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—Toe spring term of our school
will close next Wednesday.
—Is; ac Winter his a ve y sick
(A8 LARGEST CIRCULATION OF ANY
child. Mrs. M. A. Fry is attending
NEWSPAPER IN THIS COUNTY.
it.
— Burns is evidently “in it,” a tid
Official County Paper. what is of more consequence, she
is very “wide.”
—Dr Ashford was called to see
’ Local News,
Mrs.
Samuel Kenyon, near Drewsey
sey
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on the 10th inst.
—Will Burns celebrate?
— Henry Canaday is prepared to
—Mrs. Haskell’s garden escaped take pictures in first class style.
ie frost.
Call and be convinced.
iey Ci—Good wheat at N. Brown’s $1
—Thus. Whiting has the con­
t busht 1.
tract of putting the Burns race
—For Mutton chops call on Mar- track in order for the races in July.
i Byerley.
—We learn from parties, from
—Are we going to have any fire j the Coos bay country, that the
...
jrkg on the 4th?
country is entirely over-done, and
—S< >lo is the popular game of not what it is “cracked up’’ to be.
e town at present.
—The Town Council should com­
~ —paker county script is only pel every individual living, and
doing business, in the business part
>rth fifty cents on the dollar.
of
town, to build safe and reliable
—The best brands of liquors and
flues
?ar8 are kept at Tex’s Resort.
—The business men of our town
,7^' — B orn .—On the 11th, inst., to
ne­
e wife of W. H . Gass, a daughter. I are not “in it” when it comes to
ll-
—Iii a week’s time our saw mill public meetings to discuss ways
the river will be in running or- and means to prevent destruction to
life and property from fire.
r.
•i- -On Friday mght, 3d of July,! The report is current in our town
da. incing will be in order at the town that our friend \V. H. Gass, was
seen the othermorning with his head
ill.
over the well-curb calling—io a
¡onabi-Dd not forget to call at Tex’s Re­ loud voice—“papa” and listening to
>rl, vihen in town. Frank Lewis, the echo.
■"■oprietor.
—Our wise weather prophets who
— Consolidation of Portland, predicted this season would be a
I L \astIPortland and Albina, carried dry on?, in Harney valley and
1 LUF o^cr 800.
nothing would be raised, are disap­
—Remember Till Glaze is at the pointefl. at this date, as it bids fair
eadlof the music department for to be a wet one.
ie dance on the 3d.
—Father Bowen comes to town
LEGO _j ou Bosenburg keeps constant- once a week with vegetables, and
r bel lind the bar the best brands brings along two or three large
f liquors and cigars.
dimajohns filled with fresh butt« r-
—Tickets for the ball to lie given milk. We are not certain that he
n the night of the 3d. only $1.50. carries the jugs back “m-t.”
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upper at all the hotels.
—A farmers alliance man of Baker
—-Cal. Geer returned, last even- county claims that the county has
ig, from a business trip, in the no right to employ Rand to prose­
KOgesMrn part of the county.
cute Mix & Dale in circuit court,
— W H Hogan and Robt. Bak- and asks: “What’s the matterwith
llityrKte. th of Silver creek, were in the district attorney? and what is
ur |i' )wn, Thursday night,
he elected for?
— We are informed that Thomas
fohn Martin has taken his
Potter,
who lives near Harney met
er to Portland, to visit her
with a sad accident several days
iter, Mrs. Geo. McGowan,
r\I since; a broken leg. He was over
riet < ,
’ larrv Thompson and family,
L in Silvies Valley at the time. w<
ho have been visiting friends,
have not been able to learn the par­
manai®ar ■* Drewsey, returned Thursday ticulars up to this date.
ilder^W1 loon.
'
—There will he just four days
to m ,H o ' me produce market: Vegeta- racing on the Burns race track, tlie
ks ready sale, at fair prices. 1st 2d, 3d and 4th of July, lstdav
an F 'rancisco and Portland: Wool 600 yards free for all Harney coun­
8@2' Dets; hides 6@9Acts; mutton, ty horses, purse $75; 2d dav.
