The Times-herald., September 30, 1896, Image 1

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EAST OREGON HERALD AND
BURNS TIMES
THE TIMES-HERALD.
Consolidated July 22,
1896
N® 44.
BURNS, HARNEY COUNTY, OREGON, SEPTEMBER 30 1896,
of the family was ^>orn, and as the
elder boy was mour’ned for as dead, <
t
Fort Resolution is one of the
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the
younger
the
parents
gave
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PUBLISH KD EVERY WEDNESDAY most important posts in the coun-
son the elder’s nail e. Recognition
BY
I try, says Harper’s. Though it has
did not at first fl ke place when
W. C. BYRD i SON.
not so many claims to distinction
his photograph
OREGON.
P ublishers and P roprietors . as Uhipewyan, its natural resources the elder son sent!
ONTARIO,
to his mother in I Inada a short
for food ate much greater, for near
time ago. He haq iong stories of
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
i by is the most productive fishery
wanderings to rela I, his inclination
On. Year
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' in the country; the Dog Rib and
having led him through Utah, Cal-,
three Mouths
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Yellow Knife Indians generally
HERALD CLUB LIST:
ifornia and Oregon In the latter
Herald and Harper’s Magazine... .... 5,00' keep it supplied with carabou meat
5.2V I .
he settled at Central ^oint.Jackson
Herald ami Harf er s ft eckly . . .... 5.211
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.... 5.20 ' in the winter, and geese and ducks
Herald and Harper's Bazar
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county. He followed the business
Herald and Harper’s Y 4fo
oung
People
“d cSped>:
'2.99 ! are ^irly plentiful in spring. Fur­
gSF-We have the LARGEST STOCK and LOWEST PRICESjpf
Herald and Alden's Manifeld ‘
each a I litional volume after Vol. I oo cents. thermore, it is the only ipost that of his father, that of a contractor,
10 cents extra uer volume, postage.
never married and made a fortune
«Mte-copieeof all the above works can be ex secures any quantity of the country . The elder brother came to Chicago
We carry a complete line of
«wined at leisure in the Reading Room.
luxury—grease — though the In
'to visit the younger one, who bears
gter-Publishers of periodicals are solicited dians never bring in marrow, which
the name that is the elder’s by
«menTclubb ng rates, a copy of their work for
The
aur Free Reading R >om—We file and bind the is a very palatable tidbit.
| right.
atte- at cl. se of every half-volume, end r-v h
grease they do bring in is the fat
lories hv advertisement.
from the back and around the joints |
CONTEST ARRANGED.
of
the caribou, which is called hard
ADVERTISING RATES:
grease, in contradistinction to the
irAi't 1 wk 12 wk 1 1 roo J 3 mo J 6 mo
San Francisco Sept. 21—Thomas
'»5.00 »h 00 »11.00
marrow, which is soft. Both of
"neh »1.00 12 50
18.00
12
U0
6.50
3.00
4.00
Sharkc-v
and James J. Corbett are
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these are used in making pemmi-
t “
3.50 5.00 8.00 15.00 24.00
to fight 10 rounds in this city for a
1 “ l 4.50 6.00 10.00 -0.00 82.00
can, which is made of dried meat,
col. 1 0.00 9 00 15.00 23.00 48.00
1 12.00 16.00 28.00 48.00 80.00
ptv se of $12,000.
pounded into shredB. and mixed
20 ‘KI 30.00 40.00 60.00 110 00
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This afternoon the hoard of super­
with grease and rolled into balls or
to the
JOB WORK
made into square or round Blabs. I visors granted • a < 1 permit
X
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Eureka
Athletic
clup
give
an
if everv description executed with neatness
Pemmican, however is a rare ar
tide nowadays, and not to be found | ll,hletic exhibition ^p.Thffhksgiving
uni despatch, at reasonable rates
A Craving for GFrease.
She iimes-gwaid.
