East Oregon herald., March 09, 1892, Image 5

BURNS ADVERTISEMENTS
wear clothes. Mrs. Sheldon has write can have the assistance of
gathered much information touch­ two of the judges. The names on
ing the social characteristics and ’ the ticket not voted for, must be
W£1>NE*U>A\ MARCH 9. K92.
industries of the natives This she scratched out with an indellible
will embody in a book called "Bebe pencil, which is left on the table in
Having purchased the entire stock formerly belonging to Cal
Bland.” the African dialect for mas­ jin the booth, and the tickets are
Geer, comprising all lines of
terly moman. Sketches were made folded so that the judjes cannot see
by artists in the party and these j how the voter voted.
HARDWARE. CRCKERY, GLASSWARE. TINWARE,
will be used toillustrate her work
The Clerk of election bands out
—S F. Examiner.
the ticket to bt voted, tearing of ST0VE8, HARDWARE, SUNDER1ES, A CARPENTERS TOOLS
¡one stub on which he writes a
voter. The voter retires to a booth
I offer the same for sale at greatly reduced price* for CASH.
and prepaies his ticket, and on pre­
C. H. V0EGTLEY
Maa. trench Sheldon Back from tier
senting
it,
the
remaining
stub
is
African Tour.
in ease judges of election are
absent, voters mav choose judges torn off before the ticket is deposit­
ed in the box.
N ew Y ork . February 22.—Mrs. If clerks appointed are not present,
For all violations of the law. anv
French Sheldon is the only white the judges select clerks. The Polls disorderly conduct.
obstructing
woman who has traveled through will be open at. 8 a. m. ami close at polls, illegal votii g intimidation,
JOHN SAYER
Proprietor.
- Africa at. the head of her own cara­ 6. p. m.. though judges may adjourn etc., the law provides rigorous fines
van. »She is a native of Pennsyl­ at one o’clock for one hour. It is ai d penalties.
Situated on Silvies river 1 mile East of Burns, near the bridge
vania, bright and entertaining, and thedutv of judge« and clerks to chai
a good talker. That she has iudur- lenge suspected illegal voters
McCarthy Made Well Thru’
The place where a married man’s Mietinel
Customers will receive GOOD FLOUR from
ance as well as intelligence is dem
ilia Visit to Father Adams—
family
reside,
and
the
place
where
a
Hoclors
Ascribe
the
Cure
onstrati ’.1 by her recent experiences.
Good Wheat.
io Hypnotic Influ­
I
Mrs. Sheldon was a passenger on single man sleeps shall be considered
ence.
the steamship Aller, which arrived his residence.
In im orporated cities no one is al­
at her pier at Hoboken to-night
The remarkable case of Michael
She was met by several friends, in­ lowed to loiter within 50 feet of the
B.
McCarthy, wlu-se respiration
cluding her sister
Then she w as polls, except peace officers and chai
was 162 a minute, was telegraphed
driven to the Cambridge hotel, this lengi-rs, and only ten persons may
the Examiner several week- ago. At
city, where she will remain for the approach to vote at one time. Judges
that
time it was announced that
of el *ction have power to inflict a
present.
fine of $50 or imprisonment for 25 the doctor at Bellevue said the man
A STUfcY <»F SOCIAL CIIARACTERISTICS days, for any violation of election could not be cured.
Now comes a strange event in
•Id id not make the journey law, or disorder at polls.
Mr.
McCarthy’s history. McCar­
Within an hour after polls close,
through the'African jungles.” said
The Most Wonderful Publication Ever Published.
thy recently heardjif Fathor Tom
Mrs. Sheldon, “to attempt to outdo counting shall begin. Only white
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Adams, the clergyman whom Bish­
Stanley, nor for scientific reasons, oallots, furnished according to law, op Loughlin suspended from priest
shall be counted.
or geological research.
Certificates of nomination, signed tv duties about fifteen years ago
“I .went simply as a woman—an
He had lost all faith in regular
American woman—to study the by chairman and secretary of con­
medical practitioners, and was
social characteristics of African life vention. are necessary, and for state
willing to see whether prayer and
Political and U. S. Map Combined.
and the result has greatly interest officers must be filed with secretary
contact
with
holy
relics
would
do
me on my expedition, which was of state not less than 45 days before
him any good.
fitted out at my own expense, con election, and fordistrict, county and
Latest 1892 Ed i ton, 46 x 66 inches (largest ever printed.)
THE
POTENCY
OF
RF.LCS.
precinct
officers
certificates
must
be
sistipg of 138 natives, with an ade­
MOUNTED ON ROLLERS AT TOP AND BOTTOM.
quate supply of camels, elephants filed with county clerk thirtv days
Accordingly, he visited Father
B> ipcclRl arrHiigetnctil« with the the publl.h.n we »re able to obtain n number cf the »bove-
and pm les. We organized our ex before election. Candidates must Adams at Brooklyn The priest mentioued
.Map», and propose to furnlah one to each of our »iibarriber« Thia .Map 1» ri nectulty
pedition at Zanzibar and plunged file acceptance of nomination for told him to have faith in God’s in every home, acbool or otllce, »nd will be eapeclally dealrabl. to refer to daily during the cum
ing political damtiaign. na it locale, at a glance every Important (act connected with the higtorv
at once into the wilderness.
