East Oregon herald. (Burns, Grant County, Or.) 1887-1896, November 12, 1890, Image 2

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ADVERTISEMENTS
Sleep M
I
A good house and lot. situated,
weeks' session of Legislature, and.
THE HERALD
Seven miles south of Burns,
inthetownof Burn», can be pur­
dou' »less 1 elieviug the e«d justified
Parties having sheep for sale tons of tine hay for ssle cheap
chased cheap, for cash House
the means. Gov. Bil.b signed the
VEDXEèPAY MOVE* MF Ki. I *•-
will please apply to R. Hickson. Green Hudspeth. He offers to fur­ well built and furnished inside, con-
bills When tlw hoiiae* were in
Ellens! urgh. Washington, stating nish a comfortable cabin, that can mining 4 rooms and one »tore
joint session Senator Titus always
Edit r.
■. at I*
tv. c. nvun
and giving full particu- 1« occupied by the purchaser while room. Lot 50x100 feet. Harran-
er *>. Ml
referred to himself as "the Senate.’ price
lee deed will be given. Apply at
>« given
feeding the hay.
filled nc
It isthu* seen that Senator Titus Ltrs.
Dor« the Tariff fniUcl the laborer?
H erald office.
*i io BU]
>t will
was as big a man as Speaker Reed.,
A Card.
■I ver M
Beatty's Tour of the World.
DIED,
ffe
Is it not fair to presume that onlv in a different way —Mobile ‘
A. Will
where men pay more for material. Register.
Ex-Mayor Daniel F Beatty, of
is«
On or almut the '20th inst.. I shall
November 8th, 1890.
Beatty’s celebrated Organs and Pi­
they pay less for la'o', at)d as a
■ ,»|>en a general mercantile store in anos, Washington, New Jersey, has
Died at the residence of Mr.
>a •»$
wag--.
result employer* pn l-s-
I
>«<-.< is a rough uni' oi Re d. It Burns I have now enroute a com- returned home front an extend'-d Thus. Potter. Mrs. Helena Strong,
c <•
furthermore as r \
aged
69
years
and
17
days.
She
is a. i I'toria p'tragrapl in the |,;,.te and varied stock of goods; tour of the world. Read his ad­
duction of wug. s, ..
i
died of cancer of the breast. Was B urn ».
p. It.idrlplUA Keioru:
and as I I uv forcish in the l<-»t vertisement in this pa,>er and send
a great sufferer for mouths.
product», inea s rm on r 1 j.d fc.ver
for
catalouge.
O hkgon
lampiign
m
a
,k'ts
and
purpose
to
Sell
for
‘■.-p. ki-
Ried’»
She expressed great faith in a
sales, which of c iiiif t oil! i 4ui‘ •peecner fairly bristle with t.ucui- i adt only, the people at Burns and (
glorious future for herself, as she
the demand for liit or.
Attention.
had always livetl a devoted chriii-
c t military epithet*. He»pcak*of vicinity may expect to procure at i
I^t ua take a comn o i ».'nee view
Of all persons still indebted to tian life. She awaited the Master’*
gun? and bayonets iu his daily den­ my st ire first class goods at reason-
of this tariff question ami learn if
undersigned on E ast O regon H er ­ call with patience. A bright ex­
unciation* of a helples* Democratic a* le prices
ample for the living, of her faith in
any benefit to the
r man aecrnea
ald
accounts, viz: subscriptions
minority in Congress, as if he were
A R' i SB’XS
her Redeemer.
from it. Oct 20th the cappers in
subseQuent t<» Nov 28 1889. adver­
familliar with these iinpl meuts of
A son, Mr. Edwin Strong, ofi
Polk’»canning factory I ndiamqs.li».
X. Il lee.
tising and jou work done prior to Rosalind. Louisana. a..<l a dough-
warfare and eager for there use
had their wages reduced from 11 to
One would scarcely think that this
All js-rsons kr.'iwing themsi Ives i March 1, 1890. is called to the fact t.r, Mrs. TLos. Potter, of Harney.
8 cents per humir d cans, tin re­
is the same Reed who got a navy indebted Iwr Cai<lwell, please c ionie that payment must I»- made Lefore Oregon, is left to mourn the loss of
a kind and affectionate mother.
duction was made nei'esiary. : «•-
pay mastership through the i tiff tieoce ' and settle, for I am in need of loth day of Septeiulier, 1890, to
"Peace to her ashes.
cause of the rise in tin “cat.s s:m e
ter, save further cost of collection.
money
to
send
ami
get
a
wi
UQJOB
of James G. Blaine in order to escai*-
Rest to her wearv soul.”
slock of licuor.
the passage of the MeKinlt-v I ill.
