East Oregon herald., May 10, 1893, Image 1

BURNS, HARNEY COUNTY, OREGON MAY 10
The Herald.
N ews I n G eneral
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“Il strikes me,” said tliejuMic*.
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Highest of all in Leavening Power.— Latest U. S. Gov’t Report.
BY
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way
to
terminate
this
l.w
suit
f'KOMOUH EXCH \NGES.
I The plaintiff uecms to be a vt-rv re
| selectable you )g man. and thi- is a
P ublishers and P roprietors .
I very t.ice young woman. Th« v
A Morphine Eiend
¡can both g t married and live upon
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N ew Y ork April 36.—Counsel the farm. If they go on with the
One Year
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|3.00
■ix Months........................................ ...........
for
Carlisle W. Harris managed to law proceedings the property will
Three Months................................................. 75
One Year (in advance)
.2.50
bring out considerable testimony | be frittered away among the
HERALD CLUB 1.1ST:
today
before Commissioner Raines vers. who. I .am sure, are not
5.00
Herald and Harper’s Magazine.........
5.20 to s|p»w that Helen Potts had been I gallant enough to wish the
Herald and Harper’s Weekly
mar
5.20
Herald and Harper's Bazar
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„ People
3.75 accustomed to taking morphine j riage not to come off ”
Herald and Harper’s Young
à’erald and Alderéa Manifold Cyclopedia, 2.90
eaeh additional volume after Voi. I 55 centi: during her lifetime.
Dr. Hugh R.
The ladv blushed and the young
lu cents extra ner volume, p».stage.
Kinmouth of Asbury Park reiterat- man stammered that they “liked
M^copiesof all theabove Works can be ex
t
amltied at leisure in thè Keading Boom.
ed his statement made in the news-. each other a little bit,” so a verdict
papers some time ago, that in the j was rendered for the plaintiff on ¡specs, rubbed them with I is bat - ♦ mm t (> creed it'd accept the doc-
fT^-PnblisherH of periodical« are solicited
tii .e ♦> a- inf.nt- who die hcf,.re be.
end clubbing
clubbing rates,
io send
--------- a copy of their work for summer of 1890 Miss Potts got condition of his promise to marry «lamia and slowlv exclaimed:
»ur Free Reading Room—-We file and bind the
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Lawd,
Brudder
John-
ing baptized are -aved. iiiothern
latter at close of every half-volume, md v-v ci from him a prescription for mor­ the defendant within two months
topics by advertisement.
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won, dat investigation gib me a would feel jusfifi «I in kilillg their
phine pills, which she salt! weie for —a stay of execution being put to
her mother, and later a hyphoder- the verdict till th'* marriage cere dark brown tase in mv motif. I babes tn save th» ir souls. Moth-
ADVERTISING RATES:
neber kno dere was a nigger ’roumi
Dr Dickey .-aid. would regard
•PICK j 1 wk 1 2 wk J 1 me 1 3 mo J 6 mo
monv should be completed
1 ? Jr mic syringe.
here
dat
neber
know
all
’
bout
dat
infanticide
as a service to the Lord.
1 Itu-h »1 50 » 2 .50 •5 00 p.
»11 00 »15 00
This is about the first couple ever
Miss Susan F. Jackson, the prin
44
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18.00
28.00
4 00
3 U0
t
pastur
bizness.
Don
’
t
volt
member
40 00 cipal of the school
M.ÜH 15 00
24 00
3»
5.00
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where Helen sentenced to matrimony in a court
50.00
32 00
6 00 10 00 20 00
4 50
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brudder wen de Sibiur tnek <!«•
28
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48.00
54
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Potts
died,
te.-tified
that
the dead of law.—Sunday Welcome.
col.
L
80.00 .20 00
12 90 16 OO 28.00 48 00
b
church,
he tell u’ltB right den and
girl was of an excitable tempera
1 “ 1 20 00 30 80 40.00 60 DO no oo 140.0-
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dere ‘go fee«! mv sheep?” Well now
But lie Didn't Go Home.
inent and frequently threatened
hrthbler, how vu going to feed d<
Tonic
Builder
JOB WORK
to kill herself.
