I. ADVERTISEMENTS.
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THE
HERALD
THURSDAY, JANUARY 31.18X1».
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICR, J
»w, Oregon, Ihjcembrr 81, 188x. )
HKRKBY GIVEN that thè f«»l
. aettler ha* «k-d notile of hi« in
«ke final pruof in «up|M»rt of hi«
«t aai'i pruof will be madv befure
H.UIXEY V ALLEY ITEMS,
or Kweiver at LakevUw. Urvg.ni.
. 1889, Vi«:
(¡«orge Bielle,
The Fast Is a Guaranty for the Future.
l.,r thè E1, <|< N E ur, Sec 17. A ►'-,
, T).3>.s, li :W, E. He ninne, tlle
Blanks for Final Proof Notices
heesesto prove hi, eonfluuotlN revi
in.l eultivelion uf , hì <1 lumi, vix: have been tilled out at this oilice
J, M. Ei:x<ier»ld, W. H. (.un. end Free of charge ever since it first
ai! ol Diamomi, Ursnt county, tir.
opened its doors in Harney valley,
A. F. SNELLINU, Regiiter.
Local News.
Painting.
Money Advanced
On Mutton Sheep. S worts A M il
To W hom it M ay C oncern :
I hereby respect/ully tender my ler will advance money on wethers
services as a Practical Painter to two years old and over, at the same
time taking bill of sale for sheep to
the citizens of Harney \ alley,
I be delivered after shearing; we pro
i House Painting a specialty. Sat-; pose to pay as much for mutton
' isf.iction guaranteed.
sheep as any dealer and give satis
W m . II. CULP.
faction.
S worts A M iller ,
Bure,, Or.
9-16
Burns, Or.
C iias W. P arrish has gone to
Salem to oppose the Harney Coun
ty bill. Mr. Parrish resides in Can
yon City.
— Burns Grand Masquerade Ball
Feb. 8th: tickets (including sup
per) $2.00; spectators 50c.; ladies
free.
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J —January leaves us to-day and
leaves many friends to mourn its
loss, as April rarely gives as fine
weather.
—Dr. Horton of Diamond, sub
scribed for a copy of Peterson’s
handsome magazine for Mrs. II. M.
Horton, and the Free Press and T he
H erald for himself for the ensu
ing year.
—One copy of the E ast O regon
H erald , done up in a wrapper rea
dy for mailing to friends abroad
10 cents, 3 copies 25 cents. Adver
tise the Harney country with the
truth, not with speculators’exagge
rations.
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This paper and the Detroit Free
Press 1 year for $3.
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Look over this paper. There are
valuable literary inducements of
fered to subscribers. Some of them
ought to suit you.
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—Closing out—Men’s Long Gum
Boots $5.00, at Stenger’s.
There i« a wide spread demand by all readers
and student« fora w ark that shall furnish com
pactly and attractively, all the isseiitia! facta
and KtatiwticH of the different regions of the
world and the races inbahiting it
All »his in
formation h«« been induHtriously «ought, care
fully tested and proved, and is brilliantly told
in one handy and hundxoiiie volume hv One«-
ime Keclus, the famous French geographer and
bHVUllt
The author ha« really succeeded to a surpris
ing degree in acconipli«bing hi« purnege. It 1«
a wonderful book and there ia none like it. It
is just what its title represents it to he— a book
all around the world—but it is the world xeen
through eye« of the largest intelligence and de
scribed with inimitable vigor, freshnesa sud
picturesque grace, combined with «tu<iioux ami
painstaking accuracy The result is the story
of the world The more the volumo is looked
into the greater in the sense of its wiue »cope
and it« masterly preparation
Attractive read- i
iug for the family gathered around the evening ,
lamp, it i« also a handy book for immediate re- |
ference fur the busy niau who would illuminate
his daily news with more accurate information
In brief, a great deal of hard work, painstak- ;
iug, and skill have gone into this work, which
is no catch-penny concern, presenting a hud
dled mas« of pitch-forked facta to the innocent
reader uuder preteuse of cyclopedic informa
tion It ia what it professeN to be: a short view
of all the people« and countri*R under the sun,
bo nnnnged aud digested that a great deal of
useful and interesting knowledge is packed
handily in u limited «pace While a child ;
would never tire of the fam inatiou uf the facts
illuminated by :.71 illustration« oi which 99 are
full-page, the must thoroughly read mun will
find on every page something, the importance
of which he uever fully realized until u geo
graphical expert presents it with scientific ef
fect ill attractive phraseology. The mail who
prepared this work is a genius in such effort.
