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About The Times-herald. (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 12, 1896)
«The âiiiirs-Mirraid WKDNBSVAY AVGUST. 12 18'6 i idencv. Either Bryan or McKin for writing to a farmer sweetheart, ley will be the next president. I but he was able to forget to mail Votes uiav be cast for other men . the letter. hut they will be thrown away. THE 0. C. CO HUNTINGTON. OREGON, Not all Woe. Turnabout is fair play. The sil- From his perch in the forks of a ( ver democrats have been voting for tree the resident of Apache County The fight the Corporations are ' gold presidential candidates a long Alix., gazed earnestly through a making on Bryan will give him | I time. ,: telescope, counting softly to him more votes than it will take away I I A number of sheets now billed self. “Sixteen.” he shouted. Soon II7UV0 They Carry .the Goods and from him. in republican newspapers away that number of Indians bole down Will: Mak® the Prices. from home as “leading democratic upon him with fearful cries of ven John Sherman says he doesn’t papers” have not known to be dem geance. The solitary man smiled believe in ghosts, but he quakes ocratic by their readers. as the bullets whistled past him. More Goods for a Oollar Than Ever Before every time he sees the silver spook. * “Sixteen to one,” he muttered. All goods lower in Price.—Send or call on them. The London correspondent of. “I die faithful to the ratio’ far ¡ ‘ The M anchester Courier ” publish- The gold object lessons so given have resulted in largely in ! es a remarkable account of a new creasing the friends of silver. : ilkiminant. which, if all that is true, will push both gas and elec Get Their Prices, McKinley is showing fear of the trie light very hard For its pro oss ofhis own state in November duction no machinery is required >ave that coi tained in a portable After all, it seems that Mark lamp neith r larger nor iieavier Hanna isn’t going to try to run (lie than is used with colza oil or par- ohn ohrman rewer eV® campaign in New York without the I a^‘n i This lump, it is declared, j g»-ntrates its own gas The sub help of Tom Platt. stancr e nploved is at present a se- l cret, jealously guarded by some in OF THE FAMOUS Ex-C figiessman Bourke CoeR ventive Italians The cost is de On ran wound up several years of er clured to lie at meat one fif;h of ratio polities by decl .ling for Me that of < rdinarv gas, and the re Kinley. His declaration is worth sultant light is nearlv as bright as just one vote, provided Bourke the ekctric light and much whiter. doesn’t change his mind again be A single lamp floods a large room a fore election day. with light. The apparatus can be carried about as easily as a catidle- ycyclopeaia BURNS, OREGON Surelv it will be a reminder of stick a ml see ms both clean and the devil masquerading as a iirmk odorless. FOR SALE IN KEGS AND BOTTLES. and Better when the McKinleyit.es begin to. Than Ever Before. J hold “non parvis ai” meetings in I The Veil Lifted. I New York. uo-4 PAGES. I S an F rancisco , Aug. 7.—After S f,500 TOPICS. Tammany Hall seem-» to know many months of waiting and of its mind better than some of the 1 evasion, of hurried flight from town Tells Everythin# Yon Want ft xu Know When You mtn who have been prominently to town in California and across I * Want to Know It. the southern border, Mrs. 31. F. honored by the democratic party. I Tunnell h is consented to tell the .X VERITABLE CYCLOPEDIA OF UP-TO-DATE FACTS. story of her relations with the Rev I < Chorus of republican leaders: CHAS. JOHNSON Proprietor. C. O. Brown and Mattie Overman, “H-s-s-h” not a word about 1 ,and to explain why she fled at the r An Invaluable and Unrivalled ^Political and Popular tariff You mignt scare the | very moment when her presence J? Hand-Book. u mocrats. BURNS, : was needed to dispel