the thick and thin administration is furnisb-d i ’ ico . Stationery, rub
ber stamp, ink and pad. advertis
organs for the most part are con ing matter, sample copies, etc.
tent with the decision, but that is Papers are «hipped t > lie pai l for
all that can be said of them. They at the end of eaeh month. Timse
SATURDAY. JENE 2». ¡UQ1.
steer very wide of the issues rais not sold are not charged for \\ rite
to Grit Publishing Co. Williams-'
M anajrwr ed, and are noticeably lukewarm
port Pa., ami mention T he I imes -
ni
- -V — - .
L!NE
in the cause they are supposed to H ehaiji .
support.
z\
few
newspapers
of
'Flic Chinese residents of this
country have orgunized a move republican proclivities find them
A Great Newspaper.
/»JÀD UNION PACIFIC
ment against the extension of tlie selves unable to approve the de
Depart tor TIMI. M IIEI»I I* ES
Chinese exclusion law for another cision, and are denouncing it in
Frein HuntmirtoH (»re
Tlie Sunday e-.'ition of the St.
twenty years after its expiration what, in their case, must be deem
marvel of Chicago- «»It !,..k>.Denver. Ft.
in 1902.
American sentiment ed befitting modesty. The Mug- Louis Republic is a
enterprise, Porti nè Worth. <)m«ha. Km
modern
newspaper
toward China lias been modified | wump papers, however, are mak
Special «a» City, St. Louis.
'File orginizution of its news xtr-
Cliieago and East.
ho much the past six months, com ing a very serious matter of the
\ complete in
a. rr.
pared with the hostility felt tim 1 whole business, and treating it vices is world-wide,
in tact, superi-
ing the Boxer war, that tlie lead with a degree of ability seldom every department; i
A t lantio Salt Lake.Denver.Ft,
or
to
that
of
any
other
new «paper. Ex| r- ss Worth, Omaha. Kar
ing Chinamen in New 'i oi k and equalled and never surpassed by
The magazine section is illus
2:10 a«» City, St Louis
San Erancisco have decided to any section of the press of this
n in Chicago ar.d I ast.
appeal strongly to tlie American country. Even Mr. Bryan rise» trated in daintily tinted colors and
Walk Walia, Lewi
A 1 above his accustomed partisan splendid half-tone pictures. I his
people for fair treatment,
ton. Spokane, Mitine
memorial to congress will be ship, anti exhibits a knowledge of section contains more high-class
lapolis, St. Paul, Du-
signed by all the Chinese in this anti a love for the American Con literary matter than any of the
lluth Milwaukee, Chi
monthly magazines. The fashions
[(•ago : nd East.
country, and the signatures of as stitution that are at once a credit
i
illustrated
in natural colors are I
many American citizens as possi to his heart and to his brain, . He
ble will be secured to a petition insists that the court has finally especially valuable to the ladies. I OCEAN and RIVER SCHEDILE
The colored comic section is a
From Portland
to that body. Minister Wu Ting settled nothing. The people are
genuine
laugh-maker.
The
funny
Fang will, of course, work zeal the linal arbiter«, and they have
All sailing dates sub-
cartoons are by the best < artists.
j cl to chai ge.
ously m Washington with senat never yet decitied that they
S P Ml
Fur San Francisco
ors and congressmen. The Chi to exercise despotic sway OVC! Fhe humorous stoiies are ■ high
every 5 days.
nese will plead that the exclusion foreign possessions and half-civil class, by authors of national rep- ,
utation.
Columbia KI ver
I p. 11).
’ 8 p.
act i.s unjust; that their people ized people. Nothing isever set
1 , n>
wiranirrn.
Steamer*.
pop
Sheet
music,
a
high-class,
1
Lx
>1111
-p
u
\
st0,|¡, anQ \\ ay Except
are unusually free from crime and tled until it is settled right, anti no
Sunday.
Saturd'y
Landings.
pauperism; that they are capable, interpretation of the constitution ular song, is furnished free every 110 p. 11.
economical and cheap workers in is irrevocable that does violence Sunday in the Republic.
