L ADVBUTISEMENTS /—Grant Thompson of Crane —T. H. Roberts went to Harney creek, is putting in 100 acres of Tuesday, and is greatly pleased grain. T1H IWDAY. MAUCH 7. lHSH. with the citizens’ evident determin­ —Go to the stable of Roussel ation to build up their town, now Bros, for horse feed and livery ac­ the opportunity is given them. Local News. commodations. —John Robinson, one of the pop­ ular barbers of Burns, has arrange- —AUCTION—at Stenger’s every ed to establish his shop in Harney. Saturday. His first load of furniture went over —Marion Bunyard’s Ball comes Tuesday. off March Sth. —D. A. Cawllield has put in 50 '—Monday, February 5th, Peter French, we are informed, lost two acres of grain. —Great Reduction in Dress Goods stacks of hay by fire; supposed to be the work of an incendiary. The at N. Brown’s. - —Applications for final proof house of Haydon Smithson, living made out free at T he H erai . d office. at Rockford, on the Blitzen, was I —Mr. Maupin on the Byrd ranch also, destroyed by fire on that, or was busy putting in grain last week. the preceding night. /¿-The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Pleasing Sense 0» Health —Charles l’auman, everybody John Robinson of Burns, was very anil Strength Renewed and knows “Charley, the Carpenter,” sick this week. of Ease and Comfort —Two cases choice Pie Fruit— does all kinds of carpentry at fair at AUCTION—at Stenger’s—Satur­ prices. If you want a house built, Follows tho use of Syrup of Figs, as it acts gently on the days, 9th and 16th. furniture made, or any kind of car­ —J. P. Crowley four miles from penter or joiner work done in a neat K idxkts , L ivek & B owels Cleaning the System when Harney, is seeding 50 acres with and workmanlike manner, send in ETectually Costive or Bilious, Dispelling grain. your orders to Chas. Bauman. Colds, Headaches and Fevers —All who know themselves in­ and permanently curing debted to N. Brown will please come The Guide. HABITUAL CONSTIPATION forward at once and settled up. - You want a guide for shrubs and flowers; without weakening or irritating the or­ x— Janie Adams and George Whi­ For fifteen cents we’ll send you ours gans on which it acts. ting returned from Wheatlands, For eighteen eighty-nine. For Sale in 50c and 81.00 Bottles by all Landing Druggists. Cal.,,one day last week after an ab­ We’ve much enlarged, revised it through. MAXI.’!’A ri’RED ONLY BY TUB Both in its shape, and type its new; sence of several months. Three colored plates and frontispiece too, CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP 00 X-Chas. Foley was moving his And elegant design. S an F rancisco , C al ., L oulsmlle . K y . N ew Y ork . N Y. cattle Sunday, from the valley to Each flower will illustrated be, I the hills where the grass is good. Each vegetable novelty— The boos is practically free— The stock is in good condition. All copies will contain — Mr. and Mrs. Cal Johnson Certificate will procure moved this week to the John Adams The price of that Guide in seeds, ’is sure, grain ranch; the latter and Mr. J. Siksenil and you’ll obtain Harper’s Magazine, will work the place together this The largest and best seed Catalogue in the world. James Vick, Seedsman, Rochester, season. ILLUSTRATED. —Ten Dress Patterns—at AUC­ New York, N. York. TION—at Stenger’s—Saturday. II vkper ’ s M agazine is the most u eful, Dance at Blitzen. entertaining, ami beautiful periodical in the —“No foolishness this time.” 1 world. the attractions tor 1889, will Mrs. Dunn gave a dance at the be a new Among have accommodated my friends novel—an