The Herald. —An elegant line of gauze and — Henry Ixmg returned from watered ribbon at the "Milliner Portland yesterday. ■MWWV APRIL .0. 1«2, Store.” : j —Shade hats in all shapes and —Silvies River is raising rapidly sizes at the Milliner Stort. AND LARGEST CIRCULATION OF ANY ami old settlers predict the water —In a few days cur merchants NKW8PÀFBR IN THIS COUNTY. will l.e higher, than for several will have a »"nil supply of spring and years past. ■ summer goods. Local News. —W. L Wooley returned Mon­ —The Oasis Saloon is still in the day evening from 1 the ‘ railroad, )ead. Henry Richardson and Frank a -Charley, What did the old man biinging 2,600 lbs. of freight with Lewis proprietors, two horses. 4 —When in Huntington call on iglj.-Thc Elite Saloon sports a i-100 -Mr. I rice ami family moved j, 0 C. Company. They partic- N. BROWN, Burns- Orear m. f intoour town to day horn Drewsey. u|arIv depire lo see vou )S,5 -Al. Jones *nd Hugh Smith are j Mrs. Price we are informed is a dress maker. —The Bailey brothers arrested jwn. | for the murder of Humbert have ^4“Moat all” Br twn, is visiting —J. J. Pierson invites those de­ been moved to the Baker Citv na siring pictures to call on him im- jai'. -A change in the weather for (he im diately as he exjwcts to leave —The following is the Grim* Burns in a few days. 3, county democratic ticket: sheriff —Mr. Luce entertained our citi- (). P. Cresap, clerk, Geo. Shearer; •Lee Caldwell received his new zens with another lecture last Sat­ assessor, C. H. Utley; commission­ tl0Mtable Monday evening. AND THE I in tkj I urday evening, on thesubjtct of the er. S J. Hunt; treasurer. Bailey (). The republic-tns are ‘ kinder farmers alliance move Dustin; surveyor, J. ‘V. Mack; "*♦—•’ over the result of their con- —Several parties in the vicinity school superintendent. Thus. Gur­ aid i-ion. HUNTINGTON, OREGON. our hiwn have sold their cattle to nee; co oner, Win Wilson. J. I. Ths new pool table at Cal’- Hazeitine ehairman of the demo­ B will le in ‘ kelter’’ in a few Peter French, with intention, we are told, of going into the sheep busi­ cratic county central committee, and F. P Horsley Bee. ness ot|_^Farmers are backward in their, —That republican over in Catlow — List of patents received at the Cause, cold disagreeable This year we will surpass anv farm»*’* attempt to secure your business. precinct deserves a pens Un from the Burns Land office: P F Stenger, Our stock is Larger, ami co npiete in every department. her. ' party, and the two delegates who Geo Kirchberger, G W Learned, J We want your trade! We must have it! We will have it if price* urn» is io good health, we represent» d him in the convention C Abbott. A Murray, Jno Neal, O and treatment ib what you want. w^nol heard anything more of a ¿.hron|o> Farra, P Van Middles worth, W A 3arlet fever. —B ring in your wheat .—John Brvant. Thos S Carson, B F Davis, STRICTLY ONE PRICE. Mr Potter, the refree, io the Sayer announces he will grind your J M Martin. Frank Purser. Jno Mc­ No Misrepresentations. is and Harney county seat con- ! wheat at a half cert a pound, or Mahon, S P Holmnes. 0 J Darst, fifty cents per hundred and guar­ Silas McMvrphy, Geo Huston, T is still in Burns. First class goods. Call on us or send for prices. antees good Hour from good wheat. Corn forth, Alex L. Matheson, Jesse rxMrs. Chas. lea ger will open a1 Proprietors of Charles Norton, a professional F Draper, S Woods, Solomon Spann — I making - < establishment in , assay» r, expects in a short time to Robt Hall, R-fht Forrest, Donald A s in a short time i open ail o bee in Burns. He is Stewart, CG Frye, W B Landreth. Wear« informed tbit Thos. [ ¡j highly reccom mended by Peter w Bad ley. C H utley, M A Modie. oberts of Harney is a candi- Clemens and other« who know him. j A for county treasurer. That .loe Boucher, one of the best blacksmiths in the State had come —N otice —Peter Clemens, who Hack t<> Burns, and is in tue Stenger Blacksmith Shop? He has for hit M arried —«At the residence of resides about 7 miles east of Burns, I partner S. B Ware a first class mechanic. L'v i< e u father. last Sunday, John offers for sale .reed wheat of the va- I Are invited to visit the Art gal­ These gentlemen guarantee satisfaction in every particular. ,a"Mi- Rhoda Marrs. riety known as the White Austral­ lery situated between the Offices of Herald and Items in Burns Don’t I ,b Jr, Voegtly. father of our hard- ian wheat, at 14 cents ;-er lb stop to ring the bell walk in and 1 m - Call and try them m man Chas Voegtly, has lately j —Crook County Democratic Jick- seated please. I may be busy in elected mayor of Alleghany »l: representative, A. M Roberts; ’»’’Other room, IHlWf BOUCHER * mining town on Trout further particulars call on W C. | church.) G. M—"I will certainly, Bvrd A? W. Y. King Real Estate gentlemen, condescend to listen to Agents Burns Oregon. ! anything vou have to offer ” pant-. Woman was made for mart ho said you couldn’t get a | V an A usburg .