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County Official Paper
The 15- st—
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MEDIUM
Frintxii. .
County
^^ÄuTICOSSÜLIDAIED JULY 22, 1896.
BURNS, HARNEY COUNTY, OREGON.
NO
40.
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Sts-««
We are not on'v prepared to
take your or
r a;-d measure for
one of the famous K. N. & F. Co
Suits or Overcoats, but hive a
tine lot of Gents Furnishing g-'>od.<
on hand.
Call and see us—get
prices, and look at simples.
Sisma» Ored
C’amp AViRoll W ill Soon
Sixth infantry to 1 . ri Thou . - ,
Ky
be Abiuiclonetl.
. V
Ninth infantry to Madison bar-
•
Camp Wikoff. Sept 3 —The pres­ racks, N Y.
ident anil secretary of war arrived
Thiiteentli infantry to Forts Col­
at Camp \\ ikofi’at S -l'>.
umbia and Porter, N. Y.
M -jar General Wheeler anil stall
Seventh iufantrj to Columbia
greeted Mr. McKinley, Secretary barracks, O.
Alger anil party on the station plat
Twentieth infantry to Fort I.eav-
form. Outside « thousand trixips enworth, Kan.
of the Third cavali*y were drawn up
Twenty -first infantry to I atts-
,'and the converted V yact Eilen in the
burg barracks, N. Y.
roadstead .-lowly boom <d forth the
president’s salute of 21 guns. Gen-
ral Whteb r met th»* praisdetithe I
WuHl Annexation.
I
cause
General
ShufUr
has
a
t
meh
V.
cf fever and »fas'
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»not
fad .........
able to i Manila, Sept .1—A Hongkong
I delegation reprerenting the sou »hern i
move from his cot.
Philtpp'nis ar.d consisting of the i
General Winder arranged L i­
best
and ricbest natives of I’aniiy,
the inspe .ion l-arty to go through
5era, v e'uua and Mindao, visited
the detention eamp, past Generi'.l
Shafter’s tent, win re the president United States Consul \\ illiama and
gre< t- 1 th-* commander of the San­ urg- .1 that every dl'ort ba ti.aite for
the annexation of the Philippine
tiago forces.
Islands. t he deputation declared
With the president, besides the
alíelas
,^'iie warlike mountain*
se -r-taryif war, were Vice Presi­
dent Hubart, Attorney General e is as we'l as those engaged in >
as well S3 outside” is what has made Griegs, Si i t >r I’rect or of Vermont, mercantile pursuits, would welcome
Biigi’.diir Gem-ral Egan, Biigadiet the Stars and Stripes.
the Ruh, DR than & i'isohei* C j . clothing so exten-
eiveiy copied by other makers. See that wide
shouldes’ canvas? St moans a tit that's fit to wear.
Sse th”t tv’r’e
canvas, extra stitched? it
mears a shapa that stays. Ths tape secures ths
pockets on ths inside; our styiss and prices secure
your smiies.
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JOHN F. STRATTON’S
C4.I.KBRATED
.
i
/ CiimiiidiamSteelStiinc,s
for Violin. Outlier. Mandolin. Banjo
I in-t M..i
E m : j I'l.it*
TAAB& t.W Wart.,: . . Ul to rtt: t bend to
atlj
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JOHN F. CTHATTON.
importer, Manufacturer <r:d Wholesale Dealf'*
811.813. 815. 817 E. Oth St.. N. V.
i 'C. tv ett .'inti I i !•-M irks olitained and all I’at-
j/'T' «'in» • «> nd tn. ictl x»>r modi » atc F ee «.
¡ O ur O ffice is opposite U.S P atent O ffice <1
1 .mJ we c.tn .'Ct ure patent in les» time than tho»«1 '
j remote from Washington.
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Send model, draxving or photo., wB1’ >’•
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J charge. Our fee not oue till p t
5
<A I • MPHLET. * How t »<>
1 cost of same tn the I .S. a
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I sent free. Address,
sC.A.SHC,. ■
<• O pp P atent O ffice W as *.
