East Oregon herald., September 14, 1892, Image 2

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BURNS MARKET.
One section of 1^,==
pie. rep., and Carnahan, populist,
of 7631. At this rate Fishback 's
majority in the whole state will
exceed 30,(XX). It is believed the
poll-tax amendment to the constitu­
tion has been defeated.
The Herald.
WKDKESDAY SEETEMBEKU. WW
OTO NEIGHBORS-
Clipping* from our Neighboring Ex
change«.
MARTIN BEVERLEY, proprietor. north of Burns, fu]|,' w
which can be irrigav
of soil unsurpassed ,c’1
to range. For sale Joi
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—A bunch of very fine oats was
left at this office several days ago.
raised on the ranch of R. J. Ivers
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A good ranch be’ot,*' Q
Campbelll. containinJ
miles south east of-or
serve customers with the
ranch has about 100k
beet that can be procured, with meadow land. Pri«ior Pi
trade for sheep.
What Weaver ha» Said.
The following is an extract from
the speach of Weaver, candidate of
the ‘ Peoples Party” fo C tiled for
All parties owing the firm of J
Durkheimer
A’ Co. are urgently
President.—
H>-»aid in Oscaloosa. August 25th requested to call and settle, as the
1892.
firm desire to close their books
‘ No republican can ever, under at O'icc.
any circumstances, have any part
Respectfully
or lot with the hungry. rel«elli<»us. i
J DvRkHEIMER AUo.
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Dian hating, woman-selling gang
corjxirateil under the name of dem-,
Notice.
ocracjr, a name so full of stench j
and poison that it should be Blot- I
ted from the vocabulary of civiliz- ' Notice is hereby given that I A
ed men and handed over to the bar­ Hills, resident of Harney county
barism that it so fitly no v and ln,Ore.. after this date Aug. 17, 1862,
all the past has represented.
give my son Fred Hills his time,
and will no longer he responsible
Diptheria has made its appear for his conduct, contracts or indebt
ance on Bridge creek. Dr. Belk­ edness. And further notify all per­
nap was called to consult with Dr sons not to contract or trade for any
Center, who ie treating Hie afflicted. •tock or«ither property he may
He returned yesterday * '*' '”*• claim to have on my ranch.
ami from him we learn the sad news | Dated August 17th 1892
•f the death of three children in the I
A. J. H ILLS.
family <>f Rev and Mrs J M Maus
ti< l<l Those children of whom th«
parents have been bereaved by the|
dread epidemic arj Mvrtie, ag-«1
7 years, who died Aug. 30th, Emma
Over the Burns race course c< in-
Bell, aged 21 years, who died Sept
encing October 13th:
1st ami Mark A., aged 1^, whodi* d
First day, 13th: — Running race
St ptember 2d. I wo other ch Id* i n>ile dash, fc- for all. J ur e
r ._ :l
I . i
ren are ill in the sa ne family,
> ’wt|H25.
we tru-t that Providence will relieve
Second «lav, 14th:—Running race
us of the sad duty of announcing *(XXJ yds free for Saddle Horses that
their death. — Prineville News.
never run for public money. Puree
1.511.
Same day:—Trotting Race. 1
S even Y ears M ore —A wander
lug evangelist with an unnecessary mile, free for all horses rais -d in
Purse
amount of black hair is holding Harnev County. 2 in 3.
forth in the public plaza in the eve I 175.
Third dav. 15th:—Running race,
nings, telling the p«ople that we
have entere 1 u | miii the last seven i mile dash, free for all. Purse
vtaisof this BOiOyear dispen*a 1150.
lion, and within 34 years the dead
Fourth day, 17t'n:—G* 0 yd < dash
shall ari-e ami other uncanny c r free for all
Purse $125.
Fifth dav. 18th:—Running race,
cumstances will thrust th m-elve-
upon the pocr>m of ordinary j i mile heats Jin 3, fn e fir all.
American 1 fe. He savs there wi I Purse. 1200.
I h * I 1 I. iwmi good souls who will not
Sixth day, 19th:—Twei tv five
li ive Io die to get to I m aven, ami ! mile race e, free for all. no one r der
in Ashland have al- > to run more than 5 horses in said
several p •<»
readv figured themselves in.—Ash­ ra-e aid vach rid. r t» chaige
land Tidings
horses every mile and start from
the score. Puree 175
L ek C aldwell .
