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About East Oregon herald. (Burns, Grant County, Or.) 1887-1896 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 21, 1889)
* MISCELLANEOUS AVEKTISEMENTH. mibcbllaneois ADVERTISEMENTS. NEWSPAPER ADVERTISEMENTS. FOHMATION OF HAH- crease in population has been very BILI. H»H XEY COUNTY rapid, and the new comers are of the most desirable class, being far TIIIBSDAY. FEBItVAKY 21. 1H<». mers with families, men who by As introduced in the House by i energy and good citizenship build Hon. G. W. Gilham, and read first "• ’ " to>.^TÄ ä » THE SAN FRANCISCO HAllNEY VALLEY »»a Ji,, who rriulurwoK»«»«' up the country and develop its lat- .l.nnawr ror u.«.i>ju.»xpwii^npnuu 1M ’Tl(e_ time January 6, 1889: i’. ih .“. OI ob.?'» t00b..«» « co..,pl... Or« clp> i ent powers. They are erecting WEEKLY EXAMINER. ..... i ’ u . M bv a will-known and populax BILL for an Act to create the County of tu'-H.r ari ¿uidi-i.wi in B«*t paiuphlet form, printed barns. A Harney PiVHeut, unci Its Futuri* I*roM|M?<-(« icomfcrtable houses and and lix the Salaries of County .«m readauln c p- on g.«-d paper, and many o I chiefly frame structures, and are an Preiwnted to Hoine-KeekrrH Judge and Treasurer thereof. :»n Hlù-t'»f'l- Tuay tumori se »orne o by “The West Shore.*’ he tlfi.-st w»i ha ev«*r written by aoma oi the gieateal I using raijs and wire for fencing. Be it enacted by the legislative Assembly ini i. st p<> mar wiit» rs, ytb of America aud z. i of the Stute of Oregon : Each uue u> emu) letu iu >t*.If : I Wells of living water are made in No.il«. ThcAuwlMe«» THE MONARCH WEEKLY S ection 1. That ull of that portion of A lew of Hie CounJrj that ia aatking to any portion of the valley by dig ! .1" l>IK W.-IH.W b.UoTT 1*1 ■ *v«r puMtabed—turi> equal lo I m -«- oiu « » Neu County. Grant county lying south of the following ging to a depth of from six to fif described d*¿ta’í9». Hijab IG-MMpek- line be ami the same hereby is A $1 Paper, 800 Pages, 1500 Illustrations, 3000 Column, teen feet, and the water is excellent created ami organized into a separate coun 1 rty the »nth..i of ’ i“ ik “ M W1 il * yroni The West Shore: iiiiiiy aitnailoua, lai ” .ubi« lucidcut« ami rlUlculoua aciapea ty by the name of Harney viz: Beginning for drinking and domestic use. Ex A great numi. oruiia I hh >M. To Keep Posted on the News of the Pi-rferC Etlqurttrt ob . How to R umavi » ir No. ill. I where the west line oi Grant During its last session, Congress cept along the water courses, which at a point niauu». oi ladle« and gentlemen, givtn* 1OCIMTV. A .umplrle I Entire World Su> -crihe forth crosses the town-hip line beiweeii ¡harurrrrt rule« <>l <le|w>ti!iH iit for alt occaaioua, aicurdtug U passed a bill establishing a new are fringed with a light growth of county Uie u! th* town 4ii| >s is ami 19 in said county of < I »m, GvIH ver’s Travels. The remarkable adventure« No i...:: land district in Southeusb rn Ore birch and a dense growth of wil and running thence ea-i on said town-nip Jkihing ii Ibis 15» tf Chip Litmtire «r is uy tiler ip ku tqsslltj ih >1 irf>lliu«l liu.ll-- among the 1.1 iputisua sud Ulauta. A ifsndard k—(oh I the only cheap e.imm. to the ae.