THE J. DURKHEIMER & CO’S. LOCAL-PACE ADVERTISEMENT. HiOOÜ ! JLARCEST Listen ! ! {STOCK. X j OWEST PRICES, ONLY FIRST CLASS WE ARE n M E R S With Their THAT CAN SUPPLY THE inTferOnne'yy AND CrOODS. S T O C.OEE. FALL i WINTER SUPPLIES. H -A. I S EH S Our Prices are the SAME as At tlx© raiload -w-itlx freig-lxt added. J. DURKHEIMER & CO, THE WRECKERS OF HIGH PRICES IN HARNEY VALLEY. y.* >0» ’X ADVERTISEMENTS. advertisements . —©Id papers 50c for 100. —Mrs. Alta Sizemore is quite ill. Swamp Land Contest blanks at this office —Meals at the Parker House, for 15c each, or 2 for 25c, or the blanks made out neatly and correctly for one dol just across the street from the Land lar and a halt' each. I). L Grace being a office. properly qualified Notary Public. —R. J. McKinnon it Son rented the Burns hotel and takes charge piNAI. PROOF. this week. U nited S tates L and O ffice , —Mr. and Mrs. Grace, of T he Burns, Oregon, October 26. 1889.| I NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the follow- ' H erald , are boarding at the Par- ing-named Bottler hatf filed notice of his inten ker House. tion to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the —The result of the Shirk trial Register and Receiver, U. S. Land office, at Burns, Or., on Monday, December 9th, 1889, viz: was the all absorbing topic of in Charlea Zeigler, terest, last week. H. E. No. 697, for the W'.j of SW’4, SE’4 of SWVA —Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Levens SW>4 of SE*4, Sec. 34, Tp. 22, S.K.31 E. W. M. lie namcB the following witneBSCH to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of and Wm. Levens arrived from the said land, viz: H. Dixon, i, ’ Henry ’___ 7'1 __ .!........ t . Willamette, Monday. cheatham, 'lpilltMlii all »ill of I'.nrna A. McKinnon, and Peter < Clemens, of Burns. Oregon. —Mrs. C. M. Caldwell it Son re- ()Ct31-49 j.n. hcntinotox , Regiiter. tires thia week from the manage- ment of the Burns hotel. CTOCK INSPECTOR’S NOTICE. —A complete set of Dickens’ ••>ef.'> iíí^Ilm■DX “kí!, ,>1", 1 ,,"v<'a''’■oi,’tc<, works, 12 volumns, T he H erald the following Deputies: David Miller, . Drewsey, Oregon i and Free Press for only $3.50. O. V’. Motley ..................... Harney, *• W. I). Helmick Diamond “ —The millinery goods of the <’. M. Fields, (Catlow) ...Winnemucca Nev. Gage Sisters, were sent from New rhc.fi. G. Dodson .Burns. Oregon. W m . MEEKER. Stock-Inspector. York to Baker City, hence the de Hainvy, Harney co., <>r., J.i-Jan. 1. s'J. lay. —Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Morrison, who attended the several services THE HERALD. of the quarterly meeting, remained ¡over Sunday, at J. C. Parker’s. IIA8 LARGEST CIRCULATION OF ANY —Vale Atlas: E. J. McCornack, NEWSPAPER IN THIS COUNTY. attorney, ’ and Williams, steno- --------------------------------— I grapher, of Salem, went out to Har- Tiit’RSDAY, O ctober si, issi.------------ nev jo atten(] court on Monday. CHURCH DIRECTORY. —Chas. F. Craft is in Burns to BURNS ADVERTISEMENTS. day. BURNS METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. M c C art . Pastor. —Several of our citizens were There will A. be M. >Hn»A >07 preaching by the pastor in each supeened to testify before the Grand month as follows, until further notice: I Ak'i"™ S tats » L akd Omo. i 1st Sabbath—Burns—at 11 a in, and 7:80 p m, Jury this week. Burns, Orvguu, Sept. 17. !■" ' i Dia-\ 2d Sabbath—Island School House— at 11 a m. HEREBY GIVEN that the lol — G. M. Stanclift, of near “ — Harney—at 7:80 p m. 1111(1 settler ha» Sled notiee of hisinten mond, reports about two inches of 3d Sabbath—Burns—at 11 a m, and 7:30 pm. 4i _ iral proof le «upportof his i biini. D Sr Pro»1 will *» ro*de "" 4th Sabbath—Harney—at 11 a m, and 7:80p m. snow in his vicinity, this week. 0111 Eeceiver, U. 8. Land Office nt II li\- iFriday, October 25th, IB»’.'