THE J. DURE HEIMER à CO’S. LOCAL-PA q E ADVERSTIEMENT.
LOWEST
PRICES,
ONLY
inTHar°nne'yy County
With Their
THAT CAN SUPPLY THE
AND
SI TO OOK.
FALL &, WINTER SUPPLIES
Our Prices are
the
SAME
as
added
J. DURKHEIMER & CO,
THE WRECKERS OF HIGH PRICES IN HARNEY VALLEY.
How young soever you may be,
Lots cheap in Burns.
BURNS ADVERTISEMENTS.
—$10 reward.
With failing Teeth you’re grim and bold,
And losing your mouth’s purity:
Your features seem both dull and cold—
—Old papers 50c for 100.
—For Land Office news, read
Then, man, or maid, warned of your fate,
Announcements under above classification,
veil
Seek Dr. Horton e’er it’s too late!
\TI0N.
at following rates, payment invariably in ad I
T
he H erald .
—
Milo
Cushing
is
hauling
wood
vance: State candidacy. also,the County Judge,
—To keep posted
and Sheriff, >10 each; Assessor,and Com at $6 a cord.
Couabj C<-urt of the State of Oregon, for Clerk,
missioner. each; Treasurer, School Supt. Sur
B urns circulating l JBRARY
thefcouT’-ty of Hurney.
—Read T he H erald .
—Tokeep posted, read T he H er
veyor, anil Coroner, also, Precinct Justices and
tobe Matter otthe Eslateof/ fn-tlnn
Constables,
each. No insertions on requests
—
A
load
of
lumber
came
in
24th,
AND
ions. RODMAK. l>eeen»e.l. I
by mail unless accompanied by the price of
—J. G. Woodruff and J. M. Dal ald .
from Sayers saw-mill.
Rod Hi hit , M. S. Rodman, Minnie D. publication.
BOOK
EXCHANGE
iSlMP <’• Tibbitn, Viola Townsend,
ton were in town Monday.
—If you want something to read
IN Till HERALD BUILDING.
I^Kora Hardman, and all others,
—Miss Mina Bnnck is stopping
heir» of 8. A. Rodman, deceased, gyoit COUNTY CLERK:
—M. R. Biggs had his left eye this week, go to the Burns Library.
UTFIT name of the State of Oregon, you are I hereby announce myself as a candidate with Mrs. Parker since last Friday. badly bruised by a snowball Sun
LIBRARIAS.
MRS. GRACE,
required to^ appear in the
—County Clerk Grace returned |
a grooi cited anti
of the state of Oregon, for the for the office of County C’lerK subject to the
—
Charges
reasonable
for
livery
day.
ty of Harne ey.nl the courtroom Thereof, action of the Democratic County Conven
Object of opening this business in connection with the Free Reading Room is to obtain the
iCuuntvof
Harney, on
Monday, tion of Harney county, Oregon.
service at the Red Front Livery
s®
...______________
_________
—Mr. and Mrs. Thornton Wil to the temporary county-seat on 3d Funds for purchasing books for a Public Library for Burns—The lot for the building is bought
Tuarv, 188.1. af 10 o’clock in the
W.
E.
GRACE.
inst.
TERMS: Membership Fee |12 a year. Reading Fee 10c. Deposit of 25c, or Retail price of Perl
I day, then and there to show
hie.
and Feed stable.
-
liams of Ilarney came in town on
odical or Book, made with the Librarian, in every instance. Send for Catalogue.
[y. woii
hiivv, why the peHtion
petition of
if any.'j
QTi lmve,
■^AdtniniBiraior <-f said i-Bltite,
I —For best of Feed stable accom-
J3^»The Librarian is agent for ami will take Subscriptions at the Lowest Rates for any Peri
—Morris Fitzgerald accompanied ‘3d inst.
HKrd« t of the court be granted to poil SHERIFF.
idical/and order any Book, published in the Uuited States or Canada. Also, Sheet Mui? eu<l
,g described real property of
—Lee Caldwell was in the house modation go to the Sayers 4 Sill Pictures, Works of Art, House-Building Designs, Etc.
