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EAST OREGON HERALD AND
BURNS TIMES
J.X
THE T.MiS-HTBALD.
Consolidated July 22, 1896.
BURNS. HARNEY COUNTY, OREGON. AUGUST
VOL. IX.
5
NO 35.
1896.
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' leaving the tepee he spied a lean,
'yellow cur. H»1 asked Chief Two
During
the
late
war
between
Chi
­
B. ¡'y how much he would take for
PIBLI-HED EVERY WEDNESDAY
na and Japan we heard often of the dog, at the same time stroking .
w’ondeeful acts of bravery perforin tlie brute dnifn the back and eaeh^
W. C. BTHD & SON.
cd by the Japanese, but tales of time taking a handful of money;
PUBLISHERS AND PlIOrUIETORS.
Chinese bravery were ft w ami far from the end of his tail.
“Him very valuable dog,” said
between. The following story, how-
¿LBSCKirTlON KATES:
>re Year ..............
<?.<«» lev, r, which appears to be told by I McAlister,
ABSOLUTELY PURE
picking a coin out of
Ifx Month»
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Lt»
Three Months................
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| an eyewitness, is enough to show the dog’s ere and another out of
HERALD CUT. LIST:
¡that the Chinese had at least one his nose. "Two poij^s for him,
Sera'd and llatpsr'» Magaziue............... 5.00
Herald and Harf er’s Weekly .................5.20 officer w ho was no coward.
chief.”
Herald and Harper’» Bazar......... •........ 5.20
The Indians, with eves as big as
Tiie depo.-ed viceroy, Li Hung
Herald and Harper's Young People .. 3.75
Mcrald amt lldcn’» Manifold Cyclopedia,..2.K
saucers,
stood ip awb and astonish-
Chanf,
and
the
committee
appoint-
eu'ii a idlti.oial volume after Vol. I 55 cent»:
Id ient» extraDcr volume, postage.
I
. ed by the government to investigate merit and rhOolc flit’r heads. Af
f ^T-t'opic« of all the above works can be ex
»he reasons of defeat at the battle ter McAlister had gone they carried
«■allied at leisure iu the Reading Room.
of Port Arthur met in the city of the poor png d<|wi|t<) the riverside
AND
Publishers of periodicals are solicited
o semi I ubb'tig rales, a cony of their work f<>- Peking.
I
Among
the
cha
’
ges
was
and
cut
him
open,
but
the
goose
our Free Headin': R mm—We file and bind the
»Iteri. 11. «<• ofevery half volume, »nd r»v <1 one of poor gunnery brought against , had no gulden >gg, and they went
■••pies bv advertisement.
| Captain Le Chen Fue, who had slowly back to camp as completely
commanded the Yen Tse Chang, dumbfounded and as solemn as h u-
ADV ERTISI N<i RATES:
one of the largest battleslii|>s that j man beings can possibly be.
•r i, r. ; 1 wk 1 2 uk 1 in» J S mo J 6 mo |_lyr
escaped from the action without
• neh 111.50 42.50) »5 00 »■> 00 »11.00 »15.00
MANUFACTURER OF THE WELCOME TREE
28.CC great dap.age
4 DU 1.50 12 l>3
18.00
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A Dog’s Devotion.
40 W
24 00
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50 O'
82.00
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After Li Hung Chang ha<l read
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the
charges in full the accused cap
San Francisco, July 27.—The B’.uns*
l “ |20.»W 1 80 00 1 40.00 00.00 110 00 140 0
Oregon-
tain rune and requested that a dozen doleful whining of a. dog near the
JOB WORK
shells jie brought from his vessel. Scandinaven in Laurel Hill ceme­
jf every dc»criptlon executed with ncatne»» This was tlune, and the shells were tery, attracted thoattention of Mrs.
inà derpatch. nt reasonable rate».
set in a row before the committee. S C Oyer yesterday aftti^non.
Pamphlet«
»irculara.
Poster«,
Letter Heads,
Envelope»,
Bill Iles la.
