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BURNS, GRANTT COUNY. OREGON, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1888,
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LAKEVIEW
ADVIKTIMMKirM.
Lakeview
rbxpect t^get considerable gossip
COGSWELL <fc COGSWELL
hi your columns until your politi*
/cal friend “G takes up hi« pen to
LAKEVIEW AND LINEVILLE, Or,.
tell you how the victory was won.
I confess to the weakness of liking
to know that my letters are read
with interest by the readers of the
paiier« that honor me as a regular
Attorney, Notary Public & correspondent—I have the vanity
to believe that democrats in your
Collector
country perused two letters over my
. BRODERSEN,... Lakeview. humble initials with profound ad-
nuratiou; I allude to |he time when
your compositor placed “H. C.” to
Any business entrusted to ms. will receive
most careful and prompt attention. Land mat two of ‘G s
epistles; I mentally
ters and Collection a specialty. Correspond
promised that printer-man should
ence solicited in English and German.
he ever journey this way my intiu-
ence (which though small is xeal-
Attorney-at-Law
ously exerted in friendship’s cause)
M. A. KELTON.
to a position on the New York Her-
Lakeview. Or.
The fall races attracted the usu-
Practices in the courts of the state, and before
the U. 8. Land Office.
al crowd at Ivy City in spite of the
political agitation.
The new Chief Justice your lady
readers will be pleased to learn is a
P. H. MURPHY.
very handsome man. even better
OREGON. looking than any picture of him
LAKEVIEW
extant.
HAY & GRAIN
He has an unusually bright face,
Always on hand, and prompt attention given
all orders for teams and vehicles.
1-y
and a strong one. He wears eye-
glasses a good deal in running thro
Watchmaker & Jeweler briefs and m surveying counsel, and
the effect adds to his distinguished
Atto rney s-at-Làw
5
Livery I Feed Stable
J. W. BONEBRAKE.
Lakeview, Oregon.
Good Work—Reasonable Price«.
BURNS ADVERTISEMENTS.
J. NAT. HUDSON,
W. A..WISHIKK,
Burns, Or.
Lakeview, Or.
WILSHIRE & HUDSON.
Attomeys-at-Law
LAKEVIEW AND BURNS, OR.
?LAND CASES SOLICITED.
ATTORNEY
STATE—OKKtiOM :
U. B. Senators
Congressman
Sylvester Pennoyer, (I>)
Oevemor
Geo. W. McBride, (R)
Secretary of State
Treasurer
0. W. Webb, (Dj
Supt. Public Instruction .... J. B. McElroy, (R)
State Printer
Fr»»k B<kl*
R S. Strahan, (D)
PT Lord. (K(
Supreme Judges
W. W. Thayer, (D)
SIXTH
JUDICIAL DISTRICT :
District Judge
District Attorney
J. A. F kk , (R)
J. L. R and , (R)
Representative
County Judge
Clerk
Treasurer
G. w. G ilman . (R
N. R. M axky ,(R
J. T. M akl
N. II. H olky ,
( J. H. M c H alkt , (R)
{ H. H. D avi :«, (D)
J. H. N kal , (R)
W. H. G bay (R)
Commissioners
GEO. 8. SIZEMORE - - B urns , O r .
Criminal law a specialty.
T.V. B. EMBREE, M.D
Office at his residence on the east side of Sil-
vies River, ten miles below Burns.
Dr. S.
McPheeters.
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.
once at w. E. arac.'. Drue Store.
J. 0. Welch, M. D
C. H. T1NNS. (R)
Assessor
.............
E. H aykr ,
8chool Superintendent
T. H. CURL
Stock Inspector
Offlce fit residence South of T mr H krald Build-
lakkvikw u . a. land offick :
. A. F. B nkllinu , (D)
Register,
W. M. T owniind , (D)
Receiver,
U. 8. MAILS.
Bl’kNR—VALI
Arrive« Tuesdays and Friday« at S p m.
Leave« Mondays and Thursdays at 4 M a m.
BURN«—CANTON CITY:
Arrivée Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays, 4 p
Leaves Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturday«.
Practical Surveyor
T. a .
M c K innon ,
Any and all kinds of surveying dons on shor
Settler
wishing to be located, can have pl lists furniahe
frkk of charge.
notice and reasonable terms.
PRINRVILLS:
Arrives Thursdays at 6 a m.
Leaves Thursdays at« a m.
BURNS— HKtVtlW
Arrives Wednesdays at 9 p m.
Leaves Thursdays at « a m.
J. C. PARKER,
Saddle and Harness Shop
J. C. WELCOME - P roprietor .
BURNS. OREGON
SOCIETIES.
W-A-T-C-H-M-A-K-E-R
HARNEY LODGE. NO. 77. I. O. O. F.
Meets at Odd Fellows Hall, every Saturday at
J. E. McKINNON. N. 6.
7-Jfipm,
Ban S hown . Hect’y,
Jeweler.
Organisation exista in I’Airn.. and a com-
modiou, houne i. in coure* ot erection.
CHAS. SAMPSON - - B urns , O r .
