East Oregon herald. (Burns, Grant County, Or.) 1887-1896, August 08, 1891, Image 1

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    PUT YOUR
rciwii
ADVERTISEMENT
IN THE
HERALD.
WHY?
•
BECAUSE IT GOES
BEFORE THE PUB
TWICE
WEEK
VOL. IV.
Semi-Weekly Herald,
PUBLISHED VEERY WEDNESDAY
AND SATURDAY.
BY
W. C. BYRD a SON
P ublishers
and
P roprietors .
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
NEWS IN BRIEF.
NEWS OF THE WOULD AS
I’ULED FROM exihangf . s .
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES I
I
In Webb City, Mo., John Thomas
an old man who has devoted some
time to the study of electricity, was
found dead in his workshop July
29, having killed him self in order
to test the correctness of his theory
of electrocution. His theory was
to place one electro tube over the
pit of the stomach anti the other on
the back, passing the current thro’
the great ganglion of the pneumo-
gastric nerve, eau/ing instant par­
alysis of the heart and lungs. When
found he had constructed an ingen­
ious apparatus and tin strength of
the current was stiown to be only
12(H) volts. Thera was no burn or
blister.
■I QUOTE YOU
Dry Granulated Sugar. $ 9.75 per 100th I have just received a full and-
1C
Salt.............................
2.10 kt
complete Stock of Dry Goods,
Nails, .......................... 7.50 h keg. Groceries, Hardware, Tinware
Flour.............................
6.00 u barrel Notions, etc , which 1 will sell
Omaha Bacon............ 13 50 u 1001b at BEDROCK PRICES FOR
Coal Oil (Pearl).........
3.(K) Cl
can CASH ONLY
H. E. T hompson ,
Yours Respectfully,
Manager.
A. ROBBINS
Ninety-r.ine women out of every
hundred who stand before the mar­
riage altar and promise to love and
HERALD CLUB LIST
honor and cleave to the husbands of
terahl and Harper's Magazine.,
their choice, “in sickness or in
erald and Harper’s Weekly
RETAIL ! I
ierald and Harper's Bazar
5.20 health,” in adversity and prosperity,
leriild and Harper's Young People
3.75
erald and Alden’s Manifold < 'yclopedia. -.!'<• through thick and through thin,
CO.
jFiich additional volume after Vol. I, SB cent»:
■ 10 cent» extra uer volume, postage.
mean exactly what they say, ami
HUNTINGTON,
............... OREGON.
fSF-' ■<>pie»of all the above works can be ex­ they’ll do it with or without encour­
amined at leisure ill the Reading Room
agement or corresponding fidelity
jTV*Publishers of periodicals are solicited on the part of their husbands.
1
It is
isend clubbing rates, a copy of their work for
ir Free Reading Room—We tile, mid bind the wonderful bow a women will cling
We
are
now
located
in
the
New
Brick
Block,
with
plenty
of room,
Iter at close of every half-volume, pod v«v <. j
►pies bv advertisement.
occupying three Moors, ami each tloor loaded With gOO^S.
to a man who is unkind, untrue,
unfaithful and cruelly abusive.
Will maintain our former rules: SquaTS Dolling. One Price.
ADVERTISING RATES:
A Brutal Ursliand
I
She
will hang oti to him and be true
1 mo 3 mo 6 mo |?yr
PACE j 1 wk 2 wk
Best Quality.
i to him in a manner that will make
Inch »1-50 » 2 50 15.00 »N 'tO| $11.00 »15.00
L
ouisville
,
Su|y
30.
—
Two
hun
­
I
We buy Flour. Meats, Stock Salt, Barb Wire, Liverpool Salt,
4
00
6
50
12
<n
i
18.00
28.
CO
3 00
lit go hard with him on the day of
I 3 50
40 00
H.00 15.00 t 24.00
5 00
men
are
a
f
ter
Jim
dred
armed
Canned
Goods, and Coal Oil in CAR LOADS. Our Paices are LOW.
50 00
6 00 10 00 20.00 ! 32.00
1 4 50
j judgement if he does not repent of
col, I 6.00 !» 00 15 00 2K.00 1 48.00 54.00
King,
of
Morganfield.
Ky.,
and
if
he
1 12.00 16 00 2S 00 4S 00 1 80.00 120.00
I bis sins before that time. I met
1 20.00 30 00 40.00 00.00 1 110 00 140 (X)
SEND FOR QUOTATIONS ! !
is found, there will be a long rope
| one of these faithful wives down
CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.
and a short tdtrift. King married
| town on the afternoon of one of those
JOB WORK
a beautiful young woman a year
Prprietors Huntington Warehouse.
