East Oregon herald., February 08, 1893, Image 3

The Herald.
' BILL HEADS,
WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY» I*«?,
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AKERCAIN" L a GLE JOB OFE i CE
POSTERS.
LEGAL BLANKS,
CARD
every description, 11 <1 i
everything in thia line.
I rtitor
i* roprivtui
T hey a?<k«-d for bread and r«ceiv
rd .»tones. The republican Senators
from the new Stat« s having con
OMfH*, ihiruty County, Orryon.
vinced their colleagues th. t their
Leave orders Herald or Items office
The only Pure Cream of Tartar Powder.—N6 Ammonia; No Alum.
ot-jeetionH to the admi-sion of the
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Used in Millions of Homes—40 Years the Standard.
"R »VI PT ATTENTION GIVEN TO M AIL
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four Territories now fullv equipped 1
ORDERS.
for statehood, was a partv mistake,
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very injurious in th«« States the\
represent, a republican caucus
ENVELOPES,
STATEME
Senators was ■ held . tO ‘^eurni’lie |>pf ire
session began. Chief s<i«*h countV. tn th« l »we«t re«n«mHi-
when and how the Territories ■
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Wolf, of the Palouse tribe ot Wash- b e t idder. for sin-ing mich arte»ian
might be admitted, The first thing
lington Indians, in »11 the glory of a w««lls and furnishing all necessary
the caucus did was to strike Arizo ]
upper itus for i»per.>ting the same.
'red blanket and red pain’, wa.i
Section 4. That inasmuch a«
na from the list, as being too cer
taking in the sights. After stroll, some means of irrigation is ahs >-
taiulv democratic, Then it pro­
I ing around the hall for awhile he lutelv !>•<•.»ssarv for the successful
ceeded to arrange a program, which
walked up to the Speaker’s chair prodneti.m of agricultural I crops
while acquiescing in the demands
and taking a seat therein calmly upon arid lands, and there is urg­
of Oklahoma, Utah and New Mex.
ent n««e«l of testing the artesion
surveyed the me.uhers who were in system of irrigation, »bi« Act shall
ico to be admitted to the family of
their seats reading newspapers i.r be in full for«« and eff «et. from and
States, only gives them about one
writing letters. 1 While he was sit after the approval l»v th« Governor.
chance out of a possible hundred
ting there a wittv member remark-
to get the bills provided therefor
ITIItol’l ui: ;•t
|ed; "That’s the first savage wlm
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through at thi< session of Congress.
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All work done neatly and w'lli dispatch.
k ! has occupii d the Speaker’s chair
The program as arranged gives th««
Last Samrlav. or Sundav w»»did
¡since Reed vacated it.” Reed was
right of wav to the Territorial hill«»
sitting near bv and heard the re- not learn p-.-ei-elv which, the resi­
after the Cherokee snip, the anti­
I mark, and he joined in the laugh dence of Joseph Norton, a bachelor
option and the Nicaragua canal
farmer r« siding on Drv««re»k about
i which followed.
hills are disposed of. What that
six miles north of Pr nevillr was
right of wav is worth mav l»e judge 1
uuinrd to the ground, the contents
S ecretary Foster’s rejs.rt on th»-
ed from the fact that the Senate
with it being an entire loss. Mr.
has not y t disposed of a single one condition of th»* Tr«-asurv and his Norton's winter provisions, his
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estimates of th«« piobahle receipts
ot the appropriations bills.
clothing, except what lie wore at
cash Macy
I and expenditures for the r«maiud«t
rhe time of the lire, his household
¡of this and f<»r the next fiscal vein
good» a note <>f hand for sixty and
R ecent developments
h a v e is at last in the hands of the Hous« tw: ntv dollars in money were de-1
On the co. ner north of lue il ,-s »»«l a.imu 1.
il j solicits a sh ire
aroused a great «leal of interest in i Wavs and Means committee. It is »tioyed. He is an obi mini, aged
CoV.ins
Cabinet-maker and General Job Work:
Rcparing Wagons Buggies Ect
SHOP.
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par uluige ol hs reime
the pension question, ami them is a I far from satisfactory, as it is known about (>.'» veers and criupled. al-j
growing conviction here that its that the surplus which he figures though not helpless, and this loss
Mr.
agitation is go’ng to he a very lout is obtained bv failing to deduct will tai! h-avdv npo 1 him
Norton has lived in this vicinity
prominent feature of t he new ad liabilities amounting to m 4(5.(MM),(AKi for a good many tears, during I
ministration. Mr. Cleveland has I which will have to be met ili the which he has earned hi« living by i
already made a record on his pen peiiod covered l«v his estimates. per-istem iixlu try. ai d his gained
► ion vetoes, anti they appear not to and there mav l«e more yet. That and maintan cd a good reputation
inn ng his nt ighhors and acquaint
have hurt him much in the last the committee is now at work try-
aners, and lie has the svmpilhv of
campa gn. It is understood that ing to find «»«it, ami Mr. Foster will »Il tn his misfortune.— Pi ine ville
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he now hopes to effect *i decided probably h ive to undergo a right News.
