East Oregon herald. (Burns, Grant County, Or.) 1887-1896, September 14, 1892, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextI » L L U st he dlle t brmi *e'R^ Uru( wunirv 1 ar,ioij8. «mali» j1’' BURNS. HARNEY COUNTY, OREGON, SEPTEMBER the tien, h|Sellw » .,u“« k Fur,.,, teulmir and' . The Herald. ■ivip.-ii los fnter iii “getting settled.” as thev called it. He helped him PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY Highest of all in Leavening Power.—Latest U. S. Gov’t Report ;' h N a & BY build a log cabjn, ai d cleared a 1 "" the , FROM Ol It EXCHANGE». I 'i? •Iliiitr» patch of ground, and when he saw I . ,,f 'bi h’lo * i i der headway’’ in the new .'"pelimi,, P ublishers and P roprietors . "•s. Whicf AI.UANCEGHOWTII IN THE WEST. country, bad.e him good-by and H II k Mun started north afoot. He found em- BUBSCKI I’TION RATES: literary |, B uzzard ’ s B ay , Aug. 28.—Col. plovment net far from Springfield. '’■'.f x.i' One Year " ii'i-iii Six Month* Ireland a well known Nebraska Illi, ois, where the active part of 1 I’erS'-n i Three Months One Year (in advance) Democrat who has been here sever his early life was spent. Though IM HERALD CLUB LIST al days, said to The World repor he did not long at the Goose Nest Herald and HarperS Magazine................. 5.00 Per 1'J Herald and Harper’s Weekly ..................... 5.20 i ter: cabin, he was there long enough to Herald and Harper's Razar................ 5.20! “In 1888 both Nebraska and stamp his individuality on every •'lAOfAM Herald and Harper's Young People 3.75 b PEKl'i fl aid and Alden's Manifold Uvclopeilia, 2.90 Kansas gave large majorities for heart for miles around, and many l>AZ\|f r*'h additional volume after Vol. 1, cents: YOUNG i- IO cents extra i>er volume, postage. President Harrison, but the Alliance i arc the stories told of ills sojourn rt; iwtw-..... ......................-....... ..... ... .;feh>^ has come forward since the among these people, Tt was my '• caiiuijj »mined ^ at ieisnr«* in the Reading Room. election of 1888 and has acquired lot to be born and retired a few and night found many of them al to day thev started for Diepne, '■sof 'iteyJB Publisher* of periodicals are solicited ¡vi -hr to »end clubbing rates, a copy of -.1 heir work for | great, strength, particularly in these miles from the early home ot the | most entirely depopulated. Early where they will go al oard a vessel >1 It «1 lit n «1 1 lhe )l «1 : | j * 0 lien noiij »ur B'ree Reading Room—" e file and bind In Kansas the 1 Deni- Lincolns, and the incidents 1 shall ¡in the morn’ng the big Oriental in that will convey them to Canada, I begin r i latter at close of every half-volume, * mi «i two States. I'receipt, topics bv advertisement. ocratic party and the Allience party relate were picked up in conversa ¡formedits remaining guests that their ultimate destination Icing lufcofBiif j'K, in nt,,1 have fused. tion with old settlers about our the last meal would be served lo the United States. Their object in APVI'.R TISINi RATES: ii. |ms;.