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HARNEY COUNTY, OREGON, NOVEMBER 30
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Tli».' c > i n ■!! >• .'iI’m k was W’f-
i nessed bv th re pr.uni n*. eilize:..«
one of whom c inse- I a ••varrà »it
be issued í->» I I p * arrest of
I
DEtiv w ho a--aulte*! th»1 sailor.
I
¡he Herald.
P EVERY WEDNESDAY
KKOM OUR EXCHAN(«r
BY
BYRD & SON.
1 rs and P roprietors .
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b\BOn SHOl'Id) CONSOLIDATE.
Highest of all in Leavening Power.— Latest U. S. Gov’t Repor..
UctirU 1 ,i Tro s'l
S t . L ouis , N ov . 17 —At to da ’a
N ew Y ork , N ov . 17.— Tiie dingv
session of Knights of Lal or Gen tombs police ?ourt does not ’• often
advance)
.2.5»
eral Master Workman Powdeily haye within it.- narrow t. walls the
E ld club list :
delivered his annual
address. I important pers<>nag< s who » will to
Hrper'- .Magazine................ 5.00
4
krper's Weekly..................... 5.20 Among other matters dealt with
day g-aci • it when the cascofU-Tuíd
irper's Bazar......................... 5.20
irper's Young People . 3.75 was a recommendation that all Miikicwitz is rilled
for hearing
J ii ' k Manifold < ye'opedia, 2.U0
I Pacific has been given vntil to day i le pia-el on «quii fo' ling will
,
local
assemblies
should
he
made
ehar-ei
ts
obtaining
l«l volume after Vol. I, .V> contSI
The bii.nplp
iheir eornpeti’ors, nr th«- Union
per volume, luiBtage.
up of mixed membership, inelud money under fil-i* pr» tenses, but to decide one of the m»>st perplex-
if all lliealiove works can beex-
- •1 j wifi
• r>- pro ’ ’ll >jng que;4ion.< in jt, liht<iry Jtp I’a i ’»• ¡i u-t ae p* the inevitn’ le,
jing men and women of all trades back oir it i«a storv which
re ill the Reading Room.
and al! htisir e « ie’a”’ - pr !.( !«■< <n
| and occupations. The tendency J
ably involve the dismis«n 1 pf th<’ d< ■cisión is to be given to day j tii» ir eon.pat.i• mm-t cea-e
fliers of periodicals, are solicited ■
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bi’mi’ i ' i ',',1. i of the labor movement seems to be I
jr rates. a ropy..................
Chinese Minister to’ the United should this lie utisatisfictorv iti
lu R.»om—" v f ie and hind I he
t evert half volume, r nd e»»v u to divide up while that of the op­
_ States and (lie ui-graf¡¿ig of prom ¡ A¡t| p.a¿ (() .,
figl t b. tween]
flisement.
posing force, capital, was to <
inent men wh> were interested with ¡f ;H)f> 1}(e Atohi« n, • Burlingto-i
centrate. The result was labor was
the‘C< ount in his varied projects. yi¡s^ouri River. Rock Island, Rio
1
yr
beaten in detachments. Something
1 mo 3 mo 0 mo J
complainant in if;runfJ Western, Colorado Midland,
A (T. Tom» s i- s the -wm-
done to remedy this
>5.00 fs 'M <11.oo ! 4Í...00 must be
tlris case ami lie claims that he i* and Denver and Rio Grande. It
¿8.00
tkW 12 1'1 IS.00
Builder
Tonic
to 00 There existed no reason why every
a.oi» I.) IK) 21.00
oidy
one
of
the
victim«
induced
to
I
is
claimed
by
the
above
companies
50.00
32.00
10.00 20.00
IS. 00 54.00 branch of toil should
not be en- invest bis money in the schemes of
15.00 2-1.00
that th»* Knion Pacific In s shut
U8 0 i 1- 00 SO.00 ! i:ooo
110.00
1
iio.oc | rolled under the shield of the the Count to secure concessions
1 40.00 tiO.OO
them out of the passenger busineis
Knights of Labor.