Yours Respecfullv,
I raw, cold days we have in Mav.
f every description executed with neatness
ago,
but soon begin treating her
J. 11. AITKIN, Manager.
nd despatch, at reasonable rates.
*
Iler husband is a big, surly, hate
Posters,
Pamphlet»
with great brutality. Last week he
irculars, *
l etter Heads,
Bill Heads,
ful, bull-dog sort of a creature, who
hvelupes,
Note Heat's, Cards. Ticket»,
set a spring gun in her trunk, ex-
latements,
Dodger», Etc.
deserves to be tied to a whipping
[emoraniia. Invitations.
pectins it would kill her. The gun
He never
T he H erald is kept regularly on file for re post everyday of his life,
only snapped, and then he made
irenee, ill the Geo. 1’. Rowell New »paper A<i
Portland Boot & Shoe Store.
speaks a kind word to her. He
rtising Bureau. 10 Spruce »t.. New York.
her the victim of some viilainess
LUNABURGA ERY, P roprietors , B urns , O regon .
never spends an evening with her
abuse. She eseajted. ami he was
He begrudges her every one of the
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
put in jail. Last night a mob $3,000 StockBoota and Sli.ie», of the very beat fuility, Just received
few dollars he gives her. He finds
roke down the J”ors and took him
Cheapest Place in Town tor Cash,
maTV
WTV.l 11C1
CtniUlly..
T
l-viv,
national ;
i
'v;bdt
Benjamin
Har
ri»o
resilient
I
heard
that
he
strikes
her.
But
no
Levi P. Morton
|ee-President
CuaUua work <Cid Repatront-“vw-v, .
caped, running the gauntlet of a
Janie» G Bitline
feretary of State
Charles Feeler. one ever heard her speak his name
lerettry of Treasury
hundred shots.— East Oreg nian.
John W. Noble in other than the most respectful
fretary of Interior
Redfield Proctor
¡eretary of War
Benjamin F. Tracey land kindlv and even affectionate
ïeretarv of Navy
Haging Flan -.
Jeremiah M. Rusk
ecretary of Agriculture,
Win. H. Miller : way.
ttorney General
John
Watiamaker
,
uBtmaater General
The morning of the day I refer to
STATE—OREGON :
Sonhra. Cal , July 27 —The forest
J.
N.
Dolph
R
! J. 11 Mitt han had been mild and sunny, but it fire has assumed large proportions
. S. Senators
BAILEY & CAI-DWELL,
Proprietors.
Herinemi had become very raw and cold and
R. Binger
..
onuressman
ind has destroyed tb -marbk works.
D.Svhester l’ennoyer
luvernur
W. McBride
. .R. . 'Geo .........
..... **
ecretary of State
a drizzling rain was falling. Hei It Bwept over MePb -rsoti's place,
l’hil. Metsehan.
R
reusurer
J. B. McElroy angelical busband’s
upt. Public Instruction R
nea i leaving ruin in its wi:ke. It next
Frank Bakei
R
täte Printer
. K. S. Bean. my own and when I
she •wept over P. M. Triest’s. J. C.
R
> Wm. P. Lord
R
upreme Judge»
) W. W. Thayer said:
R
Keefe’s, the Cold Springs ami sever­
Rhi-ubin S Stralnn
my
husband
’
s
“
I
have
been
to
al other places, all of which sue
SIXTH Jt’HICIAL HtsTKlcT:
M. D. CLIFFORb office, but he is out and the door is climbed to the destructive element
D
>ifitrict. Judge
C has . F. H yde
,D
)iRtri(t Attorney
D. 8. D ustin locked, and I want him to have his Then the Columbia brewerv was
ioint-Representative
(D).
'l'lie Proprietors of the Red Front and White Front Livery Sta­
.(D) H enry B lackman
'oint-Svnator
overcoat. He came down town this dtstroyed. From here the fire
bles assures the public that they are prepared to accommodate
COUNTY—H ABN F.Y :
in every way in their line of business.
morning
without
it,
and
I
was
so
rushed
onward
and
a:
this
writing
W m . M ii . lef .
bounty u adge
(D)
jfMF*l!av and grain constantly on hands, and careful hands.
.W. E. G racr afraid he would take cold that 1 is near and partly around Colum­
(D)
[fork
T.
H. R obert »
treasurer
....... (D)
Passengers
taken to all parts of the country. Job Wagon ir. connection
purveyor
ID) T. A. M c K innon brought it to him.
