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About East Oregon herald. (Burns, Grant County, Or.) 1887-1896 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 1, 1889)
E ast O regon BURNS, HARNEY COUNTY, OREGON,tTHURSDAY, AUGUST 1ERALD $2.30 a Year. 1, 1889. I telegraph to our midst, we will ask rsk ivl ere is eqtiu'ily or the sover- BURNS ADVERTISEMENTS eig it v of the p e to b f und in for no more, for these are the requi ■THl »»DAY Location, H choufcch , (.'limate, Soil. sites for modern civilization and u socii 1 c mdition such a> ti;is? ami Needed Developments. From this presentation of facts the “evolution theory’’ X>f develop GRACE, and results, it may be inferred that ment will naturally follow. I have manufacturing establishments are I ARD P roprietors . As Report e<l l>v a Lalo Visitor Here received letters of inquiry regarding regarded as eiiir not be tolerated in the Hose burg; Bev lew. RIPT1ON BATI - this region and having lately trav in democracies, and that those who Harney Valley is a beautiful val elled over a good jiortion of it, I send accept these results must neces ley in Eastern Oregon in Harney prefer dejiendence on foreign you the above as the best means of sarily industries, to the existence of these county, between 118 and 120 de imparting the information desired establishments at home. Such an r grees West Longitude from Green through the columns of your valu inference is most unfair, and can give notice by n«tt him .-er I he ¡Ulllll wich and between 43 and 44 de only be be indulged by those who I take hla puper able paper. More Anon, Propramme: for i« B not DeiUit grees North Latitude, about 3,500 '*"<* I. do nof or will not perceive this true IL B. II. makes I he p. a •** «ter, FIRST DAY—MONDAY, SEPT. 2 d . her for pavnient feet above the level of the sea, with point of objection. ’a paper diaron- an area of about 2500 square miles, Manufacturing may be esteemed TUE REITBIJCAN AND DEMOCRAT Q varter -M ile D ash —Free for All................................... Purse $150.00 gia, or the t‘uh- Utiill pa ineut ia I'AIITIZ*. a great and important interest, but containing 1,600,000 acres of land. Ivlint vx het her it . There < an be , it is only one of many equally im SECOND DAY—TUESDAY, SEPT. 3 d yinvii ia made, This valley is nestled in a brokr n IFrom BvlLird’1 lor July.] portant interests, upon which the a paper from the chain of moutains on the north* F ive -E igiith -M ile D ash —For 2-mid3-y ear-old Colts Purse 1150.00 hia name or an- I fThe manuiio turing bsiablisli- 1 jnitittc vclfurc depends, and the crihed or nut. ia east, south and west with the high liients at Lowell, Mass., employ evil to which democracy points puper a hipped ïBR est peaks of the Blue mountains on 1,800 laborers, consisting of men, consist in giving to this one inter jiaiier cuntinu« a THIRD DAY—WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 4m. d io pa? for it if the north and the Steen mountains women and children; wages, $480,- est pre-eminence over others, giv !DAM Thia pro< ecu a ing to it a protection not given to H alf -M ile H eats —2 in 3—Free for All.......................... Purse $150.00 t pay for what he on the south, towering up into the 000; cost of material. $1,000,100; others, and, by fostering its growth, that refuting to realms of perpetual 6now. This value of product, $3,000,000; net making it tower as a giant with co Sis from tiie p. ai FOURTH DAY—THURSDAY, SEPT. 5 th . Absolutely Pure. valley has led for, without profit to the capitalist, t I,500,000. lossal proportions, overawing and facia evidence of commanding, for its own selfish ag Th's powder never vnrles. A marvel of puri AN ABUNDANCE Here, when 1,800 working people grandizement, every other interest 600 yards —Free f, r All Harney Co. Saddle Horses....... Purse $100.00 ty, s.renglh, and .»ho-vsomenvrs. M. re ec.>- Domiral than the . rdii.ar kin-s and rannot by the Silvies divide | etwi-op them a di'lhir »li<> in society, crushing into the earth, be R.dd in compe ii.ni \. ith ■ he multi ude of of water supplied IERALD CLUB 1.11 FIFTH DAY—F Ril AY, SI I T. Gm ■ low iest, short weigh , alum «.r ph spha’e p..w- In New beneath its heel of oppression, the ders. Sold ».nix in ■ hi r . R oyal B aking P ow and Blitzen rivers and their tribu capitalist ¡Rickets three. der Co., 10G Walt s ., New Y. ik. Deravreai MffVMffne, in x rm taries, and other smaller streams, York, 5,50) laborers are employed life-sustaining interest of the whole O ne -M ile D ash —Free for All............................................. Purse $200.00 Petarsou Magasitir Godav’a Uuiy a Ho.»k all of which have their outlets in in bakery products, who make per human family. Equality and justice demand, BERNS ADVERTISEMENTS. Leaiu’a I Hus' rated n <"F| ") ■ r ' the Malheur and Harney lakes. annum for the capitalist a net profit either Leslie a Popular Mo«.