ne
TimES-Jierald.
— T he T imes H erald and Ore
gonian for $2 in advance.
The Celebration.
—C. H. Voegtly has a car load of To those who were up in time
to see old Sol break above the hor
nails
on the road.
ÀSY NEWSPAPER IN THIS COUNTY.
izon un thu morning of July 5th, it
—Call on R. A. Miller A Co and
Just Received at
was clear that the weather prophet
get their prices on groceries.
WÏDNMDAY. JULY 7. IW7.
had worked a hardship on the ice
Ladies drawers and undervests
cream man, as well as others, who
at Mrs. A. A. Cowing’s.
Local News.
cater to the thirsty upon these
B orn .—To Mr. and Mrs. W. Y. occasions.
Again we ».'k our subscribers to
While the latest fashions prevail
bear wi'b u» in our failings. 1 he King, July 5th, a girl.
force on T he T imes H erald , from
New Goods—Duck, black sateen, ing could be seen in all their diver-
A complete line of the following goods in the latest figures and patterns can be found at our store:
We wish to inform you that it is
editor to devil, are jusc Americans
sieu forms, showing the cosmopoli
Enough to celebrate with a ven- and colored dimities 10cents ayard
fly time and that we have a large
tan feature» of our young and
at Mrs. A. A. Cowing’s.
IL-nce the delay.
amount of
growing
city, yet the “summer
TAMBOUR, FANTAISIE, FIGURED SATINES, ORGANDIES, WASH SILKS, GRENA
Just arrived—a lot of Oliver
Mr. C A. Haines has been ap
girl” was doomed to disappoint “Tanglefoot” & “Lightning Fly
chilled plows, at C. II. Voegtly’s.
pointed postmaster at Narrow».
DINES, SWISS, TOIL DU NORD. PERCALE, CIIALLIES, LAWNS E.PA-TANTS,
Killer”
ment. At an early hour the streets
—
Those
plunge
baths
at
the
Boots and shoe» at R. A. Miller
CHAMBRAYS, PRINTS, BRILLIANTINES, INDIA L1NONS, APRON AND
began to be filled with people who fly paper on hand. Lay in a good
Warm Springs below town will
seemed
bound
to
get
all
they
could
supply
now
as
you
will
need
it
be
4 Co ’»-
FANCY CHECKED FRENCH GINGHAMS, FOULARDS, MULLS
make you feel like a new man.
out of the enjoyments of the day. fore the season is oyer.
Fred Oakerman was in Burns on
A fin« line of pipes at the City
MOHAIRS,
and before 10 o’clock there were
business the first of the week.
REMEMBKIi
Drug Storo that are being sold at a
over 1,000 people on the streets.
People from all parts of the bargain.
In fact all the best Wash Goods of the season.
Never before hai there been such a the Ice Cream Soda Sunday. Our
county celebrated .in Burns on th*
If you want a chain mower, call gathering of people in Burns. The fountain quenched 1000 thirsts July
5th.
early, as they are going fast and hotels found it impossible to pro fifth.
CITY DRUG STORE.
_jr you want an Oliver Chilled only a few left. C. H. V oegtly .
vide accommodations for all and
f£7"Careful attention giyea to Mail Orders.
Plow cal! on C. IL Voegtly, »ole
E. I’. Rollins, an old soldier liv-| many »ought lodgings in7privute
Bgvn’.
• ng ou Prather creek, has been families.
All Bti’.'scribers who wish to run
¿ranted a pension.
Promptly at 10:30 the processioi
Artesian Water.
their brands in the T imeh -II luald
arrived
at the church, where a part
Dave Sweitzer and Mrs. P. A.
ihould send them in.
Merer’. McIntyre A Lewi» have
.Cammann were married at West of the exercises were held. It soon
If you have a ranch or city prop fall July 1.
became evident that the church received a pipe puller, and will
erty fol sale, or rent, list with Lewir
would not accommodate one-fourth start to raise the pipe in the artes
W L. Gazzam, special agent of
4 Byrd.
of the immense crowd gathering ian well, six miles east of Burns,
the Aetna Fire Insurance Co., of
around to hear the reading of th< to the first flow 335 feet bel.w the
James Anderson was in this week
Hartford, Conn., will be in Burns
Declaration of Independence and surface, in a few days.
with a load of grain from his ranch next week.
the »ration of the day.
near Drewsey.
