Jack The Ripper.
A W»B<i«rfnl Dl»vov*rjr.
Dr Chacini’a Electric Spavin
WEDNESDAY MAY 15 18P5.
Cure positi vely removes Bone Spav
in, Ringl*one, Splint or Curb in 48
For the benefit of our reader«
hours without pain. $500 reward
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who
are interested we publish the
failure or slightest injury. The
greatest wodder of the Nineteenth following the second time: For the
Century, astonishing as it does the execution of the survey of the lands
AT THE
sntire veterinary world. Circulars situated between the meander lines
and testimonials free. Dr. Guy
of Lake Malheur, in Township 25
he cini 378,Canol Ht. New ^ork.
South Ranges 32, 32| and 33 E., 26
South, Ranges 31, 32 and 33 E. and
27 South, Ranges 30 and 32 E. W.
M as originally surveyed and es
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tablished and the present shore
line of said Lake. Proposals for
i to tho
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this work are requested in two dif
pernon »ubmlttlnk
the
mont meritorioMH intention
ferent forms; first at a per diem
durinir
thu
yrecedintf
month.
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WK SBCURE PATENTS
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FOR INVENTOKS, *iM the
compensation, the same to include
objcct of thl» off'T f’ to en-
eouratre |i‘rioni of an Invent
the pay of the deputy, and all ex
ive turn of minii. At the
saine
timo
we
wish
to
luiprosv
penses of himself and his assistants.
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the fact tiiat
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MUSIC
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SCHERER’S
ORCHESTRA, CONSISTING
OF
Second, at mileage rates, not to ex
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I ceed those allowed by the Appropri
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VIOLIN.
PIANO,
Trivial
Inventions
CORNET,
ANI*
TROM BONE.
1 ation Act of August 18th ’94, name
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That Yield Fortunes < ly $9.00 for Standard and Meander
—*uch a* Do I-onif* Ho«’*
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lines; $7.00 for township and $5.00
and Rye, “Boo that Hump." <J
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‘•Safety Pin," "Pigs In I lu- . >
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for Section lines. For lands heavi
ver." .Mr Brake,” etc
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Almost every one conceives ,
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ly timbered, mountainous or cover
a bright bleu *t sonn- tin... or
Latest and beat M uría of the aeaaon.
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Grand Mardi at 9 o’clodJ:
other. Why not put It tn prsc
ed
with dense undergrowth, $13 00
tleal use? Yol’it talent* inux
■harp.
Supper will l>e given at the Magnolia Restaurant, opposite
lie In thi* direction
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for ¿Standard and Meander lines.
make your fortune. Why mu •
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try?
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Poctoflloe, Main Street.
$11.00 for Township and $7.00 for
« > PWlVrite for further information tin 1
luuullon this paper.
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Section lines, or where lands are
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exceptionally difficult of survey
Philip W. Avlrett, Oon. M::r.,
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$18,00 for Standard and Meander
618 F Street, Northwest,
line* $15.00 fur Township, and
WASHINGTON, i>. C. <>
$12.00 for Section lines. This work
•Of The responsibility <.I i, . . i.mpany t>
may be Judged by th. ‘s. i that it- •
to be executed between the 1st. day
•lock is held by ovei .........
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of the leading Di'Stiswrt u. th, ■
of October and the 1st day of March
I’nllvU States.
the period of low water
Estimated
number of miles 110
S urveyor G eneral .
GRAND
BALL
$100.00
, Given Away
Every Month
Armory Jiall, Burns Oregon.
TUESDAY EVE. MAY 21st ’ 95.
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S8K,b MtDICAI. DiRKcTOK.
ASSETS, January 1, 1395,
LIABILITIES. Jan I. 1895.
SURPLUS, Jan. 1, 1895,
$42,052.166 44
35,500,063 21
6,552,103 23
Proceedings Of County Court.