> h h that every interest alike jASiie'a fUUaav M m / hzi ue The Malheur and Harney lakes of $4,00<),000, and the disproportion should have the fostering care and : nelnxd’a Maaaxlnc Entrance Fee, Ten Per Cent of Purse. Wwxly i**U have no outlets. These two lakes between the value of labor and cap piotection of the government, or Dally t ai) Blood Horse Assisiaim Rule» to govern all Races. W. W, Cardwell, Teexh Eaamlwer ' are connected by an artificial chan ital is nearly equal to that at Low that none should have it. This is No Money will be given for a Walk-Over. ally EaaiMinar not destroying the manufactures; eexly N.w York World S llo A T 'l'O R N E Y -AT- L A W. nel and are on a level with each ell. “Purses 11 ung on the Wire.” iti. i I Detroit Free Pren ¡>.09 it is only preventing otl.i r interests «ferenti 1 iiur|>er’» Mayfazii" Address other, to the contrary notwithstand- In all the States labor makes for 5.20 from being destroyed. A man is | itorysdl i Ilurper'» Weakly cflMi 1 ll.ir, cr’s Buxar 5.20 i ing. as yon will observe by the maps the manufacturing capitalists the not to be accused of wanting to P. F. STENGER, Burns, Or 3.75 FiÆ 1 Itnr er'B Yoanp I’e. giving the geography of 1 his region. sum of 81,1)24,191,841. These es I starve his horse because he refuses Al'iea'a Manifold < " I timates are all at the present time * ’ <>«=<lilo'.al volume after V u < ■ These two lakes cover an area of loo low by 30 per cent, for the cen to make him fatter than all others . wi mr-xira uer volume, p t an. THE SECOND YEAR OF I about 150 square miles and are sus shows an increase of 40 per in his stable. "1 ItiL'cateaef >11 the algjve work a ' an be ex e in I he KeteMUk h.om cent each decade, and another de-! It requires no prophet nor the NEAR Tin: CENTER tlwtOfUr ' i " cade hits almost elapsed since the son of a prophet to foresee the final ipreme 11 of the valley. Their" shores ar census was taken. result ot the Republican party’s I Began on Thursday, November 29, 1888. .?'l'?.?ij'ub!lehcra of periodica l, are a.iliclteil low, but they have never been , Now it must be l orne in mind domination. Although the money bbiux rate., u <«p' . : •■■rk :■ ' . ■ lading R oom .—Weflle .'.i nil.'. 'I. Now is the Time to Subscribe. known to overflow. The low shores I that the value of the products, as jiower is at present widely dissemi of even hair-V"ii' ■ " nated, its tendency is to concentra AND TO RENEW EXPIRING SUBSCRIPTIONS. of these lakes accoui.fs for the shal given in the reports, is th« first cost tion into fewer hands. Under its i •’<1 c •... at the factory. When these em lowness of the wells in this valley, control, government must pass with ' J C. Ik« I > V E KT IS«NG RATE.S : which are from eight to twenty feet ployees purchase them for their it into fewer hands, until at last, own use at home, they must pay on teiminuting in one, it becomes the; Will be the representative, at all times, of the Interests of the People. 2 Wk 1 mo 3 mo 6 inu deep. Irrigation is them from 20 to 50 per cent, the despotism of a dictator. We shall At all times advocating measures that look to the “greatest good to OU l-.DU |ò.0u liS.OU b.öU 12.00 4.0Ö profits of the retailing merchant; only repeat the lesson of the past; the greatest number,” in accordance with the principles of Democracy NOT NECESSARY 24 0U M.00 10.00 5. OU 32.00 Surveyor 6.00 10.00 •teO.UO to raise crops and gardens. The and we must also remember that bloody tactions, ambitious trium-1 4M DO 9 0U 15 00 26.0» AS A LOCAL NEWSPAPER, at least one-fourth of the amounts S»).OO i'.l) oo 16.00 z K.OO «.O’ t a . M c K innon , soil here contains all the properties stated to be ¡»aid as wages goes to virates, a Cwsar, or that sjiirit of «0.UU 40.60 • i O.W il » no 140 00 Any a: ; h '! k iko ► e on tL ll.'l . sectionalism which drove the South T he H erald acknowledges no superior in Eastern Oregon. It points to make a successful ck rks, superintendents, bosses, and into notice aim reas-mable 'ciit. * t-viltr necessary rebellion, transferred to mo with pride to its well-filled columns the past year, and to its evident eral reduction to an xenrix- ndv. i wishing to be located, t an Im • r a a furnlshe ) 4 ------- . or ----------------- agents, who, like the bank and “ « at C Office, write to Publisher. grai i growing country. Small fruit free i»f charge. nopoly; and the money power of progressive influence upon the prosperity of the great Harney valley. _jrge<l exit«)according to spat e; and shrubbery, and berries of near railroad dignitaries, the farther off tiie New England States by oppres As in the past so in the futun it will strive to make prominent note “Al base admitted. aet«n>Mo admtued. they are Hom any labor the greater sion will goad to madness what- vt L," jh, __ jl-’ —> i no price. of every enterprise calculated to benefit the people; to record every and Harness Shoi?