>r wei ithers, 7^@8cts, ewes 6@7cts. mile dash free for all, purse $100;
afioru__ q
'racklaying on the Sumpter 3d day, $ mile dash, Harney coun­
-»Bey railroad is about to be begun, ty saddle horses, purse $50; 4th day
it hoi gh it is doubtful if the road A mile and repeat free for all Har­
lthoi:
ill e Ixterui beyond the timber belt ney county horses, purse $100.
TÌ8 8i de of Baker.—Grant County
—We see some few parties have,
■ ews.
and are, removing and burning the
<
—1 he most popular shapes in dirt and filth of their back-yards,
onnfc its of the season are the spider. while others are paving no atten­
omet ; and bouquet. Mrs. E. S. tion to it. Every one living within
I is expecting a full stock of the corporate limits should be com­
peled by the Town Authorities to
aesa Hue, next week.
—C 'anyon City is figuring on put- cleanse their surroundings, and
ng it anelectric light plant if the «veils, for remember cleanliness is
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lacer
mining project comes to ma- actually a-wntial to heatlh as
BTOB
a ritm­ r. That is the cheapest light well as Christianity, a marked evi­
idi«»
ile n iners could use. the great ex­ dence of heathenism is filthy back
ten ense being the driving power.— yards, and impure wells, caused by
want of attention.
lews.
Semi-Weekly Herald,
i
ie.
t 5.
tockmen can now g.-t honest
ts bv shipping or «elling stock
ntington. The O. C. Co. hav-
st completed oneof Fairbanks
Seales, and arranged a large
for the purpose. Certified
eights given.
4-24.
TOR.
I0TICE—The school tax in
district. No. 1, is now dejin-
and if not paid in t«-n days
this date. June6th. the unpaid
f the list will be turned over
» the sheriff for collection.
J. C. P arker , Clerk
few nights since some un-
» l>erson attempted to take
re of W. L. Powell, living on
reek, east of Drewsey. Mr.
i
I htaring a «:is‘ir>ance
! the chi' k ens. went out to
ain thecause. when some one
shot nt him, the ball coming
tact
with a pocket-book and
r
8, that were in his side pock­
dr,ubtedly saved his life.
Headaches and Fevers, to cleanse
the Bystem effectually, yet gently,
when costive or bilious, or when the :
R. C. GEER’S;
:
blood is impure or sluggish to per­ MANUFACTURER A DEALER
manently cure habitual constipation
IN ALL KINDS OF
to awaken the kidneys and liver to
T ! M W A R E.
a healthy activity, without irritât-
ing or weakening them, use Syrup
Tinware repaired.
of Figs.
Also Dealer in Fishing Tav kie and
Sporting Goods.
Cash!
Cash!!
Cash!!!
I am prepared to advance money Rl'RNS............................................. O regon .
GREAT NOVELTIES
on wool to responsible parties. 1,
also have wool sacks, twine, sul­
OH INA & JAPAN
phur and salt, cheap. Call and see
me find I will tell you the rest.
GOODS ÂT
4-21
C al . G eer .
WHAT l»<> Y<»1
All
1 HlNIi!
Nails only cost you $7.75 per 100
tbs at Geers and everything else in I
the same proportion. I have as
good selected stock as you will find
in any rail road town in Eastern
Oregon and am bound to sell it off.
Call and see me and I will astonish
you with low prices if von bring
the cash.
I rwin S. G eer .
Manager.
HANDKERCHIEFS,OF FIN EsTSIl.K.CHEAI“
TEA, 40eta A PACKAGI'; AS
MANY FIR»
CRACKER- AS A SMALL IltlY CAN CARRY
FORoa-ts.
ALL OTHER THINGS AT SAME
RATE.
W- N. Jorgenson
NEW STOCK OF GOODS
ON THE ROAD.
A
PRACTICAL SURVEYOR.
T. A. McKINNON,
Sl rayed
From Burns, on or about t he 20th
of May, on dark bay horse, branded
on left shoulder ®"'", weight 1,400,
shod with team shoes, right hind
Blacksmith shop, with tools. Best
ankle crooks out, 16 hands high,
location
in Burns. Inquire of N.
