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EAST OREGON HERALD AND
BURNS. TIMES
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THE TIMES-HERALD.
Consolidated July 22,
BURNS, HARNEY COUNTY, OREGON. SEPTEMBER 9
VOL. IX
Or Simes
' Lakeview House for their meals,
' and they had managed to secret
A ladv on Sunday’s westbound a small iron rod with a sharp prong
published every wednesday ; train told a passenger f-om Meach
on one end. With this Keyes op» n
BY
that had been patched i
am of a remarkable incident that [
W. C. BYHD & SON.
occurred Saturday out on the'"fl'oor wfaen Jack * Martin
P ublishers and P roprietors . plains east of Oregon on the line of hr(>ke ja|1 gf,ven year8 ago._Lake.
the Union Pacific railroad. A lady j yiew Examiner.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
: was traveling on the train with a
One Year. ............................................ W.Ou
three vear old badv. She left the
Six Mouth« .......................................... .LOU
Philadelpia, Sept. 4.—Aa the re
-
Three Mouth» ..............................
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|
child
in
the
seat
at
an
open
win
HERALD CLUB LIST:
sult of an attempt to see how many
Herald and Harper’s Magazine.............. 5.00 dow and went to the end of the
cigarettes
he could smoke in half
Herald and Harper’s Weekly ................ 6.20
Herald and Harper’s Bazar ...
5.20 car to get a drink of water. Dur an hour and to win a wager, 14
Herald and Harper’s Young People. .. 3.75
Uer«ld an<l Alden'» Manifold Cyclopedia, .2.9® ing the momentary absence of the year-old George F. Ellwell died to
»«ch ad iitional volume after Vol. 1 55 cent»:
mother, the baby climbed into the day.
it) cents extra uer volume, postage.
/^■Copiesof all the above work» can be ex- window and before it could be
Several newsboys were talking of
»mined at leisure in the Reading Room.
.•eached fell out of the car, the cigarette smoking, and one of the
/»•Publisher» of periodical» are solicited
a, »end clubb ng rates, a copy of their work for train running at full speed. There crowd urged Ellwell to see how
□nr Free Reading Room—We file and bind the was great excitement and the moth-
■ many he could smoke in half an
tatter at close of every half-volume, »nd v»v ci
iopie» bv advertisement.
| 1 er was frantic. No one thought of I hour. A small b< t was made ai.d
the bell chord, but several people two packs of cigarettes bought
advertising RATES:
went racing up and down looking j The boy was lighting his twentieth
®lir itimrs-geraitl. |
•TACX
1 wk
2 wk
1 mo
3 mo j 0 mo
1896,
Highest of all in Leavening Power.—Latest U. S. Gov’t Report
A Remarkable Incident
Rpyai Powder
ABSOLUTELY PURE
J. C. Welcome,
SADDLE
AND
HARNESS
/
MANUFACTURER OF TUB WELCOME TREE.
1 1 yr
for the conductor. By the time he. cigarette when the half an hour
was found so much distance had was up.
I “
t ••
been covered since the accident
The lad was taken sick during
Í “
U col.
t ? i*
happened that hej refused to stop the night, and died this morning.
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the train. With the mother almost The coroner who investigated the
crazed with the thought of the baby case said that death was due to ex- ’------
JOB WORK
cigarette smoking, and •
>( every description executed with neatness being dashed to piecesand its man cessive
«rut deapatch, at reasonable rates.
more
directly
to the large number |
I gled body left on the plains, and
Pamphlet»
Poster«,
Circulars,
Letter Head»,
Bill Head«.
Envelopes,
t-he every moment being borne far» the boy smoked yesterday.
Note Head«, Card«, Ticket»,
Statements,
Dodger«, Etc.
Memoranda, Invitation«.
they away from it, the train pro
T hk H kkalu 1« kept regularly on flic for re ceeded to the next station. From .
Portland, August 29—Advices
ference. In the Geo. P. Rowell New»paper Ad-
this point word was telegraphed 1 from Oak Point this morning say ,
P.rtisiug Bureau. lObprueest.. New York.
.".neh
1896
$1.50 $2.50 $5.00 $3.90 $11 00 $15.00
28 00
18.00
3.00
4 00 0.50 12 U3
40 00
24 00
3.00 15.00
S.50 5.00
50.00
32.00
20
OU
4.50 ti.00 10.00
54.00
43.00
6.00 fl 00 15.00 23 00
80.00 120.00
12. W) lb. 00 28.00 43.00
20.00 30.00 40.00 1 (WOO no oo 140.00
Oregon.
W. W. JOHNSON,
back to the train which was follow- ¡that forest fires are etill raging at (
ou kins
.
_
OREGON.
| ing to look out fur t he bady. The j that point and at Eagte.Cliff on the
Keep constantly on hand a supply of fine Liquors and Ciga»-«
mother waited at this station for Washington side of the Columbia
national :
the
arrival
of
the
other
train
and
I
river.
It
is
impossible
to
get
full
President ....................... ... .Grover Cleveland
-----THEY HAVE AL8O—
Yice-Pre»ideut................. . ... Adlai Stevenson was filled with unbounded joy. | particulars, but it is known that no
Richard 8, Olney
Secretary of State
•ecretarv of Treasury .. . . John G. Carlisle when the conductor placed in her lives were lost. The fire covers an
Hoke smith
Secretary of Interior
A yiae MOXTA0S Billiard. Table.
