—
mile and repeat, free for all, purse
Dick Martin was a business visi­
Senator Wellington, of Mary­ with intelligent and interested
♦ 15°.
,
. 1
tor last Tuesday.
Friday, Oct 4--Seven-sixteenth
land, is the only person of any guests.
Harney county’» representation
Ladies Fur Collaretts N. Brown mile dash, free for all. purse »125.
prominence who is uo devoid of
consist»
of
County
C.eik
Richard
­
SATURDAY. -El"! EMBER il 1901.
A
Sons, Burns, Oregon.
Indian race, three-fourth mile
such »entiments to exnress him­
son,
Sheriff
Shelley,
Mr.
Ingram
and
reverse, puree $10
Clarence
Cary
was
seen
on
our
self in a contemptuou* manner,
Maaa*er
(of Darst A Ingram, Idol City)
Saturday,
Oct 5—O. e-balf mile
streets
Wednesday.
apparently excusing if notapprov­
EN
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Gowan and
1
esh,
free
for
all. puree »150
ing of the murderous deed. Jos. Wooley, formerly of Harney,
Rev.
G.
W.
Black
left
yesterday
THE BLOW HAS LOME.
One-fourth mile dash for Harney
Wellington cannot be immeditaely I now cf Granite.
for the John Day.
count
v saddle horses that have
To-day we mourn: as a nation, bounced from his office for his in­
Wednesday wa* Sumpter day,
Ladies Fur Capes A Jacket* N never won public money, riders to
ns a people, as individuals With sulting and indecent language, and today was Portland day and
Brown A Sous, Burns, Oregon.
ride bareback without being strap­
bowed heads we submit to the but he can be ostracised by all large delegations were present from
h
O.
Calkins
and
family
again
oc
­
ped or tied on, purse *30.
will of Him on High; but yet decent, patriotic men and women, those places.
One-fourth mile dash for Harney
cupy their residence on main street.
we mourn and sorow fully deplore and no doubt will be.—Portland
There is 011 exhibition a good
enuntv
ponies not to weigh over
'hat upon the highest and noblest Telegram.
display of cereals, fruit and vege­ Tickets for the De.Moss Family 800 tbs and to be ridden hr boys
)ATE
concert
are
on
sale
at
the
City
Drug
in of government known, or
tables; but the chief attraction in
under 15 year of age, purse »30.
Store.
productions is the mineral collec­
vVcr to be known, falls the dark­
In all races first horse receives 70
The Lawton Standard has re­
• call
tions which represents more than
Com misBoner Venator and wife per cent and second horse 30 per
est pall of calamity within the
sumed publication under new 500 different prospects in the course
ets ai
were
in
our
city
for
a
day
or
two
power of the All Powerful.
LVKTAEEISG- óc
cent of the purse.
management. II. G. Hendryx of development and mines being
;we v
this week.
As our mind’s eye visits our
Entrance fee to be 10 percent of
be b<
is now editor.
opeiated.
sad Capitol, to-day, the gaze
Mr Berg, the genial tea man ot purse, 5 to enter 3 to start. Entry
Artistic, mechanical and scien­
falls upon that vacant executive
San Francisco, is interviewing his must be recorded with the secretary
We reprint on our first page a tific displays excite both our won­
< hair standing there in the pro-
bv 8 o’clock on the evening preced­
customers
in our city.
rLi
communication from John C. der and admiration, and teach us
ioundest mockery of boasted lib-
ing
the race.
E
H.
King
is
erecting
a
new
the
valuable
lessons
that
as
an
in
­
Luce to the Canyon News, on
Pacific Jockey Club Associatioi
ng*,
city and freedom. Dumb tbo’
land
leasing. It is a very good dividual, operating in one chan- bouse in South Burna, which we rules govern all races.
h Fla
it is: yet, speaks volumes of
liltle
of
the
understand
will
be
for
rent.
nel, we know but
-
^rose,
article.
The
board
of
directors
reserve
words far more eloquent than lies
strange manner in which the
Don’t buy your plow until you
within the reach of human tongue.
being forged have looked through C. H. Voetly’s the right to declare off any and all
I world's progress is
races in case of failure to fill, or
Judge Lowell, of Pendleton, and welded in the thousands of
Our leader lias fallen.
stock.
Just received a car load other causes when it is not advisa­
la .. •
President McKinley is dead, lias formerly announced himself laboratories, studios and work of them.
P. G. SMITH, Propt.,
-
-
_
_
€ Broc
ble
to
tun
and
to
substitute
other
as
candidate
for
the
nomination
of
shops.
having passed away this mornnig
E Brown and family have re­ races within the means advisable. Fresh Beef Pork, etc. in any quality desired. '<e
Jabour's famous carnival and
at 2 o’clock. The dastardly assas­ governor by the republican party.
turned
from the mountains and No purse paid without a contest.
Judge
Lowell
is
a
good
man,
but
full
managerie i* attracting its
sin has accomplished his purpose
Bologna and Sausage of all kinds always
taken
up
their residence iu Burns
and the people of this great nation will the republican party turn : share of the passing throng. Col
Religious Services.
for
the
winter.
Boone, the pioneer lion tamer of
Gov. Geer down?
mourn the loss of their leader.
ets ••1
Dell Dibble cameover Tuesday
the
Pacific. Coast, has the largest
Christian Science services at H L
It was hoped by the people that
^•eleen.
collection
of
animals
ever
brought
bringing
Mrs.
