t
THE J. DURKHEIMEK & C0’8. LOCAI,PAGE ADVEKSTIEMENT.
1
X j OWEST
.ts
With Their
!—Z
w
prices ,
ONLY
WE ARE
K
G-OODS
lnThHar°neyy Uointy THAT CAN SUPPLY
A.NT3
STOCK
FALL 1 WINTER SUPPLIES
Our Prices are the
THE
RAISER
SAME
as
23Lt tlx© I’a-ilroetcl with freig-lxt added.
J. DURKHEIMER & CO,
THE WRECKERS OF HIGH PRICES IN HARNEY VALLEY.
LÏG AL A I) V E HT I 8*E M ENTS.
I
ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR OFFICE.
Aunounceinenta under above classification,
ut following rate«, payment invariably iu ad-
j vanre: .State candidacy, also,the County Judge,
U nited S tates L and O ffice ,! i Clerk, and Sheriff, 110 each; Assessor.aiol Com-
■rue, Oregon, January 21. 1890. j ' mitsioner, each; Treasurer, School Supt. Sur­
veyor, a id Coroner, also, Precinct Justices and
HEREBY GIVEN that the follow- Constables, $3 each. No insertions on requests
[ter has tiled notice of his inten­ by mail unless accompanied by the price of
ta al proof in support of his claim, I publication.
|>n to f will be made before the
Keceiver, U. 8. Land office, ut
[Saturday, March sth, 1890, viz:
p»OR COUNTY CLERK:
William C. Sharrett,
D. 8. Rww*«
No. 45, 11
for
SW'4 NE’ t #. NW’4 8E*4
I hereby announce myself as a candidate
. li;
’r the
’11 e s
’* M. Ht
He names the for the office of County ClerK subject to the
7, Tp 25,8. 11.82*2 E. W.
issvH to prove his continuous action oi the Democratic County Conven­
.-eryU.
ind cultivation of said laud, viz:
bin, Peter Thompson, of Burns, tion of Harney county, Oregon.
W. H. Morrison, of Ilaruey, Ur.
W. E. GRACE.
I J. B. HUNTINGTON, Register.
30-10
'4
ïï’SiniÎîri;
poll SHERIFF.
I hereby announce myself ns a candidate for
the office of Sheriff of Harney County, Oregon,
subjec
t to the action of the Democratic County
Court of the State of Oregon for
Convention.
ine County of Harney.
A. A. COWING.
[ter of the appointment of a special
term of aaid Court.
1 hereaa there Ims been an unavoidable fail-
to hold the I hri regular February term, A. P<>R SHERIFF!
1890, of said Court, and whereas there la ur-
iieed for the immediate transaction of the
of said Court to be hereinafier spec*
I hereby announce myself as a candidate for
iaiherefore ordered: That on Mondav.the the office of Sheriff of Harney County, Oregon,
Bay of February, A. D., 1890, at the uaual subject to the action of the Democratic County
I holding the County Court, in Harney. Convention of said county.
County, Oregon, there be held a
J. C. GARRETT.
term of the County Court of the S ate of
L, Trea
for the County of Harney, for the trans
of the following business, to wit:
NTON. i
make a jury lis’.
i consider reports of road supervisors.
> appoint n.ad supervisurs.
* . >es ablish and change road districts.
Dl(* fhbij,,h’ Sffiuc*R 1,(1
p!atvH and
HAS LARGEST CIRCULATION OF ANY
>appoint Judges and clerks forelection.
NEWSPAPER IN THIS COUNTY.
lice of ( ti > approve tax collector’s bond.
> appoint a stock inspector.3
^.»consider an<l pass upon bills against th«
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1890
at 'Jhaatbers iu vacation this 12th _ day
NS. 01 ip-one
' rebruarv, A. I».. 1890. as witness my hand
1
Court
ajtixed.
.
• j gHiELI)P
jdgeof Harney County, Oregon.
—■ c<mn1.
I
a
<
E,
County
Clerk.
Ì est: W. K.
FORbPECIAL TERM.
—L. Horton, of Diamond, is in
Burns.
—Mrs. Lizzie Johnson spent Sun­
day in Burns.