Oregon Forwarding Company
It will pay you to come to Ontario
and buy fall and winter goods
.Dry Goods,
Notions,
,
Gents Furrishing Goods,
Clothing,
Boots & Shoes,
Groceries,
Hardware, Etc.
WRITE US FOR PRICES
circulars,
envelopes.
• atemeu's.
Memoranda.
Pamphlets
Letter Heads.
Curds, Tickets,
Dodgers. Etc.
Poster«.
Hill Heads.
Note Heads,
luvitaliwus.
Oregon Forwarding Co.
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anywhtre south of Resolution, and evening in this city. It was an­
only there on occasion. This is nounced that the principelf in the
Tux H erald is kept regularly on file for re
contest would be Sharkey afd Cor­
lerence, in the Geo. P. Rowell Newspaper Ad- chiefly because caribou are not bo
iwrtiiiii« Bureau. 10 Spruce st.. New York.
The battle wjll be fopght in
plentiful as they were formerly.and • bett.
i
.
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It« A
the Indians keep most of the grease i
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
| for their own consumption. Nor
do thev make pemmican to any
national :
A J
Aam r.S.J<nm»at of IfedMoe I
Presiilent ......................... .. Grover Cleveland great extent, their substitute for it
Adlai Stevenson
Bl
__ Trot. W. H. Peeke, who .
/ice-Presiiteuf.
...........
Richaru S, Olney beirg the pounded meat, which is
H
"W
makes a specialty of
iecretary of state
W
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N Epilepsy, has without
John G Carlisle
•ecretary of Treasury .
Hoke smith carried in little caribou skin bags
doubt treated and cur-
Keoeetarv of Interior
ed more cascc than any
. Daniel 8. Lamont
iecretary of War
living
Physician; his
.
Hilari
A.
Herber
when traveling, and eaten with
lecretary of Navy
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success is astonishing.
.J. Sterling Mortoi
tecretarv of Agriculture
We have heard of cases
J nd'I n Harmon grease—a pinch of pounded meat
Attorney General .........
Wm. i. Wilsou
of ao years’ standing' Manufacturer» and dealers in all kinds of
’ostmaster General
cured by
and a bite of grease
3TATK—ORKl.ON :
him. Ho
G. W. McBride.
publishes a
t
I must confess that a plate of
J.
H.Mitchell.
valuable
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work on
I Binger Hermann 1 pounded meat and several good
thia dis.
i W. R. Ellis
•ugreasmen.....................
ease, which
<'. M. Iilleman sized lumps of clear grease
were
Attorney General
he sends
Win P Lord
ioveruor
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about
the
most
tempting
morsels
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.with
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li R Kim ni<I
terrei ary of State
rreaanrer
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<upt. Public Instruction
träte Printer
. ..l'tlil.
. r mi. aiciri
>inn .
Metschan
gm Irwin
W
I Ando '
W If
H Leeds
i R. S. Bean.
.> C. Wolverton
<n pre we Ju ine«
> F. A. Moore
N1NÜTII JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
I'S'ri. i Ju-'ge
D
M.D l.'LtriOKo
Pistriet Attorney
....
C. W. Pnrriah.
tolnt-Kepreaeiitaiive
(R)
O. L. Patterson,
'lint-senator
...<R)..............A. W.Gowan
R
C ii PNTY—HARNET t
Jaunty . ldge
...........
. C, P. Rutherford.
erk.............................
<R).
H. Kelley
Treasurer............
.... . IK)
J C. Weleume
tureavor
..................... D
T A.McKinnon
sheriff
(D)
A . J. Me Kl nnon
l aaeMor ..
.(D)
8. W. Miller
< 'n >ol Superintendent
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W. (!. Hi rd
Uoek Inspector
Geo Tregaskis
A B. Marks
: nniniasioners
Geo. Hagey
H MIN KT f. H. LAND OFF1CB:
........... Thomas Jones
Seyister
. ..........
....... ... .A. A. Cowing
avrei ver
t
,JL ID
Cured
I. S. GEER & CO
Hardware and Tinware.
of his absolute cure, free to any sufferers
jjad set betore me at any time on tie
who mav send their P. O. and Express address.