There aie no weak spots ill it. The publishers 1
have done their best fur the mechanical part of |
the work and their enterprise leaves nothing to
be desired in that respect.
The J. Dewing Company, 818 Market st., Sail
Francisco. Cal. are the sole agents for the work I
this side of the Rocky Mountains, and all appli- i
cations fur agencies should be addressed them, j
THE HERALD READING ROOM
BURNS, OREGON.
HERALD OFFICE,
Open every day except Sunday, from 9 a in to 5 p in.
-♦)------
Every Lady and Gentlemen a welcome Visitor to this Free Read
ing Room.
and owing to care exercised at all
Pat. McGiBnit*.
times no mistake has been made.
Canyon
City News: The cage of
This
then
is
the
office
to
come
to
if
U nited S tates L and O ffice . I
rievr, Oregon, December 81, IttoH.I you want your work done correctly.
the State of Oregon vs. Pat McGin
HEREBY GIVEN that In compli
nis, appealed to the supreme court,
on. Commissioner’s Letter “G” of
T iie Burns Brass Band claim to
.. the follow ing named settler
has been set for hearing on Thurs
FROM PRINEVILLE TO BURNS.
ice of his intent! »n to make final be farther art-ay from a county seat
day, Jan. 31st. The main grounds
I»ort of his claim, and thi.t said
than
any
Band
in
the
United
ma le before the County clerk of
for the appeal were, we understand,
i. Oregon, at Canyon City, Or., on
States, and don’t forget the tickets
C. B BAKER. Sub-Contractor.
that the prisoner was brought into
89. vis:
to their ball next Friday night,
r Charles Ward,
the court room in handcuffs, con
leaves Prineville Mondays at 6 a m.
Arrives at Burns .Weduvadayn at 6 pm.
L of NE qr of NW, A Lot 1 Ser 19. A cost but 12.
Leaves Burna Thurtdava at 6 am.
Arrives at Prineville Haturda) a at 6 p iu.
trary to the statute. Considering
Fl’p :>0 S, It 82 E, and SE qr of SE qr.
B, R31 E. He names the following
the enormity of his crime it would
—Feb. 8: masquerade dance in
hrove his continuous rt aidenc e up
Jiva ion of. said land, viz: ( harks
have been recklessness on the part
Passenger Rates from Prineville to Burns, $7.50. Round Trip, $11 with 00*days delay.
Tickets $2.
. 11. G i « m » J. M. FitzGerald, a .d Burns.
of
the sheriff to remove the irons
L all of Ldiiniqud. Grunt county, Or.
—
Feb.
14:
grand
masquerade
A. F. SNELLING. Register.
even had he been ordered to, for the
ball at Harney. Tickets, $2.50.
prisoner had killed one officer, and
)OF.
— Feb. 22: grand ball in Burns.
attempted the life of the main wit
U nited S tates L and OipiciJ Tick, to, , 2.
ness. However, the supreme court
L*ke\ iew, Oregnii, December ‘.9, isss.I
will grant a new trial for the wretch
—The infant child of Mr. and
HEREBY GIVEN that the f«»ll<?w-
Late Issues of the Select Serie of 1’opu* !
on this small technicality.
ittler bus filed notice of hl« inten- Mrs. Cal Johnson of Burns was
lar American Copy-right Novel«.
e pi’oof in support of h - claim
AT P. F.STENGER’S, BURNS, OR
Senator's
Bride, by Mri. Alex. McVeigh Miller.
1 proof will be ina-’.e Before the very sick this week.
The Burns Brass Bind Masquer A Wedded Widow, by T. W. Hanshew.
c of Grant county, Oregon, a’
Vella Vernell, by Mrs. Sumner Hayden.
