East Oregon herald., February 14, 1889, Image 4

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MISCELLANEOUS AYERTI8EMENT8.
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISEMENTS.
1
.NEWSPAPER ADVERTISME.NTS.
.
, ..
,
,
jitr.«. Th« rounty of lUrney •hall he «tiMh-
crease
in
population
has
been
very
fl
1
„
the
sixth
jnai-iei
nietri.
t
fur
;uaii-i»i
THE HERALD
rapid, and the newcomers are of
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dfc’.’.’.i>7
a»«!b •‘•‘1 Mut-lsy iu October of
the most desira: le class, being far­ ea.
YUf want the earth -«!
h • ear.
TIiritóDAY. FEBRUARY H.IS-Í»
TAKE
mers with families, men who i v
Tbc f -8‘ o rm «»f the County court of
vy < .-uni • shall cvmmenc« ua the fifth
fW“THE WORLD. jgS
eiirrgv and good citizenship uihl Har
M.H. lav after this Aet becomes a law. and
HAKXEY VAI.I.EY
up the country and develop its lat­ thert-affer 'be.< mi ar tenrsof saidcuuutycuurt
f uinr’ence on the fir«» Moi dav of April,
ent powers. They are erecting shall
ur'.e. W-'us’. October, December and February
It is almost the same thing. No
THE SAN FRANCISCO
»•ar.
I
-rns.
comfortable
houses
ad
Ita Pre-HMil. nini It** I
premiums; no special offers; no cut
!
her. e * pr .vide«1. ’he county
chiefly frame structures, ami arc Ju -e ’¿t . <<f . f.
as I*r‘•-«•nt d t
l î ¡i.
■ - ■ -
Harrev <«,unt. shall receive an annu­
WEEKLY EXAMINE. rates: bi t the liest and biggest
by ‘’Ttir W«**t Shore.”
using rails and wire for fencing al Fa ary .,f three hundred dullars.
’E< . 9. Fnti! her .vise pr««vided, the county
made
in
Wells of living water are
treasurer sha I receive an annual salaty of two
A $1 PapAr, SOO Paget, 1500 Illustrations, 3000 C0|
N E W S P A P E R
____ of
____
__ _ by dig­ hundre idol!«?«.
any portion
the valley
I'iew of the Country that I« flaking t<
.■’£<. |u. The county of Harney, within one
becoBie a >rw County .
ging to a d pth of from six to fif- xtararerl ► r^ai.izaiiun b) the appointment
On the North American Continent.
THE MONARCH WEEKLY.
¿f;»' v v f ss m.»viu provide . sha . u&6 ime
-
: - ■
d th
a. .u j.u_.
..e ( >u; .
• f brant, a ju« propor*
From The W vb : bhur«
for drinking ui d ’oim .«•ic u. Ex­ «1 u vt ¡he ¡Ddeuieuntsa >-f Gcaui < uunt , after
Ntlbiog ii this tp «f Cheap Likratare tr □ it; ether age hu equalled to
12 large pages and
the -iroiu the value of the public
During its last session, Congr, • cept alo:m the water emir- -s, which Ge.utii:g
Mi ].« .1
.4 <ua; . < uunt: : and the county
84 long columns.
n-; « Harue.. 1 uuutksare hereby To Keep Posted on the News of the
juujtea v i‘ ru
h IL’-’
‘‘
passed a Fill cstablisbir g a
> ..r, F i:.^'-d
a board to de.ermtus the vaiue of
EXTRAOUDIliART OPFj
a d the au.viiut of indebtedness
Entire World Subscribe for the
land d.strict in Southeastern Ore­ Birch and a dense growth of wil­ bih h pr.-i •ri«.
'.O ie HFfc ; ..v 1 by said Har. e_. cuu..iy. aaid
lows.
the
valley
contains
m>
tim
er,
itr~x
POPULAR
NOVEI.jrJ
gon, and by designation of tin- prop­
judge« 61:« .. .nee a the fount« seat «4 Grant
To every person, who (within. .60 days fc
on the firs .’Honda, in May, l^l’, urns
er authorities the land office has but the adjacent monntain- are cov­ b C«mul>
. a /U thereafter
•afic.’ f.s
ls convenient,
Convenient, and
and proteed
p:
. .. I .
