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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
STATE—OREGON :
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J. II Mitchell.
Joseph Simon
jThos. Tongue.
CongreFFmeu
.................. 'M A. Moody
Attorney General ..........
D. K. N. Blackburn
Governor
................ T. T. Geer
8eer«<a oi Sta’e
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- -F I Dunbar
Treat1'r "
Moore
H ub *. F u die instruction.
J H Ackermau
otate Printer .............
......... W H Laeds
» R S. Bean.
Supreme Judges ....................... ? C. Wolverton
) F. A. Moore
■ nineth judicial district .
niBtrfrt Itiiltre
Dtatfr!
“t-rney
h»int-R»-'*ri*’*ntative
ÄÖSmitur
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........... ■ M. D. CLIFFORD
...............................’ B Geer
...J W Morrow
COUJCTY ■— harket ;
.. James A Sparrow
Cuonty J »idge...........
H. Richardson j
Clerk
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KA Miller I
TrtMUri '
...JR Johnson
Surveyor
Geo
Shelley ,
BheriK-
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J U Buchanan .
Assessor
J •' Bartl-tf i
School Superintendent
. E J Noble
Stock liepecfor
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A. Venator I
Cornaus*' oners
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R J Williams ,
The MRS. LYMAN J. GAGE DEAD
same interests control other proper-
i ties, but they are not so directly
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MRS. M’KINLEV’S ILLNESS GHANGES identified with the Union Pacific. FATAL TERMINATION OF ILLNESS OF
It is not at ail probable that the
THE SECRETARY'S WIFE.
WHOLE PROGRAM.
Union Pacific, as a corporation, will
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j ever control the Northern Pacific,
Latest Dispatches State That She is Improve- I but it is in a position to exert a 1 Heart Trouble Caused by <jrlp--Funeral Ser­
vice« Heid at Washington-
iag Slowlv-Will be Taken Home by
strong influence in Northern Pacific
Most Direct Route.
Buried at Chicago.
¡affairs. In other words, the Uuion
Owing to the serious illness of : Pacific is becoming the dominating
Washington, Mat* 17.—Mrs Ly­
Mrs. McKinley at San Francisco j power between the Missouri River man J. Gage, wife of the Secretary
and the Pacific Coast, to an extant of the Treasury, died at her resi­
the tour north had to be abandoned
never before possessed by any one dence, 1715 Massachusetts Avenue
and she will be taken home by the
corporation.
Tbe plans of the I Northwest, at 9:30 o’clock tonight,
most direct route as soon as she
Union Pacific management are far! after an illness of nine weeks dura-
has improved enough to travel.
Although all his engagements in reaching, and, in the opinion of the tion. With her wher. the end came
San Francisco were cancelled tbe management of the Union Pacific, were her husband her married
president attended the launching of and destined to still greater pre- daughter, Mrs E. ' F.’ Pierce, of
Evenston, Ill., and Dr. W. W.
the Battle Ship Ohio on last Satitr- j dominance in the future.
TOLK to north abandoned branches into other s'ates.
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Johnston, the attending physician.
day and made an address to the j
Restraint of Indians.
For a time before her death Mrs.
workmen.
Gage suffered much pain, but she
The people along the proposed !
A recent dispatch from Wash- maintained her bright arid cheerful
route of the President through !.
R HARNEY U. 8. LAND OFFICI :
I ington says: The Indian Bureau, demeanor and was conscious to the
....... Geo. W Haves ' Oregon and the
Northwest are
aoffifter
. ....... Chas Newell
when its attention was called to the last, Heart trouble the result of I
Receiver
much disappointed.
fact that the citizens of Wallowa grip complications, was the imme­
SOCIETIES.
IMPROVING slowly .
■ county, Oregon were being molested diate cause of her death.
HVT.VA REBEKAH Degree No.43
Meet! every lit and 3d Wednead«y.
San
Francisco,
May
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by Indians from the Umatilla,
Mrs Gage was exposed to the in­
THUe Jo man N. G.
