N.
PURCHASING FOR CASH
IS TEL WAY TO TRADE!
10 ro 20 PER CENT SAVED BY
Call and see for yourself
imi-vVeekiy Herat
WEDNESDAY DECEMBER b, I nvi
has largest cir < elation
NEWS1APEI IN THIS ( OEM Y
Offici
— Notice the change
Voegtlev s a<l this issue.
— \\ E. \\ al ton of Job n Dav was
in our town one night last week
—All lines of harware and tinware
at reduced prices, at C.
\ oegt-
County Paner.
Loca ! N ews
—Granite iron ware
quality cutlery at the
store.
and first
hardware
— Ihe Burns Hotel. E. B Reed
proprietor, will give the Christmas-
supper
— I. K senator was in town
night
He left this morning
Lakeview, where he will spend
winter.
— Nick Baker came in from Silv,
He repor
Creek last Monday
every thing flourishing in his neigh
borhood
At ths oäd Starici
I .imiel blouses
lerry hairpins
M iItiu.'ii V Sioi <
— E very bod y knowing t hem sel ves
indebted to Lee (’aidwell it Co
please come and settle immediately
Judge Thomas Shields, Hur
by money or note.
D-12.
nev county’s first judge, and who
—N otice —All parties knowing was formerly a citizen of Lakeview,
themselves indebted to me for lum­ was in town this week.—Lakeview
ber or otherwise, are hereby notified Examiner
to settle the same by January 1.
1892, thereby saving cost, for at that
'date all unpaid accounts will be
put into the hands of an officer for
collection.
E. II K ing
—Abe Jones, the escaped staj.e
robber, was seen in Warner valley
last week, so we ara informed I y
parties from h it s ctiot..—Lake
view Examiner.
—All notes and accounts now due
to the Cal Geer hardware store can
be paid to R L. Sabin. Assignee.
• Portland Oregon. Drawer No. 31. be­
fore January 1, 1892. After that
time all unpaid notes and accounts
will be placed in the hands of an at
torney with instructions to collect
forwith
F. S P eet .
Receiver.
—Walter Huston informs us that
3emigrants from Nebraska are win­
tering at his ranch. They are very
well pleased with Harney county
and expect to remain here
STOCK URANOS
From and alter this date the
lowing prie
Wl
III-
charged
— 1 he supper in connection \\ itli meat ;
>houlder stk
the dance given on the occasion of Boiling beef
!eei roast<
tiie public installation ot the offi .a rs Shldr boil
M ut i st a -i k
nt tin 1 O. O b . January 1st., will I orn het I
Rm \ Sr si k
M ut a vl Stl-W
be given at the Burns Hott 1
\ I stk A- r-l
I’ork chops
—Christmas goods in variety and
— B ring IN Yol R WHEAT. — John
cheap at C 11 Xeogtley’s hardware
Sayer announces tie will grind your
store
wheat at a half cert a pound.
—Remember Lewis
Richardson fifty cents per hundred ami guar
when you are in town
they keep antees good tlour from good wheat.
ihe best brands of wines, liquors
—Sheriff Cowing states that liar
and cigars.
ney County is now paving oil the
—Deputy Sheriff' Bosenliur» re- Grant County debt
He has money
turned Monday and reports being in bis bands sufficient to lake up
quite successful collecting delin­ ','1500 of our indebtedness to Grant
quent taxes.
— Fon sale .—Three lots with a
—Notice the card of our attorney fair business building on one. situ
Gerald Gritlin in this issue
a.e< in Burns on main street
The
Griffin has come to stay and has al price asked IS low considering
ready made many friends here.
advantageous position of the hits
— I he Elite Saloon is furnished
ith the best brands of liquors ami
igars, attentive bar tenders etc .
Cail and taste tor yourselves
BROWN, Burns Ore^
business
Itrios cash.
fol­
tor
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BAT ÛLa.
Call
—The Canyon City News reports
that Harney Valley has snow a foot
NEW YEARS NIGHT
A meeting of the Democratic
in depth. Bro. Asbury you have
been wronglv informed; snow fell County Central Committee of Har­
ney Comity Oregon, is calltsl for
here to the depth of 6 inches
Friday the 8th. dav of January. Friday evening January 1, 1892.
—Sherman. Crook. Gilliam and 1892 at 6:30 p m at th«1 County
Grant counties are earnestly urging Clerk’s Office Burns Oregon, a full
GIVEN' BY
the building of a railread from The attendance is requested.
T. V B. E mbree , Chairman.
Dal es to intersect the most popil-
Harney Lodge No. 77
lar and prosperous sections of their \V C B yrd . Sec'v.
I. O.O. F.
respective counties.
AT YOUNG’» HALL. BERNS. OK
L ondon , Dec. 9.—The Times to­ Tickets. Including sup|>er, $2.50.
day publishes a dispatch from it»
Santiago de Chili correspondent A Cordial invitation extended to
stating that insulting notes were all.
written to the government be the
United Stat-» Minister Egan and
his own telegrams to his govern­
ment have caused a proposition to
be made that Chili suppress her
legation at Washington
The pro
position was discussed at a meeting
of the finance committee of the
house of representatives la<*t night,
but the government declined to sup
port the proposal
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— R. C. Geer has just received
the largest anti most complete _
stock of tinware, table enthrv, tiOen
stoves and notions, ever brought to
this c ty. and is offerii g the same
at ' e I rock prices
A ureaier part
of he got ds ear ied in stick are
manufacture.I al home nml are
made of Crown tin and is warir ttd
to outware any f n tory made tin­
ware on the market.
In connection
with this business he doesail kinds
t f repair work both in tinware and
guns; also plumbing and pipe fit
ting to older, gold pans and mineis
supplies a specialty.
Trying to Mrw«l Trouble.
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further particulars call on \\
I’.yrd <V W. Y King lb al Estate
Agents Burns Oregon
— A n ADVANTAGEOl’S PROPOSAL—
In order to secure more subscribers
and as an incontive to pay up to
those in arrearages, we offer the
E ast O regon H erald and the Ru­
ral Northwest a semi-monthly journ­
al for the farmer and stock men
for $2.50. That is we offer as a
—The Boot and Shoe Store kept
premium the Rural Northwest to
>v
Lunaburg & Frv. guarantees
cash subscribers and those in ar­
latisfacOon
both in prices and qual
rearages who will pay up and one
ty of goods
You can obtain from
vaer in advance.
hem any style of boots and sh'*-s.
—D ied .—At the Burns Hotel ladies and gents ware, gum l>oots.
Sunday evening the 13th, at about tvershoes etc., etc.
8 o'clock p m, I. E. McKiney, of
H ay and P asti re —Hav for sale
pulmonic consumption.
The de­ -•ith pt st uro gratis. Marion Bun­
ceased was a native of Arkansas, yard, six miles south of Burns, of­
and fifty years of age
An Odd Fel­ fers to sell from 150 to 300 tons of
low in good standing
The funeral hav at three dollars a ton with good
was from the Odd Fellows Hall in
pasture thrown in. The pasture is
Rums and the remains were fol­
sufficient without feeding any hay
lowed to the Burns cemetery bv a until deep snow. He also offers the
large c irtege of friends.
The fun­ privilege of feeding on the premises
eral services were conducted by the
Water plenty.
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COMMITTEE ON ARRANGEMENT«:
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