMin.*» ™ 1 newfpaper. 1 hotel: 1 brewery: 1 undertaker: 1 meat market: 2 lawy«*. 1 surveyor; 1 land agent; 1 drugstore; 1 Jeweler; 1 blacksmith; 1 Jtvary atable', chand.*« »tor«*: 1 hardware store; 1 saw-mUl: 1 carpenter; 1 saddle A r.*n ’ eery store. Also. 1 Odd Fellow* lodge; 1 reading room; 1 school; I eharrk £^*Mail a copy of T h « H rbild to Advertise your town, in thep^ T. V.B. EMBREE, M.D. him As a consequence of such an un Bl'SINExS MF.N ABROAD BY LOOKING OVER ITS COLUMNS WIJX^ THE TOWN OF LAKEVIEW TLe WEEKLY EXAMINER ba* e*tabli*hcd Lake Co.. Oregon. an Agri ul’ural Department, in charge of a practic a agricultural»! w bo ia the I c*t writer AS IT IS VOICED BY ITS LOCAL NEWSPAPER A THEH# Criminal law a specialty. in the Ur.i’ed -taris on agricultural subject*. This department will contain sensible discus- si .re of lvadir.g topics of interest to vineyard- BUSINESS MEN abroad oecthat LAKEVIEW, Lake co.. Or., contains: 1 is s. or< hardist.« and fanner* generally. lrrtaer: 2 saloons; 1 brewery; 1 undertaker; 2 laundries; 2 furniture store; liik'.H Th* EXAMINER’S Commercial Neu* I* com- market; S lawyers: 3 physicians: 1 surveyor; 1 lsnd agent; 1 dentist: 1 dropuaj i piled by experienced men who carefully guard blacksmiths: 2 harness shops; 1 livery stable: 1 bakery; 3 general merrhandiitt Office at hi* residence on the east aide of Sil tbe producer'* interesin all market report* house: 1 milliner shop: 1 real estate agent; 1 saw-mill. Also, 2 Maaoaic lodgti; vie* Brier ten teilet belo* burnì. plar lodge: 3 Odd Fellows’ lodges; 1 United Working Men’s lodge. THE WEEKLY EXAMINER Any and all kind« of surveying done on shot Possibly some member of the Le- notice and rtMuiafoe term* settler wishing to located, can have p'.a'.a iurcisl.e islature owed one of them a bill, free of charge. for it. GRANT CO. OREGON. AH IT IB VOICE» BY THE HEItAl.n. GEO. S. SIZEMORE - - B urns , O r . Just why they did this is one of ty has the most horses and mules the press to be silent. In rhe U:dted state* the entrance of new is sue* into the politic a! arena La* t«een followed by a charge <-f administration. But the grr»’ economic question < n which the campaign turned i* afill unsettled, and i»s solution i* now commi ted to aCongrt*« a!ino*t equally divided between the two great parties. Bt'RNS ADVERTISEMENTS. Office et W. E. Grace's Dm? Store. those much talked of political con and the Scholmeringu sued ADVERTISEMENTS. STOCK BRANDS. FTOIlt LiVeTV Stahle $3,000 IN CASH Prl«- * !- r ’he ihree be«t Serial Stories of CO, 000 wor«1« eacl \ nnmber <<f the beat writer« have anti-- in, ed their intention to compete. In addition tu the many other rpeeial lea- tuiea. it is the Intention to publiah section« ol Cenerai Blacksmith & Waçon M Three Serial Stories Each Week, Written expressly for The Free Pre»» by the U»? American and Enzliah author*. it will seen, therefore, that bv subscribing for THE HERALD-and THE FREE PRESS the entire family can beanppiied with all tbe New* and with the best of current Literature for u • year, at a coat of Little Over Five Cents a Week. THE FREE PRESS it a large ei^ht-page. seven- column paper, that would be cheap at Three 1 Pilars per vear. Remember, that for you have The Free Press and your favorite ¡L Feed can Liune paper /so for one year. Sample copier can be seen at thia office. " e hope that our friends will show their ap- Creclatiot; of our efforts in their behalf, bv ma- iug Up their minds to take advantage of thia splendid offer—»rp.S< KIBE AT ONCE. P«on»HT"K Send all sut«criptions to ocrat; nt the sum«- time we appre toral vote of New York and In W. C. BYIÏP - - ciate what a great service it has diana. His “inflooence” and work M fr that Advertise Harney Valley. T he H erald . Burns. Or. done for the valley, and are willing were too potent to be ignored. In The following is a list of citizens CASH BUSINESS AT BED A to overlook some of their big faults, fact, it took so huge a “slush fund” ■ who are sending. 1. 2. 3. and ns far ROCK PRICES. for they seen; to pursue the eante to buy those States for Harrison up as 6. ami 8 copies of T he H er course taken by railroads and peo in order to secure his election, that ald to friends for one year, and less Thi« Magazin« makes .1 specialty Igour motto. Good Buggv Trams, and Nice . <.f gi’ing „ ple generally, that is. get nil they it is feared cabinet positions and When this item is marked, the re- nwdd!e H. ’*es Furnished at Reasonable' hargee ju«t such information about the creat Pa- cipicnt is notified that his papvr is and parkular Attmtfon paid to the Hoarding v -.1.