East Oregon herald. (Burns, Grant County, Or.) 1887-1896, November 29, 1893, Image 5

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The Herald,
interfere with him at their peril. *
WANTED.
Governor Tillman
said thev . could
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arrest
Vint» under the .i:
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WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 29. 18:3
arrest Metz
dispensary
Agents to sell onr choioe and har­
. law without a warrant, and ordered
dy Nursery block. We have many
! them to do so.
j new special varieties, both in fruits
'T he first man that crosses my
and ornamentals to offer, which are
counter to arrest me without a war- !controlled only bv us. We pay
from our exch anges .
, rant I will shoot,” said he. Noone
commission or salary. Write us at
| I tried it. Neither would Metz al once for terms, and secure choice
low his contract to be revoked by of territory
A QUEERCHARACTER.
the secretary of the fair, when the
latter tried to do so at the gover­
A few days ago the San Fran­ nor’s request. Finally Metz sold
cisco Report, speaking of Pat Lynch, out all his beer, and the war was
A high-class illnstrate<l monthly
described him as a violent lunatic i was averted.—Toledo Blade.
magazine in the home is no lor gi r
and 3aid he had once been a mem
a luxury. It is a neeesMty, ami to
ber of the State Senate.
meet the demands created by this
The Carson (Nevada) Appeal said
necessity, THE COSMOPOLITAN
PATENTS.
that Pat Lynch, an “ex California
MAGAZINE, giving yearly, as it
State Senator,” had served a term
does, 1536 pages of reading by the
Notice To Inventors
in the chain-gang in that town about
ablest living authors, with over
1200 illustrations by clever artists,
a year ago.
the
There
was
never
a
time
in
Fat Lynch never was a Calfornia
has stepped into the breech, with
Senator.' Many years ago he was a history of our country when t he de a reduction in its price that has
member of the Oregon Legislature. rnand for inventtions and improve­ startled the literary world.
He is known to all the old-times ments in the arts and sciences gen­ The II erald , fullv alive to the
politicians of California, and he has erally was so great as now. The needs of its patrons, has made
net missed many sessions of the ‘ conven**ncep °f mankind in the special arrangements with this
Legislature. He was on deck last' factory and work shop, the house- superb monthly, whereby it will
Winter. pretending to have an im­ i hold, on the farm, and in official f receive orders for yearly subscrip-
I life, require continual accessions to tions to both publications combined
portant measure to pass.
Patrick appeared to he as smart the appurtenances and implements for the sum of $3 00.
The price of the great illustrated
as a steeltrap. He could tlalk like of each in order to save labor, time
a streak of lightning, and no one an(^ expense, The political change monthlies in the past has been
could get in a word edgeways
when I , *n
administration of govern- 1 $3 00 and $4 00 a year, ano they
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invariable me,1t does not affect the progress of were to be found only in the more
he had the floor. L He
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ended his important conversation the American inventor, who being pretentious homes, Our offer fur
by borrowing a dollar from the man on the lert, and ready to perceive nishes a help to all families, no
matter • how modest their means,
who had listened tohim. Some the existing deficiencies, does not _____
permit
the
affairs
of
government
to
|
to
keep in touch with the greatest
time while talking, he would be
come so excited that would jump dele- him from quickly conceiving minds of the world, as The Cosmo-
high into the air, craok his heels to the remedy to overcome existing politan has today the strongest
discrepancies. Too great care can I regular staff of any existing period-
gether, and yell like an Indian.
Send orders to
In recent years the old man’s not be exercised in choosing a com- >1Ca
T he H erald ,
|>etent
and
skillful
attorney
to
pre-
.
mind has been deranged and last
Burns Ore.
night an acquaintance of Lynch pare and prosecute an application j
A tillable U'oiiiiui
said be was once confined in the for patent. Valuable interests have
been
lost
and
destroyed
in
innum
­
insane asylum at Napa.