Or., on February 21, 1HS9, viz: ,
—Closing out—Dress goods, new,
ade Ball takes place in Robinson’s Bonnie
Jean, by Mrs. E. Burke Collins.
K. L. Belaliaw,
li yards wide, at 85e, formerly $1-
Brunette and Blonde, Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller
Hall,
at
Burns,
on
Friday
evening.
for the E’.. of SW qr «.v NW qr of
A Stormy Wedding, by Mary E. Bryan.
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of NW fir, Ser 22, Tp20, S. Il .9 E. 25, at Stenger’s.
Feb. Sth. Good music, good sup Gratin's Trials, by Lucy Randall Comfort.
» following witnesses to prove his
Will She Win? by Emma Garrison Jones.
A FURTHER DISCOUNT OF
per, and good management. Tick- The
irtfiideix e ui>on, and < ul<i\at i >n of /-w m. Farleigh of Harney, sold
Widow’s Wager, by R ush Ashleigh.
[yiz M. C. Brand, W. C. Sinith, of Win. Mattison of Seattle, W. T.,
Octavia's Bride, by CharlesT. Mnnneis.
ets$2.00;
spectators50c
;
ladiesfree;
Ji t*o.. Or., George Gilbert, C. P-. I.ew-
Badly Matched, by Helen Corwin Pierce,
, Grant county, Oregon.
four Yoke of steers at $50 a head.
Masks at W. E. Grace's Drug Store. lhe i'hantom Wife, by Mrs. M. A. Victor.
The Bride Elect, by Annie Ashmore.
A. F. SNELLING. Register.
—Pay 10c to have a copy of the
Florence Falkland, by Burke Brentford.
—Go to the stable of Roussel The
Virginia Heiress, by May Agues Fleming.
Times-Mountaineer containing the
yMBV land final rgooF,
sibyl'R Influence, by George Sheldon.
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ac-
Bros,
for
horse
feed
and
livery
House uf Secrets, by Mis. Harriet Lewis. 50 cts.
description of the Harney country,
commodations.
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Rosamond, by Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller.
U nited S tates L and O ffice J
sent East, and that 10c may return
Lakeview, Oregon. December SI, 1888.i
The price of the above books is 25 cents each,
On All Goods Now Held in Stock.
unless
otherwise specified, and will be sent by
NOTICE 1A HEREBY GIVEN that Chari«*» you many dollars.
From Boat Ford.
mail, postage free, on receipt of price. Men
ollarhi«!«* of Diamond, Grant countv. Or.
—Great Reduction in DrcssGoods
in filed noti< r of his intention to make pro.»,
—Yearly advertisers ot stock
E d . H erald : A slight fall of tlie tion T he H erald when ordering above booxs.
i hi« desert land claim, No. 220, ior the SE ar
. STREET d: SMITH. Publisher, New Yorn.
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brands in' T he H erald get inser “beautiful” in our illehe.
Nec 24, NE <(r of Nee 25, Tp 84, 8, K : I E: E% at N. .Brown’s.
RW qr. A Lx'« 3
4, Sec 29, E’s of NW qr «V
tions
of
stolen
and
strays
free.
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—
Thus.
Baker
and
Wm.
Catter-
—
Closing
out
—
Cloaks
at
$5.00,
A. F. & A. M.
'S. )<ili2 8ee ;o, T d :4, s . R «2 E, before the
sgiBter and Receiver at Lakeview, Oregon, $7.50, $9.00; formerly $9.50, $124)0,
—Remember Harney’s Grand son, who have been so ill of pneu Masonic brethren are hereby respectfully re
i Wedneadav. the 6th day of Mardi, 18X9. He
quested to meet at Bain's Hall, Harney, nt one
Mask Ball takes place on February monia at Devine’s, are able to be u’clocK, February 2d. By request of
imei the following witncsaca to prove the and $13.60, at Stenger’s.
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mplete irrigation and reclamation of said
S everal of the B rethren .
up and about again.
ricetoerflsd? Wip. Klcppvr, R. D. Cooper, J. M. 1 itz
—^Housekeepers can get a fine 14th, as advertised elsewhere.
raid, and W . IL Gam», all of Diamond, Grant
—
Dried
Peaches,
dried
Prunes,
—
Born,
Jan.
