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About East Oregon herald. (Burns, Grant County, Or.) 1887-1896 | View Entire Issue (March 29, 1893)
The Herald. WEDNESDAY MARCH 29. W 3 Local News, D*PRiCE’S BILL IfE.Wi, “AMERCAIN" EAGLE JOB OFFtCE ♦ LEGAL BLANKS, 1*00'1 ER8. CAR I) > ,ani Ofwr/ I everything in this line. / CHAS A. BklU>, Proprietor —Oh Lord! The gall shown by ♦♦♦♦ some men is enough to put a I r.iss monkey to shame. If anv demie , burn», /I'lruty County, Oregon. crat in this country during the ad Leave orders lierait! or Items office The only Pure Cream of Turtar Powder.—No Ammonia; No Alum. ministration of a term of the repub PAMPHLETS, Used in Millions of Homes—40 Years the Standard. lican paity fished or petitioned for PROMPTATTENTION GIVEN TO MAIk ORDERS. an appointive office under said ad LETTER HEADS, NOTE HEADS ------ • ministration, we have no knowledge 9 I of the fact. Squire Parker—peace 1 the Herald. We do th'« not c uu'rv, and thus the ie kies i***’» tie- ENVELOPES, STATEME to his ashes who held, in this cause we feel ourselves finaneialh sruc’ion of onr forests, now going town, the position of P. M. under bale to do so, but we desire to in- >n with such thr.a'niug const»- i Clevelands first administration, crease the circu hition of ur jape ,uen es, may be arre-ted before the sent in his resignation lmn ediately and as an inducement to delinquen eilamiti'S are upon us which have upon hearing of the election of Mr. I subscrihers to pay up W e l op« •efallen other countries through Harrison. Mr. Parker felt he was our friends will avail themselves ol ti .Less ef :h- ir tr»♦ s.” out of place as a democrat hold.ng ¡this liberal |>rop«isit.j<in, anil w« earnestly solicit those in arrears t< the office of P. M. under republican I |»av up. Furili for Sale. ----------------------- ! rule and it was his duty and fealty Cabinet-maker a rd Cererai Jeb Work: to his party to express his inde Protection iront he Ravages of One sec'ion o. land about 7 miles. pendence bv offering his resigna Fire. Inorili of Burns, fuiiv 160 acres ofj tion. Not so with some republi > »hich can be irrigated, mil qualitv ! Separi ng Wagons Buggie Ect cans of our town, now as we have If our town board takes such of soil unsurpassed. Good outlet a change of administration, some, steps as will provide the town with } to range For sale cheap. parties, who never had a kind word such apparatus as will give rti sonat All work done neatly and w’th dispatch. B yrd A K ing . for the democratic partv. and upon hie protection t > the town in ca-e of j all occasions threw obstacles in the fire, there should be no kick on the wav of its advancement, are now part of our citizens, whether it Be IF TOU WANT I’irOP.MATiON ABOUT fawning, praying and petitioning ! by bonding the t< wn or s< me < th« r plan to accomplish the mpessary to be retained in office. These! I harpies are not confined to one end. In this particular we have -one office but both the land < ¡lice' ¡»ecu gros? Iv negligent our want of and post office. They have been fed '¡¡notion i is wholly at the public crib for tour . ears and , I 1 e people of Burns Address r letter or l enrd to inch Macy. TIIF rRWW CLAIM* COMPANY, are loth to let go, so much so, in 'are l‘ertainlv not ’8' or,"’t of “ e JOHN WE03£R b URN, ■ • Managing Attorney, P.O. Box 4U3. ________ WASHINGTON, D.C. fact, that row they are entire|v ' awful consequences in case of fire PENSIONS PROCURED FOR WIDOWS, willing to be democrats, populi-ts we "re «’’hout any protection v hat- SOLDISRS, On the co. ner north of in ■ il -s >rt Snoj.i. He solicits a share CHILDREN, PAINTS. A18'\ for So'-Vert» ?nd Sailors disabled in the lino of ■ or anything in order to be retained.!ever’ and h ,H"ber "h0"8 1 ,,fii"t8s I dnty paronage of hs rends in the reimlnr Army« r V-v «inreth war. of trie India’) wars «»f 1H.3-J to 1842, end They not only disgrace themselves !,,or <’”«'«>'01. >ense for «is to rema n Survivors their widows, now entitled O’d and rejwtrd claims apecliltv. Thousands entitled to higher rates. We sav but the party to which they have Iin ,l,is condition i say if it ’ e a Send for now laws. No charge for advice. No fee on til successful. . neccessary to I and the town to g, t i ■ sworn eternal fidelity. These peti-1 . - i the money do so an«i do it qnicklv I tions are somewhat secretly circu lated ami only shown to individu i A town provided with goo<l prote. - i als whom are thought to be warm I tion from the ravages of fire en i friends of the “haruv” but our haneesthe value of all its property “devil” who is always getting him- P,8t in the ^"'^atio.we r do . not m - 1 • g tor this | io tumiied! tai y. an y h ;; ‘ ‘ / self in some body’s way s m potion but to the contrary it slows on to a petition for one of the above to be retained in the land office. business, thrift and enterprise. »nd reap a rich Without such protection business harvoO. They are ahvava reliable, Ni If there is anything that will make F aiwa.vH In demau.l always the l*>at N M. II. B RENTON A J. W. BUCHANAN. .. men from other localities are siow . .. . Pr> prieteF a good democrat or republican TERRY ’ S SEED ANNUAL 1 | to invest in property of th * town or i l*«r 1 >(>.