East Oregon herald., March 28, 1889, Image 2

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THE HERALD.
TUl'K»DAY. MARCH S«. 1«"
D. H.RK B. . - - Editor.
Kan.ar has now a law which pro­
vides th it «it arrangement», con­
tracts. agreetuents, trust« or com­
binations which tend to prevent
wmpetition or advance cost to cun-
•umers, are de<1ared to' be agait.st
public policy, unlawful ami void.
"Grant County News: Grace of
Bums will have to close his stone
or get some one to run it for him.
By tbe grace of his "wayback dem-
mocracy” tbe Governor appointed
be and hi* clerk to the only two
paying office* in Hamev county.
"Appointed he and his clerk to
the only two paying offices in Har­
ney county.”
Bro. Asbury! What slaughter
you can make of the King’s En­
glish! Either get Pinneo’s Primary
and go to school or go home and
play with the cats and quit news­
paper work.
azine will be repaid, but by numer­
ous other attractions, not the least
of which are the beautifully illus­
trated article on "Birds."by Olive
Thorne Miller; " Young Japan at
Play," which will give many hints
to children for new games; "Homes
with Two Servants,” which con­
tains suggestions for the manage­
ment of servants; and there are nu­
merous other equally interesting
subjects.
"P eterson ” for April is a superb
number. It op-ns with a fine por­
trait of Mrs. President Harrison.
The steel-engraving is lovely, and
the numerous other illustrations are
all good. "Bessie's Interference”
is an excellent story and admirably
illustrated. Mrs. Hooper’s new se­
rial. "B.-yond Th?«.- Voic -s.” opens
in an intensely dramatic fashion;
and Mrs Wilson’s novelette. “ A
Modern Petruchio,” grows better
with every number. The short sto
ri«s ar«- exceptionally good; and
Minna Irving's poetn. “ The Robin’s
Rain->ong.” is < ne of her sweetest
lyrics. Ladies want the spring
styles, and " Pet r-on's” double col-
ore«! fashion-plate and numerous
wood-illustrations off r examples of
all the latest varieties of c .stumes
for home and street wear. Terms:
Two Dollars a year-
Bt'RXS ADVEKTlstMENlS.
Harter’s Yeung Pecnle
mzi-ti««, «»«
AX IU.fiTR.lTED WEEKLY.
J. MAT. HI DUON
Harney. Or.
WILSHIRE 4 HUDSON.
H abpeb ’ s Y ocmc P boplx begins it» tenth vol­
ume w ith the first Nam !%-r in November. Dur­
ing the year it will ron’aiu five serial stories,
in« !u«liug "borjiu»:«» ” by Kirk Monroe; ■'Trie
Red Mustang*’ by
o. rtoddani; and a “A
LAKEVIEW AND HARNEY. OR.
bay ia Waxland* b> K K MunkittrRk; “Nels
fburlow’s rrial’’J. r. Tr<«wtridge; "The Three
TV,.,
firm T. rari ices in tbrcuurts of the Mate.
u;t*bes’’ by F Anstey and Brandvr Matthews •
Tf*. . i.’îSr; I-
laoí?
senes of fairytales writ’en and illustrated bv
t u»m< » entrusted tu them will
Howard Pjle; “Hume etudies in Natural Hia-
turv by Dr. Felix L Oswald: “Idttte Expert rerrfve prompt attention.
. I • IT E D
tnents” by Sophia B. Herrick: “’jlimjsc» of
< hi id-life from Dickri »” by Margaret h rang
# er; articles on various ► ports and j*Mimts.
short B’ories by the best urt’ers. and humorous
papers and puems. with many hundred» ui U-
lustratiunacf excellent quality. Every line in
the paper is subjr« ted to the in. st rigid cdltu- geo S. SIZEMORE - - i rx
b
riiii S' rutiny, in order that nothing harmful
Criminal law a specialty.
may enter iis culuthns.
