, of Senator Hale of Maine. In dis-
| cussing the subject of postage on
'newspapers the senator from
1 .Maine remarked of the country
SATURDAY. MAR<,'If 23 1901.
editor;
He is a packhorse of every
community,tlie promoter of every
' laudable enterprise, the worse
We understand that the meet­ underpaid laborer in the vineyard.
ing of the Harney County Stock- Counting his space as capital he
men’s Association to be held in gi\es more to charity, his means
Burns on the 6th of April, a pro­ considered, than any other mem-
position will be made that the or­ 1 her of society. He is a poiver in
ganization be made to include all I politics, a pillar of the church, and
taxpayers of the county in order 1 a leader in the crusade for better
to give it more strength. This 'morals. He 1» preeminently the
will be done more particularly 1 friend of humanity. Line upon
for '.he purpose to fight the pro­ ! line, paragraphs, day by day, he
position of leasing the ranges is embalming in cold facts from
This is a matter that should he ] which the Horodotus, Tacitus,
considered well. Since the only Sismondi, Macauley of the future
protection now is from local or­ will write the history of our times.
ganizations, it should do its utmost I He fully chronicles our advent in­
to make the association of some to the world, briefly notes our up­
conse»|uence. While some say risings and downsittings, and
that a land leasing bill will never sorrowfully records our exit.
pass and are advising their friends
to rest easy, there have been
Carnegie surely takes the cake
worse laws passed and with much when it comes to giving away his
oppesition too.
money. $5,000,000 toward sup-
íhc ¿imrs-iuraíd
Things have come to a pretty
pass in Burns. The ladies have
succeeded in giving two successful
entertainments this season, with­
out a rnan “in it.” People will
be saying pretty soon that the
women run this town, Thank
goodness there are none inclined
to dictate Mrs. Nation or we
would indeed be gone, Where
are those fello»vs that
voted
against woman .suffrage last elec­
tion? Let ’em come fort1 now
anil show the superior stuff they
are made of. What man in Burns
could have presided over the
milkmaids’ convention last week
in a more able manner than it
was done? Women are ••alright’’
—especially the women of Burns-
President Hadley, of Yale, soys
we will have an emperor at Wash­
ington within twenty-tive years,
unless we can create a public sen­
timent w hich will compel the re- '
gulation of the trusts.
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The militant spirit is dominant
in Nebraska. In the Fourth dis­
trict in that state there were 400
applications for the West Point
cadetship.
Bright Boys Started in Business.
SIL'JES THE IS:Ui fin».
M. Gray,
Lawsa,
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Sall Lake,D-liver, Ft. Fast
Mail
Worth, Omaha, Kan
1 30 p a -as City, St. Louie. 2:25 a m
Chicago and East.
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Walla Walla, Lewis
8p"kane ton, SpokaDt, Mione Spokane
Flyer apoli.9, St. Pau), Du Flyer
2:25a.u. lutli Milwaukee, Chi­ 1 30 pni.
cago and East.
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GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Machinery Wagons Shelf Hardware Dry Goods Clothing
Boots Shoes Ilats Capa Groceries Oils Paints Patent Med-
Ci’Bzi'Ioa ani Prorrest Han Kept
S’«3 W.l: Me isy S.'OijiaL;
a The M me, Q i-stern ¿ij-ms-j
J
light ot experieus; au4 hut,.} '
ieioes Extract» Etc.
Farmer’s and Stockmen’s Supplies are Specialties
Special Fricks On Bargs Cash. Orders.
The Leading BimetetUc Paper of
j ü. S. Senator W. M. STCTTAXT
A correct account of the doinj,
)
Ocean Kte«mrrs.,
>u*
> Congress given ench week.
rhr««
From Portland. For
Thu publisher« of th« famous big
A family paper for the h
4 p. Bl.
8
p
Bl
San
Francisco
side. Al! the important happcaiipfl
illuatrated weekly newspaper. P esn
I th« week, condensed, in nc^scolti^H
Every a dayp.
syl W nia GglT, are now placing
’
A large circulation ju every 8U«e J
.a.
f Territory.
p
1 p. Ul.