8,
1889,
to
Mr.
and
From
Silver
Lake—No. 2.
quality of Brewery Yeast cheap for
uuty, Uiagon.
n 17-8
A- F. SNELLING, Register.
cash from Mrs. Paul Locher, at the and all other Groceries, at closing Mrs. Doc Woods, a fine girl.
S
ilver L ake , Jan. 14.
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—The school at Boat Ford and
brewery north of this oilice. 9-tf. out prices, at Stenger's.
BURNS, OREGON.
)ESERT LAND FINAL PROOF.
—(’apt. Win. Geary of Ontario, the one at Saddle Buttes are pro E d . H erald : I arrived home the
—Miss Ray Thompson after quite was in town Sunday.
day
before
Christmas.
Had
a
very-
gressing finely.
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a long stay in Burns returned to
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Lfktview, Oregon, December 31, 1KSX.)
— Mark Embree is building a pleasant time during the holidays
—Closing out — Chain Pumps,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that ltichard her home in the country last week.
at Paisley.
house
on his place at Boat Ford.
. Cuwyar. of Diamond, (¡rant county. Or.,
won’t freeze, at Stenger’s.
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< I « «tied notice of intention to make proof on
—I am at my old home in Silver
—
Wash.
Harkness
gave
a
dance
—
Ladies
in
delicate
health,
and
• deeert land claim No. 185, for theSW qr of
the evening „ of [ Lake and have scon the most of my
e 1,4 ihe N W qr of Sec 17. Tp 31 S, R 32 E. : all who suffer from habitual consti-
in h s new house
1
Card of Thank«,
a name the following witnesses to prove the
old neighbors and friends.
Jan. 18th.
mplete irrigation and reclamation of said [ pation. will find the pleasant Cali
DRUG STORE
nd: Wm. Klepper, Chaz. Dollarhide, W. H. fornia liquid fruit remedy, Syrup
Mrs. P. F. Stenger, in the ab —Married Jan. 17th, at the resi —The scarlet fever has spent its
ira, and J. M. Fitzgerald, all of Diamond,
W.
E.
GRACE,
P
roprietor
,
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BURNS, OREGON
sence
of
her
husband,
requests
T
he
dence of the bride’s parents, by fury, and the general health is
of Figs, more easily taken and
ant county, Oregon.
n 17 s
A. F. SNELLING, Rcgiater.
more beneficial in effect than any H erald to present her thanks to Rev. T. V. B. Embree, Robt. J. J. good.
—Tin. Schroder has paid me a
other remedy. It acts promptly i each and every citizen in Burns, Weeks and Mrs. Laura McLean.
IEXTLAND FIXAI. PROOF.
—At a school meeting nt Boat visit since my arrival. She will
yet gently on the bowels, kijnevs. who so promptly and effectively
DEaler in
w. om
U nited S tates L and Orncr,» liver, and stomach, and docs not responded to the alarm of fire from Ford school house, Jan. 18, Wm. move to Thompson valley in about
Laxeview, Or., December 31, ixn.8, |
For sale by their residence last Monday night. Clark was elected director vide a month.
DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PROPRIE
•TOTICE IB HEREBY GIVEN that William sicken or debilitate.
leuprrof Diamond, <>rant ctmutv. ormron, all druggists.
—Our little town has improved
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Also, to state that all who find Wm. Page.
TARY ARTICLES, PATENT MEDI
s filed notit e of his intent Ion to make proof
—Wm. Meglemre is reported ill considerably.
hi« desert land claim Xc, 216, for SE qr of
—Geo. W. Farleigh of Drewsey their buckets used on that occasion
ir of See 24. Tp 34, S R 31 E: E‘, of
CINES, FLAVORING EX
ending
—We had a very good school,
missing, can have them replaced at Devine’s.
l«t2 Sec 19: E‘2 of SW qr
Lois 3 was in town Friday.
p 34. s R 32 E, before the Regis»er
B
ee .
11 stock
TRACTS, DIAMOND
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but
all
of
a
sudden
the
teacher
ex
bv
applying
to
Mr.
