burns advertisements .
third term.
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A state that is thirty orforty thous ...IIU
So far from believing that if nom- - ----- ------ - --------------
Semi-Weekly Herald. and Republican and gave a repub i I inated and elected—as he would al-
,
w—■
most certainly be—Mr. Clevelaud I
Ji*
lican majority for governor of fifteen
HATVC'KDAY NOVEMBER 2B, 1*J1.
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thousand, and then call it a Demo would “prove a failure, - ” the
W. H. GASS,
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World
cratic,defeatthe idea.’ “Constantly
believes that he would prove a sue
E <11 tor.
Best quality of Beer, Wines, Liquors and Cigars,
W. C. BIRD
changing tactics, dodging behind a cess. He is a broader, a wiser and
new limb, or like a chicken with its a more experit need man than he
ALWAYS ON HAND.
W e presume the article in the
head
cut
off.
”
was
in
1884
or
even
in
1888.
He
last issue of the Items, headed with
Our chicken still has its head, possesses in a remarkable degree 1
the picture of a rooster, means the
MIXED DRINKS A SPECIALTY.
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and our front is broad enough and the
public confidence, even among;
opening up of the county political presents an honest one fir the pub
thoughtful and conservative Jmen
jpgTGentlemanly courtesy extended to all. Call and see me.
struggle that will end the second of
lic to confront and gaze upon; we
not
of
his
own
party.
June next. We are ready, waiting have no desire to take refuge be
Whether any candidate from the!
and indeed anxious to begin the hind anything, much less like the "broad-shouldered” West would be |
fight, ai.d we prophesy whether we g. o. p., come up in the rear of the as strong in the three Northern
have a little "bantam” or a big
money bags of syndicates, corpora States which it is essential the Dem
ocrats shall carry, and which with
H. M. HORTON,............................................. . Proprietor.
“shanghai” at the head of the tick
tions and monopolists.
the
South
would
give
them
just
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et, we’ll get there all the Hams, not
The g. o. n. has quite enough of electoral votes necessary to succeed
like the old woman kept tavern, the tariff issue and Mr. McKinley —New York. New Jersey and In
. ^--DEALERS
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neither like the little “bantam Ben says: “It was worn thread-bare in diana—is a question for the Nation
DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PATENT MEDICINES,
ny” got into the Presidents chair, . Ohio and we had better let it rest al Convention next year to consid
STATIONERY, DIAMOND DYES, CHOICE PERFUMES
by boodle, but by honest votes of and take ud the silver question.” er.
& FANCY TOILET ARTICLES, TOBACCO, CIGARS ETC.
The proceedings of the new Con
our citizens. Neighbor Items your Sherman acting upon this h'nt says,
gress
may
change
the
conditions,
party can do their crowing now, we
“the issue must be the silver ques- but at the present time all the in Fine Wines & Liquors fcr Medical Purposes
will do ours after the election
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dications jioiiit strongly to the nom
I non.
ination and election of Mr. Cleve ^^“Prescriptions accurately compounded.
land.—New York World.
1HIF2 AND 1090.
T here is no good reason that the
old confederate soldiers, or citizens, j
What Your G.-eat Grandmother Did
FOR.YOUR FLOUR, GO TO THE
in sympathy with them, should
T he World’s editorial utterances
object to Gen. Palmei’s order that are
.
She hetcheled the flax and carded
so clear that there is no excuse
the Grand Army men should not fir
( reading into them a meaning the wood, and wove the linen, and
spun the tow. and made the clothes
march in a procession where the . which they do not express.
fm h«T husband and ten children.
confederate Hag is displayed. It is
Our versatile contemporary the She made butler and cheese, she
Prairie City, Oregon.
PORTEÉ, BRO’S. Proprietors
very natural that the Union sol Herald, which was so very inde dipped tallow candles, to light the
diers should object, and most un pendent during the late campaign house at night. and she cooked all
doubtedly a confederate Hag in a in this State that it had no opinion, tile food for her household by an
procession of men partly composed quotes the World’s article, “A Look open fire place and a brick oven.
of soldiers who under the stars and Into the Future.” but credits us Yes; and when she was forty years
of age, she was already an old lady
stri|H-s successfully fought that Hag.1 with the belief that “if President whose best days were over. Her
would be an offense When the I Cleveland was nominated he will shoulders were bent and her joints
confederate army surrendered, the prove a failure,” and with sharing enlarged bv hard work, and she
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Hag of the confederacy was no long-' its conviction that the Democratic wore spectacle« and a cap Hei W. E GRACE P roprietor ,
er nn emblem to be recognized ¡candidate should be taken front great irratid daughter, with all the
modern conveniences for comfort,
A Large Assortment of
publicly, but only a type or "souve 1 “the broad-shouldered and level- refinement and luxury, may be as
nir” to be kept bv the soldiers who 1 headed and wide-awake West.”
charming ami attractive at forty-five
for four year« fought so noblv for
Has just been Received.
