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BURNS. HARNEY COUNTY, OREGON,
MAY 18,
ti liuti ,s
of Ame,
The Herald.
flowers and lillies therein, the bier human skulls to order (ahead men- chines before the public at Chicago
was placed in the furnace.
tioned in these “Notes") has a rival in 1893. The machine that will be
FtfWMSHEDE VERY WEDNESDAY
Fires had been maintained in the in the person of Dr. Znamensky, shown at the great Columbia Fair
BY
FROM ALL PARTSOFTHE WOULD
furnace for fortyeight hours, and it the Russian dentist of Moscow, who is reckoned as a wonder, even by
C. BYRD a son.
was heated to 1,800 degrees. It has discovered a moans of causing electrical experts, who ought to
PUBLISHERS AND PROPRIETORS.
took two hours for the remains to false teeth to grow to the gums as know what curiosities in that line
I
consume entirely. At the expira­ firmly as the ones nature provides. really are. The invention is said to
I
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One Year
$3.00
Six Mouth*.
1.60
had penetrated the Covering and eral successful operations of this ilar machine invented by our Edison
Three Month*
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.2.50
were playing around the body. In character, both on human and ani- ■ five or six years ago. With a well-
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Los A ngeles , Cal. May 5—A few half an hour the outer portion of mal subjects, the animals used be­ regulated little instrument of the
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Herald ami Harper’s Weekly................ 5.20 evenings ago the earthly remains j the remains had crumbled away ing chiefly dogs and cats.
He is | character named one can sign a
Herald a ml Harper's Bazar
5.20
of
Byron
Adonis,
one
of
the
most
j
with
the
intense
heat,
and
a
lumi
­
Heraldami Harper's Young People
3.75
said to make holes in the teeth and i check or other document, although
Herald amt Alden’* Manifold Cyclopedia, 2.90 advanced adepts of the circle of
nous cloud seemed to encompass also in the patient’s jawbone. Af he be a hundred or a thousand milt s
Xachfcd'iitional volume after Vol. 1. 56 cent*;
10 cent* extra tier volume, postage.
theosophists. or. more properly I the body, and it fast succumbed to ter this has been performed to bis from the point where his autograph
)PI.E
jpV
“Copies of al 1 t he above work* ean be ex
ib-s-rile
speaking,
Buddhists, were incine- j the flames. At the end of two satisfaction the tooth is placed in is desired. The modus operandi is
Mexico. «mined at leisure in the Reading Room
rated at the crematory in Rosedale hours nothing remained of what the cavity.
Within twenty four described thus: The writing to be
^•“Publisher* of periodical* are solicited
waendrlubbing rate*, a copy of their work for cemetery, with the ceremonies at­ had been Byron Adonis
dwelling hours a soft, granular semi-fluid | transmitted is first impressed on
*ur Frol Rending Room—W e tile and bind the
It was in Jife but a small pile of hot ashes exudes from the jawbone and finds soft paper with an ordinary stylus.
latter aneloae of every half-volume, end r«v u tending a Buddhist funeral.
tuple* bv advertisement.
the first Buddhist incineration that that could almost be held in a man’s its wav into the hole which the This in turn is mounted on a cyl­
has been performed in the United two hands. The ashes were then learned M. D. has drilled into the inder. which, as it revolves, makes
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States, and the ceremonies were of gathered up and taken into the open false tooth This granulated growth and breaks the electric current by
1 I wk 2 wk j 1 mo 1 3 mo j 6 mo
a simple hut in some respects of a fields and 'scattered t' the four soon hardens and holds the tooth ) means of the varying depths of the
-hl .50 $2 50 |5 00 $8 90 $11.00
izilie. .1 t ..
18.00
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4 00
3 00
lied, f«ri j ••
mystical character.
winds, so that no man should know firmly in position.
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3 50 5.00
indentations on the paper. At the
me. lw « •• 1 4 50 0.00 10.00 20 00 82.00
The
remains
of
Bvron
Adonis
where they had gone.
48.00
ILOO
54 col. I <i mi- 9 00 15.00 28 00
receiving end of the wire a similar
80.00
12 «> Iti 00 28.00 48.00
I
tadebtl H “
who
was
a
man
fifty
years
of
age,
Was One of Young’t« Wive«.
110
00
60
00
40.00
20
00
30
00
cylinder, moving in accurate syn­
> avoid
were received in this city from San
ROTHl|~~
chronism with the other, receives
A ÇYDL0NE.
M anistee , Mich., May 3.—M. R. the current on a chemically pre­
JOB WORK
Francisco, having been forwarded
In his will
" ‘' M
executed with neatness here for the last rites.
•! every description
destri
T opeka . Kan., May 5.—The .most Denning, a rich lumberman and a pared paper, on which it transcribes
66Kb ani despatch, at t reasonable rate*.
Adonis enjoined his executors to terrible and destructive storm that member of the Legislature, put his the signature in black letters on a
Posters,
Pamphlets
•trculan,
Bill Heads,
Letter Heads,
property out tif his hands yesterday white ground.
ted &Ä. Note*Heads, Cards, TlfKets. send his remains to L ob Angeles, ever occurred in thin section devas­
Invitation*.
