East Oregon herald. (Burns, Grant County, Or.) 1887-1896, October 07, 1891, Image 4

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    W. C- BYRD S. W. Y. KING.
Semi-Weekly Herald,
WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 7. 11*1.
At Atlanta Georgia, Sept. 24, in
the legiHlature, the much mooted
Ocala resolutions, as endorsed by
the alliance, and demanded by
them of the new congress, were in
troduced for approval and endorse­
ment by that'body. The resolu­
tions were defeated by a vote of 81
to 63. This is somewhat of a tri
uniph over the third party move­
ment in that state.
especially when there is a pretty
face to inspire it and two ears will­
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
ing to receive it
Don’t fear that some other girl
Burn# Orogon.
will get the fellow unless you se-
cure him at once A fish that any
We have at this time for
one can catch isn’t worth throwing I
several
productive farms, well
the line for. Play him to find out
whether he amounts to anything. proved and well watered.
If he becomes impatient and dashes
Parties wishing to purchase call
away, why. follow Dogberry—thank
God that you’re rid of a knave.— on us we will show them the land
N. Y Herald.
we have for sale, and parties desir­
Proprietor.
JOHN SAYER.
Situated on Silvies river 1 mile East of Burns, near the bridge.
Customers will receive GOOD FLOUR fro nr
good Wheat.
ing to dispose of real estate cannot
do lietter than to put theirlauds in A4
The democratic papers cannot our hands for sale, because we ad-
Negro KioOt in Arkau«a»
Prop’t.
B. H FINE
forgive Minister Egan’s unpardon-1 1 vertise freely bv sending circulars
M arina , Sept. 26.— Forty armed able offense of being an Irish re-1 and cards in all directions solicit­
negroes in St. Frances township publican. They cannot forgive any
Wines, Liquors, Cigars and Cigarettes,
ing purchasers and describing the
drove all the cotton pickers from the foreigner who elects to be not a I
Good Billiard tables, Pleasant Card Rooms etc. etc.
field and burned the gin bouses. democrat. The foreigner who pre­ I land.
serves
hi?
inalienable
right
of
polit-
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They bad threatened to drive all the
This Salom is first class in every particular. Experienced bartenders,
We will also buy lands for per­
and mixed drinks to please the most fastidious.
pickers out and burn all the gin ical choice and chooses to be not a
houses before. The sheriff is on the democrat is under their ban. The) sons wishing to purchase in our
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ground with warrants for the arrest colored man who will not become «¡county and living at a distance,
of the leaders. Much excitement democrat they can never respect as giving earcful and accurate dis­
a citizen. Yet they talk of liberty, cription of the same, also the title.
prevails.
Correspondence Solicited. Oilice
equality and rights.—Capital Journ­
How I m lt‘F
al.
at E ast O regon H erald .
Win. WOODS, Proprietor.
We
’ll wager two dozen straw­
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In the East Oregonian’s report of berry plants that the right bower
Bill Woods is "in it,” •'and don’t you fi.rget it.”
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the proceedings of the city council of Beelzebub can not make so many
What he don’t know about the care of horses is not worth knowing
of Pendleton on Wednesday even false statements in so few lines.—
Nice Turnouts, and Passengers taken to any part of the country desired.
ing last, appears this item: “W. Baker City Democrat.
-AMERICAN EAGLE JOB OFFiCE
W. Ro|ier and J M, Pruett each ap­
Another I’eutlon Scandal.
plied for a loan of 115 from the
CHAS W. BYltll, Proprietor.
sinking fund.” While other towns
W astiington , Sept. 28.—The ap-
nearly ail over the state are calling
1
plication
for pension made by Marv i
in their outstanding obligations,
Burns, Harney County, Oregon
Ann
Doughertv,
whose pension'
and some of them loaning money.
Baker City is grouping rn a wilder­ bill was vetoed by President Clevt-1
PAMPHLETS,
ness. accumulating obligations, land and whose fraudulent pre-1
HARDWOOD, IRON and STEEL, SHELF HARDWARE.
without street lights or sewerage. tenses and disreputable character LETTER HEADS, NOTE HEADS,
NAILS. CROCKERY & GLASSWARE <fe AMMUNITION.
I have been fully exposed, has been
Oh, for a Moses!—Blade.
made special by General Raum ; ENVELOPES,
WAGONS, CARTS, CARRIAGES & FARM MACHINERY.
STATEMENTS,
Tile Compton Court martial C um «*.
1 and it is expected that the pension i
I will be granted in a dav or two. !
POSTERS,
The president passed upon the There probably was never a worse
records of court-martial in the case case brought to the attention of the i LEGAL BLANKS,
CARDS
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of Colonel Compton, of th«* Fourth ) Pension Office. The woman is dis- [
cavalry, who was charged with fail-' reputable in every way, us was Of every description. and in fact
MRS LOUIS RACINE, Prop’t.
everything in this line.
lire while in command of the mili­ shown in President Cleveland’s ve­
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This Hotel has recently been enlarged and entirely renovated in first class style.
tary post at Walla Walla, to take to message and by the investiga- !
steps to prevent the lynching of a tion made bv .Senator Cockrell, and j Leave orders Herald or Items office
The table is Supplied with the Best the Market Affords.
gambler named Hunt, who was un­ the most guileless ure not ignorant
Traveling Men will find this Hotel a nice and Desirable place to
GIVEN TO MAIL
der arrest for killing one of the of the merits of the cas« Tile wo­ PROMPT ATTENTION
stop.