Willamette Hirer.
The price of the Sunday Re
the field of labor. 'Their own to the popular conscience and to
Oregon City, New
$2
OO.
I
?!
8
country has been forcibly opened the people’s soverign will.
The public by mail one year is
, Except berg, Sab in and Way
Landings.
For
sale
by
all
news
dealers.
I Souda)
op to all foreigners, including 1 view« of the minority Judges have
Americans; their ports are com never been fully and fairly given
Willamette A Yamhill 3:30 p m
pelled to welcome our citizens, ! by the San ETancisco dailies but
Ort gon Ciiy, Dayton -M'-nday
and \\ ay-Landings Wed, &
either as merchants and traders they have been printed in extenso START A BUSINESS OF YO’JR
Friday.
OWN
or as missionaries; their fiscal s\s- in most other places. Above all,
r
Willamette Hiver.
tem is controlled by foreign they have been enibeded among
1:30 p III
Onr n< w Look mt tied
10 M oney ;'|',lral];n Portland Corvallis I uesday
powers.
I the otlicial records at Washington,
M aking Im.t«' is worth iis weijit in Thur« i and Way Landings Thurs &
'The Chine.’f plead that the de anti will make history that will gold io cvei) ikkii who warns to start a I
Sat,
mands of the U,tite<| States for live. Chief Justice F'uller tlet lar L-oiiiuiate. p.lying mail order lusine««. i
Leave
trade privileges in China are not ked that the majority view meant It ti lls you what Io do ami how to do J
Snake Hirer.
Lowist’n
consistent with its treatment of . this: “ l’o overthrow the basis of ii »ncce.ofully. Send us 50c today!
Hiparía to Lewiston. 8:30 a m
Chinese w ho desire to come to our constitutional law.” Senior and we will M-n-1 you the book, ami a
Dail/.
our shores. The Chinese point ’ Assotiate Jus’ice llarlin, a repub- valuable monthly journal one year free j
A. N. H oar ,
Huntington, Oregon
out that Amerit an manufacturers ! lican appointee anil a Judge of C entury I i iii . isiiino C o ., B ox 73,
H eron L ake , M inn .
A. L. CRAIG.
would enjoy a much greater ad I the highest ability declared “the
Gen. Pn«s Ag’t. Portland. Oregon
vantage in the Chíllese markets' if ¡result of the views of the majority
A. L. MOHLER, President.
this stigm.t upon the Chinese race if maintained, will be a radical
CONTEST NOTICE.
were removed.
The Chinese ¡and mischievous change in our
Up-to-date jub printing at reason
f.
S.
I
AND
tlt-TICE AT Ill HN OHfGON. able prices.
further .say that a plentiful supply system of government. We will
¿lie iimes-XieraW.
O regon
of Chinese labor would enor-i in that event, pass from the era of
mously develop the resources of ¡constitutional liberty guarded and
the United States, especially those I protected by a w ritten constitution,
of the South. 'The Chinese ¿’1111- into an era of legislative absolut
sul-General at New York City, ism.” In its strength, breadth
speaking to Southern plantéis and scope nothing can surpass
says: ‘‘Repeal the exclusion act that language. It is in the high
and the Chinese will tgriy the est tlegree consolatory to those
gieat marshes of the South into who have consistent!) fought the
lice lands, and in other parts they whole imperialistic program from
will build great tea gardens.” its inception to the present tlav.
'The negroes could not long en
San Francisco News Leiter
dure competition with Chinese
labor, and there is no doubt that
The story that conies from
it would be admirably adapted to Colorado that Morgan, Harriman,
the woik of agriculture, hoiticul- \ amici hilt, Gould anti Rnckt-fel
tme and fruitraising in the South ler expect in a few yt-ats to turn
and in Cuba. The negro is not over all the railroad lines in the
sold >m indolent, intemperate and country to the government foi
$lo,<xx>,ooo.uou is utterly absurd.
tin jft'es«, while the L'hinaman is
Government
ownership
that
inv.u iably sober, industrious and means so enormous an increase of
rconomii al.
our public debt and so enormous
In equity the Chinese have a an incrense to the number of out
good i ase, but their movement civil sei Mie employes will not be
against the exclusion act w ill not undei taken within the present
century. Oiegoiiian.
succeed. Neither of the gieat
politiial parties dares open this
President l.uubct to Americans.
country loan unrestiictcil influx
of cheap Chinese labor.