- ly all kinds can be successfully pay they get. ' ;rtifiuniL*n.a •ntoumeo.» ut ut Ivss ! - ihau I m. s j er Saddle is lcit of manhood in labor, und in advance made in showing up the resources of the Valley; to advocate ?.<• price, yearly, or 20 cents, transient, I J. C. WELCOME - P roprietor . I raised here. Take these deductions in connec augurate the mightiest convulsions Law and Order under all circumstances; to frown upon all attempts I i ci-.a! BURNS. OREGON. .1 positIon 12 extra charge per In VACANT LAND tion with their disproportionate that ever drencned land in blood. to foment discord among the people in the interest of any individual, UUnsI of polll.in . »'awliug .mi' r Uniiun .4. each week la mu in a i li as level as your floor in bodies of earnings, and we have the gloomy In either event we shall trace thro’j clique or faction; to give the news of the day impartially and as matter free. CHAS. SAMPSON - - B urns , O p 1 thousands of acres, is here to be ta picture before usot toil ami poverty, blood and ashes, the footprints of fully as industrious effort and the aid of friends may enable us to ____ ______ “ our 4 advert tel l 1 isements 1 b i i ni ' ii I ii stereotipe all e<i Twutr after ist loi s, ♦ . ea< <at four tour publica. publk'.'ioi eu< h. Ii if the mani.fiCturer needs pro an approaching tyrant, and see thro’ ken and is just as good as any that tection, what must be the needs the dark nights of prevailing an obtain it; io give all the Local and Personal gossip of our section, ril' ■ertfoiiifflo local columisa. IW » line W-A-T-C-II-M-A-K-E-R suitable for publication, with all else of interest in this department; Win'i'r-' rlaxe, birth, and death min..nine -A N D— is occupied. Home seekers in Ore of the laborer? He can barely earn archy only one gleam of light as it 'P,.' iii. such item, aoliciiirt »« m-..a iral rates offered to religi"in-. ini. Jeweler. subsislense, and must toil on in flushes from the sword of a despot. IT WILL BE AN EPITOMIZED HISTORY OF THE VALLEY gon cannot do better elsewhere. - tonal bodies. heaping up riches for the Tins is the end of constitutional ..ml I.-*.«»-- ■■■ ■ ■ This Eden will not long remain I poverty, All millionaires as long as he is able liberty; and had this party de TO FOREIGN ADVERTISERS. OREGON WOOL EXCHANGE. in an unsettled state, but in a few to work, but when overtaken by signed it, it could not have devised •ii,,l"H'.lpectf»Uy aolli llln* your pat loitiige Who know that in the rapid growth and wide proclamation of the H to keep our readenp- a en ua to the short years this land will be all ta disease or the decrepitude of age, measures going more directly to advantages of Harney Valley lies their own best road to prosperity md reliable drn-a to<l' u ui'li, >. r r »Ill b. aaved by referring to the PORTLAND -------- OREGON. ken, the golden opportunities now which sooner or later must come to the consummation of its purpose. —-T-------- — baaed upon our i ir< u.a all, he is left to perish, llis condi True democracy is based upon I Should Subscribe for the Herald, Themselves and adtelnrnx couniles: offered will be improved. GEO. CO. tion is more wretched than that of The climate is salubrious and the brute. The ox and blind horse 1 the principle of equality. TheDem- AND SEND EXTRA COPIES TO EASTERN FRIENDS. JOB WORK B ocratic party came into existence ’»I 6,0W¿MCrl»*to<l exeetâed with neatiiisn will compare favorably with any in the tread-mill get subsistence w¡th the government fully imbued The East Oregon Herald -¿ÄudS“. a r —la—>1* telex other part of the “Inland Empire. from their owners, ami when ex- with its vital principle of the Con- IIa3 successfully maintained itself through an ordeal of local opposi WOOL GRADERS, hausted from hard service are given .... stitution. It has never swerved Burns and Harney are the princi Mut« Hese», C«r. i. 1 i'k. ►. • ' i»Tit«»te—1.1' and pasturage; but the ex from it. Whatever may have been tion, vindictive and unscrupulous to a degree seldom equalled in WOOL PACKERS, pal towns and in fact are the only