I hereby announce myself as a candidate for John S. Devine in town early on
it: S’.j> of NE'.j of Sec. 11, and
See. 12, all in Tp.S of It. 2.3 E. the office of Sheriff of Ilnrney County, Oregon,
several days from an attack of ton- man Livery 4 Feed Stable.
-
In Marfow < cunty, Oregon, should not subject to the action of the Democratic County Monday morning.
J petition was duly veritied a:id
sillitis,
or
la
grippe.
I
....
.
,.
,
;>d dav of December, 1889, and Convention.
—
Attention
is
called
to
the
ad
A. A. COWING.
—W hat object have men that
^fl^Kfroin that there are just ( inir. fi
)OLLA
d egfate remaining unpaid after hav-
vertisement of Messrs. Grout and
—Mrs. Sarah Haskell bought a. own nO property in Burns, in sow-
proceed« of all the peiBona!
!*&id es ulc towards the satis acti.m
lot west of Main street last week, ing discord among citizens whose
Manley for lost horses.
refit.”
id that it is necessary and for the
THE HERALD
-said estate and of all persons
and intends building in the spring. all is invested here?
I a LTY.
therein, that said order should be
—Among the sick of the past
ler ordered that this citation be pub-
—Elder Taylor of the Christian
Jtt week for six Eaccceslve v.e-'ks in HAS largest circulation of any week were Mrs. Parker, I*. T. Finke
—Farmers coming into town with
ast O kegon H erald , a weekly newspa
church, as we learn, will hold di
NEWSPAPER IN THIS COUNTY.
TOILET ARTICLES, GLASS, PUTTY, 4 c.
Geo.
W.
Grace,
C.
W.
McClain,
and
’general circulation, published and print-
I eggs, chickens and butter can
find
Burns, Harney county, Oregon, aud here-
Chas W. and Brus. Byrd. The vine services in Burns, so soon a ready sale at highest market price
signuted as the paper most likely to give
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6, liflO.
i to the partii s herein cited.
as the weather moderates.
grippe claims their attention.
irns, utsstheHon T. J. S hields , Judge of the
at the French Hotel.
jrns,
ty Court of the state of Oregon, for the
the
Stenger
band
o7
, ~Mrs' Sten«er has not loBt t more
BURNS, OREGON
W. E. GRACE, P roprietor ,
ty of Harney, with the seal of sai l court
—
The
loss
in
1
« — -1 ■! i »j »this 8d dav of herein her, A. D. 1889.
—M. M. Brierly, we understand i
than
four
calves
out
of
her
band
of
Aites:: W. E. GRACE. Clerk.
.'500 sheep now feeding near Warm
J at . H udson , Attorney for Administrator.
is spoken of favorably by our Re- i
A Large Assortment of
springs south of town, has not been cattle; only two horses among those publican citizens as a candidate for
Local News.
being
fed,
and
three
on
the
range,
over 200 head: thin ewes and late
their party for the office of assessor :
EK CULTI RE.
so far as known.
lambs mostly.
FINE CUTLERY. NOTIONS,LEetc
Ï1AKNEY
COUNTY
ITEMS.
U kit . r S tate » L and O ffice . j
p<'-pu!ir«y|(|
—C. B. Baker contraator of the
—When coming into Burns with
Burns Oregon, Dec. 2$», 1889 i
I. H.jopttAi
—
Miss
Gunther
having
made
ar
HAVING BEEN ENTERED at
celsr.iatal
Prineville-Burns stage line failed to horses, be sure to call at the New
Has just been Received.
Burns’ Weather Record.
■ «per XV. Hays against Philip
rangement with the Gage Sisters,
Hi» e to comply with law as to Tim
drive
in this week, because of hav Livery 4 Feed Stable, .where you
try No. -119. dated Sept. 28, 1W>.
rsingfa
has opened a dress-making busi
f See. 8, Tp. 28 S, K. 31 E. W M.
