TM«— Co’xty Official Paper The Best— —roa- ADVERTISING Jiarncy Ccunty, Job SVLIÂ^lCüIiljOLlDÂÏEI» JULY 22, 1896. Are now ready to take your order for a spring suit. our new SPRING SAMPLES Printing. VOL. XI. KO £6. Const5tntional Amend­ ment. bouks cost from 25 to 50 per cent favor; and I will favor any book For the State Campaign. less than in Oregon. company, that will give us fair A Maxwell's grammar that costs prices. I favor also competition Offered in the Session of ’95 by our 30 cents in Idaho, costs 45 cents in For campaign purpose, Th» among a number of the best pub­ Candidate for Governor. Oregon. A Stickney’s fifth reader, lishers, as in Idaho, where there Weekly Capital Journal is offered S -nator King introduced senate better than ouis. costs 60 cents in are 13 publishers doing business, from now until June 10th in clubs Mtna of tive or more at 20 cents each sub­ c incurrent resolution No. 19, ns Montana; ours $1.00 in Oregon. A or in Missouri where there are 22. •Aluna«» scriber. Association press news, Franklin first reader — better than fillow«: Resolved by the senate, II. S. L yman . discussion of state affairs, advocacy ours—costs 12 cents in Missouri the house c 'neurring: That the following amendment to against 25 cents for ours in Or-'goti. ' Hemember the Maine” of people’s reforms, are special fea­ tures. We have something like 90.1)00 he constitution oi Oregon be, and The Journal stands for free and is, hereby proposed: children enrolled in our schools. St. Louis, May 17.—Captain Du unlimited coinage and national pa­ It is a question which they can set ­ S ection 1. The right to approve, val U. S. commissary, has made a per currency, destruction of monop­ r-ject and repeal state laws, or to [ tle on their slates—or even in their contract with local bakeries for oly finance, direct legislation, direct reject or approve proposed state j heads without slates—how much it (>10,000 pounds of army crackers. election of all officials, reduction of laws, shall rest with a majority of ; W!^ eos^ a‘l oftlieso children more than is necessary if it costs each On each one will be printed the high salaries. If you want to re­ the legal voters of the state fer state and county government words “Remember the Maine ” say 25 cents more a year than S ec . 2. The right to propose, re- 'one, : circulate a dollar's worth of Oregon Silver Weekly. ject, or approve, as the ca-e may be, is right. —T ub T imk *-H erald and Ore­ Weekly Journal $1 a year. One laws of ¡the stat«, shall, in addition ■ Statistics from any of these states gonian for $2 in advance. Cent Daily 25 cents a month, »3 a to being exercised by tlie legisla­ will no doubt be furnished upon year. Address, tive assembly, re . with the number f application and the problem can be H okeb Raos., Salem, Or. JOHN F. STRATTON ’ S of the voters of the stats equal to I ! easily work'd out by any one with n*.vr/ir* Celebrated Russian Gut I (and not less than) seven per cent I ' a little intelligence, a slato pencil Violin Strings j of the votes cast at the last preced I I and the American Book Company’s I lie Finest in th« World. inis city of curs for a business er pleasure trip, ing general election, held for the price list thro.vn in. Every String Warranted. The fact is that the contract Protect your Mw. th«w may bring row wm IM i election of the oflicers of the state John F. Slralton,' remember that personal appearance figures moot Wrlie JOHN WEDDF.KBt’RN ft (X) . I’M.«« Ajtur. ney«. WiMiltatjmi. 