the shadows OREGON of scandal, or to condemn the pas- $ READY JANUARY 1st, 1896. The rapid tv with which the gold tor who was seriously accused, Wines Liquors, and Cigars. democrats are tailing in line for Mrs. Tunnell is the last witness to ' PrycE 25 CEb|Ts. Bryan and Sewall is the surest speak, and as far as facts are con- (Pottpuidfcy Mall.) Good Billiard tables, Pleasant'Card Rooms, st«., «to. indication that a gold democratic | cerned, the testimony she gives Saloon is first class in every particular. Experienced bartender ticket is not wanted. closes the great, case. — — I She explains the important points Pulitzer Building, New York, Mixed drinks to please the most fastidious. Mark Ila...... h... nutili.d tin- wh'oh ln* jr.dg«. of don't Oo Without It Tills Presidential Yean Wall .(,«,< .„illionaire. lhal ... it. Br,,W" *" 81,0 . I k th ir , tight . . be is • making they moves the elements of uncertainty s , ..or required tl,at niade the ecclesiaM. c il court ii.net , put , up the m >uev hesitst* before pronouncing a fina' judgment of condemnation. She \ I e:i a ch ray man wi ties a letter fled from San Francisco, she said, well bexun I k half done. Begin Ww»l. ,____ „ Ferry'. Seeds. I well l>v eettlmr I" h <• I < idale tor President and t»shield Dr. Brown from the eon Wk Don't let chance determine e W ye ----------- --- ----------------- your crop, but plant Ferry'. g v. s a n py ut il ’o the press the s quences of his own guilt. She Heedn. Known and .old ■ ‘ everywhere. % hii>r d h is it>nii-«1 he has no ta-s she knew of the love between I Before you plant, get W Ferry’s Seed Annual m ’•X* * Io biUli.V i.-'O’ile X..f calling Mattie Overman and ».he pastor, JOHN SAYER, jUi.d would have revealed her for 1H96. Contain, more praol him a iiutonety see ker. Proprietor. tical Information for farmer. 1 knowledge if she had Been summon Iand gardener, than many high-J priced text t>ooks. Mailed free. Situated on Silvias river 1 mile East of Burns, near the hridff ed to the witness stand. a. a. run * a <W., co., DCTBOIT, nrrxoiT, HIM. J. Pierpont Morgan will hold a She says that Dr. Brown paid her mortgage on the McKinley admin Customers wil receive GOOD FLOUR expenses while she was away, and istration, shoald the voters allow when she returned, tried to induce euch an ad ministration to come in Good Wheat her to go to Central America. She to existence. tells when and where she received ¡the famous letters from Mattie It may Be a mere coincidence Overman as she oame to know it that Exrk Twain and a new batch through the confidences of her of abdication rumor* should have young friend. The recital lifts the To nre E ditor .—| have an ahcnhw. tÄÄtnSUuPtion- ^tts'inSyiS turned up In England al the same veil from the home of the unfrocked I har been alZad ’ I time. __ vn i .upcKz^s cues nave been already | pastor, and shows how he struggled permanently cured. So proof-positive am 1 its power that 1 consider it my duty to I to save h'S , -------- i/j pulpit and his good of und two bottln frtt to those of your readers I The nnn who calls all who do name. u—— **----- “ io agree with him upon questions 8HELLEY A KING. wi iiatioha) |>olicy trailers, needs | Implacable. watching “I can forget, but never forgive,” BURNS I muttered the enraged husband Nn nt«tl«-r what a man’a opinions Thi’ sounds the wrong way Shop opposite the Brewery may Iw. there are onlr two men for ’rotind, but it was true. All work in our line done neatly and with diepatch. Satisfacti a Li.u to «:h-»oae ce tween for the pres He could never forgive bis wife I guaranteed. Givens a call, W. C. BYRD Sold more goods in 1895 than any other House in Eastern Oregon! Kciltor MIAIWII VI* VFIIX7, 1JV 111 I Strictly one Price. J R , B I % T he W orld , f PLANTING! J r 9^4 i ^ uhr S rLOufl a S aw mill BLACKSMITH & WAGON SHOP. Wanted-In Idea x-ss sry.a.rxi.