I» Coart
I). L. G race .
the dangers of military service and
M. E B.
rBUM
The Valley Falls Manufacturi» g
Burns Oregon Aug. 21, 1890.
_
—
1
the <: »1 of providing a MU Htl
Co R. I. has reduced the wages of;
Illi <IH.
titte ”.
—Ed. Stauffer is in town to-1
the girls employed 25 cents a we. k
d son
Gods blessing to humanity—So day.
The reason is olrfotis the M> i J y
crazv. savs an Oregon Pioneer Ninety
A n exchange says that when a
—See the change in N. Brown’s
hill increased tin- duty on wool urn
Years Old.
when the cost oftj.e material goes' man talc» s a cigar out of his mouth
• <
ad. in this issue.
Forest Crove, Or., March 19—Il
up the manufacturer must redu<ej •ut il th editor to stop hi- pip. r
W.
K
GRACE,
PuoeiiiKTOR,
—
The
George
McGowan
ranch
have used the Oregon Kidney Tea .
wages of increase hi* selling pr'ce j lire..use he can't "afford it” the
and obtained immediate relief. It J has been rented by Orville Rusk.
editor
may
say
nothing
but
he
thinks
He find* it to his adyimr.ig ■ gi-n. r
is God’s blessing to humanity. I ' —J. Durkheimt t A' Co. will not be
ally, to reduce th»- wagek of his cm- ; a gr. at deal Atid when a man
take pleasure in recommending it to under-sold. They have a large
A Large Assortment of
ploye». rather than risk losing stops his paper because he ‘'hasn't
the afflicted. I am now nearly nine ' sto< k of merchandise, and must
time
toread
it.
”
at
d
goes
down
town,
some of hie custom, for this reason,
ty years old, came to Oregon in 1842 sell. Call on him before ptirchas-
laborers must find employment, cus­ whittles a dry goods l ox for two
in the employ of the Hudson’s Bay . ing elsewhere.
tomer* if not satisfied with prices, hours, the editor may not sav much
Company, and since I began using'
H m just læen Received.
can go else»fa re at d l uy. Th» re ! ut he thinks a great deal. And
the Oregon kidney tea I enjoy good . —The next Congress will be
health.
has been a nductim of wage* in t hen he stops his paper 1.« cause a
Democratic about 119, a bove ! PHYSICIANS’ PRESCRIPTIONS CARI Fi lly
D avfd M csrof .
one ot the Paterson N J Bilk mill- i two line item do -' i ,t suit him and
proof or par, and that is just the rir- Everything guaranteed pure and of th.
lately, another result of the tariff then |H*8ter» hi* la iglit ora by bor­
Brand ofliquijryou will find >.t J.
The employe-, of theXJvntrab Iron rowing the paper, the editor may
Foil SALE.
T. Sil man’s “bar.” Try it.
and Steel Company’» blast furnace ay nothing I ut he thinks a great
The Red Front Livery Stalle,
—N. Brown, the leading merchant
at Brazil Ind , struck Oct 21st deal. And when a business man
situated in Burns, opposite the of Harney valley, receiving goods
The wages paid were 1 55 a dat eats he does not adveitisi because
burns hotel. Mr. Wilson offers every day. Mr. Brown is our old !
for 12 hours work Hie strikers tai it does not p iv and then uses all the
t!,i.- valua. le Livery Stable for sale standby, and we feel assured he will j
to see how they can receive an sidewalk displacing goods and
at low figures. He lives in the not be neglected by his many friends I
” McKinley
*F »
* fat • Ml i ■ covers them with cards such as "I m
benefit from the
country. some distance from town,
bill. Mr. Gregory, an agent of T cheap, buy me,” etc., the editor
ai.d cannot give the business the in Harney county, but will receive
t vtr
IlvniM l-'iotn liariivj.
WM. H. GASS.
a
may
sav
nothing
I
ut
he
thinks
attention it requires, is his reason hie fill share of patronag^
Dolen of Philad. phia. -n manufac- 1
There is not a more
II akxey . Noveml er 10, 1890. for selling
turer of w. olen goods, he is also an great deal.