I olumbl» Hirer
representatives at every post office 8 p. 111
Meaner».
Except
ZSoiAg-lx
I^xxz^xloex,
in Oregon, and they desire to secure Ex Sun. To Astoria ana U ay-
Subscription Pr'ce, ®1 iVr
Sunday.
I
Send for sample; egenis want'd. |
the services of capable hustling Sa turd 'y
Landings.
IDressed.
Lumt
r,
.¿.«nur
10 p. u.
agents in each of the following
Published weekly by the
ISixstic arid. ZFTooxing',
Sliver Knisht Publishing
> towns in Harney county: Burns,
MrilUm.tt. Rl«r.
.<•
Z^Eoxxld.irxg'. | S1 WASHINGTON, D. C.
Oregon City. Ne” 1 30 p m
6
a.
m.
Drewsey and Harney, and in such
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b .rg, Sal ni an<i Way Except
!*s of Pino and Fir
timber ...
in 4 f %'
other towns as are not already sup­ Except
The mill is situated in one of the finest bodies
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Landings.
Sunday.
Sunday
N1S
plied. The work is profitable and
Eastern Oregon. The proprietors have spared no expense to put the road in
(istrici Ju«
pleasant. A portion of Saturday 7 a rn. »HI.ni.Hr X ».main 3.30 p ni 1 vood condition
All special orders receive prompt attention
Hlv.r.
only is required, No money what­ Ten day Oregon City, Dayton .Monday
Anlexcelh-ut quality'c>f all kinds of lumber always on hand.
ever is required. Over 5(X»O agents T’llird y and Way-Landings. W’ed,& thcr iiifurmatiou call on or address
Friday.
' & Sat.
are doing splendidly. Everything
Caveats, and 1 rauc-Mara» obtained Md»¿¡
KING & SAYER, I’nprietirs. Burns, Oregon.
ent business conducted for MoorRATt Ftti'vlBMurer
is furnished free. Stationery, rub- 6 a. tn
Wlllametta lllw.
4 30 p ni
n. I a Ö r r cr
r^r isorrositc
ij7 O P^PO S I T r U.S
U S P • r r n v « « ____ _
OunOrr
and we can secure patent in less tune tha- . h L h #
Tuesday
bur stamp, ink and pad, advertis­ j Tuesday I’ortbind Corra'lis
remote from Washington.
Send n»o<i< I, drawing or photo., with
ing matter, sample copies, etc. Thur« & and Way Landings. Tliurs &
tion. We advise, if patentable or not,
Sat.
chargt . <>ur *ce not due till patent is a« ■ ***
I port of old and crippled employees Papers are shipped to be paid for I .Sat
[A P amphlet , “H ow to Obtain Patentt,”
jCost of sain.’ in the U- S. and foreign co-aj
mj
' of the company, is followed by a at the end of each month. Those
Leave i
( Leave
C. M. KELLOGG, Manager.
1 sent free. Address,
Lewist’n
similar amount in a few days to not sohl are not charged for. Write Riparia,
Knake? Kiser.
Leaves Burns daily at 8 o’clock a m., arrives at Ontario in 42 hours
building branch libraries in New to Grit Publishing Co., Williams­ 1 20 a lli Riparia to Lewiston. 8:30 a in
Fare One way $8. Round trip $15. Through freight 3Jcts. lt>.
' O pp P atent O ffice . W ashington , 0 •_
1 >aily.
Pailv.
I
Two dayr notice at any P. O. on the route and coveied coaches
York. Besides lie will give $100,- port Pa., and mention T he T imeh -
A N. H oar ,
will be furnished for passangers.
000 to a number of places in the II ehalii .
Facts That___
The management has put on fresh stock and passengers will find
Huntington, Oregon
United States for similar purposes.
W. H. HURLBURT,
this
route
the
shorted
between
Burns
and
the
railroad.