-t line of the old Maibeur In gon, and by designation of the prop lows, the valley contains no timber, line ’* Salitral History. Coutulnln« Xu. .’Co The -•copie I dian reservation in -aid county of (¡ran. nlrrotiug le«< -| |>¡ : os, «'■> '> puUlc'i I J i.lusli at :ou« ot uumer er authorities the land office has but the adjacent mountains are cov thence north tollowing (lie west line oi -aid >n« beast«, btl :■*. I epl lie*. fi«t <-► »!’■ insect«, w ith much ctuiou* EXTRAORDINARY OFFEfl ti.iu . . re . «’rdinr ti.eif Die S"d habit». Itccltutiuus. A large collection of th« lieen located in Harney Valiev. At ered with a dense growth of pine, Indian re-crvation ix mile.« ; thence tas; io i$1.5ÜExaminer.$1.5Ûi ufoin: Xu. 2«. U.xicrii •' moat i> ■pulai i., it.tim», tu p."*c and vu«e, both lor piole«« the east line of Grant county. lhe coining meeting of the Oregon fir, juniper, mountain mahogany. mal s ullettliMS «lid «maten»*. To every person who (within 60 days frot1“*” No. StA. SU'wus lieveuce* A ®y u- S ei . 2. That the -aid territory dia’.l com ì I àui Legislature an effort will l»e made i etc., and several saw mills there prise K<. S"3 Wuli Flowers. A Novel. Ry M arion H ablan ». a county for all civil ami military pur date of this paper) will subscribe fo»! the ónte hu :»•! _ . '1 he Ale rebutil’s A rióte. A Novel. By H oratio to have the county of Harney crea ’supply the settlers in the valley poses, and shall be subject to the same laws At her r . la. la. lx an the Serf. A Novel. Ry S ylvamvr C obb , J r . and re«.notions and lie entitled toeLect the No. ; . ted out of the southern jM.rtion uf with lumber at reasonable prices. »7. llesoL-riul o«, Tb* L iuutlo D. k S tab . A No. lei- -ame uiiicer-as the other counties in this No weekly paper published in the Novel. E, Al T. C allus . l!y Grant county. These facts render • The Mlandventures ef John Mcholson. A No. 307. At present the settlers of this re State: Provided, that it -hall lie he duty of United States containing as By Novel. 2. K ohkmt L' lia N t » vkn » u -. Harney Vallpy an object of special gion communicwte with the outside i >he Governor, as soon as convenient ufier No 314. Twolàisues. A Novel. Dy tbe author uf •• Dor« THE EAST OREGON HERALD Act -bad have become a law, to apjMiint much or as pr-nt variety of lb. rer.‘* interest to those who are seeking a world by means of a wagon road to this No. 2M. Bread l pon tito Wntero. A Kovel. By Ml«« or Harney county ami from its citizen- the Subscription price !3 a year ($2.50 in advance), good reading matter as Mt LOCK. location in some new portion of the Baker City, Huntington and Onta several county officers allowed by law to No. 3c*. l’a«e Nlnety-two. A Novel. By M art C bcil Hav. And pay in advance $3.75 we shall send them for one year. , northwest. The valley has a total rio, on the lines of the 0. R. A N. o.her count re • in »hi Stale, which -ain otfi- lierolue. A Novel. By Mrs No. Sii A Vngnbond __ ______ _________ afiei duly qualifying according to law, K o WAMUS. area of 2,400 square miles, nearly Co. and the Oregon Short Line, cers THE WEEKLY EXAMINER INMIB copy of T he H erald arid also for one year one copy, weekly,d No. 313. C loud« and Sunshine. A Noval. By CwaaLKi -hail I k - vn it'ied IO hold ihcir it-pective iKAbK. twice the size of Rhode Island, and goods and produce being transp>rt- oihees until tin irsucces-ors are duly elected No. 3'it>. Tho Dream Woman. A Noval. By W ilub The coming year prouiioeo to he crowded Joi.i.ixa. the general election ot 1S9D, and have du somewhat larger than Delaware, all ed in freight wagons. A tri-weekly ! at No 'juo. George L'aulflcld’a Journey. A Novel. By with «lirriug eveuts ly qualified according to law. dl.