—"Mr. Chairman. — We are iti receipt of a letter ▼oradwgar in town for five and not for pants. When a mar» !i—” Call ftlthe Citv Drug Store from a Michigan man desiring to pants for a woman and a woman uire. G. M —Van, mv bov, take vour purchase several farms aggregating pints for a man, they are a pair of l»o>t and shoe as much as GOO acres, the farms to position, ho»lv perpendicular on the pants. Such pants don't fist. shoes so “scheap h»y adjoining if possible. We haunches toes forming an angle Pants are like molasse«, they are thinner in hot weather and thicker vou.” Fred ■ W”H 1<1 be glad to receive information 1 something less than a triangle, that in cold The m in in the m-sin ex- from the different localities of our ' is, turntd nut like a V, head erect, j Now address the chair. change* hi*p int* during an ecliine. coui ty, if such a body of land can I) >n't go to the pantry for pants,, A ct 2. (Time June Gth. 1892) i’t forget when in town that I h - purchased as alwive stated, so as voii mavis- mistaken. .Men are of- ....... the ........................ Iwell keep- best <>f ii<{ to l>e able to furnish the parties de ¡V an A usburg —"Rah! for straight t»*n nii-s f*.ken in pants. Such- ^^»4 cigars I ehind the bar. siring to buv, with reliable informa | democratic ticket.” Curtain. mistake* make l-n-ech»-«of promise. 0>diap*m* t-> his many cua- tion. There haa lieen much ASK W ill T k IBH K«««I»T—Mr» ’’ . towh'ther pants is singular or Real Estate Agents. Wimlsll*'» '<« thill» n-rup h»» Imn n»r«1 I. i phira1. Seama to us when non wear ovi-r Bu» »ears by it Illi- Ui- ofni<-ihcr» f--r thrir hìldrrn wbthi hi K », w IO. |wrie« t »us- wait« tret iraihi ■—' G. ChNMkieier, our painter, —The following ia the repu’ I can I < Ji hiitirrn ».»-h-* the chini. »--I e • 'he mm ». alia • The chairman of the republican pant« tliev art- plural ami wnen they £$Jng all tb* werk he can do, all pain, iurta wln-l cwllr, and l»uir Irai rem­ don’t wear anv it’* singular Met» ticket: clerk, H. C. Levens; sheriff edy f«.r l>larrh«.*a. p.«aaai-t iw ihr '»■ e, county convention shedding tears g» t on a tear in their pants, and it giving excellent satisfaction. A. Gitting«; treasurer, I. 8. Geer; rwiíd by lirngKi» » In e>rr> part .>< the Worm Twenty fi«e< ei.-s a botte. Ita vaiar I» in- an n of joy over the Callow delegates. i* all right; blit when the pant* b* Mr*. * ili-la.-r*'• • already Convinced the citi- eommissu»ner, R R. Sitz; assessor. labte Ke »urr and ark Uuut hrr kind get on a tear it is all wrong SamlM). who stands in the rear, oar tova, that he knows his R. Hendricks; school superintend------------------ ------------- ----------- and to whom the situation has lieen ly ent. Chas Newell; surveyor. J. H. piNAL proof COXSVBPTIOS d uri». explained says: “El I karke-late jnaUlpuy*M;u*u.r»v.i«u ou.a pr«* i- e.1»»’ In* rout creek contain- Neal; coroner, R. L. Newman. H U S I.**II Orrin, at Burna, Orerun, March lei vl on de fae’s nil de kase hoes, »Ml p.wL««ilU hw bv an ludia Iwl»**'- .4, l*c ary la* k>ru*ui* ul • uu.| I* «««■«•*«« rvu.«.O, *.r Nu»l«e ta herebv anew that the foil..win* Thia ranch has C. livens was nominated on the lha »p--v«ly «od p.-nuaix ut cui. oi OMwuiup » n. dis bur-t out oh he ’ s impressionable aatne-l aetiler baa «>«<1 umbeof hla Intemloi. Uruacbitu. » uiar.h, A m L u .& aiul an tbt-a. vu i /' 00 ***** of meadow and ia first ballot. A Gitting* on first bal- »«> make Bi-al pr. of In aupp-.rt hi* claim, and I una BSmifc-nr» *i*o * p-»u.v *n«i nulu «I * uia rha a*i-l pr -of will »■» ma-ie i*Mure the Kwg.aier vertiitt oh tie l*>uils, mus la- cans ixNervamOkUlity ai.dail Nm- ua< M. I. 8. Geer on third ballot. R •nd Rer-aivar al Bun.a. Or««ua. u* May 4 after haría - lr*»i«l Ha * <,n«l«-r1uh aiiti'i )*>*- ' * dev so fat.” via:. In U mmmo <1* -C - **•• I'“' <«- ‘ ’• THE PIONEER FIRM Of Harney County- Hl for I W holesale : & R etail ! HUNTINGTON WAREHOUSE J, G. OSTERMEIER. Bums ûr I > ■ 'MfifetW horse rauch, being very best range, •d Far terms call at this ' *nt* ferd A King, Real ^igwt*. ferns Oragon. R Sitx by acclamation, R. Hend- Cha*. New- ne ka on arcond ballot i ell by acclamation. J. H. Neal first R. L. Newman by acclama­ ' ballot tion.