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About The Times-herald. (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 6, 1897)
EAST OREGON HERALD AND BURNS TIMES x A'TtrL'liT/SE M THE TIMES-HERALD. Consolidated July 22, 1806. VOL. X. BURNS, HARNEY COUNTY, OREGON, BEST GOODS, MASON & LONDON JANUARY vices upon the board might interfere z • with his official duties in the Ore- g< n City land oilice. This distribu tion of appointments recognizes (eastern Oregon, southern Oregon I and Willamette valley. 6 1»97, NO 6. Oregon Forwarding Company ONTARIO, OREGON. It is generally agreed that Lon- I don fixes the price of the world’s i markets for al) commodities, which i is in a manner true, but it does not | follow that the prices fixed in Lon Have on Hand a New and Complete stock of don prevail throughout the world. This appears to be true with refer itrwe have the LARGEST STOCK and LOWEST PRICES jpj ence to wool. Not being satisfied . We carry a complete line of with the prices that prevailed here last fall, says The Dalles Mountain eer, Max Richter, of Mt. Vernon, I Grant countv, determined to try the experiment of shipping his wool to | London, and he writes to his friend in this city that he has received ’returns from the sale thereof. The wool brought 12} cents and the ex penses of shippit g were 3| cents, leaving Mr. Richter 9 cents net for his wool. His wool was not of an Prie s ». low a. any R R- point, with adrlllion of freight, extra quality,the best offer he could ggjrspecial attention to M AIL ORDERb—Correspondece solicited get here being 6 cents, so he has “ Address Mason & London, Burns, Oregon. cleared 3 cents per pound by ship-1 ping to England. It will pay you to come to Ontario and buy fall and winter goods GROCERIES Dry roods, Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, Notions, &c. Dry Goods. Notions, Gents Furrishmg Goods, Clothing, Boots & Shoes, Groceries, Hardware, Etc. Oregon Forwarding Co Orejron News». Monday night of hist week, 7 Frank Wood, a 14 year-old bov, , Paisley, in Lake county, was the tHBbiniKD EVERY WEDNESDAY This living in Yamhill county, killed a.scene of another robbery. BY black bear a few days ago, his only | time the victim was Charlie Camp-| weapon being a club, which he, bell, the Paisley blacksmith. Mr. P ublishers and P roprietors . ski lfully wielded from behind bru-. Campbell had been working rather J in’s back, while a couple of dogs ' late that night, shoeing horses for SUBSCRIPTION RATES: Bart Conrad and Frank Bunting, Manufacturers and dealers in all kinds of engaged his attention in front. - |2.0u I One \ ear ............................................. , the stage men. He had finished Six Month« ........... ....................................... Three Month»............................... • ~ In one of the windows of a local h;8 work and taken the horses to store is exhibited one of the curios the barn, and, on going back to the OFFICIAL DIRECTORY ities of the age, sayes The Dalles shop,two men stepped in and threw Mountaineer. It is a mounted deer him on hjs back. One hand was Fishing Taclzlss And Sporting Goods. katioral : ° ».