Shaw
at
the
r at Lakeview, Oregon, on Tuesdav.
—Make up your fall list of read
Hard
¿of March, 1889. Ho ñamen the f<»l-
hibited signs of insanity and taken
Stenger store.
DYES AND FINE TOILET SOAPS.
From Prairie City.
n to prove the com pie e irriga- ing matter and join T he H erald
on of
to Lake view for treatment.
mation ofsuid land: R. 1). < ooi>- club for cheap rates.
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rUide, J. M. Fitzgerald, and W.
E d . H erald : A little snow fell
LN DIH
— Direct my paper to Silver
Diamond, Grant county, Oregon.
The Minneapolis Housekeeper YesterdaY, 23d.
—E. A. King requests us to state
IIAIR
AND
TOOTH
BRUSHES, CBOMS, SHOUI.
■*vF'WEI.TIXG, RéiflifHr.
Lake,
which
will
be
my
future
that his saw-mill is now in readi well-known as a leading ladies’ pa —Stock looking well in this part
home.
DER BRACES. FANCY
per,
being
justly
the
housekeeper
’
s
ness
to
accommodate
the
public
new to - day
of the valley.
—The weather is cloudy and fog
with lumber of every description favorite, has just been received, and
ARTICLES, PERFUMERY, BOOKS AND
— We have few fights now as we gy, and the ice on Silver Lake is
n NAL proof .
its
pages
are
filled
with
choice,
on demand; and will not be under
have a good constable.
STATIONERY.
three inches thick.
sold by any lumber firm. Orders readable matter. Among its many
—Pneumonia is causing some
U nited S taten L and O ffice , i
—
Stock
is
looking
very
well.
Lake view, Oregon, January 17, JXbS)
solicited.
50-tf interesting articles are “Cooking sickness in town.
—In conclusion, let me say that
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that lhe fol.
—The Toledo Blade is on our Lessons for Young Housekeeper’s,”
—Tom Howell has sore throat.
EVIEW, Vlrg-nauicd
wing-named settler has
hit« filed noth e of hi« in-
on my last visit to your country I
ntion to make final pr.»« f in Bupp« rt of his desk and readers will find it on file by Juliet Corson, principal of the
—
IlenrY
Chambers
is
clerking
in
aim. and “^*1
thn said proof will be made before:
P ure B randies ,
P hysicians P iik - i
was more favorably impressed with
e Coun:jr Juc
H erald and New York Cooking School; and a Durkheimer’s store.
hdge of (¡rant county Oregon, or in in the reading room.
W
ines a L iquors
SCRIPTIONS
CARE—I
a al sear* t>, efore tlie County ( Jerk of (»rant t o
your
valley
and
its
future
prospects
series
of
Home
Kindergarten
in
Blade one year only $3.
—Julius Durkheimer nnd Ike than ever. It is destined at no dis
xuuR stUCanyQB -e?lt
X Oregon March 13. l>8’, viz:
■Jty.
for
Medicinal
pur
FULLY
COMPOUND
struction
to
mothers.
Other
de
__ «iobert S. Wilchen, •
Baer have gone to Baker CitY on tant day to be heavily populated,
—A small stockman's tax this
ED, by Experienc-4
poses, constantly
F. No. .W. for the EU of NF.’i. NE’< of SE>4 year is $32.50, while another with partments are devoted to the care
1WU Of BE1 4,
«, Sec
rcu •. •-•», ». Tp
ip .0,
.V, b, R
IV . 5 E
r . Ht*
lie
ed Pharmacist.
on hand.
and settlers are driving and riding
of ;nfants, dress, the toilet, home business.
M ore A non .
me« the following
owing u
m i nesscs
nessve to prove his con- five times as much stock is only
uou*re*Mvi mee upon, u: dcultivât on of, said
decorations, house furnishing, all
—Wm. H. Culp, us our renders over many places unnoticed that in
id, vlx: C. W. Met lain, Je. Lamb, ( bailes $18.00!
kinds of art and fancy work, etc. Its will see in thisNo. of T he H erald , short time will be the abode of well-
oe«. and Ed. L Meflurd,of Drewsey, Grant cuun
—Mrs. Embree and Miss Roberts literary matter is by the best au offers his services as house painter, to-do families. Men are leaving
Oregon.
