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About East Oregon herald. (Burns, Grant County, Or.) 1887-1896 | View Entire Issue (June 6, 1894)
—Garden seeds at C. H Vcegt- —I. 8. Geer and Co. have an ex- Music: Solo “We’ll Join Them by jy ’ g. cellent selection of garden seed,from* —The following is part of a land At Reveille In The Morning,” T. . . 4 ... the firm of D M Ferry & Co. WEDNESDAY JUNE 6, 1«C4. Don t fail to attend the Organ decision rendered by the Depart Miss Madge Byrd. This program was rendered at the Re’npfito7ntertainment on Saturday ! — Politics is the order of the day ment of the Interior in the case of Church. Then a procession was evening> june 9th. everywhere, but not so at the Jewel a A8 the largest circulation of E. D. Newsome regarding his hr. me- formed and marched to the Urine- > i rv Store the order there is this: stead entry on the opposite side of . • i Or. Price’s Cream Baking Powder a NY newspaper inthiscounty . tery where the exercises were con- „ . _ M 1 Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, Spectac the river from here on what is Moat Perfect Made. eluded according to the ritual of the i known as the Indian Reservation. Dr. Cate is kept pretty busy, les, Machine Neeoles, Silver-ware, G. A R . On this tract of land said ewsome The universal good dentistry done l Picture Frames and Photograph» Local News. We had no band music as the 'published notice of his intention to i bv him has gained for the Dr. a i taken by W. N. Jorgenson. band boys were all members of the' submit final proof in support of his / "Turn Him Out.” —William Harvey is sole agent militia company leading the pro lasting reputation. claim. The land office here sus far the Salem Woolen Mill Store —Walter Cross and his father Dr. Price’s Cream Baking Powder pended Newsome's final proof on cession. World's Fair Highest Award. iji this and Grant counties. Blank ftre in town to day. I account of the Willamette Valley | The Post Commander returns BobN_To Mr. and Mrs. Paul and Cascade Mountain Wagon 1 thanks to the citizens for help given i —Vic Ottmer will sell you bacon eta fine as silk, robes inferior to* at 10 cents a pound, hams, shoul none, overshirts and underwear a» Locher residing in Burns, tt Road Company’s Claim. The l)e- to make the program a success ders and sides. The bacon is well cheap as the cheapest, socks, gloves, daughter on the 2nd inst. | partment held that the grant to the cured. Leave your order at Geer mittens, overcoats, flannels by the Wool (»rowers. B orn —ToMr. and Mrs. Will company was not a grant of land in & Co’s, store. yard, cloth bv the yard, ladies dress King residing 6 or 8 miles north of place, but a grant of quantity, to be flannels. etc. etc. Takes measure»- Dear Sir: Huntington has ad Notice. Burns, a son. We are not informed selected from the odd sections with for men’s and youth’s clothing, of exact date, but since our las» 'in certain boundaries, and that vantages for shipping and sale of Call and see him, office at the wool, no other point in Eastern We will trade our saw-mill for I title to any particular tract did not | ¡Oregon issue. Oregon has, namelv: Being the I ........... _ _____ cattle or horses, or take part pav French Hotel. —We published last week a re accrue to the company prior to its terminus of divisions, the point to —Get one of I. S. Geer <t Cos. in lumber. The mill is centrally port, that the small pox was in selection thereof. Although theland which all rates are weSt bound. We get same to Bos- located between Bea ver Creek, S. F. premium purchase tickets Thi» Lakeview. We are since informed has been open for selection sinceMay , ton and east as do all points east to John Day. Silver Creek and Big firm agri es to give the holder of that it is not correct. There is no 30th 1893, the company has failed Caldwell and lower rates to Portland Camp Creek and several small j such tickets a fine life size Crayon case of it there neither has there ' to select the tracts in the odd num and San Francisco than the points settlements We have to much Portrait absolutely free of any bered sections or assert any claim east of us: Our rate to Boston is been. 'charge, by purchasing $20 worth thereto. The final proof submitted $1.90. We get same rates to Port- other work. Call on or address —Ben Brown returned home yes- bv Newsome showed him to be a ¡land ' „„..i ,. a »...