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Sugnr-Rert Imlustry.
BURNS, HARNEY COUNTY, OREGON. AUGD^T 2, 1899.
against Louie and the cost bill tax
ed at $120. It was taken lip to
the circuit court on a «rit of revie w
against
Fred
and this time it went
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and the cost bill took a correspond
ing increase. We neat hear i f the
ease i’i the state supreme court,
v.hero Louie again ;• tsthe worst of
it and the cc «t advanced to $450
iis’dt for attorney fees. It has not
vet become public whether or not
the case will go to the United
States supreme court, but if it doll
it is Fred's time to lose.
Eastern Oregon Weather
The public will wait most
xinusiy for the product of the
The following is the report of the Root Mr. McKinlrv has planted
weather for Eastern Oregon for the in the Cabinet garden.
past week, as sent out by It. 8. |
I’ague. section director:
The Cleveland sti eet railway
Bright sunshine and high tern-■ strikers will not tied wrecking
p: ratures prevailed up to Fridaay cars loaded with passengers, by
the 21st, when cooler and cloudy the use of explosives, a good
weather set in. A few sp.-lnkln of’ route to public sympathy.
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rain fell nil Friday. The mean
tempemturo for the week ¡aleraged
I’ingree wants Alger to work
G9 degrees, which is 5 degrees lo.v-
the martyr racket in his senatorial
er than for the proceeding week and
race. Michigan voters know pol
3 higher than for the corresponding
week last vear. Tho maximum itical gold bricks when they see
temperatures rang: d from “4 to 98 them.
in the Columbia R ier valley and
f ern 04 to 94 over the Plateau re-
By dying “Bub” Ingersoll es
igon. Tho minimum temperatures caped a lot of very bad verses
in the valley ranged from 52 to 70 1 written about him, even it he
and over the plateau from 42 to 60 ' di.l not find things as he expected
fi!” winds .«ere northerly and light
¡them 0:1 the other shore.
m force.
Secretary of Agriculture \T
on Lis recent trip through Oregon
has this to say: I was very much
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; pleased with what I saw of the
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Fugar I ret industry in the great
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Grand Ronde valley, I ».w
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acres in sugar-beets near L;;Gr !e
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Jvíeph siman '
consider ilio in! 1st
I Thee. Tongue.
I M A Moody
Ce«f?»84.a»«
succe*.
4. But it tb-.ul l be done in
.. U. 11. N. Blackburn
At.f•
O• Utt41
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T. T.Gcur conr.ectii n »ith dairying.
As icon
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FI Duul ar
.»• * try «Í Sl«:e
C >..•». « as tho dairy xien find out th.-.t the
YiílíUt«»’
J H Ack«
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j it!, f ; • « 11»:.» :Ucn
W H LOtdS sugar but is worth raising for the
itti« Priuttr
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Ji. 8. Bern.
r.'nlvertun pulp alotio fur dairy cons and li.r. i
f!
F. A. Moore
Baker City Democrat: The peo-
■ the sugar for clear profit, then it
. ca ’ tk j raici AL AIHllilCT.
pie of San Francisco were not in-
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will
be
demonstrated
that
we
can
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a» •»• ' ,<-.»
.. .. .. Wm Millet prodrice sugar as cheaply is ia ilia fluenced solely by nioti es of p:it-
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I'eueily
l«i. t :■ ».’’rt:«. it tat IV f
riot: ni in th ir z.-il to hav* tho
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Uiai. ca .»lar
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Orc . :i regiment mustered out at
C«:•rV— AiRSit:
All land east of tho D.:l!i s
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the Presidio. 1 ho soldiers ». ill be
.. James A 8ptrruw raise sugar Leets if irrigate
.11. KichnnlBoii
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paid uIT and will rec ive a mounts
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JU. V. elee e found the Gr.nnd Rondo
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rre«»tu«r ..