valued at million« fnnn the Chinese in a large territory; ihat on ac
JOB \\ 01 IK
l | (. Speaking
I •
e
i>
of riii*
ballot reform,
l ow
government. The l< stim.mv of count if the through car service
Send for
Option executed with nentnesH ■ derlv recommended that no person
Pomes will fil ing out t he i-ileged | with other lines east of the Missouri
de-eni eve
it reiiHiiuulile rates
not
palli).
blet.
| iie allowed to vote who could
PamphletB
1* 'Kters,
facts connecting thei hine«e Minis river they are being greatft’ handi
Idler Heads,
Bill lleatls.
read. His suggestion was I hut
Dr. WILLIAMS’
Curds, Tie Ketg,
Note Hears,
»er with the proj'-Ct. ('<>1. Elliott capped in the handling of their
Dodgere, Etc.
invitatiuiis.
MEDICIÄE CO.,
5Oc.
live years be fixed on for the bal.
F. Shepard, the edi.or of the Maii | business. It 1.« also claimed from per box
is kept regularly on fi’e for re­
Schenectady, N.Y.
to
Gee. r. Rowell Newspajter Ad- lot law to go into fore “in order
anj Brockville, Out.
ami Express, and a brotlrT-in-law the whole Nor hwestern Pacific « for 82..
111, 10 Spruce st.. New York. .
give al! an oppertunitv to learn to
of the Vanderbilts, is to be another ¡coast country.the Union Pacific has
i read. He favors the total exclusion
important witness
Charles N. almost entirely stopped business
of all immigrants not self sustain­
CIAL DIRECTORY
Brooke represents the Count and* relations with these lines through
ing on landing. Speaking oi strikes
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Lawyer Burke is the atlmi.ey for ; certain of their importin’ gateways;
he^aiiLthe battle of the future must
6 £
pS1* of 1*.
’ll*-, K*n.: Vy
* '
Mi. Tomes. The
Tin« . .» >g i' hef >re tli.it it has svsteinatic.ill v gone to
NATION \ L:
P..W-
f «t’v.ert S .Tin*.
o I wmkj / '
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bedouglit
at
the
ballet
lox.
............. Benjamin Harrison
b't
Ir-a IU..U-.LS Ut/r ! < -Li. - a .
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.rustice
Grady.
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Levi P. Mortpi
derly advocated atlilition with t he
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JamefiG. Blaine
property
of
the
Con
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as
a
ready
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like
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such
instructions
as
have
placed
fcnstiry
Charles Foster. farmer’s alliance and
similar or­
- t Jr-RT» *11 ir»ne.
fneud»
Htp* .... £7 Î3- tó
t»
iturior
John \V. Noble
ur^rised. Wil! cheerfp»ly i»ply to ùHjnirie* with atuton tackled.
been attached and t.th- r < v'i; suits i the above roads in a trying position. PATIENTS
ar
Redfield Proctor ganizations.
T8EA1 J BY MAIL.
CONriüENTîAi.
avv
Benjamin F. Trace>
So
- b <1 6 «afa >n itimi for
t<
will fol'ow this Erin.in.tl p osccu- Tl ey will no v demand th it they I /«rral.i-.
t ri < ult ore
Jeremiah M. Rusk
The
report
of
Gem
ral
Secret
try
■1». 5. W r. SNrDfcH. « ïiCKES S THEAKR. WÌICAÌ0. IU
feral
....
Win. H. Miller
tion.
tneriil
..John Wanamaket and Treasurer Hayes shows a slight I
TEE/ FŒE
Blood
Nerve
(STATE—OREGON I
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increase of membership during the ,
Ta!vili u A
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.1. II. Mitchell.
year,
which is now over *260.000 in I
R.
Binger lleriniluli
D.Sylvester I’ennovei good standing.