ILITT.
1 S1-I0
A. F. SNELLING, Register.
were visiting in Burns Saturday.
thors. The letters from the “Sis to the citizens of the Harney coun 160-acrc claims there who may re
GLASS, PUTTY,
—I’. F. Stenger started to Baker ters,” “Young Folks’ Talks,” “Que try, in need of such work, and every . turn in a few years and be unable
inaction re •WH FWOF.
KALSOMINE,
PAINTS, PAINT BRUSHES,
it) Monday morning on a business ries and Replies,” form a never man owning wooden structures ofto ”l,y “»J* <*cr,‘S- They are letting
■?
j IV nutf . d S tates i
ìiiide , )
I rip.
VARNISHES, COAL OIL.
ceasing source of interest.
any kind should not be sparing of the golden moment slip, and that
K(»regoli. Juuuary 17. !*<*. |
r
i forever, for m
in a <1 ohnrt
short limn
time Ilin
the iron
iron
iOTlCM lipiEREHY/GlVEN that tliefollou-
The Housekeeper is a large 16- paint.
—Mrs. J. B. James of Harney,
R azors and all kinds of pocket cutlery
;-n*med **tli''r bus tilv.i iK>ti<<-.,f inn ¡n<-n-
horse will be snorting through your
D to UiakA^.'inl proof in support of hi« clahn is quite sick, Dr. Embree in atten page semi-monthly, and its 24 num
nr.'of 'vili ì><) ma<ie befure he dance.
vallev; and then it will be “Good-
“The Virginia Heiress.”
bers cost only $1.00 a year—the
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»f Grati* • .'Untv, Oregon, ut < a -
by, Susan Jane” to those that let
>n, un Mar- h lith, 1881», viz
price commonly charged hv all the
—
On
Tuesday,
Jan
29,
Judge
readers
admire
a
pleas-
Story
renderli
who
pleas*
AGENT FOR D r . HORNE’S ELEC
w*r<l M. Mrirord,
leading papers
which
come • hut
once
antly wrivwil,
written, yw
yet vigorous
and ill»;*
life the opportunitv pass.
T»
•
.
.
I ¡ IIIIVIV
VAKVTVUD Ulivi
[far thè NW qr, of SW qr, See S2, Parker united John F. Rice anti
TRIC BELTS A TRUSSES.
G eo . C. D uncan .
I U remiuinu are given to , like
ik/ narrative
narrative of a g tlesh-and-blood
ltegh.an(l.blood
I E, and Lui« :: A 4, nnd NI;, uf >W Miss Maggie Clark in marriage. a month.
i, S. R . E. Hr iiain«« he follow-
subscriliers. among them the fa heroine, who talks and acts as many
FINE ASSORTMENT OF THE
Fto prove hih continuali« resi ‘enee All of Grant county.
VALE,
Nltivation of, «ni»! land, xiz: Jo.
mous “Buckeye Cookery.” a com self-willed beauties are inclined to
Grand Burns Ball.
—Mrs. J. C. Parker was indis plete
ez Jones, C. W. .Mcelai: , Robert
BEST SPECTACLES AND EYE-GLASSES,
cooking book of 535 pages, in talk and act, will find much to en
Drew«ey. Grant co, Oregon.
posed several days last week.
FEBRUARY
22n,
1889.
water-proof
cloth
binding
Last
BEST
QUALITY OF TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
A. F. 8NKLLING, Rrgister
—R J. Williams was in Burns year Mrs. J. N. Sackett, of Bould tertain them in Mrs. May Agnes
FLOOR
COMMITTEE:
WFRESH NUTS and CHOICE CANDIES.
Saturd.ii. renewed his subscription er. Col . t< ok 1st prize ($300), for Fleming’s story of “The Virginia
is the short-lived ro-J
ro J asper M c K innon . ^ W ilbon .
