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BURNS. HARNEY COUNTY, OREGON, AUGUST 1
NO. 46.
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The Herald
N ews I n G eneral
was in these bills some potential
Highest of all in Leavening Power.—Latest U. S. Gov’t Report
benefit to the people must admit*
UBLI8HEDE VERY WEDNESDAY
by
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FROM ALL PAllTSOFTHE WORLD that the democratic party could
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not have committed itself to free
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coinage at the ratio proposed in
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every prospect of success in the
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the
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session
Presidential campaign and becom­
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Hon. William L. Wilson we find Southern and sectional party. It
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the following:
was the highest political sagacity,
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The fundamental creed of the whatever might have been the mer­
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3.75 Democratic party is that we are to its of tne proposed legislation, to
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ear: -ch additional volume after Vol. 1, 55 cents: work out our prosperity more bv avoid a step certain to disrupt the
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individual effort than by the law of party, and with that disruption
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I the Congress. It is not a believer firmly and permanently to seat in
tied at leisure in the Reading Room.
' in high government, or in plentiful power the protected plutocracy package which I replaced, using specimens. The Difference ’n tne
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<1^-Publisher« of periodicals arc solicited
heir work
held prescribed with full opportunity to plunder the bogus mopey to till out tn^.up amount of leavening gas in differ
c,. end clubbing rates, a copy of their
work for
for j legislation in the
Free Reading Room—We file and bind the
it people with new-tariff'bills, and to posed package of money. Before ent samples of the other brands
ir at close of every half-volume, end t>.v t ¡(for it by the Constitution, and
' ies bv advertisement.
he discovered his loss I was miles was so great as to seriouly impair
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seeks to confine all legislation in subjugate them with force bills.
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away from home amt reached their usefulness in baking, As
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limits where it cannot invade the
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Chattanooga upon the 23d of Mav, much as 24 percent, loss was found
individual freedom of the citizen
j 1 wk 2 wk 1 1 mo I 3 mo 1 6 mo
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DUPED-
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where 1 met my affianced, who in samples a few months old. All
$160 $2.50 $5 00 $8 00 |'$ll 00 $15.00 Tojudge a Democratic House, there
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4.00
c. .>o 12 01 1 18.00
28.00
took me to a hotel and had per the samples of Royal examined by
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! 3 50 $.00
8 00 15 00
■24.00
40 00 fore, we must consider not the quan­
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4.—Shortly
4 50 «.On 10 00 20 00 32.00 50 00
formed, what I afterwards learned State Chemist Drew were reported
(> 00 9.00 15.00 •28.00
48.00 54.00 tity but the quality of the work it I after 6 o’clock, last evening, a young
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12.90 1«.00 •28.00
SO. 00 120.00
of satisfactory strength and qual­
was a mock marriage.
20 00 30.00 40 00 «0 00 110 00 140.00 has done.
¡girl about 17 years of age entered i
lune. 1«
“We came directlv to this city, ity.
It was Albert Gallatin who said ’Squire Schwab’s otlice and told a
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Dr. Drew states that the “Royal”
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of Congress, “We are never doing j story ut how her confidence and as he made his headquarters here,
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and, although in the employ of a being of greater strength than any
every description executed with neatness as well as when we are doing noth­ love had been betrayed by a design­
‘•‘‘■it despatch, at reasonable rates.
New York firm, lie called this city other, anil qossessiiig better keeping
ing ” and in so saving he announ-1 ing
,- young traveling salesman.
•ulara,
Poet erg.
Pamphlets
•elope«,
Bill Heads,
l etter Heads,
ced a safe, and in the main, a Dem­ The girl, who was attired in a his home. Things went along qualities, it is the natural eonelu-
17. .'.'.erneut«,
Note Ileailg.
Cards, Tiexcts,
O tC-noran<la,
Invitations.
