East Oregon herald. (Burns, Grant County, Or.) 1887-1896, January 08, 1896, Image 5

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    MILLINERY STORE
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I The wife of Mr. Leonar Wells, of
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| East Bri mfitd, Mass, has been
Proprietress.
— ■— | suffering from neuralgia for two J
Miss S ai . lie H udspeth ,
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=^TSD a Y JANUARY 8 isi’6
‘days, not being able to sleep or
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• hardley keepstill, when Mr Holden, ‘ * J
Rare Selection of Millinery Goods-
{the merchant there sent her her a <>
Monkeys Have Minds.
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to the person submitting tho
o The Proprietress is
bottle of Chainerlain s Pain Balm, i
most meritorious invention
during the preceding month. 1 1
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here
to
stay
and
desires
to
Plea»e
Patrons
in
otyle,
Quality of Goods
y pesteeses in • and asked th it she give ita thorough
WE SECURE PATENTS .
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That th« monkey .
and
Prices.
On
Corner
North
of
Meat
Market.
FOR
INVENTORS,
and
thou
trial. On meeting Mr. Wells the I
of this offer is to en- 11
□ object
courage persons ot au invent- 11
■ L'krUy true,” «»id • >■•><«' Pro nexd-iy h i v h t )l I 4 hat she was
lvo turn of mind. At the u
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sumo time we wish to impress
■ Lor.boh»' “,n“11 n,e,,,s'ne a right, the pain had teft her with­ >
the fact that
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h"" in two hours, and that the bottle of
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It’s the Simple,
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Pain
Balm
was
worth
$5
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if
it
■ „„.muehoflbeintolligonoo with
i Trivial Inventions
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■ .bicb that aniioal is crwlilod is could not be had for less. For sale ■T That Yield Fortunes S
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■ jue to his love of mimicry. 1 he it 50 cents per hottie by
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>k J ‘ I I
—such es Do I.ong's Hook
and Eye. "Seo that Hump,'’
I otberdav two voting men with two I
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"Safety Pin." "Pigs iu Clo­
ver,” "Air Brake,’’ etc.
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I „¡ris were at the monkey’s cage) Six weeks ago I suffered with a I V )
Almost every one conceives J >
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a bright idea at some time or J l
I feeding him peanuts. One of the very severe cold; was almost unable ♦
Q other.
Why not put it in prao- u >
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ticai use? YOUR talents limy A ,
I gjrls was chewing gum anti ono of to speak. My friends all advised t
AND
lie in this direction. May Ju
make your fortune. Why not i>
I lh8n)Pn suggested that she gavel me to consult apysician. Noticing ♦ «
try?
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Write for further information and £
I the monkey some, expecting that if ' I Chamberlian’s Cough Remedy ad ♦’
mention this paper.
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| he took it in h.’s tn'uth it would verstised in the St. Paul Volks D
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THE
PRESS GLR1MS GO. r : 1
I stick to his teeth and he would •Zeitungl
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procured a bottle, and II
Philip W. Avirctt, Gett. Mgr.,
make sorry work of trying to chew | . ‘ after taking it a short while was
618 F Street, Northwest, |
¡1 The girl at once parted with entvrely well- I now most heartily ,
WASHINGTON, D. C. L
t-VThe responsibility of true company J"
the rweet morsel she was indust ■recommend
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this remedy to anyone
may be judged by the to. t that its V 1
flock is held by ovet one thousand C"
riouslv (hewing, extendingtit to-( i suffering with a cold.
IS THE
W.u. K eil , i
.of the leading newspaveia. I l the V1
Cuited States.
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ward the cage. The monkey grab­ 678 Selby Ave , St Paul, Minn.
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bed it instantly and put it into his For Site tn
PLACE TO GET BARGAINS IN HOSIERY, UNDERWARE,
miuth, b it instead of chewing it.