An epitome of everything that is attractive
and desirable in juvenile literature.—b<a:on
courier
A weekly feast of g . id things to the bov* ar.d
gir’s in every famll) it via. » —Unoklyn I num.
O0cest his residence on the east »ide of HU-
It is wonderful in it» wealth of pictuns, in-
vies Kiwr. ’eu miles below Run s.
f irmation. and interest —• bris'.ian Advutate.
TtKMi eitt-TAGX PKEl'AlD. »-• PIB YEAR
VoL X Legits Novembers, 18M-
Specimen Copy sent on receipt of a S-et.stamp
Single uumbeis. Five ceu » each.
PHYSICIAN A SURGEON.
Remittances should be made by pnet-OffiCC
Money, or Draft, to avoid chance of 1« k *
Office at W. E. Grace’» I»rng Store.
1-ly
Newspapers are not to copy this advertise­
ment without the express order of H abpeb «
HBoTHEK«.
Address
HARPER A BROTHER*.
Attomeys-at-Law
attorney ,
.
», 0 .
B
President Harrison has made the
following appdptments: Thomas
< hriatiaw Teaching.
W.Palmer, of .Michigan to be Minis­
Brass, Harney Co.. Or., 3-23-’89.
ter to Spain; John F. Swift, of Cal­
God's word is sharper than a two-
ifornia. to • be Minister to Japan;
John D. Washburn, of Massachu- edged sword, and what is a sword
«Ktta. to he Minister to Switzerland: good for that has no edge? The
world is oppressed with simaith talk.
lii orge Tichenor. of Illinois, to be Ministers complain that the gospel
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury: makes no impression on the p-ople.
Arthur C.' Milette, of Watertown. Tbe trouble is they do not preach
Iiak., to be Governor of Dakota; it; or. if they do. it makes little
Luther It. Richardson. of Grand impression on tlu* ministers them­
T. A. McKINNON,
selves. They fight with daggers of
Any and u'.'. kind» • f »nrveying done on »hot
Fork. link.. to be Secretary of Da­ lath; they i randiah empty scab­
rotit'e ar.d re«fo>nal»le term»
settler
wiahing to
located, van have plat» furniche
kota; Cornelius H. Hanford, of bards. They do not know and foci
frh of charge.
Harper
’
s
Weekly.
Washington Territory, to be Chief the word of God themselves in its
ILLUSTRATED.
Justice of the Supreme Court of present living p>wer. and how can
they proclaim it to others? They
H
akfeb
s W b « i A' ha» a well <s»ablfshed
the Territory of Washington; Geo. are afraid of rupr-eieh. of per»ccu-
CI.II'PIXGH.
place ts tbe ¡«nuíiaa iJiuMrated newspaper in
Aiuen.», The fwiYi i ►* of is editorial «om- J. C. WELCOME - P kopkietor
W. Irv^».Q£-.MoiiUiiiiM>be United tioq, of poverty, of toils which come
’s on current j««liu » hz» earned for it the
Portland World: Harney county meu
Bl UNS. OKEGOX.
respe*t of a 1 impartial rracer». an«! the varietv
States Marshal for )fontana: Geo. upon those who consecrate them­ is happy now. and Burns ditto.
at;<i excellence vi ?a literary «voten*», which
S. Batchcler^of New - York, to be selves to the service of G.d. and
ii.’ ¡uúe aerial ai. 1 snort » .rie» r’be best and
— Dalles Sun: Last Wednesday ri. d popu ar wri'ers, fl’, it f- r ’he perusal of
W-A-T-U-H-M-A-K-E-R
Assistant Secretary of the Treasu rv; walk in the ways of truth. But three Bovs, ranging between th«* ]<•- pie of the uidtat range of tasies and pur­
suit. Suplemt; » a;e frequently provided, and
-AND-
■Albert G. Porter, of Indiana, to be the word of God has edge neverthe­ ages of 11 and 13 years. manage«l no exj-ei se is sjiered to bring the highest order
less. It finds men out; it reaches
• I artistic a’ ility to bear upon the tHustratiun
Minister to Italy; John A. Enander their hearts: it searches out their to precure a horse and some neces­ of the thangefni phss«» of borne an«i foreign
Jeweler.