Watches:
Brown.
8 or 9 years old and very gentle.
I have \\ atch Movements of all
Any one giving information of
whereabouts will be liberally re­ the leading American and foreign
makers, from ordinary to best
warded.
M. N. F egtley ,
Burns, Ore. quality as time keepers, and all in
Daniel F. Really
good running order and warranted.
STOCK BRANDS.
Call and see me. Always at my
Hardin & Riley, cattle branded Von left aide.
Horse brand T leftside, i*. u. Burns. Oregon post, in N. Brown's building.
MF'
A J
he earned nt our NEW line of worti,
For JFtesnt.
IN(W
J. (’. Foley, cattle brand = on right Ride.
Horse brand = on left shoulder.
LEG A I. ADV E UT IS E M ENTS.
I
BEATTY'SORGANS
—Are
I ii e
beat
W rite
furcalulogue
Atlifre»». lion. Dauiei F\ Heat
ty, Washington, New Jersey.
1 M
■
’■8 •'»I"'11.V nii<| boiioiublv, by those < f
IVJ ■ ■ 111 p® ■ eilh r
. oilIig or old. and in tlx r
■ ■■ Mllll
■ «•"
anti'
u r lh« v live. Ai y
■ ■ ■
■ “■ ■ <’UO «an do the voik.
Easy to learn
We fiirnM» everything. V. .. »tan so«. No ri»k. Vucanries.it«
your -P re iio hk ii I«, or nil your dine to tlm mnk
I hi» 1» in
entirely n.-w 1« id, in.| bringn v underfill am . v»» toeverv x< «ker.
Ih <rinmn are earning tYoin
to fit» | t u. k and U)
and more after a litclo experience. We can furnish yon the eu -
vl .ym. nt nud trm h y u » .1 ■ . No epare to explain here. I t i|
tofuriuatiuu ERKK. ’I E» ( |; cv C O., A.UIHTA, AlAiNa.
NOTICE.
Notice ie hereby given that on the 15th day of
.Mav 1*91. I appointed flic following named per­
son» deputy stock iu»pectot»of Harney county:
John Bridge, of Crane creek; Harrison Sea­
ward of Diamond; W M. Hogan of SilverCreek
F. G. Blume of Emigrant Creek: George Mor­
gan, of Drewsey.
Titos. G. D oiison ,
f-toek Insfeetor’of Harney county.
PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING BRIDGE:
a. "
Sealed p'onosal» will be received by the
Conntv clerk for building a bridge acn «8 Sil-
vies Ki ver. oil what is known dr the I- mhree
Road. Hftrnev county. Oregon, said bridge to
be a substantial bridge with guard rails and
approaches. All prop» na’s to I e accompanied
with plans and specifications. Said proposals
will be opened by the County Court, on
Wednesday. July X. 1891. The court reserving
the right to reject any and al’ bids.
By order of the County Court.
W. E. G race , Clerk.
Portland Boot
cl
Shoe Store
LUNA BURO & FRY, P roprietors , B urns , O regon .
Stock Banta and Sfb'OB. <>f
rhe
•- very
« • ■ ■ be»'
quality,
Juit
J'IBI
recelvwl
ivi
Cheapest Place in Town for Cash,
i W*
il»». Custom work nod Repnirlng neatly done.
T3 URNS J3UTCHEP. S5HOP.
- Proprietor.
MARTÍN BYERI.EY
piNAL PROOF:
U.S. L and O ffice , at Bur. b Oregon, Mav 3.
1X91
NOTICE is hereO’ given that th - following-
named settler has filled notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of hia claim.
anti that Bail proof will be male I.efore the
Regis er ami Ret elver at Burne Oregon un
JUUC, 13, 1X91, viz
Melvin Fenwick.
lid Nt» 419 and add. Hd. No. 7x. for the s’? of
SWl4, NE1, of SW‘ | a ml sE*4 of NW qr.,of Set
24 Tp. 2-S. R :<) E W. M.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his covtlnuoiis residence upon end cultivation
of. said land, viz: E. N. Fleming. James A)
bert, Samuel King and Jason Bennett, till of
Burns, Oregon.
