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E ast O regon H erald BURNS, HARNEY COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, JULY 18, 1888. $2.30 a Year VACANT land Abolition in the North provoked | BURNS ADVERTISEMENTS. as level as your floor in bodies of its counterpart in the South, and TFrom The West Shore.) thousands of acres, is here to be ta the antagonism of sections, lashed TIIIKSPAY “Well, stranger, berevcu are at’in; ken and is just as good as any that into fury by the fanaticism of the THZ HERALD READING ROOM. Now take a smile with me Jest kind of light, ar.’ bide all night. is occupied. Home seekers in Ore one and the fiery zeal of the other, ■ For board an’ bed is free— LACE, Not countin’ a varn vou’d like ter l’arn— IN HERALD OFFICE, - - _ BURNS, OREGO gon cannot do better elsewhere. Come in! What shall it be? I culminated in a civil war LOPHÎETOKS. Open every day except Sunday, from 9 a m to 5 p m. “The same? Now that s.ishil like, It then became a conflict of arms; This Eden will not long remain ---------- o---------- So here’sa-lookin’ter >uu; BATE." An. here's ter the wife—what! dern my life war settled the question of union or in an unsettled state, but in a few Every Lady and Gentlemen a welcome Visitor to this Free Read If 1 ain’t heard you'd two! ing Room. Well, here’s may you And a lass ter your mind, short years this land will be all ta disunion. Not a party—bayonet»,! A lovin’ oue, an* a true. ken, the golden opportunities now J not votes—determined that issue; “Jest set down while I stir the Are Au’ tumble the nag some bay, advocacy of the Union, devotion to offered will be improved. For you an’ the brute is in cahoot 1 to give notice by A-bonorin’ me this day; The climate is salubrious and iti did not characterize the utter-, es nut answer the So freeze ter a seat an* toast your feet— i not take hiB patter THE SECOND YEAR OF I won’t be gone ter s’ay. will compare favorably withl any ancee of abolitionist or free' soiler. j • • • • • • ria for its not being |u makes the p. s<- »> It was their political creed that put other part of the “Inland Empire. blisher for pax merrt “Thexsrn? Well back in ’fifty-three The wimmen was ralv few. h’s paper diaovU- Burns and Harney are thè princi; the Union in peril. So Flowery Pete got frightful sweet larage«, ur the Pub- On a Injin gal he knew; Had there been no higher-law- it until payment is pal towns and in fact-are.the only I An* seldotp I see two folks agree iamount whether it Like him and Oregon Sue ism, no John Brown, no mobs re-1 lot. There < an be towns in the Harney valley. These payment is made, “So the Jedge an’ me, accordin’lee, •a a paper from the towns are about fifteen mues apart sistance to the fugitive slave law, to, Wi h ut a blot or flaw, to his uume or an Drawed up a writ a statin’ it Began on Thursday, November 29, 1888. ibst ribeu or not. is in the northern portion n^th» val the legislation of the government,! Thai Pete could take the A r ‘ ‘ .------ ' An* the boys all signed, for ter make it bind, and to the decisions of the courts, < ley. Both towns have an hit* paper shipped Providin’ it come ter law. ublisnur cviuiiiuvs there could have been no peril to ! uud to pay for It if Now is the Time to Subscribe “An’ arter the service Pete an’ Sue IMMENSE TERRITORY . lice Thia proceeds Remaiued thar, side by side, j the Union from secession. ust pay for what he. For well they knew the entire crew adjacent, adapted to both farming J The full extent of the Republi Was waitin’ ter kiss the bride; AND TO RENEW EXPIRING SUBSCRIPTIONS. Absolutely Pure. An’ when it was done, an’ Pete took one, Bd that refusing to and stock-raising. The town of can party’s devotion to the Union | She fell on his neck an’ cried. licals from the p< st- lalled for, without Th‘s powder never varies. A marvel of puri Burns has two creditable newspa I is shown by measures of reconstruc-1 “It wasn’t the thing perhaps, ter do. ta facia evidence of ty, s.rungth, and wholesomeness. More eco Bur the boys agreed wi.h me, nomical thau the ordinal x kiiu e, a.xd cannot pers vis: E ast O regon H erald That she went to rest on her partner’s breast, be sold in com pet Bion with the multitude of tion, «nd the absolute refusal to The sweetest that ever we see— low test, short weight, alum or phosphate pow and Harney Items, the former by B LIST A-looking, we said, like a rosebud red, ders. Sold only in cans. R oyal B aking P ow restore it, except upon terms giv A-twinin’ around a tree. ¡e year .............. $5.75 der Co., 106 Wall st., New York. his honor D. L. Grace, and the lat ing to the party supremacy over “ 4.75 “An’ strang'- • it sounds, the last man thar line, one year .. 