East Oregon herald. (Burns, Grant County, Or.) 1887-1896, October 14, 1891, Image 6

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    1891.
p. F. STENGER
The Olilo Camiuiign
Haatre’s
ILLUSTRATED
bianded
Morie»
Columbus, 0 , Oct. 5.—Governor
Campbell held a consultation with
the members of the Democrat State
Committee to-night, the subject of
the ( ampaign being fully’and free­
ly discussed ¡md the various phases
Considered. The Governor express­
ed the greatest confidence in the
»iicci-Hs of the State ticket au<j re­
ferred to the deep interest shown by
farmers in the strong Republican
Counties to hear the tariff'll wriiHM. (|
4>v others besides Major 'McLinlev.
Jfe stated that he felt the greatest
Confidence in his own election, after
two weeks of campaigning, and did
not liesitate to say that he believed
ILLUSTRATED.
Rilbur Right or
Btifle: OK.
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dature—Harnev county, Oregon.
pa;tlKnr.tR. Ha.nev county. Oregon.
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of the
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California, so lax.
and nutriti u>,
wiih the r.n.'diciual virtu-" < J plants
known to be n-.ost bene»" n.l to the
human system, forming the ON I i i . K-
FECT REMEDY to act gen'iy ye!
promptly on lhe
« USIO« SQUARE. N V
B oston . mass A tlanta ga .
for sale bv
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11 '.'niingtnn W. Va.. Oct 4.—Lucv
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mo insiline’’, wns C'¡itu'ed
tie y
Linciti Court lloli-e Si t U ' <|'i V.
For over two venrw \|j>- Met o Jeu»
m ho is now 1*4 y «■:>«•- ..i' ace :n d an
imiazoii in -ti.-t.g'h and cour.ig'.
has peddli d illicit whi-kv to tin
thousands of workn i n engaged G
the construction of the Norfolk n:>*
Western Railroad
The liquor wa-
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liuide in a i-i eret al i. I in the Logan
For Sale at W. E. Grxce’s Dnfg
Moimlaii.!- by her father, iTrotliei.-
and Inver. Act oinpanieil I.y th. Store
latter alone the young woman mad'
regular xi-its to tic workmen'-'
Camps, disposing ol the liquor. Sir
was always armed mil -!i it no fewer
than tilico, men who in-ulfed her
Deputy Marshals have made fre
qiient atteniiits to arrest her, but
failed. Last «ci k thev came on
her uuextH ctedlv in Logan Contiti
she esciijied. I nt the pursuit was
too vigorous and Saturday night
she was taken w hile Ill tilt» Ui'USv
of a frient! taking her first sleep in
four davs.—The Republic
I. lieve
M e list mali u
h iTumfUlly b
Rivi» of icori'.nc,
u ••» uici '/ y
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W th tui
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g'111 /or fnnalf irr."
vlaritier. beverki oi.
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Sent by mall »ea:
for WH. Alleres»
The Aphro Medlc’r?
COMPANY,
Wentern Branch,
llox 9 7.
Forthimi, Oregon.
For Sal«* nt the Grace Drug Store
rill al of M ;i ni liuti li vii ve.
Explornti ma made in the Shiloh
cave, near the village of Fayetteville
Indiana, show that in beauty i4 riv­
als the Mammoth Cave. About a
mile of it has been examined, and
there are several aide passages un­
explored. Its mouth is in a deep
sink, hear a cemetery, under which
the cavern passes.
Several rHiea
of prehistoric men have also been
found.
K omih I IH»ml in Bril
Petalnnia, Cal., Oct (»—Smith l>
Towne, one of the oldest anti moat
reapectctl citiien of thia city, waa
fount! dead in hit* bed thia morn­
ing. Heart failure ia auppoaed to
be the cause.
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right and •btgftU' me het le* m I hx * iv
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JVill Ft* ’?> <h* Blood: rvL'tilverhe
Ll»er Rii't kil’lory» Mild lirstoro th«
limith aud \ Igurof Youth. I >yspt*psi.s,
Want of Appetite, In«lt hr -' i : n,
I. ck of Strength and 'tired
Fee!inga«>Hoiutelyc *r«*d,r.uuf*<«,
y iuuM’ies un<l n«*rvte r*’C ive
n w force. Enlivi nyth* mind
n<i stit.idies Bia n l*«>i.i*r.
