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The Herald.
I you mentioned the case of State vs. ( —School books at the drug store
' Chas. Newell. and stated that the | of H. M. Horton.
AOENT FOR
WEDNESDAY JULY 2t. UPS.
I County Judge, Clerk and Treasurer
— Bailey and Johnson, proprie-
‘‘testified to the claim and state i tors of the “Tex” Saloon, are doing
ments of the Superintendent being at good business, because their cus
Local News.
regular and strictly according k i tamers receive the courtesy and po
' law.” The evidence of the officials ■ lite attention so essential to sue-
Drewsey Items.
Baker City, Or.
named only touched on the records j cess
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! of their respective offices and had
Also takes orders for enlarging pictures: Crayon or Pastel
July 21*1 1893. j nothing to do with the justice ori — Dr. D B. Cate.deutist.now han
E d . H erald ; The haying season 'injustice of the Superintendent’s rooms at the French Hotel, and in guaianteed on delivery or no charges made.
come at last being one hundred in claims. And that the records do vite" all those having work in his
Post Office Address, box 361. Boise City, Idaho
the shade, although two weeks be- not fhow that Prof. Newell hid profession to call on him. Dr. Cate
hind time.
¡local institutes in 1891, that being jie* undoubtedly a first class dentist,
J. H. Jett Marble Co.
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There will be a shortage of hay the ground upon which the infor »nd as such we take pleasure in
recommending him to our readers
on the Malheur.
( mation was laid.
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A goo«i ranch belonging to H. G
ILHJ
■ —The Burns Meat Market will. Campbell, containing 160 acres 12
he constantly supplied with choice miles south east of Burns. This
beef, pork and mutton. E. W. ranch has about 100 acres of good
.
McCrrty proprietor.
meadow land. Price $800 or will
I have a larger and better stock of goods than any firm in eastern
even editors, which prove to be the
^ie Re(l Krone Saloon keeps the trade for sheep.
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i Oregon, and prices will compare favorably with any store on the tin«
best , bv a little coaxing, such as heat brands of whiskeys, wines,
of Rail Road.
two
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luncheons,
holding the
and cigars. A0
Is furnished
with |
inn s.
vnrrr liii
’UiltfOIiB. nOKling
trie heer «••vs
Hirucu vtivii
umbrella and fanning several times car<i- P°°l and billiard tables. Lee ' •
A tillable Woman
Parties wishing their fall and winter supplies will do well to call
per day.
Caldwell proprietor.
Respectfully,
Th. r.in t,«Uy h.. .topped lh.‘ —A noth., pupontion to ,u| ' "'»"‘«<1 ">-'■-ty ronoty to ..Ub- on me.
Grain is very late and if the fall
is not seasonable there will be little
threshing to do.
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Hay hands are scarce. Some
, being obliged
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to press in town i boys,
wholesale a
progr.». of baying
J. DURKHEIMER.
To thou who will pay up J ''’h «
P*rtor for «h. «ale of
Nichols
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Celebrated Spiral
b,ck »“b«:ription. and one year io, r’
Spring Corsets and Clasps. Wages
•‘J’«"“«.
oci,. the Toledo!
$40 to $75 per month and expenses
^lade, we will sendto their address
We furnish complete stock on con
the Herald and Blade for $2.75.
signment; settlements monthly.
— A farm on Trout creekcontain $3 Sample Corset free. Send 18
ing 160 acres. This ranch has cents postage for sample and terms.
about 100 acres of meadow and is Nichois Mfg. Co., 378 Canal St.
admirably situated for a first class
New York
sheep, cattle or horse ranch, being
W. E. GRACE P roprietor ,
surrounded by the very best range.
Title good
For terms call at this
office or write Rvrd & King, Real
Estate Agents, Burns Oregon.
A Large Assortment of
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iaoribora.
Little Claudio Kenvon had hi.
right hand eeverely inaahed with
one of the pulleys on the dene
polls.
