I I VOL. V I. BURNS, HARNEY COUNTY, OREGON. The Herald PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY W. C. BYRD & SON. P ublishers and N ews I n G eneral fort was made to do him honor. Telegram. .'.est of all in Leavening Power.—Latest U. S. Gov’t Report »¡•RUMOUR EXCHANGES. Convicted by a Parrot. P roprietors , < A HERO ALTHOUGH IN RAGSj “When I was a Sheriff out Iowa I was a spectator of the expected manner in which ji Two Lives Saved by a Tutterod sometimes works its wav, . . N.I Tramp ’ s Bravery I J. Baker of Kansas Citv to a De HERALD CLUB LIST: Herald and Harper’s Magazine............... 5.00 I troit Free Press reporter. “There Herald and Harper’s Weekly ................. 5.20 Herald and Harper’s Bazar . ...................... 5.20 N orwich . N. Y., Sept 2—A hero was in our little I community a Herald and Harper's Young People... 3.75 ■ «raid and Alden’, Manifold Cyclopedia, .2.90 ;n rags appeared here last Tuesday. rather rough citizen, Bill Bunson, each additional volume after Vol. 1 55 cents: 10 cent, extra per volume, postage. He was only a tramp. Under his who worked occasionally and pass f^*copie,of all the above work« can be ex- battered hat was a cool head, and ed the rest of the time either with »wined at leiaure in the Reading Room the tatters he wore covered a stout the boys or in making life a bur- Publisher, of periodicals are solicited heart. Uunknown and unhonored, den for his poor wife. to rend clubbing rates, a copy of their work for ,ur Free Reading Room—We tile and bind the he stole quietly awav after saving ‘Don t! don’t!’ “Everyone thought Bill a bad shouted A Mistake. latter at close of every half-volume, end i—v •upiea bv advertisement. It is true, I killed the lives of a little giil and her man, but one day when his wife I will = | grandfather. Another fair-haired 1 w»s discovered murdered the entire make a sta’emr-n' > fact, al “Mr. Editor, I am told you called ADVERTISING RATES: .child, for whom he risked his life, community was horrified. I was though I mav hi>>- me a swindler in a recent issue ot irxci ' 1 wk 12 wk 1 1 mo J 3 mo J <> mo “His statement I was dead when her hodv was car among the first to visit, the house. taken, your paper!’’ 1 Inch 1 <1 Ô0 » 2 50 •5 00 »8 -W ‘♦H.oo 3 U0 4 00 6.50 12 V) 18.00 I “ r:ed out of the Chenango river. In the sitting room where the mur When he learned h<»w r he had been I “No, sir. we only print the very I “ 1 3.50 5.00 8.00 15.00 24.00 4 “ 1 4 50 6.00 10 00 20.00 32 00 The three had been tossed from a der took place was a parrot, and trapped he went to the gallows latest news. — Fliegende Blatter. 6.00 9 00 15.00 28.00 48 00 lips 1 12 00 it; oo 28.00 48 00 80.00 bridge into the water and pluckilv as we began our examination the with a curs». the outcast dived after them. No bird kept repeating; 1 one was there to aid him. When “‘Don’t kill me, Bill Think of' scheme. JOB WORK he had Droved what a hero he was. all I have stood! Think of all I Of every description executed with neatness and despatch, at reasonable rales Altogether Different. he bowed his head and walked inti, have been! Don’t kill me!’ I ■irculars, Posters, Pamphlet, “We found Bill in one of the sa-1 the woods with the water dripping envelope,. Bill Heads, Letter Head,, !i»mmr11?