Would von be bia. Men front this place havegone
A. A. CO > ING
Sheriff
■ (D)
. .(D). W. E. A lderson kind enough to let me leave it in to lend their services toward help-
Umessor
C has .N k .. ell
School Superii.ten- nt ,(R)
T hus . G. D odson vour office and I ll slip a note under i 'ng to save Columbia, and still the
stuck Inspector
W k . A ltnow
(D) f
Hr I cry comes fore more help—S. F.
..........Manager.
HUGH SMITH,
'ommifigioners
Lytle Howard. his duor telling him whereit is.
'D? ( ,
will be almost certain to take cold - Examiner.
We
solicit a share of
We wish to inform the pub-
HARNEY ü. S. LAMI OFFICE:
Register
J. 15. HUNTINGTON without it.”
Receiver
..H arrison K elley
the patronage. Shop
President in I Forecasts.
lie that we have again open-
Now that woman had ridden over I
two miles in a damp and muddy and
CHURCH DIRECTORY
upplied with good meata
It is unlikely that Mr. Blaine’s ed at the old stand and
crowded horse car, to bring that
URNS METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH sort of a man his overcoat.
When condition will i^w be made known.
M.D. WILSON Pastor.
I gave it to him I casually remarked But it is unreasonable to suppose
There will be preaching by the pastor in each
month as follows, until further notice*
that she was a jewel, but I don’t that he will be a candidate for the
The Incorporated
1st r a «bath—Burnt—at 11 a m, and 4:30 p m
nomination. If this
2d Hiobai h—Iliana School House— at 11 a tn think that he gave any thought to Presidential
—Harney—at 7:30 p m.
•
3d Sabbath—Burn*— it 11 a m, and 4:30 pm her touching evidence of affection assumption be correct, there is no
4th Sabbath—Harney—at 11a in, and 7:i>0p m
for him. He will some day, in this doubt that the President will be re­
SOCIETIES.
wortd or in another —Detroit Free nominated. Except Mr. Blaine, he
TRANSPORTATION Companv.
has as yet no serious competitor.
Press.
HARNEY LODGE. NO. 77, LOO F.
C. C. McCoy, General Manager,
Should Mr. McKinley be elected in
Meets at odd Fellow* Hall, every Saturday
------- O-:-O-------
7:80 pm,
H, M H orton , N. G.
A treaty of reciprocity has been Ohio by a large majority, he might
Ben Brown, Tree«
Stages leave Burns. Oregon, daily for Harney, Drewsey, Beulah,
successfully consummated lietween be preMed. But the probability is
WeMfall and Vale, where
harney pos t no . e, g . a . r .
that the President will be the more
Meet« every l»t and* Rd Wednesdav of each the United States and San Domingo.
Close Connection is Made
month, ai odd Feilowa’ Hall. All Comrade* The treaty was negotiated by Man available candidate, anti that he will
in K<>od«tatiding invited.
with
the
railroad.
Good fresh horses, careful drivers, new vehicles,
M. M. BRIEFLY. P. C.
la.- placed upon a platform of the
RATES OF FARE FROM BURNS TO ONTARIO AND INTERVENING POINTS:
has . N ka - rll , Ad’j’t.
MehlK-16 uel J- Galvin, minister plenipotenti­
Burns, to Ontario
>10 0^ |
Burn« to Vale
»('.50
ary and envoy extriordinary on the McKinley tariff, reciprocity, the late
- Weal Fall
7.SO
•*
•* Grove city
ft 50 I
••
••
Drew
My
4 00
silver
letters
of
Senator
Sherman,
••
••
Beulah
ft
<«0
I
part of San Domingo, and John W.
U. S. MAILS.
••
“ Harney
1.B0
••
** Pine <*teek
2.50 |
the
result
of
the
Bering
Sea
contro
­
Foster, special commissianer, on
Baggage, 30lta to each Passenger. Frieght and Passengers must
BURNS—VALE:
Arrive* and depart» daily, Sunday» excepted.
the part of the United States. The versy, and the good work of the
be way-billed. Passenger fare paid in advance.
BORNS—CANYON CITY:
Civil
Service
Commission.
—
Har
­
N eri kles ,
J. M. V aihgn
H
arry
F
loyd ,
treaty was signed June 4, and will
Te»Mond«t» Wedne»<la>». Friday»,6pm.a
D
vision
Agent.
Burn Agent
Gen.
Nup
’
t.
Tuesday« Tbnraday » a Saturday» IO i AM o .
per's
Weekly
go into effect September 1.
>ne Year
lix Month».
’hree Month»
hie Year (in advance)
E
Snrns IVtoeit JXZTiXï'li.ot
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