- , . *. • can for the least price, regardless desirable foreign missions will hard and t.n^mtngof TraLR.eut M x k. Hay A Grain ll’c -'"rthwe't a« those who *re interested paid for. and the name of his friend on ha:«d. . . to have. It h neither I iii that * region desire of means. ly go half round. in the list. ----- an immigration pamphlet nor a Mibsictiaed 1 noticed Speaker Carlisle on the When this item is crossed it no railroad publication, but a genuine maga School directors throughout the tifies you that the time for which FRENI H zine, now in it* fifteenth year. It devotes street the other day. looking in ex State are warned of the arrival of the sender paid has expired, and ita attention ewperialljr to Oregon. Washing* map swindlers. Two map worth cellent health. He walked with a the publisher respectfully oolicit* ton, Idaho. Motina. Rri.hh < nlumbia an«l springing step, indicating that tbe : AU.ska. one dollar are sold for five under a you to renew the subscription, if firm champion of tariff rvfonu rval | It gives reliable description.* and l-eautiful it has been of sufficient interest to pretenx1 that a new law compels di Mrs L oom Racine, - - Pn'prietreB% engraving* of the mines, agricultural di.*- rectors to have maps hung in the ues the for«M> of his own emphatic you. tri ‘t-s. aloe k interests, fishing industries, and Frank McClintock. Isaac Foster, gchool house. There is no suah law. words that “the struggle has but A lir. i:ed nmmbernf guest.* < an «erare the the cities, town.» and resource* of th tt re- Jas. Copshall J T Mael, mort < • i furtalne bwiging room» in the town an<l school directors will do well to just commeneed in this country, Dr Connaway. at thi< Lome. Table* -ujulirdwi.h all Kind* ffion. a* well as tLe famous *cenery. In fact W. E. Grace. and those who delude themselves • 4 eaiaMe* the marce*, afford«. I j_| * T it i* the only publication giving the ria** of Watch out for the schemers. M Cushing. A W. Wilson. information sought for by emigrants and with the hope that it will be aban G W - Barnes. H. C. lleven. tourists to the Pacific Northwest. l'ni|M|ua Herald: Tin* smallpox doned liefore the triumph of right W F Meadows, G W. Smeleer. T hi W est S k « ee contains artistic en is spreading at an alarming rate in Chas. Bauman. over wrong, an- simply augmenting T M Baker, Contractor & Builder. graving* and maintain* a high *t and a rd of the northern part of Marion county T a M< ........... Kinnon, J. H Howard. literary ex. e er.ee. It ia essentially a West- the weight of the blow that will in Mr< A A Stenger. E B Hanlev. and new rases are being reported I cm magazine in every feature, and an expo* ...... E . _ evitably fall upon them in the .. U'm. Shackleton, A. Staufft-r, nent of the life and energy of the Wert. every day future." Thor Haskell. Wi h each number i* -ent an Art Supple 11 McClure, A C. WORTHINGTON. Jump-off-Joe. the name of a stream ment. in colors or tints, about 19x24 im-hes There arc over 116,000,0001*exite Chas Jones, Mrs Haskell. in wife tbe *uhjert being *ome feature of the J. C Garrett, in Southern Oregon, got its name in the Direct Tax refund, which "II. C J." Burns. Oregon, grand *«-enery which en« bants all tourist* T. II Roberts from the trapper. J<e Mebiughlin, is now brought prominently forward R J. McKinnon, through the N<«rthw<rt. Mrs N Com« gv*, T Sillman, who, with his party camped on it with high hopes under Republican W R Mitchell. Mrs. ltaily, A hound t ime < thi* Magazine for lsS7 one night. Joe was out hunting, did supremacy. It is to le hoped that C M Caldwell. J no. Robinson. or Iis a perfe« t mine of information. not come in till after dark, and not enough honest R< publicans will W E Albcrson. John Comutt, fiobarriFtinu, per year f Don ml volume*, each D Jamison. knowing the camp was on a bluff unite with Democrats to defeat the Thoe Dodson, Two hound v<dume* i___ Th- having work fa my ilne win find tt to Prof Ensley, 1 T D llarri‘. their ad-aatasTto ai»e me a call Wlllrowfrarf Two K»«»nd volume* and *ub*rription S.50 stepped over it anj fell quite a dis- i scandalous public robliery. to fam «t! halhlinaa *>»mp»ete. inrladin* I’ F StenfDT, R J Williams. Ihi-’ -t. m<i 1‘ijrrtn» Tarn s As reaaonab!« ^ nd 25 rents for a «ample copy. lance, dying from the injuries soon Many members of Congress went Wm. 1 M< Glynire, Addrewa L. .“AMUEL. uaoi r>vpnv<d>>le '-untracU r. D Milhr, Puhli«her of T he Wrsr Snout. gfterwards; hence the name J. ' Wrisley, home for the holiday*. H C. G. 1 Mr Arms tmng <’• • lr r*w>r Hsv*ix Bai.dteg •( P-wtland. Oregon. H. R. SCHLÄGEL L akeview , Prrparwl to do «Il Kind« ot Work in the BUcktmith lino. r-B U G G I E S, Horse Shoeing at W AGONS, ET C.,-> MADE TO ORDER WITIT NEATNESS. AND OF GOOD QUALITY. A I. L WORK W A R R A N T E D. Give a Trial, as Seeing is Believing. A fir»t-cla** Smith works in connection NEAR BI ENS. OREGON. The West Shore. Estimates Made SAYER * DORE a nd »n M p 4« «arfaee hi«bee tboraocklr MMWri Mr talMiat parpo» «*r KEnVCED PRICE And Plans Furnished. A Good road all the way.