East Oregon herald. (Burns, Grant County, Or.) 1887-1896, March 06, 1890, Image 2

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    BURNS ADVERTISEMENT!?
¡tor of the Philadelphia Press 1 tereecring N' boundary line of Har­
high
and
Lw
withMt
dirtinctio«
ney
counts.
thence
E.
to
NE.
cor
­
THE HERALD
g-cos to Russia as minister.
working age.
n»oo»-f»>u<* eor-
ner of Tp 188 R 36 E: thence 8. oo
’S t •*.- r-c.-*J - w e iss r sie««-
Tbs. Presidential prodamatira £ line of said county to -'E cor­
porations. and syndieaiew. Whowe
Mr. Reed’s puppets, th- Republi­ opening th- Si ci r-rerrati<ns in ner of Tp 23 8 R -36 E thence AV
sole air-i is to get the reins <rf
to place of teginniug
Polling
ern&ent
in
their
own
fingers,
and
can
member» of the Heure. have South Deeota to settlement, was
« . t> Bl>
plao- a: Drewsry halL
sent
out-
from
th-
White
H
.-use
run the machinery in their own in­ , hw—vl~ol rrrl their master’s sedeas
Jrt»-.£s L G;tt:ng*. AA tn. Alt-
terest. The Democratic party has sol the new Rules have teen adopt- Monday afternoon.
now.
and Tbe* Howard.
The ato*-odminia<raDra Repub­
at all times. uA uj>x> all «cask®#,
by the House. The Democrats
Cixaxa: R-T-t. Reed and Chas.
27P.SS.
thrown bomb* into their rank.« utads manly protests against being lican Senators did not make much Kenyon.
Leadine Merchant
of Harney Count, ’
striving by every hoexwal-le wav robbed of their rights but their ar- of a showing when ;t <atne to a vote
Drew-er precinct constitutes
-------- DEALER LX--------
and meat.* to break their power gs.^e-u did n -t eitzse a single Re- on the confirmation of Mr- Mor­ Road district N'o. 6. with L Stal­
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING HATS. CAPS.
and inSoene*. The people of Ore- publican to v-x .- against th? edict gan the Commissioner of Indian lard supervisor.
•c
BOOTS. -HOES. GROCERIES. HAKDAVARt
.- rase creek
k»>v
¿ mu . LK xs the f tbe I«;-«—n ibody - :pp -«r-i they affair*. Onlr two of them voted
STOVES TINWARE CRO< KERY. GLASSAVW
Commencing at SW. corner of Tp.
wnu.r»«..«
Re publican party supp.se- Dem«- w -uLL Now that the bars are -down against the omimitwn.
P
aints . OILS. GLASS. PUTTY. THE CELEBE a TD
178
B
M
■
thence
N".
to
NVT
The ffemocratic iead-.-rs tn thr
■MMt* wse <Mt Ire J. m . ; racy »o te aseeep and not awake to ar. J that Cengre»» practically con-
r -: Tr 24 S R 34 E: thence E. SULTANA RAZORS. AND I X L” CUTLERY. AVIJ b
««*” »«■ .«v be.<w» ij.,
interest i-'jd welfare?
fists of Speaker Rred and tbe Seu- Hoes* are now patiently waitir g t to NE. corn»-? of Tp -4 8. R 3*> E:
CIGARS—AND A THOUSAND OTHER ARTICLh
TOO TEDIOUS TO MENTION.
ate there i# g- it r- •-inc amc-nz as- rt-in imt what pr-.-gram the , thence 8. on E. line of Harney coun-
Republicans prop ■*? ad< t ring r ~ tv to SE- corner Tp 27 8 R 3» E;
that
thrifty
cla**
of
people
who
T he rex.nty-seat .- »ti ui-'t-t.n
Chsarsst H:-s= in Eastern Oregon f:r Cash.
whi-.h we ar- a l itiv-rerted '-’e thr'. - on extravagant government that they have evervthing their thence AV. to place of leginning
Polling place at Stauffer A Sweet-
are for Burr.«. • :ar- enr .r.’cr- app*upriatiocs. an 1 if ooe may own way in that lody.
ser’s bead-juartere on Crane creek
'«Ut i» bere: n>4 oedy tà.x* "ut we _ .lz- from the nu:>ber of sebemre
J: u '. es : David Carey. L Temli.
