East Oregon herald., April 19, 1893, Image 1

VOL. V I.
The Herald.
BURNS. HARNEY COUNTY. OREGON, .APRIL 19
1893.
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are al-i>> the mo;t chin sy lot king.
But one soon forgets about the
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY
Highest of all in Leavening Power.— Latest U. S. Gov’t Report.
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appeara-ce.
and
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with
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S’ROMOUR- exchanges .
pa r of. Am«>ican made bather
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P ublishers and P roprietors .
i i hoots or shoe-« looks as much « ut of
i place as an Eskimo would on th«-
The Power of Women.
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: st reels of Portland uithhis parka
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
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One Year ..................................
»3.00
T opeka . (Kas ). April 4.—The. (coat), h 'od and boots on
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fix Months.
1.50
It is too warm for us to endure
Three Months
75
elections
in
Kansas
today
were
the
One Year (in advance)
.2.50
of remoter, seal,
most quiet and orderly ever held the fur coals , made
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HERALD t LUB LIST
Herald and Harper’s Magazine............ 5.00 in the cities of the state, owing to | squirrel. minkskio, rtc., hut m st
Herald and Harper’s Weekly............; 5.20
L, of the iurty are provided with
Herald and Harper's Bazar.................. 5.20 the operation of the eketion law
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Herald and Harper's Young People... 3.75 passed l>y the late legislature- mak 1 <b' hl'
Herald and Alden’s Manifold Cyclopedia, 2.90
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each additional volume after Vol. I 55 cent«: ing it punishable, by a fine and ini-
Tbe b“n,:8 nre n,”,alIv
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iu cent« extra ver volume, postage.
prisonment to give away whiskey tntbe eoal a,,d are throw" ba, k
fl^t'opies of all the above works can be ex
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«mined at leisure in the Reading Room.
or cigars, or to par money for votes i warm w‘*a,her> ^avmg ihe head ex I
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votes.
Elections
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Publishers of periodicals are solicited °r to influence
Philadelphia, when* she bronght will leave for T.ondor, Ontario, to
;o Scud clubbing rate«, a copy of their work for ■
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The
winter
bouts
are made of up her adopted daughter, giving claim the fortune.—S F. Examiner,
»ur Free Reading Room—We file and bind th«* | were liehi ID fill the first ami second-
tatter at close of every hau-volume, end r«v < i
class cities for the election of May­ reindeer and other Fvarm skins, her a good edueatioii.
copies bv. advertisement.
A Brute in Human Form.
ors, Aldermen and rut inherit of th«* wit If the fur on. but are not worn in | Years later the bov, grown to
ADVERTISING RATES:
School Board. At these elections! wet weather The hair of the rein manhood, moved also to Phihdel
1 wk 2 wk 1 mo 3 mo I 6 mo |?yr
«PACK
rade
* I believe th«* devil is in this
women generally voted, ami the j deer is as soft as beaver, and a coat phia, where he followed th«* trade
of its material will keep out the of a painter, Chance drew th'* tlrees. ’ remarked Mrs. Murray Hill,
*. Inch 11.50 12.50 »5.00 *8 ’M) l'jll.OO »15. (X
Wb<*r-
3.00 ■1 00 0 50 12 0) 18.00 28.00 result is a mixed victory.
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old more «•flt-cluallv than 10 timer brother and sister together, Barr a- she struggled with her garment
3.50 5.00 A. 00 l.'i.OO 24.00 40 00
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4.50 ti .00 10.00 20 oo 32.00. 50.01 1 he democrats ami populists have,
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its weight in woolens
col. ti.00 9.00 15.00 ‘28.00 48.00 54.00
was captivated bv tin* girl amt while dressing for the theater.
1’2.00 10.00 •28 00 48.00 80.00 1-0 00 combined they defeated the repub
In fact, <rs I am tobl by resi wooed, won and married her Dur- ! "Not y«*t,” coolly rem.irked ht r
•20.00 30.00 1 40 00 60.00 110 00 140.0
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licans. The republican won a vic
dents, one cannot wear enough ing the late strike the two moved husband, wb>> was cnlmlv smoking
tory in Topeka, electing their can
JOB WORK
woolens to keep warm in winter to Homestead, where Barr found I a cigar.
i didate for Mayer. 1). C. Jones, by h
he weight being too great. Pur.» «•ni’iloy ment.
Of every description executed with neatness •
Eight thousand ot
siuj despatch, at reasuuable rates.
i ' large plurality.
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11'11^^11» ’ fon|bedding.
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are al«o a I necessity
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The adopted daughter of Mrs
Pamphlets
Posters,
Circulars,
I he KJ.555 registered votes were I
Hill Heads.
Letter Heads,
Envelopes,
Cor.
Portland
land
Or«g«»niiWi.
Oregi'iimm.