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Öarv» »r. .. • •
ranging
from * 100 to ? 1500 i.t li,
. A . J. McKinuun tine condition and the peo-jle
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making
a
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:i aggr»;a‘e sum of orer
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.»>) .SS C. lijrd are j oing to make money. ’
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X. K. U h l.ai' ifctn
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or
a million dollars
to be disburse 1
doi
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is
no
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thing
I
have
seen
o
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Pingree is trying to get Alger
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nearly
at
t
one
time, After 11 I
.co.istthxt pleased me more
In
nic.st
sections
thè grain empi» lionized by Detroiters as a step
hs
r
f
privi
months
rf
privt
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J
orn
the
boys
»ill
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tin fight of tin).*.beets.
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naturally feel disposed io
loosen in good conditi n. Roporls frolli toward’, pushing that Senat 'rial
Failure to realize profit
a« «..«r
tip'’ a little in t he * ay of new cloth- Wasco, Morri.»., , Gilliim and Uina boom. The lion is not the anim
year was bccuuse of i:.caper1
it.j and other iss.-ntial luxuries. till* counties im rcato that thè hot al Alger resembles most.
Such first f:i!t:r»s occur every .
, This sill be* wonderful stiniulis r. imis of the early p.irtof thè week
st :rHl
The < cn1
1 did some dan mnge to spring ¿own
s : to tho trade and the beneficial in-
«I : i a T.
: a i: • »rt- « > .<3
of ci.nut r;
j vh. at and to th at which had been
Judging from the announce
J»« t eferjr It! and Id •. dr<?<!.•>’.
.. fiurec:•.« ofe.tpansi.m « ill be directly
perfset.
Tillie Jordan S. <♦
reseeded on run imisr fullo.v. The ments of his numerous junke..-,
s,
Frt.ikie Brenton Bee
,. felt by many of the San Francisco
lack Lug.
extent of the damage cannot le de Mr. McKinley is always “seking
. shop keepers.
duOO fl:g.’
finitely stated at the present time
». f. • . Äurr.» L»
rest.” He may find all the rest
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ter
for
tl:<
1 Spring .-o'.vn «heat is turning ytl-
• ; • ter J i’’rl 4«}
.
i a r s::nr.i
lie now so vainly seeks after Mar.
must co!
1 w/iud, although the «•rm ninth
! trims prevented tilling to s >:rm ei- ,|th, 1901.
Many persans w!i > have feen the te.it, , a fair crop is i xpected. The
: ». l.e 1 l *d < i f. r.hich Ed .ie 1. | cool weather during ig the latter part
“Corporal” Tanner says Alge
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K' lly is exhil iting on 5i x th Street of the in < k w is very beneficial,
i began life as a bare footed boy.
art dun.founded at the fiet that \ few scattered sections report
the animal is alive and ea»l, runs signs of rust on fall-sown whe.'.t I .Now, will the “Ct rp.u al” kindly
C 1 llliJ
and plays after the manner of all Harvesting fs.l!-fo«:i grain contin infotin an anxious world which of
i
in
its prominent ir.cn began life as a
Joe
Stur'.er.
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nt,
who
1ms
acted
calves. It his C.vo distinct mouths ues
Alt.
U^B I in
II Umatilla
V 11I<1 11 I 1.1 V
county,
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an
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reports
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the capacity of foreman at the
t
anti eats ».¡th both of them, and indicate that it r. ill be general by hooted and spurred 1 oj .
Agf.ney ranch the ; *-t few years three ey« .4, an- right in th
th" middli the xticdleof next wer-. Thegr-.in
.1 hi' ;
of the forehead, uhero
«hero tho two is turning out fairly v.ril.
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II (len. Otis is 1 uying the sor
Leads ar: j: j. i: i. cd
r d togethei. 1 The ap-
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Parley is in excel’rnt condition
;> ::ance of ih« L:nt is nut L r-pul- • tai harvesting the same continues lender ci the Filipinos by tite
I p iimentof thirty Mexican doll.11-
* te, l.-itt i- verv pteuliar. Il i» fed in many sections.
front bottle, and also 0:1 griss, |
«£‘.L ESTATI
to each one of them v. ho surren
, I I! lying is about < v»r, The crap
». hiehitis 1; gi’.ning to eat an
ders himself mid a gtm, it is not
NOTARY PIAI.I
• is onr of thè lnrgrit a:: ! In >t < v r
t:t at d
:ke.
srcureJ, xi.d it hai Leti! nfely snrpri ing tk.it he should insist up
Mr. Kelley ha« everv reason to
juthered.