COC
STY
COURT
:•!:<
EEniSG*.
4
are p».-r*ta»ded :« tbe prvp-er place m,w lef r C-xsgr-«* calling for
Geo. Shelly.
• js
I
X
for thè «òuntv town, li is thè best large at.-«a** of m»u»y which seem
C lerks : Grant Thompson and
Tbe County Court has been in Cha*. I’etereon.
l.aKSii -n in thè <■ unty. k i» toe t • have tr.; e: 1 r- :n,ent f ¡-».ling
B urns C irculating t . ibra ;80 LICIT
Crane creek ; r cinct corot.taring
Republi . - tr.-y Lave reof- n f-^r -■=-*-:.«n since the Feb. 24th. 1« •'
1
.
.
-.- R- ad dist.’ t N T, with I‘avid
AND
rii « set thè railr-:«ad. Yr.-t ocn-
r. **. aitbougl. cotmderbly delayed Carey a* supervisor.
a.
.e.
y
a*k-
if
*
-Breid
Le
voted
BOOK 3ZCHANGE
try ir ani .« ve tiLax. ‘-.«-r. rio
hlvies
by petition» m-d • s* peti'iocs in
IS THE HEZ a LD BriLDIMG-
7- .-
.1 .
tba! ia thè virenity yf anv -xatr
at ' ' V. corner of Tp.
tn?matterofre-*i.ttrie:l:.gtbeco:"i- C mmere
Mis. GB a
L: b > akias .
town. The besin «* ra-n cf Bums tmpey. Tr.-r -. re-.Ty may safely
2 S. R. 31. then«- N.
N'W. cor­
bave c-5-n-i a ojun-houie, grati*. •?..* ...at or. the I'-n. reratsof tbe Ht are •y. -h-nrigig old ad ei
ner fTp. 15 8. R. 31 E: thence E.
new precincts a* follow», to-wit:
.n N. line of Tp. to where same
ai»I to foot thè expec«e f zl . . z ' to keep it posted ra what ( xcing
CTRST
I ewres the river, thence northerly
if ti. y ear.a .t c ' j k th* extrav­
:he wwnty rw«ed«_ AVith all due
z*
Cotnmen -ingat a poir.t a tl.
a-.- fl. «ing tl.e course of sail river
deforenee to Haraer City or ary agance-.
ty lire retwven ttra-a a: 1 Hzrr.-y to a r-.l : intersecting the Tp. line
Senat
-r
Blair
spoke
four
days
on
atber p:int*. if aay, we are oun-
eoartie«, a; tbe N. E. corr r «fTp between Tpa. 17 and 18; thence E
ptOed to aay thatour town bas eev- hl* educational l<ill this week
r.
- -
. ■
- to N E. co • r : Tp 1« 8. R "2 E
tainìy thè advzt.tage. we t;.ir.k. in The «>pf»r.. r.- - of this me xsure in AV -ra-rofTp li»R. 27«E
thence S. to 8E. corner of Tp. 20 8.
- -
• -y 8. to 8 E. • rner of Tp. 21 ■' of H R _ 2 E: thence AV. to 8AV. corner
everv resject. AVe do not «rasure
H_r..cr C.ty fot thè effort :1* .ri­ .•.iatly t*> de« at it. and now they 24 E_: t’.ence AV. to S. AV. rer r cf ofTp ’3) ~ R 31 E. to place «.f be-
Tp 21 - R. 24 E.; (ferae *
ginnir.z. Pc.Lr.g place at AV alter
i
reo* ite n.aking it i» :.
for ar - xsfidently daiming that a nu-
■ - f Tp. 22 8 R J . I Cr* *s re ■i !-a ;-«i Trout creek.
.
r:ty
;.:t..-,-
renal;*.-
are
ji.-ir
1
them to do *o.
i (brace AV to X W. «-«orr -re
JtDGE«: A. AVintermier. AV alter CAPITAL
ua- - --.andCha* Byer.