The Twice-a-Weck Republic.
Every Patriot
January t
Mr. Carnegie intends to give at
Gen. Pass Ag't. Portland. Oregon
A.
L.
MOHLER,
President.
and Vote»
least $25,000,000 for the erection
Every Monday and Thursday
Ought
to Know. THE 1$)
of buildings and for endo»vment
• i newspaper as good as a maga-
Eurns-Canyo». Stage Line
HA BN
of the proposed technical school 1 zine —and better, for it contains
of Pittsburg. The mayor of Burns ] the latest by telegraph as well as
Metschan <t Cozad, contractors.
Carrying U. S. Mails and Eastern Oregon Express Co’s Expese
seems slow in asking for a few j interesting stories—is sent to the
L?ave Burns Tuesday.Thursday,Saturday,for Canyon City
millions. Just as well have II | subscribers of
the “Twice-a-
<fc intermediati «oints, Fare $5.
Coine, wake up.
AND ENCYCLOPEDIA
j Week” Republic, which is only
BURNS SAWMILL
Burns-Ontario Stage Line
:C.A.SNOW£CQ%
)Too!
James Lackey of Ontario is in­
stituting an inspection depirtment
calculated to guard the stock
range against
thieves.
Mr.
Lackey is organizing the associa­
tion through the entire stock
range in Eastern Oregon and
Idaho. The plan is to have all
slot k moved on bills of sale and
to institute inspectors, »»hose duty
is to personly inspect each car of
stock and see that those in charge
are equiped with proper papers
Embellished by a verdict fl­
One of thes«- inspectors »» ill hold
ip 11 50, the principal »».is Ian
a railroad pass and «»oik the line
down in one i f the Common Pic.
between Omaha and The Dalles,
Courts at Cl« » cl.ind.t)., Thln><l;r.
Oregon. — I luntington I lei aid.
that the Integrity of a pi < Uy
young woman’s figure must not
The new primary election law be publicly impugned nor the
passed by the legislature applies
lightness of her corsets comment­
only to counties of more than 50,-
ed upon. Miss Clara Smiler,
000 population and of course
pretty and 19, sued Mrs. Annie
Multnomah County is the only one
Brickman, a neighbor, for $5,000
that is compelled to use it. The
damages for aland« r, the slander
law may be made to apply to any
Consisting of statements made tn
other county by resolution of all
the presence of a mimb« r of mu­
the political paities therein, and
tual fi ii lids that Clara’s ivraeta
within such counties it governs
were tight
Ex.
parties having a strength of at
least 10 per cent of the vote poll­
ed therein. It remain!« «» ¡th the*
political paities of flame» corny»
to say ivlictlu-r we hold psiinnt»
elections or not.
|$i a year.
The man who reads the“Twice-
a-Week” Republic knows all
about affairs political,domestic and
foreign events; is posted about
the markets and commercial mat­
' MILLER R00EONE3093 MILES IS 132 HOURS
ters generally.
The woman who reads the
••T»\ ii e-a- Week” Republic gath­
ers a bit of valuable information
about household affairs and late
fashions anil finds recreation in , »
in the bright stories that come r?,'
)
under both the h ladings of fact )
»
I
ami fiction. There is gossip about >
i
ne»v books anil a d >zen other
copies of espec*al interest to the 1
J wide-awake tn in and woman.
Superior to all others Irrespective
The Eldredge
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The Belvidere
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i Political Pe;bl
BLACKSMITH & WAGONSHOE
SHELLEY & FOLEY Proprietors,
BURNS,
OREGON
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Shop opposite old Brewery
All wotk done with neataess ai d di.qatch.
Satirfacion
ftsr< live us a call.
gurt>nte<<i
339 BROAKWAY,
New York.
Factory,
BELVIDERE. ILL.
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Harness is the only kind that «¡11 stand inspection; »ve mak<
a specialty of llHIul-lllnde goods. We alromaken FIRST CLASS i-tolk
Saddle and guarantee it tn he easy on both man and beast, and to stand
as much hard use as any saddle made,
proven to be all we claim them to be.
