The Times-herald. (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, December 01, 1897, Image 2

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WI1MIHDAY IlEcmBEBl UH.
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JVLIAM KYUI)
den of Missouri, will make a four
weeks’ tour of Mexico to study
its financial status and labor con­
ditions.
THE FRENCH HOTEL ’
THE NEW STOLE!
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step in ad
H»« made one more
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Taneeiuciit- A strictly
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R, A, MILLER & CO
M «unger.
Spain is devoting more atten­
tion just now to influencing pub­
OVR BIRTHDAY.
lic opinion in the United States
BURNS,
served . a
White Cock.
Dinner
With this issue T he T imbs - than to fighting Cubans.
frein a
II eiialu enters upon the eleventh
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year of its existence. It will in
Some men, whose Thanksgiv­
the future, as in the past, endeav­ ing dinner evidently disagreed
or to promote the best interests of with them, say that the spirit of
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this county and its friends and Thanksgiving is a nightmare.
Dini«« Ro’ini mider th» «up«rvi-
£
ti»a of Mr Lsrks, ns experienced w
patrons, ft is grateful for the
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mid polite waiter.
Bo s Hanna trie« to make light
patronage received as well as the
GRO‘ ERlE-1 A PROVISIONS, QUEEN'SWARE, STONEW? 1,
of the republican opposition to
acine
esteem and confidence it now en­ his election to the senate, but still
GLASSWARE BOOTS J. SHOES, ROI’E TOBACCO, «U
joys among the citizens of the he increases his efforts to win.
Extends a cordial invitation tr. i«
al! to giro the Fr«nch Hot»! ¡7
county, and hopes to merit a con­
A CALL.
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Tammany didn’t spend all ils
tinuance of the same pleasant re­
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campaign fund by $40,000, and
lations.
T he T imes H ekald has never has donated that amont, half and Nice, Olean Serfs. J
half to the Cuban Junia and to
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- missed an issue since it came into
the poor of New York City.
existence, and has put forth its
Mrs. Iono Whiting baa moved 2 rSTOar Good» ar« First Ck»?, and will b« s»’d »t Prices «• low as any
in I barney County. W« invite the People to Examine our Stock andJPiis«»
best efforts to develop he re-
England docs not want an arbi­ her household goods and post olTice j 2 tcfcro Purchasing Elsewhere. Mail orders receive prompt attealism.
sources of the county, It will tration treaty to insure the peaca­ into her n»w resideno.
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continue to do so; and it will not ble settlement of disputes with ns,
E. B. Reed and his son, Em­
be fount! wanting in any public but to lie our hands in case she mett, are still very sick.
enterprise that tends to build up gels into a scrap with seme other
County Supt. Byrd visited the
nation.
Silvies
valley school during the
our county, our town, and our
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i week.
society.
Inasmuch as there has been
Di. Horton received a fine large
no change in the sentiment of the
show case and a desk and more
senate, or of the people, since that
IT IS TELI.ING.
Christmas goods yesterday.
The Democratic party is a pos­ arbitration treaty with England
OREGON
BURNS,
C. B. Johnson, of John Day, is
itive force in politics, ant) its aim was rejected, we fail to see w hat
in Burns in the interest of a tele­
was definitely stated in the Chi­ Mr. McKinley’ has accomplished
McCLAIN & WILLIAMS,, Proprietors.
phone line from here to John Day.
by
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negotiating
another.
cago platform. Mistaken or not,
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Too proprietor* of this large raid commodious House are expcriaECtd
The Klondike housewife, so
that platform today is the only
Inasmuch as non combatants they say, her worthy spouse im­ hotel ke«p«rs.ar.d the public is assured good ac.ommodatiens.
positive plan for currency reform
advocated by a party. Hitherto continue to starve to death it- the plores, to brush the gold dust from
the arguments of the free-silver towns of Cuba, we would suggest his boots before he comes indoors.