This contemplated effort has been
lion R. P. Bland, that grand old
Marching back to the upper end known by us for some time but not
R. A. Miller & Co. have just re man of Missouri and father of th<
if Main street, there was a scram published, except a notice vzhen
ceived a supply of lamps, lantern» silver cause in the United States
ble for seat» on the balconies ef the first spoken of by the above named
Notice of Sheriff's Sale.
and glaasware.
uses an U. borne Mower. We sell hotels, the sidewalks were filled,
gentlemen.
Having
received
the
Mrs. H. B. Symes, who has been the Osborne.
I. S. G eer A Co.
while many took positions in the
By virtue of nn execution and order
apparatus to accomplish the work of sale isHued out of tlie circuit court of
middle
of
the
street.
under the care of Dr. Volp for some
Tim Donovan's team ran awa\
state of Oregon for the coui ty of
From the balcony of the French we feel justified in bringing it again die
time, is now able to be out.
Harney, wherein the Board of School
Sunday, breaking the tongue onto: hotel, Miss Gay Delmas read tht before our readers, feeling confident i.Hiid
Burns, Oregon.
H. C. LEVENS Propt.,
Commissioner« were plaintiffs and
—If you want a piano or organ the wagon, throwing Tim out ano Declaration of Independence in a the effort will be successful.
Ahne<la A Stenger and Mary E. Sten
ger. Frank ie Stenger, Cal Stenger and
write the .Jacobsin Book and Mush bruising him up some.
‘brcible and realistic manner. This
If the flow at the depth of 335 Peter Stenger, minor heirs of P. F.
Co. The Dalles, Oregon,for prices.
was followed by a choice »election
deceased,and Elizabeth Stenger
foot proves to be ¿30 gallons per Stenger
—C. H. Voegtly has a car load
guardian of said heirs, aud Clara Wick
Vegetable» of all
Thos Walls and family, of Cat >f Mitchell wagons. Mr. Voegtly from the band. The mayor then,
Fresk Meat,
with a few remarks, introduced oui minute, as was claimed by Kellogg liffe were defendant«, upon a judgment
low valley, accompanied by Miss is the only agent in Burns fur th« •stcemed citizen, M. FitzGerald, a.
and
decree
rendeied
in
sanl
circuit
court
at the time he struck it, they wifi •n the 27th day of Mny,1897,for the sum
kinds when' in
Shirk, are guests of friends in Mitchell wagons and parties need »rator of the day. Comment upon
order a first class steam power out of Twenty Five Hundred Dulhirs(.*2.5 10)
ng on? should call on him at once what Mr. FitzGerald said is hardly
Burns this week.
State« gold coin, with 8 per
Season.
fit and be prepared to sink wells t< in United
interest theieon from the 21st dav Lard, Butter an<l*i
The little son of Mr. and Mrs. J necessary, as his oratorical ability any depth. The county court, who cent
Mrs. Jos. Sturtevant, who ha®
>f
March,
1893,
mid
the
further
sum
of
s well known in Harney county
attorneys fee, and costs nnd din-
been sick since about the 20th o- D. Moore fell from a horse yester Yet to do him justice we deem ii has possession of all the material |200
hursemenia taxed at $30, 1 have this day
’
ay,
dislocating
and
fracturing
hi-
very
proper
to
say
that
it
was
at
and machinery left here by Kellogg, levie«l upon all the right, title, claim
January, is improving rapidly un
left elbow*. Dr. Marsden was called he “eleventh hour” when all hopes has kindly consented to let then, and interest of said d -fendants, in nn 1
der the treatment of Dr. Volp.
to the following de«crihe l real est.ite,
if procuring any other had failed
ind set the broken Jim’).
ro-wit: The NEJ^ of Sec. 18, Township
hat he kindly contented to per use what will be of any ¿benefit to 23
The Athletic Club will give at!
R31 E.containing 169 acres of I ind.
them.
And
just
here
we
would
form
that
part,
lea'
ing
him
no
tim.
—Jorgensen has the finest and
Notice is hereby given that 1 will on
exhibitional Locher’s Hall Friday
in which to make preparation.
state it would not be amiss for all the 7th »lav of August, 1897,at 3 o’clock G-ive Ixiixx
Call
evening and a social hop after. Ad best lot of goods that ever catne t<
While it is possible, as was re who are interested in this project p. m . of said day. in front of the court
Burns; go and see for yourself
house
door
of
the
county
of
Harney,
mission, free.
lie is also taking Cabinet Photos marked by the speaker, that somt of irrigating our high sage brush «ell at public auction for United
—Mrs. Mina Walton and Miss it $3 per dozen. Do not forget t< may feel that the usual current oi laud by artesian waler to lend their <»ate« gold coin, all the right, title,
claim and intere»t ot «aid defendants of,
bought dwelt upon during excr
Wintermeir have opened dress isak jo and see what he has on hand.