—D. A. Cawlfield is still sick
from la grippe.
—For good reading matter go to
the Circulating Library.
-
—For latest news to date read
contents of legal advertising col­
umn.
—I. Jewett, contractor for the
Canyon-Burns stage line, was in
town, Saturday.
—J. Nat. Hudson returend to
Burns, Saturday; wife and and
child in good health.
—Voters in the rank and file of
both parties are “up to snuff,”
and can see something more in poli­
tics than “a bare business proposi­
—Tokeep posted, read T he H er ­ tion;” they are not half so ignorant
as the quill-driver of the Republi­
ald .
can Weekly says “the masses,” are.
—Elias Downs, oi Harney, was in If he would accredit them with '
Burns.
common-sense he could be a more
successful politician than hitherto.
—County court will convene,
— Last Thursday a social even­
next Monday.
ing was passed in singing, at the
—Judge Shilds returned to Sil-1 residence of Mr. and Mrs. J T.
Barnes, on the Island, by Rev. Mc­
ver creek last week.
Cart, Mr. and Mrs. Buchanan and i On the Evening of Friday, February 28. 1890,
—Bring th« children to see the daughter, Miss Ada, Misses Mari­
ana and Mattie Hailey, Misses
fun at the minstrel show.
IN THE NEW HALL.
Barnes, and Messrs. Buchanan, and
—Democrats are not to be caught McGee.
by the "No Party” racket.
—As seen in our advertising col­
ADMISSION.........
50c.
—J. S. Bowen reports no loss in umns the White Front Livery and
CHILDREN...........
25c.
his stock this winter, we are glad Feed stable is under management < RESERVE SEATS
75c.
of one of the best known horseman
to say.
in the country, Wm. Woods. Mr.!
— Brass Band Minstrel Show on W. opens the doors of this fine new ■
28th inst., will be the jolliest affair building to every horse that enters I
of the season
Burns, for cash , giving it the best
X
—Born, in Burns, Feb. 13th, 1890, livery service, without caring wheth­
to Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Wooley, a er its master is poor or rich, old or
young. The feed and water are of|
four-pound son.
, best quality. The road outfits, sin-!
—Born, in Burns, Feb. 18th, ,g?e “r double harness, promply fur- >
W m . W oods , M anager .
1890, to Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Porter, nislicd on order at reasonable prices
| LARGEST STABLE AND BARN IN THE HARNEY COUNTRY
a ten-pound daughter.
How young soever you may be,
With failing Teeth you’re grim and bold,
Anti losing your mouth's purity;
Your features seem both dull and cold—
Then, man, or maid, warned of your fate.
Seek Dr. Horton e’er it's too late!
—Mr. and Mrs. Jason Bennett
were in town, Friday, and stopped
at the Parker House.
—Sheriff Cowing was in town,
Saturday, on business connected
with the duties of his office. Mr.
C. is one of the most popular candi­
dates now before the people.
—Miss Nellie Page was very
sick on Saturday; Mr. Clark being
THE HERALD.
in that day for a physician.
—Dr. Howard was called in to
see Mrs. J. C. Parker, Friday, she
having been sick the past two
Tax Collector.
weeks.
»
Sheriff Cowing, or Deputy sheriff,
,1\
—
Mrs.
J.
C.
Parker
is
very
sick
Shaw
New—Fresh—Clean.
—Mrs. Worthington’s school
Geo. W. Zumalt, will be at the fol­ ».
closed for vacation last week, teach­ from inflammatory rheumatism. lowing places, at the times specified,
Plenty Feed, Water, and Competent Service.
er and pupils being victims of la Dr. Howard in attendance.
for the purpose of collecting taxes Thia Stable, with a full Livery accommodation, is open to all. H or sea, boarding and transient,
Official County Paper. grippe.
carefully groomed, fed and watered.
—Ike Baer had his eye and side for Harney county:
CHARGES REASONABLE.
f^TiRMS CASH.
18
—Farmers coming into town with of the head badly bruised, when Trout Creek, Monday, Feb. 24.
It 26.
