East Oregon herald. (Burns, Grant County, Or.) 1887-1896, December 19, 1889, Image 3

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    THE J. DURKHEIMER & CO’S. LOCAL-i’AGE ADVER8TIEMENT.
LARGEST
STOCK
X j OWEST
ARE
With Their
inTHear°nnelyy c’íu’íty
A. TXT IS
F« A. H M Eî H S
FALL
PRICES,
THAT CAN SUPPLY THE
S T O o K.
WINTER SUPPLIES
Our Prices are the
SAME as
eidcled
OLICIT YOUR TRADE.
J. DURKHEIMER &, CO,
THE WRECKERS OF HIGH PRICES IN HARNEY VALLEY.
HOTEL AKIHVALS.
—Dec. 24: Band Boys Dance
The Herald’s
—Dec. 24: Christmas Tree in
FRENCH HOTEL.
H arney , 16-12-89.
Burns.
QITATION.
H. B. Jarvois, Diamond,
Christmas & New Year’s
IIA8 LARGEST CIRCULATION OE ANY
t CULTURE.
Sloan, and wife, Winnemucca,
E ds . H erald : The emblem of pu­
—Dee. 24: Ball in the Harney J. «ames
NEWSPAPER IN THIS COUNTY.
Boyd,
Tn
the
County
Court
of
the
State
of
Oregon,
for
U nited S tates L and O fficb /
8. ( awlfield, Harney.
Court house.
rity still remains with us “the beauti­
the County of Harney.
Burns, Or., November 1, 1889.
G. W. Zumwalt, “
Matter of the Estate of / ruf.»rrttl
AIN’T HAVING BEEN ENTERED at In 8. the
—Dec. 24: Christmas Tree and W. A. Foster, Warm Springs,
ful snow” envelops all the surround­
A. RODMAN, Deceased. | tilation-
THURSDAY,
DECEMBER
19,
18S9.
iew Land Office, Oregon, by Anton
E. A. Stauffer, Crane Creek,
Grand Ball on 3ilver Creek.
To Wm. Rodman, M. 8. Rodman, Minnie I).
eler against Frederick Viederneli
K. J. Williams, Riley,
ings of Harney in one vast sheet of i
Tibbits, Viola Townsend,
T. M. Reed, Beulah,
b to comply with law as to Tiinber-Cul- Farrens, Minnie
white, a something unusual, so say i
No. 730,’ dated June 8th, 1887, upon Clara Humson, Cora Hardman, and all others,
—W. E. Grace came over from T. F. Matney, Walla Walla.
Ever up with the time«, THE HERALD has
unknown
heirs
of
8.
A.
Rodman,
deceased,
, and EU8W’4,Sec 7, Tp.l9,S. R. 32, E.
8. Berncthea, Red-S.
Official County Paper. Harney, Tuesday.
an arrangement with a large New
“
Harney (formerly (.rant) county, Ore Greeting:
-------------------------------
x ye old settler” of ancient lore, for! completed
In the name of the State of Oregon, you are
Yors Publishing House, which enables us 1
a view to the cancellation of said en-
offer our Readers a better ohance to build up •
—A full, fine fresh lot of Christ­
stant alleging that the said Frederick hereby cited ami required to appear in the
this
time
of
year,
but
then
we
are
Home Libraiy of elegantly bound I xjokb ths.
— Mis» Lena Harkey is teaching
11 failed and neglected to break five County Court of the State of Oregon, for the
Local News.
mas goods at W. E. Grace’s.
ground in said tra( t, and that he has County of Harney, at the court room thereof,
cron
for next I beat
ever before. Do you want book« by the world',
\the Blitzen school
'1 quite success- assured of a Rood
°
1
author«? Handaomely bound book«?
en any number of acres whatever— at Hurney, in the County of Harney, on Monday,
year.
To each ca«h subscriber: Prior to Feb. 1, 1890,
<1 complaint has been duly transferred the 3d day of February, 188!», at 10 «’cluck in the
—The well on the Kelly lot, is fully.
J
I at 12.50. you can have T he H erald one year
id Land office at Burns, Ore.—the said forenoon of that day, then and there to show
HAUSEY COUNTY ITEMS.
now down over 13 ft. into solid
.
c
i
,
| and your selection of any one of the following
e hereby summoned to appear at this cause, if any you have, why the petition of
—AS tar R8 KI10WI1 ample pro- I , named
—An interesting communication
uamt book», which are hound in Black and
the 11th day of December, 1889. at 10 Geo. McGowan, Administrator of said estate,
rock.