. viz I ■ —Isaac Baer, the enterprising On Main street, Burns, Harney county, Oregon. aurlee Fltigerald, Report of EuteFpria« School and agreeable J. Durkheiiner it Co. — for the BE!-; of See. ¡7. I p M. He name* the following merchant, resident in Burns, arrived In District No. 14 for month ending October 18: W. C. BYRD, P roprietor . days taught ........... 20 rrove hi» contluuoua rmlum Wednesday evening, from a busi No. No. pupils enrolled. .13 tYlytivatlon of »aid land, viz u m No. days attendance .................... .... 236 Mahon, Peter Delore, ami ' l-m ness trip to Prairie City. No. days absence 1 Bum» P. O. Harney eo.. oi. z .. h No. times tardy. 1 —J.M. Parker’s son, at SageHen, Average J B. HUNTINGTON. K.-mcm All the Hotels, Restaurants, and Boarding Houses are on this street. daily attendance . .. 11.8 who was pronounced convalescent, R oll of honor — grade above 80, Personal attention given to Stock placed in care of this Stable, where OF. .................. 98 from a late attack of fever, has a Currie (awlfield Nettie T a «we .90 the best of Accommodation is given, and Charges reasenable. relapse, and is very sick. Orem/ ,T»» S tats » L and O tfii k . i Clyde Embree 91 1 trn» Oregon, October 1, > (’awlfield . .89 —L. Woldenberg, of Cedarville, Frank Albert Cuwlfield 90 1EREBY GIVEN that the f..ll.uc Pierce <89 ler has filed uotlce of hi» ¡men Modoc co., Cal., will open a store, Laura Forest Bolter ... 90 □al proof in »upportof him’i»im. clothing and gents furnishing goods, proof will be made before I he I da R oberts , Teacher. Receiver, U. S. Land Office, nt in Harney. We wish the gentle , on Saturday, Nov. 28. is»'1. ' iz J. L. CroSs, man success. Basket Social. >r the N W qr 8 E qr, N K qr s W D>, qr, SWqrN Eqr, Sec. 7, 1 p .0. —T. H. Gear returned from his I M. He names the following »n The Burns Ladies’ Aid Society trip to the Willamette, Sunday, y_ IT j his continuous residence in " will give a Basket Social at the M. , I I.Of. Mid laud. VU: P. F. Stenger, with his son, Perle, and daughter, , C. M. Caldwell, and l’eter i le FOR A SQUARE MEAL ,rns, Oregon. Miss Ida. Mr. G., it will be remem E. church, on the evening of Nov. Sth. The ladies of Burns, Harney, J. B. HUMTINOTOM BegiHter. bered bought the Walter Jones ill Kil r________________ and vicinity, are solicited to be pre GO TO PARKEB’S. ranch on Prather creek. iswerti|Li sent with a small lunch basket, — Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Ward, the jy wbit: ' — sufficient for two; these to be sold tro S tat »» L aud Omc k . ' happy bridegroom and bride of to the highest bidder. Proceeds for ———Im», Oregon, October 1. I»»'1, i Catlow, returned to Burns, Wednes church purposes. KREHY GIVEN that the full. « Tp ler he» filed notice of hi» inten- day, and paid a year’s subscription \ .ial proof in support of hi» elmni. B urns L adies ’ A id S ociety . to T he H erald , the first number L] proof will be made befen- Hie 1V| Receiver, U. 8. Land office nt of which was mailed to their ad- in Saturday, Nov.'Ul, lsxn, viz Hardin Inquires. nrpWalter Cro»», dress, 30th inst. > 1 1 1 ’orthcS W qr N Eqr. ami I el» :. Tp. 20, 8, JU 82 E. W. M. II. — David L. Shirk and family H arihn , Or., Oct. Sth, 1889. iwrng witncinca toprove hl» eon passed through Burns, Thursday, Ei is. H erald : I write to inform you that HENRY CALDWELL nee upon jind cultivation of. - - _ _ _ — Married, Wednesday evening, P roprietor . John Fuqua, Charle» Minim, the subscribers of your paper at this office and J. Jewett, all of Harm-y Oct. 23, 1889, at Harney, Orc., by on their way home in Catlow valley. only receive one copy out of abou four. Third st., South of H erald Building. J. II. Loggan, J. P., Mr. J. II. Ward