his:..ry. A neu woik of fiction from tLe pen of
of Illinois, to be Consul-General sins. exposes their iniquities: it saries and started on a trip to Cali W illiam D i ta H »<K¿U, aad ■ • •• ’*y < apt CHAS SAMPSON — Bruxs, O r
«
hables K ing , will be tun «mg the leaaiiig fra-
tol*enmark: Shifiey H Chandlers, pierces "even to the dividing asun­ f irnia, unknown to |>arentsor friends lurt* «>f the W eekly for I ans
They
camped
out
two
days
and
HARPERS PERIODICALS.
to be United States Attorney for der of soul and spirit, and of the
OREGON WOOL EXCHANGE.
joints and marrow, and is a disecr- nights in the rain, when they were
Indiana. -
,
TER YEAH:
POBTLAND -
----- OREGON
overhauled
by
Frank
Bulger,
who
ner of the thoughts and interests of
L
■ 1
I
was employed by their parents to HARBER WEEKLY
4 •••
the
heart.
”
What
men
need
is
the
H arper ' s publications are all
M AGAZINE
4 to
bring them back, several miles east EARPER>
ARPER > BAZAR.
4 <»• WOOL GRADERS,
iwitv laid before opr reader* for se­ word of God; not some small por­ of the John Day. and brought them H
HARPER > Y0VNG PEOPLE
2.'O
tions of it. such as are indorsed and
WOOL PACKERS,
lection. and froth’ personal acquain­ allowed by certain denominations, back. Undoubtedly that sort of lit­ P< » axe free to all sstscribers in thrl’nired
S’.ati», Canada, or Mexico.
AND
tance with them for years, we can evangelical or otherwise, not such erature that would lead them to
emulate
the
example
of
"Wild
Bill
”
-COMMISSION
MERCHANTS-
The
Volume»
of
’
he
W
eekly
Legir.S
with
the
parts
as
are
fashionable
and
accept
­
commend them to the ¡»erusal of
for January vf ea< h year When no
"Buffalo Bill” or some other char­ 1st Number
gfiF’ CONSIGNMENT» solicited —
i» mentioned, sulacriptior■ will begin
• very mem! er of the most refined able: not such department- of the acter highly color«d, had been in­ rime
with the number current at time of receipt of
as may be preached without
—ADVANCES MADE ON WOOL.
order.
families we have among us. The truth
Bound Volumea of H arpep . « W eekly , for 3
giving offense, provoking criticism dulged in.
ivarr » a« k in mu e’uJi binding, will be sent
agents :
Young People's weekly we will be or incurring blame: but the plain,
peat age paid, or by exj ret-a. fret, of ex­
Heppner Gazette: "On last Sat­ y mail, provided
— - — Burns
the expo »e dv<» nut exceed fl G?o. McGowan
glad to see in the hands of all the unequivocal, unalterable words of urday, two men who have tbe ap­ pense
a volume> for 7 per v«*luu>e.
young readers of T he H erald , as the living God, which shall endure pearance of being fair specimens of Cloth creefi fur t a« h volume suitable f. r bin«! V. J. Millier, - - - Harni’y.
B* ston Agency with DENNY. RICE A CO.
will be eent by mail, post paid, on receipt
it is a feather—an agreeable,friend­ when the grass withereth and the the tie-striking fraternity, went ing.
132 Federal ht
Established 1!C5.
or |1 each.
flowers
fadeth
—
"when
the
heavens
Kemittancefi
should
be
made
by
P«Rf-office
ly. kindly teacher—of the many
through the resilience of Mr. C. Money Order or Draft, to avoid chance ef k rs.