„ G ’ lvhrist Bios. of goods for cash at their store It ami San Francisco as does Fife, Crook Co.. Ore is not necessary that the whole terday from Portland where he has duly qualified claimant under the Baker City and a lower rate east been for some time. He was ac-1 homestead law, and that he settled than they. amount should be purchased at one The above are facts, no town can Dr. Price’s Cream Baking Powder 1 time, but any amount from 5 cent» compainad by Henry Welcome who, UpOn ¡he land on Oct. 15, 1886, and equal our ad vantages fo" shipping World*« Fair Highest Medal and Diploma. has been absent for several months i |Bas v«/»i»»«iuvuriy continuously ivpiuvu resided thereon. to $20 as explained upon the tick- luuiuuii, op V<ll Ivt'S lini or belling selling nU Advances made—haul | eta. attending an institution of I bar- and has made improvements to the I ing charges paid—wool 1 insured Notice-Timber Culture. macy in Chicago. I I value of $300. While the comoany i immediately, Send your wool in our care. Respectfully, Land Office, Burns tire. —We are getting but little mail I protested against the final proof of H untington Oreg March 1 ’94 ___________ O. C. Co. May 29 1894 here, from the East and none from I Newsome, the Department finds D ear S ih : Our articles of Cor $100 Reward $100, Notice is hereby given that James the West Ontario is under water ' nothing to preclude its allowance, The readers of this paper will be F. Malien has filed notice of in poration provides, and we have ar and the railroad is almost or prob The office of the Interior Depart- pleased to learn that there is at tention to make final ¡»roof befon- ranged for the accommodation of the Burns Land I. ? . , , ably a total wreck from Umatilla ment has advised .... . ‘ least one dreaded disease that sci Register and Receiver at his olfict our customers, who are desirous of Junction to Portland. It is stated Ottice to notify claimant that if ence has been able to cure in all in Burns Ore., on Friday the 6th carrying their Bank account in day of July, 1894. on timber culture that a half million dollars will not ’ this decision becomes final he will its stages, and that is Catarrh. application No. 168, for the SWj Huntington, and have opened an repair the damage to the railroad be permitted to perfect his entry, Hall’s Catarrh Cure is the only Niq. W| SEi. SE| SEi of section "Exchange Office” as a Banking between the two points mentioned . | ______________ positive cure known to the medical No 14. in Township No, 22 S department » We prepared to handle all , fraternity. Catarrh being a con Lange No. 32| E. W J —The storm of wind hail and DECORATION DAY. He names as witnesses: J. W . cheq(|es prei ,(.ntt.d. stitutional disease, requires a con- Curtis, James Pirie, Smith Good | rain we had a few days since did a | stitutional treatment. Hall’s -pei-d, Joseph Rector, all of Harney Issue certificates of Deposit, pay good deal of damage in the Long Post No. 48, G. A. R. and citizens Catarrh Cure is taken internally, Ore. T homas J ones . 1 ing such interest on time deposit at Creek country, so we understand, Register, conservative banks do. of Burns and vi< inity duly observed 1 acting directly upon the blood and besides several lives were lost. On Receive money on deposit sub Memorial Day, last Wednesday. mucous surfaces of the system, Cow Creek in this county it was a P'INA*. PROOF ject to cheques. Our company of volunteer militia thereby destroying the foundation great deal more severe than here We ask vour consideration and in full uniform swelled the num of the disease, and giving the pa LAND OFFICE AT BURNS, OREGON. hail stones falling thick and fast | i bers of the Post. Everything was tient strength by building up the -May 11. 1S94. Notheta hereby given that the following- solicit vour account. the size of hen eggs and larger. uaine«l »eitler I ihk filvd notice of I i I h intention I Respectfully, Oregon Commercial conducted in a veiy creditable man constitution and assisting nature to make ti-al » oof in support of hia claim, and , | 'h« i said p r ,„.f will be madebefore ihe Register Co J II Vitkin mgr. in doir.g its work. The proprietors ami Receiver at Bums. Oregon, ou June 21, lbM1 ’ viiKltl, —Mary Caldwell a daughter ot ner v z K i >.. aki > I .OLIVER. ____________ have so much faith in its curative The following program, given us H<1 No. .020 for the Nl, SWJi and 8J„ NW'4 Henry Caldwell,residing near town, ’ *| powers, that they offer One Hun -e . 