East Oregon herald. (Burns, Grant County, Or.) 1887-1896, January 09, 1895, Image 1

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    VOL. Vili.
BURNS, HARNEY COUNTY, OREGON. JAN. 9
The HeralcL
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never excell­
ed. “ Tried
and proven”
¿REGULATOR is the verdict
o f millions.
S i m in o n s
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lator ¡3 the
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1895,
NO 7
Digest of Land Decisions.
World both for $2 25 a year. Take
advantage of this offer and get
Furnished by W. D. Harlan, your own local paper and the
Land Attorney, Washington, D. C. Twice a-Week World at this special
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rate.
T he H erald .
• A preference right of entry can­
not be acquired through a fradulent
A good ranch belonging to II G.
and collusive contest.
Campbell,
containing 160 acres 12
The purchaser of a relinquesh
miles
south
east of Burns. This
ment does not secure a preferred
right to enter lhe land covered ranch has about 100 acres of good
meadow land. Price $800 or will
thereby.
trade for sheep.
B yrd & K ing .
A relinqueshment filled after the
initiation of a contest does not inure
to the benefit of the contestant
where it is found that it was not
filed as the result if the contest.
W. L. D ouglas
0*3 vlu
I3THCBZST.
FIT FOR AKINS.
A stone quarry of common
building stone may not be entered
as a placer claim .
Ass’t Sec’y Sims.
H untington , Oreg , Jan. 26, ’94.
The “Oregon Commercial Co.,’’
have this day bought the entire
business of the ‘ Oregon Construo-
lion Co.” of this place including
Moneys, Accounts, Bills Receivable,
Merchandise, Lumber, Coal, Wood,
Farming Implements, Warehouse
and Real Estate. And assumed all
debts and liabilities of said "Oregon
Construction Co.,” and have Incor­
porated with $50,000. Capital
stock fully paid in. The officers
are*
,
R. M. S teel , President.
J. H. A itkin , Vice Pres.
G eo . A. S teel , Secy.
Oregon Commercial Co., per J.
H. Aitkin, mgr.
. CORDOVAN,
FRENCH ACNAMCUXD CALF.
j4.$3.s_o H ne C alf &KANC,rn
*3.50 POLICE,3 SOLES.
«,«9*2.
WORKIN gm E n ’-
CHANGING
OUR WIND
S2.$I? s BOYS'SCHOOL3HK1 Is Hartl work compared with
S ilver L ake , Ore Dec 25,’94.
•LADIES*
i changing the appearance ot your
_<*p50$2 51 73
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H
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have
very
bad
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The 1
stove with
'lern
bn*.
lnews
to
write
you
this
week,
one
of
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JOB WORK
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rROClCTON,J<AS3.
the worst calamities that could
I TEN
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Over Ono Million Poop! 3 wear tho
Of every description executed with neatness
»nd despatch, at reasonable rates.
' possibly befall a small community VZo L. Dotl?123 $3 & *4 Slices CTS
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Circulars,
Posters,
Pamphlets
i like ours. You have probably al­ All our shoes cro
Envelopes,
rc'.icfactory
Bill Heads,
Letter Heads,
'■ • ‘PI
TEN
Statements,
Note lleuda, Cards, Tieael*.
They givo tba beet valtto far fbor-or-y.
1 t- 1
lready
heard
of
it,
and
given
it
to'
Memoranda, Invitations.
Dodgers, Etc.
They cqucl ctiston «Boca In rtyle ar.d tit.
CTt O»
vzearintj qualities are unsurpersed.
I
your readers, I mean the burning Thefr
T he H erald is kept regularly on "le for re­
TI-.o prices cro u.rl’orct,—eftnped cn cole.
ference, in the Geo. I'. Rowell Newspaper Ad­
Pm
Si
to
r
>3
c-vcd
over
other
mekes.
of the Crisman hall on Xmas eve
vertising Bureau. 10 Spruce st.. New York.
If your dealer cannot supply you we can. Sold by | TEN
ri
CTS
and'lhe awful lose of life, our en­
tire neighborhood is in mourning,
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Lasts Seven times longer
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
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'and indeed, it is truly appalling.
Looks Seven times better Than
Nearly
the
whole
of
the
citizens
About
Seven times cleaner Stovt
national :
You
—Commissioner’s,
court this i of this community were assembled
President ......................... .......Grover Cleveland j
I About Two times cheaper Polish
Vice-President..................
Adlm Stevenson ’
Can Get
linthe Crisman hall enjoying the
Secretary of stale .......... Walter Q. Gresham , week.
About Two times handier
Secretary of Treasury
Ferry’s 8eeds at your dealers
. .. John G. Carlisle I
Xmas
festivities,
‘
when
a
large
Secretary of Interior....... ............. Hoke Smith
as
fresh
aud
fertile
us
though
W
—John Parker was again pro­
o e •
r you got them direct from Ferry's Wk
Secretary of War
...... Duniel 8. Lamont
' Seed Farms.
W
Secretary
__ of Navy............
............. Hilary A. Herbert nonneed insane and is now on his 1 imp exploded setting fire to the
If your grocer doesn’t keep it,
Secretary of Agriculture.
.J. sterling Morton
building, 40 lives were lost and
Attorney General .................Richuni S, Olney way to the asylum.
send
us his name with 10c and
Postmaster General............. Wilson S Bissell
many injured of whom several will
STATE—OREGON I
get a large box and a valuable
—T. A. McKinnon is giving en die. There was about one fouith
are known aud planted every- #
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J. N. Dolph
geuarorH
family household book tree.
1 where, and are always the
■ I
J. H.Mitchell. tire satisfaction as proprietor of the
of the number present burned to
B best. Ferry’s Seed Annual
(Binger Hermann »
for
1803
tells
all
about
.