American story entitled “ Jupiter Lights ’ ’ —bv Constance F. Woolson residence\>f Mr. Handley on 22d whenever called upon. Now, I of Shakespeare’s Comedies by need money and must settle up my ult., and it proved most enjoyable illustrations E. A. Abbev; a Series of articles on Russia, outstanding accounts, and that occasion. Everybody it is said was illustrated by T. de Thulstrup; papers on the Dominion of Canada, and a character­ right away. T ex . S illman . there. f Dancing commenced r.t an istic serial by Charles Dudley Warner; three “Norwegian Studies” by Bjornstsjerne —E. A. King requests us to state early hour, and was kept up at a Bjcrmon, illustrated ; “Commodus“ a his­ that his saw-mill is now in readi­ ! torical play bv the author of “Ben-IIur,“ ii ness to accommodate the public lively pace until supper was an­ lustrated by j, R. Weguelin, etc. The edi­ torial departments are conducted by with lumber of every description nounced by the hostess. George William Curtis, William Dean How­ on demand; and will not be under­ Dancing was resumed and kept ells, and Charles Dudley Warner. sold by any lumber firm. Orders up till 7 o’clock a m. Music was HARPER’S PERIODICALS: solicited. 50-tf furnished by Chas Richardson of At AUCTION—at Stenger’s—on ¡Diamond, and Ralph Brown ofl Per Year: Saturday—many “Ictus” that you $t.dn HARPERS MAGAZINE ! Blitzen. want. HARPER’S WEEKLY !.<*> HARPERS 1.00 BAZ A It Among those present your corres- —Tho annual school meeting of j HARPERS YOCNG PEOPLE 2.00 I noted: ! pondent Postage Free to all Subsc ribers in the district No. 13 was held Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Dunn, United States, Canada, or Mexico. 4th inst., for the purpose of electing ' Mr. and Mrs. E. Oliver. Mr. and Mrs. Dee Lumbert, The volumes of the Magazine begin with one director and clerk, also, to levy Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Seward, the Numbers for June and December of and Mrs. W. II. Ruder, each year. When no time Is sneeitied, sub­ a tax. J. C. Welcome was elected Mr. M r. and Mrs. (’. S. Johnson, scriptions will begin with the Number cur­ to serve three years; Leon M. J. II. Cornutt and Mrs. Parker, rent at time of receipt of order. THE LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS. piNAL PROOF. .is» or«i<«. < gon, January 17, 1880$ Y GIVEN that the foi- • filed notic e of his in- pr.o.f in support of his f will be made before nt county Oregon,or in Jounty < lerk of Grant co Match 13, 1889, via: Willchen, Uof NE« 4. NE'iof HE«t J&, i p J), 8, R : a E. lie fitnesses toprove hiscon- , and cultivation of, said {lain, Jo. Lamb, Charles Lof Drewsey, Grant eoun- ■■í. SNELI I' ia dater. 11 pboof . ‘Lb LES E U nited — S tates L and O ffice , ) Lakeview, Qgeg'Xi, January 17, 1889.1 aB 1« HEREBY GIVEN that the follow- Rud settler hMfih' i notice of his intvn- «¿ake final proof in support of his claim said proof Will be mude before the > lersof Granfcounty, Oregon, at Cau- Oregon, ou M>< ltdw'r» M. Meirord. R12H. for tha 8W qr, of sw or. See 32. M K, an* I/’ts ‘ * I. mi‘1 N'.. rp21,B. R 86, E. Jle names hie folio w- —eg to prove his continuous residence of, said lumi. Jo. < . W. Mc('lai.i, Robert Grant co, Oregon. SNELLING. Register S tater L and O ffice ,• gon, January 17, 1889.$ GIVEN that the follow- B’ed notice >>f his inten- fin support of his claim, ill be made before the int co., or., or in his ab- ________ rk of Grant co., Or., at ,0rMan Murcli 18.11, 1889. viz: Thomas W- Stephens, U nited . states L and O ffice , ( Lakeview, Oregon, February 6, 1889,$ NOTICE IS HEIlEBYGlVENthatthefollow- ing uamvd settler has tiled notice of his inten­ tion to make final proof in support of iiis claim, and that suid proof will be made before the • uunts 1 lerk of Grant county. Oregon, nt < an yon City, Or., on April 4th, 1889, viz: Samuel Overlander, 1>. 