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ORDERS.
soldiers under him
The court man drew a pension as a widow
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foun I him guilty and sentenced I I while her husband was still living, ! PRICES:
him to Mispension from rank and and the recortis of the department
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command for three years on half show that the fraud was wilfully
pay and to be confined to the limits per|>etrated. The granting of this r.vvrsi lccl leeilablishracruti i.u .pjpcrcii
the bay of San Francisco, w.u/.i vc U.l.ve v.-;
of the military post
The presi­ pension will be a flitting act tortile Inc “.Uta,” retnovtd fra.u Monterey i.i 13D; t’.
dent approved the proceedings of closing scene of Mr. Ratlin's admin­ inhabitants of the Coaat general:/have been intc
csted in the news from San ¡ ra:u KJ» The
the court but mitigated the sentence istration of the Pension Office.
hke miiiy other pioneers cf’.
¡25. OOO
.. j cuccumbcd t '
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th j ? i.icvka&e and g me over t j t*.; •
in. J
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to suspension from rank and com­
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anJ, *i.»e uthcr pi mccra, h .n L. I t iCCCCG .1 I
mand on half pay for two pears.
young.r g acratiui.3.
The K iimn I àii Jew*.
.xas^jcr" h.:.i
Can not Improve it.
THE
whom he had separated without the
formality of a divorce
In such
cnees the blame is laid ii | h » ii the
man, who generally deserves more
abuse than he gets. But, girls,
look at the matter seriously andeee
if the trouble might not have lieen
avoided if you had no', been in too
much of a hurry Marriage m-ans
partnership for life; degrees of di­
vorce are merely exceptional that
prove the rule
Would any man
enter into a business partnership
with as little knowledge of the
other party as you are satisfied
with? Well, no—not unless he was
a swet't Routed lunatic
Talk is
cheap, girls; it can be made to or­
der as fast as the tongue can
to Li«xw,M t; Heissoul.r.
the Jewish exil s to the United I " T j
States, and to secure their landing •• T:i Em CilW Rn.” t7 A. T7 ct .
by lawful means. The Jews will 1 .»eh cC these picture» i
. in,he-., and they
<»<g.atu.
<1 il I C a .;,;. J. fl V! •
be settled as tar as ¡tossible in ag- i • A very
lint u U tepruau-.
a j ! r « f ft • ; - t o
grieultural colonic«, but it is not ex- one U Whk li cunU not b.* purcha I r «too.ooo
|iected that they will confine them­ "Wcaei l ICW j First." t7C.Iii;i:r;;Z7
selves to the c« untrv
The right "Cirtt Lrar!^ IW:rta,"By c^';c D:ri
to g<> into any lawful business wi'l Each cf Ibc*? pictur s i > r prv^uev«! i i phr* >
• 14c 2»:.. .: u
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lx- vindicate«!, if necessary through r.ravurc.
• ng. ami wi.l adorn liu w... .« . ; ,
• rvSm.,1
iK>me.
legal proceedings. Il is claimed H»e MitoacTipUHi pric « f t i • • ’'•rrk’ • r.v-'ir :-
ncr
.i),an«|s
may 1» a. nlc*iih< r
that the United States has room •lin-ctl
» V R Hcai>t, l‘uh
kan > ranciaco.
the Local
t » t
. .miacr’* or
enough for all the Jews that will ihnmah
‘be l’estdaaCe**.
emigrate from Russia, and the op­
portunities fur profitable business
are not equaled in any country.:
The association will therefore for
the present, confine itself wholly to
■FRT IW THE wann
juaiiMm« &rv «Hsurp«baBe<L actual*
•ending Russian Jew« to America
FSAZER sre U
run, and supporting them there.
F°R A a LF HT DE A. .K RS G F. N »Alt y
g
LARGEST AND BEST
roRY P aper
WHY
p.-rhapa tha 1.1 j . t 1
j ". jcc in the
tuwapap.r C.1J if I-.:.* y a.* , ;... 1 i.j V.’ecL’/
i
<■«» hl«»w, Girin!
An English society says we must
ii very geavr-: '/ l. . I I ’ til jsc w ’. ij
ij a;: I re’ualj pa.K-r pu jlishcil
Take the Russian Jews. The Jew- kt
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Scarcely a day passes without its ish Colonization Association, al- lit “ he Lay" I.v.r/o::.- ii Crr.l.r wl.j
C..e rr..niu..« O.T.-r« r.i ..._• I /
i:.ar»t, th.-
newspaper story of some voung | though formed but a few days, has
nir.rnr ...j ; :>: sher, and it l.i
woman who met a man so interest­ already taken hold vigorously, and <c:/u.-e.ssary I > »a;-ih .. t...i • r t ie a-^rv;;»:,-
value cf the priiiaa > - I x. h . h ;here are .',C I—
ing that she I bought she could not the object of settling the |s>or Rus­ (» $.33,07?, wIi. h arc c.Mr.liu:. 4 amonj all th
live without him, so she married , sian Jews in the United States is I rubecribera lx the pr.Kr. I i u<;.a.i.,:itathete pre-
iniuma, whkh ran„e i i value f ont ) centa t,
him in haste and nfterwar’d learned to be pursued as rapidly as possi­ $?,.'O3, every rub*entxr r.exlves «nc if the four
pr.raium pletur. *., wl. a will be mailed t > ’
•bat he was an ex convict ora brute ble. The aisoeiation lias come to grx.sl
h.:-.» I:i a tau.- «l.re.t Lain th
' x ¿miner ” ortie».
or already had a wife or two from the conclusion to »eml nearly all of • i suon e i the sahscrip.iun 1-, re«ivcl:
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