3.75 ter by J. M. Vaughn, Esq. The the Southern States through the in Was acti th p ainest lie, hie “ 3.75 Ter make 1. ».ear it wasn’t a tear Book '* 3.75 principal stock men of this valley strumentality of negro suffrage. Will be the representative, at all times, of the Interests of the People. BURNS ADVERTISEMENTS. A-gatheriu’in his eye; At all times advocating measures that look to the "greatest good to •• 4.00 But the Jedge an ’ me could certingly see ted Newspaper 5.75 are Mess. Peter French, J. S. Devine Thar wasn’t a dern one dry. Through all its history we may the greatest number,” in accordance with the principles of Democracy i Monthly 4.75 Magazine ... 3.75 and the L. F. Co. These parties see this spirit of sectionalism cling “An thinkin* the gal waa lonesome like, Ine 3 75 nothin’ but men in sight, are all said to be millionaires and T. V. B. EMBREE. M. D. We With straggled away with nothin’ ter say, ing to the party as close as the shirt Office at bia residen» e on Ibe east side of Sil Au* dodged about in the night; ®r............. 3.0«) vie» River, ten miles below Burna. their wealth is variously estimated of Nessus, and is today as truly sec AS A LOCAL NEWSPAPER, An’ my partin’ view was Oregon 8ue • 6 00 A-huggiu’ him ckse an’ tight urk World 3 00 from one to fifty millions. tional as it was when Garrison and as .... 3.00 ’•Well4 in them da) a the Injun tribes ¡azine 5.00 The L. F. Company have lately Phillips were denouncing the Con T he H erald acknowledges no superior in Eastern Oregon. It points S. B. McPheeters, M. D. Wasa buckin’ in waxs severe: tKly .............. 5.20 An’ signal lights shone out o’ nights consolidated their stock and land stitution as a rope of sand and the with pride to its well-filled columns the past year, and to its evident IT 5.20 PHYSICIAN & SURGEON. On the mountings, fur an’ near; mg People . 3.75 But Flowery’s bride Dein’ on our side, office at W. E. Grace’s Drug Store. 1-ly interests here with Mr. Jno. Devine, Union as a league with a death progressive influence upon the prosperity of the great Harney valley. d Cyclopedia,. .2.90 We didn’t have much ter fear. Ker Vol. 1, 55 eeuis; and are partners as “Lux, Miller, and a covenant with hell. In these As in the past so in the future it will strive to make prominent note V« Blase. “One night she seen the sudden flash of every enterprise calculated to benefit the people; to record every Of a green, obusuie star. Mason & Devine” and are known on 1) sentiments it had its origin, and ' advance made in showing up the resources of the Valley; to advocate re works can be ex- Practical Surveyor Au’ she sed it meant that the tribes was bent ding Room Oh liltin’the miners’ ha’r— An’ you may believe, which 1 won’t deceive, this coast as the Pacific Live Stock from them it imbibed its devotion L«w and Order under all circumstances; to frown upon all attempts t . a . M c K innon , They come—an’ they found us thar. to foment discord among the people in the interest of any individual, Association, which is perhaps the ’ | to the Union. Any am! all kinds of surveying done on shor notice and reasonable terms. W Settler “We left Miss Bob an’ Oregon Sue clique or faction; to give the news of the day impartially and as dica!» are solicited wishing to be io< ated, can have plats furnishe strongest on this coast if not the With a guard draw ’ d out to stay, The Republicans claim to chain- . >y of their work for free of charge. Then into the shade that the mountings made file, and bind the strongest in the world. Their do ’ pion the doctrine of equality before , fully as industrious effort and the aid of friends may enable us to We silently stole away, uluioe, aud paj for obtain it; to give all the Local and Personal gossip of our section, As willin’—as glad—ter fight by night minions extend from Grant county, ’ the law. This is at the best a poor suitable for publication, with all else of interest in this department; As ever v.e was by day. Saddle and Harness Shon- “But Sue got out an’ dodged the guard, Or., to the southern confines of Cal ’ substitute far that social equality ’ never lest sight of Pe»e: J. C. WELCOME - P roprietor . An An ifornia. They can travel hundreds 1! which is essential to the mainte IT WILL BE AN EPITOMIZED HISTORY OF THE VALLEY. HATES: ’ the boys ai; say she blazed away BURNS. OREGON. In a style it was hard »er beat: 3 mo I 6 mo 1 yr of miles from here in