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BURNS. HANEY COUNTY, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, 1891.
¡-Weekly Herald,
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and SATURDAY.
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ISHERS AND PROPRIETORS.
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
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louth*
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bep
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1.50
75
.150
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■ HERALD CI.I’ll LIST:
1 Harner’s Magazine ............5.00
_ il Harper's Weekly
..........5.20
lg„beral<l in id Harper's Baznr................... 5.20
.fj- erald «nd Harper’s Young People .. 3.75
3s¡±:¡
. erald and Alden’* Manifold Cyclopedia. 2.90
.'. PEacb additional volume after Vol. 1, 55 eeuta:
1,1 lOeenM extra per volume, postage.
COME TO
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BURNS & ([IERRATE!
JULY'
1776,
RETAIL ! !
CO.
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OREGON.
G eneral merchandise ,
1891.
We are now located in the New Brick Block, with plenty of rcom,
occupying three Boors, and each iloor loaded With <trOO®S
Will maintain our funner rules:
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Squall Dialing1. One PriCC.
Best Ouality.
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80.00
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10.00 28.00
So uo ;>u 00 40 00 60.00 110 00
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Dry Granulated Sugar, $ 9.75 per 1001b I have just received a full and
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Salt, .......................
2.10 H
complete Stock of Dry Goods,
Nails........................
“ keg. G-oceries, Hardware, Tinware
Flour,.......................
6.00 ” barrel Notions, etc , which I will sei!
13.50 “ lOOtt» at BEDROCK PRICES FOR
Omaha Bacon .
3 (X) ” can CASH ONLY
Coal Oil (Pearl) .
11. E. T homps > n ,
Yours Respectfully,
Manager.
A. ROBBINS
HUNTINGTON, .................
il’ttblighcr* of periodical* are solicited
ubbing nite*, a copy of their work for
eading Room—We tile, and bind the
o*e of every half volume, end v«v 11
advertisement.
a Year.
GREAT REDUCTION IK PRICES !
AltijW^’ffc'pie* of all the above work* can be ex
ir Vinlueif at leisure ia the Reading Room.
p u k
$2.50
GRAND CELEBRATION, JULY 4. 1891
We buv Flour, Meats, Stoek Salt, Barb Wire, Liverpool Salt.,
Canned Goods, and Coal Oil in CAR LOA DS. Our Puices are LOW.
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SEND FOR QUOTATIONS ! !
JOB WO UK
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description executed with nPHtuess
leh, at reasonable rates.
Pamphlets
Posters,
Letter Meade,
Bill Heads,
( arde. Ti< Ketn,
Note Heads,
Dodgers, Etc.
a.
Invitations.
PROGRAMME:
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CO R RESPOND E N CE SOLICITED.
• Prprietors Huntington Warehouse.
Yours Respt chilly,
J. II. ATKIN, Manager.
SALUTE OF 45 GUNS AT SUNRISE.
Music.....................
l>y Burns Brass Band.
bald is kept regularly on Bln for re
tlio Geo. 1’. R«well Newspaper Ad President of the Day .....................
Harrison Kelley.
ureau, 10 Spruce nt.. New York.
Vice-Presidents: M. IL Drake, P. F. Stenger. A. W.«Waters, Ilenrv
MRS. THOMAS GIANNINI,
. Proprietor
Chambers, Harry Thompson, Peter Cleineiub' L C. G Vrct, Ed, Haiitiv.
^OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
II. C. Levens, Fefer French. Chas. W. Jones, M. Fitzgerald, G. W THIS IS THE MOST POPULAR HOTEL IN TOWN, BECAUSE IT IS THE BEST CONDUCTED.
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Wilshire,
Mervin Sworts, Glenn Miller, Louis Racine and Win. Miller. EVERY THING IS NEAT AND COMFORTABLE ITS PATRON’S WANTS ARE CAREFULLY
national :
CONSIDERED AND TABLES FURNISHED WITH EVERY THING THE M ARKET AFFORDS.
Benjamin llar riso Grand Marshal......................................................................... J C. Garret.
Levi 1’. Morton
James G. Blaine Aids: W. E. Grace, Lee Caldwell, Ed Joy, A. W. Gowan, J. C. Wooley,
M*lf'
Charles Foster.
retarybf Treasury
retaryl 01 Interior
JohnW. Noble M. R. Biggs.
Redfield Proctor
retarylof War
at 10 A M.
Benjamin F. Tracey Parade..............................................................
^^^jof Navy
Jeremiah M 1 Rusk
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Aarlcultnre.
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Procession as follows: Grand Marshal and Aids, Band, Liberty Car.
W m H. II
leurrai
. ..John Wan^make :
r General
President of the Day, Vice-Presidents, Orator, Reader of Declaration of
STATE—OKt.l.ON:
Proprietors.