< ample
nb a re
—; ’7 . -t ffw
been located in Harney Valley. At ered with a dens.* growth of pine,
Published in and given with each the date of this paper) will subscribe
port of «heir c • <.iusio
’—‘ r s in dup.iiate
•
with
*
the
the coming meeting of the Oregon fir, juniper, mountain mahogany, cierKS
issue of the weekly edition.
Harney counties;
and in
THE EAST OREGON HERALD
of «»rat-. aati
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grevinen! between the said county
tase«u oisegreement
B I i ri] 1
2.50 in advance)
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Legislature an effort will be made etc., ami several saw mills th-
judges of ’ <«raiit
____ aud
- .2 ”
Harne.«
Z77_. r_77n:i
coun ’.s in thiir
supply
the
settlers
in
the
valley
Beginning to-day and continuing
to havo the county of Harney crea­
coueluai« • f . th»- shall c a.I ’ * to ‘ their
*" i.ss:s'an<e ;
And
pay
in
advance
*3.75
we
shall
send
them
for
on-year
®
. 3 ui the sixih judicial
oue of ib.e circuit judges
ted out of the south rn portion of with lumber at reasonable prices.
be to assist iu de­ No weekly paper published in the thereafter, T he W orld will print
dis ri< t. wh*ee»iui. i shall
f .'
copv i f T he II ehald and al-o for one year one copy,
k as to wBat ft
1 jus and equitable be- ■
At present the settlers of this re­ termini:.
with each issue a complete novel
United States containing as
Grant county. Tin— facts render
t ..ecu the Bai . f ull» .i». - ui
. _ Grant and Harney,
THE CELEBRATED ILLUSTRATED HUMOROUS P
much or as great variety of
by a popular author, Among the
Harney Valley an object ol sp- rial gion communicate with the outside a '. sha.i . ave he ms i. g Vo e »; ■ use of a lie
c e ..«•:< hetai.«.u.t
u «t. ju<
ju«..,«;S. The sail
good reading matter as
writers who will contri
c„... ute will e
interest to those who ar - king a world by means cf a wagon ro id to c. v. .iin;.
jU'.get
f i Í u U i i. 4 ¿ sa...
sa»«: .»■ __ ar_<:
— shau
_______
re­
fur their sen it .« <8 ¡i.«- gititi of fi«e dui "a: S
location in some new portion . f the Baker City, Huntington ami Onta­ ceive
perdu* f.-rea<h« u B I :¡a.' eu j«.o»v«i iravei-
northwest. The valley has a total rio. on the lines of the 0. R. & N. lug to t n . (run saiu o int se»: uf Grant < «.uu- THE WEEKLY EXAMINER Walter Besant,
The subscription price cf SIFTINGS is SI a year. It is a lG-pa^e
« b.i
ii; •. rk fvr
ano »or each aa.
Wilkie Collin«.
fusjv llb-.str it 1 by th • 1 < i i: / i.r : .
I cai at'iri- s of th (lay.
]u
area of 2.4'XJ square miles, nearly Co. and the Oregon Short Line, tty.
ai.d nii.eu_e ut he
v hi< I; they are appvb
of origiunl Lu.iuor, it 1« a- kin •« .• _d.:< d to m u d t the f cad of the illustrated
The • • mi* / -ear promises to he • r. wded Ro t. (’Indian.
e uf lente, s per n ie i:, a■ i: « 1.1 a <1 te
twice the size of Rhode Island, and goods and produce lieing transport­ ra
the country, aud hat b-.tiiw-il itatued “ lae Witty Wuu l r of the World.
S'.-ti' • : ra; cutí ■
fr«>ni sain c.-u
i I. b irrii i, ever, b
R L. Stevenson
somewhat larger than Delaware, all ed in freight wagons. A tri weekly turning
and su‘ h ex . s s s.
P il l rh - i *i i N v York a 1 bn a National reputation.
The merits of
tifie
fe
(irat.i atid Har- e CoUli
i'
j
on.
