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About East Oregon herald. (Burns, Grant County, Or.) 1887-1896 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 23, 1891)
BURNS HARNEY COUNTY, OREGON. DECEMBER 23. Semi-Weekly Herald. | of 120 piecee, wrought into all man ; ner of beautiful forms. There ar»J AND SATURDAY. anklets, bracekts and earrings and BY thin sheetB of metal representing W. C. BYRD & SON. perfectly the form of the common P ublishers and P roprietors . Scioto River sucker. But the Caule Car Wanted. strangest of aii are two peiees made SUBSCRIPTION RATES: exactly in the shape of the watis- One Year Folding his paper, he turned ka. ot cross of the Greek church. Six Months. Three Months .. .75 I One Year (in advance) . .2.50 1 round, smiled, coughed, and ad This is the tki<V watiska found in dressing the man next to him, re North America. The ornamenta HERALD CLUB LIST: tieraid and Harper’s Magazine............. 5.00 , i marked: tion of the whole col’ection is plain Herald and Harper’s Weekly ....... 5.20 Herald and Harper’s Bazar 5.20 | “Blaine’s Chilian policy is altu- ly of Mexican or Peruvian design Herald and Harper's Young People 3.75 ! and this corroborates the theory Herald and Alden's Manifold Cyclopedia, .2.90 gether too conservative.” Each additional volume alter Vol. I, 55 cents: “Think so?” murmured the nian previously formed that Ohio Mound 10 cents extra tier volume, postage. Builders were closely allied to the f9 Copies of all the above works can be ex from the depths of his paper. •mined at leisure in the Reading Room • “Yes, I do. He should be more Aztecs. The collection is valued fiy-Publishers of periodicals are solicited aggressive. Show them that he by Messrs Morehead and Cresson, ’•o send clubbing rates, a copy of their work for , eur Free Reading Room—We file and bind the ' means business," the chiefs of the expedition, at not latter at close of every half-volume, end t*«v 11 I «opiea bv advertisement. “Ah! think so?” less th%n $3,000 “Yes. He lias right on his side ADVERTISING RATES: and is in a position to force mat MIR "THE HERMITAGE." ters.” 1 Inch 50 N ashville , Tenn.,Dec. 12.—The “Do vou think so?” again mur- t “ 3 00 12 Ul! 18.00 » “ 3.50 15.00 I 24.00 Ladies’ Hermitage Association, a mured the man. 4 “ 4.50 20.00 32 00 % col. 6 00 28.00 48.00 S “ 12-00 48.00 1 80.00 "I do, most decidedly If I was national organization devoted to 20 00 I “ w oo I no oo in his place I’d send a fleet down the work of restoring the Hermitage, there and compel them to make re the home of Old Hickory,” is ac JOB WORK tively engaged in the effort of rais paration.” dt every description executed with neatness ing monev for the restoration fund “Think so?” and despatch, at reasonable rates. Circulars, Posters, Pamphlets To aid them in this work, Mr. Flag “ You would, wouldn ’ t you? ” Envelopes, Bill Heads. Better HeadB. Statements, Note Heads, Cards, TicKets, ler. the millionnaire capitalist, has “ Think so? ” Memoranda, Invitations.' Dodgers, Ete. tendered the association the use of “I know I would.” T he H ekalp la kept regularly on file for re the Ponce de L(-< n Hotel at St. ference, in the Geo. P. Rowell Newspaper Ad “Think ----- ” vertising Bureau, 10 Spruce st.. New York. “Yes—I think so. And I think \ugustine, Fla., î r a grand Jack something else, too I think you are sonian historic costume reception OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. to be given Febt *-.ry 3 under the -------------------- ------ —.a .1 .X-« ----- ablanhety blanked, ungentlemanly auspices amj for ,i.i benefit of the ctank, sir.” national : President..................... association. PiiCuViA-ss « will be Benjamin IfarHson “Think so?” Vice-President Levi I’. Morton Secretary of State James G. Blaine “Ido, sir. And what is more I appointed in all the leading cities, Secretary of Treasury < harles Foster. Secretary of Interior - John W. Noble don’t care to be seen riding by the and Mrs. Harrison has given her Secretary of War Redfield Proctor consent to become one of the patro Secretary of Navy Benjamin F. Tracey side of such a man as you.” Secretary of Agriculture. Jeremiah M. Rusk Attorney General Wm. H. Miller And as he rushed angrily to the nesses. Mrs. Levi P. Morton has Postmaster General John Wanamaker platform the man smiled softly and already sent a handsome contribu STATE—OREGON" tion of money to be added to th»- R ( J. N. Dolph again lisped. . s.Senator«.. K I J. H Mitchell i association’s fund. It is anticipat Congressman R. Binger Hermenn “Think so?” Governor I).Sylvester Pennoyer ed that the Jacksonian reception Secretary of State .K Geo. W. McBride As the critic of Mr. Blaine’s for Treasurer R Phil. Metschan. will be one of the grandest events Supt. Public Instruction R J. B McElroy eign policy grasped the handrail, State Printer R Frank Haket of the kind ever given in this conn R ) R S. Bean. preparatory to alighting, he turned / Wm. P. Lord Supreme Judge* R try. ’ W. W. Thaver to the (tonductor and shouted: D Reuben S. Strahn. “ I'm going to send in a petition SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT: Still Goil>x D M.D C lifford to the company asking them to run District Judge .1) C har . F. H yiie District Attorney Joint-Representative (D). I), s. D ustin a cattle car on this line in the fu- .