Gold, printed in large, clear type, on good pa-
m, to respond and furnish testimony praying that un order of the court begrauted to
vision
I
vih bppn madp «ill nvnr
delayed this week on account of Vision lias been mauc an over me | , i Gold,
per
nh.gtrated and handsomely bound;
sell the following described real property of
per, , illustrates
Burns* Weather Record.
bound:
g said alleged failure.
—
PierBon,
the
photographer
is
1 Robinson Crusoe
30 Evening at Hume.
said
estate,
to-wit:
8U
of
NE'
4
of
See.
11,
and
valley
for
the
stock,
there
being
no
not
getting
in
before
Wednesday.
J. B HUNTINGTON, Register. the S‘aof \ W'4of Rec. 12, all in Tp. 5, Hof R. 25 E.
2 Arabian Nights,
31
_______________
John Halifax, ,
Dec. 11 to Dec IS.
erecting
a
gallery
adjoining
the
scarcity of hay, although through 3 Swiss Family Robin-32 Craig’s Pronouncing
W. M. in Morrow county, Oregon, should not
be granted; said petition was duly verified and
son, by Kainpe.
Dictionary.
— Married at I’ayette, Idaho, the criminal negligence of vandal
Welcome saddle and harness shop.
Wed: 6 p m-30 ® -cool;
presented on the 3d day of December, 1889, and
4 Pilgrim's Progress, £3 Daniel Boone,
Sunday,
Dec.
15,
1889,
by
W.
E.
CULTURE.
it appears therefrom that there are just claims
“ 12 m—cool.
5
Alice
’
s
Adventures
iu
34
Tour
of the World in
inclined campers and hunters, fires
—Mr. and Mrs. R. A Hendricks
against said estate remaining unpaid alter hav­
Wonderland.
Eighty 1>HVB.
Redington, J. P., Mr. Geo. R. Grego j were let out in the vicinity of both 6 Jane
“ 6 p in—cool.
ing applied the proceeds of all the personal
Eyre
35 Lucille (Meredith’s)
U nited S tates L and O ffice , |
paid
a
very
pleasant
visit
to
T
he
property of said estate towards the satisiacii.m
Mrs. Jennie L. Amis, of Burns, i Harney and Malheur lakes that de- 7 East Lvnne,
36 Andersen’sFairyTales
Burns, Oregon, Sept 19, 1889 |
Thurs: 6 a m—cold;
H erald office, Tuesday afternoon. and
ami that it is necessary and for the
Leaguea
1.1“: Un-37 Cooper’s Last of the
AINT HAVING BEEN ENTERED at thereof,
u
Oregon. Sincere wishes for a hap­ i stroyed herbag and tules that 8 20,000
best interests of said estate and of all persons
dt«r the ™.
Sea.
Mohicans,
12
m
—
cold;
by Samuel Bailey against George interested
therein, that said order should be
Weeks 1 in i a 38 KingSolomon’sMinea
“ivc V.'vCis
li
allude to comply with law as to Timber granted.
—G. W. Wilshire, of Blitzen, got py future, is tendered the young would have offered ample sustain- 9 Five
6 p m—cold;
Balloon.
89 She,
ntry No. 890. dated May '4th, 1888, up-
It is further ordered that this citation be pub­
40 J<
in Tuesday evening. Went to Har­ people by T he H erald .
Wl4 of See. 38, Tp. 27 S, R. 31 F. W M. lished once a week for stx successive weeks in
ance for countless herds of cattle 11 ¡0 Ivauhoe,
Fri: 6 a ni-22 ® -cold;
41 Witch's Head,
Rob Roy,
y county, Oregon, with a view to can- the E ast O hegon H erald , a weekly newspa­
u
Reilley,
42 Allan Quartermaln,
of suideutry; contestant alleging that per of general circulation, published and print­
ney on school business, Wednes­ —T he H erald acknowledges and horses. It is passing strange 13 12 Willy
12 m—cold.
Benjamin
Franklin
43 Hoyle’s Games,
George Rolf did not break, or t ause ed in Hurns, Harney county, Oregon, and here­
it
14 Adam Bede,
44 Grimm’s Fairy Tales,
6 p m—quite cold;
the courteous attention of Messrs. that a little forethought could not 15
ket\, five acres of said tract, or any by designated as the paper most likely to give
day.