„¡ lent ................. Grover Cleveland with large spreading antlers, and tied to the anvil and the other to a j ViPH President ............... Adlai Stevenson /ecreUrTof "-H.e ............. Weh»™ natural in every res; ect, excoj t as ling in the wall, and he was gagged 1 Î3F"Tinware and Firoarms promptly Repaired. iaeretaryof fie.sury J 11 ke“inith ' »iS to its color, which is snow white. so that he could make no noise. I The animal was killed on the desert Between $400 and $500 was taken Burns, Oregon. ¿•X; \gricultnre. ^^"’iUrtnon .from him. Mr. Campbell was not near Prineville about a year ago. Attorney >..eneial J". L wli,OI1 Postmaster General «in. found until about 10 o’clock the ST ATE—OREGON : Matters of great importance are next day. when some one heard G. W. McBride. J. H.Mitchell. senators now agitating the minds of the leg him kicking the floor, and he was | i Binger Hermann rescued from his trying position, I ( W. K. Elli» win'resfincn .... <'. M. Idlem.n lators elect of Oregon, towit: They Attjrney Getterai Win I* lxird loveruor ’V. K. Me-’ li R Kincaid have to elect a preident of the sen ' nearly frozen to death. lo «retary of state Phil. Metsch.n u Tr* unter Cormack was immediately dis G M Irwin ate and speaker of the house; then jnpt. I’nb ic Instruction K W H Leeds ttate Printer P employ a large number of clerks; patched to Lakeview for the sheriff, SR S. Bean. C. Woivgrton then elect a United States senator who started out and overhauled 4upre.«e Ju igea F. A. Moore —or attempt to do so; pass appro two men, who had passed through NINETII JUDICIAL DISTRICT. D M. D. Curren» priation bills; secure pocket knives, from the north Tuesday. They )I«»rlct .lulge STEPHENS & RICHARDSON, Proprietor >i<»rriet Attorno' ’ C. • W. «■ 1’arrish. K>int-Reprc»ei>t»’iv» ;R) lw“’c wa . pens, etc , and retire to their admir were brought to town, but easily flint Senator .(R> W.Gowan ing constituents covered with glory. proved an alibi. COtSTY — h army : c. P. Rutherford —Sunday Welcome. Oountv . l igo . . BYRD ?ROS. I. S. GEER à CO Hardware and Tinware. ihe Burns Bar (K> II. Kelley lert J C. Welcome ■R) TreaAiirer T A. McKinnon D tnrveror A . J. McKinnon .(DI theriff S W. Miller .(DI.. . KMenS'tr < »h »öl **11 nennten' lent .. .(D) Ge..'TrwMki'i, ............. v»cv. i ivf » v -..- i It >ck I «»vector ------ - ■ ! Governor Lord has named the Mlow ing as members of the Oregon ~ ’la ’■ Z. F. (D) i a R.Murïp «tate board of agriculture: 9otami«»lon»r» Geo. ------ H««ey I .P'i Moodv, of Wasco county, to sue- HARREY V. 8. lard orfica: Thom..Jone, ceed J. H Gray, of Crook, (who Raeiater A A. Cowing hasbeen elected sheriff and request Kaaeiver ed the governer to make another appointment) for a term of four SOCIETIES. tears, from December 1, 1895; S. «VT VA RF.BF.KAll Degree So. •»- H. Holt, of Jackson county, to suc M-el.every 1»> .nd N.G. ceed himself, for a term of four Sam Motherahcad- Rcc y years, from Decern tier 1, 189f; F. C. Baker, of Multnomah county, to A. <1. f. W . Burr» Lmlge. No 47 ' gncceed William Galloway.of A mo- Weetcevery 2<1 aad 4tk . M W M r * c .1 hi’l for a term of four year«, from j W -aver. ■»* ____ December 1. 1896 It was the gov- , n o r ernor’s intention to reappoint Judge GalIoway. „ we!l as Senator Holt, Jfp"- w u but Mr. Galloway felt that his ser- Fine Wines, Idquors And Cigars PLANTINGj well begun In halftone. Begin well by getting Ferry’» Seed». Don't ’et chance determine vour crop, but plant Ferry'» Seed«. Known and »old everywhere. Before yon plant, get £5^"Courteous treatment guaranteed. Your patronage solic Ferry * Seed Annual i for I’d*- Contain» more prac tical Information for farmer» and gardener« than many bigh- • j .ext i-ook«. Ma "I free. . k a. rw«» » erraoiT ih a. I » * JOHN F. STRATTON’S A Celebrated 7 " tft Sj l Band Instruments drums . fifes . Piccolos and Band Supplies. Seed foe JOHN F. STRATTON, Catetofue. Bl 1. Bl J, 81S.B17 € Sth BL. N.Y Burns-Canyon Stage Line J. A. H alladay , contractor. C iLying U. 8. Mails and Eastern Oregon Express Co’s Expees »ave Rums Tuesday .Thursday, Saturday,for Canyon City and intermedi'11 »oiats, Fars $5.