« M E. :iHM inclosed with high sours of the Blue mail service is maintained in four No. mt Mury llurdivleL*« KlvuL A Noval. By Mra THE CELEBRATED ILLUSTRATED HUMOROUS PAPER WNU» i V umu S-' " Iti hereby made he duty of the mountains. directions from ’’urns, the di-t.’i' - ( ..f - h tfu! < locate be vm;s»iary The WFEKI.Y F:X a 5IINEK he« crabliahed Rvarii. mind rhn we agree to send the ■ t.tr -. uno! • . Uu- ai. Agrit uiiura) Dapartwedt, in < barge «*f a ! ; TEXAS The valley is a comparatively u'i ' ■ t t u- ro. '•."•*< n this pra« ti< ut aerit liiturat si who is the Ust writer ; entire lis of! u i_. .altiable books, as above, r • i fr. leyel plain, in the center of which g . 1 st ,1 t •«ion .he ,ue-- I in the I’nited .■* au-s uu agricultural «abject«. I by mail, puBt paid, tu every new n il b < riber to Tlie Fubecription price of SIFTINGS ia $4 a yeer. It ia * 16-pepe p«p. ’ •ouiiiC eai -Ind: be Thia department wiiL roiiaiit sensible <lf«eus i T he i.AFTO.tEGON H ekai , for the ensuing year 1 in ‘i i • - c lie two lakes, Harney and Malheur, (Oiii »< •!:’• si B.»f leading tupitf of interes; »o viueyurd- , who remit« the regular bh » s» riptiun price I-. »0 foaely illustrated by the leading urliata and caricaturiala of the day. In the ' and .0 cent« extra. I-.70, in ail. and to every old is s, urt hardistrf and fama-rs generally. only a few hundred yards up o i <1 : • i .t |O; UV <H ;li of original humor, it ia acknowledged to stand at the head of the i Hunt rat <d pn. ; sui-«»Tiber uho pa sup all arrearage, and re pews for «me »ear in advance. A sample set of the country, and has been well naiued “ The Witty Wonder ot the World.'' [| connected by a narrow <h:i■..■••i, Ths EXAMINER’S Commercial News is com- . -<i ■ published iu New York and hai a National reputation. The merit, of SI pileu by experient ed me» _ who carefully «nurd these books may be seen iu the Reading Room. V. their united area being about 1-.0 r. glib the producer’s iuteresin |11 murkv: reports. are ao well known that we do not deem it neoessary to refer to them further. square miles. Into these lakes to tht 3 Both new aubacribera anil those who renew their aubecriptiona will han pour the waters of Silvics and Biit- ...J privilege of thia off» r. zen rivers, but the- ' v REMEMBER that TEXAS SIFTINGS is offered at thia price only to tbon, I anbacribe witbiu the next CO days. No snch offer as this has ever been »..^t, outlet. Their « offer tbe two papers for less than the price of TEXAS SIFTINGS. fresh, imb Ü1U WEEKLY EXAMINER No one but our subscribers can get SIFTINGS for leas than $4 a year. . i:> Mail, I’wSttge Prepaid,) h »drained by sui t » The regular price of that paper ia now, and will continue to be, $4 a year, but th 11. L;i It nil) ii.-t L' io:.-.- befor. tl’.s pc publishers, being desirous of adding to their list of subscribers iu this section, han This fact seems to have a n.o ; f Ul a special and extraordinary reduction to ub a inui.vu limited pvuvu. period. .... for «« ! • ! cficial effect upon tie .