45
Harry I.orrequvr,
Gulliver,
of; the said parties are hereby sum- notice to the parties herein cited.
46 Handy Andy,
McKinney and Sparrow in ten­ be used by people who are cogni- 16 Asop,
Sat: 6 a ui-10® -very cold;
appear at this office on the 26th day of
—
The
youngest
child,
a
beauti
­
Witness the Hon. T. J. S hields , Judge of the
17
47
Chinese
Gordon,
Poe
’
s
Tales,
!
zant
of
the
great
interest
at
stake,
r, 1389, nt 10 o’clock, a m, to respond County Court of the State of Oregon, for the
dering the press of Harney county,
12 m—cool;
18 Poe's Poems
48
__ T£liiH8on,
_________ _
sh testimony concerning said alleged Coilnty of Harney, with the seal of said court
ful
babe,
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
T.
J.
Mor
­
and
the
principal
industry
of
the
u
Longiellow
’
J
Poems48
Candinal
Sin.
19
tickets
to
the
grand
Christmas
ball,
Bl
6 p rn—very cold; at 9p
of December. A. D. 1889.
Saddle and Sabre,
20 Whittier’s ’ Poems .........................
*
J. B. HUNTINGTON. Register. affixed, this 3d day Attest:
W. E. GRACE, Clerk. 13® above 0; geraniums, lilies and rison, was reported very sick from given in the Harney Court House county dependant as it is upon
J. N at . H udson , Attorney f*»r Administrator.
grazing
grounds
for
the
wellfare
of
Go toTupker'a.
the evening of Dec. 24, 1889. In
a severe cough.
canna frozen.
Dee 12-3-9
this matter alone these gentlemen the stock; stringent measures should
IT NOTICE.
Horse
shoes,
and all kindt
Sun: 6 a m-14 ® -very cold;
—L. M. Brown entered the 80 or are ahead of other management of be used for the preservation of the of wrought iron nails,
STOCK INSPECTOR’S NOTICE.
worked into shape
“ 12 m—cold;
U nited S tate « L and O ffice , )
grass,
and
the
penalties
for
setting
160 acres of land back, or west of public entertainments.
Burns, Oregon, September IS, 1889.1
suit the public. HorBeshoeinj
“ 6 p m—very cool.
Notice is hereby given that I have appointed
out fires should be duly enforced, i | to
.AINT HAVING BEEN ENTERED st 'he following Deputies:
Burns, and has his house nearly
and other blacksmithing done < i
•e by <>. 1*. Bolcutr against D. A.
Mon: 6 a m-11 ®-col(l; snow.
—
The
officers
of
the
U.
S.
Land
and
when
an
example
or
two
is
David Miller,
. Drewsey, Oregon.
r abandoning his Homestead Entry No
O. V. Motley
.Harney,
completed for occupancy.
“ 12 m—cold, chinook.
office are strenuously endeavoring made, poeple will be careful for the ; quick time at Tupker’s.
d June 16th, 1887, upon the EJ^ofSE qr,
J. H. Seaward
...Diamond
**
'
'
ii
*
'
NE qr of NE qr, Sec. 32; NW qr of NW
“ 6 p m—cold.
C. M. Fields, (Catlow)
...Winnemucca Nev.
“Teicn” Bar.
33, Tp. 28. 8. R. 31. E. W. M , in Harney
—All who intend to appear in to bring up the business which has interest of others as well as their
. .Burns. Oregon.
fhos. G. Dodson
UK Oregon, with a view to cancellation of
thus far been only conditional. In own.
Tues:
6
a
m-26°-cold;
Bnow.
W
m
.
MEEKER.
Stock-Inspector.
Tune-
“0h, Happy be We.”
1 Ktry; the said parties are hereby sum-
character at the Masquerade Ball, consequence of this duplicated work
U
Harney, Harney co., Or.,
29-Jan. 1, 89.
12 in—cold;
mKto appear at this Office on the 2uth day
T<> Texes I will go, yes, I will go,
|Mber, IMP, at 10 o'clock, a in, to respond
h
will
find
a
supply
of
those
hand
­
—
The
Rev.
E.
K.
Taylor,
of
the
correspondents with the office need
6 p m—quite cold.
Whene’er I want to know, I want to knot
1 &9hish tes imony concerning said alleged
NEW TO-DAY.
some masks at W. E. Grace’s.