8. No. 3257. for the N‘a of SE qr and Lots 8 A: 9. Sec 1, Tp 21, 8, R 33 E. He naim s the fol­ lowing witnesses to prove hi* continuous resi­ dence upon, mid cultivation of said land, \ iz: James F. Morrison, O. J. Dnrst, G. W. Farleigh, and Jas. Sturdevant, all of Drew sey,Grant coun ty Oregon. A. F. SNELLING, Register. Feb 21-13 pTNAL PROOF. U nited S tates L and O ffice J Lake view. Or., February 6, 1889, j NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN tliat the follow­ ing-named settler has filed notice of his iuten- dou to make final proof ¡1 supjMirt of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the County Clerk of Grant county, Oregon, at Car- von Citv, Or., on April 5th, 1889, viz: David Miller, D. S. No. 2218, for the SE qr of NW qr, anil Lot 5, Sec 6, Tp 20, S R 34 E, and E’a of SE qr, See 1, Tp -0, S R 33’a E. He names the following wit­ nesses to prove his continuous residence upon, ami cultvation of. said land, viz: A. J. Alpnin, R. Drake. J. M. Blevins, and («. W. Farleigh, all of Drewsev, Grant county, Oregon. Feb 21-13 ’ A. F. SNELLING, Register. pi SAI. ¡'ROOF. UxiTkh h » ates L and Ornes,| Lakeview, Or., February 7th, 1889.$ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the follow- ing-named settler has filed notice of his inten­ tion to uiukc final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the Register or Receiver, at Lakeview, Oregon, on Apiil 9lh, 1889, viz: Thomas Ashmore, D. 8. No. 2C73, for the SE qr, See 11, Tp 87 S R 86 E. He names the following witness', s to prove his continuous residence upon, ami cultivation of said land, viz: R. Carpenter, R. B. Fream, Frank Winters, and L. C, chamberlain, all of P. O. Fort McDermitt, Hum bolt co., Nevada. Feb 21-13 A. F. SNELLING, Register. piNAL PROOF. U nited S tates L and O ffice , / 730, for thel PE qr of See 4, Tp 24 8, Lakeview, Oregon, February 7th, 1889,$ jDamaa the following witnesses to cofttinttOlM residem e upon, and culti- NOTH E IS HEREBY GIVEN that the follow­ said land, viz Marion stormer, Ual. ing-named settler has filed notice of his inten­ Homer Mace, Harry McClure, all of tion t<» make final proof in support of his claim, ami that said proof wlli be made before the ant county, Oregon. Register and Receivei, at I.akevic Oregon, on <. F. SNELLING Register. I April 9th, 1889, viz: 1 j . C. Chamberlain, H. E. No. 767, for the SW qrSe^ 0 j p 37, S, R 36 E. He iuunc6 the following t,;...esses to prove PROOF. his continuous resilience upon, and cultivation of said land, viz: Thomas Ashmore, Frank Win- Ukltn S t . r: - I asi , "r: - teis, R. B. Fream. and K. Carpenter, all of P. u. ikeview, Oree- n. Jimuary is. issm Fort McDermitt, Humboldt county, Nevada. t 18 HEREBY GIVEN that the follow- Feb 21-13 A. F. SNELLING, Register. d saltier has tii* <11 • >4 his ake anal prooi in support of his claim, rill be made before the pINAL PROOF. ter and...... Ivor, at Lake vie »v, Oregon ; -Oth, 1880, viz U nited S tates L and O ffice , 1 Lakeview, Oregon, February 7, lb«9. | Henry C. Lambert, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN" that the follow­ 2151, forth* w’.; of NE’.,, A N’a of HE ing-named sei tier Lus filed no! i< e of his inten­ \Tp30 8, R33 E. He names the fol- tion to make final proof in support of his claim, .L^negacs toprow Ion < <>iniiiii.'iiB hhi and that suid proof will be made before the aKpn, and cultivation of. said lauti, viz: Register ami Receiver, at Lakeview. Oregon, Miranda, Albert Ves:ul, Charles Dur- on April 10th, 1889, viz: McCoy, all oi Diamond, Grant Coun- K. B. Fream, II. E. No. 98:, for the NW «; r Sec 10, Tp 37, S, R A. F. SNELLING. Register. 