| “In Nebraska the Alliance party neighborhood, all of whom knew | day and that eared or dared to re sailing for Canada is simply to cloth (V 1 wk 2 wk 1 ino 3 mo 6 mo J 1 yr >' mail, well. I was shown a j main would be accomodated nt the cape quarantine regulations 11.50 |2 . .O 15.00 fis 'M) 1 111.00 ♦ 15.0) lias already nominated its electoral ¡Lineloin it r] .er, l.s. 00 2S.00 G 50 12 1 00 3.00 1, amlCli on Tuesday ¡bridge he help to l-uild, and many Manhattf.n Beach hotel that they I oiled States seaports. They «S. 00 15.00 40 00 and State ticket, and 24.00 5.00 3.50 -ive.fr hi ,; 32.00 50.00 6 »0 10.00 20 IM) 4.50 next the Democratic party will- other relics of his boyhood days. 1 V0. doll 2S.00 iS. IM) 54. «X) 9 00 1,-| 00 6.00 must vacate tuinoriow, and most peel te make a very short stay sllllllllUt, SO. 00 120 00 12.00 1(. oo 2S.00 IS 00 nominate and electoral and State One very old man told me that of the proprietors of the smaller ho Canada and then proe< ed into 20.00 SO 00 40.00 50.U0 1 110.00 140 00 or Uraitj. the ticket. 1 he impression is that the he once rode up to Thomas Lin- tels in the immediate vicinity de I niti d Slates. KPER if JOB WORK Denii'crats on election dav will vote coin's cabin and inquired if he clared their intention of closing >s«*ise<l and II« id |»5 a «man. He their doors during the week. The 8f every description executed with neatness tor the Alliance electoral ticket for euuld spend the night there. despaUlK at rat es. the express purpose of depriving ( was informed tluit the house afford-1 sr’s ’ sc'.re at Bath Beach lias driven Pamphlets Sircnlars, Pusters, tho L I 1 . i . r L 1 ' ed only two beds, and one of these 1 etter Heads. I R oa , N. Y ., Aug,— A well dress RiJl Hem’s. Envelopes, the I? Republican party /if of fL.x the < eight away nearly ail of the summer visit 1' str ; Statements, Note Hem’s, Cards, Ti< Kets, I ed stranger, who says be is William invitali,.ns. Dodgers, Etc. Memoranda. votes in the Electoral College to, belonged to a son who was then at ors. Bathing in the sea, except at i.v for th, Nebraska is entitled, and 1 home; bur if he .voul 1 get the con a few of the Coney island hath Chadwick, ot New York, was ar rartive, T hk H erald is kept regularly on fi’e for re which realer n ference, in the Geo. I’. Rowell Newspaper Ad there can be no doubt that that move sent of this boy to (¡ike him in as a houses, Is practically at an end rested tins afternoon for burglary ist tinnir vertising Btiruau, 10 Spruce st.. New S’ork. A mone will be successful.” The 'fhe health officers at most of the at the lesidence of S nsheitner. bedfellow, he could stay, a «in ihe 1. infini 'stranger dismounted, and Chadwick entered the house when “How about the Democratic party SOOII points along the shore have also treat puto ' ticket?” OFFICIAL 1 ’(RECTORY. found the six foot boy in the back issued a special order prohibiting no one was at home and ransacked nal the lie <iny ni 1 • i’ i several moms Mr. Sinsheirner’s ) “ We have a fighting chance. i yard 1\ mg •• a’ board read’iig I fishing. attrassi lent nf J national : daughter, Mrs. Shattuck, returned The total vote of the State' is al out Tlie bov consent’d, and the man he itirern ................. Benjamin narrinoti it of bliK, while the stranger was in tho house, Fought to n Intuì Finish. that night, 'fhe Levi 1’. Morion 225,000 and the parties are about sept, with him ».and ihr V ice-Pre» idee t JamesG. Blaine he lllur Soervlary «di-Stn'. lb* attempted toescape by passing Charles j boy was Abraham Lincoln, and the I_____ Foster, _____ j equally divided in stienth. neurit • Secretary of Tii-miir' John W. Noble •ecretary of I hi cri.r tal att H aughton , La , Aug. 29.