Frankie Brenton Bee Sec’y
o'clock Mrs. McKinley’s physicians Oolville, and Lapwai Reservations, clement weather for about an hour
had a consultation, aftej which comunii ated with the respective on inauguration day. but at the
A <>. ü. W. Burin Lodge, No. 47.
ryFrld.) ulgbnAi)iniir ) m w
the following bulletin was given out: [ Indian agents, inquiring as to the time her health did not seem to
E It Hoyt. Kec.
“Mrs. McKinley’s physicians re-! ^ue state of affairs and directing
have been affected. March 11 she
port that she has had a comforta- them to correct any irregularities
HARNEY LODGE, NO. 77, I. O O F.
left for Evanston to visit he daught­
Meet» a: Odd Fellows Hall, every Saturday
ble day, but that there is a slight and to prevent further interference I er. While there she experienced a
7 80» m
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W Y Kina.Seer.
on the part of these Indians.
rise of temperature tonight.’’
chill and took to her bed, but soon
Although these steps were taken
Secretary
Cortelyoti
stated
that
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
recovered sufficiently to return to
no further bulletins would be giyen several weeks ago, no replies have Washington where she has been
C- Ä- SWEEK
out, unless unfavorable symptoms yet been had from the agents. It confined to her room ever since.
is stated here, however, that if the
I ATTORNEY AT-LAW,
should develop.
Mrs Gage was a nativo of Albany
Indians are at fault, their wrong­
In
the
event
that
Mrs.
McKinley
i'reenn.
Barn«,
N. Y., and 58 years of age. She
continues to improve, the President | doings will be arrested and order was married to Secretary Gage in :
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GEO. 8. SIZEMORE,
and his party will start for Wash­ will be restored. It is the intention 1887. There was no children from
attorney ,
ington alxrut the middle of next \>f
' the Indian Bureau to keep ali their union, Mrs Pierce being a
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Indians on their reservotions arid
week.
Secretary
Long
will
leave
Cdkteact’*, Land bu>in***6. and Real
chili! by a former husband.
tomorrow morning for Colorado not to allow any interference with
Estui« inaner promi tlv attended to.
The remains will be interred in
Springs where his daughter is lying' settlers. The fact that no recent Rose Hill cemetery, near Chicago
j.W BIGG«.
DALTON BIGGS
I complaints have been lodged with
ill.
Further than this the funeral ser­ 51
Biggs & Biggs
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Drs. Hi reel ifel »ier and Gibbons the department is taken to mean
vices have not yet been arranged.
ATT' IRNEYS - AT - LAW,
left the Scott residence at 9 o'clock j that conditions have changed for It is probable, however, that religi­
the better, and that the Indians
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— OUECON. tonight.
B l KN'S,
ous services of a simple character
have returned to their own land.
The
n»ws
this
morning
that
Mrs
Practice in all tbe courts of Ore.
will be held at her former residence
McKinley had decidedly improved
Collections promptly made.
in this city Sunday morning, in i¡
Petition for Pardon.
came after a quiet and uneventful 1
which event 'lift body will 1»«»»
Q. A. R e > ! <> ld
W. P akklsh
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night. The weather was pleasant
here by the morning train for Chi­ I
PARRISH & REMBOLD,
during the night, and there were I Chief Naches of the Piute tribe cago. Mr« Gage was an Episcopa­
’ ..‘ittorneye-at-Law,
none of the climatic conditions that arrived here yesterday from Wads­ lian in her religious belief, but dur­
rtgrn«(«nil Canyon City.) Oregon.
made the two previous nights dis­ worth and today he and his brother, I ing their residence here she and the
Will pra' ilcc in the courts of Harney and
Grant cuun:i< > «n*i In the t»u:ire:ne evurt ol the agreeable to the guards and news­ Lee Winnemucca, were around with '
Secretary have bad a pew in the
•Hute. Bfi'i utsu in U.S. land of lice.
paper reporters. The sun came up a petition asking the Board of Par- i Metropolitan Methodist Episcopal
t’has. II. Leonard,
in a clear sky, promising perfect: dons to release Chas. Bliss from ’ Church,where the President attends «V H
weather for the ceremonj’ of launch­ State prison.
