East Oregon herald. (Burns, Grant County, Or.) 1887-1896, September 17, 1890, Image 2

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    BURNS ADVERTI^
j on this side of the water; and old
Not l«-o.
when lie saw the detailed neeounts
themselves and yotng will read with interest
THE HERALD
Alb persons knowing pl, ase ..... toiai-l profit the curious fiiets a> out
which certain r< | id liean » ; )<rs
indebted
Lee t’aldw 11.
gave
of
hi-
going
to
Maine
to
earrv
animals eml odie«! in “Disguise» in
a
i' il.l’i n
W ednesday , sept : ihi : i <
and
sitile,
for I r.m in i.er<l of Animal Life,” and iofl-sli.il « rals!
monev
to
I
eat
Reed.
As
a
matt
r
hen I h vo'<
y to send ai.d get a wi .ter
a I uhi of f.u-t. Mr. Gorman ha» n. ver leen money
w-,11 be inv« »te«i with a now interest ■
Ml -irrippi I .*
M-. c iivirn.
(
lit- r«
stuck
of liquor.
ch ts. w . in it'. <
woman's
in
the
state
of
Maine
in
his
lite.
after on has read about "The First;
.iridi in tin
the step.
H.cr.tarv Ru.-k should Ii .ng
¡li Jits
Armor-Wearer*. ’ In lad, every
flout»** und
Sale*
TlIE passage of tIo- :mi land I :w I <»• ? f mp. thy forth«- . ..... liten of Davy Crocket’s motto “Be sure you
page is as go«nl as it can he. Dem
hi re [ A good house and L t. situated i orest’s Family Magazine is the ideal
which withdraws from s« ttl n.ei.t «. F X .»r «lenire in In II T jiiFti. e. : are right a «I tl.i'n g«> Iiheud I” w here
Dealer in General Merct
of
lie
i
an
See
it
all
tin-
time.
Then
in the town lit l nr e. cuii be pur- I _____
BlOSt of public domain vest o'" tic
tu I to i i • o . e th .'.l i ie s ( p rhap.s he W 'll'd not III. kcal other chased
ch. ap. ! ■ 1 ! ?" House i magaziue.
I
Mississippi The eft', cl* of wl.i h
|?
llt
this
iiioiitu
there
is
a
S|H'einl
AT THE OLD sta X d ,
li'.ldiog
the
supremacy
«»I
w«
’
II
built
ai.d
furnished
inside,
con-
• bit. »
I
ore already visi le.
p iwi-r Th. s in', as the guv rn . such I ad hr«; k as he did when he t lining 4 rooms and one store attraction; the new List of Club Pre­
B uhns , H arney Co,0ltoj
We understand that the reg-'s’i-r* ini
i . lb. lase ■ f the le g o v. I stt.li d in an oil vial umili unica r,,oTU |,„t SOxltlU f « t Warrun- miums. Not only is there a host of
our I inno ■« Foil > lit Wl.it«« stJrk
of the general land ollie«'* are «.
will I e given. Apply at
1.1« K race timi that I arh-v is the ■ oil ceri.il te,.
i lint og ..
hand.-ome as well us useful i.rtielesj
IlfCIIAl.D
ollie«*.
dered to reject all final pr. fs o' li r Jit ot
of
which
tlivre
is
lint
raised
a
suf
not i rimisi
offered, inclul ing materia) for un
homesteads, pre-emptions ..nd tim­ i hey t h”ii. Ill
lii'i.t.cv for home cu.ioumptioii.
elegant silk dr.ss, but the morel
w- rthv,
Allei»i<
>0.
ber cultures and de»« rt la d ’’'.ill
i -al.mcc
fl W.dnesl iv Sucr.tary Evarts pre­
rin.ply In la
than liberal off- r is mr.de ih. t ii
Ofall persoi.» stili indel ’ed to
wherein filing' were made aft
se. .t, <1 to the S •nate a coiiimuniea-
po i i-r.
this generous list does not inc.udc
October 2d 18^8.