1» < for tbelr «1 too lum» and counties; and the sama shall] completed January 1, 1S95, upon a s«.K( >..: bit, S|3, 815, 817 E. 9th St. %ud ltel of bUUurnd favcbtlbus wasted. • prominently. Cur K. N. Ct F. Co. clothing 13 noted N(UI , CRR . be exercised by the petitioners fil- j ' vote taken in 1894 for school books fcr Its form-!!ke perfection, elegance and exclusive­ ling a petition witli the secretary of | gave Oregon very bad prices—or ness—but with the fancy touches in price left out. state, signed by the required num­ j rather very good prices to the com ber of legal voters, which petition I pany contracting. This was the I shall designate the law and demand ' American Book Co. It sells nearly its submission to a vote of the all the school text books in our BURNS, OREGON. state It is working hard to retain people. S ec 3. After the filing of such control until 1901, and then to con ‘Vou’ro oafe with this makc...It'3 C’Jdar-teed petition tlm secretary of stnte shall tinue it six years longer. The can designate a date for the holding of didate who is understood to be sup­ an election to vote thereon, which ported by them, voted for their ■jn l shall not be earlier than ten months l ooks with but few exceptions and after the adjournment of the last those unimportant, in 1894. The - I preceeding session of the legislative candidate who vutod against them I assembly, nor later than one year in 1891, and is now pledged to i The only Lifter; and no law, or proposed law, chang - this contract, is notjbefriend Garden Seeds and Sporting Goods. shall be votod upon at such elec ed by the American Book Co.; he i Tin Shoo in Jarnau <*- opposed by them. ’, w nu is uppuBttl tion unless the petition^ ^heij^r is na viiro ua ft oan ftna wa wm cenvince yon that we can gir« Bette i n caiiuhiiii- a----.- Burns Oregon- MEDIUM Wanted-An Idea SS-TS CRESCENT BICYCLES ike iunies-gJeraííL FUBLISnZD EVERY WEDNESDAY Bar I ty days before ti e date fixed for by this Look trust, I wish to re­ price« than anyone. such election. No election shall be affirm through vour columns my 8LBSCKIPTI0N RATD6: held fer such purposes oftener than opposition to the present contract, • a. Y.ar ............................................................ ” l»X UiSthl 76 once in every two years, at which and to say that if elected I shall yin.® Wines, Liquors nd. CI ss - ts Ttare® Uoí'.i’í — time all bills shall be voted upon u e all the power of my ollies to • rriOtAL DIBBCTOHY ] that hare been petitioned for, and give the people of Oregon as favor »ev»—oezsea: ■ petition filed, within' the time r«- aide prices and as good books as in j O. W. XeBrlde. »^gPCourteous treatment guaranteed. Your patronage soliciteo ■ quirtd herein, ■ •vasten the neighboring states. A change It |Th«a. Tor.gue, Burnì, OregUKk DOLMAN A CI.ENHENEN Trope., . ( W K. EiliB 9«afr68ia*n ............. j S ec . 4. No act passed by the 1 g- c.f eentract-not necessarily of books, . . C. M, Idlemen ' Att«. ««y weneral ....... ................ Wm P Lord I B® tmor ............... j islative assembly shall become a though in several branche* we U K Kincaid ! • •cretary «f Stat-j .. Phil. Metflehao Trea»ur«r . F. i law until six months after its ap­ might have better books-is what I . . 6 Al Irwin I Pablia InBUWciioD Burns-Canyon Stage Line W H L«eda! liai® Primer R proval by the governor, except m E. R. Beta. Freak Meat, laytcae Ja.'iH ....................... | C. WolTcricn ease of emergency in which event F. A. 5 J. A. H alladay , contractor. 9 kinds when in Corn Reef, Pork.|f! Carrying C. 3. Mails and Eastern Oregon Express Co’s Expess the facts constituting the two thirds MIMBTM J7DICIAL DISTRICT. ... M.D. C liffoe » D Dtswa-H Jais« ] vote of th« members < le tidto nth C. W. l arriBh. Feasoa. Di«iri«t Attorney •R (I. L. Pattereon. L»*vo Burns Tuesday .Thursday (Saturday,for Canyon City ' branches of the legislative assemb­ Lard, Butter andk.1 Jeinl Kcpr<’b®ntatiTo ......... A. A . W.UWM W.toowaa (R)............. Jx «I S«aa'.or ly; and if in fix month* after its and ickermedirl • mints, Fare $5. ••7MTT- -1AWH : I (approval " . .. C. P. Rwlhcrford. a petition shall have been 9<*a«ty J <4s» (R) H Kolloy • ’.