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Bt'llNH AbVKHTl8Es Iley savs the Valley Indians nrc I ami mor»« profitable. NVe know, good Indians; that none are sick, 1 COM.MCXICATIO.X8 BY Ol li READERS. THE HERALD Baker City Democrat: It is an and everv intelligent reader knows or died lately, that he knows of; nounced another contract on the that an industrial journal is needed. that the Indians are too much scat A rur< l«l Invl'ati- n 1» i-xle»J«'» eR,.h, The jieople are one in a sens»', ever» Reader < f H ie H ura L d contribute eastern extension of the Oregon THE BSD A Y, NOVEMBER 7. I «9. to till» department « t the ¡ttjer, on au\ uulject and it behoiives them to aid eai h tered here to keep closely informed Pacific railroad has »»ecu iet to Or of geueiat iiile.« st. We ( ¡wim the right tx> a< - of their condition. Timt those < ep or reie< t a • pari or «he i n. n <. i«» man A- Crook, well-known contract .other so as to make a happy, intel- chUDge the hie in preiciiied. We preter erii< < h about Bidwell are well ami are D. L. GRACK, I Edit r* u\er L .i » .»■• •u’t-artuv. but num de ors of Denver, Col. NELLIE «RACE, ( 1 he contract ligei.t and wealthy community. It good Indians. Ihtjr ■ t; are tt ■¡Hxi >-e. We do not h- . our- The Leading Merchant*^ everv on»' who teels that a paper seiveB respoi si '.e h r lie i.pini««»»» auvanteJ includes the grading.ff fifteen miles —On the 22d of last month, so a like this one is needed wouhl spend In w i i'ctb underll ’ beyond the contract of Autonell it S tate election campaign work Poe, also, three miles of unfinished j the liundreth part ot th«' time in letter from the San Francisco sur infallibility < f * ------- «»BALER in __ ' • $ J geon in charge of the cancer case oi is being got in all over the State in E ds . H erald : The influence work between Briton Bush and the laboring for it that we »Io in inat- Thus. DRY GOODS. CLOTlHNf „ T Haskell wrote Mrs. II. last a quiet way by party leaders. Se that a judge has - ver a jury trying ¡abandoned tunnel, making eigh ters that we have no positive inti'r- BOOTS, SHOES, ■ week: after receiving from her the est, this paper would in twel\c cret meetings for partisan purposes, > ' a cause is s .iiietim -- .dm "». it 'i ’ teen miles in all. The contractors STOVES, TINWARE, ii.iv.- . rd-- .1 an ext- nsive plant to mouths have 50,000 smlseribers. $500 sent to defray expenses of the PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, PUTry IO ¡entirch il sohi <- ' »»> iegar,i js the order of the day. surgical »qieration, the patient was Then it would be a power in the in- ue slopped from Colorado. It bus i tile l.lv. ¡A 11.11 .il'r »" ‘1-‘ C.1U.--1-, i SULTANA RAZORS, AND “ I V 1 ’ » ’ removed to a new room from CKIABS-AMI A Tll<.»MAsi, Si ! and the evidence prixiuceil on tiie i L*eeu ua open secret since th" arriv-i I terest of the producing classes. C ome in and see a copy of the , ¡trial; that which he hail been occupying, and in criminal cases where al of Col. Hogg and party from New Mor;- M:out liev. • « Irwin the nurse left Mr. Haskell alone for fine 42 column agricultural paper the jury are th • judges, both as t > York, that the Oregon Pacific ha » The Oregonian dispatch from La- ‘‘Home ami Farm” we are offering : I the law mill the facts the judge, in I ! decided to push the road through Grande rek.tii to th»1 trial of G. the night. Next morning the"old all new subscribers to T he H erald > I effect, decides the ease and tre- io Boise City without further delay M. Irwin, I efore the Methodist con man was discovered in a semi-un * conscious state, the gas in the bed for 1890, for price ®f T he H erald i1 quentl v takes sides, and by indicat and they have ample capital for ference, recently held in that city, room having been, without doubt, ing to "the jury which si»le he in this purpose. The Benton Leader i for dishonesty, lying, lil el, etc., alone. clines to, to direct the verdict wlrch I says that men in position to know| was slightlv in error He was con mismanaged—probably blown out I say that heavy contracts on the i victed of both lying anil libel, and like a candle. Nothing but the up be rendered. Malheur Gazet te, Oct. 31: J. T . should It signifies not what may be the road through Eastern Oregon will! the penalty as stated in the dis per sash of the window being drawn Outhouse, the U. 8. land oflice re intellectual ability of the judge or be let soon. down enough forth»' partial escape ceiver, at La Grande, died Tuesday his learning, or bis mental condi Eugene Guard: The new contrac patch, was a