• oil of the riod of isolation from th< ivo hl’a 1 . •»0 PER Y E A R . Tbo amount for both papers ' should be «nut direct to u« by P. O. Order, I: • th“ valley, as crops teem to find :> . pl< iii:.rk‘ I- «■';! ’ L-'-uii Note, or otherwise, and wo »Lail order the publisher, to mail S1FTINUS fro« 1» Lea i 1 l ■. . i D oi throng moisture in the ground . ven io 'h- • or..fio tó ..i o i York to you for one year. i. .ii • i ¿ -. J ’ : < . . . .$0.70 Duily, per year....... Ixial i!i \ Out S ’ a t.r O ihv ’Vgi; Call, or write to thia office, and you will get a sample copy of SIFTINGS. dryest seasons, and thrive, while tin- hi'.irt oi th.’ valley The Ure- Helf y oi tlii • riuite. Sunday, per year . . . . 2.00 Wee other sections with a rainfall as gon 1’ai ilic is air. iily pushing east Dail All Postmaster« are Agents. 5. The county cltrK of Grant county great as that of Harney Valley re ward through the Cascades from Wee end to lie eoiintv cierK of Harney Deal W. II. HEARST, quire surface irrigation for the per All any, and within two years, at <, within thirlv days a er ;hh Act Detn Editor and Proprietor. it - a law, a ceitiiied iransciipt of all fection of crops. One peculiarity • he lul.’st, th • locomotive's whistle id Ha uem laxe ¡roni the a^se^sment roll of the region bordering immediate will I c heard in Harney Valiev. I id Ha IV e dithin the ’imits ly upon the lakes is the freqnenev When that day arrive«, the vail, v and «b. -ai \ A 7 - hn * he ; :f. -r di-■■■ aigl distinctness of the mirage- will eease to be ‘‘way off in th. pictured by its atmo. phere. o’ , mountains, hut will be as neat niar- miles away being distinctly r, llecl k‘ t as many older and I..’tier anowti or OUR LATEST IMPROVEMENTS! ri-« ed thereon. regions equ ally distant from l’ort ' • re ■■ •; n y <* Competition is the Life of Trade,** and If you have not seen our latest Improved fOodtrWW^ land, but which liav. earlier i n- U1 i.-o a Piai jannot Imagine how lively trade is. or Imw hard our competitors have lo work to keep within »Tghty ' Silvios river rises in the moun ■■ 'll 1 18 i- r ■< Ask your retailer for the JAMES MEANS’ S3 SIIOE, ortho JAMES MEANS’ S4 S» according to your needs. tains north of the valley, and Hows joved ih' good fortune ot being o: Harney Positively none genuine unless having our name and price stamped plainly on the sole», k retailer will supply yon withsh<>esso stamped if you insint upon hl* doing ho ; If you do not lusl«rfM>MW a distance of eighty miles in a reacln d by those great highway s < f The ai<i <<tr <»' <»r.i retailers will coax you into buying inferior shoes upon which they make a larger profit. bbiug THE HERAI.D is pleased to announce tbe comnierco. Here is to be found t he nut’>e <>u ai.tl un i o southeasterly direction through the cumpie’iun uf upe- ia arraugemen’s wherein county, within ¡lie tiin best opportunity now existing in JAMES MEANS ’ JAMES MEANS it is e» aided lu offer i i reudrrs TWO uf the irntiscript o: all case, valley, discharging into the lakes. best family juurna h fur the price of one. I 3 SHOE ami coiin-j courts t................... .. |4 SHOE It is a rapid stream, and abounds Oregon to secure desirable vacant unit tween partie« residing in Harney et Uii UNEXCELLED IN lands. Nothing but their distance CANNOT F/ in fish, including the gamy trout. und transfer all original purer in ai<i c . f- STYLE UNEQUALLED TO Blitzcn, or Dunder-und-Blitzen. riv from the usual routes of travel has to be tried in llarney conn y. in DURABILITY er is fifty miles in length, and Hows kept them from being settled upon ->• ANO h- Ws ■ 1H RFECTIOft into the lakes from the southward. long ago, and now that the embar OF FIT. FASTIDIO^ With their tributaries and other go of isolation is so soon to he re smaller streams, they pour a large moved, a great influx of settlers “ SHOE? i PACIFIC DEPARTMENT. volume of water into the lakes con may confidently be predicted. In Gen. : Aitenrr, 7J3, Market «1 . I r !