Tbe effor mode by thè btirines« again*-, it. In spite of this claim 8 R. 23 E: th--nre? S on w -t
C lerk -: Stephen AV cods and
ral impreseioa i* that the darv line of said county of Harney
men of ibi* place is eeruinly a th- a
F E Bracn. President,
i '«V m M F all , Treason
tor AV. corner of Tp. 27 8. R 23 I'crton
bill
will
pass.
pon nnd
zrnt indù .mmt t- tax-parere V
E. H ughes . Vice-President,
E. Thence E on a line between
M auKin
Roa
1
.
t
No.
4
«.--me
boon-
|
Col Lam at. who was formerly Tp* 27 sad 2*. ~ ■ « 8. E. e rr. r
v.te fot Bum». The b..l<i:.'.£ of-
■ ’
. a '■-
zrolia/ble
salb
dfc?
fored i* suitable in every r-sp» t. Mr. C.eTri/.r-i - private e - retary.
thence N to ed supervis.c.
ar.d wiil answer tbe purjose ir. wa* in Washington this week for the meander line along N. Lo : .-
riry*;
ra at theo£ce <f tkeJ^^H
BCRNS
.
U nited
teode-1. for nuite a numìxr arcare, part of a «lay. He .-aid his vifit ry line • f H arner and Lake, i hence Commencing at NE. cor.cfTp.19S.
J. D. Shaw,
westerly on said meander line to
antil tbe eounty «etile* up a rei we was a business one. but lot» .f peo­ where tbe same interred* the II R. ■>• E: t!.- .-. - AY. t N. AV. ccr
2-3--tf
tier of Tp I 8. R. 28 E
Ba 8
feci abie to build su-'n a court- ple thought there might nave been . -.- t»
i! linai p
rl
ire...-
1,1 proof
to 8 W. corner of Tp. 22 8. R 28 B
ju-t a little politic« mixed up with N. to N. E corner • f Tpre' *
_ ----------
d Receivl
house a* tbe eitizen* desi*
(brace
E.
to
8E.
corner
of
Tp.
22
i. lSBO.viz:
tbe business.
• bracw W. toN'E. corm r'fp 25.
Bar
* R _• E th r • X • N E
r, 3. R. 2' E: then * t 8AA’
BREWERY.
The
Democratic
congress
for.al
19, for the
•fTp.
'
- i
nee E to
xYf’
* T he H e » ald u . has beer, and
ner
ofTp.
23.
S.
R
2o
E:
thence
AV-
ampaign eommitte-.- is practi alir
: Tp. _4 S R. 31 E: thence
will be in the future, a strairK out-
r.
• -re: _ 8.R.27E
oroplete,
and further rdimmidc *- thence N . to place of beginning.
PAUL LOCHER
• HE
•
\ - - 8. R. 31 E:
PROPRIE
t-AstaMNB. and-out Democratic pap
de­
> thence AV. to NAV. corner .f Tp. 21
.
at
a*
to
it*
organization
is
not
In
tl.
-
pre«
ir.ct
four
polling
places
B U R N S. O R E G O N
voted to the interest of the party,
.: .- i a- are hereby established as follows: S. R. 31 E ther.ee N. to place of
rrvitig .e . . ’ - :..i i
•-ci.a--.ing P
z p’.ac -.No 1.
----------------- ---------- -------------------------------------- —.
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HE A HI
No. I—At the new school Louse ' ■ Town Hall in Burns, and N'o 2. at
The coant v-se at' i «-.ion. remem- his party, d- v
g alf:. energies nitely known whether Senator Gcr-
man
will
accept
tbe
chairmai
iship
near
Geo.
AVilliam's
place.
John
Garrett's
residence
on
Emi
­
Usn«,'
Ur citizen* of Harney county, is ¡n behalf of the »am he is only
b III 1.»
Na. 2—At Gaylord's place at grant creek.
»irictly a i»n»;a»-.-s proposition to lx- csrrvinE out bis »->a=- T.ti .us cor.- of the committee, which is now be­
ing arged upon him bv tbe party Wagontire mountain.
At
A ’V. AVr.ere.
n ■ t on ; Ufi.v -* principles.
. fictions, politically.
T. M rri-on. ar.d Cal. SscPheetere.
No. 3—At AVm. Hogan’s place,
1-
a
l
r*.
Notwithstanding, we do not ct-n-
C lerks : Geo. McGowan and H.