The World has not meant or said as at twenty Especially is this
o of this sort. It sinq plv true if she preserves her health and
what they considered a just cause. anything
(|Ueatjnn nH t0 uqult, the l»eautv bv the use of Dr Pierces PHYSICIANS’ PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUND«®
When we laid down < >11 r arms (I raj8e(|
Favorite Prescription, which wards I
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Confed . — the effect
... . would
, , be
,
.. con- of all female a'Intents and irregular
say we for I am an chi
confed
Everything guaranteed pure and of the very best quality.
upon trie
myself) we did it in good faith lie- tjnuiince of the Democratic party ities, cures them if they all ready
PATENT MEDICINES SOLD AT MARKED PRICE.
lieving that wj would be protected, in power of electing next year a exist, keeps the lifecurrent health
and when we surrendered our arms man who has served one term as fill and vigorous, and enables the
woman of middle age to retain th-«
we also surrendered our Hug and by President, end who would not tin freshness
of girlh< od upon brow and
that action, whether or not we took der a tradition of the country which ...............
cheek, the light of youth in her eyes
1 1
an oath of allegiance the acceptance has almost the force of a constitu- iU,d its elasticity in her step, bold
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of the protection was allegiance to tiu.ial provision, be eligiole to a by all druggists.
Managers.
MESDAMES MORRELL & ALLEN,
the stars and stripes. But do not
understand from this article, that,
These ladies spare no pains to please their guests
the carrying of a confederate Hag is
an expression of disloyalty, far from
ATTENTIVE AND GOOD TABLE SERVICE
it, it is venerated by the confederate
soldiers as an emblem of our lost
The experienced huntsman in the woods never wastes
AND TABLES WELL SUPPLIED.
cause and we feel assured that all
time looking for bear in Bear Hollow, nor deer along Deer
Federal soldie.s will bear us out in
Creek, nor would he hope to shoot any great number of ducks
the assertion that no part of the
Union would respond more quickly,
on Duck Lake, for his experience has taught him that such
to tin* beat of the drum, or a call for
points are always misnamed, and this lesson holds good with
men to defend the stats and stripes,
Burns-Canyon Stage Line,
than the south.
almost everything in life. For instance, in the case of the
I. J ewitt , P roprietor .
Leave* Burna on Mondays, Wedneadaya, and Fridays, at 6 a. m
brands on articles of food, spices and other ground food
Connects with the Outario, Prineville, and Lakeview stages at Burns. Good accomi
F i ' nxy , isn't it? To see how fast
tioua for passengers.
the democrats are trying to unload
products, the things branded or labeled “pure ", “strictly
their free silver since their late de
pure” or “absolutely pure,” are without exception the most
’s nothing new,
feat in Ohio. That
k
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however; for A they
are
constantly
villainously adulterated. 'Tis the wolf in sheep's clothing
changing their tactics, getting be-1
hind a new limb, or dodging around
always.
like a chicken with its head cut off
I. E. McKINNEY,
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P roprietor .
— Items.
The most brazen case is that of the Royal Baking
Everything
in
our
line
of
the
Best.
Liquors
—
Wk.skies,
Brandies,
T he Items gets its information
•
Powder.
This
article
is
branded
and
paraded
before
the
people
Wines, Fancy Drinks, Cigars, etc., always on hand when
alxiut the Democratic party unload
you call on “Mack.” at Drewsey, Harney county, Or.
ing its free coinage from the Ore ,
as “absolutely pure” when it contains ammonia. You can
gonian. as that paper is their bible
smell it in the can and often in the biscuit while hot.
and the only oracle worthy of con
sideration or belief on bl i shed in the
What woman would use an ammonia or alum baking
state. We are very much pleased
powder if she knew it ? They not only destroy the stomach,
te see the g. o. p. follow in the wake
J3urns I^hotograuh Crallerv,»
of the Oregonian, it will soon land
but ammonia will destroy the complexion.
the old party where it, itself will
Not so with Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder, the
P ropri rroB
anchor, from whence no traveler re
W. H. CANADAY,
the
only
pure
cream
tartar
powder
to
be
obtained,
and
turns,and agulf not navigable inter
vening. which prevented Lazarus
only baking powder made by a physician. Dr. Price has
o—o
from administering to the wants of
devoted a life-time to perfecting this old-fashioned, in-
the rich man, and supplying him
Nothing but first-class pictures leave this Gallery. Duplicates
with water to wash his "handker-j
dispensable article of the culinary art that has stood all th 1
chief.”
furnished at reduced rates. £V“Give me a call.
tests and remained the standard for forty years.
“The Democratic defeat in Ohio.” I
City Drug Store
.P rairie C ity R oller M ill
FINE CUTLERY. NOTIONS. Etc.
BURNS RESTAURAN!
Misnaming Things.
A
T he drewsey S aloon