J. N. Dolph I Independence, Citizens in carriages, Citizens on horse-back.
R
tors .
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J. H Mitchau I
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R. Binger
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Procession to form in front of Land Office, march down Main to Jeff­
D.Sylvester
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IV»»VJV>
I’unnoyer ■ I
lovernor
ecretar* of State
.K. Get».
Geo. W. McBride .
erson,
up Jefferson to Second to picnic grounds.
Phil. Metschan. j
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reaaurer
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J. B. McElroy I
" Upt. ■Mir Instruction R
Frank Bakei Prayer by Chaplain...................................................... Rev. M. D. Wilson.
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) K. 8. Bean, j
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Band.
J Win. P. Lord Music...........................
II tupremft Judges
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I W. W. Thayer I
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Rheutdu 8. Strahm i Oration (by Orator of the Day)...................................... J. B. Huntington.
¡SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT!
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Music...................
by Glee Club.
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M. D. CLIFFORD
The Proprietors of the Red Front and White Front Livery Sta­
Reading
Declaration
of
Independence,
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J.
C. Parker.
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Attorney
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C has . F. H yde
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breae utatlve
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D. s. D ustin
bles assures the public that they are prepared to accommodate
Band.
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Blor
.(D) H enry B lackman Music .....................................
in every way in their line of business.
worn»
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COUNTY—BARNEYÎ
£W"llav and grain constantly on hands, and careful hands.
WM. M iller
udire
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DINNER.
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Passengers
taken to all parts of the country. Job Wagon ir. connection.
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perintendent
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T. H. R obert *
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(D) T. A. M c K innon
COWtNO
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.(D). W. E. A lbekson
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ihas .N ewell
T ho *. G. D odson
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oners
BURNS
Evening exercises consisting of Footraces, Tournament Riding.
Climbing Greased Pole, Sack Races, ete.
W k . altnow
Lytle How «rd.
We solicit a share of
AUNKY U. H. LAND OFFICE:
J. B. H untington
..H ahriron K elley
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DrWECTORY
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UR)*4ilETHODIST EP1SCOPAL CHURCH
M D WI'AON Pastor.
ip<M There ill h« prea« hing bv the paatnr in each
ih '«onth a* foilou*. iintll further notu e
ist »ab >ath—Bum*—at 11 a ni. and 4:30 p m
I,rb»' M Brtt ath—Island sehool Hou«e— *t 11 a m
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—Harney—at 7:30 p m.
M Hab’ *th—Burn»—«t 11 * in. and 4 30 p m
,)f ' 4thggl" »th—Harney—at 11 a m. «nd 7.»0p m
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SOCIETIES.
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HARNEY LODGE, fco. 77, LOO F.
at 11,1,1 FeUow* Hall. . v. rv Saturday
F. M JoRDON, N.G.
I ortox . Trena
^B arney pos t no . 4*. g . a r .
Me«* every 1st and*3d Wednesday of
h
month, at odd Fellow*' nail. . All Comrade«
la toad- audin* Invited.
M. M. BRIERLY. P C.
^■N iull .
U. ». MAILS.
Al
Brasa— val *
and depart* dall). Sunday* exrepled
ara**—into* city :
Mandara Wednesday. Friday*, tpa a
IBda;* Tharadar* a Saturda)Bia «ban.
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Mexican
Mustang
Liniment.
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A Cure for the Ailments of Man and Bca&
A long-tested pain reliever.
Its use is almost universal by the Housewife, the Farmer, 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, alma t
generations.
No medicine chest is complete without a bottle of M ustang
L iniment .
Occasions arise for its use almost every day.
All druggists and dealers have it
Shop
lie that we have again open-
the patronage.
ed at the old 6tand and
upplied with good tneata
The
Incorporated
NORTHWESTERN MAIL
TRANSPORTATION Company.
C. C. McCoy, General Manager,
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Stages leave Burns, Oregon, daily for Harney, Drewaey, Beulah,
West fall and Vale, where
Close Connection is Made
with the railroad.
G och I fresh horses, careful drivers, new vehicles,
RATES OF FARE. FROM BURNS TO ONTARIO AND INTERVENING POINTS
Burna to Val«
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Burns, to Ontario
Sinon i
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•• West Fell
7.50
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•• Groveí'fty
« 50
•• Drewaey
4 flO
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•• Beulah
8 00 “
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•• Harney
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•• Fine Creek ..........................
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Baggage, 30ta to each Passenger. Fricght and Passengers must
••e way-billed. Passenger fare paid in "advance.
H arry F miyp ,
Gen. Hup’t.
N eri A cklkb ,
Division Agent.
J. M. V atghm
Burn» Agent