advocates have been met, not by that Gen. Blanco pay less atten­
France anil England had quite
iTSr*Parties dwr:ng regular beard are requested to esnsalt the
arguments and telling facts, but tion to advertising his reforms
a battle in Africa. London au­
only by mere assertions without and more to feeding the hungry I
thorities are trying to suppress
precedent and in many instances and giving them an opportunity
the news, bat it is evident that the
by wholesale abuse. Notwith­ to earn food for themselves.
matter is giving them no little
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standing, the advoentes of silver
worry.
nave continued their active cam­
Wl.al in the deuce did that gold '
The best orchestra music ever I
paign of education. Their litera­ bug monetary conference mean
ture is spreading 1 iglit in the when it said that “the great body rendered in Burn.: at the produc­
ranks of the opposition. Such of educated public opinion" would tion of “Rebekah’s Triumph,”
literature, instead of being abuse come to the support of the legisla­ Dec. 15th. Come, if y ou love
,r L. C. Bl ¿'SER ¡ . iropr’ttor. 4
and sarcasm, contains solid infor­ tion it will reccommend to con­ music anil a good evening’s en­
mation about the money question, gress? Substitute “bought” for tertainment.
fortified by precedents, to which “educated,” and the statement will
Harney Lodge No. 77, I. O.
1 ,iis p. pu’ar Resort is furnished throughout in modern stylo.
intelligence and reason is paying be plainer and more truthful.
O. F. at its l ist meeting elected !
grave andjsober attention.
the following officers for the Meo Priv.ito Club Rooms, gentlemanly bartenders, and drinks
mixed to suit your taste. You are cordially invited to make
It turns out that the apple par­ ensuing term: J. P. Zeigler, N.
this your headquarters whilo you arc in the city.
SOME DA r.
ings and cores of American or­ G.; Byron Terrill, V. G.; W. Y.
The free-silver theory' was chards are now dried a id shipped King, Secy.; II. M. Horton,
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adopted as a cardinal plank of to France, w here they are utilized Trcas.
democracy in 1S96. It is the e.x- by the thrifty French in the inan-
Inland Lodge No. 70, K. of P.
perience of political life that great facture of champagne, And this
change of policy upon the part of imported champ igne is regarded have elected the follow ing officers
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any political party is a change, by American snobs as much su­ for the ensuing term: C. E.
Keny
on,
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C.;
A.
B,
Mason,
not for one campaign, but for a perior to our home-made article.
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V. C.; J. M. Peebles, P; S.
term ol y ears, or a whole gener-
Mothershead, M. of F. : C. II. Leay«« Burns daily at 6:90e M.
Arri.-»« at C...a..0 k 4; !;,.«>»
tion. Hence it must he consid­
Those who are racking their Voegtly, M. of E ; Chas. 1
ered that the democratic partv
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i brains for suggestions as to what Pheeter.«, K. of R. and S.; F. ’
will for some years to come holdit|v
•ar government shall do with the Miller, M. of W.; 11. E. Thomp­
Faro Oneway 47.50. Round U.p iib
the plank adopted in 1896, either | (
money it gets from the sales of son, M. of A.; E. B. London. I.
as a primary principle of Par,V | t|K. p ,
...» ,’acitic railroads are unecess.i G ; A. M. Bvrd, O. G.
Through freight 3 Jets, a pound.
faith or as a secondary featuie of I
jrily worrying themselves; the de­
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iro
day«
notice
at any P. O. on tho routs and covered ccachss will
its policy. Thus, no matter if
I .• Caldwell and Henry Rich-
ficit cause«! by the Dinglev tariff
L* furnished for pawangars.
H. A. William?, Propr.
the democratic party should se­
will soon exceed the amount the ardson returned from Prineville
cure control hi some future time
The 1
government will reccieve for the y esterday afternoon.
and it will eventually—the free-
|
mile
race
between
Pin-Ear
roads.
silver policy would still remain a 1
^Steamboat Bill, was won by
feature of party pledges, to lie re­
It isn’t surprising that Secreta­ I latter. Fin-Ear broke down and1
deemed when the party secured
ry Alger should advocate, in his was beaten in the lime of 26'Ll
political power.
annual report, our follow ing Eu­ flic old horse has been very faith i
JOHN SAYER....