•:i»e» of thia kind, was not strictly tid and assistance, as it will tak< in and to the above devcnbed property,
mg parlors in the building formerly
so much thereof «.« muv he necessary
Guns and ammunition always or idhered|Jto, yet, judging from th< time and money to raise the pipe or
to satisfy said judgment, with interest
occupied by the Land Office, when
and costs, to the highest and best bid
they will lie pleased to meet their hand We can can save you money hearty applause, we would aay tha: to the desired depth.
der.
fr.ends and customers.
■n these goods We will take yout the speaker struck the k«ynote <>!
It
is
a
patent
fact
that
if
artesian
Dated this 6th di v of .Jn’jr, 1897.
the people of this place.
A. J M c K innon ,
Miss Lottie Stevens, sister o‘ •irders and get them cheapvr
The program in the afternoon was rater can be had at a depth of By S am M other
hkai >.
Sheriff.
DEALER IN -
Mrs. J. M. Vaughn, has been elect than you can. Give us a chans». earned out as heretofore printed from three to five hundred feet
Deputy.
ending in the evening with a grand every IGO acres of this fine farming
ed principal of one of the Portland
I. S. G eeii & Co.
CROOKHY, V
nail under the management of tb<
school».
M arried —July 6th., at the resi nand boy», which was a success in land in the valley will be speedily
C hurch S ervice — Stind.-.r morn •ence of Rvron Terrell in Burns. ■svery particular, showing the inter wrought into cultivation. The wa
:
:
AMMUNITION-
GUNS,
TINWARE-
ing at 11 a m . I will preach s' Mr. Lute Parker and Leona Zeigler -et the band boys tale in makinj ter being warm is vastly superio:
Burns; same day at 3 r. x. and fustice Lewis officiating. It was* 41 nything they are connected with to river water for irrigating pur
a , succes« beyond a doubt.
poses. And at the depth already PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.
8 30 p. m . at Harney; on Monday quiet affait. only a few friends and
MACHINK SHOP IN CONNECTION, Bicycle«, Mowing Machines, G um
mentioned it brings it within the
evening next at Drewsey,
Medical Examiner for the New cts. repa.red promptly and satisfactory.
relative» being pre»ent. The con
Died from Natural Causes.
means of every one contemplating York Life Inaurance Co.
J. C. T empleton .
trading parties ar» well known hen
government
land.
*i£“Office at residence.
George S. Sizemore and M. L ind T he T imes -H erald joins theii
Certain information cam» to th'
We
sincerely
hope'all interested
nany
friends
in
extending
congrat
Lewis counted 748,971,256,041,783,
knowledge of the authorities recent in this matter will help Messrs. Mc
ly that. T. N. Baker, who died at
914,231 crickets o^ their way iron ulations.
S. W. MILLER,
Silver creek June 16, as previouel- Intyre A Lewis in th's enterprise
Silver Creek last Saturday, anc
Queen Vic is rowing old,
reported in T he T imes II kkai . d .
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Quoen Lil is deposed,
think it probable that three or fou
did not die a natural death and
Queen Stoves all the rage.
might have been overlooked.
that the symptoms of his briefill E-INAI. PROOF
Burns, - - - Oregon.
For particulars in regard to the iiess indicated poisoning
Wm Reynolds, who is buying
Acting Coroner M. L. Lewis, to LAND OFFICE AT BURNS OREGUN
cattle for an eastern firm, pasted stove business, call on I. S. Geer A geth»r with Geo. Sizemore and Doc
JULY 7, 1897.
errat hicks ,
j . w bioos .
through Burns last Friday with Co.
tors Marsden and Vofp went ove> Notice 1« hereby Riven that the following
C anyon city .
of
Inten
tamed
settler«
have
filed
notice
................
Some of our business men are last Friday, summoned a jury anc tion to make final proof on their »c«pc»tivt
2.300 head on his way to Hunting
Hicks & Biggs
before the Kegialer and Receiver of th»
iow talking of forming a stock exhumed the body and made : claims,
ton.
’. H l.au'l ofiiee at Burns Oregon, on £atur
thorough examination, with the re i lav
the 14th da* of Augnat 1*97, viz
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
company and building a large and suit that death was from a rupture«
Timothv Doaovau. H<1 app icatton No. 3, foi
We Lave a nice farm, containing
and lx>t I, Sec. 7, Tn. 10, S
commodious hall for such occasions ancorim of the aorta, and all par K 30. E.