Red Front Liverv I Feed
Stacie
W. C. BYRD
Paoriirro.
THE BURNS SCHOOL
. white building, conveniently ar-
modation of both sexee
Is out of town limits
A NEWSPAPER
READING ROOM
CASH BUSINESS AT BED
ROCK PRICKS
Good Buggy Trams, and Nice
Saddle Horses Furnished al Resaanable < harpes
sad Particular Attention paid to the Boarriing
Ingof Transient Stock. Hay A Grain
FRENCH
Mr«, Iziuis Racine, - - Pmprwtstas
S tbrcbibe for T he H ebali *.
•h« n.—
appearance.
be ren-
lands will in a
dered arable and
habitation for
our increasing.
For ages the lande of Egypt aqd
vast portions of Asia have thus
been converted into the richness of
farming lands. Our experimenta
in this direction will be regarded
by the people wffik considerable
anxiety.
We give the fofiowing tables of
the presidential vete of 1884, that
T he H arald ' s readers may com-
Of
as received:
^CLEVELAND-, c— BLAINE—>
Popular Electoral Popular Elect.
Colo
Conn
92,973
72,927
89,288
27,603
67,182
16.976
31.769
tía
1 llinois 312,584
Ind
244,992
Iowa
177,316
Kansas 90,132
152,901
62,546
Maine. 51,656
Md
. 96,806
Mass
122,352
Mich
189,361
Minn . 70,065
Miss. .
76,510
Mo
235,988
54,391
5,578
N. II.
39,187
N. J . 127,778
N. Y
563,048
N. C
142,952
Oh io.
368,286
Oregon 24,604
Penn . 392,785
HI.
12,391
S. C . .
69,764
Tenn.. 133,270
Texas 223,679
Vt.
17,332
Va.. . . 145,497
W. Va. 67,317
Wis .. 146,459
K
BURNS
ADVERTISEMENTS.
C. A. 8WEEK.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
CANYON CITY, OREOON.
GEO. McGOWAN.
O. P, Cresap
Presídanla» VaaaoT
A ab
Ark
CANYON CITY ADVERTISEMENTS
59,144
50,895
102,416
36,106
65,898
13,053
28,031
47,692
337,411
238,480
197,089
154,406
118,122
46,347
71,716
»5,748
146,724
192,669
111,685
48,509
202,929
78,903
7,193
43,250
123,366
562,001
125,068
400,082
26,860
473,804
19,030
21,733
124,090
91,701
39,514
139,356
63,096
161,157
Has also a fine assortment of Barbedins ware—
something now, which tor beauty of
ftaish is hard to equal. A fine Uno (aad ia all
shades), of
Fcbrax HdCctolxjLx^
ÍÍOHAIC AvXHfi. '
F.R *
Beautiful Glas» Ware
A oknt roa F ixxmàx ' x F ond I n > vbawci C ohfamt .
WATCHE8 AND JEWELRY.
Tobacco and Cigare— Pipes, and M serve kaum
Pipes a specialty, warranted. O y etere. Sar
dines, Crackers, all fresh. Soaps, beet
brands. Yeast Powders—everybody
can draw a prize worth from 25c
to tl.
Full line of School
Books, end Stationery
of all descriptlens.
Older«
from
The Country promtly and correctly filled. 1-ly
HARNEY ADVERTISEMENTS.
V. J. MILI.EIl.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
BURNS GROCERY STORE.
E. McKINNON
—KEEP8 CONSTANTLY ON HAND—
A Full Assortment of Groceries of all Kinds!
GUARRANTEED TO BE OF THE BEST QUALITY.
CANNED
GOODS,
TEA,
COFFEE,
BUG AR.
TOBACCO A SPECIALTY.
EGGS, AND A LIMITED AMOUNT OF BUTTER TAKEN IN
EXCHANGE FOR GOODS.
GOODS SOLD FOR CA8H, AND AT PRICES
O DEFY COMPETITION.
Give me & call and convince yourselves.
Harney City, Orexoa.
Will practice la all the State Court*.
On the bench, wearing his black
PRACTICAL SURVEYOR.
silk gown, Judge Fuller looks quite
as large as Judge Blatchford.
A. J. BROWN
The gown worn by the justices is
Any and all kinds of surveying done sa shorl
nottice, and satisfaction guaranteed. 4-5-1 y
a loose-fitting garment, and arrayed
m one and lounging easily in a
high-backed cushioned chair, as is
the custom of the justices while
listening to an argument of coun-
eel, one man looks about as large
as another.
JASPER DAVIS
P roprietor
Judge Fuller is a fortunate man
in the possession of an accorn-
plished wife and several grown
. following table gives the pin- Groceries and Merchandise
daughters.
ralitieg
by States on the popular
The young ladies are beautiful
vote:
and graduates of the best schools;
States.
Blaine;
Cleeeluid.
one is but recently out of a foreign
Alabama . .... 33,830
gLACKSMlT|| NH o D
conservatory of music, where her Arkansas. .... 22'032
. . K . . .
talents are said to have command California .