A ttorney - at - law ,
Dr. Hillis, of Plymouth Church,
ing
the battle-ship Ohio.
Bliss was convicted of tnurder in Brooklyn, is an intimate friend of
Careful attention given to Collec­
This morning, when it was an-1 the second degree about seven year» tin» family and it is possible that I
tions and Real Estate matters.
nounced
that President McKinley ago. He killed two Indians a man lie may be asked to «ome to Wash­
Notary Public
would
attend
tbe launching of the and a woman, at this place while 1 ington to conduct the funeral ser­
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Ohio, the mounted guard was seen in a frenzy caused by drink and ■ vices here.
M. F itz G erald
TUiot^T* K W illiams
to draw up in front of the house, gambling losses. The crime was
During their residence in Wash­
Notary Public
Attori*' / at Law.
R< al IJttate Agent preparatory to his departure to the atrocious in the extreme, both vic­
ington, Secretary and Mrs. Gage
Union Iron Works, and there was tims having been murdered in cold have tuken quite an active part in
WILLIAMS <!t FITZGERALD
a feeling of great re.ief. The I’re- blood.
(Xfilce m old Masonic Building.
social life at the capital. MrsGage
: .-»¡dent's actions seem to give more ‘ At the time of his trial the general was a womqn of charming person­ i
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assurance to M rs McKinley's im- sentime.it was that li’iss thorough­ ality and with her husband delight­
1 provenient in health than any ly deserved hanging The unwritten ed in extending the hospitality of
S. W. MILLER,
statement from the doctors could Nevada law against inflieting cap­ their elegant home on Massachu­
ITOTARY PUBLIC.
ital punishment on an Indian, how­ setts avenue. Mrs Gage was pro­
have done.
Burns, - - - Oregon.
When the President left the j ever, resulted in his being permitted bably closer to Mrs McKinley than
Scott home at 9:40 he walked to plead guilty to murder in the any other of the ladies of the Cabi­
<. JUM a P'DF.N,
JOHN w. GEARY
briskly down the stairs to his car­ I second degree. He was lucky in net.
riage. He appeared to be in good saving his neck and justice would
■MflRSDEI! S. GEARY.
spirits, and the care worn expres­ certainly lie travestied ehoui»l he
I’iivsicians and Surgeons.
Indian Children.
sion of his face, which has been be pardoned.—Winnemucca Silver
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BURNS, OREGON.
noticeable for the past few days, State.
A
Baltimore
dispatch
scy«:
Arch-
to
OJict at
n -e.
Phone Xo
has disappeared. There was every
bishop Ireland, of Minneapolis,who
No English or Irish.
temptation for the crowd that wait-
came to Baltimore to participate in
H KLEBS, M. D.
ied around the President's tempor­
the ceremony of the reception by
London May 20.—Andrew Car-
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. ary residence to cheer when they
Cardinal Martinelli of the barretta,
saw the head of the Nation come negie ha* given £2.000.000 W> es­
was interviewed tonight concerning
Office in Yu-gtly Building.
' out; But for fear of disturbing Mrs tablish free education in four Scotch
the governuient * attitude toward
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McKinley there were no noisy universities. Edinburg, Glasgow.
Indian denominational school*. re­
' ilemonstrations, simply a respect­ Aberden and Standrew*. He «tip
Telephone No 1*1
ferred to in the sermon of Arch­
ful liftingot hats as the President ulates that the beneficiaries be
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bishop Rvan today Archbishop
‘ Scottish f-llow countrymen” only,
f. £ *r »‘’k nton
L E. Uibbarl
passed by.
Ireland said that a complete revo­
Hi Ubami Ac Brownton,
During the Presidents ab«ence no English, Irish, colonials nor
cation was made by Secretary!
at the launching, Mrs. McKinley foreigners. The fund will apply to
1 > i :> tint ' s .