reprimand by the of the gas saved his life. As it is, Bishop. It is sate to say that this morning and was buried yesterday tion, the judge of a court, while oc tors on the Oregon Pacific’s cast-! small chances are entertained of at Union. Thus another good man cupying that position, is in the esti ward extension have arrived at Al is the first instance in a Methodist his ability to regain sufficient Great Bargains in Hard« ecclesiastic court where a man, gong from among us. mation of the jury and the majori bany with a portion of their plant, I convicted of so gloss an offence as strength to live through the neces ty of the people, presumed to be consisting of seven ear loads of stock l lying, which is among the offences sary surgical operation for removal 3OLIC AT L adies , who are not subscribers infallible, and the least intimation and outfit, including GO mules, sufficient, according to the Method of the cancer. This is a sad, a very |o T he H erald , do not fail to buy [ on his part, either in the trial of the tools, etc. This will nt once be ist discipline, to “exclude a per sad ease. CEO. McCOVVAh our issue of November 14th, and cut lease in the introduction of testimo- shipped to the front and work com son from the kingdom of grace and —King seduction case continued. out the “Pattern Order,” which will I ny, or his instructions to the jury menced, with about 800 employes. glory,”,ajul libel, which is punish entitle you to this excellent pat 4« to which side he desires to pre “We will finish the work to the able under the laws of Oregon by a • —Sam and Jennie-Amis divorce vail, is an overpowering argument summit of the Cascade mountains.' fine or imprisonment, or both, granted. tern free. in favor of his side of the case in a distance of about 40 miles from should be punished by a single rep —Jno. E. Roberts takes charge the end of the work now done,” rimand by a bishop. It is a new of the Terrell school next week. E xchanges in every direction the estimation of the jury. said one of the contractors, “as Place the same man who sits as —The Henry Caldwell vs. Henry are taking arms Against the con under the sun. Usually a judge, as a private individual. soon as possible. This will depend thing Smith, cutting affray, laid over. — traction “NVn.” “NVhn.” for the new I ! or when a church member is convicted somewhat on the weather, but we nington, but out nor , • . before a court . State of Washington, not one - ! as . an . attorney — Mrs. D. Jamison lately so ill of such offences he is summarily been troubled I “nd4h‘? influence is no more than expect to complete it this fall and expelled and forthwith published from rheumatism, is slowly ccnva- of them seem to t_ have _________ — winter.” with T he H erald news itemizer’s that of an ordinary man. The jury fail to stop to consider, A San Francisco dispatch: T. to the world as a villain doubly ; leseing. __ _ . _ PROOF. .complaint: Confounding the State —Miss Roberts was in town or criticise, the rulings, or actions, ! Egertson Hogg, president of the damned. But it appears that in I of Washington with the city of UM1T1B church circles there are privileged | NVednesday looking after her home- or instructions of a judge, and in Oregon Pacific, is at the Palace ho Washington. Hitherto the an- classes. What will expel a church ’ steail claim. F. E. B each . President, I \yu v r letfier1} nouncment, "This Morning John quire into the soundness of his judg tel. His trip here is supposed to member from the church,will mere —S. J. Mothershead Returned E. Ht on es , Vice-President, | NV. F Smith left for Washington,” meant ment, or reasons pertaining to the be significant in view of the letting ly subject a Methodist minister to the national capital; nowit means I law, or his memory in regard to the of the company’s contracts for fur a reprimand. The world seems to NVednesday evening, from his late safe «fc relit®, the State as much as the city; he 1 evidence, when he so far forgets ther building recently and of the be running backwards.