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About The Times-herald. (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 14, 1896)
Six weeks ^go I suffered with a very severe cold; was almost unable to speak. My friends all advised WEDNESDAY OCTOBER. 14 1896 me to consult apysician. Noticing I Chamberlian’s Cough Remedy ad- In Foul Cuban Dungeons. verstised in the St. Paul Volks ■ Zeitung I procured a bottle, and Havana, Oct. 9.— Wevler is fool after taking it a short while was ing Lee. The order prohibiting the entyrely well- 1 now most heartily American consul-general from visit recommend this remedy to anyone W m . K eil , ing the military prison keeps him suffering with a cold. 678 Selby Ave., St. Paul, Minn. from personally investigating the For sale by condition of Americans imprisoned there. He has to rely upon what Weyler tells him. In their laet An Affidavit. interview General Lee complained This is to certify that on May 11 of the unsanitary condition of the I walked to Melick’s drug store on cells the American prisoners were a pair of crutches and bought a in. Weyler replied boldly- bottle of Chamberlain’s Pain Balm “Oh, I have attended to this for inflammatory rheumatism matter. They have been removed which had crippled me up. After to cells Nos. 41 and 42.” using three bottles I am completely General Lee retired flattered at cured. I can cheerfully recommend his supposed success, not knowing it—Charles H. Wetzel, Sunbury, the Americans have always occu Pa. pied cells Nos. 41 and 42. Sworn and subscribed to before Those cells, by the way, are me on • August 10, 1894.—Walter gloomy and so damp that water Shipman, J. P. For sale at 50 oozes from the ceilings and trickles cents per bottle by druggists. down the walls, wetting the floor, which never dries. In one of these wretched celis are Melton, the American newspaper man, and George Aguirre, locked up with a man suffering from small-pox. The disagreement between Weyler and Lee continues, the arrested Americans suffering the conse quences. Slir ®imr5-$rmd. I i i t i Il I I 1 I i i 1884, 1SH. N. BROWN & SONS, To O ur F riends A nd P atrons : We take pleasure in announcing that we are now located ’ new quarters, a handsome two story stone building, which we have erected on the site of our ol} ' ° which will give us ample room to handle our rapidly increasing stock and business. ° It is with pardonable pride we refer to the cause and incidents necessitating the seekin of present enlarged quarters. For notwithstanding the present depression in the general business of country, by our reasonable prices, strict integrity, upright business methods and prompt, attention to / wants of our trade, our volume of business has actually doubled through the kind and liberal n ° of our friends in the short period of the last year and we have been forced to build mbre coinmodio j quarters. We take this opportunity to thank you individually and collectively for vour esteemed fidence which has built up our business to be the largest in the county without excepton. and we sincere ly believe that the benefit of this large intercourse of trade has been truly mutual between our valued patrons and ourselves, and you may rest assured that the same reciprocal and honest business method will be pursued in the future as has been exercised in the past. We bespeak your future patronage, and if fidelity to your interests and faithful execution of your wishes will accomplish it our mutual relations will be more pleasant in the future than in the past and we expect your business because we will save you money. Yours sincerely, N. BROWN & SONS. BURNS DRUG STORE. Durkee’s Baking Powder. i i ; i ABSOLUTELY PU^E. at H W WELCOME. Proprietor. I® made in Baker City, and is a home production BUY IT. and you will find it gives money The Leading Merchants. home, and build satisfact on. up DRUGS, PAINTS, GLASS, TOILET ARTI CLES OF ALL KINDS, ETC Keep your Prescriptions carefully compounded by a Registered Pharmacist home induatrica ■a nr FOR SALE BY ALL GROCERS. I i CULP BROS, Work Guaranteed to be first class I. i * Eficyclopeciia 1 • and Better i Than Ever Before. >584 PAGES. S 1,500 TOPICS. t Burns, Oregon. ROBT. MAIN STREET... IRVING, Prop. ...HARNEY, We mix our own Paints, and Our Work Sneaks fo it e f. OREGON faB^Uomui'idioua, Convenient. Cheap. i '•w Telia Everything You Want J to Know When You Want to Know It. X a VERITABLE cyclopedia I < £ J J I OF« UP-TO-DATE FACTS. An Invaluable and Unrivalled Political and Popular Hand-Book. rixxavllla---- Burns Stage Company. Stage •eaves Burns rverey Monday and Thursday. i 25 ce HTS» THOS. LAHEY, Burns, Oreg o Hr ’Good Accomodatrona. $ READY JANUARY 1st, 1896. URJCE Parties Desiring Cabinet Work that excels any done in this place heretoare, call and examine my work. F are to First door north of Brick Store. P rinkvillk f io . oo . (lYvtptuu by Mail.) T he W orld . PROP. FRANK SMITH Pulitzer Building, New York. 1 Ct»n"t Qv Without It nil« I're»M«ntu.l Year * • COUGHS and KLT'I FIJI KOLA BALSAM : COLDS 1» * .uno Itrmedy ror cougtiA "‘.j», «ocw larval and roc aathtna. It tooth««, ya icily •bale* th« cough, and render» M|«t- ocallou «toy. Consumptives will Itn anably declv« benefit trou» It» u»e. Many who mp|.»i their cam to tw run- *un>|>tl«a are only »utter.ng fr-m a chronic C”td or deep eealed Cough, ohr» aggravat'd by ca tarrh Voc cat.rrh nw K'r'a l o »■» I'» m K th ■»»et'w »re i> eaaanl to n»» V<eam Ha m, '*• MCix .e; r'neotaHalaam.fifie. S. Id by Drugrtafia BKuTUJCKS,M Warraa Be. New inch. i W. W. JOHNSON, Proprietor of thie EX.ITJC SALOON BURNS I OREGON. On the Corner South of the French Hotel, Main Street. Keep constantly on hand a supply of tine Liquors and Cig?rs McCLAIN & WILLIAMS ----- THEY HAVE ALSO__ A Fin 9 MON ACS BlUl^rl Table. ■ rtED FRONT LIVERY STABLE I - - - - Proprieto The proprietor is well known not only here but in all the adjac«n Counties and Towns. His business qualifications and natural a ec tion for horses specially fits him for the avocation.