Jnn. 20 to Feb 5, 1800.
ing taken unto himself a wife, or so will find all necessary accommod PHYSICIANS’ PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED
I eh old.
ty, Oregon, with a view to ( an-
ness in connection with the millin
8 uf itreNU
Jd entry; contestant allegiugthat
said the new driver.
ations.
-
Wed: 8 a m-36 ° above-cold;
plûtes aud
■Groesser aid nut break, or cause
Everything guaranteed pure and of the very best quality.
ery establishment—cutting and fit
Fvc acres of said tract of land, the
es
“
12
ni
—
sunny;
cold,
eavi
n braciai ti _M|did he comply with the law the
—
Judge
Shields
came
in
from
ting
a
specialty.
-
—
E
ast
O
regon
H
erald
and
The
;
t l'.ereaticr, i r in any way meet
.o' the law, that he hf.s aban- dripping.
Silver creek on Monday, to attend Public Domain only $3 a year.
!g these, &
—Mrs. Cawlfield, and Mrs. Pierce county court. Being seized by la
“TOMImoucd to appear at this office on
“
6 p m—cold; wind-storm;
Settlers, this is your chance, if you (
1 varietjÎJ ■MOf Fvbruar.. IS'-u, nt 1U o’clock, a in,
furnish testimony concerning rain; snow; sleet, following it rap called in Saturday, and we learn the grippe, he was unable to proceed on '
want to know all about public land i
lure.
little daughter of the latter has his way till Tuesday.
J. B. HUNTINGTON. Register. id succession.
questions.
nartially recovered from an attack
Thurs: 8 a m-24°-cold; snow of la grippe, while Miss Carrie Cawl —Chas. W. Byrd, T he H erald ’ s
—T. J. Morrison bought a lot in
FOR A SQUARE MEAL
«
12 m-46-cold; cliinook. field is no better.
: al moor.
gentlemanly compositor, became a Burns, Friday. It will pay all the
ll
6 p m—cold;
victim of la grippe Wednesday eve people in the vicinity of Burns to
U nited S tates L and O ffice , |
GO TO PARKER’S.
ns, Oregon, January 21. 1890. |
—Pierson, the Burns photograph ning, and has been unable to re
Fri:
7
a
m-14
°-eold;
EREBY
GIVEN
that
the
follow-
TICE IS I
buy lots in a town where real estate
amad se$l........
•r has
__........
filed ........
notice
........................
of his inten-
..
ll
er, has taken possession of his new turn to the office since, the 6th inst
12 m—cold;
o make finn - proof in support of his claim,
will double the investment within I
be ’made before
the
hat sah! hr -. of will
..........................
... - •-
ll
gallery, adjoining the Welcome Mr. B. resumed “stick and rule.”
6 p m-37 c -cold;
íagazw iter and Ke c uiver, IT. 8. Land office, at
the
course of a year.
Saturday, March 8th, 1890, viz:
saddlery, and next summer will
¡ladelpM
—The heartless liay-burner is
hiriin C. Shnrrctt,
Sat: G a m-34 ® -cold; chinook. get up fine views of Burns as it
L forthoSW’i NE’i, NW^SE'4
It
abroad in the valley, and it is earn —Loyd Culp reports the Guntli- j
12 m-48-cold;
IR. :-2’2E. W. M. He names the
will look after securing the county
less» s to pro\e his continuous
ll
estly
hoped that every man that has er well down to about 53 feet and :
till
5
6
p
m
—
cold
;
thaw
land < ultivation of said land, viz:
seat.
Ivin, Peter Thompson, of Burns,
hay
will
guard it as vigilantly as lie no water yet, though two veins of
m.
Snow
wet
and
heavy.
W. H. Morris >n, of Harney, Or. P
does his pocket-book, for the sake gravel were passed in the descent. I
J. IL HUNTINGTON, Register.
—
Frank
W.
True,
one
of
the
Sun: 8 a in-495-cold: chinook.
P roprietor M rs . LOUIS RACINE.
most favorably mentioned young of the helpless dumb brutes that Water when obtained in this well
snow soft; roads slushy.