^m^uent.
i
not expect immediate answers to Christain church, preached Sunday What there’s in Burn?« to drinic,
Saturday noon was the warmest
In th’ glasses cheerful clink,
J. B. HUNTINGTON, Register
night
to
a
crowded
room,
there
not
I their letters of inquiries, as the of­
fTINAL PROOF
At Tcxen Bar.
period of the week.
—W. A. Orser, from Lakeview, fice is overtaxed with the impor­ being sitting room for all. Mr. T.
U nited S tates L and O ffice ,/
And when I want to smoke, I want to smoke
but
late
of
Blitzen,
has
bought
is
a
fluent
and
eloquent
speaker,
ER CULTURE.
Wed:
6
a
in-16
®-very
cold;
Burns, OregvU, Dec ember 16, 1889.)
tant matter alluded to.
hear a good old Jolie, a good old joke,
and holds his audience still, bound And
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the follow­
At th’ Texes there will be
“
12 m—cold; slight »now. two lots and is building in Burns.
U mítxd S tatzs L and O ffici . {
ing
named
settler
has
tiled
nolice
of
her
inten
­
Cigars
for you and me
with the force of his logic, the gran­
Burns, Oregon, Sept. 19, 1889.)
6 p ni—cold.
tion to make final proof in support of her claim
At Texes Bar.
Mr. O. called on and subscribed
Come One! Come All!!
LAINT HAVING BEEN ENTERED at and that said proof will be made before the
deur
of
theme
and
the
portrayal
of
e by James Wadman against Win. Register and Receiver, U. S. Land office, at
For
Whisxy,
Wine,
and
Beer,
without f»
for T he H erald this week.
I hereby take the pleasure to an­ the sufferings of the earlier chris­ There’s naught to beat it here, Fun
for failure to comply with law ns to Burns,Oregon, on January 15, 18*.»0, viz:
to beat it her«
To keep posted
.'ultnre Entry No. 418, dated September
For
Liquors,
Mixed
or
.Straight,
Sarah Haskell,
upon the SE qr. sec. 32, Tp. 27, »., R. 31
—Sunday, Dec. 15, Zella D., the nounce to the public that Elder E. tain» are rarely equaled by itinerents They’re alwaxs made first-rate
., in Harney county, Oregon, with a Widow of Thomas Haskell,deceased, II. E. No.
At Texes Bar.
Read T he H erald .
15
day-old babe of Mr. and Mrs. K. Taylor, of Harney City, former­ of the present day. Your people will i
he cancellation of said entry; contestant 4u4, for the E’2 of BW qr, NW qr of SW qr,
ly from I’alo, Pinto county, Texas, have the pleasure of hearing the
that the said Wm. Ilenrick failed to and Lots 1 A 2, Sec. 8, Tp. 23, S K. 31 E. W. M.
-Old papers 50c for 100.
cauce to be broken, five acres of the She names the following witnesses to prove her
John Morrell, died from the effects will address the disciples of Christ Rev. Taylor, next Sunday.
ChriMtmas! Christ dim !!
^■ct. wilbiR a tear after the date of filing her continuous residence upon, and cultivation
he has uot up to the present date bruk- of. said land, viz: P. F. Stenger, Oliver Farra,
.of
the
late
coughing
epidemic
that
and
others
upon
the
important
Comes but once a year, but
—Hay sells at $10 a ton, dtl’.v
auend to be broken, five acres of the Milo Cushing, and Geo. McGowan, all of Burns,
t. the said parties are hereby sum- Harney county, Oregon.
has visited the Burns children the ' the.no of religion according to apos­ —Great preparations are being brings loads of holiday good» to ti'
ered.
made
by
the
managers
of
the
two
i appear at thia Office on the 26th day Dec 19-4
J. B. HUNTINGTON, Register.
tolic teaching and simplicity.
j J-Durkheiuier «k Co’», »tore wh'
iber, 1889, at luo’clock, a ni, to respond
past three or four weeks.
!sh testimony coDcernlng said alleged
—Snow in Burns 6 inches last
Subject, “The Church of Christ, balls, given on Christmas eve; con­ it does come.
.
—Ixxjk on fourth page for T he or the Gospel of Christ in promise, siderable friendly strife is mani­
Everything in the holiday lii
51
J. B. HUNTING?JN. Register
week.
fested
on
both
sides
for
the
comfort
E. P. HOWARD,
Prices to suit the time». Attenti
H erald ’ s new adv. of “Twenty in prophecy, and in fact, as prom­ and convenience of the guests.