—Baker Ci trip to Lakeview. himself as to make remarks per avowed intention of his company — The Burnsand Harney saloons has now to write, “left for Washing ty Democrat. /faF“ List of Directors and Stockholders at the VsT’' that sold liquor on Sunday fined ton, I). C.” If “City” be added toi taining to the evidence (which he to build from the Deschutes river, rove hi« The ]>ious gent above mentioned between $50 and $75 and costs. has no right to do), but generally Or., to Boise, Idaho. the capital, will be no conflict, bufi „ J‘ D &S.C is now exhibiting his incompetency, ignore their own memory and con Vale Atlas: Union Pacific anil \ that was dropped ages since, in fact, ! —A. NVintermeir, of Silvies val 2-oOtf I'l’pTlmrat ever since the small town on paper sider what he says pertaining to Chicago <t Northwestern railways in behalf of the Republican party, at ley, made final proof on his pre _______________________________________________ the Chemawa Indian school and the evidence, law, and reason, is in have gone into a combine for ten , , , assumed the pretentious word. emption claim, last week. fallible. years, that necessitates a modifica making himself obnoxious to all ROOF. —Sheriff (’owing took Lee Cald I have often thought that if an im tion of plans and programs around with whom he comes in contact. W e find that the following inter becile, a man wanting in integrity, here. The combmation is a Van Even his Republican brethren seem well as deputy to take Jim Moore esting item this week, appeared or an insane man, were on the bench derbilt move, and means the run to have got a sufficiency of him.— to Salem, last week. word for word in the form of an his influence would be the same. settler —A. NV. Waters and F. Gi'nblin of solid freight and passenger Union Scout. original editorial, general news I In 1885, Judge McCay, a U. S. ning BAKER, CITY, OREGON left. NVednesday morning, for Port Rev. Irwin seems to think that ’ ad He< item, or general miscellany-note, in district judge, for the northern dis- trains from Lake Michigan to the the Indian training school at Che land; the latter goes on to San wn, ou I the Corvallis Times, Roseburg Re ! trict of Georgia, was for a time in a Willamette; extension of the Un mawa, is an institution for the pro Francisco for treatment for quick ion Pacific from Southern Utah to Have the Largest Establishment in Eastern Ov “.'orit view, Albany Democrat, Eugene state of nervous prostration, and » ! ’ ■ ollowin, .?• Tl’- motion of Methodism, .......................... but his ne consumption. Guard, and the McMinnville Tele under treatment in Philadelphia. Los Angeles; suspension of further tions iideace in discharging old, trusted —NVe karn Cal. Gear bought out’ .1«: Joi phone-Register—which knows the After being discharged from treat Northwestern extension in Wyom ¡th, and ing and consequent abandonment and competent assistants to make the hardware store of Geo. McGow oflice from which it originated? gun. ment. the learned judge returned to J.l A ny D emocrat desirious of mak ¡Georgia, and resumed bis judicial of the famous connection “at Boise room for “brethern” of his partic- an and has rented his ranch so as City” with the Oregon Pacific. lar theological stripe seems rather to have it put in order for the pro ing an educated, intelligent demo duties. It is the latter fact that interests to be a movement for the promotion posed nursery. cratic citizen of his sons, will find | Some time in 1886, Cal. Fry, a BUGGIES à BUCKBOARDS ABB » of . the best way to do it, will be to sub prominent lawyer, was engage»! in all of us. The Oregon Pacific, no of Methodists. It is time the en-1 —Our fellow-towns men, Messrs. SPORTING GOODS, & Cutlery,K| longer to connect with the North tire Indian service of the govern Ed. Hanley, Hank Levens, Broady scribe to the best purely political j a number of damage suits against S HERE newspaper in the county, the Na ¡the East Tennessee, Virginia it western direct, will never cross the ment were completely divorced Johnson, John Sayers, J. (’. NVel- tional Democrat, published in Wash Georgia Railroad, which was in the Snake; it will strike the Union Pa from any ecclesiastical connection I come, J. S. Bowen, and Capt. NVa- Tinware, Glass, Pain ts and Oils.fW'AllIi3R ington Citv at $1 a year. T he hands of a receiver appointed by cific between the bridges, presuma-. whatever. -This parcelling out of ters met last Saturday night, to Deering Hinder, etc.