a southerly nance of a democracy; but when An’ Pete was as proud as a tipsy crowd A-puekin’ her down the street. »16. W direction and camp every night on I their acts are considered in connec “The signal fires still blazed around. their free-holds. Peter French Esq. tion with their declarations, we see W-A-T-C-H-M-A-K-E-R But the imps was monstrous shy. For well thex knew that Oregon Sue is administrator to the Dr. Glenn that it is only as between the white -AND- Could sleep with an open e* e: An’ venturin’ out was geuin about estate of California, Mr. French’s race at the South and the en Who know that in the rapid growth and wide proclamation of the Jeweler. The same thing as tei die. wife being heiress of that estate. > all yearly adver franchised slaves that they care to advantages of Harney Valley lies their own best road to prosperity '•On Chris: mus eve ’twas snowin’ fast, se to • iiAlisher, In flakes so wide acrest. Two established surveys CHAS. SAMPSON - - B urns , Ou. have this equality enforced. That Flowery Pete a-cn.ssin’ the street ncor».. .or to space. Come dern nigh gitteu lost; Tlu-y tuake no outcries f»>» crjuul snoutu SuVsuriue ror «1« iicruiu, FOR BAILROAIJS But we warmed hitn.up wiih a social cup, lnernsetves R. s’ no price, An’ laughed at the failin’ frost khan 1.) cei.is per i ity between the manufacturing have been made through Harney OREGON WOOL EXCHANGE. ja terns, trausien-. "An airly Chrismas »lay, when we Was pilotin’ Pete to bed, valley by the Oregon Pacific R. R. lords and the factory slaves. These Thar w asn’t a stick nor stone nor brick ttra charge per in- AND SEND EXTRA COPIES TO EASTERN FRIENDS. are of the same race, and are sus Ter kiver his curly head: ; a standing reader Co. and the N. P. R. R. Co. OREGON An’ under the snow, by a broken bow, week is run in with PORTLAND The pride of Lis life lay dead. With the advent of railroad fa ceptible of equality; but the negro all our advertlsemer.'s GEC. POPE & CO. “ We planted her under an old oak tree, jtfttblicatiuDB, t*a< h. cilities this year to Harney valley is not of our race; he is not of us. The East Oregon Herald A-keepin the fact in mind. ■oluinns, 1ÜC a ¡ine. That lettin the bark be ever so dark, and with the advent of the electric Legislation can no more make him A white heart hides behind; I death anrivuntc- WOOL G R AD E R S , An’ Oregon Sue baa a soul as true iei.e*'. us uè ab . telegraph to our midst, we will ask an Anglo-Saxon than it can a leop As the fairest of women kind.’’ to reit ;b ut* R.*«ia . WOOL PACK ERS, for no more, fur these are the requi ard change his spots. It may make I I Has successfully maintained itself through an ordeal of local opposi I AND sites for modern civilization and him a voter, but he remains a ne tion, vindictive and unscrupulous to a degree seldom equalled in -COM M LSS1ON MERCH X NTS- the “evolution theory” of develop gro, with instincts of race and cul- country journalism; has advocated unflinchingly the rights of all iUBT €t *N>IG N Ai E NTS S< ‘LIt ITED— I have ' ture so antagonistic to our own that, the people of East Oregon generally and Harney Valley especially Location, Resource«, < 'limate, Soil, ment will naturally follow. they wi\l not, they cannot assiin- j against the machinations of all orgatized petty cliques that sought ---- ADVANCES MADE ON WOOL, and Needed Developments. received letters of inquiry regarding agents : ilate; there is such natural repug by fraudulent misrepresentation to advance the private interests of a Geo. McGowan - - - Burns, A» Reported bv a f.ate Visitor Here this region and having lately trav-| nance that he repudiates it, and few at the expense of the many. Believing that "The sober second K elled over a good portion of it, I send 1 V. J. Milller, - - - Harney. in the IloHebnrK Beview. the Republican party, by conferr- thought of the people is always right and always effective,” and that ed with nea ncss I you the above as the best means of Bva’oti Agency with DFNNY, RICE AGO. Harney Valley is a beautiful val upon him the full rights of citizen i “Truth is mighty and will prevail,” T he II erai . d has steadfastly fol BUS 132 Federal 6t. Established 1S85. imparting the information desired ' Pamphlets ship, have only established caste, lowed the right , and the jieople have given it a moral and material ley in Eastern Oregon in Harney Leiter Heads, support that renders its permanency beyond question. As it has Can s, Tk Ke s. county, between 118 and 120 de through the columns of your valu and made equality an utter impos worked