Evans
recently I eeame an heir to
v“
cards, TicKets,
Note Heads,
liatements,
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noiled. about 2.500 women voting ,
Dodgers, Etc.
ilemoranda.
Invitations.
Tonic
Builder
considerable prop**rtv in Canada
k majority of the women voted th«1
T he H erald is kept regularly on file for re
Hereditary
Osculation.
Detectives
were
sent
to
trace
the
fereuee, in the Geo. P. Rowell Newspaper Ad­ republican-ticket.
vertising Bureau. 10 Spruce at.. New York.
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heiress, and in their investigation
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The adoption of a resolution at
Rev. William Cham- ,«rs, pastor discovered the true relationship o'
• the -• last session of of thA
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..-V legislature
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■. of the local church at *6ast liar Mr. and Mrs
Barr to be that of
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
♦o'fi.nbttuKthe granting of fMl suff­
wich, Mas« , has got himself into brother and sister. Th»* knowledge
Rond for
rage to women gave a new iiftpetuit
<teM*i ipu\e
p<iiii| lllvl.
I rouble by too great a fondiiesB for prostrated Mrs. ’tars, and her bus
national :
to the movement, ami the wonien,
kissing. He is charged with hav 1 band is grief-stricken
Legal pro­
Dr. WILLIAMS*
(resident ......................... ...Benjamin Harrison
vho already i-njov . municipal sulf 1
............. Levi P. Mortoli
vice-Preeideiit.
MEDiCIKE CO.,
ing kissed about every woman in ceedings will l><* instituted to sev* r
Jaulest» Blain«
Secretary of state
Schenectady, N.Y.
Secretary of Treasury . ............ Charles Foster. rage, today wade an effort to brihg
the little town, ami the younger the marriage bond, and th«* couple
............... John W. Noble
Secretary of Interior
and Bt'OCkViHC, Oil*..
Redfield Pfoctot, out a1 big vote, for on its showing
Secretary of War
•and
prettier ones have been kissed
Benjamin
Secretary of Navv
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Secretary of Agriculture.
Jeremiah M. Kut»k depended for t hem the all important
.«M-fr
so much thatthev have finally tired
Attorney General
Wm. H. Miller
Postmaster General.................John Wanamaker question of whether they would be
of it and have made complaints. |
state — orr «; on :
allowed the full power at the poll.«
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J. n . Dolph.
Mr. Chambers’ wife and children
r ......... K
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J. H. Mitchell
that is given their fathers, sons and !
R.
...Binger
Hermann
sinan ....
live iu Fall River, and he goes,
In most cases they ;
D.Sylvester Fennover husbands.
Governor ...........
there
once a month to see them 1 A San Franolsco Pnpor
.R. Geo, W. McBride
Secretary of State
R _____ _____
Phil. _____
Metschan. showed ability to perform all the.
Treasurer
One of the young married women '
fnpt. Public Instruction R
J. B. M< Elroy
Would Form an Interesting Addition
Bate Primer
R. ... Frahk Bakci duties necessary to carrv a candi t
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tells this story: "When Mr, (’ham
> R S. Bean. I date through.
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Several
labor
can-,
> Wm. P. Lord I
Supreme Judges
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to Your Wintor Roading.
bers called upon me the other day
> W. W. Thayer didate were up
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Mrs
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otter,
the
Reuben S. Strahn.
he wanted to kiss me, and I was so
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wife of a prominent business man
SIXTH JUDICIAL district :
startled that, I ma<le no renions-
Oistriet Ju-ige .................. D
... M. D. CLIFFORD
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District Attorney ................D
C has . F. H yde was running for Maydr. ami on the trance until he had done so.
Then
THE.• • •
Joi it-Representative
(R)
A. W. Cowan
foint-seuator
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..(D) H enry B lackman i same ticket were Sarah Reinhart. I I showed him the door.”
When
' who aspired to 1 e a member of the the husband of one of the
COUNTY—IIA RN F. Y :
County „jdge .................... (D)..
W m . M iller city council, and Mrs. Josephine:
whom Mr. Chambers had
Clerk
................................ (D) .
P. L. Bhideler
Treasurer
____ ... ,(R)
I. 8. Geer Green, who desired to be a member
asked
the preache” for an explana
Surveyor
........................... (R)
J H. Neal
IS THE BEST PAPER IN THE WEST.
Sheriff
............. (B.)
. A. Gittings of the board of education.
tion, the preacher said that the
Assessor
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8. W. Miller
The women hired bands, rode J I kissing habit was a weakness with
School Superintendent
|R)
.C has .N ewri . l
Stock Inspector ....... ...................
David Cary
around to the different polling pre-1
hjs fa|her WilH
0 GfLQ special pp.EZiuriJ
VALUE, £105,000
OommiMioner. . . .