«».>rv Rul'.l- S ec . 7. The first term uf the c. u itv c< ur . i stantly. Irrigation, so necessary fact, the tide has already set in, Harney tng; u:h r».n h. > M .rrlt . i ..l’..r1>- J-. bu h tian l»v«»n th»» recent proffrewi in our branch nt Imlnsirv thm vxe .>fn w abl»» to hi T,.'m cuttiit. shail cui.'ineiue u > lie ti'tn • I..." al Alien’a wanted tor Grau', cvuut., ail»' e a. J r ’ iicii Jli'iuiii'A Sime 1.4 in ev.-ry rv.sp.-el nqtutl to the«»hoes which ■ • .y " Monduv alter tlda A t letoims it a.», a : in a large |s>rtion of the Snake riv and uppearances indicate that when thereafter or t -n dollars. If . oil wilt try on a pair you will I m » convinced th-: t an above. ihe regn ar tern.6 » : rmid . u »■,. • . u: the railroad reaches the valley it original $1 an 1 §4 Slvics, and »hone wlw* imitate our system of Du»ine er basin, of which this valley is a shall e«immt*ti< e on the tiiAi Mui ■ a \p* , r b FREE PRE-’».- R ’.»ithvut quc«t»uii the quality ot factory products. I»i our lines we ere the im pest man June, Angus:, October, i v e ci ai u i u >ruiny O r of ->ur tra'-elhig Milesmoti who h now vl»j;U;g tut biio. !•<•«:<•» iterar, and tumuli us paper now be- part, though having no surface com will find the lands well occttpid and uf irmntai.i Il'.'.'lon writesfr n there a> t Ho cut h j cur. :»,rc rhe Amerii a: . 1 > s . ut a uè«', aspi • I am mnr- r-uri *at'’ e w. h t: trip. ! munication by water courses, is not prepared to give it a generous sup runt for publie ‘a»«;, es a •»ishc«! «o<r fi.‘- line In . :■ > i.'ds « cnrs ii.:> . 1‘ Ims s'-o. »he •<*( uf dine an-’ Src. s. I’utii otherwise provided, the <*out>< • ptpleiiri d re, i required here, crops reaching the port. Stock and agricultur.il pr< - judge tv.a Wronger Helle, a o'. : i . tc p.ipuoii (!»:. of Ihirne' count bliali re» eivc ai. iiuuu r- mil •• <»ut p.‘.>ple w:<v. wc • ever—Uu,HU- sul S'-rii rrs affirm íif Binpus highest perfection without artificial ducts will supply a large quantity al salary of three hundred do!tare. J < II KS 51»: A ex» e i'üt-e. Tile fu: e. sn of freight, and the road will be able boh h of «very c watering. The - P¡ as ur- i w-»en a 1 i di' r (. f ilj'-y ut to offer two senports to shippers, one laughed over, v.hue i lj «he demand f<»: t :r .< e 1: ■, I < uinpaix The soil is similar to that of the at Portland and the other at Va N » v, kl d r oabort «I tonal si.e magazines. S a-sucen yon tint if y ■” ..tnuuft celebrated wheat belt at the north quilla Bay. on the >olrs > u can i •ur ry-aik-r in pr • .li.'.v ri;c Eva ? - bi . i:. bl itartv what your - ■ «•« have . i todo tki : while v » nr-- i i-oteel S ei . 10. The cuuntv uf liarnev, u ithi.; »me a n s. Haim'.:on tn western base of the Blue mountains, our uai'ii* an 1 theft -»’d re', .ii .»r* . p n iihr.'s liefore h-aveour f-u c- r ■ : X ear after its organization r>> the upp«;i:H!ne > Howard. H. < . Dodge, u. I a il s her n Cu. »»t »hj r a le ro ; .