—Snow at Coal-pit spring, 14
service by courteous clerks. T
PHYSICIAN
&
SURGEON.
. PROOF.
Books Almost Given Away,” to ised by God, foretold by the proph­
inches.
ets, and preached by the Holy Spir­ —J. B. Tudor, one of our best display good» is a holiday treat in
U nited S tates L and O ffice , /
every delinquent subscriber of 1889, it.”. Services to be held at the
BURNS, OREGON.
—Call and enjoy the sight of ti
Burns. Oregon, November 11, 1889.1
—Cattle on the range are reported that pays three *3.00 between now Poison creek school house as fol­ citizens, is lying very low with in­ : self
E IS HEREBY GIVBN that the follow
termittent fever, and suffering from largest and finest invoice of holid
cd settler has filed notit e of his inten-
in very poor condition.
February 1, 1890.
lows: Saturday, December 21st, at a relapse, occasioned by exposure, goods ever offered the Harney V ii
nake final proof in support of his claim,
GEO. W. BARNES,
M. R. RIGGS.
it said proof will be made before the
7
Prineville,
Or.
Burns,
Ur.
_____________
-
• and Receiver, U. 8. Land Office, at
—Sabbath school in Burr s dis­ —Miss Gunther having made ar­ p m, also, on the Lord’s Day fol­ a consultation of physicians was i ley.
Jregon, on Friday Decem. 27, 1889, viz:
lowing, at 11 a m. Coincone, come held yesterday, Dr. Embree lieing
BARNES
<fc
BIGGS,
The
BuriiN
Christ
mas
Tree.
continued until more favorable rangement with the Gage listers, i all, let us hear what this man of
J. K. Dees,
sent for, and they express grave
«. No. 27. 7, for theSL; NW qr, NE qr NW
There will be a Christmas Tn
weather.
has opened a drcss-making busi­ God may have to say to us concern­ doubts for his recovery.
IE qr 8W qr. See. :-3, Tp. 28. 8 R 31 E. W.
Attorneys
at
Law,
' at the Burns M. E. church, Dec. 2
names the lollowing witnesses to prove
ing
our
eternal
and
Lest
interests.
inuons residence upon and cultivation Will practice in all of the courts of the State.
—Mrs. II. F. Dodson’s hotel at ness in connection
—The justice court presided over The people of Burns and vicinil
X with the millin-
Eland, viz: George Miller, W. M. Hayes, ▲ II business placed in care of this firm will be
Respectfully,
k Beider, and Joe McLaughlin, ail of
Prairie City is a good place to stop ery establishment—cutting and fit­
by
J. B. Loggan, has consumed a are invited to come and put wh'
W.
II.
C
ulp
.
Harney county, Oregon.
ting
a
specialty.
-
part
of the oast week, in prelimina­ present» they wish to give the
in
that
burg.
I
J. B. HUNTINGTON. Register.
r. *. coanwri.l.
hah . *. rouiwtl.l.
ry examination of State vs. Smith, friends. This is not a hundn
I.Ink.111...
Lakeview
—Mr. and Mrs. John Morrell lost
—Look out fora good Christmas
—From Canyon City News we regarding the ownership of a horse; I school tree, but gotten up by t
their 15-days-old babe, Sunday, No. of T he H erald , bend in full learn C. W. McClain was in Drew- case is still before his honor, ab­ 1 people of Burns.
COGSWELL A COGSWELL.
L PROOF.
Committee on Arrangements.—Mesdau .
sence of material witnesses caus­ Gray,
15th, in Burn».
reports of all merry-makings in the sey last week.
Cardwell. Welcome, Kelley, Fegtley.Pr»
LAKEVIEW
AND LINKVII.LE, Or. J
U mitio S tith , I.*Nr> OrncH, >
ing
delay.
Committee on Decoration.—Misses Kel’
Burns. Oregon, November US, 1889,1
—For a handsome portrait look on county just as soon as they are over,
-Miss Byram is teaching the
I and M. Geer, C. and J. McPheeters, Hark
CE 18 HEREBY GIVEN that the follow
—We have news directly from Reed, Goodman, Tuple er, and Mesdames Ca
page four of T he H erald and read so everybody can know wiiat every Drewsey school.