This
handsomely
appointed hotel is open to accommodate the pub
men in the country, came in with must look to their owners for food, will, doubtless, be of fine quality,
S’-10 Reward.
“12 in-59-cold;
lic
with
the
best
rooms, table, and service the town affords.
the
Lakeview
stage,
about
5
p.
m.
or perish.
I
DING with White Face. Has
“ 6 p m-42-cold; raining.
Terms Reasonable.
•
—The remains of the child of Mr.
with Bar above, on the Right
Saturday.
No
mail
matter
in,
but
— I he protracted meeting in pro-
... z„
,, ,.
,
and two Left-Oblique Bars on
, r
. „
,, . , . and Mrs. Chas. Martin were brought
Mon: 6 a m-46°-cold; cloudy; took out that which has accumu
A BAR
cress in Harney under Rev. McCart . ,
_ ,
,
. ,
OKI DING. Branded 7 with rained off and on all night.
, r,
(
. i
in from Trout creek Tuesday night,
lated the past two weeks.
Attu< iii’il. where is Kept nil Sort« of Liquor».
e, points up, above, andw
and
Rev.
Enibree,
prevented
the'
.
,
....
cross
by horizontal bar'^'-'
e
.
.
■ for interrment in the Burns ceme-
“ 12 m—cold;
Br-Circle-J, on Left Shoulder,
holding divine service in
,
—D. M. Ferry 4 Co’s Seed Annu former
,,
,
. .
, terv, the little one having died on
escribed horses to L.C. GROUT
“ G p m—cold.
appointment;; • ,
,
”
Y. Harney, Or.
al for 1890, reached our desk on Burns , as per . regular
•
t .i Monday, aged one year and four i
Tues: 8 a m-50 = -cold; pleas Monday, from Detroit, Mich., and the pastor sent word , in
time, but by mont]jg
ant
ns
a
spring
morning;
cloudy;
ADVERTISEMENTS.
is even more attractively gotten up an oversight T he H erald did not
roads full of water.
1 —T he H erald will send for one
than
the one for 1889. As we have : hear of it till Monday.
< pnrpcfci
ll
12 m—cold;
—
Messrs.
M.
R.
Biggs,
Harry
<<f the Ixiuisville Singers next
not
had
time
to
more
than
hastily
ll
6 p m—cold.
glance over it, we will note advance Adler, Plumas Young, and Lee M. 8PrinS- as 8oon as freighting is re
T. Y. B EMBREE, M. D.
o <St Ms»’ - eri e o.. lhe cn»C ide oi 811-
Wed: 6 a m-37 ° -cold; rained ' made, later, but in ample time for Brown attended the Harney ball, sumed, and will make an order at
7 “*]***»
27 •!ct
Bums.
from 3 a m till 6, when snow and he readers to send for seeds, etc.
Saturday evening, and were enter- j the same lime for any of our sub
On Main street, Burna, Harney rvunty, Oregon.
rain fell together.
tained with dance and supper, free scribers who will send for illustrat
—Somewhere about 500 head
ed catalogues and make a selection
12 m—cold, snowing.
MiTHEETERS,
M.
D.
of
cost.
And
claim
having
been
W. C. BYRD, P roprietor .
: An oM
| of calves are corralled on the Island
G p m—cold.
of any styles worth $10 to $30;
BICI
AN
4
SURGEON.
treaied
in
the
most
gentlemanly
le .Tinnii
and being fed by the Devine ranch,
CeatW.E. G ruce’s Drug Store.
1-ly
' manner. That ia as it should and $17.50 to $30.
sonville._____ ...
and, it is said, the number that
STAGES.
All the Hotels, Restaurants, and Boarding Houses are on this street.
tv-five
—Lovers of good literature have
have perished while thus cared for, would be, in both towns, if the
-Wednesday—No Lakeview. No
hoodlum element could be re enjoyed the benefit of a Circulating Personal
J____ ■;
E. P. HOWARD,
attention given to Stu>k placed in < arc of this Stable, where
I
testifies to the severity of the late
Prineville. No Ontario.
the best of Accommodation is given, and Charges reasonable.
strained from rushing to the front Library in the town the past two
PHYSICIAN 4 SURGEON.
