East Oregon herald. (Burns, Grant County, Or.) 1887-1896, May 31, 1893, Image 6

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S D Hill.
Office, at The Burns,
flours: 2 to 5. P. M, Bible class
Sunday’s, 10:30, A. M,
•‘Science and Health”—By Marv
Baker G. Eddy—on sale
I
Miller
Attyat-Law,
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B urns
O regon .
JAMES B. BLAINE,
Carpenter <& Joiner
B urns
Mrs. Jones.
“Jones hush! shut your mouth!”
A Lone Train Robber.
Physician & Surgeon.
Christian Science Practitioner.
Wm.
S. B. McPHEETERS M. D.
O regon .
Shop adjoining the Ware black-
ftmithshop.
W. L. MARSDEN, M. D.
Pyhsician and Surereon
Burns............................ Oregon.
Office at Grace’s Drugstore.
T. V. B. EMBREE, M. D.
said she, “or I don’t know what I
E l P aso , Tex.. May 18.—The
Jones came in looking anything, may be tempted to do. If the wo­
Texas and Pacific east-bound naj
A graduate of the Iowa State hut amiable, his wife knew a torna­ I
University and College of Physi­ do was brewing but couldn’t think men of our town were just present! seeger train was held up last night
wouldn’t we make it warm for you? at Kent Station by a lone highway,
cians and Surgeons.
at, what point, the full force of the
man. The train stopped at K»nt
Shame, shame! you saw the bed- to get water and a man with a pit
Office at residence in Burns.
‘pesky” thing would strike. How­
1
bug like Geo. Fry saw a calf the tol in hand demanded that the er
ever she was soon enlightened:
other morning, go tietween his legs, prees messenger hand over any
“Hem!” by way of introduction,]
he was trying to drive a calf out of! cash he might have, which he did
PAINTING.
“Mrs. Jones are we going to be de­
the garden, when it darted between a small amount. The robber then
got down from the car and met the
I voured, literally eaten up, without
I
House, sign and carriage paint­ so much as 4» greasy spot left, bv his legs and George did not realize news butcher, took what cash he
the situation or the where abouts of | had and disappeared in the dark­
ing
bedbugs this summer?”
the calf until he heard it go Baa! ness.—The Republic.
Kalsoming, decorating, graining,
“Why my dear Nebby,”said she, behind him and at the far corner of
and hard oil finishing.
Cows, horses or anything suited I “I hope not. What has come across the garden. George turned facing’
NOTICE.—TIMBER CULTURE
my puqxise will be taken by me your usually beclouded mind to I
the
calf
when
two
calves
stood
re
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8.
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and Ornci, at Burns Ore., May 22, 1493
from parties so desiring.
cause you4s; ntertain such fears?” garding each other, one with fear Complaint having been enter at thia Officrh,
Prices reasonable I believe in
M. Williams against Geo. L. Selaor for
“What has crossed my mind?” the other surprise. HiB wife came George
the motto “to live and let live.”
failute to comply with law «■ to Timber-Cnl.
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e Entry KT
No.
bfiti. dated April
L. B. C ulp . I said he, “what cause have I to en­ to his releif turned the one calf I tu
NW*4 Section 4, Tp. 2« 8 R 28 !E. in Harnev
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tertain such fears? Madam the in­ through the gate and told the other ooniity, Oregon, with a view
of «ai<l entry; contactant
of«»id
couteitant alleging that Geo I, I
Se'aor hna not complied with the Timber Cub
evitable must be faced. If there is l one to come in to breakfast.”
»ure lawa upon «aid tract of land That’the
«ahi Geo. L. Se'aor ha« never plowed any part
anything on earth more likely to
STOCK BRANDS.
of
«aid lard and never made anv effort to grow
“Poor George,” Baid Jones, “you
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tret« upon «aid laud whatever the said y artiea
give a man the ‘jim jams’:—a nice
always have to come back at a man are hereby «ummoned to appear1 at tbil Offlra
ou the 6th dav of Julv, 1893. at 10 o’clock, A M
man I mean—than the sight of a
respond and furnian teatimony conetrnina
if not me you think of some one i to
said alleged failure.
bed bug, I have never seen it.”