Le Chen Fue then stepped forward, She took the path leading to a
Farti«. TicKcts,
Statement«,
Note HeaCs.
liivitatkiti«.
Dodger», Etc.
Memoranda.
and drawing his sword, said. “Can clump of bushes, w hen a smatl fox >-
T he H eeald ia kept regularly <>u file for re
1 Sfc irie.k|j^
lerence, in <be t.eo. H. Rowell Newspaper Ad- you wonder that we were defeated terrier ran toward’ j-v-'r.
rtr i»ii>g Bureau. 10 spruce st.. New York.
when our .shells were like these?” to pet ths dog, but the animAl kept
Frepriotor of the SX-ITJE SALOON
As he spoke and before any one ' out of reach. Not seeing anything, (
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
| could stop him he raised his sword j she returned J away, but th * dog
BURNS’
OREGON.
and
brought
it
down
on
the
shell
followed
her,
finally
’
pulling
at
her
natioxal :
Keep constantly on hand a supply of fine Liquors and Cigars
The shell was I skirts. She turned once more, and
... .Grover Cleveland in front of him.
PrefthleKt
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7ice-Krciii<!eut.
Adlai Stevenson
iecret«ry oX sta’e
Riiharo 8, Oh ey split in two, and sawdust end red I the dug, a pace or two a head, led j
' hc re ary of Treasury
John G Carlisl«
--THEY HAVE ALSO —
Secretary of Interior
Hoke Smith ‘»rick dust flew all about.
the way into the brush. A few steps
Secretary of War
Daniel 8. Lamoni
.. Hilary A. Herbert
ie<TetHr> of Navy
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Then in rapid succession he farther and she was startled.to see
▲ Fine MONACH BH.lia.ri Table.
J. Sterling Morion
vg t v; <t
of Agriculture.
Jud-« u 11 armoil struck shell after shell.
attorney General
the
body
of
a
man.
She
leaned
over
Nobody
?ostm&nter General
.. W m. L Wilaon
The
I moved, we were so surprised and and saw that he was dead
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6.
W.
McBride.
v^euarort
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I remember thinking dog cuddled down and licked the
J. H.Mitchell. , frigh’ened.
I
(Bineer Hermann 'that if the last one proved a good face of the corpse.
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(W. R. Kill»
Attorney treue tai ........
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’J P m ’*’ Lord
™’" I ione there would be none of us left Mrs. Oyer at oneb left the place
wovernor
.............. ...
ir «rei ary of State
' to tell the tale; ’ but. no, that was I and notified the superintend nt of | Manufacturers and dealers in all kinds of
rreaaurer
• R
Phil. Metachan
éupt. Pub io ina»ruction
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rwi
.
n
the cemeterv, who in turn notified
4ta:c Printer
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W H Laed» like all the others—a sham.
> R. S. Bean
As
he
finished
Le
Chen
Fue
laid
the morgue
When the wagon
‘upre.iii Ju Ixe»
Wolverton
. . .} C. Wol
> F. A.
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-lucre
his sword al the feet of Li Hung reached the spot the dog was still
NIN'ETH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
of his late master.
Harriet Ju4ge ..*...
D
. M.D.CLirroKv Chang, ard as soon as that states­ bv the side
V’Ktrl r Vtorncr
.
,.
n. ramali.
C. W.
Parrish.
foint-Repreaentative
.111) . .O. L. Fattersoti. man could speak he dismissed the Deputy O’Brien
and Mes-enger
twin t-Senator
Fishing Taokl s A. ad Sporting Soods.
A’ w.bowan charges.
McGinnes took the reclever and |
COCJITY—HARNST t
started to lift the body. The dog
J ou nt y w ldge .......................... C. P. Rutherford. .
I’in ware and Firearms promptly Repaired.
lerk,...
iR)
H. Kelley .
Jumped
at them and had to be
T re atti rer
it
1 '
a ■
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A Valuable D g.
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T a . McKinnon
driven away. When the body was Burns,
Oregon.