—Mau Mrs Shattuck, lint she seized him “I do not think the people in the ■ other never tires of telling how he Secretary of War Redfield Proctor Secretary of N n Benjamin F. Tracev rice Miller and Bob and John Car by lhe Coat and though he resisted ¡spent the light with the futurel Jeremiah M Risk East comprehend the increase in Secretary of Agri, ultore. ER YEA Attornev «¿neral Wm. 11. Miller I ter win- killed at Allen Alien Brother’s and struck her, held him until the Postmaster General . John Watiamaker growth of the Alliance party in the President. STATE—OllEGON : mill last night in a fight at a police were summoned West. I know that the Democratic IA 3 J N Do'ph. R AZDE »‘o' Gen. J .'lines E. ( a nphe11 ’ s Views dance. J. H. Mitchell Jewelry and $L.i in money i party and the Republican party Binger Hermann AR.. co» »re** m an R. Miller missing. was on the floor dancing NO PF’ (Governor 11.Sy 1 venter Pen noy e. two years ago in Nebraska were sill* lecrelurv of State R. .Geo. W. Meliridi “ I was in New York about ten with Ida I’ilkinton when Bob Car exieo. - It Treasurer . l’hil. Metschan. more than surprised at the total I > Werth iupt. Public Ins ru. t i, :. R . . J. B. M< Kirov 'Ihrou h 'I h r«* ah er. davs ago. and know from pe sonal ter came up and said, “This is our R or Jswr tv Printer Frank Bakei vote polled by the Alliance party. 11 i|)C R » R S. Bean. contact with the leader' there that set.” Ida said “No,” and BoliHitid Oft Supreme Judges . R Wm. I’. Enn1 On the Governorship it stood second S avannah , N. Y., Aug. 29 — D ) W . W . Thin er party third, there are no factions. It would be “Vou are a liar,” whereupon Miller Reuben S. Slrahu. and the Republican Meagre details of a peculiar tragedy mil '■ sixth ji’DieiAi. UWTRICT: and you know what they did in an insult, to Senator Hill to hint knocked him down. Then John < t b fIw reisN» District Judge m Cauyup.il County have just been M. D. C liffoki ".D ........... ................ Kansas, defeating Senator Ingalls that lie will not give his hearty tired three shots at Miller till tak i roll« District Attorn« ' chas . F. H yde received here. h V Joint-Keprevent.. (R) e. 11. Rii liar< *.,i isupport to the nominees, lie is ing effect. Miller seized John; y in« i Joint-senator ■ (D) H cnry B lackman and electing many Congressmen. A boy while cutting bundles for be tn« H “In my State, when we had three p I true blue and to are his friends. I t hen Bob cut Miller in the back |VOI NTY- HARNEY ! I a threshing machine near Cato in .'ii" . I look fora big victory throughout i Miller drew his knife and went to ", clerk’1 ,,4dKe (D) ■ W m . M ill eh Congressmen they got two out of ■ (D) . that county accidentally cut the P. L. Shid« 1er the country. work on Bob. Treasurer .. < R) I. S. Gee, the three at.d for the first time in _ n Surveyor ... I feeder’s hand, which so infuriated <R) J fl. Neal •1'he cry for five trade raised by I The figl t lasted about five i S Pi iherirt (R) A. Gillings the history of the State there was Assessor the latter that lie caught up and S. W. Miller the republicans to scare the work utes, ¡it the end of which Rob h A 1 School Superintendent iR. CHAS.N K» El.I. no Republican Congressman. Since j )llr„ Jit^k Inspect.,r threw him into the rapidly revolv Titos. G. D odson then the representation from Neb ingmen has not done anv harm John Carter were both dead (D) t ing cylinder, where lie was ground W m . A ltno - muh’ ‘jCommiwionerB And the democratic party will ler died a few hours Inter Tl '!