A gentleman here this week START
1 er and Distinguished commander
Oe íimrs-Muraíd
who holds what has
become the from Portland says the longer
we keep a railroad out of this*
A BUSINESS OF YOUR
H. Grray,
OWN
merely nominal title of command
valley the better. Opinions differ J
er-in-chitf.—East Oregonian.
SATURDAY.
APRIL Ä 1901«
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JULIAN KYKB
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on
M answer
The citizens of Wallowa county
have petitioned the
the interior for
secretary of
protec tion
from
this the Indians. They leave their
valley need the protection and reservations during the summer
care of the owners very materially. months and flock to the mountains
Where they are neglected by the where they fish and hunt in open ,
orchardist it is not only a loss of violation of the game laws of the
The young
orchards
of
this
matter.
One
Mohey ibe Pricin; Instm»«,,
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
thing is yjAKlso J uvas " is worth its weight in
as our home orchards will supply While there are not so many In
the demand. We have frosts, to
Why don’t those who are in
dians of late as heretofore, they I
be sure, that dam ige fruit in
still come—the Warm Springs, terested in the copper mines of
many instances, but such is the
and Columbian—and as a conse Pueblo make an effort to get in
case all over the northwest even quence deer have become very on the next annual report of the
Oregon.
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world and still we have just be- It tells you what to do and how to do
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Send us 50c today
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The recent associated press
C extcry Pt-BLiHHiMO Co., Box 73,
dispatch sent out from Washing
Ilraox L aki , M inn .
ton to the effect that General
time and money to himself hut to state, slaughtering deer, elk. and Miles would be a candidate for
the country as well. With pro exterminate the wild game, be the presidency on the democratic
per care in a very short time we sides drinking anil carousing. ticket in 1904 will not be taken
will not be sending hundreds and They also bring large herds of seriously. The democrats would
have to think that over for some
even thousands of dollars to the ponies to eat up the range.
time.
John Day and Snake River valleys
This county is similarly situated.
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Burns-Ontario Stage Line.
C. M. KELLOGG, Manager.
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Fare One way »8. Round trip $15.
Through freight 3jcts. lb.
Two days notice at any P. O. on the route and coveted coaches
will be furnished for passangers.
The management has put on fresh stock and passengers will find
this route the shorted between Burns and the railroad.
i i Caveats, and 1 radt-.Marks obtained and allh.
sent business conducted for M ooeratk Ftti
I f O ur O ff ce is opposite U.S.FATENTerL
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Facts That
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Eurns-Canyo«. Siage Line
realm of tli. war depmlmeft.
January Is
and Vote»
Ought to Know.
THE
Moiemints are ordered, pro the pemtea’i tri .mdtlied.it« kept
secret
Also m thing but the bare
liiled, and all the multitude of de announcement ot the exeiution
tail is 1 all led on without the cnni- »ball lw published
Wc consider
inamler -itl-i -hivf h.nmg one word the proposition of all t xcculions
to say.
Il is the apparent inten taking place at the state penitrr-
tion Io snub and humiliate Gener- tiary a goml one. Our legisla
a! Mih s just i s often as an op- ture should mai.c site li pi oi tsions.
poitiiniti pieseilts itself.
I'an-mindeit
■gainst
men
will record
MiKudei
Pi e»ident
'«inie Giiivr.d
a
story of insult pet nutted ami fre '•een forced
to
MacArthur has
arrest
a
lot of
quent happenings
calculated to rascals at Manila, he ought to
lose to th. army ami i esperi due apologue to Editor Rice, whom
it from the |wople through the
he exjielled several months ago
louiitri.
tor telling .d'out, says the Winne
When S. « relate R.*ot took
ih.irge of the war pondi Jio, it mucca Silvei State
was h.-ped that
a
bri 1er «*atu*
was to It e-tiliiamd.
These
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(irno.u t .ibu, a man w ith no
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ot price. Catalogue tells you
why. Write for owe.
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Metschan A' Cozad, contractois
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From Hentingtos Ore
est fruit producing section in the we think the residents of this sec it will be devoted to the mining
(’hiiago. Salt Lake,Denver, Ft.
west, does not escape. Those tion will invite the “noble reds”to camps north of us.
Porti ml Worth, tjuiaha, Kan
^ppcial *a* City, St. Louis,
who have orchards that áre in return to their reservations this
1:45 a.m
1 2 35 Chicago and East.
good condition and bearing have season when they come.
a. tt,
worked patiently and given them
A (ireat Newspaper.
Atlantic Salt Lake.Dtnver.Ft,
much care. They are now reap
Exun-s* Worth. Omaha. Ka*-- 3:35
The
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&
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team*
ar
ing the benefit of their labors
2:10 *aa City, St Loui* p u.
The Sunday edition of the St
The following from the Oregonian rived from the Rose valley works
Chicago ar.d Fast.
p in
Louis
Republic
is
a
of
marvel
will give an idea of what is nec this morning with 40,000 pounds
modern
newspaper
enterprise, St. I-.,ul Walla Walla, Leai*-
essary' to protect fruit in other of refined borax. This is the
The orginization of its news str- E st Mail ton. Spokane, Minne 12:35
first
of
the
year,
hauling
having
sections where it is a success, and
1 M apoli*. St. l’aul, Du a. m.
vices is world-wide, complete in
luth Milwaukee, Chi
should our people take the same been diacootinued during the win
cagotnd East.
every department; in tact, superi
precautions it would be beneficial: ter months on account of the bad i
or to that of any other newspaper. 1
roads.
