er-xn« is nit.ch so' ncr than -lie boys hail i \| i .ed, tin I they are elated, for exeixbodx is noxx anxious to git t Cl i KO » 1 « I Imine. Nobody know- detinitely just huw the regiment is to be .M «nu; er. J»1 Rii transported, but if the sentiment • >' ni ..--tenths of the companies TIME FOR AL 1 '( N has any w cigut the men will go north by rail. They prefer to /I- Every citizen who has <• pay tri -ir 1 <• r itlier than go free fare of our county at li- t and bx steamer. would like io see i s pt The Oregonian says the In­ ■ ke an tinue to prosper defeat- dians are sl -iightering game­ ani! active part in the fowl in all parts of the state, espe­ ing the proposed measure of leas- cially in Umatilla, Union and ing' 'be public domain, There Wallowa c.'iunties, where the red should be no time loV. Mass men have been filling their wag­ meetings .-iimiid be h. d ■ ev, r_. ons and pay ing no attention to town ¡mil Irmt'et in lb ■ c-arnty, the laws. One band killed 28 and the signature of ever, xil z u does, 5 bucks, 2 elk anil 13 spot­ signed to a petition pi ' -siing ted fawn. Game Warden Quimby says the Indi ms would do little or against the pa-.-age 1 u ;rc-i no il.image if the agents would of this outrageous bill. Mailwur instruct them regarding the laws. County has ta .ell lhe lead in this 3he (¿imtí Mindíd. ; < V matter, petitions are beii ng incu­ Cliairman J >m 9 of tlx' National lation ami xx .1 soon ! e lcada to Democratic Committee is in St. forw 1 rd to ur sen'.it. : Louis, where he is in conference with Vice-Chairman Stone and resenta ives. \\ . not other put) leaders, T’lie sella­ roil- mg tn isS 11 ; e .11 > I > . ns tor, when ven after tile confer- about tne nr Idle o next week, ence. “The Democratie as at that time there will ! a party will, in my opinion, stand number of peope in the lily from on all national issues in 1900 pre- all parts of th - count , attending cisely where it stood in 1896.” a ir .it­ court. Ne:g.ib r , th « !.. s i ON. White Front Livery, Feed â Sale ä J i J*? Site War is xxaging between the Pacific coast terminal shippers on and w e fl ust y - ni vx i sc : one side ami the sliipp rs of St. portance of acting promptly. Louis, Chit ¡Igo and other Mi; -'S- sippi valley jobbing centers on the THE COM MBIz\ WIN’S. other, says the Spokesman-Re­ view . And it is a xvar which may Dispatches are lit ing across the give Spokane and other inland stale i f ore-. » n, t(i wit : wires to all parts of the globe an­ Late dispatches from the seat' >j- i ¡ties freight rates lower even lhe grand ......................................... lodge 0< the jurisdic ’The south l.di • f .ho northeast quarter ami nouncing the victory of the cup f xxiii in South Africa throw lit- tion of Oregon, Knights of Pythias, ‘he nojthvhLt unartei of the southeast quarter tlu an terminal rates. of section twenty, and lhe cast haiftf the defender over the British yacht. tie fresh light upon the situation. : met in Portland last week. The southeast quit t*r <>f section 17, all in township The first llidsh fight between the thiity-six BvU'h of rangé thirty-two and three* hi sp. ¡iking of the resources of The Boers appear to be strength­ representatives elected from Inland fo'iiih-. cast \\ i !•. Bictte Me r Ki fan, containing Columbia and the Shamrock lor Lodge, No. 70. of this vlace, xxcre ening their position in Natal. two hundred acres. Harney count' . the prospects fori the American imp and the v.will­ M L. Lcivis and A. B. Ma.-on. Mr. Notice Is He eby Chen There is some tighting.it Mafe- , developing rii h mines w ithin li- r ing supremacy of the wor'il, Lewis did not attend, as he had That Î will • ») Saiuioav. lhe l;Tk day of Novem­ king. borders should be borne in mind ber, A. D. I' >. ri 2 <»’»• • k p. rn,of saiu day, at which took place on 16th hist., line to made a mi-take in the date the ses the front do'ir < * the e u-t I.