0u| 3’i, E. He names 11m following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cul­ tivation of, raid land, viz: Thomas Ashmore, R. Carpenter, Frank Winters, and L. c. Cham ft CULTURE. berlain, P. <>. Fort McDermitt, Humboldt co., tear' Nevada. Feb 21-13 A. F. SNELLING, Register. U nited S tates L and O ffice ,./ Lakeview, Oregon, January 4, 1889.1 AINT having been entered at thlsof- . Wlntermeiei against Frederic k Vie- NEW TO-DAY. \ )i failure to comply with law it* to ulture Entry No. 730, dated June 8th, n Lota 14 2, and E’a < f SW1.,, Sec 7, 32 E, In Grain county. Oregon, with a ie cancellation of *ai, xiz: J. <>. Buaynrcl, D. S. No. 114,. for tlie 8’a of NE qraud Lots land 2 of hoc. r, Tp. u, 8, of R. ¿9 E. He PROOF. | names thu following witness.« to prove hi? ciintitiuousresidence upon, ami cultimtion of I said land, viz: G. W. Thompson, S. Goocispeed, U nited S tates L and O ffice ,) Annie II. Ward, and T. 8. Uaison, ail of Harney, or. January 30, 1888. i Harney couuty, Oregon. I ? 18 IJULeTfew, HEREBY GIVEN that the follow Meh 7-15 A. F. SNELLING. Register. d oettier has tiled notic e of h s intcn- tko Bnal pro.- in support of his claim, unty Clem of Grunt county, Oregon, said proof will bv made before the WOI"teUte oi Grant county, Oregon, or in piNAL PROOF ce the Counts Clerk of Grant co.. Or., i City,Of., on March 28th, 1889 viz: U nited S tates L and O ffice . | Lakeview, Oregon, February 20, 1888.$ Jaaaekr. Duncan, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the fol­ lowing named settler has filed notice of his in - NW qr of Sec 11, Tp 21 S, R tention to make final proof in support of his cst *«.•? mimea Ihn followii • uiiesse* to claim, ami that said jTYoof will be made before ri'sitience upon and culti- the County Clerk Grant county, Oregon, at Can- Mid tend, vi’ 'I H. Mu< e, Bart ( ro yon City, Oregon, on April 18th, 18&9, viz: Cole, and C. W. Jones, all of Burns, Miss Annie U’nid, tew IfhlO m the records of this of- I). S. No. 2289, for N> » of NE qr, 4 E’3of NW‘„ s are claimed adveisely see30. Tp .4s, R; i f . He name» ihe following orb D. S. No. 2964, he is here- witnessvs to prove his continuous residence up at said time and place, on, ami cultivation of. said land, viz: G. W. he may have to the ap- Thumps n. J. o. Bunyard, George McDowell, and J. H. Ward, all of Harney Grant county, Or. James E. Dunean. Meh 7-15 A. F. SNELLING, Register. . SNELLING, Register. N HIRNS ADVERTISEMENTS. HERALD I P.mwn wiq ploetoil rlnrk • l,rown Wd8 eieciLU C1C1K, nrul n. 4- RIIU a** i mill tax voted. I rU1 ■»p liitrb nnsdticm nttnin^rl find ine niSn posiuon auaineu ana ! \ ant] universal acceptance and I Joseph Gill and Miss Blanch Cl.irk, E. M. Drake and Miss MaggieS.nitli, Wm. Helmic and Miss Cassie Seward, Geo. Smith and Mhs Hattie Bunvard, Presley Smith and Miss Anna Come^ys, Vv’m. Buffington and Miss Dorn Com ins, Chas. Comegys and Miss Laura Stanclift, Mesdames Bunyard, Lambert, Comegys, Bussy, and Cornins. Messr l P. Winegar, Taylor Simmons, Chas. Wilshire, Geo. Frye, C. Howard, II Lambert, McLaughlin, ( lair Brown, Jos. Dees, J. Fitzgerald, (’. Adams, N. Nelson, G. Wilshire, Wm. Dunn, Frank', George and Ted Dunn. A. N. <’. Bound volumes ot Harper’s