Local News.
eggs, chickens and butter can find coming over from Canyon, by be- Burns, Wednesday,
a ready sale at highest market price being thrown out of the buckboard. Silver Creek, Friday, t< 28.
tERIFF'S SDTICE OF SALE.
at the French Hotel.
-
Del Norte, Monday, Meh. 3.
NOW ALL MEN bv these presents that pur-
—The W. C. Byrd livery "stable was Rock Ford, Wednesday . tt 5.
PROPP *» to B decree of the circuit Court of the
*<of Oregon f< >r Harney County, made aud
—The Indians of Harney Valley purchased last week by A. J. Wil­ Happy Valley, Friday, ’ Il 7.
red on the 2d day of November. 1889, in a
Burns’ Went Iter Record.
a
have lost nearly all their ponies, son,
,
wherein Thornton Williams is Plaintiff,
who took possession Friday Diamond, Saturday,
8.
Wm. U. Mahon, C. A. Sweek, and Ella
n
from 60 to 70 head, during the last morning. This stable is a good in­ Cat low. Tuesday,
ottled.orni defendants, for the sum of f 1240.00 and
11.
Feb. 1« to Fell 10, 1800.
"er cent per annum, interest thereon from
three months, but have fared well vestment.
Wild Horse, Thursday, u 13.
Irst-named day, and for the foret 1. sure of
Wed: 6 a in-18 0 above-cold;
TON 8AM
Paoraivro*.
tt
_ lain real moii
<>f <;ute ihc 1. th day of
so far themselves.
15.
Alvord, Saturday,
"ill th, 1888, and made by said Defendant, Wm.
“
12 in—sunny; cold.
—The Amis band of sheep, num­ Crane Creek. Tuesday, t< 18.
tfabon, tor one-Rosa Aml»r< sy, assigned
—E ast O regon H erald and The bering 1,960 bead, has lost about
“
6 p nt—very cold; a vio­
•after to Plaintiff upon the EU SE',. E'4
, it
Of Sec. 2S, Tw p. 22 8. R.; J .., E. W. M. in
Public Domain only $3 a year. 500. Sam Amis was in town, 17th Drewsey No. 2, Thursday u 20.
AND JAPANESE <TLOOC'S
icy County, Oregon, and directing me to lent wind and-snow storm arose at
22.
Drewsey,
No
1,
Saturday
Settlers, this is your chance, if you inst.; J. F. Amis had 1,600 near
T) said lands to satisfy said decree, as may be. 5 p. ni.
—
i BOfw, therefor«« 1 will offer and sell the whole
want
to
know
all
about
public
land
Id land, to-wit said EL. 8E>4 and EL, NE'2
Go toTiipker'u.
Mitchell where he could feed alfalfa
Tliurs : 8 a ni-18°-«un; cold,
Ji. Twp. 22, fe. U. 32U, E. W. M.. fii <1 all the
questions.
«4
to the weak ones and lost only six
Horse shoes, nails, and all kinds j
, title, interest, and estate, which sa'd Wm
12 m—cold;
Fine, i Fanciful, and Varied.
dahon, therein or thereto had on the said
I
(I
—Miss Gunther having made ar­ head.
of wrought iron worked into Bhape ; Give thia store a call when in tow n, and examine the pretty array of Fancy Gaoda Mid at
6 p m—cold:
day of March, ¡888, for cash to the highest
Reasonable
Prices
for Cash One door aouth of Goer’s Hardware store.
er nt public outcry at the Court House door
rangement with the Gage Sisters,
to suit the public. Horseshoeing i
titown of Harney, in Harney County. Sta’e
Fri: 7 a m-16°-sun; cold;
—Attention is called to the Band ! and other blacksmithing done on !
has opened a dress-making busi­
regoli, aforesaid, commencing at 1 o’clock,
St 12 m—cold; wind rising.
A CHINESE
LAUNDRY
ou the 2btn day of March. 1890.
¿In Muie building
ness in connection with the millin­ Boys’ Minstrel show advertisement at quick time Tupker’s.
U
A. A. (.’OWING,
6 p in—cold;
in
to-day
’
s
issue
of
T
he H erald .