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sheep ef v<>’ain’t got no pastur?”
Of everv description exe- tiled with neatness ,
“Site said she’d drown herself,” He lit out C »r t lie M< mut ill ns a ml won’t
and despatch, at reasonable rates
—Sunday Welcome.
l'viiirn For Six Week-.
testified Miss Jacks« II, “cut her
Pamphlets
Posters,
• irmilars.
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1.etter Heads,
Hill Heads.
Envelopes,
Rather; dear father, come home
throat or take opium. Once when
Note Heads, Cards, Ticsets,
•talemen's,
Dodgers, Etc.
Infant ilaptism
Memoranda, Invitations.
1 thieatened to semi back to her1 with me now, for m i bas some car
T he IlERALt» is kept regularly on file for re­
Bend for
ference, in the Geo. P. Rowell Newspaper Ad­ parents she said: *1 will not go pot to beat; sh«‘ 8 vo’ all the furni
de*ui 11 t \ 4®
P hiladelphia , April 25.—Rev.
Ik*in I hl» l.
vertising Bureau. 10 Spruce st.. New York.
home. 1 w.li kill myself first, fot tore out in the var«i from the fronl
Dr. D.ckev, one of the best known
Dr. WILLIAMS’
norch clear flown loth«--tree’ Tin
my home is a perfect hell.' ”
5Oc.
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MEDICI!» E CO.,
Presbyterian
preachers
of
this
citv.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
per In.».
"‘Can you swear she told you that stove must come down and !»<■ p it
Schenectady, N.Y.
has astoni.-hed the Philadelphia 4» far »4.30.
ana Biockvilie.UnU
in lhe sheu, and the yard must <•«
she took morphine or opium?”
Presbytery t>v . his argument up
national :
cleared
of
«lead
g^ss,
for
it
’
s
time
“She sald^he suffered from head
President ........ ............. .... Grover «'leve'ar-d
holding the old cret^l ot infant dam
fa“ - * ,v
Vice-President,
Adlai Stevenaon 'aches and she took morphine or|’oclenn house;. \ j'«- «bvil’s to
«aj fai
tì- W Curcio.
,1-411011.
He
declared
that
if
the
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Drtiuizi- -
•eeretary of State
Walter Q. Greshan. ipiutn powders or pills wlm ii gave, pay—:in«l the front windows need
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•ecretary of Treasury
John G I arlinh
presbytery were to strike t hatclanse , B ■ MB ■
MB
Wrjjox
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•e.-retary of Interior
Hoke Smitl her relief.”
some new glass
•ecretary of War
Daniel S. I antont
le •retary of Naw
Hilary A. Herber1
Father, dear father, come home
“You are quite sura she said
•ecretary of Agricultn*e
J. Sterling Morton
Attorney General
Richard S, nine»
his?” asked Mr. Wellman on cross with me no.v ami firing s«une bo­
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Postmaster Geueral
.. .. Wilson S Bissell
logna and cheese; it’s most twelve]
examination.
STATE -OREGON:
(
J. n Do’ph
o'clock ami there’s nothing to eat
“1 am ”
Senators ...............
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J. H.Mitchell
(Ringer Hermann
“Ami did you report this to her — I’m so hungry I’m weak at the. A Snn Francisco
Congressmen
rW. R. Ellis
kntes. All the dinner we’ll havej
Governor
D.Sylvester I’ennovei parents?”
•ecretary of State
R Geo. W. McBride
will la* col'* scrips and Mich, and
Would Form an Intcrostlnj Addition
Treasurer
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Phil. Metschan.
“I difl not.”
upt. Public Instruction R
J. B. McElroy
tate Printer
‘"Then you want to go on reconi we’ll have to eat standing rp too.1
R.......... Frank Haket
to Your V/intor Roading.
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S. Bean. here with the statement that a gnl for the (»bl»-* and eli xirs are all out I
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lupreme Judges
[ nm. P. Ix>r
‘ F. A. Mo».re
of 16 confided to your care, used i in the ya'd—Oh. I wish spring
are many reasons why
SIXTH JUDICIAL district :
• latriet Judge
D
M. D. CLIFFORl morphine regularly, while in your house cleaning was through!
tub .• • •
District Attorney
D
C has . F. H yi . f .