J B: HUNTINGTON,Register.
else. Madam. I’d have you know I
“So, bo ,” said Sophie, “but when i
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there is no better grounds to enter
did this terrible apparition appear
u
proceedings for a divorce suit, than I
to your vision to cause such a dis­
that of bed bugs; the judge rules it I I- and office AT BURNS, OREGON,
turbance of your gall-bladder?”
May 9, 1893.
to be a slow process of murder at I
“Mrs. Jones,” said her husband
her-
1
Notice
1«
hereby
given that the folfowinif
which the wife connives to rid
“your language is not very select,
nomed settler has filed notice of his intention
self of a distasteful marriage con- to make ffwal proof in «upnort of hiz claim, and
and the use of such, is not likely to
that said pr.Mif will be made before Kegiater
aud Receiver at Hurns. Oregon, on June 27.1893
i tract.”
augment our admiration of, and
viz: C haki . ks R iggs .
Pre. D8 No. 22« for Lots 1 and 2 and E1.' NW
“
Oh.
Lord!
”
laughed
Sophie.
“
Do
confidence in your sex ”
*4 Sec. 19 Tp. 24 S R.31 F.
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He names the following witnesses to provt
“Make your mind easy,” said she.1 J’ou ,hink of tr?in8il Nebby, dear?
hiscontinuoi s residence upan and cultivation
of said land, viz- S. J. Motherehead, W. A.
Goodman, E. W McCarty and John McNulty,
all of Burns Oregon
J. B. HUNTINGTON, Regi»ier.
r BEE BRAND COLUMN.
“on that score, it’s little we care for I “If the worst comes to the worst,
rik11F Olkttlintl 11 tuOii in tka Kartzla
your
opinion a man in the hands of j madam,” said JoneB. “A man had
t woman is similar to clay in the I beter hie himself to the mountains
Hardin A Riley, cattle branded Von left aide hands of the potter, we cau mold and become the compainion of
Gerald Griffin.
Horae brand“ left aide, r o. Burna.Ortgon
and fashion you to our sweet will eayotes, cougars and mountain LAND OFFICE AT BURNS, OREGON,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR
lions, rather than be surrounded
and taste.”
May 9, 1893. ,
J. C, Foley, cattle brand =« on rignt «id*
AT LAW.
Horae brand ~ on left khoalder.
“Oh yes,” said Jones, “get off on >y bed bugs and a scolding woman.” ' Notice ic hereby give» that the fullowlnr-
nanioii «ettlerhari filvtl notice of hi« intention
J. A. Willlama cattle brand, II.. on left rlt something else and evade the bed
B urns O regon .
make fi • al p'oof in «tipport of hi» claim, «nd
“I guess,” said she, “your moun­ Ito
that »«id pr>H>t will be made before th« Register
horse
braucl
71
on
right
«fifle.
P.
O.
Riley
Or.
bug question. You don’t bring in tain domicil would soon lack an and Reeelver at Bur««, Oregon, on June 19,1993
Will practice in all the Courts of the Stute.
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n u r? tr .
viz:
E x
mbrke
tlors< « branded 1 ( on left stifle. Cattle brand the clay potter Combination whei.
Hd No. 25 for the NW1/, See. 17Tp. 24 E R32E.
»ccupant,
the
song
of
the
cougar
cd ) ( on left hip. Marlon Bunvard, PO Burns
He names the following witneiaea to prove
you attack iis on the woman-suf .ntermingled with the sweet strains hii continuous residence upon and cultlvatioa
of said land, viz: A. J. Wilaon.T. A McKihnon
Cattle diamond on left hip; horses CV on let
M, R Biggs
>f the cayote would drive you home and C. C. Kirkland, all of Bori a Oregon, and
«boulder. Charles H Voeitley. burns Oregot frage question.”
W E. Albereon «f Harnev Oregon
J. B HUNTINGTON. Register.
“My dear.” said Sophie, “I am • u a very short time, to brave the
Horse
branded
P
on
right
shoulder,
t
attle
F
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
on right hip. R. A. Hendricks. P.O. I.a-.ven Or. not trying th evade any 'question
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vanton propensity of tjie blood
NOTARY PUBLIC,
Horse brand 36 on left shoulder, «’«o threi mu in defr-nse'of the last mentioned i -ticking bed bug and scolding wo- ' LAND OFFICE AT
BURNS, OREGON.