We state offices with secretary of state power to help him, and in the po­ of
our country and American
B
wer&six months on the tramp, and thirtv days before election, and for tency of the holy relics which he
duribgthat time I kept my place county nominations fifteen days be was about to see. Father Adams,
THIS DOUBLE MAP CONTAINS:
at the head of the caravan—chief fore election, with county clerk.
praved with him before a little |
The County Clerk shall cause altar, and then produced what he j
of the expedition, or “Bebe,” as the
A diagram showing all of the political parties, 11 x 66.
ballots
to be printed, as prescribed says are particles of flesh of several | A diagram showing all the Presidents and cabinets, 5 x 66
natives called me.
^■ombassa was the first place by law, entitled "Official Ballots,” martyred saints, a piece of the! A diagram showing the political complexion of each Congress, 2x66.
where the expedition stopped. The and no others shall be u«ed circa manger in which Christ was born, | A diagram showing the creeds of the World, 13x10.
■Militants are semi barbarous ami lated or cast. There shall be four and a chip of stone from the tomb A diagram showing the standing armies of each Nation, 13x10.
A diagram show ing the Naval tonnage of each Nation, 13x10.
are ruled by a chief or king who ballots print* d*t’or every vote cast at in the garden of Gethsemane.
A Complete Map of the World, 13x20.
preceding election. <>n white paper,
has Absolute power.
These relics were passed about . A complete Map of the United States. Rand, McNally & Co’s 46x66.
“We were royally received by the and a like number of ballots on col­ the patient’s neck and shoulders, I A Map of Central America, 10x13.
UitWs there, and in many other ored paper, for samples, and not to and he was then dismissed with a A Map of Alaska, 10x13.
of south Africa, 10x13.
we w’ere presented with rare be voted or counted if voted. When blessing. McCarthy noticed no j A Map
'•up
of Upper Nuba and llabesh or Abyssinia, 10x13.
left
S. In entering African villages a vacancy occurs, by «loath or with change in his condition as he
Map of Persia, Afghanistan and Beluchistan, 10x13.
m and diplomacy were exer- drawal, after tickets are printed, the priest’s house. Five hou-s liter A complete Map of the Solar System—Best ever made, 13x10.
to avoid dangers to which we notices shall be posted at. polling he fainted. When he regained con­
t otherwise have been subject- place, and in all cases blank lines sciousness he was overjoyed to find PICTURES of all the PRESIDENTS from WASHNGT )N toHARRI
SON.
are left on ballots so voterscan vote himself cured. His respiration had
ed.
for whom they please, whether or dropped to a noimal rate.
TO WHITE A BOOK.
IT ALSO GIVES IN BRIEF.
not the nominee of any party.
doctors study him .
visited in all thirty-two na-
Not less than five days before
The history of Colonial politics; the history of Revolutionary poli­
tive I tribes.
Some of them we election, the Sheriff shall deliver
Doctor Cooper «nd Dr. Black tics; the history of the Confederation; the history of the U. S. Govern­
found to be very intelligent, and all ballots to election precincts, pre­ called to see McCarthy and spent a
were civil and courteous-
As I pare election booths and appoint long time with him. Dr. Cooper ment by Congresses; the history of the U. S by administrations; an
Was the first white woman they had deputies to take charge of election says that the cure, no matter how analysis of the Federal Government; valuable statistics on Debts; valu-
statistics on Revenues; valuable statistics on Expenditures; issues of
eywrlseen I was greeted with special in each precinct.
I it was brought^about.is a fact. He
all Political parties; The historv of all Political parties which ever ex­
csjwtnony and distinction. When
Three booths, where voters can describes it as a hypnotic cure, and
enOfing villages I always put on make out their tickets in secrecy, is of the opinion that if McCarthy isted in this country.
mweourt costume of white, with shall be prepared, though in a po­ had ever liefore used so much will
jeweled sword, and laces, and the sition that the judges can see that power a» he exercised in the presence A CRONOLOGICA!. TAPLK OF 819 OF THF MOiT IMPORTA MT BVBMTf FROM THB D1RCOVBBY OF RUBRI­
CA TO TMR PRBHENT DAY
natives seem dazzled. Among oth- only one man is allowed irva booth ot Father Adams he would eave re­
W places we visited was Lake Cho i at <»ne time. Those who cannot covered long ago.
The publishers’ price is 15 (X),which is very low considering its merits,
^Mthe head of a long chain of
hut we, in connection with some of the leading publishers in all the
States, have been fortunate in arranging for enough to furnish at oki . t
I
■These we traversed by means I
90 cents each, delivered free to any part of the United States,as follows:
ot«upper pontoons left there by a
(■man Count after having finished I
1st. To any new subscriber.
aabxploring expedition. The wat- ,
2d. To any renewal subscriber.
•TP of these lakes are remarkable for
3d To any subscriber now in arrears who pays up to January 1st
|^Hr variety. During our expedi-:
next.
tip» we walked 990 miles and rode J
The Herald.
ÜrtPRÎCES
But i,ooo.”
^Mr« Sheldon thinks it would be
•Pe • ss to attempt to civilize or
^^Bislianize some of the African
•■k-* until they are first taught to
Used in Millions of Hemes—40 Years the Standard.
A» we limit the time that we will furnish these Maps at the low
prices, we advise all who desire to avail themselves if this .oppertunity
to attend to it at once.