I.
inclosed with high spurs of the Blue mail service is maintained in four said
arc
bo w J Ki. .11 th «t v. d » 1. i tl « in it 1: ceMMury to n fer t • th-m furthet
ó F.
< ir* uit ju .^e be i»
The vi r 1-
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Both ).< w s b-x rihers and thoae who renew th . r subscriptions willu.
A _ri. u rt
PC fi:
epart: e
TI. ¡i
directions from Burns, the distrib­ w. ra be sha - re rite the A.i CV...
mountains.
vU.N
jtl aS,
i U I.
.ri vr
aaherei provi«. . fur the Eil i
u a
v
privilege of t U m off r.
;_
ba
ar- i
rm. u
’1‘- s. F. «
be pai . t-qua
i he C ! «• •Nl^t-S : «uri« U U ; Il
The valley is n comparatively uting point. At this place go «1 to
ltEMEMKEIl that TEXAS SIFTINGS h cT ■ 1 at t.i < t ries only tn
b ? B
T. * ! « tfJM» •I»»- • ! W1 !
counties.
a. F F.
Emi’
«nb«cribwith 1 tl 1. xt <»•> d • s >•> m 1 <«ff r n- t..
h ts t v. r been mak
Ipvel plain, iti the center of which general stores carry in stock all the ney
a'i
ri
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f
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f e. ■T hr. : Is
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offer the tv o papers for I ves Ih.ia 11:p ice of TI.XAS 8IFT1 M.S.
«et by cun;-a.
« 6 c
lie two lakes. Harney and Malheur, commodities found in much larger Bhad the
F
work < 1
No on > t < r t;
rib< f c n f. t Sli TTN(.' Sir lc ss than
I a yea#.
l i.E • X \
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b 6
only a few hundred yards apart and towns. Here is published Tut; Uer,
E a
Grau: 1. unty affu
Th • r
t-] ■
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>• is iv w, and n . .4 <♦«'■ i‘inu> to be. $4 ft yeggjjJH
pl . . rxp -it
uu:*-
H
erald
,
the
only
newspaper
in
that
Ilan
••
county
aut.
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F
connected by a narrow channel,
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iu this eetion,
8
e pru i t 6. ’’ere*.
be examined and «-er.ifie. to b.
Hftr..e. cvn.ity. a
f . a . •ir.-rtn!
a spv
la de\ uo - • ” r ocuun to us i< r a 1 in ed period.
their united area being about 1> i region, a live l.x'al jmjxir, devot- d nize.i
«e;.^‘. ls he
4ia re. ur .'6
and a< »tu.»
,
to
the
work
of
making
the
valley
'j
0
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1
l
hr
b.
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ersfiliou]
I
bo
m
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r.
(brtet
to
us
by P. 0. Order,
square miles. Into these lakes
oi Hame.* <u uUi.1]. .
N•'t«1, « r < L ■ • ise a 'v thali ord-r tho publiiherj to mail MFTIAGS fron
* • Up
r.u tc-the
8«. 12. It is he;
pour the waters of Kilvies and Itlit- and its resources known to th
York t > you f »r ore j ar.
( oil
<»f oruut
1
.« u ni.. tbirt • r a t
zen rivers, but they have no visible thousands who are seeking such a treasurer
La ., cr wrhe to 1
1 ffi c, and you will get a sample copy of SIFTINGS.
af er this Ari t be< «-Î! ;cs* >a .> . to pu; ««ver i 0 the
I b
place
for
a
home
Harney
is
the
i
up
t
ret.su
r«/rui
!
hume;
«
.
u
¡he
vf-.
•
r
vi
outlet. Their waters are nearly
the r h«-v. z ¡upenu .C-:ii!t
. * sai « u n., . a .
name
of
another
small
but
growing
i
S hvvl IU: <.E , .hen 1. h 6 !
fresh, indicating that they are
e .• ’gif g V
r-J
V»
1 he fc .'era. js hool <1.¡Ft. b u
•< <«,Ut
I?
drained by subterranean channels. town.