Tn ? hearing* in the Ohio bs-Hot- in Up pt r Silver ereek; valley.
wbo has just re- »sre any man, personally, for be­
F;:< •< Mr. < ••
No. 4—At Warm Spring ranch, C. Levees.
Lox
forgeries
investigati
n.
which
iu AVarn, spring valley.
Jririt»: At Emigrant creek. Jno.
turned from Portland, ire learn that lieving and advocating a different
were us d by Ohio Republicans to
SAYER ¿ TORE
in the «ait brought by the United policy antagonistic to ours, but the
Judge$ ar.il clerks cf election as i Garrett, F. G. Biutur, and AA’m.
ay, 7th
get even with each _ oth r on old follow»:
Smith.
Ätr-.Ä.
Stat ■ - for r* overy of lands claim» ! gross mistakes,the mammoth swin­
score*. Lave been cl- se i, all wit-
C lerks : Rott. Ziiky ar.d Tim.
Kc*:$ rvz*'<-*;r es h&a i t xrjv »*- k -f
« ■ i7:*> ■ N
I —J- : SK9:
by the Road U’vtr.pany, decision dle«. arel fraud* perrx-trated by rao-
n- *-e- di- hr.rg-'l arel th: c liirnit- M A'. Smith, R J. Bak r, and Geo. Donovan.
»a- £ v..i in favor of th? Company nopolie« and corporations, and un­
tee adjotitntd subject to the cal! of M. Williams
Road district N'o. 2. same boun­
doubtedly an- tione l by tbe party
in cv« ry instance.
’looring-,
G lebes : D. F. Awbrevand E D. daries and Chas. Zeigler. »upcrvi*t>r.
its chair:: an
The last bearing
in power, lead? us to believe, with­
wild horse
was highly sensationaL Foraker Eaker.
Tur new» that w got from tl.e. out a ihad jw cf doubt, that it is call i Gr -ven a liar, sr.d V>’c«>d
Pou v • i’ - B N 2—8. r . H .• - Commencing at th’ SW. c mer of
Moldings.
* NOTIC
only
through
the
Democratic
party
ton.
John AV. Ammons, and AV. D. Harney county and running then« e
I lah elections show conclusively
stat-rd that the:..-g< d d cunic-r.t was
N.
on
AV
boundary
line
of
raid
can
we
eflect
the
reformation
ne-:es-
,
Arnett.
that polygamy in that country i»
pre par d ' y F raker, H_iddand
»■•••anty to N'W corner »fTp. 37 S.
C lerk «: Geo. II. Brown and E. R. 2ri E: thence E to NE. corner «.«f
2T2. vistió
virt'tally dead, and which 1» ’cer­ sarv to prove to the worl 1 that man himself. Wood Las been detected
Kurtz.
ri Peter
Tp. 37 S. R 31 E: tl. .x-e E t • a
tainly a God-read to all moral, is capable < f relf-government.
liman,
in a g 1 many
but there are
PcLLISC PLA- E N 3—JrixIES: point d :•- 8. of SE.
1 i 10 V
rner of Tp.
pure-min-l-sl peep!- f the United’ Feeling a« we do, it w^al 1 1« irn-, lots of folkswb-
- - pret­ R. AV. Nickels, J. A. AViiliama, and ■ Y; 8 R 32 E: thenc - X to SF.
States. Polygamy La» Leen a »tig- possible for us to run an indepi-nd- ty near tl.. truth in this last stat-?- H H. Elliott.
• ■ • er •"■*: -■■-'* S R.32 E: thraee
nia and a « irse r- -:;-g eu (hi*Gov­ ent paper, because our desire is to
C lerks : J. B Craig and AA’m. ?
. ,
• ’ : -
ernment, which v now hope L- work for the party, to. if possible,, How's this for paternal govern-, H ogan.
ard ptralii IS
a point *rh«• the
, increate
num; «.rs, it* strength.1
JXTew Machine
wiped out of existence.
PoLLitti P lace N • 4.—J udges : sa:. • ni-akesajog t th’ N'„thence
meet? Pi«Is Lave Lxea introduced
: and its usefulness, to unite the
conrintte E. ■ n *;'.:d
iar-1 line
by Ilepu-iican« in both H uses to R. J. AVillian..- James Walters, ami
E. loundary <f said e-xintv:
party, to keep down, as much a? iu
Is iac Fort r.