indifatigably and unselfishly in the interest of the people, it Dvdgers, Etc. sibility. They have not only de More Anon, grees West Longitude from Green able paper. BLACKSMITH. stroyed equality, but given a stab now asks for patronage that will yield something more than a bare larly ou file for re- H. B. H. wich and between 43 and 44 de ill Newspaper Ad- fata) to the purity of the elective existence. It has become valuable to all as a general newspaper, and D. GRAY -Burns, Or. franchise, and made a cesspool in grees North Latitude, about 3,500 AND DEMOCRAT which to breed fraud, bribery, cor feet alw.ve the level of the sea, with THE REPIBLICAN PARTIES. Is Now a fixed Institution of the Valley —GENERAL REPAIRING— ruption, and every viper of destruc an area of about 2500 square miles, tion. They could derive no satis AND containing 1,600,000 acres of land. I From Belford’s Magazine for July.] faction from giving freedom to the enjamin Harrison | This valley is nestled in a broke. negro unless by it they could per .... Levi P. Morton 1 The position of the Republican . JamesG Blaine I ' chain of moutains on the north petrate their own power. William Windom ' party upon the question of protec . John W. Noble ' east, south and west with the high- l . Redfield Proctor , Patents Granted tion is perfectly consistent with its fenjamin F. Tracey to*?u'rn cst peaks of the Blue mountains on To citizens of the Pacific States during the nss Jeremiah M Rusk theory of government. 3 weeks and reported fur the E ast O regon H er Has, from the initial number to the present, persistently and impres [ Win. H. H. Miller e the north and the Steen mountains ald by our advertisers, f. A. Snow <fc Co. Pat John Wanamnker No one familiar with its history, ent lawyers, opp U.S. Batent office, Washiugt sively maintained that the Harney country was one of the finest I on the south, towering up into the ton, 1). C. agricultural regions in the Union, needing only the presence of indus with the entire absence of any sense U J. N. Dolph, realms of perpetual snow. This A. V. Anderson, San Francisco, trious farmers to develop its wonderful resources. To prove the truth •j J. H. Mitchell, Consti- j Ca of obligation to support the Consti-1 Cal f 'pj^cutter. Pipc cutt€r. H, B. Belden , of the strong language in its columns, the proprietor gave up a part iger Hermann, iter Pen noyer, Red Front Liverv & Feed valley haB AN ABUNDANCE tution, and its sectionalism can de-; Oakland, Cal., Casket pedestal i of his office room to the exhibition of the products of the X alley, I. W. McBride, .6. W. Webb, ny to it whatever is due to the vir- J. E. Day, San Francisco, Cal., and urgently asked for specimens cf actual growth and for everybody J. b. McElroy. of water supp lied I y the Silvie .Frank Bakei I Well borer. M. B. Dodge, San to call and inspect them. Attached to each specimen was the name Stable tue of consistency. Ofc Strahan, j Francisco, Cal., Ore concentrator. of the producer, often with the mode of cultivation. This was a fin. p. Lord, raoTBirroB. I and . Blitzen rivers and their tribu- H. CALDWELL, - - - W. Thayer, The .party was born of sectional E. 8. Gilmore, San Francisco, Cal., tangible, practical presentation of the matter, which any one could i tanes, and other smaller streams, ■ DISTRICT: which have their outlets in ism, and based its political creed Band sawing regulator. W. Lamb, verify. How successful this movement has been, hundreds can testify’ K............ L. B. I son A CASH BUSINESS AT BED- •!! upon the doctrine of a higher law Downey, Stove. John H. Ware, All T he H erald asks in return for itsefforts to serve the people, is ... J. L. R and , nnrv Pnrrvq the Malheur and Harney lakes. I Euroka, Mop-grip. J. C. Weir, . an ....... <____ _______ __________ increase __ of public patronage —a modest request when it is consid- K< ( AIKIIM. The Malheur and Harney lakes than the Constitution. ■s IT : San Francisco, Cal., Ball castor. ere j ¡t returns to each patron more than his money’s worth. . W. G1LHAH The law of God was proclaimed have no outlets. These two lakes H. T. Welch, San Jose, Inhaler. I If each resident of the Harney country will subscribe or renew for $ \ J. W. T. E. S hields ____ ___ . » » v (I>) GRA«I and Particular Attention paid to the Boarding by infidels who recognize no God, . himself and take one or more copies to send abroad, it will so extend (K) V. J. M iller and Gr«x>mingof Transient Stock. Hay de Grain RFC connected by an artificial Cnan- To Entirely T he H erald ’ s sphere of usefulness as to enable