« use ir Burns, Har­ Do not overlook the fact that! - Boers seize telephone 1 ! siun opined and could not reach ney county, C'r< ; n. tvil nt public auction to n suited in a complete victim v fur the 1J .host and heft i>’>! ’er for IT. 8. gold coin we have two promising mining Kimberly, hoping to learn of the Portland in time. file American Ixiat. the American in hand, all the rh.du. title, claim sud interest districts lh.it are at any moment disposition of British forces there. I the above-named défendant, Hei.ry A. Stevens, -kippei and the Anicric.in crew. A wealthy European offered to' Winnemucca Silver State, Octo­ ha»I in the above n. Bv S am M^ thersiiead , Deputy. lion to the lin h, rounding the r- are "on o their job” as it were. Town .-a s 300 Boers ¡mil 18 They spent the warm weather in ontir mails 9 minutes anil 3; British xx cre killed in a battle al -.T=»=«SC= A ■« seconds ahead of her competitor. Paris, ar.d are noxv preparing to Mafeking. À THOMAS JONES, JOHN W. BIGGd go to the Isthmus for the wint. r riieoHixi.il time was: Colum­ bia. 3:5 | 5 ;. Sh.imi->ck . | v........ to obtain inform iti* 11 now on tile Ed Slag i , of Bonham, Tex is, > The second contest, wliiih took -it Washington. an exten.-.ve dealer in mules and BANKEKS if* place on Tue -day, xx as a\x-ilk- 1 > 1 horses, lias just filled a contract » r A'As, eg o. i : m There i*. not a vacant house for the Columbia. lhe Sli.-m- with the British government for I fock bei-'iniiig disabled by the Bu.'is not c,.m tn unoccupied 1,500 mules for service in South A (Renerai Daiiking Œusines» STansacteù breaking of her topmast shoitlv .-lu her for man or beast. \\ lule Afi ic a. I < ’oiTespondence In’ited- after the start. This leaves the there are sex oral in course of con­ A London di-pileli says that 1 sti mtioti, »till it will take as many vup with the American boat. tlie l’i nice and Princess of Wales more lo supply the demand. have each subscribed $1,000 to the Mansion Home fund for the Collimandet'-iii-Chicf Shaw, of relief ot the S ula Allie.in rrlti I11 tin- line of progK s ion a city the G. A R , is evidently deter­ 'co. jail should be the next in order. mined that newspaper readers No vxi ll-l eglllated iitx’ 1 .in afford shall not fin gel that lie holds the BURNS, OREGON. Additional Locals lo be without one not even posil ion. FULL LINE OF CASKETS Covered with tine Broadec'oth, Silk peaceful Burns. It a necessity Watch K pairing guaranteed—11. Plush or Embos-sd Velvet in Black or 'A bite, also a full line of Illinois has a warm factional c. Bilger. to the good government of the Republican light on hand, said to riA, an.1 our marshal is power! s dial powe N. Brown A Sens’ new stone cel­ to enforce the law' and maintain . xx > its origin to Governor Tan­ lar is about completed. Of the best and latest styles anil finish. Also a complete line good order until a place is pro- ner's ambition lo succeed Senator J First door cast of 11. W. \\ elcome & Co of Burial supplies, Our winter rubber goods have vilk-il to ciailine law bi rakers Cullom. arrived. R. A. Miller A Co. A good substantial structure It docs secin that Maine might Newell Hall was ehakiiig hands should be erected one that xx ill be a ci edit to Burns w hi n, in the have found a bigger in >n to put in will, triends in Burns tins week. Sheriff McKinnon has been in m ar futiin’, we xx ill compete with l oin Reed’s scat than his 1 x- the ' grasp" of the ‘g ip ’ Illis Wi< k. Ih iulhton or Baker Citv in com­ prix ite sei retary. ter of n > s:n i-l moiiK-n I AVOID HBE-TJIU’S. [ program has o< n prey ¡red. Restaurant â | •). It. it N ai.J S. 1*. r i. r.ia 11 'I hi re is same t; k ot the city W ■ .li a t ■ J - .y give r.-ilneed rates an I th re erecting a temporary wooden build- 3 '. i. ------ MR & MRS O. CAI.KIN’S, PllOPRIEIORS____ .til .1 10 a large attendance, sp • al < a Alb my at ing on th.»