tio.i fum Usiy.-gn N Y I» «.»rd •>! u d rsigmul on lsasr O keg . n II eii -
ths thing or things desired, the pros­
. Trade, ew¡itr.,dictiiigá‘'cretiiry Rusk ai . ii uccouut.s 'ixt eubscriptions
The injustice of such n law fi
I
I. .
pective getter-up of U club R'iiv
a:.d f I i . i v Ì ig t;i it ve ra.se 1 1 i.OJO,- su se«;liciit to NoV 28 1889, advel-
plain to Ivo seen; it pro’ i its fur
write to the pu. Usher stating what
UTO.», i C Si pt. lUlh. lo'JO ! ■ ulto b istlels Ilio th I l A ’Cl l-UI II I tising a. d jo Work «Ione prior to
ther settlement of public la: d*. i d A'..
would l.e lik d lett. r, and special
M .reh 1. 1890. is calle«! to thè fad
l..rm«>ny of the mu k«*.- ui.d i last ieur.
deprivi s tl e s t'l-r of all igl.ts h
terms will ie imide for the coveted
,4»
i» hi 'ij ii <»s pre-1 It looks Vc> . mm h lik M . i.-r-i th.it payment must In- nr.de before
ruay have aequind by re.isim o 4 r nt
arliele. Theotferis unpri cedented,
settlement ai d In pr. Vi III ' t Ilo', V lis among the repli ¡i .11 S • . if I . risoli would • givenal opp rtui.it; lotti day of Si ptem'ier, 1890, to
TO I I. ET A RTICLE8, G(,A«ÿ f
anv thing from n paper i f needles
.«..d Hie closing de ote u.i t
many settb is have located in « h ...
¡to
i to Vito
v. to tin
iln Riv.
lite, rumi
rami liar or
ur It), ••;.v«' further cost of eolhetiou.
Io
the
complete
furniture
of
a
house
D. L G race .
west since Octo er 2d. 1S88’ ? ..ri.. i ill. p irt.cuu.rlv . upon ih • Í
|it. thieate ii. d to do < arly in the ■
heii< obtainal lo without paying out
< m . city aii.eiidiiK nt. would hav ' s .-sai i. it I...S ■ <•< I. >< l> ri. d I m I • tiri Oregon Aug. 21, 1890
great many of them, Making va'
1
•
4 cent I
able and exoensivr improv, n e
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Published by W. Jennings Reniorcst
l-’Olt SALE.
The government at the tin., i.iet tli.il the prosperity ot this! Senate mm inline, t are pr .< t:< ..liv
15 East 14tb St., N Y.
j
country
tor
solije
years
to
come
'
l(
clia:
g'd.
promising a title when certiii:
I predict that Mr.
The lhd Front Livery Sta'le.
A Large Ag,ortiMi,i
•stipulations were complied with , i. vu.vid therein This is the way p
Harrison will sig it io spite of the j siiuated
burns, opposite tin I
siimited in Hum*.
Exihai ges nil over Washington
Every inducement was held nut to Aei.ator Edmunds paid his respects .25,OtO,(X)l), which it curries.
[ n n i.s
i.s hotel
hotel Mr.
Mr. Wilson offers
are printing this sig nfiea it utter
Fifc’E O’J TLERY.
persuade persons wanting horn- - to Mr Blaine's idea: "A.< to recipro­
R p esc .native Kennedy of ()o <■> this vi.luaih Livery Si.-.I le for san
to locate, promising to give a ti'l city with Ce. t al and South Amer comp.ired Senator Quay to Jud .s i ,t low figure?, lie lives in the ai.ee:
Has just i.een Rrcdvu!,
"Mr. Harvey Scott, the editor
to Mid lands at the expiration of .' lea, the demand of a country for Iscariot in .i *|i. e -h i 1 th-: J > idu ! country, some distance from towr..
aid proprietor of the Portland Ore­ PHYSICIANS' BREST'RlFT’ONs- t.lTi!.
given time.
commodities does not di pend as ; yp,ri) r.pu liean harmony,
and cannot give the business the
gonian, in a recent interview in Se­
Now the government refuse* to much Upon number» as upon the
, é F" Everythii g inan i tud pule ai«d «>f ¡i,
attention it requires, is his reason
attle, was asked his opinion m re-
fulfil it* part of the contract Bi t [ state of its soci. tv. its wealth and
for
selling
There
is
not
a
more
A II..I '! C. nier,
igard to the Mi-Kinl.-y t ill, and |
as such laws—if even the g. v. ri ! b civilization.