rest country journalism; has advocated un.Jinchingly the rights of all hausted laborer gets no pasturage AND y on ß’e for re towns in the Harney valley. These from capital. Even the delicate its errors of judgement as to man the people of East Oregon generally and Harney Valley especially aper Ad- and measures upon other issues, it -COMMISSION MERCHANTS- towns are about fifteen miles apart and worn-out frame of woman is •k. the machinations of all organzed petty cliques that sought never did, it never can desert the against by fraudulent misrepresentation to advance the private interests of a CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED— in the northern portion of the val I turned loose to wander on the com- cause of the people’s equality and “mon until led by some sympathetic sovereignty without ceasing to Le few at the expense of the many. Believing that “The sober second ----ADVANCES MADE ON WOOL. IRY. CIAL DI ley. Both towns have an hand to die in a home of neglected Democratic. What but these vital thought of the people is always right and always effective,” and that agents : IMMENSE TERRITORY Truth is mighty and will prevail,” T he H erald has steadfastly fol Geo. McGowan - - - Burns, paupers. WAYIONA principles could have maintained “ lowed the right , and the people have given it a moral and material am in Harrison V. J. M illler, - - - Harney. adjacent, adapted to both farming its existence as a party to the pre-| In the city of London they have Levi P. Monon ' support that renders its permanency beyond question. As it has mcsG Blaine ’ stock-raising. The town of a hundred thousand paupers. The sent hour? Since the formation of 1 worked indefatigably and unselfishly in the interest of the people, it Beaton Agency with DENNY, RICE «t CO. and liiain Windom J. F EBS1* interior expense per annum of maintaining lb‘2 Federal st. J. r ablfehed 1835. the government it has struggled John W. Noble Burns has two creditable newspa now asks for patronage that will yield something more than a bare otiehi Proctor W»r ............. the paupers in Paris is said to with every party, and witnessed existence. min F. Tra<ey Nary............. It has become valuable to all as a general newspaper, and pers viz: E ast O regon H erald miah M. Rusk -Arricultnre equal the amount expended by the rise and disappearance of each, mH. >1. Miller — "terni ........... and Harney Items, the former by Is Now a fixed Institution of the Valley France in the Franco-German war. BLACKSMITH. us they came in succession ujxjii n Wanamaker tenera! .,.4 his honor I). L. Grace, and the lat Should these cities collect these the political arena. I J. N. Dolph, T he E ast O regon H erald |‘ ter by J. M. Vaughn, Esq. The miserable inhabitants together, and It has survived the blunders of I J. II. Mitchell, -Burns, Or. principal stock men of this valley throw them, dead or alive, into the statesmanship, the errors of mis E. D. GRAY fer Hermann, |r Pciinojer, Has, from the initial number to the present, persistently and impres Seine or the Thames, humanity |W. McBride, are Mess. Peter French, J. S. Devine would shudder at the atrocious act, guided leaders, defeats, and dis sively maintained that the Harney country was one of the finest ■. W. Webb, asters, and from deepest humilia •GENERAL REPAIRING— and the L. F. Co. These parties B. McElroy, |Tra«ik Lnkei and yet, horrible as it appears, it tion, with the stigma of rebellion agricultural regions in the Union, needing only the presence of indus [H. m rah an, AND are all said to be millionaires and would be an act of mercy compared fastened upon it, it arose with its trious farmers to develop its wonderful resources. To prove the truth h. P. Lord, pW. Thajer, their wealth is variously estimated with the continuance of a system natiom.Lty unimpaired, to rule and of the strong language in its columns, the proprietor gave up a part devised to increase and per govern. This could not have l>een of his office room to the exhibition o' the products of the Valley, from one to fifty millions. petuate under government this hu if it bad not drawnits life’s bhxxl and urgently asked for specimens cf actual growth and for every! dy The L. F. Company have lately man misery. from the vita) principles of the Con to call and inspect them. Attached to each specimen was the name Promptly executed. The imilding hna been en larged and improved and ia orepared to turn consolidated their stock and land It cannot be long, at the pre stitution. While the Constitution of the producer, often with the mode of cultivation. This was a G. W. G ilnam out all