(we say “late” because the gentle
•ran S3-| BURN.-, OREGON.
-Thursday—Canyon stage in at 3 chinook is getting the better of the and exhibiting a lack of courtesy werks, during the total stoppage of
that would put a Piute to blush.
! local i*|
p. ni.
snow as we set this item), spell of Young gentlemen of Harney come all paper mail. Several new sub
ERALD, ""
scribers’ names are added to Mrs. .
-Fridnv—Canyon went out 8:30 bad weather.
to Burns’ next ball, where a good
’he Detti
Notary Public.
Grace’s Library List; and the num
a. m. Lakeview in; no mail; Prine
—F. J. Finke was pleased to meet ■ time awaits you.
ich, awl
d .I l . grace ,
ber of transient readers increased
ville in.
0. F. Zilkey, Friday, having re-1 —C. M. Caldwell was up Satur
vers, oí
oft.
-Saturday—Stage in from Har mained a snow-bound prisoner in' day nearly all day, walking about five-fold since the delay. Every
st Blanks. Apparatior.s for
i work*
correctly aud promptly
cent of money realized by the Cir
Notes. and .Mort g axis ney.
Burns the past four weeks, awaiting1 and looking out of the windows of
igat, «
rgea reasonable.
culating Library is used to pur
news of his arrival reaching his un parlor and dining-room, feeling and
-Sunday—No stage in.
chase new volumes for the Burns
cle. Mr Z , who lives on Silvies looking well, even the dropsical
Public Library, the lut for which (
-Munday—Canyon stage in. Mail
river near the mouth of Emigrant swelling in the lower limbs showing
/. NA
HUDSON,
building was bought a year ago.
in from Harney.
creek, not being a subscriber to signs of being under control. That
W m M c F all , Treasurer,
-at-u»TTORK ey -AT-LA W.
F. E. B each . President.
-Tuesday—Stage in from Harney T he H erald , which announced night he awoke with sore throat,
—Last Sunday before daybreak '■ E. II l ' ghm , Vice-President.
W. F. B rowxton , Secretary.
STIX.J Office BURNS. OR.
250
tons
of
hay,
lately
bought
of
his
guest,
when
he
came
in,
did
not
ity
pains in the side, and chest, and
-Wednesday—Vale-Burns went
out with intention of pushing thro’ know his r.cphew had come from some fever. All day Sunday he Smith A Young, and paid for by
if Tom Howard ean make it, and Minnesota till told so Wednesday, was too feeble to move off the bed _ J. 8. Devine, for feed for over 500
’arrfl#
w R ARiri
W. R.
/d i
*
or. if he cannot, no other driver in East 22d, when lie came through, 20 and the above symptoms of la grippe head of calves in corral on the Isl
Oregon will be able to overcome miles, Friday, and returned Satur increased accompanied by fever, and, were totally destroyed by fire,
iAT- S DARSI' 4 F.IGGS.
fWList uf Directors and -f khidilers at the office of the Agent:
the obstacles between Burns and day. Mr. Ziikcy has been in this and labored action of the heart. evidently incendiary, as the damp
weather,
and
tracks
in
the
softened
section
of
country
13
yean
and
be
the
railroad
by
way
of
Ontario,
ac
Wednesday
the
patient
was
on
J. D. Shaw,
's at Lav.”,
BURNS. OREGON.
Land
m m-ti-r
more, and feeling snow precludes any theory uf ac
Pl o* the cours of the State. cording to the record he made here lieves this the severest winter on hj» feet once
2-» if
s a
aQnr .- c - j S ! in ear.* uf •.his firm will be the hard winter of 1883.
stock ia that time-
letter.
cident.
IDVERTISEMESTS.
ANNOUNCEMENIS FOR OFFICE.
Í.
r.
Official County Paper.
French Hotel.
'RED FRONT" FEED & LIVERY STABLE
THE PACIFIC FIRE INSURANCE CO.
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Attrita