The
works
were
not
Farmers of the Yakima Valley
The magazine section is illus- , OCEANnnd RIVER SCHEDULE
are on the alel t, it is said, to pro closed down, however, and there
Fron Portland
trated in daintily tinted colors and '
is
a
l.trge
quantity
of
borax
on
tect their fruit from injury by
splendid half-tone pictures. This!
hand
to
be
brought
here
for
ship
All
sailing
dales sub-
frost by means of “smudges,” or
j ct tn cbm gp.
section contains more high-class 1
“frost fires,” recomended by the ment. 'The companie’s teams will
4 p HL
8 p HI
For San Francisco
literary matter than any of the |
State Board of Horticulture. It make regular trips hereafter. —
every 5 days.
monthly magazines. The fashions,
has been successfully demonstrat Winnemucca Silver State.
illustrated in natural colors are' 8 p. m
Columbia River
I p. 111.
This
is
one
of
Harney
county
’
s
Steamera.
ed that fruit can be protected by
especially valuable to the ladies. | Ex Sun. To Astoi la and W ay Except
industries
that
has
received
but
1
such means, and the orchardist
Sunday.
Saturd’y
Lauding*.
The colored comic section is a! 10 p. u.
who permits his whole year’s little attention by the residents of
genuine laugh-maker. The funny ’
work to be jeopardized by falling the northern part and which has
Wlllaaette River.
cartoons are by the best artists, j
been
overlooked
by
the
outside
in vigilance for the short time in
6 a. nj Oregon I’lty, 5ew 4:30 p ni
The humorous stories are high Except berg, Sait in and Way Exc pt
which the fruit is menaced by press until quite recently. The
L&ndiuga.
Sunday.
class,
by authors of national rep- j Sunday
shat p frosts has certainly poor borax wot ks are situated near the
utation.
mining catnp, both of
Wlllsaette A Yamhill 3:30 p m
ideas of economy, either of labor Pueblo
Tam
Elver.
Sheet music, a high-class, pop Teu day
will startle the outside
Or< gen City, Day ton Munday
or cost. From all locality in the which
Tuhrdv
ular
song,
is
furnished
free
every
and U ay-Lauding!» Wed. de
Willamette valley come reports of world when a little more develop
Friday.
Ar Sat.
Sunday
in
the
Republic.
the possible injury of fruit from ed.
The price of the Sunday Re 6 ii. in * Willamette Hl.ar.
4 30 p m
the biting frosts that have follow
public by mail one year is $2 00. TurvdHy Portland Corvallis '1 uesdav
ed the sudden cessation of tlie I
Thiirs A and Way Laiiding* Thurs &
With the good prospects of a For sale by all news dealers.
- .t
Sat.
cold rains of last week. Why
$10,000 fraternal hall being erect
have the owners of promising
ed by the 1. (>. (). F. and K. of P.
Leake
Leave
Bright Boys Started in Business.
pt une oichaids slept thiough the
Levrut’n
Baako wieer.
Riparia.
lodges and the building of a 50
early morning hours when they
The publishers of the famous big 1 20 a in Itiparie to Lewiston. 3:30 a in
foot front by Geo Fry, Burns is
Daik.
Dai v.
illustrated weekly newspaper. P enn
might have prevented the possi
taking on some very substantial s Y i . vania GtttT, are now placing
A N. H oar ,
bility of injury to their fruits by
airs. It shows thrift and pros representatives at every post otlice
Huntington. Oregon
means of fiost tires?
A. I. CRAIG,
perity and makes good impres in Oreg*.11, atxl they desire to secure
tlie services of capable hustling (¡en. Pass Ag’t. Portland. Oregon
sion on visitors from a distance
agents in each ot' the fnllnwtng A L MOHLER, President.
and older settled places. There town« in Harney county: Burns,
Citizens of this country are
aie many towns in Oregon twice Drewsey and Hartley, and in such
Up-to-date job printing at reason
prone to « ondei for v hat is Major-
other towns as are not already slip
as old as Burns, which are not
able
prices.
General Miles retained in otlice,
plied. Th- work is profitable anil
near so large ami not so substan pleiisant. A portion of Satuniav
and some are pondering over the
only is required, No money what
tially built.
question as to why a coinmander-
ever is required. Over 5000 agents
in-chief of the United States arm
are dning splendidly.
Everything
ies is needed at
all. General
The work now being prosecut is furnished free. Stationery, rub
Mil es is a commander of finished ed by \ . K. Chesnut anil 1’rof. ber stamp, ink and pad. advertis
ing matter, sample copies, etc.
military education, of proven Lake of the State Agricultural I'a|»*rs are shipped to be paid for
courage, who has himself success C ollege, in studying and investi al the end of each month. Those
fully taken the field at the head gating poisonous plants of the not solil are not charged for Write
i to Grit Publishing Co.. Williams-
of large forces and who has .1 re stink langes of Eastern Oregon,
port Pa., and mention Tilt: T isies -
told entitling him to higher con w ill he of much benefit. Mr. Ches H khai n.
sideiation at the hands ot the nut should be giv 11 ill assi-tam «■
possible by the stockmen upon
Niotwilh-l.mdtng all these f n is, hi- i i'll to tins touiflv
Sh. ulit
(»eneral Miles is iomp< 11« .1 to ■«■ lie find ait aiiluli
main .1 mete figure lie id. an o
1 tn < polBOtl - Il’s glHSl to
commandei in 1 hief w itli ■■ . | I "
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