When I look at
■ v.dii ,b!c piece of p opert v in Bu • H
The age <130 is a hard c<> ne»- fai.d fit.y oi.< disiliig to invest in ¡replied: ’It is simply lik«1 all oth.-r
ment does forfeit their pirt o J n. Central or South American
! efforts—a piece of patchw« rk. as
the contract—are favora* !<■ to *_> r. ! Lite, I think thi.t any one bun- for a wcnrin to turn, and 85 is still
that kind of prop rtv, cannot e ter
dicates cf land grabber*, the co;
ired aver.qp' people m North Amer- harder. SliC Oils that rhe is fust 'hcmsilvesin any town. Call im hiny iffi rts shoit of absolute tr. <
science of the government is entire ea have, during the la.-t year, con- leaving lu-r y out li ehi d her. Im m iliatrlyatthisoil.ee or on Mr I trad" must l-e. It is conceded on
ly easy.
| mm d more of the products, liter théie is no reason why a woman W ilson, for vi.u art- likely to lose all sidis that some ilit« rest must
It waa supposed that this arid I hamlise, ibi d aial clothing that go sin old I e faded and piasse at thir­ i ' argnin. The Sta' le is just what i be protected. But "the trouble ie
-ach man wants to put the other on WM. II GXÀ3.
land law was gotten i.p tn nclaii« t.i make up the comfort, luxury, ty five or even at 45 The ehi it we reconyw^.'d it to be.
«he fric list. I am in theory a fr-.«'
desert lands, but the facts of the .nd luitipiiKss of mankind than e .use of .the early fading of Amer­
trader,
but doubt if it will come in
i aac are it was to I cm fit or in the any orfe thou*:ii.d average people ican women is found jin tin fact
Bui!<Iit«g in Burns.
i this generation. However, it iJ sure This House has an ide and well knor.n n»m«'. ,i
interest of the land sharks,. An­ in the Central or South American that many of them 'stiffer irom fe
lluiidingrf recently completed ;
other dodge by them to get control ¡State». Therefore the expectation male weakness or disease which I Ware-house, Ly J. Ih.irklieirner A ¡ to be the inevitable result in time.' m nt of the present proprietor it is bound Ugnt
nf largo tracts of “to called” arid «if the United States being able to robs the free of its bloom, draws Co.: blacksmith shop, by 1*. F. ! Yet. notwithstanding this, the Ore­ tame ami renown. No pains spared to plus
land by reclan.ation.
dispose of a large increase of its j dark circles al out the eyes, blings Stenger;
clvngCT) iwellr.'J house
nollbv by
,,y Or- ! gonian is a firm adherent and de­
It was thought bv those syndi­ products there, is, in my opinion, | early wrinkles and salb.wnci?, and/: vj| Rusk. (lwt.1Iing |)y T. p. narris [ fendant of the MeKiiib v measure
cates of land grabbers that the pas­ ¡.me of the greatest illusions that ¡stamps the lace and figure "'t!l' lneat market bv Smith and Rich I ! Further comment is unnecessary.”
-ii* . men or sober
.
. .
;n
i.... uk
I Dr.
.». i>;«.v«*»
♦«. «
"¡,. •’ ’
, —East Oregonian.
sage of that act would be the "hair . brilliant
Pierce ’ ’s u Favorit/'-j"
statesmen
ill-health.