Mr. Shirk is now a free man, so far Will you please see v.here the delay is? J. B. HUMTIKOTON. Begif n r. as the killing of Isaacs is concerned, I and Miss M. A. Turner, of Catlow, EDWARD KURTZ. Local News. and if Mr. Shirk did that deed in . Oregon. H erald ’ s for Hardin arc put in defense of his life, he will have no and commodious Barn and Stable is not to be equalled —Mrs. W. W. Johnson and regrets for his action in the matter. Burns office before 8 o’clock every This new, in fine, ’ION? ran ” S tat _ »» L am » Omen. ( any of Harney county for accommodations. HARNEY COINTY ITEMS. Wednesday evening. On account HAY & GRAIN part younger children returned, 28th, , Ore»ou, September 27, is»'.'. I ON HAND. ’ — Presiding Elder, Ira Wakefield, from their summer ’ s visit to rela of reports of Prineville and Riley FRF.BY GIVEN lhatlhr J. Burns* Weather Record. erhw Sled notice of hi» ini, u SADDLE HORSES, GOOD TEAMS, tives in Sellwood, Multnomah coun held quarterly meeting according not getting their packages of Sept. cal proof In support of h ». m Oct. 23 to Oct. 30. ty. Loyd and Hester remained in to announcement in T he H erald 5, before Sept. 12, Hardin’s pack >roof will made benue the SINGLE & DOUBLE HARNESS OUTFITS ['I IV técelTer, UvA Land <H’u >• u: last Saturday and Sunday. We ac age was duplicated for that date, For the Road on demand. Special attention given to the grooming and 1 LL on Tuesday. Nov. 12, lw. . i/ Wednesday: 6 a m—Cool; rainy school. it he TCTÌVm. A. Millar, 12 m—clouds break- —We have several times had the knowledge a very pleasant visit, Oct. 10th, the regular issue sent on care of Boarding and Transient stock. JAforttwEUS E qr, See. e. iugaway; cool; sun shining bright, pleasure of meeting J. M. Duggins, Saturday, from both the Elder and 9th inst. , Sec. M, Tp. 20. 8 R ai I:, w M the Burns Pastor, in charge of the •WOpen Oct. 26th, 1889. fWt'harges reasonable. 48tf lollowin» witnesses to hie 6 p m—cool. 1 formerly from East Tennessee. ce upon sud cullivi li i i M. E. church in Burns. (1 M. Stanclift, single packet to Thusday: 6 a m — cold; cloudy. Mr. I), as well as J. W. Shown, __ i, are A. Williams. K.E. Wb ,, « B. J. Williams, allei i> —Trial of D. L. Shirk for murder Diamond, reports this week, that 12 m—cool; cloudy. old Johnson county friends, is fnrm- 44 6 p . th —ditto. : ing here, contented and happy in of Jas. Isaacs, began 18th inst.; 19th he does not get his H erald regu J. B. HCNTIMMM BeKi- ' !■ and 20th in selecting jurors; 21st larly. We assure him it is put in Friday: 6 a m—cool; showery. | hiB new home. I \ first witness examined; eight wit the Burns poBtoflice promptly every 44 12 m—cool; raining. — Mr. and Mrs. Geo. McGowan L.J 44 6 p in—cold; rain. and family, are preparing to move I nesses for the State, thirty-two for week. 8TA1KS L amb Orm >: < Saturday: 6 a m—cold. ; rubbing, I’ftpRiETOR M rs . LOUIS RACINE. I from the Harney country next defense gave in testimony between W i - ta r m«, Ore»un, Oenrber 1.. 1" ' J. II. Delore, single packet to 21st and 24th. Attorneys for State “ 12 m—cold; rain. NT l EREBY GIVEN mat til. f ! ' , spring, as six>n as travel opens. , Paulina, Crook county, reports this ha» Hied Wire <if I" > “ 6 p m—cold; A J7., 7 ««»•’ ' Mr. McG. is a live, liberal business comsumed 81 minutes by their week, that he has had only two pa-1 lbf, 5“.eh» «fine relate of J/1. r> Sunday: 6 a m — cool; snow i This handsomely appointed hotel is open to accommodate the pub on acquisition to any community that speeches; for defense 1:14 in plead pers in the past six weeks, and 1,11j»t »aid proof will ¡Bin»-.’ ing their cause. Jury out over 31 ,«-••«<> Receiver, U.S. Lan 1 . adjacent hills. lic with the best rooms, table, and service the town affords. claims his services as a citizen. we assure him we have never failed I on Tuesday, Nov. «, lw, viz hours. Verdict returned: “Not Guil “ 12 m—cool; muddy. Terms Reasonable. 