Dodgers, Etc.
ocratic doctrine. With an adverse neat traveling suit, bore evidence smoothly until I was informed .'ion that it is the best linking pow­
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vest-rdav by a friend of his that der made.
i Tf hk IL krald 5g kept regularly on file for re- Senate, and an unfriendly Execu­
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of
having
been
reared
by
well
to
do
nee, in the Geo. f. Rowell Newspaper Ad-
tive. it would have been bravado j
' her • name as he had been discharged for stealing
iBing Bureau, 10 Spruce st.. New York.
from his employers and that he
for
the
Democratic
House
to
enter
lire >
Colonel Yergi-r got Sam Johnsing
• • Laura Bradford and her residence
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upon any thorough course of reform­ as Decatur, Ala. She seemed^very had gone to California. From this to hold his horse while he, the col­
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atory legislation. *It sought to re­ nervous, and her -actions aroused friend of my supposed husband, in onel, went into a saloon. “1 expect
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lieve the burdens c f the taxpayer the suspicions of the able dispenser whom he confided, I ¡earned again you are pretty Shi.sty,,’ain’t you,
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that our marriage was a sham af Sauf?’ asked the colonel, when
¡and to stimulate American industry |Qf v
, ’Squire Stdiwab, who
ildent
.
..Benjamin Harrison
^President..
fail ;pid that. I had been badly became out, wiping, hf? mouth.
and
commerce
by
repealing
the
Levi P. Morton
... -etary of State
Jernes
iniTivn«.
G. Blaine!
mmne
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we * 1 ¡took her into his private offioe duped.”
• . ■‘Dat all depenMs 'on Vba, boss.
< hariea Foster, most oppressive taxes of the McKin- [ where, after she had become calm,
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etary of Treasury
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etary of Interior
John W. Noble
’ etary of War
Having decided through she told a pitable atorv of how she
Redfield Proctor 1 ley bill.
Miss Bradford said she had been Hit’4 fer yer ter.say.' I nebber am
... . etary of Navy
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ml;
its
committee
to
attack
that
bill
in
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-etary of Agri«-nltnre.
! had been betrayed and deserted by forgiven by her father and she much thirsty at my own expense.”
* J* irney General
Win. II. Miller
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maater General
John wunamnker i detail rather than by a general re­ ¡Clifford Armand. She said:
wanted to procure a warrant for the — I’exas Siftings.
ST a TK—OREGON:
vision,
it
passed
in
turn
tariff
bills
u
(
J. N. Dolph. ,
“W hile attending school at Bos- arrest of Armand, but as she was
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J. II. Mitchell
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as
follows:
Putting
wool
on
the
free
greaaman
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Binger Hermann
I ton I met Cliff', and we soon became destitute of means the matter was
lloineHtCllil M,-n reel ( outillent.
ernor
D.Sylvester i’ennoyer list and
reducing the duties on fast friends, and when I was about postponed until she receives ii re
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etary of State
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Geo. W. McBride
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Phil. Metsebnn. woolen goods;
putting binding to return from school to my home mittance from her father, which
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J. B. M< Elrov
H omestead . Aug. 9—The lock -out,
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Frank Bakei twine, cotton tiesand cotton bagging
in Decatur, he wrote to me iy come she said would be in a day or two. nen at Homestead are exceedingly
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reine Judge«
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i Wm. P. Lord as also machinery for making cot­ to New York, and he promised to The father of the deceived girl is a
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re- show me the sights of Gotham, dealer in general merchandise at jubilant over the continued deser­
Reuben 8. Strahn.’ ton bagging, on the free list;
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SIXTH IVD1CIAI. district :
pealing duties on silver, lead, ore after which he said he would send Bolden, a small town near Decatur tion of the new men from theCarne
urrei >
rict Judge
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M. I). C lifford
limiting the me to mv southern home. I wrote Armand is a well-known traveling ! gie mill. Vice-Chairman Crawford,
rict Attorney
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C has . F. H yde and tinplate, and
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it-Kepreaentative
(R) C. II. Ri< hurtlson
that to inv parents informing them of salesman and has traveled for a of the advisory board, said this
(il>-i-it-8enator ..
.(D) H enry B lackman amount of wearing apparel
! morning: “There is no longer any
can be brought into the country I mv intend d visit to New York, number of firms in this city. Until
COUNTY—HARNEY :
¡doubt that we have the strike
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W m . M iller free of duty.
and explained that I was going up his recent discharge he represented i almost won. From information re-
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P. L. Shideler
k I igurer
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1. S. Geer
the H. J. Morgan Sheet Iron com
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J II. Neal A SUBSTANTIAL BASIS OF RELIEF. on a visit to friends of the Beacon
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l reived from the inside it is said the
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A. Gittins.’»
family with whom I boarded in puny, of New York and Chicago
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S. W. Miller
| firm is greatly handicapped by do-
These
six
bills
make
up
a
sub
------3ul Superintendent
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C hab .N ewfll
?
k Inspector
T hus . G D odson stantia! measure of relief; and they Boston.