“But he was entirely to crazy for erable instances by the employment Wanted in every county to estab
that place,’’ continued the speaker, of inco iipetent counsel, and espe­ lish a corset parlor for the sale of
“and they turned him out. He cially is this advice applicable to Dr. Nichols’ Celebrated Spiral
came pretty near talking everybody those who adopt the “No patent, no Spring Corsets and Clasps. Wages
pay” system. Inventors who en- $40 to $75 per month and expenses
to death.“
trust their business to this class of: \ye furnish complete stock on con
imminent
risk, , Pigli
gjgnment;
settlements
monthly.
, attorneys
~ do so at
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invili ,
rt
ii triij! IH.1
Gov. Tillman Knocked Out.
as the breadth and strength of the ; $3 Sample Corset free. Send 18
patent is neyer considered in view cents postage for sample and terms.'
S t . L ouis , Noy. 10.—A Republic
of a quick endeavor to get an allow | Njchois Mfg. Co., 378 Canal St
special from Columbia, S. C., says:
ance and obtain the fee then due.! New York
At the state fair yesterday one W.
THE PRESS CLAIMSCOMPANY, I
PKXTER SHOE CO., Inc’p. r«plt«l, »I .ODO.OOO.
B. Metz was selling “rice beer.”
John Wedderburn, General Man-: BEST »I.SO SHOE IN THE WORLD.
“A dollar eared it a dollar earned."
Governor Tillman heard of it, and
I juiira’ Solid French Dongola Kid But­
ager, 618 F street, N. W., Washing­ Thia
ton
Boot
delivered free anywhere In the U.S., on
sent word that it must be stopped.
receipt of Cub. Money Order,
ton, D. C., representing a large num-'
or 1‘oatal Note for «1.60.
Metz refused. The governor told
Eg u a la every wav the boote
ber of important daily and weekly i
Bold In all retail atorea for
Sheriff Cathcart to stop it, and
«2.60.
We make thia boot
papers, as well as general peril die-;
ouraeivea, therefore we guar­
Ca'hcart said he would make no
antee
the
Jtl, elute and wear,
als of the country, was instituted to
and if any one ia not aatiafled
arrests except under a trial jus-
we will refund the money
protect its patrons from the unsafe
or eend another pair. Opera
lice's warrant, The goyernor, ac-
Toe or Common Bente,
methods heretofore employed in
widths C, D, E, k EK,
companied by Roine penitentiary
al zee 1 to 8 and hair
this line of business. The said |
zee. Send voter etoe,
guards then ordered the sales to
we will Jtl yon.
Company is prepared to take charge
Illnatratad
cea«e, Metz telling him he would
Cata­
of all patent business entrusted to,
logue
only recognize the authority of
FRKK
it for reasonable fees, and prepares
state constables when they were
and prosecutes applications gener­
S hoe terme to iHalore.
armed with a warrant. The cap­ ally, including mechanical inven­ D exter Spoetai
I
tain of a local militia company was
tions. design patents, trademarks,
appealed to, and said he could not labels, copyrights, interferences, in­
FATENT
FLUID
LITTLE’S
get his company together. Mean­
fringements, validity reports, and
while Metz dispensed i
ro°^ ,
gives especial attention to rejected
Then the governor mustered a large
cases. It is also prepared to enter Ä\<,«iCATTLE-WASH
posse, armed them, telling them to into competition with any firm in
SAFEST DIPAT ALL TIMES.
shoot if necessary, hut to carrv out
CERTAIN DEATH TO TI< KS, LICK,Etc
securing foreign patents.
his orders. He marched at their
BEST CURE FOR SCAB.
Write for instructions and ad-
head. I wo of Metz's clerks were vice.
Improves the Wool, and in­
J ohn W edderburn ,
arrested in Metz’s absence, bui he .
618
F
Street,
crease« the quantity.
appeared suddenly and ran all the
Washington
I).
C.
One
gallon
mixed with cold water
posse out, and said that they would P 0 Box 385’
makes 100 gallons of strong wash.
JAMES LAIDLAW <fc Co
N ews in
general
S2 CASH
ONLY $2 CASH
THREE GOOP REASONS.
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of Harney County.
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SHEEP-DIP
agents
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Paper in the County &
has the largest circu
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