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to T he H erald and
s<-ri!>ed for the largest onion raised from reed Heiress.” It ¡8
I
J. if. M eadows .
U nited S tates L and O ffice , i the great New York we< kly. The
mantic dream of a young woman of
idays a
given as a premium. Send 2-cent culture and refinement, accustomed
view, Oregon, Jsnuan :.i, 1889.i
PRICES AH REASONABLE AH THOSE OFFERED 11V ANY
HEREBY GIVEN that the follow- World, for himself, ami Peter-ot.'s stamp to the “Housekeeper. Minne-
committee on invitation :
aturda
OTHER LINE OF BUSINESS IN THIS SECTION.
tier has tiled notice < i hip imen-
to all the luxuries of wealth, whose BURNS— M A. Moms, l.r.r. CAI.UWSLI.
pna! proof in support of hip < iairn, Magazine for his wife.
apo'is, Minn ,” for sample copy ar <l mental vision at first docs not range B>AT
FORD—B ent E mbree , N. A. C lark .
proof will be made before the
—Our readers will . e sorry to premium list sup,dement, which
ItF.F.K — N K •* T. 1.KWIM, T. J. SHIKLDM
Am now better able than ever to meet the demands of the country in
«»f Grant co.. Or., or in hia uh-
STARK
1-eyond the rose-colored haze ot the SILVER«
HARNEY—J.c. Bu< kland ,R obt D rinkwatkr .
litjr Clerk of Graut co., or., at learn we cannot accommodate tjielii give lots of reading and full particu
¡Or., on March 17ih, lfiss. viz
my line, anti am truly thankful for the liberal patronage I have received
honey-moon;
but
she
at
length
de
Best ot Music on this Occasion.
with
T
he
H
ehald
and
weekly
Ex
lars.
binni W. Stephen*,
scends from the clouds of the lov TICKETS - (sup|*r inelu.DG) - $2.00 in the past, and I well know that the only proper way to merit the con
for the SE qr of Sec 4, Tp 24 a. aminer at $3 as advertised on first
extended toall who read this no
ers’ dreamland, with eves wide Invitation tice
names the following witneaaes to page, as that low rate referred to
and their friends.
tinued patronage and good will of the entire public is by fair and inqxir-
From Silver Lake.
tinnoua resilience upon, ami t uiti-
open,
and
stares
the
startling
fact
L land, viz: Marion storiner. Cal. campaign subscriptions alone—the
tial dealings with all classes.
S
ilver L ake , Jan. 13.
er Marc. Harry McClure, all of
in
the
face
—
she
has
married
a
price for the two papers is 4 3.25.
county, Oregon.
En H erald : Holidays passed poor man ! He is pot only poor—
A. F. SNELLING Begister. I
x-—Pansies are blooming in Mrs. oft- very quietly, on account of so * far
L»nr» fkiaf*
irt t.lu‘ 11**0-
far ifnron
worse ♦ than
that;. liP
he is^the
asao-j '
Haskell’s pretty llower-beds in the much sickness.
ciate of “men who dress for dinner |
yard. There is only a light cover
—Scarlet fever is still raging; one by taking off their coat« and dining
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
ing of litter over them. It is now new case this week.
I in their shirt-sleeves.” Street &
the last day in January and Mrs.
— Doc. Buick and wife are slowly Smith are the publishers of this
Grace has in our office five pots of improving.
A. NW EEK.
clever story, which is No. 1
BURNS, OREGON.
GEO. MuGOWAN.
plants in full leaf and as thrifty
—G. C. Duncan, who has been their Select Series.
IRNEY-AT-LAW.
looking as in the summer—the tea- visiting the Harney country for the
rose Madam de Brahante. present- past two months, returned to Silver
VON CITY. OREOOS
Agent for Htaver A Walker, wholesale dealers la
Carrand ^Ball
e-d by the Bloomington Nursery Lake last week looking hale and
over a year ago, is putting a full hearty.
EN MASQUERADE
foliage of young leaf-buds.
WAGONS, BUGGIES & CARRIAGES
—Mr. Gorden has erected
_______
a new
AT
—The residence of P. F. Stenger dwelling house in Paulina City,
Harney, Oregon,
took fire from an accident on Mon which looms up at a distance.
