East Oregon herald. (Burns, Grant County, Or.) 1887-1896, December 02, 1891, Image 3

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    Semi-Weekly Herald,
WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 2, 1S91.
A Shooting Affray.
tried to end his life, but was pre­
vented bv the intervention of
friends. In his sober senses Pow­
ers was a bright, companionable
man, but while under the influence
of liquor he seemed possessed with
a morbid desire to kill himself.
He has at last accomplished his
purpose despite the efforts of friends
who struggled hard to save his life
after he had swallowed the deadly
poison. He wos extremely weak-
minded concerning women and his
last attempt to kill himself is said
to be due from such cause. He
was buried last Sunday at Lone
Fir cemetery, the typographical
union of Portland taking charge of
the funeral.—Wasco County Sun.
W.C-BYRD&W. THING.
REAL ESTATE AGEN T S.
BURNS
I
ADVERTISEMENTS.
Burns Oregon.
A Berious shooting affray took
We have at this time for sale
place at Great Falls, Mont., by
several productive farms, well im-
which one man was fatally hurt
proved and well watered.
and three others wounded. An ex­
cursion train was run from Helena
Parties wishing to purchase call
and Great Falls to Neihart, cele­
on us we will show them the land
brating the opening of the new rail­
we have for sale, and parties desir­
road. On the return trip several
ing
to dispose of real estate cannot
drunken rtws occured. In one
do
better
than to put their lands in
BURNS OREGON
Chief of Police separated the roud-
our hands for sale, because we ad­
ies, slapped Jacob Harris, alias
Jew Jake,” a gambler of Helena
vertise freely by sending circulars
and put him out of the car. Har­
and cards in all directions solicit­
ris swore he would get even on him
ing purchasers and describing the
and meetingTreat shortly afterward S tate oe O hio , C ity of
land.
JOHN SAYER,
Proprietor.
opened fire upon him. Treat was T oledo , L ucas county , ss.
Frank J. Chenev makes oath
shot twice and will probably die.
We will also buy lands for per­
Situated on Silvies river 1 mile East of Burns, near the br idge
He fired two shots at Harris, one that he is the senior partner of the
firm
of
F.
J.
Cheney
&
Co.,
doing
sons
wishing
to
purchase
in
our
ball taking effect in the leg and
business in the city of Toledo, coun­
breaking it above the knee, Stray ty and State aforesaid, and that county and living at a distance, Customers will receive GOOD FLOUR from
bullets wounded two other persons said firm will pav the sum of ONE giving earcful and accurate dis- good Wheat,
Joe Lessard, a prominent mining HUNDRED DOLLARS for each cription of the same, also the title.
and every case of Catarrh that can­
man being shot in the eye.
Correspondence Solicited. Office
not be cured bv the use of Hall’s
Harris was lodged in jail, but Catarrh Cure.
at E ast O regon H erald .
was taken out by a crowd of indig­
F. J, C heney .
nant citizens and hanged. The Sworn to before me and subscribed
B. II. FINE l’rop’t., W. H. G ASS, Manager.
shooting was entirely unjustifiable, in my presence, this 6th day of Dec.
A.
I).
1886.
and when the surgeons announced
Wins, Liqucrs, Cigars and Cigartts,
that both men were nearly dead, a
A. W. G leason ,
“
AMERICAN
EAGLE
JOB
CFFtCi
crowd of determined men gathered
Notary Public.
Good Billiard tables, Pleasant Card Rooms, etc., etc.
quietly and quickly, At 5 o’clock
i
Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken in-
This Saloon is first class in every particular. Experienced bartende
the crowd went to the jail and
ternally
and acts directly on the
seized Harris, and a rope was ad
Mixed drinks to please the most fastidious.
blood and mucous surfaces of the
justed to bis neck, There was no system, Send for testimonials, free.
time wasted. The murderer was E J. C heney & Co., Toledo, O
Huru», Harney Count//, Oregon
asked if he had anything to say,
F“For sale at the City Drug
and answering in the negative, the Store.
PAMPHLETS,
rope was thrown over the limb
A Terrible Eart iiquuke.
of a tree and in a second the
Wm. WOODS, Proprietor.
LETTER HEADS, NOTE HEADS.
body was dangling in mid-air. Af­
ter the lynching the crowd quietly A severe prolonged shock of earth
STATEMENTS
Bill Woods is “in it,” and don’t you forget it.”
dispersed. Jake Harris was con­ quake occuredin a portion of Japan, ENVELOPES,
What he don’t know about the care of horses is not worth knowing.
spicuous in many bloody fights, Octpber 29, a few minutes before 7 RIEL, HEADS,
POSTERS,
and it is no surprise to see him go o'clock in the morning. It was the
Nice Turn-outs, Passengers taken to any part of the country desired.
the lynch route,although his friends most severe experienced since the LEGAL BLANKS,
CARDS
maintain that he was crazv.
terrible catastrophe of ’55, and
must be ranked as a national ca Of every description. and in fact
everything in this line.