. Daniel 8. Lamont arms the little loved one not only area of ten sqnare
Secretary of War
miles and is
. Hilary A. Herbert
Secretary of Navy
Secretary of Agriculture .. .J. Sterling Morton alive, but unhurt.
It seemed that with in three hundred rods of Oak
Attorney General ........ . . Judscu Harmon
. .. Win. L Wilson
Pustiuaster General
■ in
lli inillliu
falling num
from the
uiv window
— muun the
mu Point. There is thought io be no
r_
child had fortunately fallen clear danger here unletsa northwest
I ‘ iBinieXm^^of the track and landed in the wind springs up.
I
i
It
is
'istimated
that
oyer
two
I
.
X^Ge'nerai
,W<“ ALHiiemsn ' heavy grass and weeds beyond. It
&aryrof sut®-V
nVKinelid [crawled farther away from the rails hundred head of cattle have per-1 aHU acturers a,,d dealers in all kinds of
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
I
I. S. GEER & co,
^“pub.ic lustructiou
. .Ph,1GMMT;uin |<»« to a raised piece of ground, and
State Printer .............. R........... WH Laedi there cried
... itself
-- to
- sleep over its
1 R. 8. Bean.
supreme Judge« ..................... > C. . Wolverton unintentional desertion by mother
) F. A A. Moore
and friends, and was siill sweetly
NINETH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
■Httrict Judge ............. IT . M.D.C liffoku sleeping the sleep of childhood
Biitrict Attorney ....... ....... C. W. Parrish,
toint Representative
(R) .. .O. L. Patterson. when found.—Baker City Blade.
loiut-Seuator ...............(R)............. A. W.Gowan
The fire has assumed such
that nothing but a
heavy rain will conquer it. The
number of feet of timber already
destroyed runs way up into the
millions.
ished.
proportions
Hardware and Tinware,
Tinware and Firearms promptly Repaired.
COt’NTY—HARNkY I
(»ounty „jdge .................... C. P. Rutherford. •
Jerk............................
'R>
H Kelley
Treasurer...................... (R)
J. C. Welcome
iurvevor ..........
I)
T A. McKinnon
♦herlff.
(D)
A. J. McKinnon
4««e»«or
.......... (D)..
8. W. Miller
4ch.>ol Superintendent ...tD)
W.C. Bird
Stock Inspector ......................... Geo Tregaeki*
Yommiiaionar« ........... f (D)
L’i I |
A.B. Mark»
.P'
•F I S
Geo. Hailey
A Jail Delivery
Once more the Lake county jail
is vacent On Monday Jim Ken
drick got out on bail, and yesterday
morning when Deputy Sheriff A. J.
HARNEY Ü. B. LAND OFFICE:
Kerfater
Tboma«
Jone»
A. A. Cowing Neilon unlocked the door of the
Receiver
to take W. L. Keyes to break-
~ fast he found a small hole in the'
SOCIETIES.
floor instead of a prisoner. There
SYLVA REBEKAH Degre t No.
was a lengthy letter on the table
Meet«every 1st and M Wednesday.
addressed to Mr. Neilon, thanking
Ml«« Leia McGee N.G.
Sam Motherahead. Rec. Sec'y. ¡himself and Sheriff* Lane for the
kind treatment which the prisoner
A. O. Ü. W. Burn« Lodge, No 47
had received, and regretting to put
CHANGING
OUR MIND
Is hard work compared with
changing the appearance of your
stove with
TEN
CTS.
S even
TEN
CTS.
TEN
Burns,
Oregon.
xhe Bums Bar
STEPHENS
&
RICHARDSON,
£¡2 LOSS
CTS.
Lasts
Seven times longer
Looks
Seven timer
times C|^ncr
better
AboJ ScvVn
Meet» every ji and 4th Thursday«.
H M Horton. M. W.
J W Bayer, Rac'd
( ( N : ’ /
X
''AKD-^
Than
Stove
the county to so much expense for! About Two times cheaper Poliate
nothing, by staying until the fall! About Two times handier
HARNEY LODGE. NO. 77, I. O O F.
term of court
»•Courteous treatment guaranteed.
Heeia at Odd Fellows Hall, every Saturday,
■»»pm.
W. C. Byrd, N.G.
Mr. Keyes expressed no fears as »<•
B. D. McIntyre, Secy.
i to the outcome of this trial, but he
) our grocer doesn t keep it
was afraid that Man Whorton
WUke him to Portland on a
"TLrf MaiXgV.rt’Sd. Hl11' Au Co“r‘d' charge of holding up the stage, after
he went free from thia charge. So,
all things consikered, be thought
ü. I. MAIU.
it best to end the proceedings at
vale :
oi.ee.
t rrlraawad <l«pwrudally,
It was the custom of the deputy
1V BWW—• À WYOW CTTV :
v ••««<! Dwrarta daily, «xc«*t 8« l 4« v
sheriff to take the prisoners to the
Proprietor
Your patronage solic
send us his name with ioc and
get a large box and a valuable
family household book free.
Donnellan & Co., Agts.,
«!• MONTGOMERY ST.. ».
nil
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Burns-Canyon Stage Line
H. A. W illiams , contractor.
Carrying U. 8. Mails and Eastern Oregon Express Co’s Expe
Stages'Leave Burns dy for Canyon City, and intermedu t> pon