• m ■. fn»- •. -ir rortlt ? i s office ik :m herein provide- . s.'ia i tssunic i<e wri er«, cm t.-D.u’-e rt auiurl ’• : b culti: . in Walla Walla and Umatilla coun Our lady readers can hardly fail uf y XV’<!<•.ne» n’< •„« yrfnHc»» in r.llp ¡•bin • from ot « « Icbruted 1:«» t- anti pay tu the (-utility uf «.rm a jus pr< p- r- Reioguizing the gru.ving deniaud for tin1 themunrrv. We <!f pt.-.o » to- j iu fcn> Scat»« '.."Terr.! -ry I. _> <t wilt in ties, ami though little wheat has to have their attention called this tiun of the indebieiiness of t.ram < uu»!l , af’.cr ciaf« tictiuu, THE FREE i’Ki ¿ Ims ret p. iti.» I po-.Ml c«”t - . I writ : . is. therefrom the \aluv <»f the pur>li< I... .. raised as yet, those who have week to the latest combination of deducting t JAMES MEANS < I! ncohi property of Gram county; and the (uuut • of Grant and Harney (ountiesure hervbv cultivated that cereal are satisfied improvements in that most useful juiiges appointed a board to determine the «aiueof $3,000 IM wa SH with the result. Brices of farm of all domestic implements, the such property, ami the ainumt uf indebted: ss lo be Hhsuined by said Harney county Baid products, such as wheat, oats, bar-1 “Sewing Machine.” judg( s shall into'iit the county scut of t.ru it county un the first Munday in Mu , ¡.<’>9, urns Prize« for the three l»vs! -cria! .^torie« .-f tOAk« ley and hay, are high at present, As we understand it, a machine Boon thereafter as convenient, and proievu each. A nm.il.fi uf tin bv«l writer« the grain bringing from threV to' for family use should meet first of with said wurK, and when completed tile a re I_ have io.aouiH’e.i their intenti«-.: o ruinpc e. port uf their conclusioi.B in duplicate with the entiun five cents per pound and hny from ' all these requirements: It should elerKB of Gram uiul Harney i .dii lies; ami in mattar < use of disagreement between the sai l county N. C $12 to $18 per ton. With the ad-! he simple in its mechanism; it judge« In aiLiitiut: tu Hie him ■ < ì ’. m - «pe< ini fea of Gram and Harney counties in their □ i« is the ikiteutiuii to publish «ertivi s î INQ vent of a railroad these conditions should run easily; it should do a Cuncliisiohfi, they shall < ail to their tiBBls'ancc tures, Three Serial Stories Each Week, one of the circuit judges of the sixth judi< !ai will he radically chang«4- There i wide range of work; it should be as district, PP’SjSCTTLER'S whose duK i: shall be tu am s' in de ch, at r as io what .s just ami equitable be Written expressly for The Free Press by the U4 Rtw only 2ÍC. (poiti je stamp« will then be a market for all the ' nearly noiseless as |H>ssible; it termining tween the stdd cuuntle.s uf'.iaiit mid Harney, best American and English authors. grain the valley will produce, but should be light, handsome, dura and fdia:I base the < as ing vote in case of a tie It will be seen, therefore, thut b. bu st ribing vote between the said countv ludgcN. The Baid fur THE HERALD ami THE FREE PKKSH H k the price will be lowered to that of ble, and as cheap as is consistent county COMPARATIVE WORTH of BAKING POWDERS.^, g judges constituti.ig Hani board siialire- entire familt can be supplied with all the News « eivv fur their servi« vs the sum of flvcdollurs and with the best of run. it l.it.