13,128
8,563
Colorado . .
ed attention.
VAN. S. CURTIS, P rop ’ r .
1,284
Judge Fuller will be fullv able Connecticut
3,923
Delaware
to meet the social expectations that
All kinds of Blacksmithing
Florida
3,738
have grown out of the career of his Georgia
46,966
and wagon work.
two immediate predecessors.
Illinois .
24.827
Indiana
6.512
Mrs. Kate Chase-Sprague is here
Iowa
19,773
frequently of late, looking after her Kansas
64,274
property, which has become valua Kentucky......... 34,839
ble. Her daughter has entered the Louisiana
16,199
20,060
New York Athenæum, m prepara Maine
Maryland
11,1W
tion for the stage.
Massachusetts
24,372
For some reason speaking of the Michigan.
3,308
AZRO J. CORY,
once beautiful belle of Washington Minnesota.
41,620
society, recalls the fact that the Mississippi
33,001
33,059
well-known, eccentric Poet of the i Missouri
22,512 A ttorney - at -L aw and S olicitor
Sierras, Joaquin Miller, and his ^e^r“^a
1,615
Nevada
of A merican and foreign
poetic sptfuse, Minnie Myrtle, are New Hampshire
.4,063
P atents .
from your state, and, if I am cor- New Jersey
4,412
rect m my location of Burna, Mr. New York
Miller discovered a gold mine in North Carolina. 17.884
31,796
a canon quite in its neighborhood, Ohio................................
2.256
MECHANICAL EXPERT.
Oregon ..........................
and founded the town of Canyon, Pennsylvania................
81,119
now probably the most noted town Rhode Island .
.6,639 OSIee. «1» F at. W. W.
South Carolina. 48,031
in the eastern part of your state.
9,180
... .
The Poet of the Far West, with Tennessee
Texas................. 131,978
• . .
his long leonine locks, open collar, Vermont ......................
22,183
and high boots, and peculiar style Virginia............. 6,141
Opinions given as to value and validity of
.......... Patents. Attention paid to Infringement
of living in his low-roofed western West Virginia,. 4,221
and
Interferences. Patents for Denigns,
11,698
log-cabin, has attracted more at- Wisconsin.............
Trade*Mars, and Labels obtained. Copy
rights registered.
tention to himself than any other
When within a mile of Vale on
man that has made his residence
Wednesday, 7th inst., the stage up-
in this city. He has given persona
It was on the lower road, and
who have never visited the West a
in making a sharp turn, a single-
a better idea of the manners and
tree broke and over she went spil-
customs of pioneer people than can
I ing out Bud Johnson and his pass-
Patents, Caveats and Trade-Mark« procured
be gained from books.
Application« Revived and Prosecuted
engers. Representative Napton was Rejected
All business before the U. 8. Patent Office at
The work relative to the reclam -
tended to promptly tor moderate fees, and no
somewhat scratched, and Bud had . I charge
made unless Palest Is secured Send tor
ation of arid lands for which con-
his left flhoulder difilocstcd. Three I •‘I n V entob *« gvidb .
gress appropriated 110,000 during
of Black Mana r rib« were broken.
the past session, devolves upon the
A \ ale surgeon fixed her, but Bud franklin h hough , waehisgtea, d . c .
Geological Survey.
drove down the next day and had
The management of this exten-
Dr. Bulling reset bis shoulder.—
sive work is under the immediate
Ontario Atlas.
charge of Capt. C. E. Dutton, of
the Survey, who is now actively or-1 The Free-Trade Spook, Minister STATE INSURANCE CO
ganizHig the necessary parties West, and Sectional Prejudice ap-
for its prosecution and collecting pears to be the trinity which puts
A gent .
the data necessary for practical Benjamin Harrison in the Presi- W. E GRACE
purposes. No better man could dential chair. Rum, Romanism,
have been chosen. His practical and Rebellion was the trinity that
B urns , O reoox .
knowledge and scientific attain- did the work the last time.—East
menta eminently fits him for this Oregonian.
wwrk, which will be of universal in-
You as a well-known Dem
tereat and value to the country.
ocrat, are hereby respectfully re
Establishment of reservoirs and
the utilising of the water of the name for the New X
▼ear,
mountains for the purpose of irri- 12.50, or 13
cation is deemed enti
Patents
EDUCATIONAL.
A METHODIST CHURCH
D.
W ashington city , D. u ,)
November 6, 1
F. A.N’OtiHWILL,
■UikviuT
CHAM. A. COU8WRLL,
This firm practices in the courts of the State,
and before the U. 8. Land Offlce. Any land
Office or other business entrusted to the
Grover Cleveland receive prompt attention.
President ..........
Vice-President.
i. F. ttsyara
of State
Cass. i.B. Fairchild
Secretary of Treasury
W.T. Vilas
Secretary oi interior
Wm. C. Endicott
Secretary of War
W.
Secretary of Navy ...............
»»• C. Whitney
Postmaster General
Don M. Dickinson
A. H. Garland
Attorney General
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j. E.
M c K innon
T. H. ROBERTS, P roprietor .
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