East Oregon herald. (Burns, Grant County, Or.) 1887-1896, April 15, 1896, Image 3

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WKPNISPAY APRIL U.
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his threat to retire from public life
if he isn’t nominated fur president.
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Of course Chauncy Depew isn’t
1M«
doing any political work dur.ng his
liitor
{travels. All the same the wise can-
1 didate will have him shadowed.
DEM0( BATIC TICKET.
pOZCOCNTY CLERK.
S \V. MILLER.
I0B SHERIFF-
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“SWEETHEART
J ohn R ohrman , B rewer
MINE”
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Is just beautiful Solo or duet:
(a(I lib.) Elegant title page, and i
the accompaniment alone making
Send this notice
a nice waltz.
and 8 two-cent stamps for this song
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or “St. George’s Commandejy
I The McKinleyites
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March,” or both for 25 cents, (to in
may discover, troduce.)
Regular price, 40 and
that thu active support given tfieir 150 cents.
Address. Isaac Doles,
candidate by Russel Sage, the Publisher, Indianapolis, Ind.
greediest of the Wall street sharks,
is not the good thing some of them
Administrât rs Notice.
appear to think it is.
.OF THE FAMOUS
.OREGON
BURNS,
FOR SALE IN KEGS AND BOTTLES.
Notice is hereby given to all per­
And ex Congressman Butter sons holding claims against the
pOB ASSESSOR.
worth, of Ohio, who was discipline d estate of Victor S. Ottmer, deceased,
for opposing the McKinley tariff; topresent the same to the undt r-
JOHN 0. CAWLFIELD.
I what does he thtuk of the presnieu signed at his place of business in
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1 Burns, Mawnov
Harney nminfv
county, (irptmn
Oregon, VPT«
ver­
J(OR TREASURER.
‘ tial outlook?
ified
as
by
law
required
within
six
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L W0LDENBERG, J b .
months fiom the date of this notice.
Dated at Burns this 11th day of
Th« warmer that republican fight
pORSURVEYOR
gets the more chance there will be December, 1895.
H. M. H orton ,
t . a . M c K innon .
' foa the democrats to win. That’e
Administrator.
• . worth , , keeping in mind.
HARRIS A JOHNSON Proprietors.
- obcovnty school superintendent . I 1 a point
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Don’t Tobacco Spit or Smoke Your I
W. C. BYRD.
I.lfe Away.
If Tom Reed had his way “Litile
OREGON
J10R COMMISSIONER
Billee” Chandler wo Id be made to is the truthful, startling title of a BURNS,
wear a hoodoo eign as big as a bass book about No-To-Bac, the harm-
W. B. JOHNSON.
i less, guaranteed tobacco habit cure
drum.
that braces up nicotinized nerves,
Wines Liquors, and Cigars
piR CORONER.
eliminates the nicotine poison,,
»•orvnrfK ’
Good Billiard tables, PleasanQCard Rooms, eta., etc.
THOS STRPHENS.
Women drug clerks will hardly ™»kes weak men
vigor and manhood. You run no’ Saloon is first class in every particular. Experienced bartender
be populai in prohibition commu­ physical or financial risx, as No-To-,
JUSTICE—BURNS DISTRICT.
nities.
| Bac is sold by druggists every where
Mixed drinks to please the most fastidious.
under a guarantee to cure or money
M. L. LEWIS.
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Book free.
Address
. To anxious republicans: You
CONSTABLE.
Sterling Remedy Co , New York or
I might ascertain who will be the Chicago.
THOS. DODSON.
> nominee of your party by address- • H. M. Horton, Burns.
I ing the firm of Quay and Platt, re­
publican candidate makers, who are
There is not a line in Secretary I now in Kioritia.
JOHN SAYER,
Proprietor.
Carlis'e’s recent letter tc the chair-
Good advice: Never leave the
man of the Kentucky central com
The’people should not fail to ask house on a journey without a bottle
mittee that bars hi» nomination, republican candidates fur congress ef Chamberlain’t Colic, Cholera and
Situated on Silvies river 1 mile East of Burns, near the bridge
should the Chicago convention
Diarrhoea
Remedv.