I sortions, and it is believed full nine-
1’001» AND DAIRY COMMISSION.
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Getting
my
father
’
s
consent
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m
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A
ltnow
j tenths of the men now at work in-
11 imlBaionera
carry the benefits of tariff reform
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K. R. Sitz
went
to
the
metropolis,
where
Cliff
j
side the mill will come out within
home
to
the
working
people
of
the
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HARNSY IT. «. LAND OFFIC^:
met
me
and
took
me
to
a
quiet
The
late
report
of
the
Minnesota
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the next week. They are rapidly
They would haye been
,r.af later
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j. b . H vntinoton country.
elver
..H akriron K elley
:
boarding
place,
where
I
was
treat-
State Food and Dairy Cimmission ' tiring of their prison life and restrict-
| followed by other bills had not the
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a t-.
led
very
nicely,
and
the
utmost
en
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contains the result of a series oft I e<| liberty. Contributions to the re­
Senate shown its determination to
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SOCIETIES.
deavors
were
made
to
see
that
my
experiments
made by Prof. C W. lief fund continue to come in a sat­
ignore all of them. They led to a
every
want
was
attended
to.
After
Drew. State Chemist, to determine isfactory manner Our soliciting
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debate, especially the woolens and
t ' eeta every 1 b ’ Htul 3d Wednesday.
spending
four
days
in
New
York
the
strength ami keeping qualities 'committee has been very success­
G tinplate bills, that evoked a large
B elle G eeii . N.
and
seeing
everything
I
cared
to,
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of the various baking powders.
ful.
number of v»ry good tariff reform
s '
returned
to
Boston
arid
thence
to
O'C 1
The
report
attaches
great
impor
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A. O. U. W. Burn« Lodge, No <7
speeches, excellent contributions
The announcement that Hugh
4-»r j eete every 1st and 3dTburada>i
my southern home. After return­ tance to these exp' riments. Rak O’Donm ll will return home Wed-
to
the
campaign
of
education.
An
J. W. Sawyer Sert.
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----- attempt to throw ridicule on them ing home I received a letter every ing powders that vary in strength, I nesday has also kindled fn-sh hopes
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as not being a substantial fulfill other day from Cliff and on April or that readilv lose strength before and the men are firm in the deter­
•ets every M and 4th Monday.
inent if democratic promises to the G he wrote to me from Louisville, us, are unreliable and will not give mination to win this contest. Man­
Alice Kins. <’ OF H
people is met by an assertion of a and asked me to meet him in Chat­ even results; besides, it is an indi-1 ager I otter denies the wholesale
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HARNEY L<>I><.E. NO. 77, I. O O F.
leeta at Odd Fellow « Hall, everv Saturday
prominent republican member of tanooga where we would be mar­ cation of the use of improper ingre­ desertion from the works claimed
P m.
Il E Thompson N. G.
dients in their compounding. The by the advisory committee, I ut the
the Ways Means Committee that ried.
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Being
fully
satisfied
that
my
test showed the strength or leaven­ latter has the names and address«a
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they amount to a vtrtual repeal of
rerv let
I. and 3d Wednesday of e«<h,
parents,
on
account
of.
my
youth,
ing power of the Royal very much of many ot the deserters, tegether
■< Odd
3 Fellow«' Hall. All I otnrade. the McKinley bill.
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would object to a union, I didn’t greater than that of the others. The with affidavits to substantiate the
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THE SILVER QUESTION
sjH*ak to them, and while my fath­ uniformity of strength of all the claims in this particular. The
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On the silver question the House er was away from his place of bus- samples of Royal tested, no matter Fifth regiment left for h< me this
.
Bl RS« —VALE
declined to pass the Bland bill and ines I entered his otlice and took what their age, was remarkable.
|| Ives an« depa-ti ilBily, Monday« excepted
morning The Tenth regiment
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__ — canyon
— city
I refused to take up the Stewart bill 1600 from his safe.
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Its
leavening
power
was
practical
will leave this evening or early to-
., rrivee and Depa-t« <iai y, except Sunday
i Even those who believe that there
‘‘The money was done up m a ly unimpared even in the oldest I morrow morning—Teh gram.
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