N B. A Good r-»s 1 all the wav.
prohibit any changes Icing male
T he rulings invented and put in-
8 to SE
(afraid
our power lies, all factions, all dis-
C lekks : F. S. R.il.-r and New­
■ ■
a ;■ 8p k .- R : .- . .
in the boundaries of any congress­ ell Hall.
|ty, and thence AV. on 8. boundary
i cords, and everything that has a
lire.- of the c «ir.t_ r to place of be-
another iaetanc? of the Repub­
ional district until after Congre--:
Curry
precinct
shall
conititute
tendency to divide or disrupt the
lican party, shown, z to the w rid
shall have made the apportionment R. <1 Distr. t No. 1. with Simon ginning. Polling place at AVild
party in our town, county, State, or.
Horse rar.ch.
Burns-Canyon Stage Line,
• inclusively the gradual weak­
'■ of Representatives on the returns of Lewis supervisor.
Government.
H arsv -,-.
ening of the party, which has
the cens is to Lc taken thia year. If
I. JEWITT. PsorRIETOB.
Knowing that in ‘ uni>n there is
— "
shak-
Isen shown in more thin cne in-:
Congress, or a majority thereof, can Commers ing at the N. E. corner of
«trength." we know that it is per­
ir.g bands with <ur neighbor J. C.
LZi’*« 7 c --» oe 5¡o-c*y». <e.r
Frida;». at • a a
stance bjr the popular vote; when­
make such a law there u no limit to Tn 22 S. R. 34 E Th ce AV.
re » wi.h’Lx' ciar.- I ñttv.’V. tr.iukevipw
at Bam*.
fectly natural for the Republican
N. AV comer of Tp 22 .- R. 34 E; AV- ¿lev, Tuesday last.
ti«x ■ for rifxrfTf»
ever it party will nrert to anv
what it may not do.
th--r.ee N. three miles to center cf
party in counties or States, where
—Highland (Va.) Reorder: “If
means, however de1 asing or ilk-gal,
Representative Grimes, of Geor­ the E. line cf Tp 21, S. R 33 E.
the Democratic party has a small
is similar to a drowning r un catch­
gia. left a AV ashington h tel because thence AA'. to the AV I:-.- fTp. 21, three men buy a horse and pay a
majority, to if possible cause a split
hundred d »liars for it. one of them
ing at a straw; tLey feel they must
rerson'sl jagazinepor t S90.
a negro was seated at th- same ta­ S. R. 33 E; thence N. "o N. E. cor- paying a third, the second one a
in the Democrat ranks, thereby
soun g i the wall.
ble with him. Public opinion here r rofTp 21. S R j- E; thence fourth, and the third a fifth, what
gaining a victory for themselves.
AV.toN. AA’. corner of Tp. 21. S. R.
say« Mr. Grimes did right.
------BEST AND CHEAPEST------
32 E: thence 3 to S AT. nier of is the sh_re of tach man?”
I but we have (us much confidence in
T mr B s .» t - t nr»—and t. v, > g are f- >m acme of the nr. •’
Representative Blount's bill au­ Tp 23 S. R. 32 E. t
Tin: Republican organs and lead- the Democrats of Harr-ev countv
-e E to S
a-io? :Tr 1 tv :< be bee? pc: * < r
f. ; h wn?e-» a* Mr». LfK . H. H
—< >nly last month T he H erald are
- •■«» _•__ _ of * *a
- aw.
.a mould
a •
•
• thorizing the Postmaster General to E corner Tp. 23 S. R. -4 E: thence
SU5. irack I.ec FcrcL- A.:-vr Vani Er - 1. E Ja Hicri *
H.-«aM reel
ing _ — piliticians
this
Htate
e •> e of Their txa?
ivta. Eieh* r.we!e » bl «1 cearly vre hw
recorded th death -f the youngest ec<
to believe for an instant, they will
will
be
fires
darts»
’
he
year.
N
to
N
E.
corner
Tp
22
S
.
R.