- lot ] urehaeed at the cor- will leave Port! ml.. ÜÜ.-1- promue ut and . ■ , ■ c W have just newly fitted up onr ri orhs and are nmv yremr S:3t) a. m.. October 26th. a id 1 turn ner of First and M a. ‘lington streets, ne- s in -n of this 1.: . Lu ed to accommoxlate families and eii ;le r ••u1. rd with L- 1 ,■ • ~ at noon October gsth Tm-l-.m rate for city purposes. It is to be 1 oped lodgings. w hat s, ems to ns 11 «>. »i ■ 1 me- f $2.2'>, i’- rtlau 1 to Alt- 1-• and there is nothing in tue rumor, as I \ 1_V SUgges 03. II. . *■ C :1. . <1 return will be made, and all dele such a structure in the heart of the a jai . .mil in my opi- a it -lnmid ; itrs law. nd I’ .-rt ind . n-invited city would only add another fire­ be built at oncei B t V. d «I SO lo take these ear-1. S-ml name« of trap to Burns. The setting fire to are n w nt of a city lia . o.lICC*• all d'.egat.-s t-j A V Morse, Uú4 wooden prisons where drunker, men We have just received a fret-h li t of i-onfectiom-ry of all ¡,1 ,,j-R xv 1. ch are t-old at prici s to suit the times Oar Lne of < irs fur city­ o.iicl ,1s and 1 ci:;;.ne We Iler Street, I’ortia'i 1, Or. are confined is of frequent occur­ and Toiiueco embrace tl e best brands in the market. A trial house, .Now, I think it would be rence. Only Iasi week the Canyon of either luxury will convict1 you of this fact Mr. a .d Mis. Th is. Barnes, who a good and economical plan to City calaboo e wus fired by a have been here for some tim° visit­ drunken priioner, ¡ nd but for the BURNS, OREGON build a substantial txvo-story brick ing their daughter, Mrs. II. B. prompt action of by-tanders and or stone (the former would cost Mace, and other relative», left last les« ami answer every purpose 1 week for their home in California. ttie fact there was no wind stririr.g j uilding on tiie ground just pur- They were accompanied by Mrs. the prisoner and building would ' have been consumed. On the heels < a-cd by the citv. The upper M. If Brenton who will visit in of the recent destructive fire at On storx cou’il be petitioned off into that »ection until the last of next tario and Canyon City’s losses of r-.o i.s ior tin- utliciais and a hall month. She will be met at Lake­ last year, would it not be a far I ut jt -tice, which c mid al-o be view by her husband upon her re­ wiser plan for the council to pass ..sed as a meeting ro.;;:i fur the turn and come from there by pri­ an ordinance for protecting city 1 .. . anil Ollier gatiu.i.ig- of .. vate conveyance. property in prohibiting the erection I .. .c can.re. -ji.e-i a sli u ;ure. We have fount! at lease one man of wooden buildinp within eertaiu or structure-, will have to be who can control his excitement, in prescribed fire limits, rather than ere d at no distant day. ln- case of fire C. W. Parrish had add to the danger of life and sic id . p.ating 1 ■> te.. , - I \ quite a little blaze in one of his of­ property by putting up a wooden ► C I W it C- --t fice rooms on the evening of the 9th building in the eenter of the city. inst. lie quietly put out the fire c Th, W’eekly Oregonian an,1 tills paper i. . h nut a . and f .id nothing abcut it. Mr. give yuu all the news of h jai , state, the s- ,O’ >O. or >.i. üOo, : (I cl’ it Parrish had placed a candle on the Ncrthv. ust and the nation. and went cut aft r a pitcher a - -1 B.vJa-nar j rr x ^naKcJMntaB s', rue tire th ¡ be .. 'if»!c lor dr< of vatpr, leaving a towel where it F. S. MILLER PropiiMor, Barns, Orfgen. : i i i : Ó C . Lei SHERIFF’S SALIC. caught. No damage was done to business ¿peak of. | Ry virtue of an exf-t u'ion ¡• mic -I out of and This Stable is locatid on the corner of Fi st and B, Streets, and keeps bay wavs utvJer llic seal ui th»*, circuit eou.t. iheS^a’.e and grain on hand' lias competent help. Buns a Job Wagon, Takes passm. Attorney? Parrish A Rernbold, of \x urk : oreg .n ¡or the eo.i f't luLer. 