POSTERS
BILL HEADS,
through the had no appreciation of a hen. and
afterwar fatally run
conservatively poor opinion ot
(’AR DS
legal blanks ,
a Sand- a
middle with a J ia veil n bv
' devoured women. His idea was to keep wo­
witch Islander, and then
(KSJJAV NOVEMBER9. 1SF2
man in her place—a go.al idea “AMEHCAIH" EAGLE JOB OFFiCE Of everv description.
in true cannibal style, came coast­
when not carried too far—but he ..................... _.............. ................... i
everything in this line.
ing along these shores, saw that
did not know what In-r place is.,
Editor the country was good, and evident­
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W.C. ■
CHAS. A. HVltl>, Proprieior
ly told it, for in 1785 a school of an 1 lie wanted to put a rest»a:nt
upon her emancipation by coupl
British trading vessels swarmed in
blSCOVKKY OF OREGON
in these seas, and they have ing her with an emancipating hen
Lr-ave order-’ Herald or Iti*ms office
He therefore launched this shaft of
Unrat, Harney County, Oregon.
at reasonable
swarmed there ever since.
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the eyes of civilized man
navigators ridicule, and got it I to pass as an
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In 1 7 90 the F rendi
PROMPT ATTENTION GIVEN TO MAH,
■si’d Upon Oregon, when
of
w isd - >m Mint out of a pop
i
not
up
courage
enough
to
get
that
.at
row
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ORDERS.
| and Ferrer,
Ferrer, sailing under
under
digngM,
and entered into 1 ular expo icn. e in remote agt <
t)>e Sj)»n:sli Hag, coasted along un­ far from home.
LETTER BEADS, X )TE HEADS
petition for trade on the north­
com
reached
as
high
as
Cape
til they
however, not jT ls nn| ()lten that a man promi­
ENVELOPES,
STATEMENT
cements Blanco 433 north latitude, which west coast. It was,
PRICES:
until 18(K) that France put in In r nent in any walk of life rende-s
banco,
in
the
year
of
our
Cape
.
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claim for Oregon, by virtue of her such unqualified homage to a con­
d 1 lb 14)2, is in Curry county, Ore-
Lord
I only a few miles north of acquisition of the Spanish title to temporary member of his own
.. 8°" , ’ an
that vaguely bounded territory, profession as was paid in the Eng
.. the l Cai jfornia line.
lish •'United Seivite Magazine”
^■1 •tains Cabrilio and Ferrer •‘Louisiana”
In 1781 sewn Aim rican vessels some months ago by Lord WoDe
thrillfi with enthusiasm in con-
The
templ ling the possibilities of this found their way to this quarter of lev to Count von Mohke
the
globe,
and
one
ot
these
on
May
German
General,
accora
rig
to
thef
oortioi of the North American
11, 1792(George Washington had te tinmny of the British General,
’nt. they successfully con
been three years l'resident),coui- directed and ordered events in a Cabinet-maker
and Genera! Job Work
sea lt d It in their report to that
’ D than any J
king o theirs, Charles V., under manded by a Massachusetts \ an wav and degree that has not fallen
with any nJ
who®'< ign Cortez pillaged Mexico, kee, Captain Grav, who distinguish­ to any man’s 1 >t. sir.ee Bonaparte
ed himself by discovering and sail­ embarked upon the Bellerophon.
Reparing Wagons, Buggies Etc
Pizar
stream
ing
into
a
broad
and
swilt
! lie began life with two
applies willd earn
Al. work done neatly and w’lh dispatch.
Shop adjoining the
............. wns
great ad
so
per
•
‘
the
waters
of
which
were
of Chili, for nearly t wo
Vantages: he had an ancient line .
bund ■d years elapsed before an­ fectlv fresh that the casks of the age, the possession of which is at 1 I zckfcuiitb she p < f S 1’. Ware arid oj posit the clerk’s oñi .ce
other bite man gazed upon il! ship w< r ■ tidied within ten miles of once a spur and a curbchain to the
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flaps Charles was too busy the I’aC lie ” ! ie named it Colom righteously ambitious man, and lie
to bet e Oregon then,since he had bin River, after his vessel of that J was. at the same time, tiro ight up
name. Of course he landed and!
jents ot a bloody kind with
in that poverty which Bonaparte
is I. oi 1’ rance, with (iermanv claimed the country all around, in I ' declared to be the best school for a
t
Netherlands, Tunis, Algiers, eluding the rivers and a fair share t soldier, Lord Wolseley calls atten
and single round with hip Holy of the Pacific Ocean. — From •‘Nath tion to the curious fact that Vol.