J. B.H untingtom . Register
piNAL PROOF:
L’
H. L and O ffice at Burns, Oregon, Mat
12,1X91.
Noth e is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to mak«1 final proof in support of her claim, and
that said proof will be made bef« re the Regis
ter and Receiver, at Burns. Oregon, uii June
20, 1X‘*1, viz.
itelp'cca TIiompMm.
Pre i> H lf.0 for the NW qr of NE. qr Sec.
23. Tp. 21 H. R LI E W M
she names tbe following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivaiion
of. said land, viz: George Huston, John Gates.
Luther Edilmen and Wm. Waters, all of Burns,
Oregon
J. B. H t 'NTIN g T. i N. Register
STRAY ED,
Strayed from Burns, Harney £7 INAL PROOF:
Oregon, Mav 12,
county, Oregon, on er about the U S L aud O ffici , at.Burnt,
1X91.
21st of May, six head of horses and Noth e is hereby given that the folk.« Ing
namcl settler has file«! notice of his intention
one colt, belonging to the under­ to
make final proof in support of hi« < laim. and
that
said proof will be made before rhe
tier
signed.
and Receiver at Burnt. Oregon, on Jul) i. ¡x®l.
Lescriptiou and brands as fol­ viz ,
N. Miller.
lows: One bay horse, about 16^ lid. No 114. IChliaiul
for the N1* of NWqr Sec 29. ‘-Fqr
of
SF.qr
sec.
1»,
NEqr
of
NEqr. Sec ¿0, Tp 21 S,
hands high, branded on left shoulder
27 E.
Cy; one bay horse 14^ hands high, R. He
uamet the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and ruitivadon
with large saddle marks on Imth of
said land, vit fra <>. Bardwell, K. J Wil
J. A. Williams and W. N. Hogan all of
sides, branded on the left shoulder Hains.
J. H. HUNTIFT o F Re ittrr
CLa\; one brown horse branded C Rilev, Oregon
on left shoulder, 4 years old; one
bald-face bay mare, four white feet F inal pboof :
branded C.\ on left shoulder; one LAND OFFICE AT Bl RNS, OREGON, MAY
I».’L
bay mare, star in forehead, branded Nolfee i. her»bv 22. iHven
that ! h<- fol’- w n -
name-i
avttler
ba,
filed
of bi, ln*«-uGon
C4\ on left shoulder and one bay to make final pr.H.f In ,’ n».Ire
ipport of hl, 'lain, arid
Yearling colt branded C,\ on left that »aid nr.M.f will tie made before the Regfa-
and Ke< eiver, at Bun.a. Oratr*
■>» roly X
shoulder, and, when turned out, ter
1*'J1. via:
(¡,..r,e
W.
Verdot,
had on a halter muzzle. A lila-ral Fred, No 3402 forth® HWqr Sec. 10. Tp. 25S.
reward will be paid by the under­ R32 F. W M.
name, 'he following wltr.t-.ae, to prove
sign« <1 for their return to Burns, or hia He etiniin.H'U,
reabien.e npon and mltlvation
of
aaid
via R..ber: Ivera Fraderl. k Rlt-
information given whereby they terbuar h. land,
Auauat F. RtHerboach and Julloa A.
RHterb.ia« h. all of Burna. Oregon.
mav be recovered.
C harles A nderson .
î
To L>i«p«»l Colds,
J. B. H untimitom . Register.
Full weight given. Good beef or the block. Mutton, pork,
veninon and game, when on the nniket.
Burns JPhot^rarh Grallerv,
W. II. CANADAY,.................................................. P roprietor .
()—o
Mexican
Mustang
Liniment.
A Cure for the Ailments of Man and Beast
A long-tested pain reliever.
Its use is almost universal by the Housewife, the Fanner, the
Stock Raiser, and by every one requiring an effective
liniment
No other application compares with it in efficacy.
This well-known remedy has stood the test of years, almost
generations.
No medicine chest is complete without a bottle of M ustako
L iniment .
Occasions arise for its use almost every day.
All druggists and dealers have it.
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