P. Cresap,
IM
day evening alout 8 o’clock. The
—Stockmen are driving their cat
A Pleasing Sense o» ’health I
e «sortment of Barbcdine ware— citizens turned out and through in tle and horses to the low deserts, DRINKWATERS NEW HOTEL
, whi< h for beauty of design and telligent and untiring effort extin on account of great scarcity of
and Strength Renewed and
Thursday Kve. Frbraary 14. ’HO.
equal. A fine Rue (and In all
guished it; the result was one bed water.
of Ease and Cum fori
COMMITTBEO« IXVITATION
room badly damaged, the contents
—We are having fine weather for
Follow* tho ase of flyrup of Fig*, ax it
of one linen closet almost all de this time of the year. Plenty time Geo. McGowan. Tex. Sillman,
SAIC WARE.
fixU geutl/.on tao
stroyed, and all the wearing apparel yet for snow storms.
Burns.
For I«*», and secure a full volume of numbers
K idneys , L iver
B owels
ul Glass Ware in another damaged where not' —Thompson, of the firm of Bald Wm. Coatsworth, L. B. Baker,
CHEAPEST ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE IN THE WORLD.
ETactually < kan«ing the RywUm wheu
Harney.
Coalivu or B.lious Jliapeibug
» AND JEWELRY. burned up. Although all the par win A Thompson, skipped the coun
Twelve Art Supplements,
lor. dining-room and bed-chamber try one day last week, taking with
FUMlR MAX4UKM:
Colds,
Headaches and Fevers
The man of information ft contain« rovefv the entire Pacific Northwest completely
rigar*—Pipe«, and Meerschaum furniture was carried out into the
him the “sack.” with between 4300 Wm. Alberson. James Leaser,
and don’ii with all subjects of Intervet to th« ««• sec a Ing In formation of this region For the
lty, warranted. Oyaient. Har
an ! ¡«cnu^ucntly curing
street by the twenty-five or thirty and $400; also, $70 belonging to
L. B Baker.
currant >ear THE WENT SHORE will surpass In excellence the volume Just ch ard, and will
kers. all fresh. Soaps, beat
HABITUAL VOMSTITATXOW
men present, nothing was injured others, and Milt Enierie’s horse and
be a complete exponent of the rraourree of, and a careful chronicler of al! new enterprises
I Yra«t Powders—every boriy
of ImopriaiK e In. the entire region embra< rd within the limits of Oregon. U ««Kington. Mon
except by the fire as above men I rank U est’s saddle. He went out gB^Very Best of Music will be without weakening or irritating the or
w a prize worth from ‘Jic
tana.
Idaho. British • < »In in bi a, and Alaska, together with a multitude of supurb engraving*
gan« on whfell it acta.
Furnishr-d.^pg
tioned. The efficiency of T he H er early Wednesday morning to hunt
of a- enery, rilles. Industries, etc of the countries dm« r 1 I mm I
Full Une of School
For Bale in 50« en«l *1.00 Bottle* by
All elegant rngrm ing«, in colors or lima, will lie leaned, ofie with es« h number. 1 hear aup-
ald force-pump was tested on the his horse, and was to be back that
all I. • m «!!** I>ru<*i*te.
p emrui« are |7x 3 Inches In alar, and represent some obfert of grtirrel Interest or some tea
>ka, and Stationery
Grand March at 7:30 o’clock.
tore of the Maguifl« ent Scviwry of the West, and will alone be worth the inagailne a price
■A*r>A. n red a»K »v tub
occasion, and if a dozen of the same night But. according to all human
'of alldrsrripHwn«.
Yon raanot do without THE WEnT MIOItE for 1*» <>*l>$2
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CALIFORNIA HG SYRUP 00
sort could be put up in the town, it probability.” he is still hunting his Tn kets , including «upper--- 42.50
Older« from
tfs. nl beyond the limbs of the rnited Mates. Mexi«o. of < Inada, single copies 2fte Address
iwmftly «nd correctly filled 1-1 y would greatly 1- ssen the fear of fire. horse.
spectators . aup|*r included, 41.001 L otittul K t.
S ilver L ake .
Haw Yean. K Y.
L SAM (’EL pt bijrheii , PORTLAND, OREGON.
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