Absolutely Puro»
/V<rn pr.S. Journo
-^^0
Prof. w. n. rc®tn.
makes a tspooudty oj
Epilepsy, has witnowt
doubt treated and •«-
cd nioro cases than aay
| living I*hvsician; hia
| tiuccess is r.st-iRiahlafr.
Wo have heard cl easaa
o£ -o years' staadi«f
cured >y
J] him. He
/Rj J ptibllaheaft
M )3 valuable
fl
I ■ work ob
Fj
B nt his dis.
r\
rl I I 0,1
k <
t ¿A N ho sends
' - '*7 \3sJ»w 11 h
n
largo but-
tlo of hi9 absolute atire, free to any Hufferocs
v. ho intty send their I*. O. ami Expres-t address.
Wo ml . iso nnv .10 wishinj* ac»ir> to addr««a
Prof.W li. i’S’. D.f 4 Cedar. e.» H it r Too«
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They also eaid there are a thous­
IK
and men aimed with litL s near I
Hollo
ready
to
n
pport
the
Ameri
i
General *A 1 .cd» r was --„.-rounded
by a nunil er of Ins stafl’. Th- cur- cans. They refused to join the|
r.ages, precede I by the cavalry, ».-¡iimi.r for indepindence which they !
OR EGON.
BURN
wound up the hill toGeneral Win »1 consi'ler a mistake a,»: unpractica
ble.
.
j
er’s h» adquarters.
This tabe! on every rmrmont
Tho d- legations propose to inter- ;
The president took a long view of
Vjlt’l OC
view Generi.l Otis, the American j
the v, ide, treeless expanse, checker
All kin Is f M chine <".• ■
Mowi'.g and " ping Machinery,
id with regimental camps anil lios- command» r, to appeal to President |
Plows, Bic.'clo Sundries, etc.
; pilais, great parterres of canvas McKinley nml confer with Aguin
aldo's follower- with a view of ar- j
; amid stretches of grass.
ranging for a combined movement ,
( After a t to minutes
to insist upon annexation. They 1
l president drove through
tion camp to G> neral Shafter’s tent. also ask that insurgent regiments Garden Seeds and Sporting Goods.
The only
Ike general was in full uniform, be imrolled i;> the American army I
in Zernov Ce.
Tin
but his f.-.ee was Hush'd with fever. with American ollieers ami that th»- ¡
insurgent
chiefs
be
given
American
I
Ie endeavored to ri.e from the
Giv us a e.ill :»:>.! »-. v.ill (' nvinco you that wo can give better
RDSON & ST'r.VENS, I’l .'iNJi roes.
Lair in which he sat as the pri si appointments un !» r General Otis j prices than anyone.
Que i
rem
litis
at
Dakoor.
Aguinaldo
Xix '!•>
: dent enter» d the tent.
r *. ■.
lie recently wrote no impertinent
"Don't get up, general," said Mr.
d Cija-
I" :h result-
IT j IAL DIRECTORY
letter to ( 1 enera 1 I)ti-
McKiub .- as they shook Linnl.~,
STATE—uRLJOX :
»<1 in his receiving u -I -ip snub.
»
G. W. McBrh’v
I‘ You are entitled to rest. How are The insurgent leader will probably
e-wora
iTh« B. Tongue.
' you?’’
render liinnelf umenable to the |
i \\ . R. Eiiis
»•in;. asomen
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Yui r patronage solicitée-
< . M. i»lk;.iai
*’A little achy,’’ replied the gen­
¿discourteous
treatment
guaranteed.
A Rome/ **eacral .........
A mcrican authorities.
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. . h R Ki.ici.l i
er.-il, ‘'but otherwise all right.’’
THUS. ANDERSON, Prop
iecretary of ¿late
....
Burnt
. . .Phil, rieirvr.stii
f reti j r«r............................ R
.. G il Ir», in I
unt. l’iiì!io laRtructiou
1
The president congratulated
v»
Il
l.