^M^'Jommunication« BM H erald and National Democrat the court over which Judge Mc bly without a doubt, at Ontario.! schools and agencies among the I consider ways and means for ¡tut Orders with this House if you want to bur The “ Sand Hollow ” survey must different creeds, ■ ought to cease. one year $3.00. Cay presided; when the cause therefore be abandoned in favor of' If half as.Wnucli effort was made to ting a straight-out republican paper in the field, all-at-home print, etc. “Perhaps the oldest grave of a came up before his honor, be post the survey through Vale. tiansform the aborigne into a self- white man in Oregon is in Asto poned the hearing. Cal. Fry ar The Road Land people must sustaining citizen, as is now put —NVe call the attention of our la ria, on which is chisled on a rough gued that the road was to be sold have had this in mind when they forward to make him Catholic, dy friends to the “Handsome Gift” sand-stone slab, the name of Alex before the time fixed for the hear withdrew from market all their Methodist or Presbyterian, more that we will make them in our issue ander McTavish, drowned in cross ing. and that his clients would lose lands around Vale “until the rail- practical results could be obtained. of November 14th. Every lady not ing the Columbia, in 1814. The i their rights of action, but the judge road location is made,” they ___ —Corvallis Times. a subscriber to T he H erald , should 100F. deceased was one of those Scotch j refused to listen to any argument They have recently refused said. buy a copy of that date, as it will big members of the Hudson Bay Com- or suggestions, and fixed the time money for ground around here. ADDITIONAL HAItNEY ITEMS. be an opportunity such as rarely NV. E. (»RACE, P roprietor , Hum, who led the van ofcivilzation in the ' as above mentioned. occurs. Sec our announcement All this is good news to those » HERE To keep posted northwest. , Cal. Fry then filed with the ordi who have waited, hoped and prayed elsewhere. A Large Assortment of Rend T he H erald . nary of Fulton county, Georgia, a for it, It assures Vale of the per « helis > —The American Banknote Co., —Born1 to Mr. and Mrs. Fritz of New York, commence work on B inger H ermann is reported writ de lunatica inquirinendo manency of the county seat, and it PINT CUT ERY, NOTiOisS as leaving the State he represents, against the judge, and demanded I assures Ontario of a bright com Mace, Nov. 1st. 18-89, a boy; Mrs- the new U. S. postage stamps, Jan. u M. A. Fry in attendance. for Washington, 1). C., November the appointment of a commission mercial future. 1, 1890, and the changes are said to inquire into his sanity; the ac 5th. Has just been Received. —Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Thrash left to be as follows: Sad Occurrence. this week for a trip to Mr. T’s par In regard to his limitations of tion caused great excitement; a The old 2 cent stamp will be cut On the 25th of last month D. A. his “tour through Oregon in order i meeting of the bar was called but Levens, aged 62 years, father of the ents and relation in Virginia. down one fourth smaller, and be of PHYSICIANS’ PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLII after debating the matter, took no to learn the needs of his State,’” he —C. M. Caldwell, we are sorry to metallic red or carmine color. The 1 I®" Everything guaranteed pure and of the Levens Bros., of Burns, and who says truly, “The area of the State further steps. The subject is such was at the homo of his son, r.ear say, is quite sick, having to call in cent, ultimarine; 4 cent,chocolate; 5 is as large and the time required in that it teaches us that we should at Canyonville, was missed from the a physician, Dr. McPhceters. » cent, light brown; 6cent, Vermillion; traveling it so long, I have found all times criticize the actions of! house, and accidently discovered — N oegtley it Reinemann, who 10 cent, melon green; 15 cent, steel it impossible to take in all the im judges, the same as we criticize the ! in the well. The well buejeet was bought the ranch and stock of Geo. blue; 30 cent, black; 90 cent, or actions of any other persons, and ■ TH3 HERALD REALM; portant points in one season.” lowered so that by ¡jutting his arm McGowan, also, bought the NVidow ange. This statement will appease our I never to forget that they too, are I over it he was drawn up within 1 land’s cattle. — In company with his partner, IN HERALD OFFICE, wounded pride when we learn that human, ami that to be human is to I reach of anxious hands to catch hold —Miss Theresa Young resigned Geo. NV. Barnes, Hon. M. R. Biggs, he, like the unfortunate Pan-Amer- err. The publisher of the Ameri-I of him, his strength left him and her position in the Terrell school a young attorney-at-law, visited Open every day except Sunday, from Os®“' jeans was unable to “swing around can Law Review in commenting on he fell back into the watery depths before the close of the term, on ac the late session of circuit court in .. ■-—0. the subject, says: “ When a judge and take in the beautiful Harney Harney, and was so well pleased below. A Loy, present, was low count of ill health, so we learn. Every and Lady Gentlemen a welcome