East Oregon herald., November 21, 1891, Image 4

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dazed condition, delivered a mes­ W. C- BYRD & W. Y. KING.
sage from three spirits of the same
¡name, which were recognized by a REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
BATL'URDAY NOVEMBER 21, 18M.
young man in the audierlce as his
Arrested for Attempt to Commit (tape. mother, aunt and
grandmother.
Burns Orogon.
The medium by taking hold of the
I
voung man’s hand told him of some
We have at this time for
On Thursday Frank Vanina en­
tered complaint against Thos. Por­ j incidents in his life, which he ac­ several productive farms, well
tili for attempting to commit a rape knowledged as being correct in proved and well watered.
on his (Vanina’s) wife and daugh­ every particular.
The next message was to Thomas
Parties wishing to purchase call
ter. The complaint, alleges that on
Keene, the tragedian, who was in '
Thursday of last week when Mr.
on us we will show them the land
the audience, and it came from his
Vanina was away from home, Por­
we have for sale, and parties desir­
sister, giving the full name, telling
tili came to Vanina’s house and at­
ing to dispose of real estate cannot
him what he should do in the fu­
tempted to rape Mrs Vanina, and
do better than to put their lands in
BURNS OREGON.
ture. Mr. Koone acknowledged
failing in this he assaulted the
our
hands
for
sale,
because
we
ad
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daughter, a girl some thirteen years I the correctness of the message. vertise freely by sending circulars
After delivering several other mes-i
of age. Sheriff Booth arrested Por­
sages that were recognized as true | and cards in all directions solicit­
tili on Thursday and brought him
the medium took a seat at a table, ing purchasers and describing the
to town. He is an Indian, and
on the stage and wrote come twenty j
land.
speaks very poor English, but is
JOHN SAYER,
Proprietor.
or thirty messages, nearley all of
able to stoutly deny the charges
which were recognized bv the peo-
We will also buy lands for per­
against him.—Ochsco Review.
Situated on Silvies river 1 mile East of Burns, near the bridge
’pie in the audience
sons wishing to purchase in our
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county and living at a distance, I
Customers will receive GOOD FLOUR from
BANK KOBBEKY.
giving earcful and accurate dis­
good Wheat.
Extract from the Spokan Review
From Mr. D. B. Binehart, presi­ cription of the same, also the title.
of Oct. 20, 1891: Jules Wallace the
Correspondence Solicited. Oilice
Australian nxdiiim, who has creat­ dent of the Summerville National
it,
Bank,
who
arrived
in
this
city
the
at
E ast O regon H erald .
ed such a furor throughout the city
for the past few weeks, attracted 11th, we learn of the robbery of the
and highly entertained another bank at that place the 10th, the
B. H. FINE I’rop’t., U . H. GASS, Manager.
crowded house at Concordia hall particulars of which as we learn
last Sundav night by his peculiar from Mr. Rinehart is that in the
Wines, Liquors, Cigars ani Cigarttes,
doings and the reading of remark­ evening, just as the cashier was “ AMERICAN EAGLE JOB OFFiCE
closing
the
bank
for
the
day
and
able messages from the dead.
Good Billiard tables, Pleasant Card Rooms, etc., etc.
The evening exercises were was in the act of locking the front
opened at about 8:15 o’clock by Mr. [door three masked men stepped in- C11AS W. BYIU», Proprietor. 1 his Saloon is first class in every particular. Experienced bartender«.
Wallace making a few witty, and ■ to the building and presented a re* I
Mixed drinks to please the most fastidious.
in some instances rather caustic, I j volver at his head made him re-
Hurns, llaruey County, Oregon.
remarks about the treatment he had j . turn and open the vault from which
received at the hands of a local 'they took 4'4800 and made their es.
| eape into the timber in the Blue
newspaper.
PAMPHLETS,
After a few more remarks, in 1 mountains. Two hundred dollars
which he humorously scorched a 'of th«“ money was in silver.
LETTER HEADS, NOTE HEADS.
M m. \\ GODS, Proprietor.
local judge whom l e contended had i A sheriff and posse immediately
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endeavored to injure him, he pro­ started in pursuit of the robbers ENVELOPES,
STATEMENTS.