AND
i
dots '. in shape of triangle, cattle branded same
'■•y von I must say the ‘clav pottei itan
REAL ESTATE AGENT.
E. E. Grout Burns Or.
But when do you expect to
April 18, 18‘>3.
Notice is her« by given that the following
Miss Roaa Dickenson Horse brand anvil oi comlmiutioii' is very applicable
uake
thia
change?
If
soon,
I
will
Ollie« at Sheriff’s Office,
named settler ha« fiied notice of ht« intent»
left stifle. Cattle branded bar R oti left hip. P
It is because of that fact you re­ mmediately begin to prepare you io i' ake final proof in support of hia claim, arc
BURNS, - - - - - - - Oregon. O. l.aweu Ore
hat «aid proof will be made before Reguti-t
Receiverat Burns Oregon, on May 27,1493,
fllN’- nt“ out rights knowing the con
J. I’- Di< kenson cattle brand J P connected o
<Hiie bedding and other necessary and
viz- William A »«tin Goodman
left hip Horse brand attvil on left stifle P.
oi io is. jo r »«skneas and 01'1 irtieles pertaining to hermit life.” 11. S. No. 217 ior the E^ NW'/,; and Lots 2 Slid
I.swen Ore.
3. Sec. 7. Tp. 24 S R 31 E
Cattle brand figure Ton eitherhip; mark light
He names the folowing witnesses to prms
i-trei g'h j•tii are fully persuaded •
crop off each ear. slip In ea-h ear, and watt
“Yon seem to take the matter hla continuous residende upon and cultivation
GEO. S. SIZEMORE,
. oi said land, viz J. soph P, Garred, Th, s Mr-
ou left jaw. Horae brand figure7«n either hip men would be forever delegated t>
very coolly,” said her husband,“as Cormlck, Milton Rigia and Claudius McGee, aU
ATTORNEY,
J. H. Bunyard.Burns Ore.
H urns , ............................... O regon . Geo w’PHatns, 1 orses and mules brands the archives of the past and lain f such a move on my part didn’t 1 of Burns, Oregon.
J. B H untington , Register.
Collet- ¿ ioiih , Land VusinMa, and Kcal rounding W, ou righi sUlte P O. Kiley Ore
on t> e shelf of by-gone greatness
very
much
concern
you,
or
interfere
<
EHtute matter |>rotn|>tlv attended to.
Horse brand ? on right stifle. James R u U m II But you have not answered my las'
vitli your future happiness or en­ ‘ piNAL PROOF.
m1
J.
interrogation?”
P 6 Burns < >re
joyment.”
I U. 8. L ans Orrtci, at Burns, Oregon, April 1*>
Horae brand bar-m on left shoulder; Cattle
“Madam I saw a bed bug slowli
1393.
TONSORIAL PARLOR, brand
bar tn on left hip and riba. Catherine
‘Why should I worry' about Notice is herebi given
that the following
Marshall P O Narrews'lr«.
and
leisurely,
and
seemingly
with
named settler has filed notice of his intention
JOHN ROBINSON
P rc
•omething I know will never hap- •<>
make
final
proof
in
support
of his claim ano
much satiafaetion and comfort to pen? If I really thought you con­ •hat said proof will he made before
the I'**«*
er and Receiver, at Burns. Oregou, on May
itself, going up the wall in our bed
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templated doing anything of the .5 ISM, viz: John Jsrquemsn
Everything in my line guaranteed
Pte. No. 275, for the SW'4 Sec. 12, Tp. 23, S R
room this morning with blood in
W N. Jorgensen
to l>e done satisfactorily.
kind it might bother me somewhat, 30 E
He names the following witnesses to proys
its «-ye and full of blood—almost to
The only place in Burna you
nut I’ve heard you talk for 25years, his continuous residence upon and rultivat«»«
can get bat ha.
of sal t. laud viz Chas. Voegtley, Fred Lnn«-
bursting—itself, undoubtedly seek­ Nehby, your talk is cheap.”
burg. Chris t.ackmau and W. H. Caldwell, all
ing fora safe receptacle to deposit
of Burt s, Oregon.
...
J, B. H untington . Register.
“And my opinions, wants and
ten million nits which when grown
desires, wholly ignored. I’ll lie
to a sufficient age will make things
SUBSC RIBE FOR
flabbergasted’ if women ain’t a
lively for the Jones family.”