34
erect
post-c-lHce
buildings
in
all
have the people of Oreg»:» believe be lol into any such trap, and es­
child of Mr. ar.-l Mrs. V»’. G. Pierce T hr F f ^ t H.» u * xh ' ld DreiRTHT-yr.—EmbrariBff arfielea oskeattKirartl
ether eu xe f i: rahxaUe to the hx ’>- i
that tlie L’emncratic party, to far ‘ pecial y at th*. vrninjel.-cticn. This toms where the gr«s« receipts «X- E. the place of beginning. Polling of Enterprise. and this month it is < famakiE«. i!w tarsrn ki c. ec
place
at
school
hou.-e.
it F zmiom I-rritmAT-Givisc rhe la’ee? asd fb-t-wr aerire«
our s.'. i duty to report a second 4- T . hr B ••-.
as the State is cotxrrrned, is virtu­ being tite first general election held c —I ♦■!.<.’a years is warmly »?•
- - a . ’ - T
- ' - '
' •
•
. :i
pl.
J1 nr.:, T- -wf ter. R. F. Clay­ death in th-, same family, of the v«md-es>><raTic£h; mo . x nu-»i»« dr«.*• pattern K««cibly.
ally dead; that Gov Pennoyer was in the county, we hope and believe proved by Mr. AA'anamaker.
T
he I f‘Y F» n ; ’••- rk P attelx —Met vf i rri j*:: '<-•! in.
-«
-:
’i
pool. ard J. C. But klat.d.
young-st daughter. Bertha. which a=d moat popular deaftgsa» prvdaerd at home a&d at r^dri
>- nat». M «->dy 1...» i-.tr Ju d a
elected to the ofiice of Governor by that every D ne- rat will put his
C lerk «: Geo. Zumait and Jno. t- k place Tuesday night. The T hi R est ~ tei ; E n : r ivin >—-Rt « - :» r-.v :he edr DaiEaaiBe cvia« tiRK
a.1 enxrxriBo
’
ac-ident; that our leader* are not f'i «uldor t > the wh«-«L arel by th«-ir bill providing for th erection of a E. Roberts.
sympathy of ev
T hr • hea .’ e « t -- a « -
r-.rr?’ -. riT « m much cf ir’erxa?
Lor
is
with
the
doubly
t-ireav<.d
worth a picayune: that the party vote establish, beyond a <1 «ubt, Har­ p-stoffice building in all towns c-f
ekimt
J-a Fnce to « r hi a the rea h vt ererybody.
The a* ovcconstitute* boundaries
lus become disheartened and will ney n unty as one of the Democratic 4,000 population.
of E ad J -lstiict No. 3. with Chas. pare nts.
TERMS: #2(0 A YEAR IN* ADVANCE
Senator Pierce bos introduced a Rush z* supervis* r.
make no eff- rt for supremacy. AVe I counties of Oregon.
ELEGANT PREMIUMS FDR GETTING UP ULO
Ttir Burns Eire
pauj.
bill for an agricultural corr. mission
•
k
•'?
a y
- • - er>-^v;«g ~Tba T*'!
FINX CSZKK
wish to inform our lopubhcan
The Democracy of Harney may
iKrieeof maeof uarstaadaratHflHM^H_
friends that Democrats are not rest assured cf the fact that tbe Re to investigate the cause for the prew­ Commenci.aj at the S. AV. corner of
•
*.
* r»he Better
of the Hah.
j
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: h as ext-a <-»
one year, and rk»«
made of th's kind of material. I>o pul iicc:.» wiil not leave a »tone un- ent unsatisfactory c-«nd it.mi of the Tp. 29 S. R .'3 E; thence N'. to N. at J. Durkheimt-r & Go's, st re to
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te.'t »‘.««k. t»at«vixutxm to the retter-op <
AV. comer of Tp. 18 8, R. 33 E; cf’-. - t a^'em.aftent Organizati -n.
they thir.k for a moment tliat the turned. or a < bor«l unstruck to ac- agricultural interests.
thence F. to N'E. comer of Tp. IS
For Larger Club«, rtill finer premiums.
Cal. Geer pr«-s;<i-:>t: M.
Th- Po«tnia«tcr G r. ml wants •”* R 34 E: tl. nee S. to HE. cor: - r
party, the Repul. 1: h « considered vwupli-h their end». They think
Send lar • *aa>ie e-c^y with fV.I TOfttetotaa, Addnn
N Feg’lv vice-president- Gerge
a
postal
telegraph
system,
embrac
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at the close of the war d< a J to all and work on the principle that "Ihe
of i p. 21 S It. 34 E; thence AV. to A oung, secretary; Henry Chambers.