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The order is prac I I LHl'AGO, ..
late
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Geo. W. McBride
Nov., Io — \ st i r was
R
Phil. Mets< han. tjcall.V free
from debt and owns ¡caused to day amo- g the st udents i (
est met ioti R
. .1. B. M< Elro-
R
Frank Bakei property worth one hundred
t hous- <>f the University of Chicago, short ,
R
i R
s. Hean.
R
Wm. I*. I.ord | and dollars.
mt wealth. The,oww r of the per­
D
’ W. W. Thavcr
Reuben 8. Strahn.
ambulating chair pri\ilege at the
district :
Blows for a Sailor.
World’s Fair grounds must have'
M. D. C lifford
hey
li
chas . E. H yde
In : nt i ve
c. Il. Iti< har< b ,n
4.000 of the chairs ready for use
H enry B lackman
Says th: Commercial Advertiser! when the gates are thrown open on
roVNTY—HARNEY I
of November 4th, just arrived from May 1st. next. He wants only the
ID)
W m . M iller
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I‘. L. Shidtler Honolulu: Yesterday afternoon a best talent to operate
»he chairs,
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I. 8. Geei
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<R)
.1. II. Neal deserting sailor belonging to the
I-
(R)
and
he
announced
this
afternoon
. A. Gittingi
I.............. . id ;..
S. W. Miller U. S. cruiser Boston was treated in
»»eiulent di,
that be would engage all the stu
• CHAS.N EWELL
k>t
Tilos. G. DOBBON a brutal manner while in the custo­
dents who apply. They can choose ’
f i») i
W m . A ltnow dy of a native policeman.
between
a »lav, with 10 per ci nt,
»K* Í
K. R. Sitz
The sailor was in charge of a
of
their
receipts,
or a certain por-
Lï i. s. lami oefice :
native
policeman
and
another
man
J. B. IIUNTINOTON
' centage of the daily receipts
..H arrison K elley who each had one of his arms pin
] The charge for a single chair by
ioned. They gripped the seaman’s
(lav will be 4'6. At seventy-five
SOCIETIES.
wrists and twisted his arms in a
cents an hour it is estimated that
manner that caused the most ex
A RF.BEl (’A Degree No. 43.
a chair will bring $7.50.
J !►’ ill l . I M 'll • Billlv.
> cruciating pain at each step the
B elle G eer , N. O.
A large number of students
I sailor took. The poor fellow ap-
gathered
in the steward’s office to
I pealed to the policeman not to
r. W
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No 47
lie
hear the outlines of the plan. It
t is’ ai.-', : «I Tiit’ ■ s'i>’'s
so brutal, hut only received an
J. W. sawyer Scc’y.
wjis pointed out that a man could
extra rench for his pains.
as
easily roll a double chair as a
JX‘A HONOR Lodge, No. 8,
Finally his suffering became 80
single one, and that “tips” would
2*1 *n<i 4th Monday.
intense that he cried out. ‘’Ease
Allee Klng.c py n.
help swell the students’ earnings.
up! I am a white man.” As soon
f I.ODGF. NO. 77, I. O O F.
The University boys were so im
1<1 t< ..« r Ilkli. every Saturday
as he remarked this a thi-d native
H E ihumpton N.G.
pressed with the offer that the
■stepped up and struck the impris-1 chairman will bring
KEY !■ -T
G. (.. A. R.
Ioned man several brutal blows on
UnivoraU» J a sample chair
1«- a id i d Wednesday of each.
Id F a ’I . wb ' Hall. All Comrade the face without any interference to the University within a few days
■Ing invited.
and explain it an»l his financial
Ion the part of the policeman.
I V. B. MAILS.
In the mean time the sailor by proposition in connection with it
I at >■ -
v ale :
sheer strength broke awnv and hid more fully.
a -- • tally.
in a warehouse in the rear of the
r a v - • - ■ - X . i t v
After the Union Pacific.
a. . 1 • ■ •
> > . m <t t svnday Warehouse Building, where he
was
v (recaptured.
N ew Y ork , N ov . 17.-TI,« Union
J. N. Dolnh.
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