: r.E.:.u b Lfii .he ci'.Zv •!-8 I>fiitoi g
8Sc.
i3.
!n__
g
It will not be long before the pe- v.irhln
.
P I R
This fact seems to have a most ben­
the iir.ii f . i the «erm,
our ,
r\
seu tuunly ui Har
: great pr< in< p ««r.\et
eficial effect upon the soil of the nod of isolation from the w aid's the
Ï?:??.OVE?IEÏÏIS!
ien'e in lhe ■:
I‘f
T onr latest improrrta
busiivci f a • their <-«>u
*i O’fvnnctitton is t’
'
valley, as crops seem to find ample markets will l-e terminated by de­ ((fsary
r
• » • 'voi ic t » 1 »•ep withata
Daily,
p-
r
year
f’lipptp-U
• .
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< •,) this A« t aliMii ’axe vffe- ’
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• r._.alter t
XL? .) •
moisture in the ground even in the construction of a railroad through from auu after i e approval b_.
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Sunday, f -r year.......
. •
tu v-¡r nee >.
(1 ‘ <•
nur :
• on the
i prl-c ftmped rla'nly
u. - . itety .»one
drvest seasons, and thrive, while the heart of the valley. The Ore- i
•
t - 'u
su ;
nq 'tuoLutta
n mit ' iiutng
;oi.ag*u;
¿9^ -IPs mesdert, arc gen
(1
. a k .im' 1!
<- will supply you
., upuu V.O.-.1 taey n>akea larvrr t rofl».
m . • r. -. ill wax yt^ in:-.
other sections with a rainfall as gon Pacific is already pushing east­ MIS- ELLANE‘1’. S ADVER Tit EMENTS.
no
>;■
gl<
W. II. Hi \>: -T.
ward
through
the
Cascades
from
VS
’
great ns that of llarney Valley re­
JZ^SMEAHS
! :?i»r a
■prn
quire surface irrigation for the per­ Albany, and within two years, at
►3
$4 SHCS
the
latest,
the
locomotive';-
whistl-
fection of crops. One peculiarity
.
Î
CANNOT F
•••.
j
jgci
of the region bordering immediate­ will be heard in Harney Valley.
->• TO *'?
We he . e
".'Vi . L' í Y
ly upon the lakes is the frequency When that day arrives, the valley
SATIS
n
1
On>-
yevr,
(52
number»,)
00
■
s.
j
.-i-
will
cease
to
be
''way
off
”
in
the
and distinctness of the mirages
50
THE MOST
C 7*1. I
Six months, (20 numbers.).
pictured by its atmosphere, objects mountains, but will be as near mar­
e.-' FIT.
FA I
25 V'-:/
Three months, (13 nt niters,)
mils away being distinctly reject­ ket as many older and better known
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Upon a Plan Address,
regions equally distant from Pt ;t-
V
ed thereon.
-AM’S b
Silvies river rises in the moun­ land. but which have earlier en­
To Lenef.t oue >i. m ribera.
THE WORLD, N ew Y ork .
joyed
the
good
fortune
of
I
ting
c.’:-«‘-i ln onr branc
>it h lu- ■ I..'--:'
’
tains north of the valley, and flows
THE HERALD is pleased to announce the
- :
tí» the •
! • s.'î- !...•■$
i
: :i d ii.-.rH. 1.
e.i
yon wüi 1«
p'.e'i..n «if special arrangement whereby
a distance of eighty miles in a reached by those great highways of
nr •.’t'lQl 511 an! :?1 s i’ll
iinñiitte t»ur
i
s
ei
h
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1
t.
i.ffer
i
s
readers
TWO
of
the
commerce.
Here
is
to
I
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found
the
rs
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southeasterly direction through the
Lis family jour:.B s for the pri. c of oue.
O •• •>; u- t..n e!‘
v. 'oL oivvbi.ii.. 1..1 buoem.. Aa.t.S . f l..- i*»..:. ’ C«J4a«U
lucre n: f í'otvs :
vallgy, discharging into the lakes. best opportunity now existing in
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THE WEEKLY
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Un» !n tn- hn is of •.
1 ’ de»
•• m » very po ..fl'.