- H,ead** Larus, Ticket,, Turnkey—Now, ma’am, vou ve from him. Ten-year old Florence loons, ami. af we supposed, he hail Memoranda, invitations. Dodgers, Etc’ Builder imirdereru. Tonic T h , H erald is kept regularly on file for re- Viell and her little sister Jennie an alibi all ready. Three or four remembered all the laoirtn’iDu,lle Geo’ *’• Rowe|l Newspaper Ad­ were spending the summer with scoundrels were ready to swear he Ain't vou going to give some flow vertising Bureau, 10 Spruce ,t.. New York. their grandfather, John A Randall, had been playing cards all night., ers to that poor voting fellow in cell at his home In Norwich. The two Well, Bill was arrested. How were ' ( < No 37? • OFFICIAL DIRECTORY • 5 Tiie voting woman [with a flu «. Carlisle Witnesses were placed near the family. He is here for stealing per ho,*. Schenectady, N.Y. •eerstarv of War . ¡loke »initti the bridge, Mr. Randall took the him.’ Ü lor fc*2.5O. • ecretarv of Naw rinanie pa1"0111 a ham.—Chicago Tiibune. •»a Brockville, OnU Ä"y^enAeKr«ieUl,nre ’' «Fh1’"* “*’rb,”r'1' two girls in his arms and started at hand, and the young man enter rs«.n.«er oX.1 7. .. to carry them across the bridge, ed the cell “Hello, Billl’ he said. when an engine came along behind «TATE—OREGON : I “ ‘Hello,’ said the other, in a stir- r • tor, ...... .......... ! J. N. Dolph them. T Mr. Randall tried to get > J. H.Mitchell. i Iv manner, ‘ when are you going to (Binger Hermann to the side of the track, but his £ungreMtnen » tW. K. Kilin I let me out of here?’ •overuor A San Francisco Paper p.syi vegter Fennoyet nurden hampered his movements •ecretarv of State K Geo. W. McBride Treaittrer j> ----- “ ‘Not very soon.’ tx FrlnterIn,,rUCtloU « Phil. Metachan. and the engine struck him, throw- | Would Form an Interesting Addition J. B. McElroy “ ‘What do you mean? You can’t . ............. Frank Baket ing him and the children into the | to Your Wintor Reading. i R. B. Bean. river. 30 feet below. A tramp, prove anything. I’ye got my wit • «Stein, Jndge, ( Wm. P. Lord I ' F. A. Moore who was walking on the track, nesses.’ _ «t*™ judicial district : ‘ ‘They are no good, Bill. We THERE ARE HANY REASONS WHY but who had got out of the way ot District JAttornev .........ü ■ M. D. CLIFFORD HiüSurUU,,Ve ¿iR’,D ‘A“* W.'bowan the engine, saw the man and girls have our witnesses ’ TUR.••• en,tor ....... -O>) H enry B lacmma » tossed into the water. Running “‘I don t believe it.’ " Yes. sir, and they saw you do1 COUNTY—HARNEY. along the track until he came to (D) W m . M iller . ..... .. the place where Mr. Randall arm the joh.’ xrewurer ...................... ............... P. L. Shideler 1. S. Geer “The man sprang to his feet with fcap- ::::::::::: 8! . J. H. Neal his granddaughters had been struck IS THE BEST PAPER IX THE WEST. A. Hitting, Atoewor .............. a terrible oath 8. W. Miller he dived over after them •t£k 1fnï^;:Jendent C h À s .N rw ËC l “ ‘You lie!” he said. Little Jennie's arms were clasped David Cary SPECIAL PP.EZIUK3 “No I don’t lie. and I can prove 0 •o»miMion.rg (D) i VALUE, C135.0C0 W m . A ltnow around Mr. Randall’s, and the two U,UUU GIVEN AWAY .......... rR' ( . . itz The witnesses were two tramps it were sinking when the tramp saw HARNKY Ü. 8. LAND OFFICE: them Florence was floundering in and they looked through the win­ S*r,,er I r. It la brimful of new, from alt part, of the world, and it, Literary Department ia supplied bp tbto Receiver J. B. H untington dow and saw the job. They are foremost wrucru of loads/ In addition to ita great new, aud l.terary fc.turea, ■ ........ H arrison K elley the water a short distance from them. The tramp took hold of Mr ready to swear to it ’ IT QIVrS TO EVERY SUO3CRIOCR HIS CHOICE FROM T*O MAGNIFICENT W0HK3 OF ART. “ Bill gave a sneering and profane Randall, telling him at the same SOCIETIES. ! time not to let go of the child. Af­ response. Ths Examiner’s Art Album, STI.VA REBEKAH Degree No. «8. “ Listen to me a moment. Bill ■«•taevery l,t »nd 3d Wednesday. Conrirtln^of eight beautiful reproduction, from masterpiece,of tbe w-wM-agy >to ter a mightv effort he succeeded in „ „ Eunice Thompson, N. O. ■at arlL.1. the whole collection bound in a btuuwiue bamuuv Lmlucratia o r| I r aching the shore with them. and then see if I am lying, I will E May Worthington, Rec. Sec’y Or a beautiful repo duct ion. In all of ita original colors, of the famous hiaus al Then he dived again and struck tell you just how you did it and paintin„. 21,28 inches, *• O. (J. W. Burn, fxidge, No 47 just what happened.’ out stronglv for the spot where Flor- , ■«et,,very 2d and 4th Tburadai■ ‘ With that he began his story, Columbus at the Court of Ferdinand and Isabella. ence had last been seen. She had W. Y. King, M. W J. W saver. Rec’d. He had examined the scene care­ And beside, all thia. THS ETA**tNER wilt thia year distribute smon? its subscriber, *.000 Fro* sunk just as the tramp had reached silu-ir, sgTregall Jg in vslue the Mupeni! >u, rnra of 11 ¿5,000 TUi, i, the fouriu aunual dislriiurt Bl RNO n IA HONOR Lodge, N o . 8 shore with her grandfather. The i Alliy and surmised a great deal. tion, and the lin of premium, I, larger and moi. valuable than ever before offered. Remem tier that «t« «very 2d and 4th Monday. vagrant hero dived for Florence, but That everv detail was correct he the,e premium, entail no additional e,p«n-e to t ie »uhaerfber whalevrv. They are abiolutr ly frea. The coat of the WEULLT EXA5....2R. together with three magnificent premium offer». Ig — Mn A E Young C of H. the water was so muddy he failed icould tell by the prisoner’s man- H arney lodge , no . 77, 1. o o f . The body was recover- ner. ’■Opm*‘°dd FeUow" Hall, everv Saturday, to find her. .'«Il <• iWL«»» ««sxat raiaofl VAI1P lznif«« P ’ M. R. Bigg. N.O ••‘When you raised your knife, ed later, after the river had t>een rtsr»—it,r rtibacriptloa price. Ort the full parHcul,rsof thia grand offer from the EXAtTrNT'; f i dragged with grappels. The tramp Bill. I can tell you the exact words giateeu-Psge u . HARNEY POST NO. 48, O. A. R. Premia« Mat, which we can supply to you. or you cau procure «.-re from your P—V of vour wife and just how she acted. Barter or Newsdealer. Then, haring considered the matter.call on ua a.id pt <-e n rombin itlnn .. t> ■onth ^?d Sd of each lingered near the place only a short AH Comr-’' acri^Aion fur T* -I .-—I./ ^TUt". aud yuur hum« paper, and mi Matuaug of the u.>U With that he repeated many words time after he rescued Mr. Randall which no one hut an actual spec ­ and Jennie. When a crowd began ü. B. MAILS. to gather and the search for Flor­ tator could have known. It was burn »— v , lb : ence’s body begun, he said good-by done in a dramatic manner, and ‘««'’••aud depart, daily, to Mr. Randall and disappeared. the murderer’s eyes expressed the arriva. l ”—C*’,T'”’ c ’ tt : ”••••4 U.paru daily. .lcot ■«■dwy | No one here knows him and no ef- most abject fear. 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