Anol tier Mystery.
lamitv
The greatest damage to
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buildings and loss of life occurred
Leave
orders
Herald
or Items office
E. B. REED, Proprietor.
Wm. Ashnyead. a young farmer in the perfectures of Achie and Gi­
living near Island Citv, went tc La fu, in which 2,000 peoole were killed PROMPT ATTENTION GIVEN TO MAU
The proprietor has renovated the building from the ground to
Grand on Monday of last week to outright and 4,000 seriously wound­
he roof and put in several stone Hues.
ORDERS.
do some trading. He put his horse ed. In those two perftetures 24..
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Mr. Reed is an old Hotel man and in recommending his house to
up in the McClure stable, saving 000 houses were totally destroyed.
PRICES:
CHEAF
’
.
the public, we believe we only do him justice to say his house will
he would return for it in the even­ The number of province through­
-St
ing. He made some purchases at out which the disturbances were
give entire satisfaction.
some of the stores and paid hills to strongly felt numbers thirty-one, Th Celebrated French Cure,
the amount of $200 or $300, after 200,000 people have been rendered
“APHRODITINE” °r-S
which he returned to the stable and homeless
IJ So-ACM A
poortva
tied some bundles on the back of
CJARAITC3
A most agreeable surprise was
his saddle, preparatory to starting
to cure aw form
of n<-rvo;«isiuso
home, but before departing invited created in political circles bv Gov.
or any diawtlcrof
the generdtve or­
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the hostler at the stable to repair to Jackson, of Maryland, appointing
gans of eiticrecx.
„
v.het'ucr trLslup /
a saloon and take a drink. The ex-Congreseinan Charles H Gibson
' fromtlioeMeMhe/
Repairing a Specialty.
Plumbing and Pipe-fitting.
BEFORE
u eot b-.inblauts AFTER
hostler accepted, and the two men to the seat in the United States Tobacco or Opium, or thraiph y outbful indiscre­
DEALER IN
tion, over indulgence, Ac Buch as Loss of Brain
ALSO
went to a salxin. After taking a Senate made vacant last Febuary ¡■'■•ver, W.-ikcf-tliicsv, r.eafcgdown Pains in the
sem ual Woaknc.'. lyneria. Non ous Pr 'S-
FISHING TACKLE A SPORTING GOODS.
ilson. back,
tration. Nix tunial Emi-sims, 1 e teorrbii-a. Dlx-
drink the hostler returned to the by the death of Senator
alness,
W
nk
Memory.
I.oa
of
power
anti
Impo-
wM-h!I ne^lecteieden lead to premature
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stable. Ashmead left the saloon The appointment was entirely un­ te-icy.
a -e a:t I InMinitv. Prle S' .00 a box, 6boxes
expected to Mr. Gibson. In accept­ Old
by ma 1 o-iacclpt of price-
but never called for his horse, and ing the Senatoiship. Mr. Gibson for A f.>.-ent
WHITTEN ca ARiNTEF. is given for
cry jj. .d order receive,I, •tv,'-n'l the money if
up to the present time nothing has withdraws from the canvass for the C-.
n Permanent care is nd effected. We ha'O
of testimonials pun old and young,
been seen or heard of him. It is Clerkship, a fact hailed with no thousands
< f bo-"i eext^. whohavo |ie<t permanently cnr<-I
I
y
the
use
of
Aphrodltlnn. tvcnlarfree. Address
little
joy
by
the
other
candidates.
the opinion of a majority of the cit­
THE APHRO MEHCINE CO.
izens of La Grande that he skipped
w estern Hrxuch.
B« 27. PoarUAX u, Oa.
out. but others think that he was- The Republican National Com­
For Sale at W. E. Grace’s Drug
foully dealt with, as it was thought mittee, at Washington City. Nov. Store
23, selected Minneapolis Minn., as
Thiv Hotel hat recently been enlarged and entirely renovated in SrM e.lasa atyle
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that he bad about $900 on his per­ the place of holding the next Re­
I
The table is Supplied with the Best the Market Affords.
son An attachment was served publican National Convention. The
on some of his property a short 7th of June 1892, is the aate fixed
Traveling Men will find this Hotel a nice and Desirable place to
Uve _ Hupt.r.*«d
id L
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time ago and it may be that he has for hold the convention.
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UmrMtlun.
•aecAfally
. by r IhoHt- j
left the country At any rate the
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pr»mia
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has the appearance of another Skit!
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In
(fold
ir
b
male
irrrg- I
case.—Scout.
•inrttb. Never known
Ì
Pi!.'
Faber’s Bolden hale Fills
«
to fail;
Sendry mall eeale l
for Sf Addrew
TtAMWA
Finally Killed Himaelf
WHIPS.
Thomas Powers, a printer well
known in this city, committed sui-
fide last week in Portland
Dur-
Fl his stay in this city he twice J. C. Welcome BurnsOregon.
HENRY CALDWELL,
Proprietor.
The Ahro Irilclo«
Box 27.
MPANY.
Biranrh,
Portia«^ Orrfon.
For Sale at the Graa|)rug Store
Will serve Customers with the best that
can be porduced from ONE to F1VE.HUN-
DRED lbs. •