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It is a rapid stream, ami abounds Oregon to S'-'-ure desirable vacant
¡el¡ fi»!
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r.r.* c\ t: elr rs«
unit-iid:d it -
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land«.
Nothing
but
their
distance
;
For S3
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hr. - i ,.-r z v. o'- ’ ; -. T.
TH.
‘i3 <■•'!» »q «-nreli
X i vv
i tail ; • » c •
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in fish, including the gamy trout.
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a p.d • f- r «■• « n - s > .; . -h r.ro
:-.«»» wo*: jan
<« ir ■
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v«-rv 1 >«v
t ri, ci •»«
»«»id î$ • >
Blitzen, or Dtinder-und-Blitz.en. riv­ from the usual routes of trav -1 ha;-
•oj-sof
every
p
r.i.y
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l.i'.tirhlr
.
W!
’
|..-h
bare
hitherto
rtdp'l
i:» H»* r* rtf'
kept
them
from
icing
settl'd
upon
Wc
will
Bend,
fur
one
year,
to
any
a
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drees,
the
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to
o^ll.e
bole
er is fifty miles in length, and ilows
L ti.Y tic: a .- i fur t
N r.r, k:- l i.......... -,
■Irr w« •»■
Fls-nifi - ; so far r« yea arac*«
into the lakes from the southward long ago, and How that the emi ar-
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•s - i «CS!
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n-an/es you tint Y .
o
, 1..
. -ir r< ;.l.-r is
siably makl.: ; y..:-«
ot» IhQ soi«-*', y a c® t :
ve.líu;
With their tributaries end otli-r go of isolation is so soon to be re­
EAST OREGON HERALD
what your e.\< e ; Lev » _ • _ • . !... ? v. • . n « ■ <«ii
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t ■ «io thi-s •••■ -die wcare prot*.ctirgr'3W
and the Famous Family Weekly,
O'Tnrvna r.u I !:■•? Used ret;
,r
'.at n - "f -s’.
«.tore they learuuxiv
smaller strtams, they pour a large moved, a great inllux of ■ ‘.tiers
t- «e-, t.
t.i. r. t ■•¥ pre worth ?
C«;:1 "t l>e tra ’•* ’■> ¡- . i
. •
t y iu * »»old hy w lie-nwiike rrtnllc-r« in «*!l
volume of water into the lakes con­ may confidently l e predicted. In
Í. »tit
THE DETROIT FREE PRESS.
• •
. .........
any S;at • I-r .r; ;7 ,.uu*ul
!l.c roaa:n
fact,
tin
tide
has
already
set
in.
(o-.'t it i: .st tl ca-d
’ Y.-ri
stantly. Irrigatic.i. so necessary
.IA21ES ;
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i.
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TJncain^'Ac
in a large portion of the Snake riv­ and appearances indicate that when
THE FREE PRESS is without question the
ONLY ONE DOLLAR
Grea’tBf Ei:vr;:rv it:«! Humoroui; paper now Le-
er basin, of which this valley is a the railroad ri ch.-.- th: v db-y it
f> rv the Ari<an ; euple. 1 .6 u.d a Lew tepi-
ifw vv
rar.i. f- r public favor; establiEhe«! over fifty
part, though having no surface com­ will find the lands well oeeupid and
yeurF ag.«, it hi.» 8’<*4 !he lest of time and iff
The leading Weekly Newspaper
munication by water courses, is not prepen d to give it a gem-rous sup­
Absolutely Pure. to-da\
stronger be*ter and more popular than
port.
Stoc
k
ami
agri
ultural
p
•-
ever
—1-O.U.u But-seriben; affirm its surpassing of the country, and the only pap r
required here, crops reaching tin
ex- ei encc. The funny sketches an«i sa» inga of
Tlie Free PrebB are everywhere quoted ami edited with reference to circulating
highest perfection without nrtiti. i. 1 ducts will supply a large qunnry
C û ?'?AR; "¡7Z WORTH cf BAKING POWDER
:iu<hed o', er. while in rtspcct to literary excel-
i f fr- iglit. a:.d the road will l-e a' le
watering.