PETERSON'S MAGMJ
intents ami purposes, buried s»> end justifies the mean«.” for which ing those cities having the free de­ 8W. corner of Tp. 21 8. R. 34 E;
306 Chestnnt st.,
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T he HesALnand PetenoD one year $3.60,
•l-eply that it nwrer, a* they believed we do not blame them, if their w *k livery system, to be established at thence N. to SE. earner cf 8ec. 13. ure; AA m \A <jod. fore-man: E-l. Jnv.
Tp. 21 8. It. : -3 E: thence AV. thr<>'
r- p G.Smith.
oxiid be re»urrecl»-d. Laving fought i-h north!«- manly t i g'.t-’ rad once. He made a long argument ceir rofTp. 21 S R. 3:1 E; thence l.-t -
its way to its pres-nt state of um - , work, But we wish to wam our par­ in its fav- r bef -re th • H use commit­ N* on AV line of Tp. 21 8. R -33 E. - ■
CoustttBtion and By-Law* read
f-ilneM and power, vi.l lamely sub­ ty in time, hoping it will stimulate tee on P<«stu31cew this week. H. toN'AV. . re-rofTp. 21 8 R. ::: E i y sevt.- n. approved, and ndoated.
mit and take a Lack-seat in the i and arouse a spirit of energy for the ' fo liev - it would I m great co .veui- lb n. • AV ,.n S. line of Tp. 2 • S R.
Membership twenty.
synagogue in any btate. county, ar work in our own ra:«ks. so as to enceand that it would be self-sus- •’ ■ L. to ¡lore<-f i-eginning. Polling
place at Fine creek srlwus l o lUM* I
precinct? IK nine rata are made of : make it certain that we may show tainirg
Adam F•-repaugh.It i« «id, never
JfiaRi; J. p. Gtarhart. J. H.
El-R< presentativw 8ym«*,of (.Col­
lietler mat -rial. AVe would have our whole strength at th? co rnu
sn.i’scd, i nr chewed tobacco nor
rfcw-rd.and Alfred Mark».
orado is here <.p|<e>ing Secretary
them to understand that every true elect-on.
C: ekk «: Ja». Andereoa and Da­ drar.k intoxicating l’»|r--!rs. His
1*0 y>a TU’ a
Mt'iiae’
AA'ind 'ui's silver I ill. Th? Hous- vid Miller.
•s was due to tlwwvcgh appli­
Democrat believes hi* ¡ arty to te
cati.-! tn Lis biH-r.«» ar.d to «hr wd
Medal for SXan’ey i< to e made com >iittee in charge of the Lili has
the people's party. ev< ry true lien.-
S17.50
$30.0-3
to
The al,..' »bail <-<<n«titnte R««a«l Ln»ir.-<s methods. He was kind at
ocrat believes that the leader* of
• *'ar At slab g >!d.
invited Mr. AVind»ni to appear be «’ -ir: • N’o
WARRA
a TED FIVE YEARS.
with Frcd Biisj su- heart—especial
..r. r.ials— Wi-h ,n at, .«es* « - h - »ritanM nmmaf Mr - sisuers " ">«*'
pervifor.
Democracy are working for th- best
Gen. lev’s mourn*.*nt will vnn- f"r it and onLmit h - r: ws
rough in exterior, fond of a joke,
$iO to ¿20.
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ckwskt
interest of the people and tho Car- veiled. May 15th to 29th.
Anetbcr lig R--« ullican editor
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Cora ? .«•*., ,j aj tl.e S’>V -rr r cf < f. except heads < f department,
ernment, w-.rking for equ.il r ebts
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Bill
for admission of Wyoming has been provided f.-r by the admin-
TP
' R. M E; Tl -t.ee N. to ar.-l be atur.ced to the smallest de-
Itaration.
Charles
Booty
BmMh,!
and protection to all. rich and poor, favoral ly reported in the House.
NAV vunxr f :p 1*- R. 35 E. taiL ¡.la.--'.;'—Ex.
UNT. Brown
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seo
for