Attorney-at-Law
ned settler I ihr filed notice of his ititen- ,
well, and G. Moore. Messrs. C. Byrd, Welcon
make final proof in support of his claim >
body else has been doing. T he ' -A ball is to be given in John Walla Walla, of a goodly number McPheeters.
what follows.
at said pr.mf will be made before the j i-iy
1 of people who intend coming to our ommitteeon Finance.—Mand Jamison, Min:
r and Receiver, U. 8. Lan.! office, at ■
H erald has no favoritex.
Day, Christmas, for benefit of the | valley in the early spring, with the Reed, Laura Good man, Mrs. J. E. McKiunon.
Oregon, on Friday, January 3d, 1890, viz: |
—Charges reasonable for livery
Coinmittceon Music —M. N. Fegtley.
John J. Mansle,
Committee on Distribution of Presents.—M'
, intention of settling.
service at the Red Front Livery
—'1 h widely noratfcd “unerring school.
1*
S. No. 95G. for NE’ a of Sec. 25, Tp. IS, 8.
ses Jninison, M. and D. Giauini. Masters
Notary
Public.
. W. M. He name« the following witness
Kee l, J. K Welcome.
and
Feed
stable.
-
Ci-
winchester
”
was
ifradd
’
ii
:
blow-gun
-Hay
is
delivered
in
I
’
rairie
—
V.
J.
Miller,
formerly
of
this
ove hia continuous residence upon, and
D. L. GRACE,
Committe on arrangements wil
ion of said land, viz: George W. Hank
| place, has returned after a rather
T he H erald , and Free Press for of last week to squirt #hisky into ty at 110 per ton.
land Hankins of Blanton P. O, Or., and
BURNS, OR
meet at Mrs. Cardwell’s. Saturday
prolonged
tour
seeking
a
better
lo-
•haedlit h, Anton Wintermeler of Burns |
Land Flings. Conteit Blanks, Applications for four months, if you order in this or the eyes of poor little Harney city,
regon.
; cation elsewhere, came to the sage Dec. 14th, at 1 o’clock p m.to mak'
Publication Notices, correctly and promptly
J R, HUNTINGTON, Register i ' attended
which Beared it so, that instead ot
to. Deeds. Notes, and Hurt gages next month, for onlv 90 cents.
that Harney valley held arrangements. By order of
' legibly drawn up. ( barges reasonable. 11-50
Tree conclusion
s putting on the "ascension robes,” Ohristmas
C ommittees .
out superior inducement», and in-
—Sleighs, sled» and »kates have
which always follow a blast from t
i
tends
to
hang
out
hi»
shingle
in
I. PROOF.
AND
A hmall Library for *3 BO.
gladdened the hearts of the lovers
the county-seat, wherever it is per-
U nitcu st » t « j Lilin OrricK. j
Wach maker & Jeweler of winter pleasures, during the past that old gun, said the brave old
You
can get the local newspaper
Bun g, Oregon, December2, 1889.|
I
j Gl-RAND BALL ' manently located.
hero had the jim-jams.
( F. IS HEREBY GIVEN that the follow
E ast O regon H erald , the best
week.
J.
W.
BONEBRAKE.
cd settler has file«! notice of his inten-
—From reported condition of the family paper, The Detroit Free
makr fina> proof in support of his claim,
Lakeview. Oregon.
—Mr. and Mr». T. D. Baker, of
; roads from the R. R , I fear that we Press, one year each, and 12 vol-
t said i«rtM»f will lie made before the
—
If
you
want
your
horses
neat
­
r and Receiver U. S. Land office, at
Silver creek, are retried the glad Silver Creek School House 1 will be short on cranberries and
Oregon. January 9th. 1890, vis;
ly groomed, put up at the Red Front
umns, in paper covers, of the best
land other luxuries for Christmas. English novelist’s works, Charle»
Frank W. McClintock,
parents
of a baby, last week. Not
i
Livery
stable,
when
you
come
to
ev conntv. Or.. Pre. D. 8. No, 1F31, fot the
P. II. MURPHY.
one of our itemizer» from that sec­ DECEMBER 24, 1889
—It is rumored there are several Dickens, bv calling at, or sending
A N E' f sE' 4
8. Tp 2». M R 31 E. W M
Burn».
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es the following witnesses to prove his LAKEVIEW
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OREGON
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young
gallunts of Harney, who will to this oilice, $3.50.