.•
e it will comptir- :nv.»ra!>lv w ith the expen- in every state and territory’in the
■ to off--r two • : poits to shippers, one
pi.e magaza.iB. ••>!. <.;uad.” ‘-Luke Sharp.”
HO 1 Ali (Absolutely Pure).
'2
Eva
. Rose Hartwick Thorpe, ••has. F. Ad­ Union,
The soil is similar to tl.at of the .,t Portland a wi the other at Ya-
The Flade is the most pop­
ri f . Hamilton Jn*.. Lizzie Y.-rk. < bf -. i’rot son
f
•
HA?«T*S
(Alum
FowGer)
w
.
-
celebrated wheat belt nt the north­ qtiimi i ay.
H. ur«i. II. C. Dodge, and a h« zt of uthei favor­ ular Family Weekly, with the larg­
ite wrFcrs, contribute regularly to its columns
western base of the Blue mountains,
PU3r’0BD?S, when fresh..
s'T.
Ke-. gtiiziiijt the gr«»wing demand fur first- est and wid st circulation.
It has
class fiction, THE FREE PRESS hub offered
in Walla \\ alia ami Umatil'a cam­ lii'.t ron i •>!. .' i j x .i’ h \tu
today
over
150,000
subscribers,
and
eixpoed
’
5,
v.
sfr®
.
.
CTsaaaM-
XEY
<»l
NiY
ties, and though little whvit has
may at any time he found in any
been raised ns vet, those who have As intro luced in ti e House l V
................ tzt .
$3,000 IN CASH
Bl kN
wook or corner of the United States.
cultivated that c< real are satisti d Hon. <>. W. Gilli m, and r.ad first
CHARM (Alum Powder)i:....
with the result. Prices of farm time January G, ISM):
At the very low price of
Z MAZON (Alum Powder) #...
I’rlzcs hr the three best Fertal Stories of t'0.000
products, such as wheat, oats, bar A BILLfrrari Ac’ ocrea e het
•*■«< r«.s each. A number of the best writers
ha ♦ e announced tl-ir intention to compete.
l<*y and hay. are high at pre; nt. Harney nud l.x she cai..rics v
DAVIS’, and DAVIS’0. K.ETI?!
in addition tu the many <>h«*r spot ial fea-
Meer York. ¡Alum Powders, jj;
the grain bringing from three to Judge anti T;ea uiL! ihercm.
tu ».s. i 1- the inw .lion to publish scctioLSuf
CLEVELAND'S...............
ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR
enacted b
he fa gi-.a ive A embly
five cents | • r pound and huv from of >*< ihu i ntaie
ot (Jreg n:
Three Serial St ries Each Week,
PIONEER (San Frxichco)
♦ 12 to 118 per ton. With the ad­
S ect :
I. Tha: all of tha* perti. n ••
•the»* c«»n ar..
vent of a railroad these condition- Grant c......
CZAR..............
s. ...o <>n.li<»f
.„
•oui. y lying
the following
Wriu.e.i expressly fur The Frte Friss by the The Blade gives more readi g. ot­
will b<' radically changed. I here dc < riN.-d
line be .....I
ami he -amt hereby i-
-
....x
! m - f .lineria. and Cng! sh authuir.
DR. PRICE'S.
’.eil I a
and orgau.iz« d into a -ej a a .« c un- •
it ' • i re seen, there;, re. ihn: ? fu f ri-ire ter departments, and l iter news,
will then be a market for all the ■ rrea
ty by .he
lie ii.oiH-m Harney, viz: ilegintiinx
f. rTii. iirhViD an». THE FREE FEE > the
It is
grain the valley will produce, but . at a pvi
SNOW FLAKE Grotr.)........
• ■ i • arui . . au ' •• « ppited .iih ail the Ne. f than any of its comp, titor.-
oin where the we t line o Gran.
a« u .1 h the :>ts of current i i.vraiure fur a
cuuhiv <■
e, ;he town hip line l e wwn
the price will Is- lowered to that of f JiownTnp
the largest 1'. Fa p p r p li-li. 1.
j car. a a < uSt Vi
L ewis ’ ........................... Exsaszna
. ...................
i *“ *u ¡,ajuvountv <>t Grant.
the general market. In addition unci running ihenct e ; i g on -aid tuivn.ship A ttorney - at -I. aw
and its «1« p irtments -o c;ir«ful
So’! ¡TiR
PEARL (Andrews A Co.)..........