______________
30
. Sheriff Harney County. Oregon.
ery establishment—cutting and fit­
As the price is put very low for the I
“Texe«'’ Bur.
—
------------- ---- 11
Sat: 6 a m-32 ° -cold; windy. ting a specialty.
-
u 12 in—cold;
amount of fun in the selection of;
Ttine-“Oh, lluppy be We."
—
For
citizens
not
afraid
to
ap
­
pieces for this entertainment, in ad- To Texes I will go. yes, I will A>,
u 6 p in—cold;
RIFF'S MITICE OF SALK.
pear before a convention of repre­ <lition
tn original
nrioinnl specialties,
enoninltioo thore
Whene'er
1 want
to know,
I want to know,
tilling purpt
(iition
to
tnen > ^yj
ult there'«
in Burn«
to drinic,
iOW ALL MEN by these presents ’lia’ pur
sentative men from every precinct is no reason to prevent a crowded in th’glaaae« cheerful « link,
Sun: : 8 a m-32 °-sun; cold •
t to »<t«er«-'' "f the Circuit Court of the
in the county, read contents of an­ house on 28th inst.
At
Texes * Bar.
“ 12 m—cold; snow.
of Oregon t.>r Harney County, made and
At Texe
”ar-
_
—-.’ed O» the 2<i da of November, 18«'.», in a
ll
1
And when I want to smoke, I want to emoke,
nouncement columns.
6 p m—coid;
herein Fetor French was Plaintiff, and
And hear a good old joke, a good old joke,
am Dillman. Defendant, for the sum of
At th’ Texes there will be
—
D.
M.
Ferry
A
Co
’
s
Seed
Annu
­
Mon: 6 a in-21 °-cold; snow.
T"'r eetit per annum interest
—Thursday morning T he H er ­
Cigars for you ami me
TOILET ARTICLES, GLASS, PUTTY, * t.
“IbjMtfil 1 rs ’nairtetl <!av, and for the
At Texes Bar.
“12 m—cold;
ald was the recipient of three cop­ al for 1890, reached our desk on
pf «certain real mortgage of dote
Mondav from
Detroit .Him.,
Mich .oiu
and There
F"r Whlaxy,
Wine,
and
Heer,
Fun
Without
fe»r,
_MFf!>riiarv. |«S7. and male b>
“
6
p
m
—
cold.
munu.iy,
iroiii
„iiron,
.,,
,,,
U(lh
,
tx
.
B
,
lt
her
,_
)o
beat
It
here,
ies
of
the
Ochoco
Review,
dated
DVERTIS ..-PaHMlOt, William Dillman to Pet or
W .E GRACE, P roprietor ,
BURNS, OREGON
ch.upotltBe whole of Section 25, Twp. i5' a,
Jan. 25, Feb. 1 and 2, respectively, is even more attractively gotten up For i.iqnon, Mixed orstralxht,
Tues: 7 a m-22o-cold;
------ ~
S3 E. W. M.. in Harney County,
than the one for 1889. As we have , , Thl-' re
’"“d”
nar.
tt
and
Times-Mountaineer.
and » ¡Terrain water right hereinafter
12 ni—cold;
I^REE »fully dettwlbcd, and directing mo to sell
not had time to more than hastily
u
6 p in—cold.
.lands to satis fy said decree, as maybe
A Large Assortment of
| —J. C. Garrett one of the most glance over ;»
j.rn.w... I •
it, we „.:ii
will note n advance
The G. A. It.
’et*« e o..
therefore. 1 will offer and sell the lands,
I
et belowï'ur [t: the whole of Section 25. Twp. S.r>*.;, South
popular candidates for the office of made, later, but in ample time for; St. Valentine’s day the Harney
6
a
ni-ll
o
-cold;
snow
Wed
:
re32E. W. M . aforesaid, and together with
Sheriff, returned te Silver creek the readers to send for seeds, etc. I valley soldiers of the G. A. R. met
ertain wattr-mh: known as lhe North F«>rk I fall before day.