Newspapers are not to copy this adverdse-
thousands of things that will have and the earth shall pass away.” Jackson near Echo, while he was ment
BLACKSMITH
without tbe exprvte order of Harper <k
He who plants himself on this foun­
AddrfF»:
to I e learned at some time by all. dation and preaches this word will absent, relieving him of some un­ Brothers. HARPEK
A
BROTHER*.
New
York.
E. D. GRAY - - - Burns. Or
derclothing. razor, strop, etc. Com­
Call in and look at samples of these find that the Spirit's sword ing home he discovered that his
—GENERAL REPAIRING—
]* riodidals in the Beading Room. has by no means lost its keen edge. house had been pilfered, and secur­
It will still slay the enemy of the ing the description of these parties
AND
W hat is Belford's Magazine? It cross of Christ. Not all who belong who had been seen in the neighbor­
ILLUSTRATED.
>s a magazine for the masses. A to some church are the friends of hood of his premises, he came to
Jesus. Even during the day of the
magazine that fearlessly tells the apostles there were those who pro­ Heppner, where they were arrested. II arpfr ' h M agazine i< the most useful, Promptly executed. The building ha» been en
On their persons he found his prop­ entertaining, and l<*autiiui j eri*di< al in the large«! and improve«! and is vrepared to turn
truth upon all subjects it touches fessed to be disciples of Christ, but erty. an«l at the examination before woihl. Among the attractions for I«», will out
ail kind» of iiiacksmithing on phort n«>ti«e
1-ly
a new novel—an American >tory entitled and in the best style. Terms; Cash.
—which believes that free trade in were not. An apostle writes of such Gov. Rea on Monday afternoon be
•Jupiter Light- ’—by Constance F." Woolson
in
this
strain:
"For
many
walk
of
commerce would be as beneficial to
they were bound over in the sum of illustrati« n** of £hake.wj<e.»re * (’omedie> by
E. A. Al»l«vy; a Series of i.r:icle< on Russia,
each to await investigation of
our race jig ffec speech or religion, whom I have told you often, and
rated by T. -le Thulstrup: ; aj«er^ on
now tell you. even weeping, that their eases 1 y next granil jury. iilu*
the Dominion of < anada^and a character­
and that non-interference of Gov­ they are the enemies of the cross
istic *<ri;d by Charles Dudley Warner; three
They gave their names as f rank "Norwegian .Studi«--. by’
ernment rin ■ ‘private interests is of Christ.” This same kind of Mason and — Frick The value of Hjorn<on.
illu-iratt ■! : “Cómmodu*" a hi—
Christians
can
1
e
found
in
the
pro|>er. It has in each number a.
tori« .d play by the a tth< r of •Ben-IIur,“ il II. CALDWELL.
their haul is about 15.00. but as th«* lu-trated
by
j. R. Weguelin, etc. The edi­
complete, long novel hy one of our church to-day. They can be found things were taken out of a dwelling, torial department* are conducted by
all
the
wav
from
the
pulpit
to
the
<ie*-rge
William
< ’uri-. William Dean IIuw-
they may consider themselves duly
brightest literary stars: Fawcett,
pew. They are the enemies of the nominated, and, in all probability, < !!.«, and ’ iiarles Dudley Warner.
Saltu«. Hawthorne, Bellamy, Mrs. cross of Christ. They are wolves
ROCK PRICES.
will be elected to a position in the
HARPER'S PERIODICALS:
Clark Waring. Celia Logan, J. H. in sheep’s clothing, and if in prom­ Oregon penitentiary.”
Ja our motto. Good Bnzw Team», and Nice
Connelly. Gertrude Garrison. E. De inent places in the church they will
Sadd'r Horae» Furnished at Itcasonablc ('hancea
Per Year:
la>ng Creek Eagle: Probably this
and Particular Attention paid to the Boarding
bring disgrace and ruin upon the is the latest news we have of Big
Lancey Pierson, ami others.