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ness, ’ope Clement \ II., spending atm 1 J. Wveth, and the Struggle Moltke saw but one battle until he
more money iu these European for Oregon,” by John A. Wyeth. M. was sixty four years of age, and'
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past ies than his able lieutenants !)., in Harper’s Magazine tor NoV
that he was then on til" losing side;
cou steal from the murdered na ember.
Cash Macy.
but he knew all that books anti
fives jl the Western World,
■
observation
could
teach
him,
and
PT
lin a Spaniard, one Juan
T
he wisdom of our ancestors that his mind was filled with do­
Per L in 1 1 <4, sailed as high alon
r
dilutions dr.iwn from Ins long and
On the co. ner north of the Resort Saloon.
He solicits a share of
si ns the 54th degree ot packed away in prover. ial sayings
; of
inav always be a little suspected ( careful study, as well as with elab­ the patronage of iiis firends
north latitude, discovered Nootka
orately thought out and business-|
■V aid theoretically planted We have a vague respect for a nop
ular
proverb,
as
embod\ing
folk-
ike plansfor the application of what1
t'l^Bi;: "I 1 a st 1 ie a nd A rragon ovci
| experience, and expres-ing not the he had learned to the altered con 1
fed.
thisfcuarter of the earthand sea,
ditmns of the period in which he 1
whilje Lis colleague, Bodega . a year wit of one, but the common tho’t
of a. race. We accept the saying l’ved.
took in the 08th degree ofl*
as a sort of inspira
north latitude, together with ’he unquestioning,
'
tiou
out
of
the
air, true because,
rwttilining earth and sea, including
Moult Si. Elias, which was in , nobodv has challenged it for ages, j
the very
and probal.lv for the same reason | W. C- BYRD à W. Y. KING. |
■B-
IARKED!
to this point everything was I that we try to see the the new moon 1 I
ß s 'f \ 7 R A
SpA’s, but 11 ath of this a greedy 1 over our left shoulder. \ ’’ - ry li k« D I [> g y
’who had long been engag the mustv saving was the product
M. II BRENTON
Proprietor.
mildmg a town on the Gulf of the average ignorance of an un- |
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^^Biilaixl, had put in a prior claim enlightened time, and ought not to ,
.Burns Orogon.
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hired a Dane, by name have the 1 e.-p ct of a seientitie and '
We have at this time for sale I
hrir g, te go cruising along travelled people. Li fact it will l.e,
the! Northeast coast of Siberia j found that a large proportion of the !
This pane discovered a sea which | proverbial savings which we glibly 1 several productive farms, well im-
waa bamed
i
for him, and which th< > use ar fallacies based on a very proved and well watered.
"1 States bought, Oct. 18, 1867 'limited experience of the world,
Parties wishing to purchase cal
An«: s. i,,.. ,
,
. io not allow any and probably were set, all >at by the
The Proprietor of the White Front Livery Stable
otb*i r -non to go fishing hi it. idiocy or prejudice ot one person on us we w ill show them the land
sure the public that he is prepared to accommodate
Beh
m every way in Ins line of business.
also found out that it was lo examine one oi them is enough "e have tor sale, and parties desir­
la lew miles across from Sibe- for our purpose.
llu,y aim grain cousiuntiy uu Uuuds„and cartful help.
ing m dispose of real estate cannot
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America, and on July 18. "W histling girls and crowing hens
Passengers taken to all parts of the country. Job Wagon ii. connection
do better than to put their lands in
M l bo discovered
the coast oi Always come to some bad ends.”
ur hands for sale, because we ad
>
far down as Mount St.
It would be interesting to know
• vervthing for the origin <>f this proverb, because! vertise freely by sending circulars
"I
ter 1 the Great. or
and cards in all directions solicit­ ¿Í
it is still much relied on as evinc­
M1"1' i'-r Flizala
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the daughter. ing a deep knowledge, of human ing purchasersand describing the I
f’O'T had been
....... a saint since
land.
JOHNSON * BAILEY, Proprietors.
• Honors were about even as nature, and as an argument against
change, Unit is to say, iu this case
“t'n Spain ami Russia,
1
but in
We will also buy lands for per-
against progress, k would seem
IS FhHii")' 1 "h s ' Cook.
( ",,k‘ a fa’ to have I een made by I
<
wishing to purchase in our
‘^ughsh navigator, who was servative, p rhaps . a man, Con
> ' volent, who
countv and living at a distance,
Go...l Billiard table«, Plea.ant Card Room«, etc., etc.
giving earcful and accurate dis-
. s«lo ,n i, firrt < l«fs in ever« particular. Ejp, r.<nee I,arte
! cripiion of the same, also the title.
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