<BEB i
— Bill Minot of Burns is st pping
Every thing is quiet in Harney at ■ vnlual le piece of propertv in Burns at the court house. He took pos­
intimate friend of Postmaster Wan- j
and any one desiring to invest in
- n -
present.
session of a mare which he claimed This House has a wide and well known «ilo. in!i' ?n|
amaker. was interviews I bv a re
I that kind of property, cannot > etter belonged to himself and wife. I"
His msnt of the present proprietor it is hound to go forth raj ilfriftr
porter, the agent very readilv gave
Thtre are 75 pupils in attend­ »hemselves in any town. Call im­
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for /_
Texas—State ticket. 160.000! ance at the Harney school.
mediately at this office or on Mr. brother-in law hail him arrested fnr
fame
and j renown.
the fact* of the new tariff’ bill as I e
No pains spared to please (tiettt orttmrt
the offense. A trial was had in the
Wilson,
for
volt
are
likely
to
lose
ing quite advanjagenns tn the wool democratic majority, congressional
Ct
Dave Davi.» has rented Mr. Bain’s ■ a bargain. TheStal le is just what justice’s court at Prairie City. He
cn trade. “Of course, then.” said icket a rousing democratic m j -r-
waived examination, and in default
w e recommend it to be.
butcher shop
uer A
of a $280 bond the prisoner was
the reporter, “the workingmen are l.v-
J9 a
The citizens, who went to the]
sent to jail.—Grant County News.
Florada—Entire d- moeratic State
or will receive more w _ »■ Un
II ou ' m his.
tjis«'«
John Dav for fruit, have Ti turmd
You are mistaken Bro. News,
til this question was asked. th. >nd ini gres*iunal tn-k electid.
gWGood
table
service,
and
table*
furnished
with
ill
ln
withagSodiy
,
apply.
!
We
,lffer
Ono
Hundred
Dollars
1 ill Mvnatt is in Berns shavin
Connecticut—Govt rnor Merwin
agent was all smiles, But to this
'
Reward
for
any
c°se
of
Catarrh
answered gruffly: “I do i't know rep 63.3.2; Morris, dem. 67,657;
Mr Williams and family have ,|i;t (.fln n,it be euret| by takillg folks by the wholesalejor r tail just
he ni
as his customers prefer. We guess
anything about an. increase in Auge>, pioliii , 3,025; scattering gout to burns, to attend a land eon- |
C1(tltrrl, Cllre
calib
his
brother-in-law
was
a
little
“
pre
­
167.
Apparent
mnjoirty
131
Lon-
wages.” “I am very lutar, an-
F. J. Cheney i Cc., Props vious” and he will find the anima]
have r.o time to discus* tariff mat g-essional delegation, Sperrv, Wll-
The aged mother of Mrs. Potter I Toll do, O.
the p
tors.” Several other similar c i*e- I ■ ox. De Forest, dem , Russell, rep. died at the residi-iiee of Tito*. Potter i \Ye the undersigned, have known really belonged to Bill and he had
St.*
»-
a
right
to
take
her.
Washington
—
Oi
>
inpia
gets
the
'
are giveh bv th»- Nat. Democrat I II»
Ou totliepot, was u ied Sunduy i.i ! F J. Chenev for the last 15 years,
BURNS CIRCULATING I j IBL
those we have stated are sufficie ’ State capital, congreis U ilson rep , |
lice
toe soiim is urging ground, at h, i I. and Believe him perfectly honorable 'I
AND
all tl
to show our read« rs th'- effect of M< Sharp.-1 in, dt 111 , is electid to tiie' own requist, instead of the
town
!
in
all
business
transactions,
and
fi-
1
Hart*
Kinley’s tariff fill, the advantage it ii-gistatuie from the eleventh dis­ , cmetery. H.r d.. ea»e «as can- nancially able to carry out anv ob I
i-port
in the uerai . o acii.m.vu.
gives tha monopoly and manufac : trict.
art
<«r.
ligations made bv their firm.
CHAS. W. BYRD, - ----------- --- - LinUU
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turer. and the d;sadv.n t ge it is tn | Ohio—Democrats eh ct 14 com 1
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'•ontiwtl.n
with
the
Tree
Ki-
sulnlL.il
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com-
West & Truax, Wholesale Drug­
the laborer, farim r and working ¿ri-ssmeu, r. p., 6. McKimey is de ' Another i e.\ dw, Ring just
Fun. e for puri-tauiug book» for a Public Library for barn »-The
gist. Toledo. Ohio. Walding, Kin-
omíJí o8n u
Readmit Fee 10c. ' De*. el. 4A«k
“
:
mene,
d
iu
Harney.
feated.
pl**« generally. Every farmer atm ‘
odkal or Bovk. made with ihe Librarian, in «vary h.a ance, send Lr < atakt* >|L J
, nan A’ Marvin. Wholesale Druggist,
Indiana
—
The
entire.