-.iu’; for a the general market. In addition; with excellence throughout. per day h»r each »¡a- actually eniploved travel ' ear, at a rust uf ROYAL (Absolutely Pure). | Kv~vrn 6.000.000 p^opi* that n to the native grasses upon which to ami from said cvuio« R»-at of Gram cuun- These conditions the “Light Run ing ami fur va. Ii <iay consumed in «urk fur - th. stock fatten and thrive, alfalfa, red ning New Home” certainly meets c, GRANT’S (Alum Powder) *. | uliiththe.. air appointed, ami mileage ui the Not Over Five Cents a Week. clover, timothy and red-top grow It lias also several very iaqiortant iHivof ten <-rn’S i»er mile in going lo ami re turning from said count’, scat <»» Grant cuuntv, RUMFORD’S» when fresh.. | finely and make an excellent qual and useful attachments and “no ami sm h exi»ei>ses shall !«e borne equally by D. M. FERRY * CO uv rnci rulimits, at: ’ in case’he THE FREE PRESS is a large eight page, seven- HANFORD’S, When fresh....| ity of bay. Garden vegetables are lions” of its own. which gi.f r K achnowledgad to be the B < ailed t. ■■ouinn paper, that would be cheap at Three sf Seedi men large and finely flavored ami pro make dir BIOL Dollars per \ear. Remember, that for #3 tou REDHEAD’S........................ | pope n the world. the Sai an have The Free Press and your favorite duce in abundance. Espteiallv the favor tlf BU D M. F krbt a Co's In.me paper also fur one jear. Sample copies CHARM (Alum Powder)#....| Illustrated, Deacrip- < an be seen at this office. potato reaches great size an 1 )>er- tiveand Kiced We hope that our friends will show their a| - AMAZON (Alum Powder) #. .4 fection. As vet ex|»erieiiee has not I I Olllli'. SEED ANNUAL p'-eria.iu«: of our efforts in their behalf, bv nm Í Warrf fully <levelo|M*d the adaptability of For|#8# king up their minds to take advantage of th s r r ; i X DAVIS ’ , «nd DAVIS’0. K.| WU1 be mailed EfltC Fplcnui ; < fler—Si bru Rl BE AT UNVE. •f Navy New York. (A)«m Powder«.)# the soil and climate to small fruits to all applicants, and *e.id ah fu I script!«: « to ----- ’» customer« CLEVELAND’S.................... | and berries, hut ns wild curr ts. Jnm/u. strawberries, etc., are hardv : i d PIONEER (San Francisco)...| T he H erald , Burns, Or. m axiBwass. should »end for it. Addreea prolific, the cultivated v.iric» ■■ D. M. FERRY * CO., DMroH. Mica CZAR....................................... | must necessarily thrive equ .li ■ DR. PRICE’S........................ | well. Such is the exp rienc. ' f MT1F YOV WANT THE EARTH <^1 those who have initiated their col- TABB SNOW FLAKE (Groff’s)...... | tivntion. Fruit trees h.iv ! , en if gWTHE WORLD.^y LEWIS9«...»« ............| out for more than i y< i ■ . 1 ■ I » - ‘ the young trees passed s.iiels th PEARL (Andrews A Co.).........| UNABRIDCED. the severest winter, last s. a-o HECKER’S............................ | known in that region, and i thri STANDARD AND BEST. . fini is almost the sann- thing. No GILLETTS ••••.... •••• ••••! ving nt the present time, th. >:'ir.' ti» «•»»- practicability of fruit culture i n»»t LIBRARY ANDREWSACO. “Regal”^ t that MilwaaUe. CvnMina Alumh doubted by any. Th ■ ciiuiat. is :it the RUMFORD ’ S, wtoea mttrwhl tTStLF pleasant and healthful, flu win tern are cold and N E W 8 P A I’ E R falls to protect 3000 mor» Word« «nd nc.riy xooo moi» Illu«. REPORTS OF GOVERNMENT CHEMISTS Iralrona than any other Am.