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reform in the methods of granting cross questioning,
pensions and to purge the pension
I arm lur »n «•.
roll during the course of his ad-'
limine Kill N .
H. BREFTON A« J. W. BUCHANAN..
One section of land about 7 miles
. ... Proprietor.
ministration of many pensioners
north of Burns, fully 1(50 acres of
who are carried improperly ami to
Introduced by Mr. Gowan, and which can be irrigated, anil quality [
ent down excessive pensiors. Con­
rei.d first and second times on .1 Al.*
Good outlet
fronted with an expenditure for uaiv 1». 1093; reterretl to Commit­ of soil unsurpassed
For sale cheap.
pensions rapidly approaching two tee on I'uDlic Lands on January Id, to range
Id,
18U3;
reteried
uack
and
con
B yrd A K ing .
million dollars a year, ami at the
sidered
engross«-«i
on
January
24,
same time ttireatene«! with a deli
18V3; made special order tor Mun-
ciencv in tt»e Treasury at a li >ne
dav, January .50, ld93.
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when the party is plriiged to a
A B ill —For an Act entitled an |
The Proprietor of the White Front Livery »table as­
considerable reiluction of the CU»- Ad lo provide lor the sinking ot ar-1
st re Hie public itiui lie is prepared io acconanotlule
in every way in his Hoc ol business.
turn« duties, the d mocrats in Con tesian wells in file several counties
Il E A L ESTATE A G E N T S
anu grain cunsluiilly on hands, and careful help.
grt;ss naturallv feel that something «»f the AUle uf Oregon containing
and lainis.
must l»e done to reduce the draft
Burns Orogon.
Be it enacted bv thi Legislative
Passengers taken to all part* of the country. Job Wa, o i ir. connection
upon the Treasury, and they regard
,,f the Male of Oregon:
We have at this time for sale
the pension expenditure as offering
Mcimn 1. I hat the sum of ♦ lixA)
the l»est«opp< rt unity fur retrench is hereby appropriated out ot the
several productive fat ms, wt 11 ini
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General Fund I«» each county of the
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■ State of Oregon containing ar.«i proved and well watered.
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lamin, for th purpose of sinking
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T he passing away, after his long one exp« rime nai artesian weft
Parties wishing to purchase <•«]
illness, of James G. Blaine removes therein.
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Section 2. 1 bat anv county in on us we will show them the land
from the couitci s of the republican I
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the State ot Oregon which contains we have for rale, and parties desir­
JOHNSON A BAILEÙ, Proprietors.
party a man who was undoubtedly al ka(.t oue tuwi^hip of and lauds
its greatest leader
However van- jn compact lorm tn accordance ing to dispose of real estate cannot
ing may t>e the ««pinions as to Mr with tnr I nited Stales survey lucre- do lietter than to put their lands in
Blaine’s rank as a statesman, there ”*« u,”‘ *bich said iands_
ur hands for sale, because
si ad
the tune of »aid survey or at anv
Go»sl Billiard tables, Pleasant Card Rooms, etc., etc.
is a gentral agreement that he was tune thereafter sut jrct to entry an vertise freely hv sending circulars
Salo >n is first class in every particular. Experience harte
the most farsighted and skillful ot desert land under and by virtue of
and cards in all directions solicit­
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the
desert
land
Act
of
March
all the prominent men of his party.
Mixed drink» to please the inoet fastidious.
ing purchasers and describing the
He alone of them saw the danger 1»77. shall l»e allowed the sum ol
■and.
lurking Itehiiid the McKinley tariff $L'M)U a« hereinbeiore provided
Section 3 Thai tnecounty courts
bill and roundly deiiouticed that of I he sévirai counties of thia State
We will also buy lands for pr-
measure, forcing the reciprocity coining within the provisions of thia
clause upon the Reed Congress Act, snail upon a petition signed t y sons wishing to purchnM* in our
against the protest of th« whole of at least one hundred legal voters, countv and living st a distance,
anti filed in said court. I«»cate a site
the party management. He did
for such well where in their judge­ giving careful and accurate dis-
what he c-mld to save his parti ment the rxpenment can be m««st I
Should Take Advatage of its
cription of the same, also the title.
from suieide, but failed.
effectually ami economically made,
within their couhtv; and shall let
by contract, receiving bids after
Correspondence Solicited. Office FrCC
CollimTI.
A n amusing episode took place thirty day» public notice in »»me
E ast O reuon H erald .
in the House a few days since, just newspapvr uf general circulation in
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