5. !>. 1899, in a certain gers to any part of the Country. oli- in W. C. ’:ev.<-,t» was plaintilf and retained aa couns 1 by the parties cause i’ ..VU.,.«. Henry A. Stevens . .X . ... was ....ouvivuuuMt, defendant, upmi upon ajudg » jwi . u - : c> ttiat WOreSUP’t in the I . S court by tnunt roxtlu.. <1 in paid court aud ea-tfo on the i the P. I.. 8. Co. Judge Mallory is t.-th day of January, A. D. 1895, in favor of tile above-named plaintiff and against the above­ to look after their interests at Port­ name i 'efenda: t, for the sum of 30, less with interest thereon at the land. It is their intention to have the sum of rateof 8 percent, perantuin from the 19th day the testimony taken here, if possi of January, 18!1"'. together with cost« and factor\ manner. All orders given cry enough. on the outside of h.s boot and Stive prompt attention. Give him a call. shop. Too many “next mornings ’ will A number of important cases will I NTENDED. knock out heroes as well as ordi­ be tried at th* coming term of cir nary folk. cuil court. The impoi tame of Burns and Harney county is being recog­ nized l’\ the out-ide world, and business men with large heads and long pmsis aie anxious to be in tlo»vr tomb with our thrifty city ami preductixe county. To this end the xiti/ens of Narrows have raised sufficient funds to establish tek phone connection wi’h us. and the work of extend- ■he line will begin at ome. But the good work will not end at Narrow-. The hn<- will be push­ ed on as rapidly as possible to the. t*-iamh, theme, possibly, to Wm- V'-rnaci 1 JAMES SMTIH The new ritv Ball now- being (ieneral Otis is still “negotiat­ erected at Harney will be 30170 ing” xxith Aguinaklo. feet in size. Wain St aw < arn*r nerth of Hank. Hnrnw. Omcow The Lite rams seem to have The workmen on the Voegtly No use sending abroad for anything in the Boot and Shoe line been general throughout E isiern brick are at it early and late. not when theie is an efheient workman at home Mr. Smith can make Oregon. eze< ptmg Sundays. ' our fxxotwear to order and guarantees satisfaction. King treating «to.es, cutlery, The baseball season in the East has ended. lhe Brooklyn glassware, holiday Ro > Is and er, di- eryjust arrived at Racine Bros. nine xvimi the pennant. inadvertantly we fail’d to men­ William W. Th.ixer, ex-justice tion the birth of a baby girl to Mrs. > f the supreme court, c t-governei G. A. Sweek, on Thursday of last and a prominent lawyer of this week. state is dead. Fi iur » per Ca, 01. Tbe S.ilt Nike Tribune »ays it or write t * S i ». Uft ssl r. d< a .er ,ti is now thought ’lx.it J. B. Berry gem r h m *> u . uk I.- -, 1 «ke City. will be made thief engineer ot the Modoc county, t. ail. rn. The f'urtu nth annual e uvention ' ' >’ i pm Short I.me, and by divid­ }'*»e I p'st V > ■ ' ¡nd ly S:bo 4 . > >ei-s will be mu'ttinl mit at San Salt Like van attend to both A m October 2ii-2i. Is x' A »p<«ndid -i em- m <» l’t. whah^ro.uis Soot and Shoe Maker Will arrive here in about two weeks. Don’t fail to call and see the grandest display of furniture ever exhibited in Eastern Ore- gon. Even thing imaginable in the furniture line. tS^'Remeaiber the place, and time of arrival. C ñ V. TRiC4ß& J Main St., Boss Cash Store ; Building, Burns, Oregon- ■3?z-xin smorci" Livery Feed and Sale Stable. M .1 ut! INTON. Proprietor. REPAIRING DONE WITH N i ATN ESS AND DlSPATt II C M CREEN J II DENNIS Dennis & Green, PRACTICAL PAINTERS AND Paper Hangers. Si| PÍT* - es»t of Wek-om»'« xiruf st rv Burr.». —- Orvfnr. ■ ' nd Grain constantly cn hand. Gcod teams and Rtf’ Passenger» t. ken to any point dtsirti -f-v?” Ycur pationa^e fcliciteJi BUCKS FOR SALE. I have 500 Yearling and Two-Year t,Id Bicks, Graded and ugL'red Sfiat.ish and Delaine. These Buck» afe now at niv r* :u W>'d Horse VaPev and will be »old at pti-es ranging from ♦ ■ * W D HT'FFMKN ”