,, ,
'ardson; dwelrng, 1. J. Morrison;
to break the camels back;” that is nave lately fallen into.” Senator Prescription w.ll cure all then«- [dwelling. John Witzel; dwelling, J [
a » I
«7^7
JMBT“(¡ood talle service, and talks fumista it
forever put a stop to the settlers Siu rninn .n advocating hi-Citnadi-i troubles, wi.l bring back the L.^t
Nat. Hudson. Buildings now-un-
bloom,
and
remove
the
pains
and
I
etrugge for homes.
i ...........
n, • *•
ir
..
The Burns Sundav Strhut»’ will
an reciprocity amendment was
ana
:.;.J 1 der
way. rm.tini* oihcc Jor the-
The position is an open one; qually emphatic in condemning ailments which make women grow Items; photogranh gallery bv|give two entertainments during
there is no secret about it; a com ihe Blaine idea.
It is not that old Lefore their time. Gitarrante« d I Henry Canad.iv; «tailing, \V. W {cn"rt wet !t’ (Oct' ,5,h i!nd 1(}th >
mon sense View shows the situation. these gentlemen have anything [,o E've satisfaction in every case, Johnson; dwelling, B. R. Witzv|. j The object of this concert, is to get
Wil) we let go and surrender our -pec'ially against reciprocity, but!or Pr*t'e ( !!» <-^) a'Btuded.
[dwelling. Mrs. Haskell; dwellingj I ,"one>’ . i.... an organ for the
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rights and liberties to foreign syn­ ihey hiitu Bluinn, in fact the repub- ! i l
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.Mrs. M. A. Fry; dwelling. J. By-Ichurch- The program, will consist
dicates, land grubbers and railroad ( ¡can Senators al! seem to hate each
<’i "-V. Oiitlii-r Dutt« Un No 23
SURNS OJRCULATINC]
tl
' | of music, recitations and dialogues.
'etlv; dwelling,
1 himpson.'
.
,,
,
magnates? Or, rather should we o', her.
AM)
I’”*1’8 "
e f,Parr(' "V »'ie ^u: -
• Of the Oregon Wcitla r I tireair, co- Building*. contemplated: \ new '
contend to the end f r those rights
___ ..i.L with
U. S. I Signal Scrviei
Ofeourse the reciproeiti amend-joperating
day School to make these entertain­
t
BOOE
EXCHAi:
school
IriHise;
dwelling,
Capt.
Kel-
and liberties, which arc as dear to , ueiit will l.e adopt, il when the Itentral Ollii'e Portland, Oregon,
ments interesting and enjoyable,
IN T1IE UER VI.;»
ley;
drug
store,
F.
M.
Jordan;
r
the settler and poor man as they ’¡me conies to vote, and I'll bet n i For tho wn k ending Saturday,
<’ftAS. W. IJTRD. ------ Lini
• •*v> liti" by (Jul (Jeer, a d a U. 8 and hope to receive a liberal patron *
Sept. 6th. 1890.
arc to tho rich, greedy, moncy-luv- horse that both Edmunds and
Ohjort « i « per In re thh Inno ih fm in cot>nv<*i bni witli Ihe Fr»c R’>d
age.
Land
Ot'.ico
WEATHER
Fum s fur puri I. hììih ? hu. k« f.,r u i ubile l.ibir.ry h r bnrmt-lkJ
ing hard-hearted shylocks.
Sherman vote for it.
TERMS: ’temi er«‘iip Ice $r. a vear. Rcmhng Fce lOc.
a
About average temperature pre-
ADIOTIONAl, limo.
udii ttl or Bih.k, nint.e wi.h ihe 1 ibrttriun, in
li « unte, k ..¿il
Senator Vance bad some fun with ! I vailed during the week: both day
Our Sena o.-’s Visit.
The l.ibrarlan 1« uvìt . i f. r nnd v. i’l tnke > tu i< n>!<nii
'
— California celebrated her .. . i i< ni and < n <?.• hu \ . k, puhhidicu in thè l ni cu .t.u v« <’ tiq
“Aftitecf nature is a state of[ -enntor Edmunds bv giving tin ¡and
night temperature gradually
Hon. Henry Blackman paid our
Pitture«, Wni ks vf Art, Iiouse builuiiiK 1> lfì « hb , Eie.