(D) H enry B lackman Joint-Senator ture. o One day a Lie broke out of its In COUNTY—HARNEY: closure and started to travel. . ..(D).. W m . M iller County <jdge Clerk .(D). W. E. G race Hr» wan Scared to Death. And the man who owned the Pre ....... (D) T. H. R oberts Treasurer .(D) T. A. M c K innon Surveyor mises saw it after it had started .(D) A. A. C owing Sheriff ....... (D). Assessor ... , W. E. A lberson C incinnati , Dec. 11.—James and was sorry he had not made the ■’) .C har .N ewell School Superintendent (R) T hor . G. D odson Mjrgan, who has charge of the east A took Inspector Inclosure Lie tight. So he called W m . A ltnow ••levator of th<- custom house has Commissioners his swifte-t Truth and said: Lytle Howard. been literally scared to death. One “ A Lie has got lose and will do IIARN BY U. 8. LAND OFFICE: day last week the elevator became much Mischief if it is not atopp-d Register J. B. H untington Receiver ...H arrison K elley erratic and shot up towards the I want you to go after it and bring roof like a rocket, Morgan thought back or kill it.” CHURCH DIRECTORY his last day had come, and fell in a So the swift Truth started after faint. The elevator stopped itself BURNS METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH the Lie M.D. WILSON Pastor. and Morgan revived sufficiently to But the Li« had one Hour Start There will be preaching by the pastor in each escape,but has gradually failed con month as follows.until further notice- At the end of the first Day the ¡st Sabbath—Burns—at 11 a m, and 4:30 p m 2d Sabbath—Island School House— at 11 a m stantly since, and is now complete Lie was going Lickety-split. The " —Harney—at 7 30 p m. 3d Sabbath—Burns—»I 11 a m, and 4:30 p m Iv paralyzed. The physicians say Truth was a long way behind and 4th Sabbath—Harney—at 11 a m, and 7:50p tn he can live only a few hours, and was getting Tired. that it is cl« arly a case af scared to It has not yet caught up. SOCIETIES And never will.—Chicago Times. death. PUBL18HEDE VERY WEDNESDAY I GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES I A full and Complete Stock of Groceries and Supplies. Ranchers wishing to purchase thei-- supplies will do well to call and sea what we can do for them before going elsewhere. Everything at BED ROCK PRICES, H, E. T hompson , Yours Respectfully, Manager. A. ROBBINS. — ...------ - WHOLESALE! RETAIL ! HUNTINGTON We are now located in the New Brick Block, with plenty of room, occupying three floors, and»each floor loaded With gOOds Will maintain our former rules: SaUm Dealing. Une PriCS. Best Ouality. We huv Flour, Meats, Stock Salt, Barb Wire, Liverpool Salt Canned Goods, and Coal Oil in CAR LOADS. Our Prices are LOW SEND FOR QUOTATIONS ! ! CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. Prprietors Huntington Warehouse. Your’s RcupecfuBy, J. H. AITKIN, Manages BRENTOjN * FINE Proprietors. The Proprietors of the White Front Livery Stable sure the public that they are prepared to accommodate in every way in their line of business. ¿MT* 11 y and grain constantly on hands, and careful help. Passengers taken to all parts of the country. Job Wagon in connection I HARNEY LODGE. NO. 77, I. O O F. Meet« at Odd Fellow« Hall, every Saturday 7:30 p m, H, M H obton , N. G. Ben Brown, Tress HARNEY POST NO. 43, G. A. R. Meets every 1st and 3d Wednesday of each, month, at Odd Fellows’ Hall. All Comrade. In good standing Invited. M. M. BRIERLY, P. C. C has . N kwkll , Ad’j’t. Meh 13-1« U. S. MAII.8. burns — vale : . . Arrives and departs daily, Mondays excepted. BURRS—CANTON UtTT: Arrives Mondays. Wednesdays, Fridays a P- nt •■eaves Tuesdays, Thu-sdat a, Saturdays 6 a m Relics of the Muuml Builders. C hilli « oti ’E. O., Dec. 12.—The members of the World’s Fair arche ological expedition, which for the past six n.onlln> has l>een exeat at- ing the Indian mounds in this vi cinity, yesterday came across the richest find they have vet discov ered. I was a collection of copper ornaments and utensils, consisting Three Desperadoes Captured. B URNS BUTCHER SHOP TOM ANDERSON Prop’t. Will sei Vc customers with the best that can be procured, with any amount from One to Eve-Hundred fi»a. The Incorporated TRANSPORTATION Company C. C. McCoy, General Manager, ------- O-:-0-------- Stages leave Burns, Oregon, daily for Harney, Drewaey, Bculak . Westfall and Vale, where W ichita , Kae., Dec. 11.—The CoIse Connection is Made United State« marshal ha« brought with the railroad. Go<xl fresh horses, careful drivers, new vehicles. RATES OF FAKE FROM Bl KN« TO ONTARIO AND INTERVENING FOISTS from Creek county three heavily Burna, to Ontario |l<> 0» Burns to Vale R 50 - •• Grove city • West Fall armed Indiana named Lealy, Scott •• " Beulah no “ f)rewae> •• -• Ptnet'teek 2 » I • •• Harner and Caesar Jack, member« of the famous Captain Wiley band of dea- Baggaz1' Wlbs to each Pasfenger. Freight and Passengers *te way-billed. Passenger fare paid id advance peradoe«,which terrorized that coun Nr.k! A culei , H. khy F loyd , J M. V akihs ty for aeveral month« Gen Sup’t. 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