-ri.-an Dictionary. abundant moist *Wrh^«!^-T1yrJyr.i!lA*ryJ, *1,lr”’ <'ri«in.l with A« to Purity and Wholesomeness of the Royal Baking Powd» are cool and »1 1 Web.ter’« I nat,rl<lerd and un. Mual<-d lor CvQt and trustworthy iui'orniatiuu, aro „ ‘‘",'1 i P“1“«® «* IV>-7*1 Bakins Powder, which I rurchaoed I»t> Stock raising , ‘‘of Pur” and wholerome tnKr.-dlent^ It i. . en* A Biographical Dictionary the chief industry P°w(f*T.°f • decree of merit, aa-l does no, contain either »In«» pboephateo, or other injurious suh.ianceo. r ,, Lovr Ph D. p g< s and »'">»• of Rotewortliy and was the only one u.it i 1 *r»on% with th. ir Mtwxial tv, «tatio»., prufe»- _ ‘ ‘ J i*? * w»entiflc f»ct that the Rorxl Bikin» Powder I a .hwilm.l, ¿nr. IV olumns. few years, when settlers I •iua or oocar*ti<>n,<Ut« < f birth aud death, Sffiid’SS? U ‘wd‘”’budJy P"«‘ -d mo« «liable ( ( deceased , etc., take up homesteads and enga A Gazetteer cf the World small farming As an adjunct to general farming, it will always hold ',l’r ■ ”-!."’ ’'t“>ir»n<» bri.-Cy .IwriK tog lh. I ountn. ,, Cat.A T..v and Natural a prominent place, and it will In V ’ T' 1 ®f •*'« Oloto.. «nd • in and given with eac Tho Laplanatory «...{ P*» Pmms mg Vocabulary ninny years lx-fon- even the range of tbe name, ot • f the werklv edition. industry will have been disphred Noted Fictitious Persons Cattle, horses, sheep and hogs thrive on the natural grasses mid ■nd riaccs, such as are often r- f rrc 1 to In l.uraturo ami e nr mation. Th« Utt, r is B« t foixi of the hills and valleys, mid, f un-i m any ether THrtt.,aary. rowdei?» toownT Chil’!*’? 'V M"’?«tatlre worth of Txrifm. B.AM T’ save in exceptional seasons, the WÜESTEH IS THE STASTASD A romn i ~ ° 7 bl *-hemicAl An.lT.lo »nd experiment, mad4 by Prof. 8chea»—««*o cattle Dass through the winter in Uthorify In the Co, t Prictir] 0*c. n.I with ’V-.*• Cwirt. 1,1. r, .men,¡„J 1. such tine condition that the spring Prof fch^d>r Vn' i “ tadic»,wl- Thio prwllcid tert for worth W, * lawk over this paper. There are J.y «h - Sute Sup u of Sei«.!, „f ,« juta», .ml P^deVkm » h ’ p-^ ‘TCTT ob«rrin‘ conoJner uf the Royol BUM finds them fat enough for the block, valuable literary inducements of lewlmp Colimo Frps u r i V. a and ' numbers.) Ou i y lli. ! tho.mly D,.; .r.irr t>.u «note»« Pieced TOTO thon P?< a »ei.rTr,en"- tt“‘ Wh"e “ cwrt* » »<•’ "Dt* P"!«- at while in flavor mid texture the fered to subscrils-rs. Some of them fnmnk”,« Mate I >,reha.ep h r a.-h<x.l., .»a \ i"-«» numlrn*.) biner^V7 « i '*«‘de. offordln« Uro odw«» ■early n.1 toe K t I wm . i > i ..k.or ■ hnord upJniù meats compare favorably with the ought to suit you. - £ ¿ni"i reroon Pu ’ der «* ” — * 111! .Tj 2A An inoxín.’ ’- e m>p.o >n in erery School ..j licet stall-fed beef that reaches the V LODI —Yearly advertisers ot stock e, ecery I re«, I». roe. Im.-n rmec. on 11 . market. brands in Tur II kkai . d get iiIM.r h'Th deyri-e f’.t'reneTh' itTiV. x** a 1”® powder, to be of o compare:»’’» ’’**'*-■* <>n »PPln-««^ KAL ‘»tty C / «FRA:«. «CO, Ihiring the paat two years the in- lions of stolen and strays free. - Absolutely Pure. ABrtum powder,,no mrtter bow high ^¡5 DIE UiJKLD. Np» You« AW’-'-éilUJ, Sow., e. S. A. THE HERALD 20BÖ0ISIßimÄW important to Our Readen ALMOST GIVEN AWAY (HE MARCH OF PROGRESS^ Ferry’s Seeds WEBSTER’S POWDER