Father, dear father, come home j
Joint-Representative
(R)
A. W. Cowan charge and you would do nothing
Joint Senator
.(D) H enry B lackman
with tn • now, for ma is as mad as
| to prevent het ?’’
COUNTY- —HARMEY.
“She was not 16; she was 19,” a Turk; she says you are a lazy old
County ..jdge
..(P)........... WM. MtLLEh
Clerk
(D.
P. I. ,. Shidelet snuppe«! Miss Jackson, “and when thing and that she proposes to put
Treasurer
1. S. Geer
. (Kt
IS THE BEST Pz\rER IN THE WEST.
you to work. There’s painting to
•nrveyor
J H. Neal she told me that her uncle, a regu
(K)
• lieriff
A. Gittingr
. <K)
Assessor
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physician, had given her the do and paper to hang, and windows
S. W. Miller lar
•eh.iol Superintendent <R)
.C has .N ewell
•toek Inspector
thought and cas tigs to scrub, for it’s house
c cial
David Car.» powders or pills to take 1
VALUZ. £105,000
J,UUU GIVEN AWAY
W m . A ltnow that he must know what he was ei< ailing tune, and you got to come
ri») t
•on rnisiioneri
R. R. Sit z
,R' S
home and revel in smls and cold
about.”
HARNEY U. 8. LAND OFFtCE:
Jt «• hrl—»r-*1 t>f nr^ from all part« of the world, aud 11« l.lfrtary Department ta «applied kv «ba
grub.
—Sunday Welcome.
Crawford Mason, one of the jurors
W. C. BYRD &, SON.
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W eekly E xaminer
Pitcriunj
il nûil ?2
. J. B. H untington
.„H arrison K ellky
Register
Receiver
SOCIETIES.
SYLVA REBEKAH Degree No. 13.
Meets every 1st and 3d Wednesday.
B kli . k G ekr , N. G.
A. O. ü. W. Ruma Ixidge, No 47
Meets every 2d and 4th Thursdays
F. W. McClintock. M. W
J W Sa»er, Rec-,.
BÜRNON1A HONOR Lodge, No. 8.
•eta every 2d and 4th Mondar.
Mrs. A. E. Young Cor H.
H arney lodge , no . 77, 1. o o f .
Meets at Odd Fellows Hall. everv Saturday
J p m-
R. E. Reed N. G.
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H arney - post no .
!ye,rVw *nd sd
48.
g . a . r .
Wednesday of each
ah co"ra<,,
ü. s. MAILS.
■cava— vale :
'wives and departs daily,
C anyon ctvv:
•wives sn4 Departs daily, except Inndvy
foreu»»H»l wrucra of t..e«L>y.
who convicted Harns, was sworn
and said that he would not havei
The Reason Why
given a verdict of guilty if the new
testimony submitted to Governor
An old highly colored minister I
Flower had tieen before the jury.— ! of the M-thodist persuasion down |
The Republic.
south held a conference one even
ling- He invited all the benight««!
•‘bredren and sisterin” to asking
Sentenced To Matrimony
questions, “oh de Ixird, ami de an­
When Justice McDevitt of the gel of darkness wat blong to de
I North Portland precinct, lived in ctillufi Yokes would ’spire him fur
Idaho, he prajticed in the justice answer.” Up rose an ancient elder
“Brudder
courts, and settled dozens of dis­ and thus he spake:
putes IfCtween would-!»« litigants. Dickson, ain’t you de pastor ob dis
in an amicable way, liefore tlje stage church?” ‘ Data what I is, Brud
of hostility was reached. This week der Johnson. Wha’ you wan’ fur
his conciliatory powers have again kno' boutuni?"
I been brought into requisition.
‘‘Wall. I dis wan’ *x [ you wha’
A young mat« and young wo- yo' • git
•• dal
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name o ’
’ ----
pastur.
”
man were contesting possession of
The venerable patriarch rolled up
a piece of property, the one claim­ the whites of his eyes like a wet
ing under an old lease, the other
rag, pulled off his World’s Fair
under an old will.
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