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EAST OREGON HERALD AND
BURNS TIMES
Consolidated July 22, 1896
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THE TIMES-HERALD.
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BURNS, HARNEY COUNTY, OREGON. SEPTEMBER 16 1896,
VOL. IX.
> 11 —
NO 42,
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“Careful study for the past four
months convinces me that, despite
serious losses, the
rebels are — hold
Pt BUSHED E\ EltY WEDNESDAY
Sept. 12. The
i uc sensation
bcu ? siiui > of
i»i the
me ovs.vw«
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n
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etriAT
hour in stock circles is the bold ing their own against the troops
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theft and driving away of over 200 The wealthy agricultural districts
P ublishers and P roprietors , head of cattle owned b/ prominent are now completely under rebel
Ada county, Idaho, cattlemen, in-,control, and the whole sympathy ot
■ eluding John Lempand T. C. Catlin, the islanders is with the rebles
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
One Year......................................................... 32.00 I For cleverness of design and bold- Even Havana, which is moreSpan-
Six Mouths
....................... ................. .1.00
Three Months ............................................. . .75 I ness of execution the theft stands ish than any other town or district
HERALD CLUB LIST:
i
to­
Herald and Harper’s Magazine........
5.00 ' without a parallel in the volumin- is permeated with animosity to-
honey -
591,.
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i-
ward Spanish rule, and is honey-
Herald an<l Har] er’s Weekly ..........
ous history of stock stealing opera- coinhe/with intriguer8 ou behaif
Herald and Harper’s Bazar...............
Herald and Harper’s Young People
3.75
tions in this section.
of the rebellion.
Uerald and Alden's Manifold Cyclopedia, —
2.90 1
etch additional volume after vol. I 55 cents: |
There
were
several
rustlers
in
the
‘ It is quite false to call it a color
10 cents ext ra ner volume, postage.
. Ir, the fighting ranks of
gang
of
thieves.
They
quietly
struggle,
'epicsof all theabove works can be ex
the
insurgents
the nroporsion is 70
«mined at leisure ill the Reading Room.
gathered small bunches of fat steers i
’ per cent whites to 30 per cent
Publishers of periodicals are solicited at various points, and, at the up 1 , negroes.”
ui send ('lubleng rates, a copy of their work for
owr Free Reading Room—We file and bind the pt inted time, about three weeks,
la'ier at ek.ee of every half-volume, end n«v tI
ago, collected th* ni and drove them I ' ______________________________
copies bV advertisement.
I towards the land of stock yards
The victims a e satified they
TMEtf SELL THEMSELVES!
ADVERTISING RATES
thieves,
SF4C1 • 1 wk 12 wk 1 1 mu J 3 mo 1 0 mo 1 lyr know at least two of the
.'Inch I »150 $2.50 $5.00 » 8 00 »11.00 »15.00 and several men are now attempt­
3.00 4.00 6.50 12 UÌ 18.00 28.00
I “
» •• 1 8.50 5.00 X 00 15.00 24.00 40 00 ing to strike the trail of the stolen
i “ 1 4 50 «00 10.00 2'0.00 32.00 50 00
, co). 1 6.U0 9 00 15.00 2.5.09 48.00 MOO band.
One of the followers has re­
4 “ 1 12.90 1(1 00 28.00 48.00 80.00 1-0. Oo
20.00 80.00 40.00 (••0.00 110.00 140.00 ported that he has gotten on the
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track of the rustlers. The fact
JOB WORK
that another trailor has reported he
)t every description executed with neatness also has
struck the trail, which '
tnd despatch, at reasonable rales.
i leads in an entirely different direc- |
Posiere.
■»ircnlars,
Pamphlets
Bill Heads.
Letter Heads,
Fnvelopes.
Note Head«,
Cards, TieKets,
dtatemeuts,
tion, shows that either the thieves
Invitations.
Memoranda,
Dodgers, Etc.
have thrown all the trackers off the
Tits H erald is kept regularly on file for re
ference. in 1 he Geo. P. Rowell Newspaper Ad- sent or that they are endeavoring
voriislug Bureau. 10 Spruce st.. New York.
Wiorfcr/oi
to drive the cattle through in small
bands, each taking a different < "T ’ V.rrrxYt D LAPEL BUTT ON’3 ofthe above cm- .
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
blem. i non colors, (wi.h stars in gilt), will be sent
I route.
Xrtb paiil upon receipt of the f<>’lowing price* :
JAiALLSIZE -5 t . piTdoz.; F2 5O per hundred:.$21 00 I
She iimrs-f rraM.
BW IUUL tN CATTLE-
•) I ll.-u*uii<l. I'* in. BUTTONS-75c. per dor. ’ $5.50
— ’ i lr> I; A » per till'Ufland. H4 in BUTTONS—
..■¡Slier dns.;
i per hundred; $79.00 per thouHnnd.
Orderthe-Hibiiito .aatorv-e and dlstnbu'e them for
liegiH'do'th »Ciitxe Kv-*ry word Isa text; the whole
u—vioqueutuiid powerful.
national :
President
................................. Grover Cleveland
Brained
Viee-Pre»ident.
..............
Adlai Steveueoii
ieeretary of State
......... Ri< barn S, Olney
«•«•retary of Treasury............. John (». CurlUde
■Secretary of Interior
................... Hoke smith
Spikane.