1
.Id
gentlemen
rope
enough
to
gel
'
war." The stronger animals—ami ,
[falling. Frosts are reported from town and Harney a vis t ucco -« i g mission into the Union on the llth [
in this case nan is itch «!<«'— J [ iinself tangled up as to the duties I | the more elevated places of Eastern to i romise. inquiring into th • legis- ult.
grow find flourish by devouring and I i ijsm the products of North Caro): ; land Sotbern Oregon. I lit no dam- live wants of the country. His re­
—Mr?. Mi flee raised in not'
trampling under foot the weak | , in. Mr Edmunds is in n! le law : age done. Light general rains pre- ception, botn in Burn-’ and II.:r:iey. quite two acres of ground, 82 bush- ’
r
By strength, wit ami intellectual • i er, but he knows simply nothing i vaili d last Sunday sufficient to lay was very warm, showing the confi­ els of wheat.
advantages, thev strive for the su- ! ' 4 all al out the tariff, and every | i dust, I ut doing no damage. In dence the citizens had in his honor
Attorney Mitchell, of Portland,'
premney, and without
thought! I in.ie he has attempted to speak o: mo-t sections <,f the State there is a.id ability The people of Har­
accompanied
bv Mr. Dea ly, arrived I
I
hntsu
j
ct
he
has
!
u
’
.
exhibited
for their comfort, or a word of sym- j
less smoke in the atmosphere th .li ney county are fully persuaded that
in town at noon to-day.
F. E. B eai n. President,
pathv. leave the weak by tie wav-! ! his ignorance of it.
is usual nt this season of the Mr. Blackman will strive to do all
E. IlfottEs, Vice-President,
i Tbe> House has. after n debate
• side to.fr.lnt sod die.
—
Mrs.
Brink
informs
us
that
she
vear.
he lias promised, therefore, they are
You notice it has bfen th«' fate of ' which should raise ablush cfshain«
resting easy, believing him to le expects to rent the French hotel.
«tors.
woman from tin e ii.memorial ut> I'o the ?hn k of every honora li
, and gets posession before the next
Hav m king is vet in progress in fully competent to p:ot«ct their in­
List of Directors anil Stockholder» ztt
to tho present, to take her idnee ■ \ merican citizen, unseated Repre-
1 term of court.
terest.
Mr
Blackman
w.-.s
given
•orne
s«
étions.
\V
In
at
oats
and
bur
with the weak anil lowlv, man. not !s ntative Breckenridge of Atkan-
—The free concert, noticed in i
by have generally been harvested a dar.ee at II irriev, we understand,
by his wupi’rior wisdom, but In I s is.
an address of w. Icon.e was deliv­ 1 t we.-ks issue, to I e given at the '
and
thrashing
is
for
the
main
pari
I
Representative Cannon having
biutr.1 force, has kept woman in the
ered ly Mr. McKinley, to which church, has been inv finitely post-i
m.deit k 'ti I v a “cooked us" state : compleat. <1, though in s ctio .» t is
position »he occupies.
Mr Blackm:i:i respond. <1 in a very ponied.
[ vet in full I l..st.
We ge> from ane’ent. legeml that ment lo show the House that the
.•eat
logical speech, shewing the1 —T guess it wou’d be proper t c
Stuck
is
in
good
enndition.
R
«ng-
God created man placing him in a I reel ipts of the Government for tile
p ople that he canie among th« in
•
es
furnish
all
a'
ui.ilai.ee
of
fee
1
.
mention the f ict th it our coroner
y a-den filie«l with beautiful plints present fiscal year would exceed
(ir.iss isqiul d y S e usar. «iw, t.. inquire into their wants, ai.d he *' go' somewhat worsted in a little j
fowers; but still man was not con­ 'the lipin oprial ion made by Cun-
[though more water in them tha.. alt piuud cf n s r«<eption in t e “melee" a few nigh’s since.