7 Tp 2SM. K. 31 E. f ew by Post Commander S. E. Joy was tie names the following witnesses to prove I? ... i met with a painful accident a 1_.. dred Dollars for anv case that it his < <>mii.Ui.us residence upon and cuitivalion i lv< aoeTS at 2 5c ta I rendered: of Kuid land, viz J. C. Simmons, C. S. Johnson I u days since. She in company with fails to cure. Send for list of testi A^Bu«ne, 2nd. A. Busse, aud a ini W Win. Dunn Jr., all of Narrow* Narrows in. Duini 40 Oregon Bessie Stenger were riding horse- | 1 Music by the Choir—“He’s monials. 3d. THOMAS JONES. Register. 55 ” Address, F. J. CHENEY A CO., back, Mary’s horse became frigh- .Gone: ’ 4th. 80 4l Toledo, O. Sold >>y Druggists. 75c tened and threw her off injuring one | Prayer by Chaplain. 41 5th. $1 (X) 44 arm, besides other bruises. We are , Introduction of speaker A. W. A tillable Woman CC Monteiths Elementary Geography 0) c informed her arm was not broken Waters by Post Commander. b5cts. Monteiths Comprehensive Address by Capt. A. W. Waters but badly sprained and is giving her £ Wanted in every county to estab Geography $1.25. Clarks Normal Recitation—"De c o r a t i o n,” by c « much pain. lish a corset parlor for the sale of Grammar 80cts. Sills Grammar Myrtle Jameson • be * Dr. Nichols' Celebrated Spiral u —“Memorial Flowers,” 1 e Spring Corsets and Clasps. WageB 65cts. And ali other school book» —The election returns are not yet, Recitation _ _ • til in, 4 precincts to hear from I by Delta Dillard. 1 $40 to $75 per month and expenses in preportion and after this date I will sell school books at the above 4= —"Cover Them Over With | We give the following probable ( Music ' C< We furnish complete stock on con V j prices for cash and for cash only. By the Choir. < majorities of the county ticket; i Roses of May. signment; settlements monthly Orders by mail promptly attented >. Recitation—“Both Sides of the Rutherford, ft r Judge, 100: -o cd $3 Sample Corset free. Send 18 to. Dated this 1st. day of March c Shideler, Clerk 256: Gittings, Line,” by Mabel Gowan D .cents postage for sample and terms.) ¡^94 X Sheriff 234: Geer, Treasurer 52: , • Recitation—"Our Country’s' Nichois Mfg. Co., 378 Canal St. I C. H. VoEGTLY. t J New York Sam Miller, Assessor 305: Marks, i Dead,” bv Mary Hackman. , Recitation—“The Battle Flag,” Commissioner 122. by Nora Gowan. H untington , Oreg , Jan. 26, ’94. Ci Music: Solo “Sleeping For The The "Oregon Commercial Co.,” —Mr. Robertson and wife of ao Awarded co Drewsey are in Burns visiting Mr. Flag,” by Mrs. Maggie Leyens. have this day bought the entire Highest Honors —World’s Fair. X2 • r-l I Brave business of the ‘ Oregon Construe-' Recitation—"Sleep on and Mr« Harry Thompson. Mr. O ni V *—i Roltertson reports the irrigating Hearts,” by Dora Caldwell, tion Co.” of this place including I o □ Recitation»—“Messages of Flow and mill ditch as a grand enter Moneys, Accounts, Bills Receivable" ¡ co “The prise tor the Drewsey country and ers,” by ten little girls: Merchandise, Lumber, Coal, Wood, c CO c in fact for the whole county. It Rose,” by Georgia Buck I a nd ; “The Farming Implements, Warehouse *. 'n ► brings into cultivation a large area Lily,” Hattie Buckland; “The and Real Estate. And assumed all • r—I of sage brush land besides the great Pansy.” Frankie Stenger; "The debts and liabilities of »aid "Oregon ►> *t r—1 advantage of the flouring mill now Evergreen.” Bonnie Howard; "The Construction Co.,” and have Incor T a being erected bv Porter Brothers. Laurel,” Mabel Gowan; “The Elm,’’ porated with $50,000. Capital i ♦w Ci) <4 stock fully paid in. The officers I The mill is certainly a great advant- Pauline Locher; “The Violet,’ 1’hcsecreiary of the ElkhartCarriaoe are* Delta Dillard; “ The Forget me. *ee to all the citizens ef our county, an<i Harness Mfg. Co, of Elshart, Ind., 4 and knowing the reputation of the , not,” Lilian Harris; "The Know informs us that their prices will be lower R M S teel , President. •or 1*M than ever. He wishes us to ask Porter Bro», for fair dealing and the Ball,” Myrtle Jameson; “Geranium our readers not to purchase anything in J. H. A itkin , Vice Pres. I the line of carriages, wagons, bicycles or best brand of flour we can heartily and Snow Drop,” Totoon Racine. G eo . A. S teel , Secy. MOST PERFECT MADE. harness until they have sent 4 cents .i> I Recitation—"Lights Out,” by stamps to pay .postage on their 11? pare join the Drewsey citizens in con- Oregon Commercial Co, J. £ THITe c,,Pe. Cream of Tartar Powder. Fm» -J., per catalogue. We advi - th--renr'i-gx of tbu •om Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant H. Aitkin, mgr. Bonnie Howard. pAtulalioni pap--r to remember his The Hsnll “Sylvia’s Soldier.” 44 44 4< 44 ß I « « i Ld DIL V i jBKCj CREAM BANN« POWDffl j 40 YEARS THB STANDARD.