The
1 lie |ir«t magazine nitide writ
Pacific coast would be a unit ten by M l.ouln t since lie be
against it, and t|ic whole working larne i*ievident of th<- F ienili Re
class would oppose it. Repies- public will appear in Tlie S.iiur
mtatiM- Kahn, of California, has li..y Ev< mug Post fir July i
ahead) pteparid a bill providing This important paper, mtitled
Young Mell and the Ripulii,
lor the extension of the (iearv act,
after tom long upon onr pleasant
and the legislatuies of the Paiitii relations with the l'ienia Kt pi.b
i oast stales have passed leso'uti- lie, ioniiniies with a «guiii.nl
on.» in support oí the continuaticn lefeieme to tlie attitude oi I'l.mcc
of the present polii v of Chine«<- toward the other Powe s The
m i'leily summing up with which
exi hoion. ()m polii v of Chinese
the ai tn le concludes is a line ex-
exclusion would be adopted bi pi ession of the strong ivpubiii.in
the Doinmion of Canada, were ii «) nit whiih reigns hi Erance to
not that it would be sure to be day.
V.nmg Men and the Repnl'li.
disapproved b\ the home govern
ment. *1 he anti-L hiñese senti was mitten espressi) fui
Saturday Eiening l’o«t. . i d
ment is a» strong in Biitish C ol appear in no ollu r magazine
umbia and in Australia as it is 111 illustrations are repiodiiiiion
the P.lCiti.-coast state»
OtvgiHi- private photographs taken
i.m.
Presidiali l.oubet’s «
I he Insterò pie«’ is stili buihy
cng.igvd <li«. U"ing thè » oostituti-
on.tl qui-»Hans iin<>lv<-d in tli»-
Suprg-nn- V ourt « i I< m « i <> h in;,, h-
•ng our ui.til.tr |*■>»<»»>.in». I he
inaj' ti<| ufoneth.it drcitleii t!.«-
quc«ti<ms subtpilivd tu thè court
•» » omiit;’ in for an overhauling
(he libo <4 which ha» not been
tirarti in our dat.
lite ncai est
npprcach lo it «j> thè revulsion
i>f feeling whkli »et ni after the
VW
|?icil Scott didivvry
< if
Bright B<"> Started ia Bu.oue-
1 be putdi.hrra of the fanion»
illustrated Weekly rrwe|.a|ier P enn
«Vi vasta Gurr. are now placing
representatives at every poet otfke
in Oreg. n. and they desire tone, are
the services ,.f caps ble bust ing
»genta in each of th* follow it.,
towns m Harney count). Burns
Drvwary and llarnev. and in s
other toe ns a» are noi alie idv s
plied. Ths work is prufitahle
pleasant. A por-i-n of Saturday
only is required,
y whst-
May 2S, 11-01.
A «Ulti' ient conle-l attui v.t Ini ng
heen ti- ■ I in tl>ia office bv Nanni.* II.'-
■ rlev. < o'ii ••bini, agrenst Charl.*« f .
Ivrklan.l, I'(’enlrv No . US mada
gn«t II. l«a:i, for
swf. •; nwf
Iloti S, tp zi sonili. Il 32 ea I.
t'Iiartes
. Kuk'aml.
eonleeteo.
wIlii-h iI le niI. L'e.l Ilini Ilie saol ('ha-
(' Kirklaml Iris noi i-omplied witb i
l, .w respeet-ig tìiulrer-mi.iir, in a
rnnnner; iti ti lie Ima noi re-i.le I ir
tlie lamie noe enltivab'il file sanie, n
i» now a non u--i leni ot »he si.ih- n
Irle oot p* lote.l Ilio «ami* I l «re 1« o, <
tinge, sii.l p.iriii'- ih - io’--lo n i’ «
lo ni.pear, ».*« > -mi en.t < !t r evi.! u
loii.'li'nu sali ■ legution et .1 • o'e'o.'l
m. oli .lilm- '_'*l. 1 1)1. le-fore lleg atei' a
It-i'.-ii'- :,r ll'irn«. Oregon.
