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About East Oregon herald. (Burns, Grant County, Or.) 1887-1896 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 3, 1892)
r^on U Tl V°L‘ V' BURNS. HARNEY COUNTY, OREGON, AUGUST 3, 1892 ' h** ———11 his hurts. He recovered conscious-1 ness after the first half hour, hut Highest of all in Leavening Power. ILI8HEDE VERY WEDNESDAY didn't say anything until we were '¡**'”8 '' ' BY FROM ALL PAHTSOF THE WOllIJl an through; .. , • , , then l he r faintly asked: is W.C. BYRD & SON. “Sally, did yo’ pay the Turk?” , '« l ‘(DBLI shebb and P roprietors . "What fur, Stephen?” b'T -En. ’ _______________ “For his dead b’ar. I didn’t •»inn ajia—1 "" ‘"»^4 SUBSCRIPTION RATES: mean to do it. but when I got my 1 "J"| IMoutha. Year ..................................... »»•«> favorite Lack holt on him and he ........... ...................... 1-S0 I was smoking a pipe with the wouldn’t sauat, I jest let out and r,t „ i Year (In advau ee) ............................. 2.50 old man on a log in front of his door busted his dod blamed backbone HERALD CLUB LIST: Ji Id and Harper - Magazine.............. . 5.20 5.00 when a Turk came a long with I” ’ ’ a jnto fo - - ’ty pieces . itdiie Id and Harper's Weekly --- “Stephen,has yo’ got yo’r mind?” ... Id and Harper’* Bazar 5.20 dancing bear, headed for Na*hville. 3.75 1 -id-and Harper'* Young People d and Alden'» Manifold Cyclopedia, 2.'.»0 j He signified that he was thirsty, asked the wife as she bent over HT 5 additional volume after Vol. I, 55 cent»; « . and was told to go to the well and him« tnta extra ner volume. iH>»t«ue. »E r-Cople»of all — — — | the above work» can be ex help himself. While he was drink- • “Of co’se I has.” «1 at leieure In the Reading Room ¡ing his fill and supplying the bear, “An’ yo’ think yo’ killed that iopiiH I tlSsi of periodical» are »olicited .. i i i darkness, they could not be found, the United States court on a writ Sub- ^"PublUhera was given bruin a care- ba’r?” . u a clubbing rates, a copy of their work for me Oiu man j Search wai resumed at day break of habeas corpus. It is alleged that ‘lel -ee Reading Room—We file and bind the f , lnnb;lie over. Presently he I “Of co’se I do.” «1.^» of nt »very half-volume, ci IU1 lOOKlllg at close half-volume, end end c*v r “Then let me say yo’ don’t dun and both bodies were found in a during his trial a bailiff allowed Wrnibv advertisement. I said: el " ’ ami ¡*¿5 ’ “I’ve seen dead loads o’ b’ars in know nufl’to soak vo’r head in the long narrow creek. Miss Jav had I the jury to take a steamboat excir- nr i,. i IheJiJ J ADVERTISIN’« RATES: this yere state of Tennessee, but rain bar’ll That ba’r licked you become entangled in the long rank sion, and that they landed on the order. 3 mo 1 mo 1 wk 2 wk shoestrings in about a ininit, and weeds and grass and was held there. Arkansas shore, and were thus out |mr-' _ do l rot my buttons if I ever saw a ; to t.._ cloth h «1.50 «2.50 »5 00 »snoj «II 00 ibil^ 3 00 critter like that before! I jest feel you’ll be • mighty peart if yo’ git The bodv of Purver was found close of the jurisdiction of the court. l . 50 12 OJ 1 18.00 4 00 8 00 15.00 , 24 00 5.00 3.50 ”S 00 ! 32.00 like I wanted to tackle him! D’ye outer this bed agin in fe’ week«! I I by. Miss Jay was engaged to Pur- Judge Jackson will hear the case i-iwiiy 4 50 SOO 10 00 20 48 00 6 00 9 00 15 00 28.00 ?azi»t 7 12.00 16 00 28 00 48.00 80 00 reckon that bear would be much on dun told yo’. but yo’ wouldn’t | ver, and they were to have been i in a few days. Governor Buchanan ilie.1.'« vj 20.00 M.M 40 00 00.00 110 00 just received letter from Senators I married in the fall.—Examiner. heed.” the hug. stranger?” 'une.it ■ ........ Carlisle and Voorhees in favor of ‘ Stranger, was it a fair foot’” he , LT “Well, he’s a pretty good chunk lumrt The Religion of Kudeavor. ¡c »minuting King’s sentence. lu aviwIM of a bear, and I think he’d be too asked of me. very description executed with neatne»» much for a man,” I replied. ilROI'iespatch, at reasonable rates. I “It. was.’ The invasion of New York City i Bergman, the would-be assassin, Pamphlet« Poster«, ! “And I was licked?” lam, “ Burn his picture, but I think 1 Letter Head», Hill Head». ----- lope». in full midsummer by any army of when told that Frick would recover, >• Card», Tingete, Note Head«. “You were. can break his back! Say, you.” Dodger», Etc. Invitation«. young church member., conspicuous Bai(J; <.Wd| 1>ni sorry for that ” Look here, Stephen, what yo’all j [ He looked surprised and incred i Tra H erald 1» kept regularly on Öle for re by their badges and by their fresh Bergman was bom in St. Peters- ' 1 *■ re, in the Geo. P. Rowell Newspaper Ad gwine 1 to do now!” inquired the wife ulotis for a moment and then whis- ting Bureau. 