>? ( raska in Congress has doubled. K. R. Sits to dentil before any one present iHlwb'-l “Supposing Mr. Harrison loses make great gains among them, and were twenty-four knife wounds and «lit* 1 ■ âKXEY v. S. LAND OFFICE: could raise a hand to rescue him. r adir'J □ eir,l;,cr J. B. H vntinoton Kansas and Nabraska; there are particularly will the democratic three bullet wounds in his body. tit’ll Receiver ..H arrison K elley |YI ?’] eighteen votes lost to him that have vote be seen in the cities find great ” rF The arrest at Asbury Park of In New I t iwi’*j heretofore been Republican. lb manufacturing centres. »rest ■« j O»er ! he Border. SOCIETIES. soi jety Indy fur nppenrihg out hien»J votes; that’s equal to half the vote York the reports from all on r the oiipbH «loors in a ball dress, and that of a RYLV.t REBECCA Degree No. 43. arhP'j of the State of New York Add to I country are very grat'fvii g. and P aris . September 2—Oonsnlera-1 male bather nt Ocean Grove for Meets every 1st and 3d Wednssdav. the four years which have inter I c>. that the seven from Michigan, with ole interest is mimib . L <1 here ns to! wearing a shirt without sleeves, aff ««itl ’w ihiti't — miài «su------------------------------------------------- a strong probal ility of Democratic veiled since 16S8 have given voters what would become of the Riir-sian _______ ^Kl II---. Ko ord assurnnee of a time when success in Illinois and Wisconsin, opportunities to study the tariff Jews who hail been waiting heie lib r Meets every 1st and 3d Thiirvda« s American idma of decency shall de J. W sawyer Sec'y and even if we should lose New Question. two weeks for the arriv-b of fm.dsi mand the I tirkish mask for women, “In Illinois and Wisconsin. I York, which I don’t think possible. io permit their proceeding to Amer- ‘ and the swathing of a mummy lor BURN0N1A HONOR I am I rc . N o . S >ar should say, judging from n ports Mr Cleveland’s success is assured.’’ ica. These Jews were expelled the other sex. Then will arise the Meet»ew«r' .<1 aixi 4th Mondav. received in New York, there will be Aliev from Odessa and traveled to Paris question whether prudes shall make great gains. As for Ohio, I know HARNXY i.ODGF. NO. 77, I. O p F. *L> 1 Meet« by wav of Constantinople under the our fashions and customs, or wheth Lincoln'* O momc Newt Hom«*. <4 0-1 1 Fellow* Hall, every Saturday | very little about the situation there, iberici ':30 p U, B I 111. : I ■ N direction of the Israelite Allience er men and women shall suit them i having been in the State But one ÜK NEY POST NO. 4M, O. A. R. (From The Centnry for -eptemlier.) The intention was to pack them selves in those matters; and the is dav fur several weeks. Certainly Mg .! U , off quickly to the United States, sue will I h > exciting in view of the Near the graveyard where Lin the campaign has not begun there.” Fellow*- Hall. All Comrade état «lin» i, i , «-.; but owing to the fact that money is extremes to which both classes go coln’s fatlnr and stepmother rest, scarce among them, and quaran —Judge. seven miles south of Charleston, Scare nt lhe bummer P.AL W. C. BYRD & SON. ABSOLUTE^/ PwSE ■b---- — — f I’. 8. MAILS. e. BCBNM—VALK ■Vivessi......... part* daily, ■Sv KN»—C.jros CITY F' arrive» and ■ epart» da ly, except Sunday Illinois, in a place then known as Goose Nest, the Lincolns made their N ew Y ork , Sept. 5.—The exodus tinal settlement on nmoving from from the south shore of Long island Here Abraham Lincoln contiuned throughout yesterday, Indiana tine is feared bv French steamships sailing for New York, they found it impossible to proceid The dilli cullies have now been removed and m ■ ■ 1^01 9 ■ • t .4 -1 Q a M ■ «■ Mi 4t»AMKEMS'*fr1vr-mr» mt H ■ Bn I h I iu »I Him hilulliLio < uro for I’ll»«. I*i i. • 11/ h '1 IlriirRHtKor mini. Suriiel«« B awrn-r. All-In '«••AX Ihl'lK,*» ■■ ww D»X 241U, how k ur» CRJ.