Mr. Morgan is having some colts
broke, he also jg having his potato
patch weeded.
Mrs. Moffitt of Drewsey is very
lew with heart disease.
Mr. Masterson of Drewsey is
building an addition to his dwell
ing.
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Burns Ore.
BURNS, OREG®!
California
4 rinnrrr's Eipfrience IFfcb
Notice.
Pine Creek in the Lead.
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II mx I’ s Strsuparillt,
" I am a pioneer 1 i thia country, having
Bean h«ro Myeara Four year« ago my little
«on Ellery became blood poisoned by impure
»lru« in vaccination. Hi» arm «Willed ter
ribly, causing great agony; Phyilctane «aid
the arm nuet be amputated, and even than
bit recovery would be doubtful. One day
X read about a bloc! purifier new to me,
aud wMfnrpriaed to learn that it waa pre
pared bfr F. I. XTood, with whom I uaed to
g* tn »cbool in Cb.-Iiea, Vt. I decided to
hav my boy trv Hood'« Sar.«« parilla, and
* al much gratified when it «cemed to help
I th . Ho Continued to grow better aa we
rarsh:ra the S»r««yiar:l!a. and bavin« n»ed
1 boi '.Ie« 1« now entirely cured. A ■ Hood a
Sa-aaparitla h«a arcompli»li.-d inch won-
d.'-.’ul remit«. I recommend it all I pot-
aihly can.” Jxnows M. Strarna, Upper
Lake, Lake Co., Cal
The 1 .ocal Institue held hire on ; A number one Durand Organ for
the 20th ir.st, proved to be a grand e»lK cheap, Call at the H erald
success although the Superintend- Office for further information,
I
ent failed to make his appearance.
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Prof. 1). Claypool acted in his placeI
A Marvelon» DUcovarj Fr.«
and oarried out the program in good ■
order, with credit to himself and : Superfluous hair removed per
all engaged. In the forenoon, as manently. instantaneously, without
they were patiently waiting for the pain, by Electro Chemical Fluid
Superintendent, the tune was pass In order to prove superiority, we
The City Treasurer
ed watching the good work of Prof. will for next 90 days send sample' Of Ix*well.
Ma»«., ear«: “The above 1« from
w U om «ignature I recmrilred.
Lehmann and his pupils.
bottle and testimonial*« free, on re- I my aru brother,
alto glail to testify to the excellence
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of
Hood
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Sarsa)>arilla.
and to say that C. I
At one oclook p m, the organiza- ceipt of nineteen cents to pav post
Hood A Co are connfdered on» of the molt
reliable firm» in New England." Van a
tion took place with Prof Clay- age. Electro Chemical Co., 25 East
SLsarsa, City Treasurer, lowall. Uaaa.
P« m >1 in the chair. Next was the 14th St. New York,
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
review of the school by Col. Mc
Sold hy dniniita. tl:«!xfo.$5 Prepared
>ulv by
1. HOOD A Ce., A ,K>thecariea
Mullen.
Luwell, Ala«».
‘ Duties of Parents Relating to
<OO Doses Ono Dollar
Schools, was thoroughly discussed
Agents to sell our choice and bar
by Profs. Lehman, Claypool and dv Nursery Stock
We have many
AM OLD «Nil W e LL-T k IBD RBMtDT.— Mr».
others.
new special varieties, both in fruits Wfti<l»!uw’» soothing Svnip ha« been n«e«l for
fifty i ear» by milliou« ofmothera for their
The Pine Creek accordianist band and ornamentals to offer, which ar» over
children while teething, with perfect aucce«».
it «.Hitbe« the chilrl. Botiec.B the gum», allay«
under tlie management of Mrs. L. controlled only bv u-> We pay all
pain.. orca wind colic, and 1« the tieBt rein»
ed*
blarrheoea. It ple«»ant to the taate
McMullen, furnished music for ti.e commission or salary Write iis at Sold for
by hr -gi» » in every part of the world. [
Twenty
fi*<
Bent« a bottle
it» valve i» invalg'
day ; never before has l»een better once for terms, and secure choice liable. He v.re
and «»k for Mr». Wind»low’«i
I -HMithing Sy rup. and takt no other kind.