Offices at Canyon City and Burns
•385 acres, two mile» southwest of
B Waters, Hd application No ‘.I. for
as will be attended by large crowds ties suspicion»! are thoroughly ex- hr Edward
HW'4HE>4, her. 23. and V. k M«.
N* *•
Eugene, Oregon, and on the gravel
<K‘4. Me
Tp -J). S R.
E
We are informed that half the lum honor» ted.
They name the following wltfeorses to prov<
GEO. R. SIZEMORE,
soad. Good dwelling, good ban ber, half the shingles and all the
The following is the verdict o. heir continuous residence upon and rultiva
ion of Raid laud, viz: Timothy Donovan, Ed
ATTORNEY,
and outhouses; good orchard and hardware are now ready and at the I he coroner’s jury:
ward B. Waters. Janies Lampahirr. W. E. Smith
O regon
and A W. Waters, all of Burns, Harnc) Count? B urk », ...........................
We,
the
undersigned,
the
jury
"ell fenced, worth $7,000, to trad< disposal of the company for that
> regun
Collet-.ions. Land buxines«, and Real
summoned to appear before M L
Ebtate
matter
promptly
attended
to.
purpose.
Thi»
is
a
step
in
the
T
homas
J
oke
«.
Register.
for a stock ranch in Eastern Oregon
right direction, as there is not a Lewis, acting coroner of the count
of equal value.
L ewis A B yrd .
building in Burns large enough for of Harnev, state of Oregon, at Sil griNAL PROOF
James McDevitt, better known in public gatherings We consider it ver creek on the 3d day of July LAND OFFICE AT BURNS, OREGON
STUCK INSPECTOR.
1897, to inquire into the cause o',
Burns as “Little Butch,” nephew i good investment.
June 6, 1A97.
ike
death
of
T.
N.
Baker
having
of James McDevitt, who was hen
Notice 1« her«by
that the following
First door south 3 Post Otlice.
J
B ur
FOE IIARNEY COUNTY,
An accident occurred on the race
«cttler hr« filed noth-e of hi« Intentlor
last spring looking for a new rang' grounds yesterday, that, for a few '•een duly sworn, according to law named
<» make final proof in support of hiarlaim.aiH
I.
Nf.
I)aviH.
hat «aid proof «ill be n ude before Reglatei
for his cattle, arrived Tuesday. 1I< moments, assumed a serious aspect. and having made such inquisition »nd
DEPUTIES,
Receiver C H. Land office at Burna Oregon.
states that I.is uncle is on the wav Geo. Smith's carriage, containing after inspecting the body, and hear >n luly
Iz Er:i<-at llent|» h Kallenl>«rb
ing
the
testimony
adduced
find
Hd.
en»rv
No,».,
for
the
E'
a
>W'
4
A
Ixrts
f,
A
C.
M.
Fields,
—
Andrews, Or.
to this county with about 800 head Mrs Smith, her little son, and Mr»
4er 6 Tp 24 S R 32 E
that the deceased was nam'd T. N 7. He
name«th»? foilowlnp wltneasra to prove Ace Johnson,
-
•
Drewsey, Or
of cattle.
Wm. Buffington, wa» standing Baker, was a native of America bi« rontinnoua realdenrenpon and » tilth «Hon
>f
aaid
land,
viz
E
<
Taylor.
Fer»lln«nd
H.
S
Morris,
—
Kiley, Or.
Nail» have dropped. Did you somewhat in the background when was afxut 60 years old; that h< benetedt. Fred l.unabar* an I Louie Rat ine, al)
by
some
means
one
cf
the
h»r««s
of Burna Oregon.
cam»
to
his
death
on
the
llith
day
hear them fall? We always buy
TIIOM AS JONES. Regiater.
nails by the car load, and have al got his bridl • fast under the tongue, of June, 1897. by natural causer
t------- IN TIIE
ways given better price» than any and in surging backward pulled it according to evidence produced.
from
his
head.
The
team
becoming
NOTICE
FOR
PUBLICATION
Dated
this
3d
day
of
July,
1897
one else and can do so now, if you
frightened at thi« began to run, and
R. J. W illiams
giye us a chance.