Magazine, for three years bacK, in neat cloth binding, will be-ent by mail, post-paid, on receipt of $3 per volume, (’loth ( uses, f< r binding, <50 cents each—by mail, post-paid. Index to Harper’s .Magazine, Alphabeti­ cal, Analytical, and Classified, (lor Volumes 1 to 70, inclusive, from June, 1850 to June, 1885, one vol. Cloth, |L00. Remittances should be mmlebv Postoffice Money Order, or Draft, to avoid chance of loss. Newspapers are not to copy this adver­ tisement without the express order of Har­ per A’ Brothers. Address HARPER & BROTHERS, New York. T he H erald and Magazine, |5.00^ approval of the pleasant liquid fruit remedy Syrup of Figs, as the most excellent laxitive known, illustrates the value of the qualities on which its success is based and are abun­ SliecplicrtlcrH Wanted. dantly gratifying to the California Fig Syrup Company. Two sheepherders wanted imme­ diately. Address 1889 —Mrs. Demaria received a letter , I’. F. S tenger , Burns. ■ from Couse creek near Walla Walla Harper’s Weekly, last week, containing the accoun- From Silver Creek. j of the death of the child of a half- —Health generally good. I L L U S T R A TED. brother. The mother rode to the —Some eases of colds; T. J. H arper ’ s W eekly has a well established Lburial of her sister's child, on horse­ plaee us the leading illustrated newspaper in Shields’ children are among those America. The fairness of its editorial com­ back, and after alighting with her ments on current politic s has earned for it the so victimized by weather changes. respect of all impartial readers, and the variety baby in her arms, the horse threw and excellence of its literary contents, which include serial and short stories by the best and piNAL PROOF. —Stock looks well. his head around and in so doing most jHipular writers, fit it for the perusal of T LARD, MN AL PROOF. people of the widest range of tastes and pur­ I • U nited S tate « ’ and O ffic | .«truck against the infant. The lit- suits. Súplemete* are frequently provided, and — Hay holds out satisfactorily. Lakeview, Oregon. ■ bruary 20, 8.$ no expense is spared to bring the highest order U nit *» S tates L and O ffice , / of artistic ability to bear upon the illustration I/ikeview,_<)regoii. January ;.0, 1889.$ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN th .he o tow | tie one, “which was only a few — Question of erecting a new of the changeful phases of home and foreign ! iu.g r nmcl Bettier hn* fi ed no .w of his inten ­ iY GIVEN that William weeks old), going into convuls’o is history. A new wvik of fiction from the pen of po-, Oregon, has filed no­ tion to make final pr<>of in support of his claim, I school house to be considered at W illiam D ean H owells , and one by ( apt make proof on his desert- ! and that said proof will I e made before the j ! died within an hour or so. It was C harles K ing , will be among the leading fea r the E* •• of N E wing witnesses’ qr, See 30, & Lot 4, See 19. Tp20. 8, K34 E. He PER year : e irrigation and reelain- ■ names the following witnesses to provehis con- from the East goon. B. McLennon, John Me­ [ tiauous residence utum, and cultivation of said AUCTION—Tinware and Lamps, I IX) HARPER WEEKLY er, ami Kenneth Murray, lnnd, viz: George siater, Wm. Lessing, Wesley —The Silver creek folks had a EAR PER’S MAGAZINE Cartridges, Axes, Saws, &c., at 4 .00 r co., Or. Keeton, and Jack Darst, all ofDrewsey, Grant HARPER’S BAZAR 4.00 . SNELLING. Register. couuty, Oregon. Stenger’s AUCTION on Saturdays, sociable dance in the J. C. Garrett HARPER S YOI NG PEOPLE 2.00 1 Meh 7-17 A. F. 8NELLINO, RezHter. 