Visitor to reaches that period of his life at Valley; which is open to inspection ered and brought the body up to —Last week D. A. Cawlficld, with tho future prospects of our ing Room. and competition in points of grand, which he cannot with patience lis the surface. The fall had been so Lon. Varian anil John Cawlficld new county that he finally conclud ten to a fi/ol he is unfit for a judge; broad and expansive views, such ed to locate, and is now in Burns to fatal that life was extinct in a few got in from a bunt in Steen moun as no other under the blue canopy for it is a necessary part of the ad minutes. ministration of justice for a judge to tains. with 15 deer, and several coy open a law office for the firm of jof heaven.” Mr. Levens had many friends! otes. Barnes & Biggs, ns will be seen by hear patiently and by his conduct Seriously speaking. Mr. Her to convince suitors and the public, here in Harney county, who, with1 their card elsewhere in our col Present for The Herald’s Lady Stì —The names of C. II. Voegtly, umns. Mr. B. is from Audrain co., mann reports the following ns the that, although he may have erred us, tender sincere sympathy to the ami M. R. Biggs, of Burns, and Mr:-. Mo., and comes well recommended needs of the State, as we are able in his views in regard to their cases bereaved family. LAST YEAR T he H erald had H*® Phil. Meteham, of Canyon City, are to make them out from an article vet they have been fairly heard, Can They Aj-prccinte Work Done for added to T he H erald ’ s subscrip from his late home in the East. Renting its Lady Readers with the M Them. I tion list this week. taken from the Salem State Jour i tried and considered. -Five prisoners broke jail in lust rated. We sold over 50 extra nal: \V. \\ . B aker , editor and busi- XPortland, last Sunday week, i.nl hers who wanted the pattern. andcoai -||^ It would he well for all the judges —Messrs. Hembree, J. C. Woo’ey 1 ro Ill'll believed 4-Z- to X 1 I n e now 4»-» in L' Eastern way. All who sent the coupon g<” w ^B31 1st. Renewed efforts for continu in this State while performing the ness manager of the Portland Ru- and Templeton took a week’s hunt are ance of appropriations for the river | duties incumbent upon them by! : ral Spirit, who has lived 40 years in Steen mountains, last week. The Oregon. They were Archibald Cle we kmyw they would. We have deal' and harbor improvements. Magazine publisher since 1861, and virtue of their offices to tread light- j in Oregon, and whose paper shows old gentleman, Mr. Hembree, had mens, 18years old; 5 ft. 8; 145Ibs; in every issue that he is in earnest dark hair anti eyes; scar over nose appointment through his publications MGBl 2d. Appropriations for work at ly ami consider seriously. a streak of luck the first day, kill sympathy with the object of his on forehead. M. II Stevens; 19 Siuslaw. THIS YEAR T he H erald presents 1 A. J EDGE. publication, appreciates the fact ing 8 deer, 2 coyotes anil 2 lynx, years; 5 ft. 7; smooth thin face, | with Order entitling me the nobler holder to i wnn an »inter to» ’ 3d. Establishment of additional besides barely missing the capture L. NN Noyes, of Chicago, the 1 that the great majority of Oregoni- light complexion, brown eyes, j I the handsome Directoire Basque, «F ‘“j™-. life-saving stations—light houses at maker of Dictionary Holders, sends | ans will as readily subscribe to and of a fox. Chris. Johnson; 35 years; 5 ft. 10; j the mouths of the Coquille and upon receipt of a two-cent stamp to pay for the worst scrubs of papers, —As Frank McBcan. tho Can a German; brown hair, dark eyes. | Rogue rivers. In our next issue we will print the Order pay postage, a series of very pretty as for the most carefully edited anil yon-Burns stage driver, left his ve Maurice Gay 30 years 5 ft." 8; 4th. Improvement of the fish blotters of most excellent quality. conducted sheets. He says in sul • hicle to deliver the mail, on Tues sandy complexion, blue eyes. Hen-1 and our subscribers can cut it out and send hatchery on the Clackamas river One h.isa cut ot a little drum-ma stance: , day afternoon, the horses turned i v Hoffgtetter; 22 years; 5ft. 8: it with the size marked 34-36-38-40 inches and the Clackamas rapids. jor cupid at the head of two long I “The tenth volume of this jour and rushed back in fast, but good, •Swiss; light complexion, light hair. bust measure, to Demorest’s Family Maga 5th. In Eastern Oregon increased columns of Dictionary Holders, and nal ended with last issue. NVe order, the very way they had just Officers after them. If they are zine, New