JT"
sulterina froiii «ompiMiut«
f /K a J
f„H. .1 ¡ar to t!. - r «• w II : !
'a dx . hahieks ii o . t
TONIC a wide un «weedy t re Giv, ..'«’I- ■■. t nl-
thy compL’Xtiin. Fre-•.•»«»,4 iitenuit . .4 rm' ,
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itiK only idd U* the ¡’Opui Hjr of the < i ik*in;<l
1>O not Rltwr ninnl-tfi-t r lie OHlGiNAL an.l fiKST.
/Or. HARTETS LITTLE LIVER PILL \
■ Cute Con«ti|> u «i. Liver voinp Hint an«! S < s 1
■ Henlache H nip!«» l»o«e hih ! Dream H ook /
Rmail»*I «xn re Ot t «»f t-«ocent« in post: *».
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Or. HART«
l'€O«Glfe£ CO StLeuU.
malaria
1 ani gl.vl Lo testify that I u««d Pastor Koe
nlg’s Nerve Tonie vitb th«
f.
•h«ep lettane®»*. tuw* b« lirw ih«H it ta r« H'h a^rt »
relief tor *» ffvrh.g humai.ity E. B àa NK P u *.
tor, NL Ne y » ri», hwlertoii P. O., Pa.
!• betlerrd to be caused by poteo.iou» nitawrna
arising in »in low, tnarshy land or froi.i decaying
vegetable matter, and whlcl., breathed » Ho -.he
lungx, enter and poison the blood. If a heaKb)
condition of the blood is maintained bv taking
Hood’s Sarsaparilla, one Is much leas liable U»
malaria, nit.1 Jlo«»d'sSarxapurina bas cured many
•aven ca»ea of this distressing a.Teetion.
A W«»n<»<*rfnl Medicine.
••For malaria I think Hood*® Sarsaparilla ha.«
no espial. It ha® kept my children well ri/bt
through the tummor, and wc livty in one of thi
worst places h r malaria In Maryartllc. I take
Hood*® HaruifiariHa »*« r that all gone feeling,
with great bcm ¡it M Maa B p. luvis, Mary»
rille, vat
ntTak-Ranc 1\ icr.
“Mr <!a ig’rcr fearl wa« taken with dengue
i >». and my fnends
Ikvvfht I w«:i)d fas, i.er.
i I almost giwn
ip hois' until »he Ivean *'
■ lluud'« Saras
paill’u she took hmr lx."
a f.rir nu.ath«.
AU.I »ail'd IS IM'Ullds. 1 *
k Htx»d*s s .arsi­
rarilla Mr glviu< her tu';
rne
tv
tiBBllh and Urvtigtb.*’ Ji i
A. K imh . tfMr-
ia»ii, Texas.
Hood’s Sai saparilla
SoM by dmotl-t» g1; , g,
»,*,
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London by Walter Hesant.
in the number and variety "f illlustrared p».
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MeniGers of th“ coni'iiittee cl
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«•rni r i"a n.pl.ell w ill take a coiiple
alifornia fig syru co
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S as F rancisco , C al .
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Ni. ,v Y ork .
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nrik'- his preparations t" in e’ Me’
Kinley in joint dehipe nt Ad ■ < ai
For sale at II. M. Horton’s Drug
Thursday next. The Democratic Store. •
cainpiign committee enlarged their
bend quarters tn-dav anil increased
“ A N A K EMS’’gives instant
relief and is an infallibio
their lyrking force. The word Ims
Cure for riles. Briecfl. By
Druggists*"' mail. Smirk s
gone nut that I >eiim<,-ralic prospects
free. A<ldn’ss“AS A li ESIN,”
'■ox 24111, hew York City.
lire biigh'er than at anv time since
the Clin land cmiveiitimi and that
n lull vote next mmitli will insure
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