Sheriff
■ (D)
A. J. Mi Kitinon
\ mteMor
zb:....
S’. W Miller
placed
on
the
reclever
the
dog
i ‘h- m ! Superintendent
• iD)
W. C. H, rd I
Some tribes of American Indians
Uock lnupecior
Geo Tre.-aakla
are
said to I e highly expert at feats and had to be taken out. Vhe dog
’?!(
A. B. Mark«
»unmiw ionera
Geo. liage. of jugglery.
Other tribes seem to followed the wagon Borne distance
HAKKKT 0. S. LASP OFFICR:
t>e almost unacquainted with such but was finally'lost
Hen»’»r
. ...........................Thom«» Jon«-»
There were nc papers or any­ 1
Accelrer
................. ..A. A. Cowing tricks, if we are to credit a story
thing
on the body that would
said to have Iwen told by a military I
officer at Fort Sill and reported by identification. The deceased wai
SOCIETIES.
STEPHENS * RICHARDSON, Proprietor
a man apparently 60 years old
the Buffalo Express.
SYLVA REBEKAH Dc<rcc No. *8.
Professor McAlister, the magi­ with a short chin beared and gray
Meet» every i»t »ndM We<ine»«l»y.
ish hair.
MI m I.F» McGee N.G.
cian. once visited a camp of River
Sarn M<> her»he»<l. Rec. Sec’y.
keep constantly on hand
Crows on the Yellowstone, and after
¡extracting variuus packs of cards For your Protection.— Catarrh “CnrcB" or
a . o. c. w. Ror0**'
for Catarrh in liquid form to b« taken
Mect.every 2d »nd 4»h
. M W
and other articles from the ears, Tonics
internally, usually contain either Mercury or
J W Saj«r. Il«*’»* neck, noses and garments of the as- Iodide of Potaaaa, <»r both, which are injur,
tonisbed Indians was invited to a ions if too long taken. Catarrh is a local, not
1>1< mx 1 disease, caused by sudden change to
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feast of roast dog ® and other a cold
M, et* at odd Fellow» Hall, every S»tnr<Iay.
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or damp w eather. It starts in the nasal
Some Fearful Moments.
Oc ¿iincs-ïinafd
J. C. Welcome,
SADDLE
HARNESS
Xw. W. JOHNSON,
I. S. GEER & co,
Hardware and Tinware.
The Burns Bar
:.wpm.
delicacies.
W C. Byrd. N.G.
B. D. McIntyre, Secy.
Chiet Two Belly was so impressed
by the great n. dicine powers of the
H ARNEY FO9T KO. «. <». A. R.
M»et»everv 1«t and M Wc1ne»Cav of each professor that he took him to his
■
th •< «»•»•! Fall■.»»• HCl. Ali Cutnrad»
wigwam, introduced him tn his
it. g«xx! »tandingInvtted.
daughter,
Miss
Wicista-Neeta
(meaning wildcat) and offered her
V. S. MAII.l.
I to him fora wife at the low price
ares»—vaut
I rriveaand departadaily,
of two ponies
vr aw«—CasvosctTV :
! The feast and daughter were
ve.as-4 Iwpart»dally, ssrept sande»
• t*uth declined, but as McAlister was
i
passages, aff’-cting eyes, ears and throat.
Cold in the head causes excessive flow of
mucus, and, if repeatedly neglect, d, the re­
sults of catarrh will follow; severe pain in
the head, a roaring sound in the ears, lad
Iweath, and oftentimes an offensive dis­
charge. The remedy should ><e quick to allay
inflammation and heal the membrane. Ely’»
Cream Balm is the acknowledged cure for
these troutdes and contains no mercury
nor any injurious drug. Price, 50 cents.
«-S^Uourteous treatment guaranteed.
Your patronage solic
Eurns-Canyon Stage Line
H. A. W illiams , contractor.
Carrying U. 8. Mails and Eastern Oregon Express Co’s Expe
StagesI^eave Burns dy for Canyon City, and inteimedati joint«
> $5.
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