Foi
sale
by
to tell what their party has done
think him the best man to 1 ad the since it got control of the fifty fourth
Customers wil receive GOOD FLOUR from
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party.
congress.
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Several years ago I was taken , Good Wheat
Buttons and a bride are being
The National Leagueof Musicians with a severe attack of flux. I was i
made the basis of a new Harrison have been holding their annual con-' sick in bed about ten days and “
bxmi for the republican nomina- vention in Washingion, and its could get nothing to relieve me un-|
tion.
members are thoroughly convinced | til I used Chamberlain’s Colic,
that when it comes to blowing they Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
’ [which
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McKinley’s wind appears to be are not jn jt with congress.
cured me and has been a. i
M c K innon a king .
in danger of giving out at a very •
. I household remedy with us ever'
critical part of the race.
Marlow. Decaturville,
It is rather difficult now to find 8’nee- '1
BURNS
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For
sale
by all druggists.
who
a well informed republican
The A. P. A. is taking a rather thinks his party will carry New,
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Shop opposite the Brewery
prominent part in the business of York this year, no matter who may |
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Value Recognized by Pliysi-
nominating a republican candidate be nominate for president.
All work in our line done neatly and with dispatch.
Satisfacti a
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clan.
for president, if all that is said on
guaranteed.
Give
us
acai).
that subject can be believed.
I As a rule I am opposed to pro­
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prietary midicines. Still I value a
The opinion of Mr. Harrison’*
gsod one, especially when such is
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new wife is now being diligently
I the source of relief from pain. As
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sought for by republican politicians
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atopical [external] application I,
1 have found Chamberlain’s’ Pain
It may be merely a coincidence »
Balm the best remedy I have ever
that Bosses Platt and Quay should >
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used
for neuralgia of any kind. I
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have been simultaneously ordered I )
have conscienciouslv recommended
to the person submitting the
to Florida by their physicians; but
,
it
to many persons. William ,
most meritorioMH invention
■arthU TaOsMiMrs Far M Ywn,
121.50
during the preceding month.
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it world be wise for MoKinley to
tHorne, M. D., Janesville, Wis.j
• WK bKHJKIf PATENTS
FOR
INVENTOR
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sml
the
take another reef in his cinch on I
O o.ijcct of this offer is to en­ | Sold by all druggists.
courage person* <>t au invent­
the Florida delegates to the St.
ive turn of noni. At the
Min’’ time we wish to iiupresa
Ixmis convention.
the fact that
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WHOLESALE PRICES
No-
Bead Wago».
JOHN McKINNON.
puhh S rLOuti & S aw mill
BLACKSMITH & WAGON SHOP.
$100.00
Given Away
Every Month
ELKHART CARRIAGE and HARNESS MFC. CO
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It’s the Simple,
trivial Inventions
» That Yield Fortunes
♦
l hose who know Czar Reed the
best say that his prejudice is much
stronger than his judgement.
Ko. L Farm Harneas.
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w£o~ £ .urrr*.toX
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The republican river and harbor
bill illustrates the pol'cy of decep-
ti<jd which that party has adopted
in congress It provides for actual
appropriations of only about $9,000-
•*M), which is comparatively small,
I'Ut it algo provides for the making
°f contracts which will involve a
f iture expenditure of $40,000,000. i
I’erhaps the country might sur-
even if Tom Reed carries out
fr~ w*
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harness .
—such as Do lam's Hook
a-id Eye. “s«o that Hnuip,’*
-Safety Pin.*' "Pigs in Clo­
ver,'' "Air Brake," nUi
Almost < very one conceive«
bright idea at utile tlmo or
Q • other.
Why not put It in prao-
tlcal uacf YOUR talents may
lie in thia direction.
May
make your fortune. Why nut
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tW Write for further InformaUon and
uienliou this paper.
W. B. PRATT, Secretary, Elkhart, Ind.
:THE
PRESS CLAIMS CO.
Philip W. Avirett, 0ea. Mgr.,
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618 F Street, Northwest,
WASHINGTON, D. C. '
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