COMMITTEES:
tion
wrote
us
of
the
happy
event
of!
ous residence up‘‘<(
ciiltivatior. of t
id. vis: Oliver Farrau Milo < nshinp.
—The Red Front Livery and a young proipiitive voter in that
ilesort the ranks of bachelorhood,
HAY A GRAIN
To Get the Tree.
Gowan, and II. Dixon, a'l of Burns, Or-
arcy Thornburg,
Prineville Review: A. Robbins
Always on hand, and prompt attention
land take unto themwlves better-
Feed »table is the place to put up precinct. Babies may as well not Janna Adams, To Dress ( the
Tree.
1. B. HUNTIMGTOX, ReitUter 1 «rderaootf ’earns and vehicles.
of
Drewsey, is visiting Prineville.
halvcn
to
assist
in
winding
up
their
Miss
Ruth
Mc<
or.nell.
Mrs.
Simon
Lewis,
your team; horses fed. watered and
Hogan, Mirs Lizzie Garrett,
be born, if the newspapers do not Miss Addie
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I
short
existence
in
this
vale
of
tears
groomed.
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Judge Jumner accompanied Bi.
To ('all off the Presents.
hear of it till the little fellow» are T. J. Hhivldt,
Wm Hogan,
—j°y 8" w*>th them.
Wigle on bis last trip to Hardin, pr
I. PROOF.
( has. Gilchrist.
—Subscriptions for ail ncwapH- are able to write the local them­
Christmas ^^ance.
—Jesse B. Tudor died at 11:15 sumably t.> look at the country, b
To Deliver Presents.
UxiTin S tatzs L amp OFFictJ
Mias Hiella Garrett.
Miss Ella Raker.
< o'clock tc- lay. Mr. Tudor was a one who night to know declares t'
Burrs. Oregon, De«ember 11.
BY BURNS BRASS BAND BOYS per» and magazine» published in selves. Help, friends of Ilarney
Mfrs Lizzie Winter.
i F. IS HEREBY GIVES tbit th« follow-
ON Ht PPKR
. native of Mississippi. ug< d .”>6 years judge's uly mission was to attei '
the United State», will be received county, to make T he H erald a Mrs. J. ‘ roMMlTTKK
Mrs. Geo. Williams,
nrd s’ttle-hrs filed notice of his inten-
Garrett.
I n B urns N ew H all .
' and leaves a widow and six cliil- the dai.ee at Hinton’s last night.
inske final proof in support of hi« claim,
Mis. Fred. Okertnaon,
Mrs.
t
has.
Adams,
at
the
new
Burns
Library.
live local pajier by »ending us
t said j-oof will be made »«fore the
FLOOR wama G krs
'dren.
H arnky .
December 25, 1889,
r and Kercher, U. S. I a nd office, at
Allen.
Pleas.
Cheney.
J.
C.
Garrett,
Thu«.
R H. Britt who has been locati
items of births, marriages, dcatl »,
Or., on Monday, January JOtb, 1890, viz:
< OMMITTKR OM Mt SIC
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Go
to
the
Livery
and
Feed
Sta
­
\\
V. A U. M land« in the Casca<
St.-nrv.-all J. Mwthorahead,
Edward
Kurtz.
O.
Rv.sk
E.
D.
Baker,
The Band Boy» form Committee ble of Reed A Cavin at the old parties, school reports, etc., at once.
S. No. 27 M, for the N W»4 of bee 17. Tp
• Everybody cordially invited to
to; pPC. jj —Neljie Bly. forced by nasdri.rn out of the mountains
31 E. W M. He name« the following on Arrangements, Floor, and Invi­
We
do
lot»
of
local
advertising
in
s to prove his continuons residence tation. Strangers introduced.
All Pioneer stand in Burns, when you return to 86 to aid in trebling the i come, and bring well-filled basket» junfo e e o circumstance», d-layed • now last week. On ariiving at A
nd (uftiiation of said land, vis Jas.
want to obtain good livery accom­
along with them, and those that ; hnr departure frvm Colomlo. Cey- banv. ho reported a foot of snow .
tot. John < raven. J. septi t.aricd, and cordially welcomed.
•gtly, all of burnt, Oregon
value of your land.
McKir.r.c:.’*, ou the Santiam.
have no basket.«, come anyway.
modations.
39-
lou, fur Peoaug five day»
Supper at Reed's Restaurant.
J. B. HUNTINGTON. Register
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