1 I'M/ Baird, to put his H erald promptly in the — Harry Adler, the handsome ty.” “ 6 p m—cold, snowing CIICB 8«* the estate of J. L. Bairl. In Burns postoflice every week, as we young gentleman clerking for the SIKH •**. ♦*>, for Lot» 1 A 2, Sec 11, m i by 10 p. m. A BAR I "_AI»i»5&S8ee.lS,T.22.» i: " shall continue to do. Dentil at Blitzen. Monday: 6 a m—very cold; frost Durkheimer store, took advantage — ameetha followingwlti n < in Attached, where is Kept nil Sort, of Liquors. of T he H erald ’ s cheap rates this Ginou» rcaideneeuBOD, ami Died, on the 25th of October, nt Blitsen, Harney and ice; snowing by 7 o’clock. „.„land, via: John Martin. • i Found. Oregon, A dele , daughter of Albert and week, and subscribed for The Cen county, BMFoley, arid William Bkli “ 12 m—cool. Bertha Butsey, aged 11 years und 4 months. JW*y county, Oregon. tury for 1890, one of the finest $4 By A. Allen,Sunday pm, a lady's “ 6 p m—Cold; cloudy. J. B. HUNTINGTOM, RcKiater The subject of the above notice Tuesday: 6 a m—cool; cloudy. magazines published in the world. was sick but five days from pneu black zephyr shawl. Can be had BlU- “ 12 m—cold; steady fall —The “Texas” stands out bold, monia. The remains were brought at this office by calling and paying of rain and Hake snow by 9. grand, and majestic as a Club to Burns, Sunday, Oct. 27th, and for this notice. “ 6 p m — Cold; damp; Room, Amusement Hall, and Even the funeral attended by many of »» S tat »» L aud Orno, ( Go toTiipkci 'n. • > • ew, Oragon, October 7,1»' i surface muddy. ing Resort, and holds out for Re our warm hearted citizens and ,1IOr KREBY GIVEN thattl . Horse shoes, nails, and all kinds : ASSETS OVER A QUARTER OF A MILLION DOLLARS. er has filed notire of hi» inten- Wednesday: 6 p m—Cold; ice; and freshments whatever is called for families, to whom the- bereaved of wrought iron worked into shape al proof in support ol h., . ground frozen for first time. in Wines, Brandies, Whiskies, parents express earnest thanks for _ -^root will be made bei 4t - “The Leading Company of the Pacific Northwest.” 12 m—moderating. lecelvrr at Lakevlen. " Beers, Temperance Beverages, Ci the kindly respects shown their lit to suit the public. Horseshoeing 44 6 p m—Cool. r- fg^-PRIVATE DWELLfNGS AND FARM PROPERTY A SPECIALTY. gars, etc., in any style ordered. - tle darling. The services held at and other blacksmithing done on i I quick time at Tupker’s. 1 r the SW qr of NW qr —Rev. A. M McCart, the young the Burns cemetery were simple The farmers’ Oompany. id BE qr of NEqr, Sei c The Trial Trip. —A dance on Silver creek last minister sent to the Harney circuit and impressive. names the following on -- - I .noons resldenee nj-m mi.i OF SALEM, OREGON. Friday. by the M. E. conference, has the land, vie: Henry E. a T he H erald , and Free Press for Lake F O., Lake ■ — For Land Office news read T he appearance of an earnest, industri- Burns, Ore Herald nor Receiver in Hrror^ four months, if you order in this or J, C, PARKER, Agent, Riley, Hamy eo . i>-. m i Christian, and T he H erald iaieg. Lake co., preu.m H erai . d . Jous I U nited S tates L and O ffice . next month, for only 90 cents. Burn*. Oregon. Ort. 1*, 1 mm 9. WARREN TRUITT, ....... —Mrs. Lucy Baird will reside j in n I trusts the work placed in his E ds . H erald : Please make Lucy Baird’* Fi charge, will give him whatever re Iletl Front I j I vitv A- Feed Stable. Burns this winter. \ nal Proof Notice read: “Lot« 1 A 2, Sec. 14, and turns he may desire and deserve, SE>4 and Jx>to 5*6, Ser. 15, Tp. 21, 8. R. I take this way to inform all cus —Coldest, dampest morning of which is the best welcome we can SO, E. W. M. Yours Respectfully, tomers of the present, and past and the season on Monday. J. B. H untington , Kegtater. give him, or the church he repre traveling public, generally, of the —See final proof notice of Charles sents here. ! Above is given in order to make Red Front Livery Feed Stable, Fletcher, T. II. Smith and Chas. CK, f —The Gage Sisters inform tho two points: 1st. That the Register that I take possession next Friday, 1M!