Ili*-“;ii'l i'"lil»'sinnr h.ivìnz. in api
l--r alili.:l Iti,al llu
tilt,
io 11, f.u-'s wtueli show ihal aitar *!
«liligenie r-iconni ».'riiceof ili e noi
riuilial la- ni'.de, il la lo-re’.l
. ,11'1
ami dircele,) ilint aneli nolicebe gl
hy dm* arai or**|ier i-nlil'c «ho-i
<*M>. IV llivc«. Itegialer
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LIEB 300ECNE2033 L’iLEEiN 132 HOURS
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Farmer’s and Stockmen’s Supplies are Specialties
Special Fric.s On Large Cash. Orders
burns sawmill
TSo-VLg-1^. Z-aAjizn'toez,
ZDressecl X-VLixxToei,
ZEBnstic an-d. Z^locxirxg',
Z-zEQVLld.irxg'.
The Hurney Countv I|.,k
ui.'l l.«,v seven IlnmirU ‘
v. ard for the lrre»t
„
•on or uertona uh,,
1
hone., mule, or rani,
het of th. o.,,.,,
i“«)
olfer. an iul.liii,,,.ai ,
and fifty h.,Ha„
li W V.,i'S1.. .««.'y. Iinraill^
hkasohasi , r. „ u,!,,,/ ?
c.eo It llagey, Hurns, r,.,i. Z -
wítl? M¡' .......... '‘''ed. <>n i,a wM
per half crop sir Mt w “•■Mi
right eus. muti,. . ,, ¡e(,'•* JL
I'.tnlgraia and viciuny. ul¿,
»
II It Porter, Hum,. , ,ttl, vjH
n. ath bearti on left h|p:
t-a.'li ear. crop . It either,-., .
imn Y""1-'
''"‘fl I
The mill is sitnatrd in one of the Gnest bodies of Pine and Fir limber it.
Eastern Oregon. The proprietors have spared no expense to put The road in
good condition
All special eiders receive prompt attention
An excellent quulit/of all kinds of lumber aiwap on Land. For fur
I i ter <’!etn<-i s. I'.nm.), ■
He; r nttle RDine o!, eithe hi/’al
and split in left ear, SAsIta'NSz.**
under Lit in right.
I. <• Grout, Burns. IL.iwrt.-M
hip; (’aule. Hip st rap over
•L» m n <m I m M’ h Lipp rarlltWU,J¡
and undc.bit in each ear,
ther information call on or address
M Fenwick, Burr a, hori« dn»4SI
KING & FAYEll, Proprietors, Burns, Oregon.
al Laron left tihoulder, mt;.
earinn rka. two uiulcrl.jtt in eilYm
branded bar T on right rih- ‘1
half < rt.p in left ear.
'
J II Bunvard. Burna, cattle.’.H
mark*, crop ort kft ear,
J P Withers. Harney, herm • *
on left abouhfer. catt’e, half »SB
either hip: earmarks, upiitrhir •
derbit in left.
«
Martin Brrs.. Burna, catt’e
®
C. M. KELLOGG, Propt.
zontal bai on either hip; earài?
right ear, an allow fork in left
Leaves Burns daily for Ontario at 6:30 u m Single fare $10, round trip $19 jaw; nlfeo nome branded HrdeX^M
O I. Sl.lugledeeker, Burnì.
, ,'j
Through freight 3 cents per pound over 50 pounds; under 50 pounds giaduat shoulder; cattle,.» on right lide^, '
rnti’ks. < ropoti right e»r, ens.
crop off left.
ed rate card
Fred Dvnstedt. Burna. hnt»< r 'Ü
r; caule ED on left sideW
L- aves Burns frr Canyon City Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 5 a m. should»
• ler half crop in cachear.