S an F rancisco , April 30.—A
London physician. Dr. Howard, who
was recently a guest of the Bohe
mian Club, told his host, William
Greer Harrison, that the White
chapel murderer was a well-known
surgeon, whose curious actions first
alarmed his wife. 6he then noticed
that the horrible murders coincided
in time with her husband’s dis
appearances and that traces of
blood were on him when he return
ed. Professional friends were call
ed in and one of them stated to the
supposed murderer the facts in hi«
own case and persuaded him that
he was th guilty person. He could
not deny his guilt, far he was aware
that certain periods in his life were
blank. He was locked up in an
insane asylum at his own request
and soon bi came a raving maniac.
—The Blade.
A natural Keeley cure is reported
at Ishpeming. Michigan. This is
a mining town and for months past
the miners have been preserving a
habit of sobriety altogether in dis
cord with the usual habitB of men
of their class. The saloon keepers
offered drinks for a bit a glass and
increased the size of their beer
mugs until they would hold almost
half a glass of the amber nectar, but
it wouldn’t turn the boys back. At
last the secret leaked out. Th1
men had been drinking from a
spring diservered in the mine,
which is strongly impregnated with
I chloride of gold and before they
ealized what was happening to
Beginning the Sth. inst., and them they became thoroughly
ending the 11th.
Keelevixed. Now, if Dame Nature
Saloon license issued to J< hnson is going regularly into the business
Bros.
of snatching men from the Moloch
The final report of road Supervie of alcohol. Dr. Keeley may find his
or road district No. 14 for 1894 re occupation gone.
ceived and approved.
The resignation of Chas. Fraser
The Portland Sun is rapidly com
supervisor of road district No. 4, ing to the front and gaining a strong
accepted and B. R. Porter appoint foothold among the people, whose
ed in his stead.
caure it ablv champions at all
Viewers were appointed and the limes. Edwin J. Scott, well known
road petitioned for known as the in the Northwest, is now business
Burns and Head of South Fork and manager, and Henrv E. Reed, one
John Day road, ordered surveyed "f the ablest men in the newspaper
The viewers J. H Witiell. Geo field, is managing editor. There is
Hagev and Win. E. Smith. The to be n.» change of policy with the
viewers and surveyor to meet at change of management. The paper
will continue to be Independent in
Burns the 27th. of this month.
politics, a strong advocate of free
The sheriff given until the next
silver, and always on the side of the
term of county court to make and people. This is sound footing, and
fi'e the delinquent tax list for 1894. we wish the paper and the parties
The report of the viewers on the interested in it the success they
Poison Creek and Prater Creek ex ; deserve
tension road received and accepted
A C urious B irth —Albany Dem
ocrat: A week ago last mondav
uvr*
Irt’"AW)’,‘*Uh W*U
**•«»• •tuxwding $42.000,000. and
•urpluR morning near this city there was
•ver $6,500.000, and with over furtyfive years experience, offer» special advantages in
born to a most respectable couple a
Life Term Endowment, and Accidnt Insurono,
very interesting curiosity.
The
child was perfectly formed from the I
’»■»•»down. Aboveth. waist, two
b’Miie. seem to have » -n preMed
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» musical
mcrcmandise .
»Iciln». Guitar*. BanfM, Arcordrtrt. Marno..
*M, Lt, : !l L:s£scf String*, cfrL, etc.
JOHN F. GTRAs
CELEBRATED
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three arms and four hands. The
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East Vth St.New York.
•f the other were in one limb, end-
Its rales are lower than moat companies. It has daring the nasi teentv ream air»» ».
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stanlJy increasing dividend»—uMfarm results given by no ocher Life Insurance Company
r " >ng in two perfect hands The
Dll Arm L ife adheres strictly to tte characteristics of rigid economy, absolute security nromnt n., .other two ann8 .nd hands w. re
meit of C anna, and fair dealing With all. It gives the bret posaible leeulta under tu tadicies there i* perfectly formed. The heads were
nothing valuable in the burineee the A tm a Lira doe* uot furmah.
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Rendent Agent, Burna Oregon
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«*OHN F. STRATTON’?**
CELEBRATED