ÏWTFRMBM Greek Ditch and Wa*«*r-Right, whereby
last week. Silver creek has a knack
“
12 m—cold, snowing.
lrjFj 1 5»
more or ’css, of the walers of said
¡in Burns, and were welcomed by
the na'ural bed thereof,
of offering the county a good citi­
6
p
m
—
cold.
—T he H erai . d will send for one ’ (|1P citizens and greeted with inu-
AN &SCT|_
follows: Commencing at «
zen to serve their interests.
Has just been Received.
■ace’s Drug $4 on
.k, to-wit: said North Folk of ;
of the Louisville Singers next ; 8jc |,y the Burns Brass Band; the
les. more or less. East of the Fast
spring, as soon as freighting is re- gtreets being too muddy for a pro- I
wp. 25’i. 8. R 32’, Wear bv ths
------------
—
Little
hay.
—
C.
A.
Gilbert,
the
irrepressi
­
it< h from sai 1 point One Half
HOWAIM
at is known as Dry Lift h. and t
ble sewing machine agent, we see suined, and will make an order at jMised military parade, that part of PHYSICIANS’ PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED
n s. heredi omen’s appurte ,
—Dying cattle.
same time for any of lour sub- the program was omitted,
VN à’SU®
in the Review, reports snow 3 ft. the
es. righ s to pi saepgion. use. ;
fW Everything guaranteed pure and of th« very best quality.
scribers who will send for illustrât-1----------------------
and t<>. and in any manm-r
deep
on
Big
Meadows.
His
wife
(S, ORtO^
—
Starving
horses.
-taining
sai 1 lanes, uitch. and water-
ed catalogues and make a selection HrH<Io*« Rervii-cw in Burn« Chiireh
, and all the right, title, inti res’, vs'a’e, '
was
nearly
killed
a
shorttime
since
----------- ------ Tai"p«4»eMion.
and 1 property
propertv of the said
of any styles worth 110 to $30; I
_
,
‘
----
—Fun on the 28th.
by an accident.
ïam DHIman.
_, ...
in und
and to galii
eaid lands, ditch
♦ 17 50 to »30
i "»turday, * P r”> *Gd«r Taylor, of
5nd .................
all. each, and every part
iry
the Christian church, an introduc-
* • hieh he therein or there’o
—Revival on hand
—Tabby, the old Piute Indian
[day of February, 1887, for cash
I u. (»RACE»" bljrbm
th®
—An exchange gets off the fol-1 tory to week of divine service
W11
............
_
Md'lcr at pnblie
<.ntrr\ _ at ths
that
has
made
his
stopping-place
—Eggs 75c a dozen.
IURNS. OR t Hou»»<h>»r in the townof Harney, Coun-
Sunday, 11 a in, Rev. McCart, of
in the vicinity of Burns the past lowing on the “devil’«” only friend
ntest Bianki
V«!?«?’.. of Oregon, aforesaid, com
the Methodist church. At 3 pm.
i
k.
p
m.,
on
the
*^5th
day
of
e». « rrert!<
—Butter out of sight.
eight years, mourns the death of the office towel:
•e<lB. Not«.
I think ol the tewel. the old laahlnoed Elder Taylor.
At 7 p Ill, Rev. Mt -
A. A. COWING.
his little 5-year-old boy, ‘ Johnny,” When
Cha rgcB
towel,
■ f*nPf
—Grass on the Island.
Sheriff Harney Co.. Oregon
u»e<1 *o hang up by the printing him«» door, |
who died Friday vening. Feb. 14th, That
I think that nobody in th< •« da>■ of ahoddy
Monday at i p Ill, Elder lay-
, after a severe illness of two months. ÏR:^;:rh”^,îtW“;d,^!i|W.,i:o^ It. lor U.g»n a revival by giving first of
—Tadpoles are hatching.
>
T. HU
—A droll feature of affair« ex­
•10 Reward.
<>f
,bia
■
—Deer reported very poor.
i E Y-At
ists on the Ontario to Barns stage
man,
with ideas concerning the founda-
CLBlN«; with White Fare. Has
GO TO PARKER’S.
: BURNS
line,
so
we
are
informed.
The
line
Kwith Bar above, on the Right '
—Burns money market good.