*! Is Invaluable to every Planter. i ‘•tired,” its a “sucker.” 1< i« an media <.f the laterl’ farming , to embark in any bu<ii e-s enter 1 luforiuati v> lr».n ibebiKlieatautburltiea i K Maiieu ~ Frw. —Our Indians have been having prise in the town. We certainly D. fl. bcKRl . DETROIT. I X.. Mich. Si a little •‘sheul” the last two weeks, cannot relv upon a direct interposi A piute boy died, and his friends tion of providence fo» protection, ! I chargtd “Blind Jack” their medi Burns is not noted for its extreme i cine man, with having caused his religious proclivities and certiinlv | death by a process of slow’ poison cannot depend upon the prayers of( W C- BYRD à W Y- KING. The Proprietor of the White Front Liverv Stable as ing known only to the doctor him-1 the church for protection. , sure the public that tie is prepared io accommudut« self. Twelve or fifteen piutes left R E AL ESTATE AG E NTS in every way in his line of business. here several days since and went and grain constantly on hands, and careful help. Friday. April 14. will be A rLor to Harney, took forcible possession Dav. E. B. McElroy, sta’e school Rums Orogon. of old Jack who was at. or near superintendent gives the following: Passengers taken to all parts of the country. Job Wagon ir. connection We have at this time for sal« Harney, tried him according to “Arbor day, from being a humble Indian laws and edicts charging | expedient of one of our western several productive farms, well ¡III him with having caused the death states a few years ago. has become, f of the boy by poisoning, which it mav be said, one of our national proved and well watered. Jack, for fear of losing his power nollidavs. Its original design has Parties wishing to purchase cal over the tribe, did not deny, but been mortified since its observance i on us we will show them the land i I just told them to help themselves. has been connected with our schools. JOHNSON’ A BAILEY. Proprietors. Jack works on their superi-titious It is now not only a day for tree we have for sale, and parties desir-. nature, the Indian living like our planting, both for economic and ing to dispose of real estate cannot forefathers, a believer in witchcraft; aesthetic purposes, but its obser do better than to put their lands in Wines, Liquors, Cijirs and Cigarettes they think he can by one motion of vance has been made the means of ur hands for sale, because we ad his hand cause a visitation of ill imparting much valuable knowl G( xm 1 Billiard tables, Pleasant Card Rooms, etc., etc. vertise freely by sending circulars luck and disaster to the whole tribe edge in regard to plant and tree ami cards in all directions solicit Salo>n is first class in ever» particular. Experience harfe or severally just as he wishes. The 11 fe. of cultivating in the .voting the tribunal sentenced Jack to pav to ing purchasers and describing th«’ Mixed drinks to please the most fastidious. the friends of the dead bov. within 1 faculty of observation, and kindling i’ I .and. six days from that date, at Burns in their minds an interest in natur j * « 137 for killing the bov, and if he a| object« which will la* a life long, failed to do so his young wife would source of pleasure. Is it too much | We will also buy lands for jier- ' l>e taken from him by the tri e. »n hope. aho. that thi« Arbor Dav leaving him a broken hearted wid festival, engaging onr children in sons wishing to purchase in our ower. I he six davs has not yet ¡n, observance so generally and s<> countv and living at a distance. expired, we presume, as we have pleasantly with songs, recitations not heard anything further of the Rnr] planting of trees and shrubs' giving careful and accurate dis- tnatter around the school houses and along , .•«, Should Take AdvataQe of its .... - ... ,,ru.,„ P.,l.lir P,,rk..n...l'nP‘>o"»flhe“n"'’*l"o the t,lle' -Nonce our th. H fb .I P , he an<l <tiKxIfonn, an cicellent maga HOOH A ^‘neration who will ft el noth Correspondence Solicited. Office j FrCO fl ColllHHl, tine, the subscription of which is (he value and lieautv of trees, as 12. We offer both at the price of, ({itherto they have not felt hi ou E ast O h EO o . n H krald . Powder Collins ^Plant\. ff Ferry’s Seeds SUBSCRIBERS TO THE HERÍLD I