Single fare $7 00 round trip $13. Through freight 2 cents per pound; undei
R J Williams, Rile), horca 1 iJM
► lit.ubler: cattle. ( B on left hip
50 pounds graduated rate card.
.•il’left ear. under half cropwfija
Ger chin ; alto cattle branded
derbit in left ear, under halt
L, WOLDENBERG Jr
? O addr. s-, Burns, Ore
( attie .IT on left ri ns, crupaudr¿
under half crop in right.
W
¿Agent at Burns
Office at postoffice
II H Elliott, Narrows, hones 7
left stifle: cattle Th (•uiii.thieno;
mark, upper aiope on eathesr u I
and bell collar.
Sylvester Smith, Narrows, homi JI
leu. entile V bar, earmark.
short over slope in each ear
dewlap.
I’ G Smith, B irne, horse«.qnirrt
right hind leg and left Rhuiiluer rM*;
SHELLEY & FOLEY Proprietors,
circle .> on either hip; eanrwi ■ of
ear, split in under side of lefum^H
A E Young. Umili, hoiaes. Y
BURNS,
OREGON
J -< connected on right sliouEe i.-'v
left shoulder; cattle, rockinj dii IM
earmark, right ear drooped doti:
ing towards head on upper »ide:
Shop opposite old Brewerv
side of neck; all animaiKdebutanÍSj
All work done with neat.iess and dispatch.
Sat’ffacion gurar.teed (’ I’ Rutherford. Burrs,
side; earmark, under slope io Id^H
bar 2 on lelt shoulder.
five us a call.
Michael Movían, hursts,Lion
:'» on left hip; mark, right tar uaiflB
left drot jiou down, jugiiandleoin^g
'Ibos Wingfield. Burns, hora»?•->%,'•
on left shoulder; cinte, same on idAM
crop off left ear, short overstep
John Craddock. Silvios, h.irw<>'®H
fihoulder; (alile. S-S on rights^IM
oil right ear, sa allow fork iu n-n.flM
brisker.
W E Smith, Burns, cattle, Xla^H
mark, split in right tar, w¡titlewadM
G Hudspeth, Bun s, cattle.
side; ir.ark, crop mid split in t«(i«jlH
HARNEY
Simon l ew is, Bun s. t ati’e sl.u^H
OREGON.
maik. crop and um'.erhit iiiMiaflM
untier hall ci<.p ofl righi.
TG Kiil s, Burns, ( attie qnsflr^M
left hip; marks, er. p < tf h-tt ta>.U^M
John Witzeil. Burns, h -rw».Ir^B
stifle; (utile, tiininoi.il bur
split in eat h ear. natile un errh-i-M
I> M McMenatny, Bun s, iiorMr^H
left Pitie; < attic, e.i on left hip.uu^M
ear \iith full ¡.untoau4f«X|V®|
BL R NF
O regon . incuci»
Varíen Bros., horses, I/f on rirlHrtaM
LF on right hip: mink, crop.
EVERYBODY CAN DRINK GOOD BEER.
derbit in righi ear.
QUART BOTTLES DELIVERED IN BURNS, $1 50 PER DOZEN J W Join s, Burna, rattle, qnarrM
right hip, murk, < i><p a- d s ii m
bit in right: In-:sen same brau-lat^M
J A Williams, Van. horfef.n li^B
cattle, bar II. on let! rd s; L v A í I l »! m MM
ear, under slope in righi.
H Elliott, Burns, hursts. Ill rowtíMH
stille; (attie, L. on teff s.dv; n»r'k^M|
right ear. 1-ft split in hnlf ivvr.’X /
(loWii uguii.st sitie ot lu-ad.
C S Johusoii, Vun, 11.TFV?,SJorid^B
cattle, HJ on leit hip. niuik. i*t^M
hiiif crop in right eui, unuerwtin-MM
('J Joni.s.»n, Riley, ( alile,
marks, su allow n*rk iu right r»r
W B Johnson, ( attic. J K
j
mark, crop off rignt car. two spli»^Sl
iiHif crop in left.
