The Herald,
—Ladies and childrens gauze
—If you want anything in the
vests 2Ucts. each or three for 50 cis. line of ladies fine shoes. dress goods,
WEDNESDAY JULY 20. 1«92.
at the Milliner Store.
ribbons etc . go to A. Robbins.
I
AND
—Prairie City Roller Mill gives
1
AS LARGEST CIRCULATION OF ANY
ICutrny Notice.
33tbs of flour and 12fbs of brand
NEWSPAPER IN THIS COUNTY.
C«1
' land shorts per. bushel wheat.
I One bay fiUy about 4 yearg ol<J
—Miners tools and implements branded C on left stifle
For fur­
Local News.
in full stock just received, and ther information call at the H erald
■M.
------------------------------ tor sale at Voegtly’s hardware store. office.
Of Harney County
^|7 —Dance at the hall Friday night.
Do you want white bread? Then
N« tIce.
—Just arrived; latest styles of get your Hower from Prairie C'itv
bangton’s at A. Robbins.
N. BROWN,
Burns* Or/<n
Roller Mill. The pride of the Vai*
I have placed all of mv accounts
p., —Beautiful shades of Pongees, lev takes the lead.
for meal in the hands of J. C. Par­
hallies and Lawns at A. Robbins
Ladies go to A. Robbins and see ker for collection. Parties owing
— ~—B orn .—On the 14th,inst. to their fine stock ofCalico, Ginghams, me will please settle immediately.
r. and Mrs. Marsden a boy. The Mulls and Zeprvetts.
It takes money to buy beef.
other and baby, we are informed.
M artin B yeiii . ey .
—Builders toolsand all kinds of
e doing well.
buiblingj hardware at the Burns
Lust
—Who said you couldn’t get a
hardware
store,
al
bottom
prices
'od flavored cigar in town for five
Mrs. J. C. Wooley, on the road
nts? Call at the Citv Drug Store ' l°r easL.
id inquire.
—J Duikheimer returned a few * 1,‘“twee"
borne and the residence
AND THE
ridp
—All ye thirsty souls who long davs since from a business trip to I j of Green Hudspeth, lost an ear I
a refreshing draught, don’t stand Baker City. lie reports Baker ! trumpet. The party finding it w.ll
T the order of going, but go, and very dull.
j confer a favor upon Mrs. Wooley
i by leaving the trumpet a* this office
HUNTINGTON,
quick to Frank Lewis and Henry
OREGON.
— Ho! For the boot and shoe
ehardson’s saloon, and slake your store. Boots and shoes so “scheap | or sending it directly to her
I
"■rst. „
as never vas I told von.” Fred
Notice
—Saturday evening Harney Lunaburg and George Fry.
jige No. 77, I. O.,O. F. , installed
—Don’t forget when in town that
To the Democratic Central Com­ This year we will surpass any forme” attempt to secure your business
following officers: II. E. Thomp Lee Caldwell keep« the best of liq
mittee of Harney County Ore.. I Our stock is Larger, ami co npletu in every department.
f, N. G ; R. E. Reed, V. G ; W. uors and cigars behind the bar.
hereby resign the ollu-e of Chairman i We want your trade! We must have it! We will have it if price
exV-Byrd. Sec.; ; W. Ù . King, 1’. bec.; I ready to dispense to his i many eus
and treatment is what you want.
of vour Committee, also committee
M. Horton, Treasurer.
tornera.
man of Embree Pneinct and would
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
1 v -The editor of the E ast O regon
— B ring in your wheat .—John respectfully recommend for that
I
raid , receivtd one day last
Sayer announces he will grind your position R J. McKinnon.
No Misrepresentations
k through the mail, blocks fora wheat at a half cert a pound, or
T. V. B. E. ybree .
First class goods. Callon us or send for prices.
cal in quilt, and not knowing to fifty cents per hundred and guar
Not ice to < 'redi.ot h .
un he is indebted for this mark autees good Hour from good wheat.
Proprietors of
•friendship, takes this mode offer
Tin undersigned having been
HUNTINGTON WAREHOUSE
IMS. through the columns of hi-
A bout D one .—Some of the base duly appointed administrator with
ball boys think that thev have no the will annexed of the Estate ot
dVWi to thank the donor and ex more Worlds to conquer, and that Nancy H Glenn deceased in the
»wu.% his appreciation of ohe pres
the time for disbanding has come State of Oregon.