«
to the native gr.-ses upon which i 1 . ine to the we-t iincot f <he old Malheur in
■t Ov. r Five Cents a Week.
edit, d that it ea >t
p
r
re erv .1
___ __ evun
__
;i«»n . ...
tn -aid
y ol Gran:
< E A ■ ERR AN
stock fatten ami thrive, alfalfa, red • dian
HECKER’S..........................
tL< i. •< no I .■ owing !.•• ni
res« line of .-ahi
each lucni er of v r
L.
clover, timothy and red-top grow I Indian rv-ervaiiun ix
..................
P aten
; ......
ihmcc
easi ... io
BILLETS............................
■f- a arge cfaht pare s c: •
,
the
ca.-i
line
ol
Grain
county.
finely and make an excellent qual­
lictip a. Three fact the Flade •
.» • « u
ANDREWS*C0.“Reaal
ity of hay. Garden vegetables are S?- . 2. Th.-I th? .iil:«r.-i. ry hall Coni
MECHANIC.'.!.
Mibvn'akee Contains Alam).
a; • rite
a counts for ! civil ..nd military pur-
large anu fir. 'y tlavo.-cd cr.il [ ro- prise
BUMz VMD’S^wac&aotrresb
[Kkie.i, and j»ha!l I k .’ Mibjcc: to the ..me i . iw - i
duce in abundance. Es|x cia)ly the and rui.rirti.n- and be on title« I lock
potato reaches great size ami per­ Mme orliuer?« ai the other coun'ic-i
BEIOETS OF GGVEBKMEHT CHEMISTS
fection. As vet exp-rii ncc has ».ot Stu
J ’.c: • i’rovidvd, thai it >hall lx? .he i
fully developed the adaptability of die is Act >L^.i have It*» e.*ic a law. ¡o .
As to Purity and tTholcsozicnccG cf th? Koyal Baking P
o
;or Haincy voums anu from i.-iii'.
the soil and climate to sninll fruits several
<<>un«y oni ur« u H oav «I by
“I have tested a pucka?? of Royal Rok’n? Pcwd:^. which I purchased
and berries, but as wild currant.-, o her countie - in .hi > a
c--r. niarx -
;. 1
'
J : pu.- -1(1
?- .. i
di-nts. Itisi
cer-. aider duly •p.iivitvi.-.(
of tar ar powd. r of a hi_ii .! rre? of merit, ani dov» Let contain either
strawlierries, etc . are hardy and shall
be cn.i*«cd to 'him
I
hosphates,
or
other
injunoas
¿uc?:ance3.
E.
G. L ove , Phfl
prolific, the cultivated vr.rietief . oiHccs until th ir.-nrc«.n<o
“Iti? a scieLLSc fact that the R ova I Pakhi? R a - t 'v>r is absolctcly pure.
and La«
must necessarily thrive equally ns at the general elec ivn oi
Royal Bak • g l>-v _r fc undent tedljr Ue pureò: and luost reliable bakir.s
well. Such is the cxperiei-c' of Iv quaiL.ed at ording to law.
oliere i to the public.
’
U. a . M ott , Lib*
those who have initiated tl.e;r cul­ J'ri 3. It ¡•hereby n:u«.e ihr du‘>
• 7 ■. ;
pr- -‘. In crusty aaò highest in strentf&d
Govern«,
r
«4
Or«
G>n
to
locate
the
.<tn
baù g peu der ol wiùca 1 uat e
o ?. *
Wit. Mt M lrtjue . rhU
tivation. Fruit trvis have been set «vuniV -rat vf n c »«id iiarim ■ vun
| rt>T*«kd bv th
out for mor«' than a year, ami as •tit < th« rwisc li
At. Athene
The T. — a ’ P? I ez Potrder received tao hipest a war-1 over «11 coin
the young trees passed safely thr i' I lion
of the hh -. i
th- V , .XV. -
i i
• • IS; ;; at the < tDUnn.ai, Philadelphia, lti
he severest winter, last se ason, ever ’ submiite«! io th
A~z.r •
infi
.
v Y r.:, : ; .. >• - Fxrs turou_<>o»r the country
known in that region, and arc thri­ and the place n
>oct
er. ■
of h_ : . . ■ i ..