9th and 1 6th inst. Postage free to nil sul scriber» in the United scool house on 14th ult. States, Canada, or Mexico. BT LAND, Fi ri:- —Walter Cross of Trout creek, —A whole lot of railroad talk is Volumes of the W eekly begins with the this county, sent for a sample num- being indulged in at present, a par­ 1st The D S tates L and O ffice ,) Number for January of each jear. When no regon, February 6, 1888 $ Grand County Division lime Is sul script ions will begfn j her of the Texas Siftings; we sent ty of railroad surveyors is camped with the mentioned, EBY GIVEN that James number current at time of receipt of ■KBrnut county, Oregon, ha* order. him a copy, and last stage brought ___ Wagontire; _ _ at Mr. _______ Hutton's _ near tention to make proof on Bound Volumes of H arper ’ s W eekly , for 3 No. 273, for I he E’^ of 8W back in mat cloth binding, will be sent $4 with which to pay for 1 copy of t]l(.y are directing their laJ>orB north years by iimii. p- ft*** pni'I. or by cxprcSH, free of ex c is, Tp _•», 8 R . 4 E, before Of GruHi county, Oregon, at pense (provided the expense docs not exceed Pm. IL ra '. d , 1 copy of the De- (.asterly to what point 1 am not in- u volume) for 7 per volume. p. on Thursday, the 4th day ame* the following wit- Cloth r ases for each volume suitable for bind | trod state of cultivation. arle, energetic business nian, and a nual overflow of Hi Ivie« river to pro­ •of in support of his claim, Painting. Plenty good pas­ good. law abiding, public-spirited duce wild hay. which heretofore, will h»- made bef««re the Place all fenced. I h:» aleem e the County ture, and about 30 tons of good hay­ has been the staple crop of this ty. Oregon, at < an von City, citizen ready not only to se«' a good To W hom it M ay C oncern : Í. Vis can lie cut. Dwelling-house 12x14. section of country. I hereby respectfully tender my Stable 12x16. The party will l»e point to make in favor of his town, required to reside on the place. No but will get out and work vigorous­ —Already the eportamans'a gun services as a Practical Painter to money demanded from responsible ly to »ecure the advantage, instead is heard and the poor aquatic fowl the citizens of Harney Valley. House Painting a specialty. Sat­ parties: will rent for share of Hay of sitting around and idly discuss­ auffereth niaryrdom to satisfy th«' isfaction guaranteed. an*« THE TOWN OF BURNS GRANT CO. OREGON. AS IT IS VOICED BY THE HEKAI.D. BUSINESS MEN i BROAD BY LOOKING OVER ITS COLUMNS WILL SEE THAT Burns contains 1 newspaper; 1 hotel: 1 brewery; 1 undertaker; 1 meat market: 2 lawyers: 3 physltlana 1 surveyor; 1 land aaent; 1 drugstore; 1 Jeweler; 1 blackamlth: 1 livery stable: 2 general mer (•bandiae stores; 1 hardware store; 1 saw mill; I carpenter; 1 raddle * harness ahoy; 1 gro­ cery store. Also, 1 Odd Fellows lodge; 1 reading room; 1 school; 1 church. Mall a copy of Tut 1I ks . vli > Io Advertise your town. In the East. THE HERALD READING ROOM. BURNS, OREGON. IN HERALD OFFICE, Open every day except Sunday, from 9 a m to 5 p m. Every Lady and Gentlemen a welcome Visitor to this Free Read­ ing Room. T AT P. F. STENGER’S, BURNS, OR A FURTHER DISCOUNT OF On All Goods Now Held in Stock. AT- ■ ■ OREGON. BURNS, I J Toilet Articles, Glass, Putty, &c. BURNS, W. E. GRACE, P roprietor , GREGO A Large Assortment of FINE CUTLERY, NOTIONS, Etc Has just l>een Received. PHYSICIANS’ PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOU N DED Everything guaranteed pure and of the very liest quality. BURNS, OREGON. GEO. M< GOWAN. Agent for Waver