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FEATURES. Í War; War in the PÜ
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tional Peace Congress; Our Ntn
and Military Establishments; b
Samoan Settlement ; The Cra
Trustsand Their Capitalization,tt
many other subjects ot equally vn
interest.
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A complete History of etch el
the Ships in the Americn
Navy, by Edgar Stanton Mat-
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why. Write for one.
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Th« traveling public will find
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Anv-xtio «wmllng a «krtch and
v iuowrtai’t ritt nf»ir.i«>n frnr »'it'fhi'lM
inverti. >11 isprohnli. i> itnntubl,. < .nniti'gjN
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sjncuit notice, wiflout eiiargf, inthe
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Brauch
:•
'•'w }’/•’«• Life’s matchless accum ¡latte. .
<tl surre di r value. La
rem rt and
? adjustilde features ca nn! l e -¡uuled bt/
•any. .1 p licyh Iders
mpanu
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' insuring- _ire him a call and hare the
; bu.vini x.x- fully e.v;daini
OtTicv at Rnl(lenc<, Burns, Dregm.
TKy main ohiect of F1 stern
L' ih gre'vsim 11 to the reclamation
of the ark! lands through govern­
ment appropriations is that such
action »»«»uld l»e in vffeit to tax
the ««st for the benefit of th«- west.
This «»bjection is not valid, for the
lands after redemption »could be
available for eastern Imme-M-ekei s
a* »»ell as for western men, ami
the upbuilding of that great region
would benefit all sections of the
Union.- Silver State.
Zx<r. ze. sxxxitix ¡ se oo .,
Carpenters and Architects.
C ommissioner Heiman has tiled
Plans flratrn and Estimates ehec^/ulli/ furnished
with the secretary of the interior
.411 work d. nc in a nirc.'ntn
t manner and satisfaction
numerous appli» al ions toi the es­
guaranteed
tablishment of new and enlarged
OTTHe KTEW r^.C'Z’OZB’ST
forest resvrvea m Oregon Wash­
In
South
Harn* is fully tyui r>ed todo all kinds of work-
ington and Idaho. Taken in all
in
wood
Opposite 11 .1 .Miller <V ('<>'s.
it would amount to almost a mill­
ion acre». The secretary of the
interior doesn't take kindly to the
H.ghest of all in Leavening Tower — Late« U. S. Gov’t Report
si heme ami »» ill not gr ant the
reserves, Binger, you hoard of
Si-nulor G. W. McBride has
fora* rangers and *pi»p«i” suckers her” appointed a rumini»’’ o-er < (
must hunt .moth« 1 jab.
thr St. Louis exposition, for alm h
the recent congiYM voted Io grail
the people uf tl»e United Si u«s to
tlw tane of $5,<x>o,oto.
Baking
Powder
ABSOLUTELY PURE
Trade with us onee and you are sure to trade
us all the time.
H opkins & H unter ,
Burns, Oregon.
Onr fee retnrne-l if vs f.ul. Any one sending sketch and description of
xny invention will promptly rwei\e onr opini »1» free concerning the patent­
ability of aanie. ••How to Of-tarn a Patent" sent upon request. Patent«
»emin I thmngh ns advertise-! for sale at our exper «e.
Pitent taken out thmngh n< receive s^rrra/ intics. without charge, tn
Tur P a T knt Rx'OUIxan illustraU-U and w.Jely circulated journal, consulted
v M .nnfactBreru and Investor«.
Send foe aain;4e copy FREE.
VICTOR
J.
Address,
A CO.,
EVANS
( Patent Attorneys.
Evans Building,
WASHINGTON, O. C
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good honest tea. well gradj
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air-tight
If you don’t like it, yod
grocer returns your money!
in full.
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dealing in tea.
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loci tea. and get y»itf|
money back if you doa'-l
like any.
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«ext ten years
having.
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