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perfrtit nui <ance in most respects—”
“Jones,” said she, “I don’t be
ADVERTISE IN
“Some of the respects excepted,”
leive
it, not one word of it. von are
“THE HERALD,”
only out of humor today and want interrupted Mrs. Jones, “are when
BURNS,
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OREGRO
Jewel» y.
something to‘bark’ about and in men want a good dinner, buttons Caveat«, and Trade-Mark« obtained, and »1*
ent busine«« condu<-te<i for Moderate re»».
Building north of the Items office variably when a man gets in a tan­ sewed on. a good fire kept in the
Our OMco la Oppoide U. S. Sato«* 0M«.
uid wo can eecnre patent in looo time than tno«o
His goods and «m k are guaraii trum he vents his anger on some- heating stove in cold weather, to «mote from Wnahington.
... .
Send model, drawing or photo., with dearrip-
warm
a
cold
husband,
when
he
woman.
Ymi
saw
a
tiy
or
some
teed to be first class ami Ht living
ion We advise, if patentable or not, free
harpe. Our fee not dne till patent ie
other sort of hug. or von saw noth comes home of nights after gadding
prices. Cali and s<e him.
A P imot’let. "How to Obtain Patenta.
name» of actual client« InyourStal«. county.«
about
over
town
playing
solo,
bill
­
ing
at
all
Men
often
see
snakes
in
JOB WORK DONE,
town, sent free Addreea,
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their boots or imagine they do; iards and indulging in other inno­
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Opposite Patau» OMoo, Waahinot«". 0 C.
when there is nothing there but cent amusements so essential to
man
’
s
happiness
and
enjoyfneut.
”
AT THE
their dirty feet and socks.”
IF YOU WART HffiMtMATWA ABOUT
—
“There it is again,” said Jones,
fvr
i-atalogne
Ex
«».mi
I
ai.lt
1
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B.at-
“W omen never get in a tan
HERALD OFFICE.
W aahtngtaui. Non Jera» .
trum,” suid Jone«, “but I saw the “a woman is always ready with a
l>«d bug, nevertheless, the great ug reply and to sav something you
Iv ‘ttinken’ thing, Why M rs. Jor.es least expect; I believe I’m tired of
F or K ale — Three lota with a
that I hu I hug was ah big as a pig, in the whole outfit.”
fair Imsineas building on one, situ-i
Office at his reah'er» e ou the east Ide ol Sil
vies River, tei mile« below Hurns.
Hora brand bar ten on left «honhler; Cattle
bar ten on left hip and tipper clip on both
care. T. A. McKinnon, Burn« Ore.
mu
C.A.SNOW&CO.
BEATTY'S PIANOS^
PENSIONS
Kted in Bums on main street. The
price asked ia low considering the I
advantageous position of the Iota
for burineaa Terms cash
For
■farther tMirtieultra call on Byrd «V
King, Real Estate Agi tila, Burna
Oregon.
FHAZER greasi
■NAT 1W TRE
WOBI.P.
ri. VMUII« ninlUi«»« unvtnwl.
ouU i.ila* ’ wo boa« Of
«rt». t~d »r bw*t. C V<" • »»»»»• Glbll
KOBaaLB RT DIA^KRSQESnULLT. I
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fact favored a china pig, but there
isn't a woman in thia town who
will acknowledge to hiving a bed­
bug in the house, when likely there
are a hundred to everv square inch
in the part of the building occupied
bi there LI«.» *i suckers ”
“But, Nebby dear, you know how
provoking men are, how c»n we
help it? But coiue, let’s go and •OLDIERS?1’"’ ”UX™P W'DfW«.
CHILDREN,
FANENT».
gather a mess of greens, you know Ate",forSo
’-tier» «nd Salloe« «»«btedlathedt«»^
daty la th» re*« lar Army or
how fond you are of them, and SarrtTor« of it.» Indian ware cf 1A®3 **•
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tbrtr Widow«, WWW ewtltled Old »nd
f
anerlalty
Thousand» entitled
.t’rh*r J? tW
then green suits your complexion « Send
for aev lava. Ko «barge tor »<m«
’
aaUl aaecaaafnl.
so uicely.”