SIX«'» and G rooming of Tranaient Stock. Haj A Grain
on hand.
church. Have they not done so in Nose Frisk, the chap who got into
40.0
■Lun
many places, anil will they not do a little difficulty in this locality
Kalirord New«.
2.0)
so
again?
about
a
saddle,
some
two
years
"Now comes the Wabash A Pa­
FRENCH
Oh. Church of the living God! ago. and boarded a few weeks in
cific railroad company's engineers, Arise and shake off these human
the Canyon jail on account thereof. The volume* c»f the Mnzaxine begin with
twenty-five of them,” says the Ore­ vultures, that you may live and
—Pori land World: W. E. Grace the Number* for June and Dec<m!«er <»f
gonian, "and camp in the Cascade save the nations.
year. When m» time i- 'j«e died. >ub-
of
Burns, was in Portland Tuesday v;uh
- rij ti«»ii* will begin with the Number cur­ Mrs. Louis Racine. - - Proprietress.
A St'BSCRIDER.
mountain pass where the celebrat-
on his way home, from a visit to rent at time of revvipt of order .
A Jimite«! niimlxrof guests can secure the
Bound v< lume* ot !IarjK-r‘> Magazine, for
•d Oregon Pacific road expects to
Burns school opens next Monday relatives and friends in Southern three years buck, in neat cloth binding, will ni«><t comfortable lodging n <>m* in the town
at
thi*< home. Tank*«« -t’.’>nlie<lwi.h ail Kituls
Or«g>n.
Mr.
Grace
has
been
appoint
­
work through, and they tell a con­ with Mr. Newell for teacher.
be sent by mail, |>o.st-paid, on receipt of $3
1-lv
ed Clerk of the new county of Har­ I <r volume. Cloth < a*C'. fcr binding, .50 of eatables the market anonls.
tractor of the Oregon Pacific that
each—bv mai . i o^t-paid.
ney. ami will make an excellent cent*
Index to lfarper - Magazine. Alphaheti-
We
desire
to
have
it
distinctly
they will soon have their road lo­
officer.
« 1, Anulyticul, and Clu'-iiied, Gor \ olume.*
HARNEY ADVERTISEMENTS.
1 to 70, inciu-ire. from June. 1550 to June,
cated; that it will go to Albany and understood that T exas S iftings is
Grant County News: Cap. Wa­ I*« one vol. Cloth. $1.00
a pa|»er for the family, and that
thence northwest to connect with nothing of a vulgar or indelicate ters, the bold hero of “101” has Remittances sh« u!d l«e inadebv I‘o*toffice
Money Order, or Draft, to avoid chance of
V. J. MIÏXEK.
the Astoria A Coast railroad near character, either in the wav of pic­ been sent t<> Washington to use his lo**.
influence
in
having
the
new
lan<l
Nt wspnper* are not to copy thl« adver-
Tillamook. It may be a story for tures or letter-press will ever be ad­
ti-emen: without the tx; re** onkrvf Har-,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
effect, of course, but in these times mitted into its columns Our aim office removed from Drewsey to I ♦ r it Brmher*.
Burns.
is
to
produce
an
illustrated
humor
­
A«¡«ires* HARPER A BROTHER*. New
one knows not what toexpeet. All
Harney City, Oregon.
Y- rk. T he II lrald ami Magazine, $5.00.
the railroad* atloat an* anxious to ous (taper that will lie acceptable
Will practice in all the Mate Cuur a.
1-tf
Blackleg ha« appeared among
to ami welcome in the most refined
come to Oregon, by hook or crook, American and English homes, and the cattle in Modoc county, Cai.
1S89,
Postmaster General Wanamaker
andjre can't blame them, hut all the commendatory letters we arc
receiving from heads of families on has purchased the Frelinghuysen
the same they won’t all get hen*.
mansion in Washington for #30,000.