Secretary of War
. Daniel a. I umoiit
Secretary of Navy
Hilary A. Herbert man one
«ecrerarv of Agriculture.
J. Sterling Morton
Attorney General ..................... Jud-.ti Harmon farmers
Postmaster General
.........
Wm. L Wilson
d
STATE—ORKIiON '.
t
Senators
'•ongresamen ....
tttorney General
loveriior
decretory of State
Treasurer
R
<npt. Public I list ruction
«tate Printer
........
With a Pitchfork.
Agents Wanted Everywhere.
S-pt. 11 —J. II. Buck­
of the most prominent
in Lincoln county, was
kill« near here last evening by
I
°j'H.Miwhei:' Waber Fairman.
A threshing
(Binger Hermann'crew wasat work
Buckman’s
. W. R. Ellis
m . idieman ' place and Fairmar
measuring
Wm I’ Ix>rd | r
F. mpies ol two sizes of Buttons, 15 cents.
THE BIMETALLIC ASSOC’N,
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Highest of all in Leavening Power.—Latest U. S. Gov’t Report
Rpyai.Kx?
ABSOLUTELY PURE
J. C. Welcome,
SADDLE
AND
MAKER
HARNESS
I
MANUFACTURER OF THE WELCOME TREE
W. W. JOHNSON,
.
°'"uw
.
OREGON.
Keep constantly on hand a supply of fine Liquors and Cig
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they have also —
A yino MOSTACK Billiard Table.
63 Fifth Avenue, New York, N. Y.
I. s. GEER &, co,
Manufacturers and dealers in all kinds of
ti R Kiucald («rain.
Phil. Metsehan
.............. GM Irwin I
Burkinan
Fairman of
R
W H Laeda1
Fairman
> R. S. Bean.
. .> C, Wolverton
called Buck
a liar.
latter
’ F. A. Moore
NIXETH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
»Is'rict j n w
D
M. D. CLirroKu struck Fairman, who
Mr'rict Vturney
.
... C. W. Parrish. knocking
foi nt-Représentât! ve
. i R)
O. L. Patteraon.
I hi nt-seniU or ............. HR)
a .
Gowan
upon the
accused
whereupon
man
The
retaliated ly
Buckham down.
He
"
| then jumped
prostrate
COUNTY— HARNEY :
, form of Buckman and choked him
Joi nt v .» idtre ............... ..........C. P. Rutherftird.
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.
(B..
II. . eliey until he cried for help.
(‘-“ivoire’* ..
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J. C. Welcome
?»ir ve vor
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Buckman walked away, appar
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TA.McKinnon
Sheriff
.(D)
A. J. McKinnon
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entlv
satisfied with the beating he
a(D}..
S. W. Miller
i>> »1
per intended .......... <D)
W. C. K rd
’»(‘k 1 nupecto"
Geo Tregaskis j had received.
tn» t
A. B. Marks
*o<nmistsion«Hi
About 10 uiinutvs later Fairman
Geo. Hagey
¡looked up and saw Buckman com­
H 4RNKY r. R. LAND OFFICI'
To
..........
Thomas Jones ing toward him with a knife.
Acr'ster
A. A.Cowing
deceiver
protect himself he grabbed a pitch­
fork The spectators say Buckman
made a rush at Fairman with the
SOCIETIES.
; uplifted knife, when he raised the
SYLVA REBEKAH Degree No. U.
pitchfork and struck Buckman a
Meetsevery let and 3d Wednesday.
Mice I>ela McGee N.(*.
blow over the head with the handle.
Barn Mothershead. Rec. hec’y.
Buckman f«»|| like a log, the
blood rushing from his ears, nose
A. O. ü. W. Burna Lodge. No 47
Meetsererv 2<1 and 4th Thursdays
and mouth
H V Horton. M. W
J W Bayer. Ree'd
Without recovering Buckman ex­
pired
within half an hour.
HARNKY LODGK, NO. 77. I. O O F.
Meets at odd Fellone Hall, ever* Hatnrday, i
Fairman made no effort to escape
’Wpm.
W. C. Kvrd. N. G.
B. D. McIntyre. Secy. ‘but remained in the vicinity until
a deputy sheriff arrived.
swindling,
Hardware and Tinw&re
Fishing Tackle And Sporting Goods.
Tinware and Firearms promptly Repaired.
Burns,
Oregon.
xhe Burns Bar
STEPHENS
&
RICHARDSON, Proprietor
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B and
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¡«-Courteous treatment guaranteed.
Your patronage solle
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HARNFY POST NO. 4«. O. A. R.
Neetsererv 1st and Sd Wednesday of each
• onth. at odd Fellows’ Hall. All Comrade
tn (nod etandinginvited.
U. S. MAILS.
erase—rati
A rriveeand departs daily,
yr awe—«aayn* ctrv
• stand Departs daily, eieegt Fandev
Truth Coming Out.
L ondon , Sept. 9 — The Times this
morning publishes a long letter
from itc Havana correspondent, j
dealing with the state of affairs in I
Cuba, in the course of which he ±7
»•yi:
IjSbotX;
XLY k
Hurns-Canyon Stage Line
H. A. W illiams , contractor.
Carrying U. S. Mail, and Eastern Oregon Express Co’s Expe
SUge.-U.„ Burn, dy for C.nyon City, .nd tate.mrfi,», *>„