State
ticket
♦ «
every laboring man can certainly '
Mr. King will put up a large hall i Toledo, Ohio.
,*aKe,1‘ ,, r au<1 win ••kataiKilp ivriatihel.k«
w7iîr <“?
Puhhahefî in »M lui.ed ma es „r tai an. ia
plainly *ee that the tariff protects ; wep^ democratic. The deui. elect­ tn Harney this tail, for the benefit
PKiuree. Wurka uf Art. House Building Deai<ua, Etc.
Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken in-
those who do not need protection ; ed 11 congressman, only two rep
of the dancing public.
j tcrnally, acting directly upon the
Wert Vi'ginia—Solid democratic. |
and i* a curse to that very class
i loo-l and mucous surfaces of the
Pennsylvania— Pattison dem.,; !
Glt.VMi J( KY IlE.-Ottr
■whom McKinley and hi* foil iwen
Price. 75c. per I otth-
bo
THE
H
o
XOKAIILE
ClBtVIT
Cot'ltT
I »I stem
would make vou lielieve it benefits -lectcd gov. Democratic gain of
■»old by all Druggist*.
I i
'.81,000
votes.
18
rep.
and
9
dem
The bill increase* the taxes on
F or H ausey Cot sty OaEGo.x
everything that th- i>oor man uses elected to congress.
We, your Grand Jury, regularly '
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Wisconsin—Entire dem. State drawn at the present term of this:
T. J. MORRISON 4 BYERLEY, ......................... r-g
4.
which goes into his mouth, nr oi
Report of the Rilev school for the
his back, the salt, that go» s into bis .icket eleoted. Gougressional dele- i H “onoraile Court reepeetfully leg
^*K^*“Verything in the furniture line al trays sn lad®
leave to report:
month ending Oct. 31 1890.
bean*, even to the pine coffin ill gation six rep three dem.
G<ve him a call itefore nurcha«ingel»e»brt* J^
That we have been in session No. enrolled................................. 23
Virginia—Ten dem. congressmen
«J
which he is I urii d.
eleven days.
lie rep.
iverage
daily
attendance
18.8,
Tliat we have earnestly amt dil-|
Massachusetts—Dem. elect Rus- ligently inquired mto all matters' Roll of Honor: Myra Shields.
A h Big * ilyn a* Tom Iteeil.
•ell gov. Congressional, 8 dem, 4 pieseiited t efiire us for considers-' Della Lewis, Pearl Lewis and Earn­
«
The absorption of all legist.itio
o
tion i ut that our la<.ors have been est Shields.
ep.
bv the recent Congress in th'- per ,
somew hat retarded in the expldi-1 Average standing of those grad-
New York—20 dem . I l rep
ta*
son *f Speaker Reed h is only on»
tions prosecution of : usim ss on ac I
o
Kentucky—Tue dene, carried con: ol the distance of *i D< Bses, I ing al ove 70 on a written rxanji-
parallel in the history of this com.
co
..ouisviiie and 6 co-.gressiona) dis­ and the necessary absenee of tie nation:
f>
NEAR BURNS. OREGON.
|
try. It is fountl in the early |.-gi»
g
tricts. The r. p. t Wil.
i>istrict Alto:ney a g.i-.it portion ef ' Chas. Williams . . t:
.91
.
lation of the State of Alai anm, tail
JNO. W. SAYER
California— Elect» d Markham. tile time
Joseph Garrett
.................... 87
was due to a different cause, and i-
That we have found and n turn, d '
g
»■p . go v.
'
Maud
Elliott
...
.............. .f . 88
not subject to the charge of usurp ,
PL
Aevrasku—-k-li-Cted Bovd dem. to this Honoral le Court seven true ! Pearl Lewis........
bills of indigtn.eut and one not true
.....................85
tion. The first Teriitorial leui-L iov. tiy a good plurality.
K«ep« constantly or hand a ’»nrr
M •*
(/)
Í Emil Baker ........ . ........................ 861
•■ill of itui ctment.
ture of Alabama co iveurd at St
W
Kansas—One- drill, elected to
That we i.ave insjH-cted and ex Arlu Garrett
.
.
...................... 85
Stephens, w hich all the world know- o i gr< as.
o
»mined the offices and records of Ada Smith
...................... 85
c
is now the county »eat of Washi- y
«
.Michigan—Di m rb ct state tick- tin- county c.vrk. slwiiff and treas­ ! Albert Otiketman.