Hitchcock bet .re his departure
In baiUJing formerly occupied kf Mt*
slept quietly, and it was reported medical as well as commercial edu­
from Washington with the presiden­
to the ¡’resident that her condition cation and will lie placed in the
B'»rn«. Or» *r>n.
hands of trustees who will defray tial party of the so called Browning
is constantly improving.
the expense* of Scottish students ruling concerning the education of
Indian children.
l»enefited und-r the scheme.
L'nioa Tbs Big Lise.
‘Mr- Browning,” said the arch-
bishop,
"was comrniasioner of In­
Sheep Sales.
New York May 18—Interrata
dian affair* und» r President Cleve­
identitiei with thè Union Pacific
Hotchkiss and Callenbach. the land, and he mad- the rule that
••••••••••••••••••«••••••• today contri-1 thè Union Pacific line sheepmen of Harney county, yes­ Indian children registered at any
extending frorn Ogden lo Portland, terday »old to A. Knollin A Co . re­ time in a government Iridian school
JOHN MeMFI.i.EX
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•loo thè ^-'onthern Pacific line, ex- presented by W A. I-eath. KfiX) would n 4 1>* allowed, during the
t»nding frotn Ogden t.< San Fran­ head of wethers at 12 50 per head whole term of their education, to
cisco au<i back to New Orleana, Tbev sold the remainder of their leave that sch.iol for a private or
and branche, all thrraigh California band of sheep. 1000 ewe*, to A C denominational school. Thia rule
ami Oregon. Tiie sani« interest« Golfurth of Weiser at 1'2 75 per would hare worked grrat hardshiti
■ Cioiidv days preferred for
botd a majority of thè stock of thè head Mr Leith also purchased a to children of Catholic parent* who
ba » ; g
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Northern Pacific, with a bn» from large nnml-er of wetbor* from tbe would have been de.irfara tn have
th-1 in carbon and platinum
St Paul to Portland, tng«ther with Whittier Bro« and Porter. Jone«<k their children in Catholic school* ”
■beta.
9 tbe interests of thè Northern Pacific Tevt.— Huntington Herald.
The archbi-hop said tl*e ruling
I Instantané«»»’« process used
in
thè
control
of
tbe
Burlington,
had
never received universal ap­
•Sten- v-'v F.-»t ria-« work
trareraing thè »tate* of Illinois,
•r I «atiefact -n guaranteed.
Attend the Fourth of July cele- plication. but that occasionally an
loara. K«n«a»anl Nebraska, with bratioa at Burna.
Indian agent was able to enforce it.
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OREGON FORWARDING
Oxrtsuric,
Oregon,
lias something of interest to say to all Harney county people.
largest and most complete stock of
carried by any store in Eastern Oregon.
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Our store and warehouses art* full to overflowing
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direct from the markets. East and West. \Ve are ready to serve you with war­
ranted goods at guaranteed p .* s, against any anil all competition.
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A COMPLETE LINE OF FBESH GROCERIES,
Dry Goods, Booti and Shoes; Gents and Ladies
Furnishings, correct styles, new and up to date;
the Nobbiest line of Mens Hats ever shown in
Eastern Oregon, direct from Nev; York.
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OLIVER CHILLED AND STEEL PLOWS
DISC AND SPRING TOOTH HARROWS
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CULTIVATORS, FARMING TOOLS OF ALL KINDS
In endless profusion and
CAR LOADS OF BARB WIRE ä STOCK SALT
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We carry a larger and more complete line of
hardware than any general merchandise store in
the State In fact our hardware department is a
complete store within itself, All kinds of shell and
heavy hardware in stock, Cutlery, Risk Ware
guaranteed rust proof, Stransky Ware guaranteed
tor five years, Debt Ware, Granite, 1 in Ware in
endless varieties. Bridge beach stovesand ranges
in size and price to fit your house and your pocket
book— Large or small. In fact we have everything
you need, from a cambric needle to a freight wag­
on. Write vs for prices on large bills—we guar­
antee them to be right. I rv us with a mail order
—we will fill it promptly and cheerfully
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Yours for Business,
E. A. RIEGER, Manager.
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