The s.torvi crop of on cinsoring carefu'li'all uiblt-
eli: »•■ that it will live. ', and has al- ■
ilo’.ir il beiiig cut in Wasco c uriti gia ts. A’iv ccmmanchr would
r: :. ‘y refu.-s 1 an i.Ter of ?10,000 I
Stock is in excrlltnt condilion be :t- h imed of sill h a p
t. A fxwn is kept near the*
Il ::ig" fùod is rcp irted to he ji’en
t i pr< vent it fr rn bt Coming
fui.
lout some —P.>:tlun<l Tfb’gr sin.
Pasture» Lave drie f tip
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'The calf a sve mention’d is th»
Corn and potutile» are doiug nell
a: ■ .1 ,>r: rd by M»'s:s. Keenly A"
11 ut rain would Le of gri al 11 ne tu
l’>,i-Ki 11,of I.mg Crteliwbo now
oft E. Kxnyr
In some s< .tions curii is in thè siik
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k. »per Lr the I’. L. S. Co, i4 on h's hr.»;: i, on exhibition in Portland 1 Sugar Leets continue in excell.’nt
• :iv l.c ms fro :l thr Klo:i<':ii* .».nd
erudition and food riporti arc re-
Bt *NS
Las p'ihaps arrivi-I ore th.*, . lr
ecived r»l»tive to tlieir growth.
Kinyon sent to D.-.«- in early and
Garde:.» are in nell uf rain.
¡«.•cured souii g ■ d mining pn pt rty
Th»'' is no thing’’ 1:1 the fruit
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and sold for a good figure. Mr
picking continues in Ha- Colutili ia
Kenyon «ill probaulj Lave a quar
River valley, end a fair crop of
ter of a million dollars to show f :
Royal Am.e» I1.1S Le n sicurid
pnimpli »..««led to.
his tso years in the far n rto.
Pe 1 !:• are ripening rapidlr-
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T stiinistcr lien.’ r< t- of the Nir-
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row.4 Harney counti. b-.s
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Absolutely Pure-
th - city for eeteral days
BIGGS &: TURNER
li t arrival of b:s ding birr Rose
LEITER LIST.
fr
m her home in Kansu City.
ATTORNEYS - AT - LAW,
Sb. has 1 rm sic’.: f
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,d is looking quite
Practice in all the courts of Or.
i bt r arrival Lore ;<
Collection« p-o:;:p'ly_n.í le.
1 with li r fither 5
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The
cM gentleman r<
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Ontario
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.if SfCRiPTIOS ftA'lES:
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OREGON FORWARDING CO.
Ontario,
We solicit your trade and guarantee FAIR TREATMENT U all
OUR PATRONS
We sell everything’you may want
and our stock is complete in every
line.
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Studebaker Wagons,
McCortnick Harvesting iVìachinery
Pabst Beer.
gO*\Vrilr ni ft r Pricir.
Harry C. Smith,
Contractor and Builder
BVP.I»,
Draws plan, molt'i eitimabi, etc.
figures given ieestir.att s.
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Rtililitga put up wiihia thi twiiil •
{¿?*&iti«faeti<in guaranteid.
Laying
Brick
Plastering a
and
Specialty
.’. c»l ligi t'vi’i en Und st ths j»»d.
t V~Eeiiter|<* fliiley belie.
C. ÏÏ VOEGTLY
- Aj Kt for it»
PLANO MFG. CO
IMPEMENT8
longes! Lived and Lightest Draft K meís , fiukes and Bioflnrs
ie tie tetid.
1 Iarncy Walley Brewery
HUR NF
L\ L’?.VBO!>y CAN IH’.INK G(X)¡> BKER
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its
King '
fr? •*
OtlwOl.
Cvait Bettles $1.50 a dozen deliured in Bums.
To nr E: it i — I hive i i »
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Wanted-An Idea ?'.**■
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Five f alien kegs $2.00 delivered at
vc-v.r home in Burns
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