E scaped A gain —The asylum
authorities at Salem have wri’ten W.W J ohnson . Secretary
to Sheriff Noland notifying him ol______
the escape of John Hutcheiison
from that institution by digging
the wall of his cell during the
night of August 20th. Hutchinson
J /*/«nrrr-'j* Experience JI'itA
is the jHiwerfu) insane man that
JitHHl’s Sarsaparilla.
“lim» pion-er In this roumry. having
« is committed to the a«xlum from
tw-.n her* SO years Four years a^oioy llttla
Wolf <_• c e k.
k, May 3d, his capture!
e I Ury t-ecame bloodpoironril l>y impnr»
taking place after a hard struggle.
O in in vaccination. Ilia arm »welled ter-
r
< an»,n;<reat agony; Phyalclan» said
In .lune he escaped from the a»v
v>e a. m m«.»t be ennputated, and even than
him ami was captured near Harris
t «re- er. noul-1 be doubtful. One day
I n-ad about a blood pnriAer new to me,
burg, Linn county by two of the
and waa »nrprised to learn that it was pre
oilmen« of the asylum, 1 he jieople
pared bv C. I. Hood. wl.h whom I used to
ei to «.h.nil tn Chelsea. Vt I dee'let to
of Wolf creek are in mortal fear of
na' i my boy try Hond a Sarsaparilla and
i as iwirh grat'.fled when it • '-med to hi'p
the maniac, as he has threatened
I m He cont-.nned to grow better a» we
each, m the Sanar-ar'a. and having u-ed
to kill all of *hein. Officers are
i I ■■■ ’< » 1» now ent rely < .-•-■! A« II - »
sa-wnariila hsa a- mplished »u h won-
searching for the mill —Guard.
dr-f it result». I reron-m■—d It all I po>
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any amount, from 1 to SOOlbs.
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burns advertisements
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Lake. Lake Co . Cal
The Cl. y Treaanrer
Have V um H<«r«l fr< m
Vrkanaa«'
Lot ts, Sept 9.— A telegram
from Little Rock. Ark . savs official
returns of the state election have
l>een rect i veil from 21 counties.
They give Eishback. dem., for gov­
ernor, a majority over both Wb'p-
Of tz-well Na«a »ays: " The above 1» from
my brotber, « ho»e » gnat-tro I
red.
I am » »o elad tor-.-.’v to the ei . en. e
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-»apart • »nd to »ay that C-1
llo 1 A Co are <-on»’dered on» of the mo»t
rel •’\- f-m» tn hew Kurland,” Van B
M-»area, city Trearurer, Lo»eil Maa*
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J. DUR.K.HEIMJ2
4^ GENERAL MERCHANDISE
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W holesale
ne th:
I have a larger and better stock of goods than any firm ,peara
Oregon, and priceB will compare favorably with any store nera m
of Rail Road.
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California
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Parties wishing their fall and winter supplies will do » arP ei
on me.
Respectfully,
wspaj
J DURKHEIMER.
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A I,arge Assortment of
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FINE CUTLERY. NOTIONS,
iolera c
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ashing
ive thei
Has just been Received.
PHYSICIANS’ PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COM!’e™ty
Everything guaranteed pure and of the very best !lsoluteV
PATENT MEDICINES SOLD AT MARKED PRlClhough
some n
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MRS. LOUIS RACINE, Prop’t.
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made
Thi> Hoteljha« recently been enlarged and entirely renovated in firs*
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make
The table is Supplied with the Best the Market Ano. |j
FRENCH HOTEL
Traveling Men will find this Hotel a nice and Desirtbit the jx
ms, but
at up to
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j | done
oh, pool
onsible i
City Drug StoTtu hardi
H. M. HORTON,
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ProprieW »» not u
,s been
thing al
ecific wi
« ■^»nEAl.KKS IN_-^ »
STATIONERY, DIAMOND DYES, CHOICE PEpF
too Dosoa Ono Dollar
duty he
* FANCY TOILET ARTICLES.TOBACCO, CIGAR?E >«« *•
.Atne, to d
Fine Wines &
Liquors fcr Medical Pu
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Hood’s Sarsaparilla
Fold by draertat« Fl »‘xfo.gs Prepared
*n!y b.- «' I. HOOD A Co.. A,«Mhrw>«a,
Lowell, Maa»
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PATENT MEpIl~
Prescriptions accurately compounded.
First Class Dental Work Done
r considh