Bill Woods is “in it,” “and don’t you forget it.”
ceeded with his seance by singing a jand there is but little doubt but
XV hat he don’t know about the care of horses is not worth knowing.
song of his own composition, and what they will be captured.—Blade. BILL HEADS,
POSTERS,
in his own style. He then chal­
Nice Turn-outs, Passengers taken to any part of the country desired.
LEGAL BLANKS,
lenged any physician in the atidi ■
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be earned at our NFT« line of work,
CARDS
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** taphlly und h« iiom',1 , by thoae of
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ence to write a prescription, seal ÉWM 11
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■ ow n .<•« antic»,wherever they live. Any
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Ww I U kl 3 one « an <|<> the wink.
Easy to learn
Of every description, and in fact
furnish everything. W« start you. No risk A <>u can devote
it in an envelope, and he would read We
your «pire moments, or all your time to tlie w<>rh
1 his is an
everything in this line.
entirely nvwr Irad.and brings w onderful eaecea» to every w inker
it sealed; and after composing him H. fumera are earning from #25 to f 50 p< r u . . k and upward«
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and more after a little experience. We can furulah you the em­
self in a chair for a few moments he ploy ni' nt and teach v«»ti I l?FF. No ettaro to rvidnin here. Full
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arose and standi
sort of Ufo mia Hon Hlk .. *1 J* I' H <<>.. A Gl hl A, MAl.Xk Leave orders Herald or Items office
E. B. REED, Proprietor.
The proprietor has renovated the building from the ground tc
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he roof and put in several stone Hues.
Semi-Weekly II erald.
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Mr. Reed is an old Hotel man and in recommending his house to
the public, we believe we only do him justice to say his house will
give entire satisfaction.
Tto Celebrated French Cure,
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POSITIVE
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to cure any form
otnervoui aise^-'j
or an.- disorder of
the generative o:-
gansofeithersex. >
v.h.t'ier arising .
fro: itbocxcess.\e/
BEFORE
u.eof s.i-.nuUut', AFTER
Tobacco or Oplur.i, or th rough joutnful nullset«,
lion, over Indulgence, Ao .such as Loss of I’rain
1 ewer, «t.-L-Jncs!, Tear.ng down l'ainsinthe
baek.Kem nalWeakness,Hysteria.Nervous Pr >s-
trutlon, Nocturnal Eml slons, 1 c corrho a DU.
jlness, Woak Memory, Izwsof Power and imno-
tency.w
hlf to-lectedoften lead to prematura
c.d a-o an i Insan tv. Trlco I .00 a box, 6 boxes
forf.vXi. sent by ma 1 o-t receipt of price*
' ''.**fTTEX GVAISANTIIF. P given for
c ery -*> order re.-el veil, t > rer-.nd tlie money if
a Permanent e re la not «“fleeted. We have
thou’an’aof testimonials from old and vovne
< t berth sexes, who have been permanently evred
b> tbeuseof AphrodiUnn. Cirrularlrvo. Addre-s
C. G-eer.
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P ractical tinner & gunsmith
Repairing a Specialty.
AL8O DEALER IN
fishing tackle
W esteru Brane h.
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sporting goods .
Burns
Oregon.
FRENCH HOTEL.
TH* A OH RO MEDICINE CO.
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Plumbing and Pipe-fitting.
Box 27.1“oarui.x o, Oa,
lor Sale at W. E. Grace's Drug
Store
MRS. LOUIS RACINE, Prop’t.
Hotel hro recently been enlarged and entirely renovated in first class style.
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Menstraation. Vised
aicet»fully by the
and* of prominent la­
dies «acr'Vy.
Thor
onghly re iaoie and I
saie.
We th tweutv |
times their weigi t in
fold /or fenale irre.f.
•Mrltm. Never known
to fail.
Sent by mail sealed
for •«. Address
The Aphro ledklne
COUFANT.
Western Branch,
rertlaad, OreB»n.
■ Grace Drug Store
The table is Supplied with the Best the Market Affords.
stop'1"614'18 Men
find thi8 Hotel a nice and Desirable place W
BURNS MEAT MARKET.
HENFX
t ALDWELL,
Proprietär.
yVi’l serve 'Customers wi'.h the best that
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