W A Campiteli, Narrov. s. hom.^M
on left nhouhivi tattle.
left shoulder; mark, upperbslfW^M
John Buoy, Burns, hot sea,-Be«
Agent« Harn“y Io.
Local Agents Mallwur Co.
cattie. 2B on right hipt-r side; bl '‘ - »'
each car, hole in right
Rutherlnrd, Burn«,
" ni. Cooley. Rulai),
Misi N Hughct. Warm
Li egan. (lanney
Lytle Howard, Westfall
lock on '.eft slue; maik. m atm?“DcrM
Ih all), Diewsey
Sohn Hipsman, Burns.
f
................................ \ ale
shoulder; (arile, <>J on right ai«’*? Í m
left ear. two untierbits iu light-
Sum King. Burns, cattle,iff“®
ai.d uuderbit in curb wl ’^M
C crop
jaw
J I’ Di» kenson. Narrows.
stifle; cattle, bar through d:a»"*-j
shoulder: mark, ui.deTbil iu («^MB
branded on left side and hip.
E- sc sitz. Nrrmws, horse«, Bl**M
caitie. sun t on left tup <»r si'lr
bit in each ear. dewlap » n
j|
Eastern Oregon Developing Company does a general
I» hinnemore, Burtts, borer«.(¡£< it M
c left siifle: ( attie same <>n left M
real estate and commission business. Buis and sells
«■fl tach eur, under siepe ia lígbt.1^M
H» ae.
real estate, mints and mineral land«, business entei-
A Egli. Eg!;, horses, *T. «n
prise« of all kind«, horses, cattle, sheep, etc. Location
01. right hip: mark, upper half
J T are. Narrows, catti«.
of government land« and the development of the re
hi;»: mark, uudrr half crop is
sources of Eastern Oorgon and contiguous territory.
J W Biggs. Burns, horses. OB01
H B Timmons. Narrows.
J ohn E. R oderss . ecy ., O ntario . O r .
I it.edon left stifle; catti» rirr* .
j mark, crop and under half cwfj®
derbit in right, dew lap undertar*1
j Joel II Howard, Burnì* F.orscsj^^
stifle; r attle, »atr.e ou kft hip- 1 * |
I left ear. split in right.
W W Brown. Fife, horses.
( jaw, young htrscs both j«*«
• right stifle I-ar “ <>»
■
1 U( rets hook . ba7 diamond on
J
W !» Hanley. Bnms.
;
( attie, same on left hip: 10,TT:_ <
split in right rar. swallow
|
I.Y on »eft hip; mart.swaEo* •**
'
j J « Cressman. Burns.
left side or hip: mark, crup »oa
(
and slit in left
L L ( lark. Narrows, horsts. I*1" |
' frhtiuldvr.
MAIN ST.. BURNS
John -Tlrrrtt. It I..*. 1 ’ **
! wrrnr h on left srifle; raft »* »•»*
Wagnn work don* ia a satisfactory manner.
All orders given ¡nark, square er».p < IT right ear. a*r’
alopc on istr.
Fren» h Glenn Live ’•tor k , o •/|
prorr.pt attention.
pvnntendent. F <
Lnsk. l *’’-
Give him a call.
Burr«, horses. V on left snft*<2*-
1 ►■eteri on jeft hip; mark. nn*r
left ra*. drw tp rut nr rattle, f
rnatk same as abu\r. r attk.
1
ma k. «wallow fork n Itf’ e»r-
thruet; rmtle.Toa leH bh
<»tf left car. w attle on k-ft t’
BLACKSMITH & WAGONSHOP.
IRVING,
Prop.
Telephone INTo. S.
WOLDENBERG & BERG
' NO
JJS r.:;ovnw \Y.
Ste«Yark.
1 ■!'.viilNE CO..
Faclory.
BELMDLac. ILL.
HEAEQUARTERS AT ONTARIO, OREGON
" tNTED Dll «TtVOItTIIY MEN ANI
"'
n to tr«v I and »tverliae fur ohi
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