Notice is herebv given to all per
We would much rather engage in a
on ri(S
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I hat S. B. \\ are is now at work in the Stenger Blacksmith shop
-The following Hd. Patents have contest with Burns, and then go sous having claims against sa id
IL « received at the U. S. Land i over to McEwen and cross swords Estate to present the same prnper- and that he is a first class mechanic.
Baker. Both of those teams Jy<verified to me a’ the P. Ranch,
r.o.tce at Burns, for the week end with
would be apt to hustle the boys here or to Messr«. Parrish and Cozad,
Remember he guarantees satisfaction in every respect.
f,Jr' July 16th, 1892, for delivery besides giving the national game i a attorneys at lav. (’anion City.
' Il n i jhe
11 £» All
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» P Duplicate
Illlt.llOO«,. 1. buom
...... ■ in 4 this
L a* r* section.
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surrender
Grant Co ,Oregon, within ('• months
I
Call and try me
v’z: 11 J Webb, Jos Good-
—The above clipping from the from date hereof
Dated at Burns this Gth day ot
W II Bott. R V Officer. Jno W Sentinel reminds us of the fact that
S. B. WARE
r V vart, P Rievier, A Busse, W A we have some good base ball play July A D. loU2.
P kper F rench .
1(<ef l*>V, J S Milliken. Jno L Sells, I, era in and near Burns. Why not
Ad miiii.-lrator
ebr*“*1-niann, Jno Pederson, C F Lew organize and give John Dav ami
HOUSE. SIGN AND CARRIAGE
f.rtwi i- F Robutson, F M Smith, J II Canvon City an invitation to a
NOTICE.
Ku°' , Chas E Gilliam, Bernard Bot match game here, to come off in
pre"1'
C
Is hereby given to whom it tuav !
September when we have our races
i left*®
h
Burns Lodge A.O. U. W. , tn- A match game advertised will draw concerned that the undersigned has
Kalsomining Decorating Graining and
i e» rd their officers last Thursday a big crowd to our town, besides Ifteen appointed executrix of the es­
Hard Oil Finishing.
ing, and were as follows: W. the “fun of the thing” and making tate of the late Ambrose M Dilible
\^Yrd, M. W ; Erank McClin the acquaintance of the Canvon deceased, by the lion. County Court
Parties living in the country desiring mv services can pay me in trade
F.; W. Y King, O ; John City and John Dav boys who must I of the State of Oregon ¡¡for Harney Cows, horses, or trade of any kind suited to my purposes
«ea ¡nson. G.; John W Sayer, Re- be gentlemanly whole soul’good fel­ ¡county, ana all persons holding
‘r; R E. Reed. I. W.; O. W. lows, because all base ball players claims against said estate are here­ ( Give me a call. All work done according to contract.
by required to present them to her
;d refused to serve. The A. have that reputation.
J, G 03TLHMEIER.
I at her residence on Silver Cieek in
Burns Ore
W. D of IL . installed on
—The remains of Johnnie Mor­ said county within six months
ty evening, the following offi- rell were interred in the Burns
itiBv1 Alice King, C. H.; Mrs. I cemetery Monday afternoon the from th* date of ibis notice.
Burns-Canyon Stage Line,
Dated at Burns, Or.. Julv ‘21. 1892.
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tr W>ler, L. H ; Mrs. Horton, Re- 18th ii.st.
It will be remem­
C larkirsa M. D ibble ,
I. J ewitt , P roprietor .
r;
^ar^er' Receiver; Mrs ! bered that about two years ago
C.
A.
S
week .
Executrix.
,
Financier; Mr«. Robinson.< Jshnnie Morrell became partially
Atty.
trave* Bum* on Mondai a, Wednodi' a, and Friday*, at 6 a. tn.
,in|titr» ^re. Gradon, C. C ; Mrs insane so much so, in fact, that he
rtr- Connecta with the Ontario, I’rinevUle, and I nkevicw aiagta alburn*. Good aeeoMoo*
uftslnpson, I. W.; Capt. Kelly, O. was not responsible for his actions;
lion* for p«*«eii|ter*.