.................... ,85
urer, and fiend them correctly and
3
ton county. That settlement. • !,- | t ¡.nd legislature
: Earnset Shields .
neatly kept.
85
the Capital of Ala- nma. was
Minnceotii —1 'ini. el<-cls gov. and
That we found one county cl^irge Ray Dusenburv . .................... 84]
flourishing town. The remnants ■
f
. »I al,|y legislature
prop, riy k pt and ci.red for.
¡T
l^e Thorn urg .. ...................... 84 i
Its greatness may still le seen i
0>
Coiunmo — i ’em h.iVe- captured
Tnat we visited and examined ♦ Iwlla Law;»
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.
.84
many ruin* which I tv scatter».
p .rt of state ticket. la girini un» the county jail at Harner, and Mvra Shields .
...................... 83
fiei.d the same unsafe ai d nut a
through the wood4 along the riv>
lose.
«II kind« vf «urfnr« lembar tbunrashlv MMur »<1 far etMMt
p*o]ier pl.ice for keep! g prisom rs. Don Baker ... . ....................
83
road, which leads from the lainli- 1
RKDt’CSD PRICE.
Mis-ouri — L.iiir ■ state ticket
M e ncommelid that a HUltai le Effie William*.... .................. 82
to the present village.
i »in ut.li one r»-p. congressman.
safe I e proviih d the sheriff' i,y the i Maud Smith
...................... 80|
The first Territorial Legislator
■ i w llamp-liire—1 i m. elect g.<v eouiiti cuuit of Harney ei unty
; Elia William*
..........
....
met on the 19th day of January, A
|
And
we
further
recommend
an
¡Otto Smith
mi legi.»-iutu:e.
.. . ................ 80
investigation
into
the
manlier
in
D. 1918. The Territory was divid
i
Illium»—12 d«-m. and 8 rep. elec
I da R obkkts ,
which our road supervisor*conduct
ed into »even counties. There wen ■d to eoiigre«-
and
pmsecute
their
lai
on
rs,
and
Teacher
thirteen mem'ers i.t the loses
1> le.iare—lb-lu slate ticket eh C- tnat road la or b done more avs-
N.
The
Oregon
Pacific
railniad
is in
house present but the only Heliatu
d, and » go-d lusj. rily ;u legi-la- tematieallv and imnotuii-allv.
who put in an appearance was Ja« ur«.
We I eg to thai.k th»- Count of the hands of a receiver. This, how-
Titus. Set a or Titus Would
M ntaus— 1 i m uu ke I ig gains fleer*, our Bailiff, and the district -ver, it is thought, will not inter-
fltfe
attorney- for att< ntiou al d assistance
himself to «rd«*, illtr>-dl|ie ■ |b
d elyptidu' 'gr Mman i.nd leai<- at anv at d all tiu.es. and 1oexprt*s • fere with the early completion of'
, the road through Oregon.-
which failed to p.t*.< L>r «ant uf » ..UU'e.
our appreciation for th»- Very san*
quorum, concur in House 1 ill*, anti
facti-r? manner in wfiich hi» Honor.
A fine o^porturptv is afforded the
Burn »-Can y on Stage Lin«, gfi
adjourn over from tj.iy to day
Ttie t«r ' a* h s rv« Munday as a Judge Ere, has tfanau«tid the i uri- t < member* of the fi>rthcotMi<ig h-gi»|a.
I
I. Jrwirr, P wofwixto *
motion pi adjourn always 1*1 . lay <>f r«-t; the Persian».Tu«-.,d tv; i.es* ut Ibis t» rui of ci.urt.
live seMiun ts distinguish them-
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t*a»w famw «• mmis « «. w«**»*-» a •»*
Havti
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cumpien
d%ur
htl
or*
we
carr el without on;» s Imn Will. Sv Anyri.t », Wainesdny; the
a^Cwttei »t*1 Ike OMsrta, rrtl.«»m*. »nil t »S»Tfa»
*
| selve*. The heaviest demand on
■ eg to 11 dischargi d
th» « fwr *M*W'*e'*
the aid <if h ' H U«e Sr iatW Tit.,- , <g. p»i.t'
T iitrsdav; the Turks,
(
their
mental
capacity
Will
be
to
undo
Very Kespt cUttly.
managed to'. a..
'a rg • a
’ni.. tbuJiws, Saturday ¡ the
T homas N. i axe *.
some of the brainless work of previ-
wf public LuJim m timing toe live J Chihtiwua, autiday.
Foreman.
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iom stwicn».—Gtaut County News,
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