York. mail service. this is his »¡leech: “I am a quiet have don«' the very best that come. Dave Newman was after found in the Harney country, route Ibis garment pattern, besides being styl 6th. Demand for extension of the ! little‘drummer’ for the Noves Hol-! ! could be done under the circum them. L ater : Were stopped at them out. ish, is very useful to any lady, as by simply public survey» to land occupied bv <lcrs. It is my mission to call at stances. NVe think and wonder if A. J. Wilson's No injury. ~The zephyr shawl advertised —One dav last week while at in 1 he II erai . d ns found, was Mrs. leaving off the revere a plain basque is ob bona fide settlers, who cannot ac tention to the fact that these are the our patrons stop to reckon of th»' tained. only Holders that have strong go»i»l things WC have written and play at school, Albert Cawlficld. quire title until this is done. Bussey’s, of the Blitzen, for whom , springs to hug the book firmly to- published, or do tiny only regard Im»! a nail run through the paltn of 7th. Improvements at Umatilla Each pattern has a full value of 25 cents getlier, thus keeping th«' dust out our occupation from a financial the right hand. Having taken the small charge was paid and the Indian reservation. of upturned edges. The possession standpoint and reckon as to how cold in it, th»' wound is not only article forwarded to her. If you being accompanied by an illustration, and find anything not your own, leave explicit directions for cutting, and putting 8th. Sale of surplus Indian lands, of Nove’s Dictionary Holders has much money we have made. To in which the people of Pendleton I made about 125,000 families happy all of our readers w»' would sav disabling .but painful—this causes it at the printing oflice so that the together. his al sence from school, which is are interested. and accurate in the use of words that if we did not have n special an affliction in itself, as Albert has owner can have a chance to get it. 9th. Allotment of the lands in Buy a Noyes Dictionary Holder liking for the seieneetif agriculture, not before this week missed a day A lad v last year lost a costly white T he H erald holds the exclusive privil silk shawl on the road, it was found ege in Harney county to so distribute these severalty, ns per desire of »coun from your i ook-Sellcr and see how and the live stock breeding problem, in the past two months. by some one. just ns this was, but cil of Indian chiefs. much more frequently you will re this journal would not be publised —"Archie,” chief of the Piute not advertised and the owner has patterns. No other newspaper in this coun fer to the dictionary. As the mountain could not conic ty can obtain any such right so long as T he another week bv its present publish Indians writes from Fort Bidwell to Mohamed, the hitter must of a Gibbs, th«1 mulatto Pullman car ers Th«' work is hard and too to th»- Harney Valley Indians to never recovered it. If you lose H erald is the only all-at-home, leading news necessity go to the former, hence, porter that wounded Me I ; vitt, p< re. thankless we know, and if the wri- sa v that th»' Indians about Bidwell, any article worth more than 50c paper. (the lowest price for an ad.) give I let each county of Eastern Oregon ami Killed the son, in Portland, as t< r tor one moment did not feel having “needs” not touch»d in the rclul. »1 in Tin. H eraid , was can- that his la) or was adding wealth, Harney, M» Dvrmit, and Malheur, notice to the paper so the finder Remember, we will pay $2.50 a year, or a above list, and within the province hired. 2 th mt, at Arlington. Nov. and aiding in introducing letter and aiound Warner and Lakeview can know to whom to return it. year’s subscription to our paper, and, also, of Mr Hermann, draw up a concise 1st, report says he is still at large, uh thuds among the industrial clas are good Indians, and will winter Over ten bend of horses have been pny postage on 52 letters, to any lady in any ly written list, and forward them to seen at Camas Prairie Reward of ses, he wouhl and could readily at those places, ami asks for infor recovered by owners »luring the past part of Harney county that will send us 52 mation as to t! e welfare of the In Washington. $UW •iffere.l. tin»! anotlur l»usir* ss l«-ss lalorious dians ofthis Vfllcv. Piute Char- »wo years thr-ugh T he H erald ’ s Letters from her neighborhood, commencing columns at $1.50 to $3 a head year s subscription to Demorcsts’s Family Mag*11 ............ - ■ Latent Oregon I’ui-lflc liailroail News. -A. Closing THE PACIFIC EIRE iNSL? — N