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About The Times-herald. (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 12, 1896)
The Weekly Oregonian and T he H erald for only two dollars a year. _ The freight team of Mr Spur-1 Subscribe or renew at once and se- lock came in yesterday morning cure your county paper and the moni newsy weekly published in loaded for Cha». Voegtly. 1 lithe Foundation of the Wonderful Cure» this state. Every intelligent read- by Hood’s Sarsaparilla. —Chas. Frye left here yesterday 1 er cannot help but seethe advan That is Why the cures by Hood s Sar morning for the R. R. for freight. tage of getting two papers for the saparilla are C ubes . He will load for Geo. Fry. That la Why Hood’s Sarsaparilla cures price of one. We hope our sub the severest cases of Scrofula, Salt Rheum The Hotels are now under cne management B orn —On last Sunday to Mr. scribers will see the point and give and other blood diseases. few equals and no superiors in her vocation. ' That is Why it overcomes That Tired and Mrs Robert Baker, residing us a call. Feelin", strengthens the nerves, gives near Burns, a »on. Additional Locals. Rich lood Red —Rev. W. J. Hughes of Baker For Sale Or Trade. City will preach at Harney next Friday and Saturday evenings and —100 acres of fine fruit land in also on Sunday morning, afternoon 10 acre lots 5 miles south of Eugene and evening. Oregon, 1 mile west of Spenser Frank Shortridge once a resident Butte. Lots at $400 each. Horses of this place a nativeofLane county ( ar)(] catt]e part pay on each iot jf this state, returned here a few days 1 the purchaser so desires. For fur- since, and we understand expects (her information inquire at this , to remain here, at least, for 8ome.otflce. time. —Profs. Chas. Newell and H. A. Dillard and the county school superintendent constitute the board to examine applicants for teacher’s certificates at the term now in ses sion. energy in place of exhaustion. That is Why the sales of Hood’s Sar saparilla have increased year after year, | until it now requires for its production the largest Laboratory In the world. Transient Rates $1.50 to $2 Per Day. f*‘Partie8 d„¡r-,í regular board are requeated Io connu ,K I Landlady. ’s Sarsaparilla I I Ta the only True Blood Purifier promi- nently in the public eye today. Be sure to get Hood's and only Hood’s. Hnn/I’c Pille M«v»o b’iv. ea«v intake. IIOOU 3 rlllS easy la effect. »cinto. A Marvelous Discovery Free. AN OLD AND WELL-THUD REMEDY.—Mr«. I Wtndalow’a Soothing Syrup baa been need for over fifty vear» by millioua ofinother» for their, children while teething, with perfect luecrw. , It Boothe» the child, »often» the gums, allavi all pein, cure» wind colic, aud i» the beet renie edy for Diarrheoea. 1» pleaeant to rhe taste . Sold by Drugging in every part of the world. Twenty-five cent» a bottle. Ita value ie inval- table. Be mire and ark for Mr». Windalow'» Soothing Syrup, and take no other kind. TLo e pr°Pri*trei8 BRICK MASON, PIASTER ER and VENEERING. I I mAATfAlfiTAT TO NS U XL 1A Jj X xx XLJ j UXL, * W ****•- - » n,-inrvcnv KUB15 o UP i », <Y IVATTHM PAI j IUJ I P roprietors , b D M c I ntyre , - . . . I! llr „. A„. Brick Always on Hand for Local Custom. — Pendleton is raising a fund by Everything in their line guaranteed subscription toward a trial for ar to be done satisfactorily. How’s This? tesian water. $1200 has already Xeneenng box, or frame houses almost as cheap as rustic and much more comfortable—makes a solid wall, durable, very warm in We offer One Hundred Dollars been subscribed. $2,000 is the Bathes at all hours. winter and cool and pleasant in summer. amount expected to be raised. Reward for a> y case of Catarrh Harney county had better do like-.that can not be cured by Hall’s Ca- Partiesnot conversant with the Veneering process and want a nicely finished wall in residence, will do well to consult Mr. Mclutvre wise. 1 tarrh Cure. before finishing with rustic. F. J. C heney , A Co. Propts., —S. W. McMurphy was in town GEO. S. SIZEMORE, Toledo, O. I on Monday. The old gentleman is] attorney , still suffering with his injured foot! We the undersigned, have known j B urns , ............................ O regon . F J Cheney for 15 »ears, and be- Collections, Land business, and Rea) | and ankle, which was hurt several j lieyehim perfectly honorable in all Estate matter promptly attended to. months since hv his wagon turning business transaction and financially over and catching his foot under | able to carry out any obligations, the wheel. He informs us that the ERR a T HICKS, J. W BIGGS, made by their firm. bones of the foot that were fractured C anyon C ity . B urns . West and Truax, wholesale drug-' have not knitted and he fears he Hicks & Biggs gist», Toledo, O. will be a cripple for a long time. Walding, Kinnan A Marvin, i ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, I Wholesale druggists, Toledo, O. i [W. E. G race ’ s old stand ] —Subscribers to the Burns Times Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken in Office8 at Ca,’-von City and Burn8 ( I whose names are not on the H erald ProDrietor. A . C Worthington subscription list,and do not desire ternally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the to have their names added to the t ^--DEALER « system. Price 75c. per bottle. Sold S B M'.PHILTERS M D. DRUGS, BOOKS. STATIONARY. DYES, PAINTS, PERFUMES H erald list will please so inform by all druggists. Testimonials free. TOILET ARTICLES, AND NOTIONS. us. Otherwise their names will be x-iiybiuian <x surgeon. Hall ’ s Family Pills are the best. ' A full line of School Books and School Supplies. Confection? taken and considered bona fide sub A graduate of the Iowa State Nuts and fruits. scribers to the H erald , and re- University and College of Physi- gj^Mail orders promptly filled, sponsible for the subscription. ciana and Surgeons. t Office at residence in Burns. * PIONEER DRUG COUGHS and GOLDS €o inni il »¡rated. 1 ELY’S FIN EOLA BALSAM la • aure Remedy for cough», cold», »ore throat and for asthma. It aoothee, qutcHy •batea the cough, •nd renders expect oration ea»y. Silver Lake, Or., July 29, 96. E d . T imes -H erald : First let me Consumptives will Invariably derive congratulate you on your successful benefit from its use. Many who auppoae run for office. their canes to be con sumption are only Politics is all the talk here, and suffering from • chronic cold or deep fully three fourth» of the people' seated Cough, often aggravated by ca- are for Bryan. I am opposed to' t’reani _ Halm. Both warm. ______________ rur For vnsasriu catarrh um uev — Ely tarrh. , _ ’s ---------- _ JN_ are national luniks and favor unlimili d •vmedle» • per ’•media» »re pleaeant i.ieaaant to to um um . Cream Halm, SC eta. bottle; I’lneoln Haleem. «S'-. »•>!<! by DrnggUta. coinage of silver, and for Bryan | ELY BRUTUKRS, M Warren Bu, New lurk. first, last and always; the cyclone I •truck me and I fell in line. Ovtrj JOHN F. STRATTON’S halt of the people of our govern-1 CM LBKATED inent have hard work to make I BirmingtamSteel Strings tongue and buckle meet, and thou» ' lor Violin Guitar. Mandolin. Binjo hw«l Mod*. Extra I'UteJ and» are Buffering for something to I run masi Wavrenitd ■ ot to ruM. Send lor Catlg eat. Still if (he pops run a candi-' JOHN F. 6THATTON. liaport.r, Mnaixraota*w «’id ■ kaleaale Z*eal»r‘ date ! fear it will elect McKinley, »11. »13. »15. »17 1 Vlh St., N. Y. but if we unite on Bryan McKinley will lie am>w«<d under. Protection ia one of the most JOHN F. STRATTON CELEBRATED beautiful words in our lan-1 guage, but in our case one of the BANJOB, . inoat deceptive. It has fattened lawtmsi m J WVUeale Deaero I n alt I t f '1UVCAI and built up monopoly, that ha» .'.«Guitar« Eanio« Mxi - ■ V. ? rtvmoai as. -c.. all at Í t wrung millions from the honest IÏW Ul-K. toiler, an<l enslaved thousands of our people. ■OHM r. STFIATTOK’S This country is healthy at U»ie CUE BRAT ID time and haying in full blast. I received a letter from N. ('omegys dated the 22d, stating he had giveu mandolins , up the hotel and intended return .„O.- < f »«J WKJrul« IV.", In aS Mn... MUSICAL MgWHANOISI, ing to his ranch. G. C. • E—.l .’-.L, ,Nc» Y. STORE. i ———— ’ — ~ I I I J f NEW YORK WORLD. The Twice-a-week Edition of the New Yo.k World has been convert ed into the Thrice-a week, it fur-1 nishes 3 papers of 6 pages apiece, or eighteen pages every week, at the old price of One Dollar a year.1 Arrives at Ontario in 42 hour» This gives 156 paper a year for One ( Leaves Burua daily at 6:30 r M. Dollar and every paper has 6 pages I Fare One way <7.50. Round trip $15.00. eight columns wide or 48 columns | in all. The Tbrice-a-week World Through freight 3|cts. a pound. is not only much larger than any Two day? nt ice at any P. O. on the route and covered coaches wii week I v or semi-weeklv newspaper, but it furnishes the news with be furnished for passangers. H. A. Williams. Proprietor much greater frequency and promptness. In fact it combines all the crisp, fresh qualities of • daily with the attractive sociial features of a weekly. Arrangements have bee. ,ide bv which we can furnish thh per and the Thrice a-Week N • fork Worhlboth for $2 25 a vear. Take Proprietor H. M. HOkTON advantage of this oiler a i get | your c ___ r-r- - - ................ own " loeel paper and the - Thrice a-Week World at this special [ | rate. T he H erald . I DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PATENT MEDICINES I JOHN F. STRATTON’S STATIONERY. DIAMOND DYES. CHOICE PERFUMES Bums Ontario. Celebrated Russian Gut Violin Strings 1 he Eioesl m the World, t vevv String WarraiHed. JobT! F. S’ratton.TX* Nil, »13. »11, «17 E. mil St. YORK. Line. A FANCY TOILET ARTICLES,TOBACCO, CIGARS ETC. Fine Wines & Liquors for Medical Purp-*tS Proscriptions accurately compounded. First Class Dental Work D om .