GLOVES, MITTONS, TOWELS, FLANNELS, ETC.
or attemping to. begin pulling it
Or. Price’s Cream Baking Powder
MT. Price’s Cream Baking Powder
Located first block East of Church.
out in small ribbons, as children
World’s Fair Highest Award.
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A Pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder-
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are frequently seen to do’ When
W. H. C anaday , Manager.
he had it all out of his mouth he t
rolled it into a compact ball be-; C
tween his hands threw it into his |
mouth and began the operation'
again. He appeared to enjoy the [
THE NAME OF T ’E NEXT
performance as ranch as his vis-1
itors. That was imitation.’’
•‘That’s all right,” rejoined ail
^¿*i.DO YOU KNOW A GOOD ADVERTISEMENT MEANS INCREASE IN BUSINESS?,
other, "but I had an experinece
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with that same monkey wherein he I
d splayed intelligence, I w as by
the cage smoking one day, and I I
If you are1 in a nosition
thought to annoy him by bl living
1 To do Bush. ss
smoke in his face. I was much I
surprised to find that, instead of
I Let Peoni Know it-
WILL BE ANNOUNCED IN
being anno.ied, he enjoyed it i, .as I
was evidenced by his edging up as
near me as possible to ceceive the
Tf you have anything
smoko in larger volumes. Soon he
You want to Sell
began scratching hinself at the
point where most of the sm >ke 1
Let People Know it.
came against him. When [ had'
smektd one sine for a few minutes
OF NOVEMBER 4th 1896.
he would turn squarely around to |
have the other side treated in the (
same wav. Then he sat directly in
frount of me and received the
Public interest will steadily increase, and the question how the men
smoke Fquarely in the face and *hose votts turned the scale at the last election are satisfied with the
neck. 1 don’t know whether he > results under the administration they elected, will make the campaign
held his breath, but he did not | the most intensely exciting in the history of the country.
cough, sneeze or wince a particle •
1 o complete the job he then sat
with his back toward me, and it
would have done you good to have the leading Republican family newspaper of The United States, wil
seen him throw his hind feet over 1 pv’Dlish all the political news of the day, interesting to every American
his back aid scratch
Now that,citizcn ’■«gardluss of partv affiliations.
monkey knew, throuh some sort of* • .I*1'0 «ener?1uneW8 attractive form foreign correspondents cover
intellia(...........
8 'ne sort ot ing the news of the world, an agricultural department second to none
g >ce, tnat nothing will send 'in the country, market reports which are recognized authority, fascinat-
■leas and other insets to the surface Ing short stories COInp)ete in each number, the cream of the humorous’
CLUBBING RATES WITH ALL THE LEADING PAPERS.
orstupejv ahem as effectually as papers, foreign and domestic, with their b<st comic pictures, fashion
tobacco smoke.’- —Utica Observer. Platee *,h1 elaborate descriptions of woman’s attire, with a varied and
attractive department of household interest.
The “New York Weekly
Eeadt
Tribune” is an ideal family paper, with a circulation larger than that
Preparing for War.
of any other weekly publication in th-* country issued from the office of TM ffBUALD.
a daily.
Largs changes are being made in its details, tending to give
Ottawa, Jan 4 -—The goverment il £reater 1’fe and variety, and especially more interest’ to the*women Advert he in it. ft Mill pay.
has decided upon a line of action and young
yoUn* people
PecPle of the household.
household,
for strengthening the-Canadian de-
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~ enabks U8 to offer
Tui
AiCniTRACT
splendid journal
fenses, and arming the militir force and THE HERALD for
more satisfactorily. Colonel Lake,»
Ti irtermaster general, has storted 1
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for Knglani to confer with the !im-
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•nd to purchase guns, it being the
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guns each. Mr. Dickew, minister
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01 militia, will introduce a bill to, ,
•rm the fnreei with the Ue-Malford I
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the best job pbintino
"He.. Colonel Powell, adjutant-!
Address or call at
LOWEST RJITES.
«•'•eral of militia, ha8 been retired w •
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