Dodgers. Etc.
Memorai
there to be incinerated in accord tated the Lynn'ertjek vallef, south and announced in the public prints
contint
re -aid
with the Buddhist cermonial, and east of Topeka Monday night that be would no longer pay debts
MB kkalu is kept regularlv on file for re
K ingfisher , Ok., May 5.—Con­
lier ul
In tlie Geo. P. Rowell Newspaper Ad-
a request was likwise received here About 2 o’clock a cvclone swept up contr-'cted by his wife. Ho has siderable. excitementstill exists over
I be fv
Bureau, 10 8prueest.. New York.
e»e 111
from the Buddhist society7 eof San Lynn valley,'destroying everything left town, declaring he will never the ugly attitude assumed by the
ivt-iny: J
: five 14
Francisco that the wishes '"of the that came in ’ts path - Aj territory return.
t
Cheyenne Indians toward the set­
eventi
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
DertRin" married a few years ago tlers in the , lands recently opened
emipeHt. adept should-Lr complied eight miles long (imi varying in
ino »II
he dwfl
---------------------------------------------
wifK in accord wit!) the letter and width from half a mile to a mile Brighton Young’s nineteenth vtife, to settlement.
and
nalMt
national :
spirit of the Buddhist ceremoni­ suffered a total destruction of every­ who. as Annie Eliza Young, ac­ Gov. Seay regards the situation
ill <if (
........ Benjamin Harrison
il writen
I.evi
P.
Morton
................
ident.
.
.
al.
n< « dill
thing
Two persons were killed quired celebrity as a lecturer before j as perilous enough to demand his
James G. Blaine
of State
i.ii «. 1
Charles
Foster.
of
Treasury
The services took place in the re­ outright and 100 were more or less she met Denning. Previous to en­ I presence in the western counties,
Ilium I
John W. Noble
I of Interior
luti.
Redfield Proctor ception room of the Cosedale crema­
of War
tering Brigham Young’s fold she | and he passed through here Tues­
injured.
. ■Benjamin F. Tracev
_________ of Navy
Jeremiah M. Rusk tory at 6 o’clock.
laorettty of Agriculture.
Quite an assem­ The storm was in the usual fun was the wi*e of a Mr. Doe of Utah. day en route there. A company
Wm. H. Miller
Attorney General
John
Wunamaker
Poatmaac 1er General
blage of local Buddhist and theoso- nel form of a cyclone. In a twink­ She savs she has borne much from I of United States troops from Fort
8TATE—OREGON :
phists
had gathered for the occasion, ling the houses and barns were Denning, and professes to be the in Reno followed him Wednesday.
„
(
J. N Dolh-
■ at.>rs
K
|
J. H. Mitch p *
remains of the deceased were swath­ torn to peices and scattered in everv j ured one.
White Shield, the Cheyenne chief,
R. Binger Hermen n
g
tenni
H’l.E Governar
D.Sylvester Pennover ed in white clothes and decked with
is the leader of the Ugly Indians,
.enlai^ jewetery of State
R
Gco. W. McBride
direction. Joseph Heil’s house was
R
Phil. Metechan. lillies and
“
The
talks
’
man,
”
says
Plinty,
lotus
flowers,
both
of
lie says the Indians never wanted
J. B. McElroy
crushed liks an eggshell and Mr
will ■apt. Pwblic Instruction R
R
Frank Bttkei symbolic importance in the Buddh­
in MJ liete PM liter
“
that
hath
been
seen
ii.
our
(about,
to give up their lands to the whites,
Heil was terribly injured in the
R
i R. S. Beau.
rent* |t|pr«me Judge*
the
time
of
Christ)
was
one
named
f Wm. P. Lord ist faith.
R
and
now that they have been com­
back and about the head, His lit
t W. W. Thaver
i>
I Week'
Reuben 8. Strahn.
The body was turned face down­ tie daughter had her arm broken Gabara. who in the days of Claud­ pelled to do so, the whites must feed
ilitlg. M
SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT:
xpres]
ward and sandalwood, sugar, salt, and his boy was crushed in the fall­ ius the Emperor was brought out of | and clothe them.
M. D. C lifford
Ive* »'4 datrict Judge
D
C
has
.
F.
H
ydf
.
c. J liatrict Attorney
.D
rice, gold and copper, and other ing timbers and all the other mem­ Arabia; he was 9 feet 9 inches in . Another cause for alarm is the
D. 8. D ustin
nine, H oint-Representative
(I)).
oint.-Senator
(D)
H
enry
B
lackman
symbolical
elements werre placed bers of the family were more or less height.”
MR
fact that the new town, Cheyenne,
de btfl
Artacieas, of the family of Ach-j is building on the site of the burial
on the bier. The ceremonies were j bruised. Silas Zeigler was serious
J ch«»"
W m . M iller then solemnly opened by the Bud |
... <D)
EK.'. M
,W. E. G race
(D)
ly injured; hi8 house was blown a’tnenides, a person in great favor ground where the Indians killed in
R oberts dhists present repeating the invoca-1
(ID “ T. . H.