NEAR HI-HNS. otti*'1'
tent. 0< h 1 seeing the discontent of giess for the same pi riod, It pre
< lllity a: <1 highly ho..ond i,v hav-|
I at this time last year.
his “favorite” because he mad«'him s. ntative Ha i-rs. of Tc.vns. > he line
—Tb.os. McKinnon, son of R. .1. i
Hop j it king is going on, hop l;ee mg so many »launch friends in ,
.1X0 W. SAYER
in hie cvti likeness and after Ids i 'o a large extent taken the lair
McKinnon came in vesterd:i«-.1
has i een found in sect oas Pota'.ia .- «Limey c. unty, llis ricijaion in'l
own image. 11 nt he n.'yht le con , Samuel J Rand.dl's place on tin
Tom lies l i en ahsent some months
I .iru 1 ein^ delivered and large sup- urns was similar to that giv.n in
tented made wnmnii'tl.«'s.im< isanv , Committeeon Apnruprinlior.s pune
He
pre
ented
the
ba
d
°
’ " ,rip
”"k',tn'
Jiirney.
I plies of th lu on market. PeaclKs
Keen« •••»>:« «Mb »»u h«r
Other animal, wit) out soul, to Ivar p I iih <1 the Cannon I til leai.d demon-
I
O'.
s
t!,e
flag
promised
them
which
!
—
The
census
recount of Port-'
[are quit«' pk ntiflil. though the aver-
him eompanv. forgetting that ac­ stinted by n carefully prepar« d
¡age cn p is n«>t us 1 rge ¡.s usual I- a very fine ony. nn<l with Wl.ic'.i 'nnd and Mullno-ni.h ci.tmlv has
cording to their philosophy n"d .statement that for the tir t time
F’loorJi
I en eomp'eted. It ihin « gnini
M- I -es are unusually plei t ail the ! oys are m< re than pleased.
logic, that th ■ offspring of 'io* -ii.ee 180G tile nppr. priations w ill
c' 24 per cent ov, r the previ. u<
I The large prune crop is U n g
twain, if a girl, had no soul. 1 ut if a for the fitcai year ending June 30.
Item re».'. Jia ,a i.ie.
I enumeration.
d; icd.
I lo9l, exceed the revenues nf thi
Loy, bad
A fall harvest of all p’odu« ts is
1 he ide..I magaaiue should be like
— We are ihfurn cd that J- r]
W >n an has never b 'e-i able— <h.vcrment. The difi it will le
•'I1..W icing cured st or. d or soled " 1" rf.ct hilltier: seasona Ie, tempt­ Howard has th«- c nlrnci for fur
pbvsicallv—to bottle with men suc­ j ■ « tween 6000000, anil 112.010-
Pl ices are go al
ing satisfying, never heavy, each nishing th«' b go for John Saver's
cessfully, ther« fie«» tiirougli fear ■DO providing of Course that the
Repot
ts
of
hug.
;e
yi.
Ids
ionise
p.-rfecl in itself, with dainty saw mill, anr' h ys a er iv at w .rk up
of
wheat
km ’«
i'irig. v lumber ’h..r. n-|il «<•**• '
and force of «•ircumstai c« s ha 'iiii.j-.rity springs :io new Slid Um-x-
oats Ht.d I urlev continu«
i
el.trees
and eiitoememts Io give Zest the river, banking log*
REPt EP
>
•
to
1
«
re-
l*en relueeci to absolute sti’j«'«' p. ct- I ,i|'propii.itions to inereas it
Iceiv.d.
The
uvi
r.'..-
livid
fr
the
and
>
iquancy.
the
who),
affording
—
X
ah'
Atlas:
T:
X
levy
i«.