>. I Zeigler, in this issue. ladies of Harney valley, their delay keeps a sharp lookout on printers’ I* follow — II. Mason, of the firm of Mason, in getting to Burns, about 15th inst., errors, that if not detected might 25th, and will give personal atten iis inten- tion to all stock entrusted to care, I in sup- Lux & Miller, was in Burns, Sat f will be isowing to delay in arrival of their invalidate a publication; 2d, That and see that all Orders for Livery P roprietors . at Lake urday. SAYER & DORE fine line of latest millinery from T he H erald was not in error, as and Feed accommodations are ▼iz 60 I —Go to the Livery and Feed Sta New York, but will be here this the figures referred to in the above promptly arid carefully filled. ble of Reed Cavin at the old week, when the styles, prices, and did not show up in the copies the W. C. B yrd . Pioneer stand in Burns, when you assortment will be satisfactory to Land Office received—a careful Proprietor. want to obtain good livery accom all. A cordial invitation is extend ; comparison of Register's “copy,” modations. 39— ed every one to be present at the and his correction, with the paper, Callow Valley Item«. and proof from the unchanged type, — —Ladies coming in from the opening. •later. by three persons, showed no point —Mr. and Mrs. Turner, and eon, country to shop, will find the Par —Vale Gazette: C. M. Caldwell, ker House the very place to get a of Burns, was a very pleasant caller of difference between them except Geo. Turner, arrived borne, 29th good, nicely cooked, palatable din at the Gazette office a few days ago. from faultv presa-w<>rk in the papT, inst., from Harney. Were five days ner. __ Mr. ________________ Caldwell had been __________ to Portland the “1” in the “15,” and “2” in the on the road. —Mr. and Mrs. Julius Durkhei- taking in the Exposition and buy- “22” failing to make clear impres —Wrn. Herron, one of T he H er And all kind« ofturfare lumber thoroughly seasoned for building purposes and a* e folioMf- Ma Intcn- mer left to-day at r >n for Can on ing goods. REDUCED FRICK. ald ’ s subscribers in Cedarville, He has 10,000 pounds sion. ms ••¡aim. T he H erald is unquestionably Cal., was taken seriously ill, with Mrs. D. made many friends of wet groceries on the way, and he bri« re the City, •rerun, on says that the ‘‘Red Front” saloon setting up the neatest, cleanest and pneumonia, on the road home from during her short stay in Burns. — Married, on Silver creek. Oct. will be prepared to keep the boys most tastefully arranged Publica Harney, and had to atop at Mr. ..... of .......... _ well supplied all winter. He sub- tion Notices of any of the newspa Wall’s, at Roaring springs. The 23d, 1889. Charles Adams Burns, ".L tcu . i . of I ’ rine- scribed for the best local paper, the pers in the whole Harney Land Turners took charge of him and he to Mrs. Maltha Mogan, ..... ...u rille, Esq Williams launched their Gazette, while in Vale and proposes District, and invites the closest scru is now at their ranch, where he will ailing become better acquainted with tiny, at all times, with thanks for remain till able to travel. n vepsej r _ o0 __ __ the sea of Matri- l-ir N. B. A Good road all the way. I 81 T. E A. 1 criticisms. our town and people. njony. ■ F a 1.1; ----------------------- --- legal Official County Paper. 5 r o I -