» wJ»wPJen.wishingi a curo to address
u.y trip. One never gits enough rroi.W, H.FESXX,
Y. D.,4CedarSt., Hew York
grease in the north land; it is oaten
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as some in the civilized world con
' Burns,
sume sugar; in fact, I developed a
craving for sweets that even grease , ELY’S PINEOLA BALSAM Is a sure Remedy
and for asthma. It
did not satisfy, chiefly, I suspect, fur coughs, colds, sore throat •oolites,
quickly
•bates the cough,
because the supply was so limited,
•nd render« expect-
oradon ea«y.
and somewhat notable in my case
Consumptives
for the reason that ordinarily I sei
will Invariably derive
benefit from its use. '
dom if ever touch sweets. The ab­
Many who «oppose ,
their care« to be con.
sence of bread and vegetables and
sumption are ouly 1
Buffering from a
the excessive cold undoubtedly
chronic cold or deep
seated cough, often
combine to excite the desire for
•ggravati d by ca-
tarrh. For catarrh use Ely’« Creani Balm. Both
for both grease and sweets.
•emedles are pleasant to use. Cream Balm, 60 eta.
COUGHS and GOLOS
per bottle; Pi neola Balsam. Mr.. Bold by Druggists.
ELY BROTHERS, M Warren St., New York.
SOCIETIES.
MYI.VA REBEKAH Degree No. »8.
Meets every let and id Wednesday.
Miss 14'a McGee N.<t.
Sam Mothershead. Rec. Sec’y.
Both bear same Name
Chicago, Sept. 22—M P. Carney.
51 years old, and M. I’. Carney, 31
J years old, brothers, struck hands
A. O. U. W. Burns IxMtge, No 47
Meets every '2d and 4th Thursdays
¡ yesterday for the first time in their
H M Horton, M W
J W Sayer. Rec'd lives.
The home of the Carney
‘
family
35
years ago was in Mount
HARNEY LODGE. NO. 77, I. O O F.
Meets at Odd Fellows Hall, every Saturday. I Forest, Canada, and Carney the
7:Mpm,
W. C. Bvrd. N.G.
B. D. McIntyre, Secy.
elder was 16 years of age when he
'started efT with little ceremony for
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- ------------ His . t>ar>
nts received
California.
parents
HARNEY POST NO. 48, G. A. R.
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Meetseverv 1st and 3d Wednesday of each One letter from him ill I which
he
■ •nth. at odd Fellows’ Hall. All Comrnds
I told them he was about to set off
>n good standing invited.
on a journey through the Black
hills. So as the time went on and
u. 8. MAIT.8.
'no further word was had, the pa r-
■ran»— tali
ents reached the conclusion that
A rrivesand departs dally,
their boy had perished.
■sr «ne—c*WT®w cttt :
veiaad Departs dally, eacept Randpr
In the meantime a new member ' 1
y
E3F~Tinware and Firearms promptly Repaired.
Oregon.
¿he Burns Bar
STEPHENS
&
RICHARDSON, Proprietor
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t 1AND
JOHN F. STRATTON’S
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•CLLEBRATED
BirminghamStiKl Strings
è
lor Violin. Cullar. Mandolin. Banjo
Finest Made. Estri Plated.
IMA«« MASK Warranted not io rust. Send for Catlg
JOHN F. STRATTON,
Importer, Manufacturer and JTholetaif Dealer'
«11. 813. 815. 817 E. tKh St.. N. Y.
I-^’Courteous treatment guaranteed.
Your patronage solic
THF". »TÜATTON
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JOHN F «TGATTON
■z-av> a oralt a
Wanted-An Idea
r*a
Eurns.Canyon Stage Line
H. A. W illiams , contractor.
Carrying U. S. Mails and Eastern Oregon Express Co’s Expe
Stages’ Leave Burns dy for Canyon City, and inteirttdi.* ti .«on
Fare 15.
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