10 Spruce »t., New York. and frank faces, has been the local bnrg Rll(i(,ia ail(1 educated at one J romrf as she came out. pered: sensation of the week. It has uf uie leading colleges there. ure atq “Gwine to tackle that b’ar!” he! “Licked by a ba’r! Now let the nur? ’ Ulk Hk replied. “It’s been a right smart ’ T,aw<i dun take foe ar”, fur I’ll brought the inhabitants of the great When told the people considered hnc t K OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. citv face >t em i . to face ... with a new , • aspect . his act most cowardly and , that he while since I had bold of a b’ar, never hold up mv head agin on f i” fit- ________________ _ of religion, and the aspect is in Kni had no sympathizers, he replied: and I’m gettin lonesome.” ¡this airth no c t*vm national : gether an agreeable one. “I know the people will be with me, üirtl . ...Benjamin Harrison ' “Don’t you go for to do it! You’s . i-ttai pJSiidwui I. evi P. Morton relig- With these young visitors * nu 1 • IvWIWWAlV. • James G Blaine | and I am sorrv I made a bad job of Boll» Were Browned. got plenty of business without fuss-1 8Ute iriiwj taryof .. . Charles Foster. I very tary of Treasury •on and pleasure seem to mix >li «f I it I am willing to stand the con* John W. Noble | itary of Interior Better tackle that ru wri q Redfield Proctor ' in’with b’ars, tsry of War well. The infusion of a certain ele V ictoria , July 22. — Miss Bertha sequences. ” Bergman declared he m< i taiy of Navy . Benjamin F. Tracey- ilio i 1 Jeremiah M. Rusk yere bresh fence.” tary of Agrlcultnre ment of happiness into church work ¡Mini Win. H. Miller ney General “Got lonesome to tackle a b’ar, Jay, a native daughter of this city, has not diminished the sincerity of hail no confederates. He asked for tivn. I neater General .. John Wanamaker Sally, and ’twont do no good to was drowned at Matsqui Prairie belief nor the efficiency of work. the newspapers and said he wanted STATE—OREGON: 1 J n . Dolph. i to see what they said about him. ora .................. R ¡1 gabber at me. Say, stranger I want yesterday, where she had gone for J. H. Mitchell On the contrary, it has added an ...Ringer Hermann the summer. Her people are very ressman .... R D.Sylvester Pennoyer to hev a turn at that varmint. rnor increase, and this is as it should be. I P rinceton , K v ,. J u | v 25 John Geo. W. McBride tary of State R I don’t think the Turk ui.ilerstood prominent here and are well known ' Cheerfulness is almost a religion in Phil. Metschan. urer R all along the coast. The circum J. B. McElroy Wilson and wife, prominent people Public Instruction R Frank Baket what was wanted. He hail taken the I R n'l.i: Printer i itself. Enthusiasm and energy and stances of the tragic event are brief f . .. . . I°f Caldwell countv, have both been ) R S. Bean. bear’s muzzel off to let him drink,! R beniii [ Wm. P. laird R buovanev cf spirit are potent factors i lying very low with consumption ma Judge» ly told: Alex. Purvcr and his sis / i v .i ’ W. W. Thaver r willl D and he now replaced it and stood in all fields of endeavor. Youth es- n .. i?-. .. ..... ' Reuben 8. Strahn. «r- ter, with Miss Jav, went on the • n • i . n r Fr“,a-V Mrs. Wilson died, «il1»'■■ .. wawa — looking at us in a puzzled wav. rrel|l| SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT: peciallv of . '»hen Vi,A1, the 4| news was earned . . to Mr . ; 18 entitled . to the jov < D M. D. C lifford ct Ju4ga .... “Stephen don’t make no fool of f main slough in a canoe for the pur ' hopefulness, .D C has . F. H yde as an element of its re \ V ;i . i . Wei ct Attorney Portions of the 1 ... | Wilson he got out of bed, shaved (R) C. H. Rlrhardson vo’ self!” cautioned the wife as the | pose of bathing. i.iG’ -Representative (D) H enry B lackman iipn* -Senator ... ie being Hooded at this season I ligious life as well as of its daily j • ,.7 ... . . .. himself, ate a hearty dinner and old man pulled off his vest and spit prairie and . it . cannot be .. very ,, wide . of ' "■'<! ■ , he , felt f ’better, but would (lie be- ie. eotWTY —HARNEY: ■ il is almost impossiole to distin He. I . ... WM. MILLER I on his hands. (D) i p, i *y ■. J^ge the mark in cultivating the spirit fore noon the next day. He stop P. 1.. yhideler I (D) “I’ll tackle that dtirn critter if it j j guish the many small creeks run- 1.8 Geer .18 "r7 ........ . (R) of happiness. J H. Neal ped the sexton from digging his ! ning into the slough. All went (R) 1 ii • lor ............. A. Gittings busts me! Whoop! Whoopee! Hear! .(R) The spirit of endeavor, moreover, EK- •or .. S. W. Miller wife’s grave, telling him that a dou ¡into the water, the ladies content ... .(D). ..................... C his .S h »«:’. me crack his blamed ole spinal col ! —"4 Superintendent tR) is a most commendable one. To T hus . G D odson ing themselves with bathing in the ble grave would be needed as he [azii Inspector umn! ” endeavor is to start on the road to Purver WM. ALTNOW (D) I would be buried with his wife. The The bear was standing up when shallow water •, while Mr. ~ j j. .niasioners R. R. Sit» 'D' ( success. Indeed merely to endeav stream a little 1 next day he died at the hour pre The T_.l, Turk swam out ' into the the old man rushed in. T„_ »1 HARNEY U. ». LAND OFFICB: or is already to have accomplished dicted, and was laid away with his 8 «!' ..J. B. H untington let go of the chain with a shout of distance. M ster ..H arrison K elley something. Those who endeavor Jay sank and wife in the same grave. net ■ iver Suddenly Miss dismay and ran down the road, i,.r< to help others certainly succeed in her brother. A and man and bea’ tumbled into the M las Purver called «.I'1' BOVI ETIES. S t . Lol ls. July 2fi—The largest few strokes brought him to the spot accomplishing something for theni- I.H” dust and rolled over and over and ” ; selves. I death rate for a number of years and as Miss Jav had not reappeared " ' SYLVA REBEl’CA Degree No. 43. were almost hidden from sight. Utf* A gospel of cheerfulness, of help This he did h. i eta every 1st end 3d Wednesdav. was recorded yesterday, the num- h> B ills G bir , N G The wife and T sprang forward, but he dived after her fulness, of enthusiasm, a gospel Oti coming to ¡her reaching 51. By far the larger I*1’ ' - could do nothing. The bear growl two or three times, " * -w k which infuses religion with the spir portion were children under 5 years. i|,rl A. O. IT. W. Burns Lodge, No 47 ed and the old man shouted, and the surface, before taking a last it of endeavor and brings it into 1' eta every 1st and 3d Thurada»» The main immediate cause of death dive, he was perfectly exhausted, llrlW W.. BYRD. M W they tumbled around for two min daily life, is a most acceptable gos-1 was excessive heat. Badly lodged and his sister in frantic despair utes before bruin broke away and . jieople in frightfully, the poorer districts are BURNONIA HONOR Lodve. No • ^rious aspect, goffering lumbered off’ after his frightened rushed in. . and, taking him by the | )PK etsevervM and 4th Mond» hand, pulled him into shallow wa M aria K elly ,( of H master. Then we looked for the mortal existence, existence. And an army ---- -------- ter. He was then quite dazed, hut t'of of mortal IARNXY LODGE. NO. 77, I. O '* p. old man. He was there and almost 11 which comes preaching thi| gospel i Quj|( . ft h..avy hI he recovered somewhat, and again , tela at odd Fellow» Hall, every Saturday as naked as the day be was born. pai, J ohn W S a Y rr , N. g . u/ his by its example should be wdcou.c q,iake waB felt at N« : Raa». Tre«« He was tit-d up in a knot, but we plunged into the stream anywhere and everywhere —N- »• 2Gth uU. The shoeli finally straightened him out, lug death. «l,f HARNtY POST NO. 4», G. A. R Miss Purver, wild with grief and World, tasverv 1st »nd 34 Wednesday of each, ged him into the house and got the «TWa Fellow»’ Hall. AH Comrade frigh t. jumped into the canoe and Bud gland! r. invited. remains of him on a bed. Then The attorneys for Colonel H. we brushed and washed and rubbed paddled to a house three quarters Clay King, the Memphis lawyer of a mile away and gave the alarm. «*!* BENIN •• gives Irwrant until we got the dust out of him. relief «nd M an infallible who is under sentence to be hanged 'ZZf'2-V- BURNS— VALR A party went out to search for the Carafbr Ptlra. Prlcr»l. By fjW'veaaadtH^a- » daily, Mondays aicepted. He was clawed from the top of his ilmnRH'» mull Sumps-» August 12 for the murder of David fre<¿.Mtr«** A 8 A K L m K’1 e«1* * _— head to the end of his big toes, and bodies, hut, owing to the uncertain H. Poston, have taken the case into , . SCR'« CANYON CITY üux Z4itt,Nvw k urk UkF. >u»sRra Moldava Wednesdays. Frfd «y» Fp m ty of the location and the growing we worked a good two hours todiess The Herald N ews I n general TACKLING A BEAR. 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