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BURNS. HARNEY COUNTY. OREGON,
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ation, as thu« determined, will, of
cmir«e. make the "Royal” thestand-
Il E COI LI»N T TALK CHINOOK.
ard for Government ptinhises.
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1 withthi 11« extra itr o Hire. i>. ataxe.
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neat (■ E 1
'•’■•ure in 'he Rent.ins Room
Kansas City hotel, a dude
A M<nl>ira Mml »»<•<•<!.
English
tmirist made a conspicuous figure
B ay C hy , M ch.. June 16—Mrs
of himself in the dining room by George Beaudrv, of South Bay Citv.
j his numerous ami outlandish state­ jumped into the rivt r with her two
ments concerning Oregon ami what children. All Were drowned. ( TtH t
be knew’ about the great iiorthw-'st. Beaudry ami wife came to Bay City
Al the same tai 1«- was seated Wal­ eighteen veatsago. from Montreal
sorrow into jov.
In the future, Hor­
plump ami delicimi« Blonde,
I
netted daughter of a rich south side ace when the naiti of this refusal—’
blooming Britmher said until un­ but has not followed that business widow, who was recently wt dded to
•Mis« Shm kers.” he tx lain e’,
able to r» strain himself mnger burst for several years.
in estimable young man who fill- rising wit h dignity, as Lee i me a mail
■ >ut in nnconirolable laughter over
Thursday morning about 6o dock i high position in a big Chicago who h id ft reived a temporary I aid -
the wild ass rtions made.
Mrs. Beaudrv arose as usual, and corporation. The fair bri-ie. in ad set. But. had rt covert d liiinst If,
Such conduct from an apparent began getting Breakfast.
Her bus- ■ lition to her other charms, is pos "talk not to me of the furiiie
It
ter Moss, who quietly took iliaii the
't-paid
( axes
.^•t’tih’iahen'of periodieH'F are solieiteH
clui'lilim rao f a « . t>' of their work lot
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expct in behalf of their old friend
and fnwrite
PROPRIETORS.
Year sitbschiition rates :
baking powder c ti-umer«
EROM ALL P.UITSOF1 HE WORLD
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ray Kit(h ILISHER8
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Hr was a harness maker by trad»
|_’_2r -tranger latsed the ire of the Eng­
band and rhe children were in I >ed
$15.0
•essed of a dimple in In r chin ami mav h ive its consolation, jfs jo a
lishman to such an extent that he A few minutes later she aroused ti most captivating lisp. The w« d and its repose, hut it cumol rew.ik-
demanded, in a loud ton»-, of Moss, George and Victoria, the youngest ling was solemnized earlv in the en old delusions.
Heiie- f>rth Miss
!
t he considered him a 'log.
of her family of five, dress. <1 them ■veiling, and a« the train which wa« Shockers ” lie added, reaching tor
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"Cirtainlv not,” said
Walter. I and started for the river. Arriving •o take them on a short western his hat and cane and moving with
■’Imt 1 would l et ten dollars that if there she sat down mi the dock tour did not leave until 7 o’clock unruflieit self possession toward the
' the eo2;i
JOB WORK
e, more
Slid the next morning, it wa« only nat. i <io> r.
iiumbwi crv Si'Rrrlpfi.'ii exe< u'e«i wifh ncatiiesF you ate a piece of a salmon it wculd with a chil<i on either side.
1 can never be anything
an will Wi ■spai' h, ai retiF. uable tans
kill you.”
denlv she pushed tlie Loy into the ural th it the mother should invite more to you than a brother.’’—Clu­
«'•S' their
Pamphlet»
P.Biera,
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I il i 1-1'8' F
I e'«er Heat's.
This oulv added to the ire of the river, and seeing a man coming tier new son to pass the night be- cago I ribuue.
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vild eyed Britisher who prompt!) down the street, she jumped in her­ leal h her hospitable r<»of. especial-j
public eis
he doinp
•ffered to Let a cool huudr'd that self with the girl in her arm«.
y will 1*1 HMW> If k- I • • '1 r
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ie could prove w hat he said con-
An Ohl lla.Ti. I<> i ' h Hxcuse.
The man reached the river in pair to m ike their home with her
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TP) HUSKY I.LACKMAN
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fati" < •
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that you seem to know so much
■ lout and lam willing Io wagei
me hundred lo ten that you never
saw 1 he state.
The
Englishman
witn confusion.
mgroom
was
enve-cd
Others in the dm
had been attracted to the
discussion and a score or more who
irnti ‘ MSj ’ .' I C< »CSTY—HARNEY :
11 h'
irhs'
a""1
off« r time to see- the mot her and children ifter their return.
The VOIttil IIC
"You were never married. I be­
and about to sink. She wa* holding tin c> p'ed the invitation cheerfully I
lieve?
”
’he boaster be sill jeeted to a test little g rl under the water and th* I--nmigh. but his enthusiasm was
Not
"No; 1 was never married ”
is to his far west knowledge. lie boy was 11 Hindering about,
lamp« n»'d somewhat when hi« km 1
‘ Th t’s a little singular, isn't it?”
ra’vl' <1 "lit of the In t on the Sllb wishing to risk bls' life, in an a I mamma-ifi law cordially escorted
"No; m>t at all.
on see, the
erfugethat no test could Le appli tempt to save 1 he three, the man him to the best guest cha m'«er. a nd
fir-t
time
I
fell
in
love,
I sai'l I to
d.
ran Lack to the strict and gave the intimated to her daughter that she
» 1»
mvself.