... .Proprietor.
ropean customs by establishing fu! an«l his friends are verv much
“Money,” a non-partisan mag­
more high grade military officers. disappointed. Mr. Caldwell hail
Sitaated oa Silvies river 1 mil* East of Earns, near tha bridge
azine published in New York,
He doubtless thinks that .is long matched him to rim Harry N
has the following to say concern-
as we follow Europe in financial three-eighth mile dash Dec. 3.
Customers will receive GOOD FLOUR fr«m
>ng the recent elections:
matters it’s just as well to do so but nllowt'd them to take the
forfeit
money
as
his
horse
was
in
“The results of the 14 slate in everything. There is certain-'
.Good Wheat
no condition to run.
elections of 1S97 have «lemon. i tainly as much sense in one as
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strated beyond doubt that the sil­ ' the other.
ver issue will become an impor­
l..«wen Items.
tant factor in the election for 1
Additional Local1«.
President in I qoo . In addition to
Frosty nights.
W I) HUFFMAN.
BURNS, OREGON
the silver issue, there bids fair to
Geo. Buchanan w*s aeon on our
Occasional
showers.
be reopen« d the whole currency streets ytrtcrday.
Stock looking well on the lake.
question, an 1 a war to the death
h. i„>k„i
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Its
too bad "Father
” Bowen has
between Government «in rcncy (0 wear overall» to tovn.
1’. 11. Gray has in a good stock
and bank notes based upon C jc.)'*“ 1
of
merchandise i.i h's new st re
Mrs H. C. la'vi'ns ri'ceivej h«'r
eminent credit.
new pisr.o )a»t Monday.
Alvin Spurlock ami Guy D ck-j
FIRST CLASS §
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Generai Merchandise
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Call and inspect our Stock,
isfaction as to quality ana pi ice
guaranteed.
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All Treated Alike. Table Service the Best.
1 his cut represents
load oí Goods as it appeared at the
Union Passenger Depot, Portland.
Burns Ontario
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¡Buy your goods from the Largest
BUCKS!
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Wa are inform*«! that a »on of W.
An exchange say, some polit i- |T. Hill and Clydo MeChir* of Har­
cians have curious ideas of Go«l. ney are ill with pneumonia.
Early in the Ohio campaign
II. Fl. Mace lias just returuc«!
Mark Hanna said, “God is a re-
from the railroad with a new piano
publican." Mark’s reason for
which be purchas’d thraugh II M.
this was the fact that w heat had Horton.
gone up to a dollar a bushel be-!
Mr. and Mr«. Capt A. W. Waters
cause of the failure of crops in
entertained th«' luembera of the
Russia, Argentine and India, and
Easttr Star lodge at their home
therefoi e God w as a repub'ican
three mdea east of Rum« last night.
as he was helping the party by The amuaemeiit oorwi «ted of Pro­
causing crop failures elsewhere.
gressive Hearts. Mr». C. E Ken­
yon and J W. Sayer won first prise.
W.J. Brian am! wife, accom- Mrs II C. Levans and Cap« A. W
panic«! by ¿«-Governor Critten- <>ow-n won the "beohy” yrire
enson have gone to Lakeview af-
te Hour, th«- former will load to.
M.ison A London, and the latter
for himself.
who buy at the .low
est prices and in
Q*u«ÆLxrtitie<£
competition and can fill all or
iden.
BUCKS!!
Has ‘250 thorough-bred bucks,
and will sell them from 4 to 8 dol­
lars each.
Tours for Business.
W alter Gray is after a load
freight for P. II. Gr iv.
D N. Catteison ha* moved
I lame v.
B. F. Au«mus is on the r
with freight for H.l'nes,
Pe pie around the lake are
praying for a mild winter with
little snow.
Now cm > Tin x.
firm in Eastern Oregon,
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