"In connection with the above,” loth side» of the Atlantic are most Vice-President Morton has bought
lacksmit
ILLUSTRATED.
flattering
and
encouraging
We
observes an exchange, "an article
will say in ths connection that cer­ the Bell residence in Washington.
of a «,'iisntional nature in the Sa­ tain people make a great mistake an<l gave his cheek for #95.000 in H arper » B azab will continue to maintain
VAN. S. CURTIS, P kop ' r .
i » reputation as an Unequalled family journal.
lem Statesman will lie in place; it in sending anecdotes and jokes of a payment for the property. 11c will Its art iliUfitratiui.s are or tbe huhett order, i »
literature
is
of
the
ctn-let
«r
kina,
and
rs
Fash
­
is claimed to I m * based on a letter broad charai ter to S iftings think­ spend ab«Mit 10.000 more in repairs. ion and Household depa” ruents are of the in* »t
practical and economical character, its pat­
tern sheet supplements and ftshion-piau s
from Washington th^t the O. P. has ing they will appear. They arc
Shcephcrdcr* Wanted.
alone »iilsavei.fi rca ivi» ten tinns the cost uf
promptly consigned to the waste­
■ubs riptbin. and its snicks on decorative art.
failed to secure its right to certain
Two sheepherder» wantdl imme­ ►.w in’, etiquette. h<
basket. It will be observed by re­
Beeping, cookery, etc.,
make it inuispens2T>;e to every bouse hold, lit«
passes making ph«« above story ference to our advertising columns diately. Aiidress
bright short stories, and timely tK»a>» are
rseshoeing ¥5.00 a »pan.
among the best published; and nut aline is ad
iioMible. That paper says: This that they too are kept clean. We
P. F S tenger . Burns.
muted to itscuiumr s thatruuld offend the m«-»t
pape< probably gives an explana­ are adding very rapidly to our cir­
fastidivns taste Among the attest tiot a of the
ne* xvlume will be aerial storks by Man. F bam
tory clue to the movements of other culation in every State in the Un­
< 1*
Bl KJCRTT, M b * alexamdkb .
Painting.
< ANY<>.\ CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
" ILLiAM H lu B. m : d 1HDMA* H a BDY. and a
ion through yearly subscriber», and
serie« of papers < n nursery rnar agemcni by
railroad engineers said to have realize more than ever our responsi­ To W hom it M at C oncern :
M bs .« ubi * ti 5 b T ekhvmk H brbi « k
been op-rating in thmountain » re­ bility to make S iftin «»» a home
I hereby respectfully tender my
c.
swr.Eh.
HARPERS "PERIODICALS
cently. and if the statements of the paper, hoping to win for it a wel­ »<rviee» as a Practical Painter to
come
place
by
every
fireside,
a«
an
the
citizens
of
Harney
Valiev.
Per
Year
dv|>artiiieiit are absolutely cflrtt*« t.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Hous- Painting a »(«eeialtv. Sat­
then* may 1« a strife among differ­ irreproachable vehicle of umkfilcd
I L L f S T RATED.
< A NYON CITY. OREGON.
isfaction guaranteed.
ent eonipinies for the possession of wit and humor.
harpers bazar
400
W m . II. CULP.
IIAKlIi. - M ai . v XIXE
I®
the most desirable route over tlie
IVwtk Noth*«-«.
IIAKPIK - WEI KI.Y
« W
Burr«. Or.
ivtf
Il A KP» i. I* Y0 NG PEOPLE
Z •>
I'aacades. Then* are places along
iJov* it twin possible that only one
P« »’ace Free to ail sut scriber* in the United
th«- fine upon which the O. P. is hundred years ago. when Washing­
¡»•aka. « auatia. or Mexico.
building, where it is almost impai- ton was inaugurated in New York
The coinages of the Basar begin with the fl st
I desire to rent mv ranch con­ number for January of each year. B hen n.i
sible to build another road, cer­ the First President of the United
States,
that
the
city
was
lin
n
a
ia time :» mtn’ivued. sutx riy’h u will begin
taining
160
acres,
to
««-me»
respon
­
tainly not practicable, ami so co»t-
with the Number < urrvnt at the time of receipt
ly as to be almost .out of question; small place, sixty times smaller sible party, wh«» wants to make of order.