Ma],
Mr
Say
«
rs
also
pr«-se
t
d
n
detailed
tion.
state will m.doul t. div le la'ger Filch pleasure and sati-fuetion that h'ur eotintv and total valuation:
All the oppression, injr.stica aril st.itcmei't showing that nearly -.00,
than for ycirs. while the crop will It leaves » di sire for n repetition of v.-ilii ition for 1890. 8.38 391. coun­
outrage woman has suffernl in the 000.000 will l«> neetssary to meet
• e the larg. st.
the least. This is the ea-e wi h ty tax levv. 20 mill*, school 5 mills,
past has been due to that one fact the <l< fieiencies of the present fis­
the State levy would m-ike it 6 or
oxaz
Pr.eecs
.¡mit.
d
to
day,
in
this
city
Iteiiiorvst's Family Magazine for 7 more mill.-«. Total 31 or 32 mills
—her inability to physically e.q*' cal year. A11 of w|,i.'h shows that
for
wh«
al
are.
Ea.-t.
rn
On-gou
wl,
,t
th
to!
er,
just
received;
when
one
w 11 man.
if the I i.ihd States was eoinp< 11« <i
x B. A Gi«»l " sm ! al) t’ir way
—The Ih.pkir.s hoti ', Lak view,
How can a woman ever exjset on tin 30th day of next June to 72 cents per I u«h< 1. Valley w h< at «8 has read it all through (and every is fir t class in every particular.
cents
per
<
ushvl.
morket
is
r<
|sj;t<«l
one who lakes it up will dosojthere This we learn not from « xperience
♦o Le free as long ns she looks tc ;>ny al! its tbnOmg ii.dci tidness, it
:s a desire to I egin at the beginning but in «•< nv. rs .tionwith parties who
man for her d il« brrad; th" tyran­ eotil;' not do it, notwitl.stnndii g pi l e very fluctuating.
live h re and have Iwen called to
The
wheat
crop
m
the
Unit,
d
ami
enjoy it all over again.
ny of man will last just so long as enormous rurple of « ash whi< h the
Lak. view on Luis:ie»s, and from
Statet
iipjH-ars
to
le
short,
while
Tiie
Octol
er
number
tak
sus
vis
­
woman is dependent on him for d n.iH-ratic administration tnr .ed
parties residing in the town anil vici­
foreign
wheat
crépis
r>
¡sirt.il
to
it
iting
again,
this
time
to
the
p.iia
i
,1
support We are told that origin­ over to tin r< pu licai s on Mar, h 4,
nity.
M-
ally »divorce d.|M'mi«<l upon the
These fccts sp« :;k lot!«.« r unusual),, short. Hops are active n -Fidet.ce of Senator Heat ts < f Cali­
tìurns-Canyon Stfl9
Rnbt. McKinnon, who returned
with strong prii'es.
fornia; and win n one has lo k< d
miscvmluet of t!i«' ivo.i.n. , th-- I in- Ih n c dun.n< of argument.
............
I. J ewitt , P110***^
from 1 leppr.i r a few day»* ag»»t load-
thr. ugh the mai.ificent ill Jrtrations, I'd
B. 8. P aoi e ,
band erml.i ne guilty ol n«> mi eon
.-pe.kcr R.'- d g .t so f ight -:i-«I
«n « M..«.. . « '<•
ed with salt for the fin.í
firm ’of
«>f J J, Durk-
OLsetver, U. S. Signal Servir e. <>ne feels quite at home "upstairs leinier
leinierACo
i... would
u
<*.t»tu,rrti«vin».
A- Co. tell«.
tells us, he
duel, «•«■ »tv ■« . 1 •
f • ■>v r »he n-is.rts from h s distric
and downstairs arid in my ladv's much rather fr«ight ov«r the road
*«l.F a
chamber.” The young folks will from Canvon City to Heppner than
til« <J...
ii 'Lia. resulted oil Ie interestrd in "The Game of
from the form-r place to Raker
ifu.iUv.i was « ..aas.y QvuaUu
..Liu Vatlvry
i Golf fur Ladits,” which is quite new City.
Portland Exchange Sold. Connu
-¿Vttei'it ive aj
CAPITAL. S3
safe rfb
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