all to claim that it »). I.YTLE HO XABI» ,,n h,od nel and are on a level with each and humanity was made the pre- Agents T. “ B, James •) --------- •all 1 text for organizing a sectional par- ■ sk — other, to the contrary notwithstand- W. R. G radon Is a true Advocate of the Harney Country. I) Wanted An New Rook A. A. <•<>.» ING •) canyon city advertisements . ing. as yon will observe by the maps I ty of envy and hate; and so deeply The most wonderful collection of practical , ')- W. E. A lrjcrson REAL VALVE Slid KVERY-DAY UHE for the people ----------------<o>--------------- L. B. B aker giving the geography of this region. is the party imbued with the senti ever published on the globe. A marvel op W m . M eeker money raving and money karning for every m> offick : These two lakes cover an area of ment which gave it birth, that even I one owning it. Thousands of beautiful, helpful C. A. HWEEK. MEDIUM OF ADVERTISING, engravings, showing just ho a do everything a . F, S melling about 150 square miles and are I now, after the lapse of a quarter of No competition, nothing like It in the universe .. W, M, T oamrkmi » attorney - at - law . When you select that whic h !s of true value , a century, it yet appeals to the sales ate sure. All sincerely desiring payin «» T he H erald preRents unusual advantages. It is centrally located in NEAR THE CENTER CANYON CITY, 0RE4.0N employment and looking for something thor ' of the valley. Their shores ar bloody shirt as the true source oughly first » lamp at an extraordinarily low a new and rapidly growing country, where manufactures of all kinds riK B, should write for description and terms | low, but they have never been from which to draw its inspiration. on the most remarkable achievement in book are needed. We will soon have direct railroad communication with Attorney-at-Law. Portland and the East. Live business men of both sections should making sin» e the world began. What becomes of the principle of known to overflow. The low shores 77, I. O. O. F. SCAM MEL 4 CO., Box 5003, use T he H erald ’ s columns to secure this great and growing trade. 1, every Saturday at M. DUSTIN. of these lakes accounts for the shal equality in government dominated St. Louis or Philadelphia. Its rates, proportioned to its circulation, are reasonable. UKINNoN, N. G. lowness of the wells in thia valley, by the spirit of sectionalism? In Office Canyon City and Burns --------------- <o>---------------- THE JOHSbTOWN HORROR which are from eight to twenty feet its very nature it is opposed to L8. The appalling horror st Johnstown has shock TERMS, IN ADVANCE: ' equality of rights in others. It is ed 50,000 of American people, and thousands of deep. Irrigation is lives have been lust, and millions of property One copy one year .................................................................................. > to ' demanding for a part the right destroyed. This is beyond question the second iK' NOT NECESSARY treat cat flood on record. The h.sa of life an«l lin<ie;.s excepted. ' to raise crop« and gardens. The govern the whole. W hat beoomes jm of property, and the thrilling incidents sur Two copies, one year........................................................................... pass anything known in m.xlern times. Thou- Three copies, one year ......................................................... in 00 I CITY : soil here contains all the properties of the sovereignty of the people and sanca of people desire a clear, graphic, and ac Four copies, one year................................................................. y» Frida xa. f am. curate history of thia greatest rttairtrophe Mafuixa.- s 10 4»- necessary to make a successful the constitutional rights of man un. known In the history of this nation, or the gtf“ H erald with any Periodical or Magazine at clubbing rates. world for centuries. T he History ('• mpnny VILLE grain growing country. Small fruit der the control of a party that will of 7- k Market st. Nan Francisco. Cal, have Just isatMMi m book form, a complete History of the <gT*Call on or address and shrubbery, and berries of near substitute for the guarantees of the Johnstown flood. finely illustrated aud com p’.ete In nearly 500 pages The book w|Il be D. L. GRACE, ly all kinds can be successfully Constitution its own crude notions sold through agents. Nee adv. in another col umn for agents, to whom »oft liberal terms are CPITOB AND PROPRIETOR. | of a higher law? «ITer-d » raised here. ER, rotnuter ALD EASTERN ADVERTISEMENT OREGON II«. THE EAST OREGON HERALD J ob work .