than
at
the
present
day.
or
having
Ron nd volunits •»( Hwryer » Faiar for three
money, ami who will work. Will year
hence any company desiring to
in nee cloth .eding. wdl l>e seat by mail
al out thirty thousand inhabit­ furnish grain to sow from 10 to 50 pratafle
paid- > r s* rxprto. free <*< expense.
reach deep water from the Fast ob­ only
.provide«! the lrerghtckn» nut exceed on« dol
ants'* How New York City looked acres. Have about 15 acres of lai
per volume h«r |7 a v»»lumr
tains an immense advantage in ae-
cases f r <-vh volume.n.i able for htnd
■ uring the first right of way. Here at that time, ami tlie customs and lan«l in a good state of cultivation. Ing t loth
will be seal by mail p» s|«a>>! on re«n-ipt of
in lay one of the grvat elements of «»Ullin* of th«* residents, aregrajili- Place all fenced. Plenty good |ui- 91 r«i h
i.emirtanrv* sb. nld be made by P* st ORke
value in the O. P. line, ami now it ically told and Iwautifully illustrat­ ture. an«l al out 30 tons of g*«l hav M»»no
«»rder •*'1 -»ft, to av«*:d cbat»<r ««f has
Ne<»»p«^ » a*v ; .4 to ropy this ad ven ism ent
arema tb»t company has neglect.il ed in D emorest ' s M onthly M ag - can he cut Dwelling-house 12x14. witb«»ut
of' Harper A Brothers
azine for April, which has just ar- Stable Uxbi
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to lake some requisite step» and is
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ington is about to b«- celebrated, parties, will nut for share of Hay
Ixw»k over this paper. Therv are
eminent lands, for I'nvlc Sam is
sometime» a stickler for red tap-, this articl«* will be greatly appre­ and Grain. For further informa­ valuable literary induce meat* oi-
ferrd to *’iburribrtF. S «nw" them
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The Leading Merchant of Grant CouB«.
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SULTAN A RAZORS AND "I X I,” CUTLERY. Wl\F.~
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CHEAPEST HOUSE in Eastern Oregon FOE
Practical Surveyor
L A K E VIE W
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1839
aàclle and Hamess Shop.
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BUSINESS MEN abroad see that LAKEVIEW, l ake «»., Or., contains: 1 new^
1 grocer: 2 saloons; 1 brewery; 1 undertaker; 2 lauudrivs: 2 furniture store; i
market; 3 lawyers: 3 physiciaus: 1 surveyor; 1 land agent; 1 dentist; 1 drujsto*
blacksmiths; 2 harness shops; 1 livery stable: 1 bakery; :< general men handfc*
house 1 milliner shop; 1 real esta’e agent; 1 saw-mill. Also. 2 Maaonie iudgn; :
plar lodge: 3 odd Fellows’Udges: 1 United Working Men’s l«!ge.
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THE HOPKINS HOUSE.
M. I). HOPKINS, P roprietor .
PROOF.
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EVERYTHING NEW AND FIRST-CLASS.
GEQ. POPE à CO.
1889.
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FROM
PRINEVILLE
TO
BURNS.
C. B BAKER. Sub-Contractor.
I.carrp Prineville M*«n«1a^g at 6 a in.
Leave* Burna Thura.lara at u a m.
Arrivi« at Euri» Wedncn4a>fiM
ArrivtB at Prineville Saturila}»«HOOF*
ra-'cnger Rates from Prineville to Burn«. |7„W. RoumlTrip |14—with 00
All kinds of Blacksmithing
and Wagon work
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NEAR BURNS. OREGON.
SAYER A- DORE
»OF
Keeps constantly on hand a large stock of
RANCH TO RENT.
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