THE PIONEER FIRM
‘ WHOLESALE & RETAIL!
CON2T—PTU..7 <
JI 3 old p*.>».ciuu.i. u.v*.
i. e,hn* Inf
at that time he was employed bv huJ
(I imv U iu hui -i-u.i* Uy u*i l.a.-x luu.u l . ihmu H-
I
i..e 1 .ru.u.a ui u ou*| iv vexeukb.v r> u.euy ivr
** The balloon ascension did not the L F. Co. , and lefl one of the ary
th J vp-.-Jy uud )> raiuuvul cui. <>1 C >n»i.ii.) l.<n,
Uroaehit.*, < ...ur.ii, Aviliii.u. alvi uu tl.r. u. i i. l
. a -off on Sunday as advertised company’s ranches and wandered L ing Allevi ions, u-o u l«> '•'> au.l hm B< ui cum
a..<li«.i. * rv-
ou.| .Mini.«,
\ X pec ted, because of the failure oil on the desert where he died of I>rNervousavi.il.tv
n.'tcrbavin ■ •<—t< <1 itsv oral« rluU unt.it | on. 11
thotL-an 1* of caae*. bn- !<• t it hl* duty to uu La
f late the balloon; two attempts exposure and thirs». his Lody was ri
It known tihHKiiflertncfcllnw*. Attuati <11 1 ihi*
r otivf ami A d«-ir” tni-.love human *t:flenn*. I
made, but the wind was too found and hurried where it v.’ill w I free «>í chanro, t >allv hod.-«ire II,this
Manufacturers of
r cipe, in German, I rvneh or Fnglb h, with full
—A successful ascension was found. His sad and tragic direction«
for ptmaring sndn« nir »■« ntbyrnr.il
ad’'r-«« • " a I h *’ irrp, ranting this puper.
V made Monday morning at y death caused a gloom to p* rvade 1 1.. y A.
NovT*.
Tinware & Sheet-Iron Goods
J \ k. The aeronaut, Frank Car- the whole community, having
¿¿«i 1
up, up! we do not know many friends because of his good am olf > amii W ill T hird R rmrdy .—Mm
ALSO DEALERS IN
WliHluliw’i "» h thing .-** riip hHR been used fi»r
fifty xeeri by million^ «»(mothers for their
_ ^mnber of feet, as we are not qualities and his energetic and in­ over
« hildrvn while teething, w i'h i»erfert nur< esn
HARDWARE PAINTS. OILS. GLASS
li R.M»ihet the child. •»•»( e’ " ’he irunrn, alia n
at guessing , distances, but 1 dustrious habits; ' he was univer- all
pain. < urea
w ind colic, and is the Deal rem­
pBiti.
iirm wind
DOORS & WINDOWS,
it
p
eRRBht
»o
the
fat
enough
to satisfy our curiosi- I , sallv ' re«i>ected
bv all his acquaint- H*»ld
l - c ni«rrhv.^«
I
-
,
1 ever) part of the world
Mold In
bv IfriMfi«
Dr'iggia ■ a in
fivecenm a bottle Im value i« iiv aim
>etber or not he was high ances. He left a wife and one Twenty
table Ke sure and ark for Mm Wlmialow'i
AMMUNITION A FISHING TACKLE
TIN WARE, GRANIT
EK ;h to see and converse with child, who had the sympathy and inMhiugsyrup,Midi*k*uumberkind.
WARE,
GARDEN
SEEDS.
FARMERS
’
A
MECHANICS’ TOOLS,
tlJJ' s. we did not ask, but we the kindest wishes of everybody.
UNDERTAKING
GOODS.
At
greatly
reduced
prices.
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that be and his parechute Ilia widow, Mrs. Ella Morrell,'
—on the root of the Red Front caused his remains to be taken up VW I R
■ lr> ih f hip I ih Hli int.illllu»
IJ i i
W <*r» far I'll-«. ITI..-»I. Ily
Z Stable. ri„ht »ide up with and brought to this place ami again
S
“lä »Bfr—■ .VHnx."Olkl.xlV
Gun Repairing a S(*ecialty.
Call and see us.
interred in the Burna cemetery.
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INTotio^sof all Kinds-