PROPT OF THE
AT Bt'RN» OREGON
LAND OFFICE
had it not been for the presence of
F red O akf . k . max
I. S G eer A Co.
jene
19,
1897.
mind, ns well as the staying quali
R N. M iller
Notier if bereby fiwn thnt J< «f>h Z.
ins in riding in
R C G arrett
Th» first ‘'Weary Willie,”’ of the ties of Will Cu
htflfile<t notlre <»f hi« intern Ion to walte final
and
securing
rtn
hold
upon
the
preof
tiefore Rcjrlefcr *nd Rerelver at theh
*V m . S pencer
genus hobo,made his appearance on
.ftw •• in r. >. Land offp »• Biirt-I, Oreton, oi
I saac F oster .
rhurs'lav the 2*th day of Juljr. 1«**7, n«
our streets Tuesday and began to bridle reins the other horse, there
OREG.
»iiltnrr appllratlon No ¡119 MrtheN!, HUNTINGTON,
n a serious result.
Jurors timber
ply hi»"profesh,” but before he had might ha
It is one of the Strongest Companies in tl.e World.
x Wl i. and SEI < N Wl-4 and NW1-4 NE1 4 Her
3.
Tp
41.
H
R
E
’1 >ne much in hie line. Marshal
II* narrt»-« m w|tn*R*»-B ( tj Thomhnr«
h»
Neal
Survey.
'{«•ward Morri«, hei ldr»b> and R N. Milleral'
Sizemore’s pity for the poor man
jf Riley. Harney f'ovatv. Oregon.
Mr. Wooley wishes hi» man y
cau-.il him to offer him the ac
T mowa « Jowt« Reg later
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
ntelligence has b’en received at
friend*
in thia county to give him
eommodation of the city jail for
........ .........
.$■. . »
L
--.-J F
.
It has over $187,176,406 in assets and a record of 52 years, dur
Notice i* hereby given to all per
'he n'ght and this morning gave 1 the land office.locatrd in this place,
a call when at Huntington.
NOTICE
FOR
PUBLIUATION.
ing all of which time it has steadily increa»ed in strength at <i
him his breakfast, together with hie that the Neal survey of laud» with sons holding claims againet the e»
prosperity. BECAUSE yon can tierrow money font the Com
tat»
of
H
A.
William»,
deceased
choice of "the road” or an 8 pound
in the old meander line o» Lake to preeent the same to C. F. Me LAND O»FJCt AT BfRNP, OREGON
pany at 5 |>*r cent j*r annum, after your Policy has bten three
hammer and a rock pile for thirty
Jane 19.1«97
years in force.
*l»ys He took the road and the Malheur has been accepted at the Kinney at Burn», Ore, or to 8. S
Not Irr |« be'vb^ «Iven ’ha» William H. H»>rar
«« fi>d notier of hl«Inten»in« tn rrik» fln«
last look at him showed his face general land office. The date of Williams'.at Drewsey, Ore . verified nroof
b*f»re tb« Per^a er aa-1 Rnretver of the
as
by
law
required,
within
six
turned toward Prineville, and n th" acceptance was .,n th« 24th day
- - • ■ ■ a-i •
e a
»»rn« Omwoa. • •
of Jaly. 1W7. on timte*»- < «Itnr*
fall determination never to visit of June 1897. Filings cannot be month* trom the date of this not ice h* h da*
' No 2WM. fhr Ibe Fl 1 KFl 4 an*'
PAVE LOCHER, Propt.
I Dated at Burns, Ore . Mav 24, 107 * 4 NEi-4. a*. I VW1 4 »El 4 -er. ”t.
.1. ►
You do not hav» to die to win If you live 10, 15 or 20 years
Burn* »gain We have plenty at
R zf. E.
accepted
until
the
pla
ts
are
received
cno.ti for I one»t woraingruen, but
C. F. M< K inney ,
you can nettle your ¡ndirv in any way th»' best »u'*« w i ¡r-
Hrnameoa’ «t’n*aaea < arv Thnenberf. he
•D’.ir • *ard M<.rr1a and R N. MU er. «lief
cu- town is a good place for the at this office which may be six
8. S W illiams ,
cumstan.es at the time—Cor ca>b vaid-up insurance, annuity, ur
Ki'.ey, Marne;* « onetv. ffrrror
Ex'cutor».
Rerfrr?.
weeks from, tb:» date.
«>lhcr option».
Sv' L> stav r,vav
1 from.
A8 the LARGEST CIRCULATION
OF
Ladies call early as they cannot last long.
N. BR3WN & SONS,
The Leading Merchants
Burns,
Oregon
CITY MEAT MARKET
C. H. VOEGTLY
H.
Everything
Fine
Cheap for Cash.
Kentucky
Whiskies
And Cigars.-
Man Should Insure
J.C. Wooley
RED FRONT BARN,
NEW YORK LIFE
BECAUSE
BECAUSE
BURNS BREWERY
BECAUSE
I