‘ ver rec * vrJ cucii high, emphatic, a^
“ ra
vc-
cni -r• nt fi a; czi^c-*. cL.mlc. , pjjsiciaz^, 6cuutiata ul J
«n t i. -r i >
%r » it.r-
ving at the present time, the entire vote
-e.it of a,
Lati» vue ■'
, ele tu *
Licai.U all over the world.
practicability of fruit cultur ■ is n t
D- te .— Th:
u iagrim i'i -r??c3 the corr.-v.r&trnrh of vRrioua
doubted by any. The climate is
Piw.l
l : sli
n by Chemical Analysis ar. 1 experiments made by Prof.
pleasant and healthful. The win-
A pun . 1 c n of c.ich pow ; r wa3 tak . the :• tai leavening power or vc
:era are cold, and sufficient snow
u
cm t
.’a ed. th r <uit F ini as indicted. Thi? practical test for
Prof. S i c 1 r
y p v 9 what every ot-ervint consumer of the Royal
falls to proteet crop- and hi pply
1 <wd -r kr.e - by p—e 1 exp tierce, that, while It costa a few cent* per
. I The
ibundant moisture. The : umn.er.- ’di hM
d! con«d.u
i:. ...» than
ry :
: - f r r c-e c
r
.1. besides affording the
want« «•-
are cool and delightful.
and .h intai ui.t
a -
't.t-rv : \
a
trial of the P.oyal Baking Fowder will cobt I
entitlv.i
fair minded person ci these facta,
Stock raising ha.« always I ecu to ihr I«
* V ’
v
: r m
~
' of •;’ ■* alm - - • r= to he cf a rc-mpsi
CONFIDENTIAL TO AGEN-
the chief industry of that region, the « VU!
j .«
• cf
•>. ’rf«r. - to be t -.ken a* icat In t: that tl-?v bare an,
ind was the only one until the past the
k
J
aluL.
powders,
no
L
ow
high
their strength, axe to be avoided w
w.er’
law yes-s, when settlers bwgan to ti«*d ti' clout IH
For
clubs
we
this
year
pay
the
take up homesteads and er gsge in ialite a««enib{y oí thl< Sut e.
largest commission for new stile
in* 11 farming. As an adjum t to
scribers that w< have ever paid, or
eneral farming, it will always hold
prominent plaoe, and it will la
i ver paid by any pap. r. Write ua
nanv years before ev- i th -
fo
fi<l- itial terms to agents.
0-0- 6,000,000
industry will have k en disp!
of the larrnc and most reliable b<^». and th y aw
Ä
•
t
i«
easier
to
raise
a
club
for
th-
Cattle, hors««, sb p
hrive on the natural ;
B' de than for any other publics-
"Aria, Cu-.;2!s, T
d m terry * co
ood of the hills and '
t on. and an a. five worker can earn
i-
-;í<¿vT;*T¿:w,aí
«are in exceptional • ■
:rn
- 2.00 t<» ♦•"».(X) per day on the terms
•attle pass through tl.
r. ite
we offer. Single suhscri^'crs will
uch line cvnditi n :
Fri ' •
LaM
remit one dollar for one year, Ev-
mis them fat enough l
ci Rj,
thile in flavu
erybody invited to send for free
<•
eaU romp, i
m-n or terms ih ag nts. Ad-
,
important to Our Reader
ALMOST GIVEM AWA
$l.5OExXamíneyr.$!.5O
TEXAS
ST^TTJST
El A 311
PROGRES
Ferry’s Seeds
'"SS
cst stall-fi^i i
«arket.
During •’
THE BLADE.
Toledo. Ohio.