’
Xiti»
8 ate Printer
R
K. S. Bean,
General Shafter on the Santiago Bine Bucket Mine Story Explod­
t . Wolverton
. > V.
W «I vcrn.il
Hupre.uo JuIg^s
Eurns-Canyon Stage Line
ed.
) F. A. Moore
Icampaign and after a few minutes
nixet ; i judicial district
Vegrfiblil of »it
rest
proceed»*»!
to
the
general
hos
­
District JiUsd..................... i>
M.OCLlFFOi-i*
J. A. II at . i . apay , contracter.
oiitri t At ./r.iey
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c. W.larrlBh-
pital.
The
soldiers
recently
arriv
­
In
convertation
with
Mr.
Arthur
’
^
CirryingU.S-M
iils
and
Eastern
Oregon
Express
Co
’
s
Expers
J ‘in
*s»* h ■ a’iv?
R.
O. L Patterson
kind» when In
B-ef, I’ork
Jo.at je.i.t; -r
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L*ave Burns Tuesday.Thursday,Saturday,for Canycn City) ed oi. the transports and d lain-d Horn, i substantial stock raiser |
ill the detention camp lined up and lancher of western Malheur' |(ar,|t Butter and
COVMTT —II ARNET Î
S«»»on
. C. P. Rutherford.
County j.liga
nd intermedi t >oints, Fare
irregularly on each s:de of the road county, mid who, by the way, lias
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11.
Koi
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«Slurk
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J. C. WelrtHti ■
Fre&B’iror
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and ' heeled. Mr. McKinley tool; had considerable experience in
t ’ ‘ A. M* lxiDU”’**
i il . • - ir ................ ......... 1>
íVtri.T....................................... (!>' ..A . j. McKinnon
1>41 his straw hat then and scarcely pn>s|H-cting and mining, the Advo­
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B
.»K*.
iLsjMsar
d ’uval bu »•’intondent
tin ... I W M C. . I B.'rti
put it on for more th in a ininut:.- or cate man’s f tner abiding faith in
’*’ >*
Mto»k 1
A. B. Marks
íD)f
A.a.a!h
two
at a lime during the remainder the story of the Bine Bucket dig-»
Gv*>. H k ^ cv
R F WHITE, VtCf-S’F.rsrot'.T
offk e :
HOWARD SEZPEE. Pwi
of his progress through the camp. gings received a blunning blow*.
Thoiras Jor.of
Miss Wh-eler, daughter of the gen­
a A.Cowing
Mr..11 -ir: informs us that in* had Gri vc trim cl Ojnt'’ 1
eral, happen» »! to be in the tiist row a cousin 'll that noted emigrant
if the hospital tents and sbe show» »1 train that is n ported to have dis-i
the president through her division. covered gold» n nuggets by the blue
SOCIETIES.
\7
General Wheeler announced in bucketful on their route through j
8YT.VA REBEKAH Deere« N®. 41
tir each ward: “Bovs, th-* president Oregon in m> early »lav. This
Meat.every u- and sa We<1ne.a.y-
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VlssJeni !» MrPhe«»'*'»’.<'.
U.K L*> a Z.liler. Ke.-.
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has come to see you,” or "a< Idiers, you g man drove a wagon in that
.<• ; r» sid» rit of the Unit. -1 States.” identical train dining all its tortu­
A. 'j. W. Bu rus Ledge. No
A Genera Rankin« Li.:sinoss Transacted
S .me of the soldi rs: l -1« pt uncon­ ous meandering, yet never once
. anS llhThur.rtají.
_
WeetBev
Il M ilertun, SI. W
DEALER IN -
scious,
(Ollie listlessly raise»! upon heard of the fabulous discovery of
ONDENCE
INVITED
J .W Sajcr, Ree*
their elbows, others f-eblv clapp-d g i|»l that has in later years earned*
1IA.BIDW xxlLj£ CROCKfcry
-- -r ^
*\¿, * _,• Xa’ '*■'
I so many thousands cf beli-'Ving
their hands
HARNEY i .03; k . no . n, i. o o r.