.. .......
(D) T. A. M c K innon
down and the family caught in the with Kerxes, was the talllest Per­ the battle with Gen. Custer in 1868
lazal
A.
• (D)
* A.
* C
- owing tion, in reality the creed of Buddh
debris. They were covered with sian known in history. He lacked, were buried. The Indians regard
»................................ID). W. E. A lberson
rj
C has .N ewell ism. as follows—in
iperintendent
(R)
the
origional
T hos . G D odson
Ipector
pieces of lumber and all injured. according to the authorities men­ the building of the town there as
. VI I
(D) J
W m . A ltnow Sanscrit: “I take my refuge in the James Mitchell, a prominent farm­ tioned above, hut four fingers of be­ the greatest sacrilege, and threaten
. Ill IJ
'D? (
Lytle Howard.
Buddha; I take my refuge in the er, was badly injured, it is thought ing full five cubits of the roval stand­ to burn it and massacre tiie inhabi­
lieel "1
I
-
B arney u . 8. land office :
¡Dhemma; I take my refuge in the his back is broken: his wife was ard. This roi’al cubit was twentv- tants.
:ni-ii'.fl^^^H.
J. B. H untington
The invocation was repeat­ unhurt, but all of his five children two inches of our standard, which
ii«.»"fceelver
..H arrison K elley order.”
ed three times, and the second invo­ were more or less injured. It is made the height of Artacatas some­ C ity of M exico , May 5.—Jesus
cation was given three times, as thought that Mitchell will die.
where near 9 feet.
SOCIETIES.
Campeche, who jives on the out­
follows:
“
How
transient
are
all
com
­
Jovlanus
the
Emperor
was
a
man
skirts of this city, has just celebra-
Stephen Plaxton, a Topeka citi­
BYI V A REBECCA Degree No. 43.
ponent things. Their nature is to zen, was instantly killed. Plaxton of gigantic proportions, but if Wan- ed his birthday.
Riv"
Meet* everv let and 3<i Wedneeday.
rih'ii'i
B elle G eer . N. G.
be born and die coming; they go was visiting his son on the farm. lev is to be believed hisexactL size is
He was born, he says, in 1738,
a^^^B———
nowhere
to
be
fouml
recorded.
The
and
then
is
rest
When
each
has
which
would make him 154 years
A. l O. U. w. Burn* Uidge, No 47
The family were all in the house
| ceased and all is rest.” A lotus when the storm struck it. The best known account of him says: old. He came originally from Spain
Meet« every lit and 3d Thuredev*
H. A. D illard . M W
flower was then dropped on the bier building was broken to fragments- “He was of pleasant contenance, and Las the appearanc of being
with the prayer, “O Mani I’ad Mah­ No one knows just how it happened gray-eyed, of vast stature—so vast, about 90 years of age. To prove
BURNONIA HONOR 1-odge. No. 3,
M m U ivtv 2d and 4th Mondav.
an,” to him of the lotus and the but the old man’s dead bodv was indeed, that no royal robe could be his age he carries copies of a church
M aria K elly , C of H
I jewel.
found in the pasture 700 feet fiom I found to answer to the height of his register in Valladolid. The priest
HARNEY LODGE. NO. 77, I. O O F.
President
Bellman,
of
the
Los
of the church Campeche, says Cam­
I Odd Fellow* Hall, every Saturday
the house, and stripped of all cloth­ body.”
J ohn W S ayer , N. G.
Maximinus
was
ket
high,
and
■
Angeles
Theosophical
society,
and
peche was an old man when he was
!», Trea*
ing
the
so
large
of
bone
that
he
used
a member of the theosophical pro­
K kney post no . 48, g . a . r .
a boy, and he is now 68,
Twenty-five farmhouses and
his
armlet
of
his
wife
as
a
ring
for
paganda,
at
the
request
of
the
Bud
­
barnB
were
destroyed,
and
nearly
VtiirtW***S•V<irv l*t »nd 3d Wednesday of each,
■onth.nt Odd Fellow*' Hall. All Comrade, dhist, then solemnly recited a por­
a score of families were left home­ thumb.
j’(Pi^^^^^plandlnx invited.
tion
of
the
Gatbas
—
Yasn
a
xliii.
il
less. Aid has been sent out from
frrrj
U. 8. MAILS.
M. Marc Halleiot. the celebrated
The cam pan y then passed around this city
ex<*1
ne. I
electrican who exhibited so many
the bier with bowed heads, and the
■raws—VMM
■d depart« dally, Monday* excepted.
aH*l
electric marvels at the late Paris
remains were silently removed to
Fai «e Teeth Mat le t4> (¿row.
□uas*— canton city :
le Ç J
Exposition,is makingarangements
the crematorium. The doors were
■ondaya. Wednesday*. Friday* 6 p.m
■•day*. Thuradaya, Saturday*« a. tn
H«” <
I opened, and after casting more lotus
The French professor who makes to put one of his telautograph ma
, . T»r *1
C remated .