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WMu AJ*TNt?w
proselyting' ed with it. The preacher has been J,UUu GIVEN AWAY
ftv1 I)
K. K. !?il Z cincts and engaged in
with a zeal that made the men sad pelted with stones twice by un­
HARNEY U. 8. LAND OFFICE:
Register
, ........................... y. B. H untington The female voters amongst the*
It t« brimful of ne«vs from all part« of Pic world, aud it« Lltetary Department Is supplied by the
known persons, and the supposition foreiuoat writers of the day. In addition to its great news and literary fe.lures,
Receiver
...H arrison K elley
colored people were just as enthus is that the young men of the place
IT GIVrS TO EVERY SUOOCRIOER HI3 CHOICE FROM TIMO
iastic apparently as their whit«’ took vengeance into theirown hands.
MAGNIFICENT WORKS OF ART,
SOCIETIES.
I “fellow-citizens,” and could he seen Mr. Chambers left town a week
The Examiner’s Art Album,
SYLVA REBFKAH Degree N o . «8.
in groups at all the polls.—Repub-,
ago.
Cot>mintin':of eight beautiful reproduction« from ma’terpl*^*« of tho w^td'a |?rF*b
Meets every 1st and 3d Wednesday.
eat artists, the whole colkdiun buuu«l iu a hauuauiue L
UalLcreUe ch » c |
lie.
B ei . lk G eer , N. o.
Or
a
beautiful
reproduction,
iu
all
of
its
original
colors,
of
the
famous
historical
H omestead , (Pa ), April 6.—A
paintinj,
inches,
A. O. U. W. Rums Lodge, No. 47
romance of unusually unfortunate
Styles In Alaska
Meets every 2d and 4th Tbursdai s
F. W. McClintock. M. W
and pathetic detail came to light Columbus at the Court of Ferdinand and Isabella.
J. W. Sayer. Rec’g.
It is strange how soon one be- yesterday when two detectives And besides all this. THZ ETA57TNER will this year distribute amon-y its subscriber« 9,000 Pr»-
tU.OLiJ, ag Tregan i J in val .« t .e »tu|>en<! >u* -um of $133.000 This Is the fourin aunii.il dittri
comes
accustomed to and adopts from Toronto, Canada, discovered lion «nd the Has of premiums is I ir.- -rand more valuable thauever before offered. Remem tier that
Bl’RNONIA HONOR Lodge. No. S
eetsevervid and 4th Monday.
the customs of the country in which in Mr. ami Mrs. Asa Barr the rela­ these premiums entail no nildili. n. 1 cxf*n*e to fie subacriltcr whaler» r. They are absolute ly five.
Mrs. A. E. S’oungCor H.
Ti.e coal of the WEEiiLY EXAZZ ..^Zl. together with these magulfieeiit premium offer*. 1«
me sojourns. All our party have tionship of brother and sister, and
HARNRY lodge , NO. 77, LOOP.
gradually come to wear native the heirs to a fortune left by a rela i
Meets at Odd Fellow« Halt. everv Saturday
ï0 V m’
R. E. Reed N. G.
tive of Mrs Barr’s deceased mother
clothing, more or less.
Its r-~nlir snbsrrfp’ion price. Get th<* fill pnrtl'-sUr» of this grand off>-r from the E.'.AlifNE’l •
Sealskin boots [hair seal, not the by adoption.
H arney post no . 4 m . g . a . r .
Page Premium List, which w<- can supply to yen. or you can pns ore one from your P>-t-
Twenty-five years ago two waifs, b.itreu
Mee’« every lit «nd M Wednesday of each fur seal], either with the hair on or
ma-trr or Newsdealer. Then, haviif considered the m itter.call on us a.i I "I ■< -acombin itton aut>
■" '"'h at Odd Fellow«’ Hail. All Comrads
«ndy^ur Lome
and so s>»c ■v^cto.ug ««I U kom L
m good standinginvitpd
off the uppers and leg«, as may be brother and sister, were abandoned «cri,>t.vu for 7-~ I - .’~7~L7
desired, with walrus skin soles, by German ¡migrants at Castle
(J. 8. MATI.S.
worn with an insole of dry grass, Garden. They were legally adopt
■ l-RMS— valb :
were the first articles of apparel ed, one by a man named Asa Barr,
\*4vc,and depart«daily,
adopted. They are the most com­ the other by a Mrs. Evans. The
icas«— camvoh ctty :
»rrlve, and Departs daily, except SandPy
fortable I have ever worn. They latter moved soon afterward to
N ews I n G enerai
W. C. BYRD a SON.
Powder
ABSOLUTELY PURE
Nerve
Blood
THERE ARE iJAHY REASONS WHY
W eekly E xaminer
muauoo
81.50 ORLT $1.50 FEO YEM $|.5Q
T he HERALD and W eekly EXAMINER only
$3.15 A YEAR CASH.