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"There can't eh” said Moss,"Look , alarm, I ip too late.
m irry her or none ’
night occupy her own room oi. the
’ Why didn’t you marry her.
here! Mica cumtux Chinook, wa
The comm r was notified and flu door above. The orid' . however,
t
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va ”
bodies were recovered
Mr Beau­ linger'd ladiind long enough to Bid
"Well, you S«-e. after I IlHfl he-
"What the devil’s that?’’ was tin drv says he cannot account for tin her husband g«i"d-idgnt. The ten
come
Letter acquainted with her I
espot.se.
| aw fill action of his w ife.
•r of that young m m’s observations
"Only native Oregon language
mav be gathered from hi« Brides said to mvself. 'I’d marry none rath-
cerning Oregon but w hen an
W m . A ltno
Ly tie How aril.
hud gathered around, seeing how
liscomfited the fellow was. laughed
mm out of the ro'in
to find some
one who c »u Id l etter appreciate his
-tones of life m the wild and wool
!y west.—Welcome
LAMI «iFFICr:
. J. R. H vntouitow
..IlAKKlaON KELLKT
IH RE EOiHMX COXGREHS.
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Moa'a every a and 8«i w .‘.b . ».!»• .
bKLLK ««KICK. N.
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li'tion wlllcli lias Kesiilte«! in the
iiciul lleierimiuition of the Best
Baking I’owder.
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A. O. C. W . Hurt • Lodai'. N.i 47
Meet lexer. .». and rd Thu» '» a
U. A iiiLLinn. M W
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BURN >N .A HONOR I .-Ige. No. 14,
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Meet« evirv ,<| a.ol 4th Mom:»
M ahii K fli . v . i <>«■ H
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M <1 ; I Fellows Hall. ri»n saitm ay
J..US W
.'.VKK. K.u.
Treat
or
The act of Congress authorizing
the examination of the baking pow­
ders has r» suited in a most unpre
i ceiietited compliment to the R.»ial
I
response thereto, which consisted of erthanlmr’ Since that I got along
very well with none.’—Truth
11 hi« remark :
,
i
K noxville .' Trim., .Inne 16—A
"Don’t vou care, thw-eetheart; |
horrible accident occurred Thur« I
wait till she's athleep and then vou
day morning on the Knoxville. I
e-in make a thneak.”
Cumberland Gap and Louisville
A Bishop was traveling in a min­
railroad. A double header freight
"Madeline, will vou marry me?’ ing county a id encountered an o|<|
train fill through a trestle 135 feet
His voice had a husky appealing Irishman turning a windlass which
high. The accident took place in
soumi. his heart thumped audibly haiih-d up ore out of a shaft. It
Clail ot lie countv al o it nine miles
and his knees had got beyond his was hl« work to do t his all da v long.
soul h of Cumberland Gap.
The
Coll trul.
Hi« hat was off. ami the sun was
road swings aiouud loftv mountains
"No. Horace. I am sorry I
|Hiiiring down on his unprotected
at the place.
I here are two im
not—”
I head.
li.eiiee trestles not far apart, which
"This is the end of all mv fond
"Don’t vou know thesmi will in­
are I mil over mountain gorges
hopes, the waking from the dream I jure your Br iiii if you expo.«»- it in
The train was a heavy loaded
have been dreaming and the wind i that nianm r?” s i«l th«'good m in.
freight.
When the two engim s mg up of the fool’s paradise hi
Th«- Irishman wiped the sweat
were about the center of the Ing
which I have dwelt, for the last off his forehead and looked at the
tres le it gave awav ami the entire
Ihree mooths, is it ?
' Do ye itiink I’d Be
I cli rg\man.
.
train fell. One Lrakemaii near the
"I —I — I suppose it i«.
Horace, doin'this all day if I had any
rear of the train saw the engines go
hut do not he utterly east flown,” brain«?” he said; and then he gave
down and. as he was near the end said the voting woiiiiu s'sithinglv. t|„. handle am.th'r turn.—Milwau-
the trestle, did not have »so great a
••Tlme sofietis all griefs and turn»
W isconsin
fall anil will esea|»e with his life
were The killed are; Thoma« Allison,
The
made in t he(»overnmet.t Laboratory engineer, anil James Skaltoii
injured
ar«:
Alexander
buck
worth
at W ashiiigton. and the official re-
|a>rt shows that the Royal is super of Knoxville. Charles O. Foh-i,.
Baking Powder.
The
tests
mr loall others in leavning strength
Harvey Oggs, ami Frank
Sargent
N<> explana’ioii is
—Being over thirty |»r cent alwve of Middleer oro.
the average. The re|s«rt also shows given for the accident. It is the be­
hl
«*»<•**> let a ,,j -m1 Welnnda« of etth,
MMKIfoiu Fellows' Hall. Ail (<«nira<.<-
the puutv of the Royal I’owder ami lief that the trestle simply gave
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H arney P ost N". u , <; a . a.
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A. MAILS.
■ I HAD—FALK
óepans <iaib. Muwtia» » ext rptrd.
I jeans—c ah vnw < iTv
b*a**a Mo’ !<»►. * I» •' r . F r«d • ' » • p.m
Ar. V, AMI In re» Thu »da» », r ai i let ; t • » m
w holesoineness of its ingredi­ way. The two dead leave a wife
and chilli ewch.
ent».
This is I'rol-aldv the highest coni '
The following laughable “yarn”
pliim-nt of an otficial character ever
the
paid ton proprietary article, though is tickling the Imard of trade Ifoys
It concerns a demure,
tiu nure than the great army of these Jays
L’scd i; Vi’Jiors oi .1 jciss—40 Years the Standard,