Burns Canyon mail route. His death.
Uongrcssmen ............ ........ (W. K. Kills
¿W.
them, — Free.
Attorney General
. ........ R. E. Chamberlain.
Donnellan & Co., Agis.,
D. M. Ferry A Co.
drivers
are J. McKissic, Tom and
governor .................. ........ D.Sylvester Pennoyer
The
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Detroit, Mich
Secretary of State ...
.. . .R. ..Geo. W. McBride
519 MONTGOMERY ST., 8. F., CAL.
! dead: Mrs. John Buick and son,
Treasurer
R
Phil. Metschan. Ellis McKinnon.
Supt. Public Instruction R. ..J. B. McElroy
Itale Printer.................... R.. ... Frank Bakei
—Notice ad. of McKinnon and J. J. Buick and daughter, Mrs.
“. 8. Bean,
) R.
lupreme Judges
...J W im. P. Lord Kenyon. This firm is perfectly re­ ¡Owslev, Lillie and Bruce, Mrs
. > F. A. Moore
liable and we can safely and wuh Snelling, Mrs. Howard and two
SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT:
Slstriet
Judge
..................
D
...
M.
d
.
cliffoku
:
out
hesitation recommend the firm children, Wood Hurst and wife,
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James A. Fee.
District Attorney ............ .
J. L. Baud to the public.
Mrs. Curshaw, Frank West, wife
folnt-Kepresentatlve
(R) ...O. I., Patterson.
foi ii t-Se n ator................(R)............. A. W .Cowan
and
two children, Ed Bowen and e
—The following are the muni i
COUNTY— harnky :
cipal officers of Prineville this M iss McCallv, Labrie’s child, Mr.
County ujdge...............
C. P. Rutherford.
P. L. Shideler . year. President cf the council, W. Ward sen, Mrs. Alshier, Frank
Clerk .......................... .(D).
Burns-Canyon Stage Line
Trenail rcr............. ...
1.8. Geer j
(R)
surveyor ..........
. T. A. Mc K in non A- Booth.
Aidermen,
Med
Van­ Horning, Mrs. Iavne, Nettie
«aeriti
(Ri ........... A. Glttingn
Freddie
8. W. Miller derpool, S. 1. Belknap, Ed. N. Winkle.nan and child,
Aüneaeor
■ ID!. . .
T. A. M c K innon , contractor.
«eli.iol superintendent .(R) .. .Cu as . Newe 1
Buick,
Robert
Small,
Clay
Martin
ft.ir'k Inspector
......... R J. Ivers White and Frank Prine; Recorder,
Carrying U. S. Mails and Eastern Oregon Express Co’s Express.
A.B. Mark« M. II
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C<» nun issi onora .......... ID)
Bell; Treasurer, John and wife, Mrs. Ella Ward ar.d
R. R. Sita.
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Templeton; City Atty., W A. child, Frank Ross, mother and Stages Leave Burns daily for Canyon City, and intermediate point*.
HARNEY V. 8. I.AND OFFICE:
child, Roy Ward’s ch'ld, Ira Fare $5.
Leon Brown, Express Agent,
Register ....................................... Thomas Jones Bell; Marshal, Joe Dobson.
Receiver
....................... A. A. Cowing
Hamilton and Mrs. Gus Schroder Ben Brown, local agent for contractor,
Burns Oregon.
and child. I will write you further
societies .
“Winter and “Summer” were particulars in a few days.
SYLVA REBEKAH Degree No. «3.
< never more charmingly pictured
’ G. C. D
Meets every 1st and 3d Wednesday.
than
thev
are
thia
season
on
Hood
’
s
Alice E. King, N.G.
E May Worthington, Rec. Sec’y. I Sarsaparilla Calander. This cal
The recent change made by the
ender is made in the shape of a New York Weekly World in issu­
A. O. ü. W. Burns Lodge, No. 47
heart and is ornamented with two ing two papersa week in place of one
Meetsevery 2d and 4th Thursdays.
W. K. Uradon, M. W.
J. W 8a\er, Rcc’d child« faces, lithographed in bright is meeting with great favor
and natural colors, one peeping out,
The people appreciate the change
HCKNO n IA HONOR Lodge, N o . 3
amid
the
snow
flakes,
from
a
and
are taking advantage of it.
Meets every 2d and 4lli Monday.
Mrs A E Young C or H.
daenty cap, and the oher lighted
Keep informed of what is going
W. W. Johnson Proprietor.
up with all the glory of the summer on in the world and particularly in
HAkNEY MIDGE, NO. 77. I. O O F.
Meets at Odd Fellows Hall, every Saturday, sunShme. Tire usual information
your own country. Congress is (
7.1W V nt,
I. 8. Geer, N. G.
W. C. Byrd, Secy.
about the lunar changes and other now in session. Every movement
astrrnomical « vents is given, and will be of the greatest interest.
HARNEY POST NO. 43, G. A. R.
Beer Wines
Liquors Cigars
Etc.
Meetsevery 1st and Rd Wednesday of each the calendar, besides being" a Keep abreast of the times by read
aonth. ar Odd Fellows’ Hall. All Comrads
la good standing invited.
thing of beauty” is exhausted, siu ing the
TWICE-A-WEEK
The Best Brands
New Billiard Table
cents in stimba should be sent to WORLD—two papers a week—104
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BURNS—VALB :
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Vrrive.auddeparts laity.
free. For ten cents two calendar by which we can furnish this paper 'SCe TSO
3CBNS—CANYON C«TY :
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will be sent.
and the Twice-a Week New York
W. W. Johnson.
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