kinds . f blut ksmitliiiig on short notice J. T. HHIEL’-R and in the beat style. Tern.a: ( bah. interests here with Mr. Jno. Devine, sent rate of progress, nefore our pau exists the Democracy cannot die. tangible, practical presentation of the matter, which any one could 1-ly . .W. E. G uai E verify. How successful this movement has been, hundreds can testify' V. J. M iller and are partners as “Lux, Miller, pers will be numuered by the mil The destiny of the wage-worker is All T he H erald asks in return for itseflbrts to serve the people, is L ytle H oward I Mason A Devine” and are known on lions. The census gave us_68,UOO in his own hands. The issue is an increase of public patronage—a modest request when it is consid T. B. James criminals in the jails; 3,TOO,UM) now made. The battle of organ à Liverv W. R.G rados this coast as the Pacific Live Stock children growing up ignorant; b6,- ized capital and organized labor is ered that it returns to each patron more than his money's worth. A. A. Co ING r. E. A lderson Association, which is perhaps the (MX) paupers in the poor-houses; our but the beginning of the conflict If each resident of the Harney country will subscribe or renew for ,. L. B. B aker Stable W m . M eeker strongest on this coast if not the great cities, the centres ot manufac between the liberty of the people himself and take one or more copies to send abroad, it will so extend T he H erald ’ s sphere of usefulness as to enable all to claim that it offk e : PnorntKTOR. strongest in the world. H. CALDWELL, - - Their do turing industries, increasing their and the power of monopoly. If A. F. S nelling Is a true Advocate of the Harney Country. . M. To., » end minions extend from Grant county, population at the rate ot 40 per the Democentic party does not prove -------------- < o ----------- a cash business AT BED- Or., to the southern confines of Cal cent each decade, and the rural dis itself equal to the coming struggle, tricts relatively decreasing at the it will be only because the people ADVERTISING, ifornia. They can travel hundreds rate of 20 per cent ; a large percent are not true to themselves, but pre ROCK PRICES. T he IG rald presents unusual advantages. It is centrally located in In our motto. Good B ueky Team's, and Nice of miles from here in a southerly age of the population of the cities fer pauperism and the degradation Saddle Hoises Furnished at Reato« able Charges a new and rapidly growing country, where manufactures of all kinds without gainful occupations, living of enslavement to the dignity of a direction and camp every night on and Partii ti.ar Attention paid to the Boarding I. o. o. F are needed. We will soon have direct railroad communication with free and noble manhood. in indigence and want. erv Saturday at and Gr.iomingof Transient Stock. Hay 4. Grain their frce-holds. Peter French Esq. on hand. iNNo.x, N. G. Portland and the East. Live business men of both sections should is administrator to the Dr. Glenn __Now the question U,_at this rate use T he H erald ’ s columns to secure this great and growing trade. of progress in criminals, ignorance, estate of California, Mr. French’s and paujicrs, and in the concentra- Its rates, proportioned to its circulation, arc reasonable. canyon CITY ADVERTISEMENTS. -------------------------- o >-------------------------------- wife being heiress of that estate. tion of manufacturing capital in Two established surveys great cities, with their indigent TERMS, IN ADVANCE: population increasing 40 per cent C. A. SWKKK. $250 uivB excepted. FOR RAILROADS One copy one year........... cadi decade, how long will it take 4.U0 ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. Two copies, one year have been made through Harney to make us a nation of millionaires «00 CANYON CITY. OREGON Three copies, one year valley by the Oregon Pacific R. R. and paupers? We shall see palat 10.00 Four copies, one year. ial mansions and churches with Co. and the N. P. R. R. Co. ftg" H erod with any Periodical or Magazine at clubbing rates. Attorney-at-L&w. spires of gold; but in the shadow of With the advent of railroad fa the lofty domes thousands of pest- gMF*Call on or address M. DUSTIN. D. L. GRACE, ■ cilities this year to Harney valley houses will be filled with the dying EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. and the dead. Is it necessary to Office Canyon City and Burns. and with the advent of the electric . Poi’miitir kLD. EASTERN ADVERTISEMENT, H.UtNEY XALI.EY THIRD ANNUAL FALL RACES THE EAST OREGON HERALD, THE Practical r 1 Hustlers, POPE A JOB WORK. Red Front Feed MEDIUM OF