«i.-.,a: o 1J r«l» ex. Kall.’vry •
■»:
Mr. McKinl. v gently shook han.h pro.'|H ■ tors to go on fruitless
M !.. Lev •
*13 p ES,
♦
:
HMMUNÍTI01-
GUN ò .
i . p. Zeigler, Per?
TINWARE.
with many and at every cot hr search:» for elusive Blue Bucket
paused at ins'aut, cud if he saw the g >1<! fields.
«A HIM; IIOI* IN < OSMit rU'N, Bley«!*». N*»|»S M««bi»ss,taa
sick man lo»-kii>g at him he bowed
C- A SWEEK,
Th-- fact that this gentleman, wh >
in «direct and p rsonal way.
would be in»,st lik» ly to know about its. lepa-r»-'. promptly and «aii»ra«tur»lly
attorney at l kW,
i He had mar,y short talks with it, had such a rich discovery ever
I
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OFFf«1»-
Birg»,
the men ar.d seeme-1 in n-> hurry. been made, lived a long ami useful
He almost outwore the patience of life in • >r< gon ami never went back
ail bis patty by Lis alow going over the truil which he knew *o well
indicate« that be placed no credence
through it«i 1 after ward.
President M- Kinley was in camp in the sto.y of gold that has since
It ii o" ' t ;be String-»t Compa- ies in the World.
REAL ESTATi AGENT.
but a few hours when he decided it become so widely circulat' d.
Gencial Ludington
Webb C. Haves.
mid
Maj r
I
CRESCENT BICYCLES
¿ünes-UkuUû
Shop
CI Y MEAT MARKET
C. II. VOEGTLY
CALBWELL, IB.’.HO
Why Evrey lían Liculd Insure
Everything'
næic!
BECAUSE
X'JTART PÜZI.II
CR^CON
'
3TT3?TS
Í JT*.*«. ti.~®» before V
Dr. W.L. Marsden.
HYSItlXN
OSioe
suns»
Cheap tor Cash.
At]
AND
SDRGtun
at
Ri'tdwc
OK--ON
-rrr f 1*7 17«5 FN» in asse*« and a record o
ing-iil of wl’.i h tini* it Ins stealilv incr s«-d i
. . ,-rpv. REt \Us*E you can berrow rr.oney
p.-- r rt 5 per cent per annum. aft»r your Policy
vears in f< ree.
was thf I- st thing to get the tr.eips
aw > fret: Montauk Point os KM >11
rosfible. Toe volunteers nil!
Í2 yrsre. <lt:r ■ L«p sent home on furloughs ar.d
stri i gt! •>
some of the regular» will l-e dis-
i.rn tic Ceni r. «<1« fas follows:
as l<-n thr<e
Thir l cavalry to F rl Ethan Al­
len, Vermont and Jefferson barracks
Missouri.
Hath eavslry to Fort Myer, Ya .
r<»re a d Fort Wadawcrth, N. Y.
lier
Third infantry to Fort Snelling.
Minn.
Fourth infantry t, Fort M»rri<ian.
HS
While we are aware that it is ex
tnrmely unp pular to even Migg'-st
that the exist» nceofthe Blue Bucket
digzings is a myth, y> t the fact that
it lia« so long sueceMfully eluden the
lx-«t p sted prospectors weald natur­
ally give rire to a suspicion that a
gilt edge, gmirv night-horse dream
had at « -me time been werked oil
on an unn j > ting ami gullible
public to th« .tent that nnrr good r
dollars have b>-*n spent and will i
erntinne to i-e spent in search of i
son.'-thing th it rever was—Vale,
Adv .rate
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ti IIOI.E«ALK DEALER IN
Fine
Kentucky
a
Fir»t door «outh of Post Ofiief.
Whiskies