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music listened to They plaved of territory.
with credit to all those engaged,
M ay B rothers . Nurserymen,
and especially to their skillful
El*.
COX3VMPT14 X k
Rochester. N Y
À i o'1 ; ü ) uacumi . iLsAtuu ir» i , ...ce, having
trainer.
u.i* luueiun-
br.'I
ut hu hsunli L>/ au 1—->
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__ _ ie teglia
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iM ••t- ic-n.txi* tvf
•y l-*a uriMUu» of a
A Wonderful Itleewvarg.
The literary exercises by pupils
ijr«..l|> rtuaacut cui. «< C’>ti.*um|>ii. n.
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and otfiers was excellent. Last,
mg Alfe, limit, a.«o a •-i;.*t fu <; radical ci<ie
•r Nervous ■ >iL.f > ai Jfcil ' i r
empiimi».
Dr Checini’s Electric Spavin
but nut least, ths aulject rrlating to
gt.VV )O> •
: r bavin •t.-»i.,«l ltt«.r>t<l<r.
«.'illy
uu.k<
•:••. «. be» f-.t
the Superintendents absence on Cure positively removes Bone Spav • t!i >i»ar..!nni'
•i.«».-l|.-w .
• '.Ued Lj Iht*
vni'íó «
.<> Ki-Senn^. :
■ - a■‘*1 a
I r»i;»ve I
such occasions, was fully discussed in, Ringliotie, Splint or Curb in 48
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• ».re It. I:.::
f'b. wiilt f
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bv all prêtent, and was decided — hours without pain. $500 ’•eward
r>t by ir.r.
■ « Mter
by a vote of acclimation—that each failure or slightest injury. The
and every time the Superintendent greatest wodder of the Nineteenth (
failed to fulfill his appointment, Century, astonishing as it does the
entire veterinary "orld. Circulars
there should be a penalty of a fine and testimonials free. Dr. Guy
of not less than $5U.
i hecini. 378 Canol St. New York.
Alter the exercises were all over,
Mr. McMullen in y « ted the crowd
up f«>i supper, where they were
treat«-«! to a quarter of barlwcued
beef, slewed fish, young ducks, etc.
One section of land about 7 miles
Everybody reports having a gt>od
north of Burna, fullv 160 acres of
time.
C ricket .
which can be irrigated, and quality
of soil unsurpassed
Good outlet
Communicated
to range For sale cheap.
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FINE CUTLERY NOTI ONS. Etc
Has just been Received.
PHYSICIANS’ PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUND«
Everything guaranteed pure and of the very best qua
PATENT MEDICINES SOLD AT MARKED PRICE.
KER IRK.
Manufacturers
Tinware A Sheet-lroh Coode
WANTED.
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-ALSO DEALERS IN
paints
HARD
OILS
WA^F
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doors
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& WIN
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KANGERo
AMMUNITION & FISHING TACKLE-
TIN WARE. GRANI
WARE, CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE GARDEN SEEDS, FA
MERS’ & MECHANICS’ TOOLS & UNDERTAKING GOODS.
Call and see cur Holiday goods.
H. M. HORTON
Proprietor
< ^JWtAI raw TXjBk. •
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. CHEMICALS, PATENT MEDWI’’ »
STATIONERY. DIAMOND DYES. CHOICE PERFI MF»
* FANCY TOTLET ARTICLES. TOBACCO, CIGARS ETC.
Fine Wvnes A Liquors for Medical Purpose®
^V'Preecnptkxis accurately compounded.
First Claae Dental Work Dam.