•rk ............ • (R) J C. Welcomo II led as required in sections two Treaairor purse D TA MoKinnu« •«rv«yer ............. ... ;D) A . J. McKinnon ;und three herein, an election shall ■ H K. M. Wattr» $175. Aaaeiier B) W C. Bjrd . be or | ♦200. | then (and not before) become of 2 mile bicycle race Ilarney coun­ B0CTET7BS. full force and effect; but if less ty m< n, purse ♦50. CALDWELL, IDAHO ■ TLVA REBEHA’J ‘than a majority be in favor thereof thikd day , JULY 4. KiiMiviry latandtd Wedneiday. Misa Jennle Mr Phe«:ere N O, the same shall become void; I’ro M is Leeoa Zeifler. Rec. íwc’y j mile dash freo for al) puric ♦20<). A General Banking Business Transacted vided, that if the petition against 4 mile dash for Harney county i DEALER IN— A. O. It. W. Barra Lods«. No «T CORRESPONDENCE INVITED any law passed by the legislative cow horses, grass fed, untrained. | HARDWARE OHCCK, . MtoWaTUy 34 an4 UhTburidar*. assembly shall havu liecn presented vaqnero saddles, purse $50. H M H.rtaa, M W I -k J W Sayer, R«» before the expiration of the six lot RTII DAY, Jfl.Y 5, I months after the approval of the I IM MUNITI01 1 mile dash free for all, purse t TiMWÄRE. H à SNIT LQD6E. MO. H, I. O O F act by the govarnor, in the manner ♦ 225. M »eie ai QdJ fnh»wB Mall, «vary Saturday Hipa, M L. Lewie. N-O- herein required, sueh act shall not 5 mile race, change horses every J r Ivititr, fc«ey h*i HI.NIÍ SHOP IN CONNECTION, JliFjtl«», Mewisg Mi«kia*a,C«> take effect before the date of such mile, purse $50. ----- —■ - S-.B election. Indian race 1 mile and reverse, c la. rapan.o prempliy as-i sali.fsstarelly C Â SWEEK, 8ic. 5. The legislative assembly, purse $25. or the people of the state of Oregon C ondition *: —These races will ’n» ATTORNEY AT-LAW, in the manner herein provided, may ■"•V , , , »n«.a. have the power to provide by law ldeo'1 Herse Association. En­ for more affecltiaily carrying out all trance f, a in all races, not other- • \ - ■ f '. tl it- the provisions and intent of this amend n>en t. of purse, five or more to enter and three to start. In case that purses It is one of the Strongest Compani. * ia th* Wor above giy-sn do not fill with five MU. BJTATÏ AGENT. ?-'ch«K>l Books». completeanlrics, the board has the KOTABY PÜBLI«, Portland, Ore , May 16,1898. power to reduce the amouute of the ORSCON To Tin E ditor : — Please permit purse* as in their judgment seems' It bsa «ver 1187.176,406 in eswts and a record of 52 year*, dsi- me through your columns to call proper. The directors reserve the^ MyPwaaC.aaa b.fem V 8 U i JOJI m inf all of which time it bas steadily incree»*d in strength and public attention to or e of the vital right to |x>stp'>ne any and all race* ( tt nOLE’ALE DEALER 15 pr »rn-ritv BECAUSE you can borrow money f om the f em points of this campaign now before on account of inclement weather. pan» at 5 p*r cent per annum, after your Peli«y has bsen Uwe the |»eople, to tie settled by the If above races do not fili, purses will year* in f^rse. elrctiun, June (¡th. be given for special race«, to bo i It relate* to school text brxik«. sulretituted by the director* Fureee their prices, and the mean* < f relief. wilt be divided 70 p- r cent to the and SOWION •v ] Friers of t-ooks in Oregon are too first horse. ■'•>) p r c»nt to the second, ‘•J all entries close by 8 o'clock p. n>. Raosdeace high I» Washington, California. on the evening pr- ' ecding the race. First <1 dw ««uth »I Foet Oft.ce. ♦ B urns , Orno« Idaho. Montana and Missouri, and fiRO S iixiiav . President. NÜA3» no doubt in other states school text J J I) nrgax . Ncerets'y. RICHARDSON & STEVENS, P bofriito R s . CI Y MEAT MARKET Givo laiXXX Oixll C. ÏÏ. VOEGTLY Everything Cheap for Cash. BECAUSE BECAUSE Dr. W.L. Elarsden. Fine Kentucky Whiskies And Cigars. os