“,her.uP™d*>M”
FU' • tion of the church; necessity fori
.Ider,
r|«n<1 two l-eft-Oblique Barg on
is divided inte three drives: Onta­ In. over, and uniiar,’tw«» blacker than thunder: ! ;♦« pxitdpnre* ÎÎM nlacr in the I»lan
s
—Ice hauling done for the pre­ rio to Beulah. Beulah to Drewsey, ’Twaa harder than povertv, rougher than ain; HBeXlBltncc, iim pm in im pum .
i YBEI.DING. Branded T with 1
From the roller ■uepended.it never wa«bendrd. i of redemption. Olid closed the ( VCn-
deupoit.ig Up. above, andj
• sent.
Drewsey to Burns. Since the snow
3
i ' "I by horizontal bar'-i
ing services by taking a new-lK.ru
^^gJircle J. on Left .-ho'iDL r.
blockade the drive of Ontario to
—Wild geese ripe on the Ixiwer Beulah, discontinued and of Har­ And dX'put on a mor. Ink!« h.w,
i
wi‘hin
t ,
ibed horr-va to L. C. GROUT 1
laniry. Or
Cm11 on. wind, morning, without an« warn* .
I uesday. 2 pill, hitler I aylor Hu- 1
Island.
ney to Drewsey. So that both ends
it leti to the «>M>r and waa trokrn in two
’ ministered the rile of baptism^ to
—The Hixson brothers arc recov­ of the line and the swing drive are
| Miss Mina Brinek, by immersion
ctnrt Comiuitteinen.
plying
daily
to
and
fro,
with
no
ering
from
la
grippe.
—The school report of Jennie At 7pm the second lecture wa«
\ Ca
___
ccnneition le'weer. The Ontario Racine, in Division 1, Primary de­ given, it being a continuation of the
appointedl this week by the
—
Republicans
are
not
to
l»e
driver dumps the mail matter from partment of St. Franci« Academy,'
»’EY - A lirman of tir Democratic Coun-
preceding night ami intn-ductory
I i rxs , O«2entral Cktpmittee. are as iOl caught by the “No Party” racket. the railroad at Vale to remain till Baker City, Oregon, for quarter to that of Wednesday evening.
pBonUBToB M rs . LOUIS RACINE
the blockade on established stage ending Jan. 21, 1890: Christian
ill the nwd
The attendance is Rood, th«-, Tbi, b.> .J'.’iuely appointed It it .4 is on ri tn t .■ ■:>» rtO'Lit - th« ptll>
—
The
2d
and
the
14th,
and
the
V. ». Ur
road is raised; the Drewsey driver : Doctrine 75; spelling 88; reading minister being encouraged by the
1 W. Miller.
224 arc tic notable days of the
TTERS A
goes
daily to Beulah and returns; 80; arithmetic 82; elocution 60; presence of Rev McCart, Rev. M.
In with the best rooms, table, and si-rti«* the town Afford«
Maines.
month of February; the 22d only the Burns
driver goes to Harney, penmanship 80; Geography 70; I’heeters. Rev. Embree, who cain%
• E. L. Livton.
Tema Brnwomibl«
remains to be heard from.
as far as he can take his stage, and 1 definition« 100; composition M; in early in the afternoon, tx well m
IcMcnainy.
A BA Ft
_______ ___lYilshirr.
—To * i ? the great loads of hay returns; meantime, the people in 76 1-6; standing in class No. 4; by the substantial citiaen* ami i
»ES A I-Jow—W^hirk
brought into and through Burns. whose interest all this travel is I health, attendance, conduct and families of the town, »od in.modi
b> rta nt Liquor«.
▲lUabed. where i*
Kinnon.
Ione woul 1 Le unable to imagine done, gets nothing but local mail application “excellent” which, as ate membership of the Chn»8*a|
Qeys
and’parsenger transfer.
TCtt.
hay to be scarce as reported.
per grade, mean« “the beat."
church.
'1 a’’ of ’b'Ì
; e
OH1NESE
FINE CUTLERY. NOTIONS, Eetc
FOR A SQUARE MEAL
. French Hotel.
e<i lit care «TOK
*d tn.