Dibble
for
medical
Brisco
’
s
residence
every
Sunday
11
our presiilent would be spared
Emma Goldman, the high
~~t<a Li
>
west of the Rockies. His four treatment We are glad to state o’clock a m. and 8 p m. Sunday
A oerizei
and up to yesterday morning it priestess of anarchism, has been
school
at
10
a.
m.
Meeting
is
also
lions, two full grown Asiatic and the lady is much improved.
appeared that lie stood a good arrested in Chicago. She said
two African, are the center of at­ C. H Voegtly has just received held each Wednesday evening at 8 >
o’clock. All are cordually invited
c bailee to recover. The dispatch­ she had nothing to do with the traction. Of the four, ‘ Nero,” a
A
es up to that time stated that al­ attempted assassination of the fine specimen captured in South a car load of plows and harrows of to attend. Subject for tomorrow:
-Matter.”
all
sizes,
arid
has
put
a
price
on
though he was not out of danger, president, and that she did not Africa six years ago, now being
nder
lhem that will make them go.
Rev. A J. Irwin will preach at
everything looked favorable to even know the would-be assassin. nine years old and weighing
Rev Varney lefi Wednesday via Harney the 2nd Sunday of each
his recovery. Yesterday, about
800 pounds, is intelectua), very do
month at 11 a. ni. and 7:30 p. in.
Canyon
for Baker City. Rev Var­
noon a dispatch stated that the
The Harney county fair this cile and obedient. The others are ney preached two excellent sermons Sabbath school every sabbath at 2
p. m.
president was sinking fast and at year will be something for our younger and seeui to show their
last Sunday at the Baptist church.
savage
nature
when
disturbed
or
There will be preaching services
2 o’clock this morning he died.
people to be proud of. The va-
Bud Stearling, the pioneer travel­ at the Poison Creek school house
It is, indeed, a shocking blow rious committees are doing some hungry. One cage contains a med
every 4th Sunday at 2:30 p.
to this nation where we boast of good work and everything is be­ ley of ail the animal kingdom ing man, is in this section at pre­ Rev. A. J. Irwin, pastor.
which seems safe to allow to be sent attending to the wants of bis
freedom and civilization, where ing done to make it a success.
associated together, among which many customers.
At the Presbyterian church
Mrl'Iain & Biggs Proprietors,
Burns, Ortti
we have always met our chief ex­ We are glad to learn that our
are monkeys from all monkey-dom,
John Deere plows are the best Burns, Rev. A. J. Irwin pastor
This Stable is located on the corner of First and B, Street v| ie e<
ecutive without restraint and very stockmen are takiing a lively in­
Devine services the third and fourth
pigs. kittens, coons, puppy dog»
little ceremony; where he has terest and the display of stock and the like They are a very plows made. You can get gongs, Sunday^ of each month at 11 a. ra. and grain on hand’ Has competent help. Runs a Jeb Wagoi,
sulkies, walking plows, or anv kind and 7:30 p m. Sabbath school at gers to any part of the Country.
mingled with the people without promises to be the best.
thk t
unique and motley crowd.
of plow at C. II. Voegtly’s, and get 10 a. m. every Sabbath morning.
ÎY NEW
fear ci his life being in danger
In the Midway Plaisance we them at reduced prices. Call and
feeling that all were his protectors
Preaching services at the Baptist
The Yreka Journal says: Large have the streets of all nations, with be convinced.
M. F itzgerald , P resident
F. S R ieder , Sicnxi':
church every 1st and 2nd Sundays,
1 8ATVR1
and not enemies.
songs,
dances,
at:d
jugglery,
and
cattle raisers who are in favor of
morning
and
evening
Sunday
B
iggs
A
T
urner
.
A
ttorneys
Scotty
Bailey
and
Ed
Caldwell
The whole nation is grieved to land leasing propositions are this tumbling, and trapese performance
school every Sunday at 11a.m.
think that it hai hors such dastard­ year using every means, violent The Austin Sisters, all three of returned Wednesday from Long prayer meeting every Thursday
Eastein Oregon Title L
Creek
where
they
had
their
string
whom
have
a
striking
resemblance,
evening.
ly wi etches as the assassin. It is or otherwise, to make the situa­
G-na,ia,xxt37’ Co.
of horses for the races. The boys
ilk
little comfort to know that Czol- tion on the ranges appear more are without doubt the most skilfull took everything where their horses
INCORPORATED.
1er A
NOTICE.
gosz will pay the penalty with his appalling, presumably with the performers on the bars that ever were allowed to enter, but finally
Abstracts
Furnished
and
Title
Guaranteed
came
to
the
coast,
and
their
work
ur .
Uled 1
i . . . ■ "
.u. ------ „--- f
’» a liicuoto could not get • race as no one
Immediately upon receipt of the the land lease law to come before xCwtfvu r. _ 11
To who ever buys hav of Mrs L I
To
ail
Lands
in
Harney
Counr.
’*. i v
would
euter
agaiust
them.
its just need of praise.
sad news in Burns, flags were the next Congress.
Hembree, or takes possession of
jadico
In ail, Baker City may well be
The DeMose Family, the musical same, on the Smith place before
raised to half mast and various
I2E2Ù.L ESIATZ own A
proud of her success on the carni wonders of Oregon will give an en the rent is paid up to October 9
business houses were draped in
Bought and .Sold on Commission.
Office in Bai l
ur.
We urg our stockmen to bring val line. Strangers within her gate Certain merit at Floral ha'l on Salur- 1901. must, move hay off of ranch
black, while the picture of the
■
~M ii tu
in their stock for exhibit at the arc extended every courtesy, so ex­ day evening, Sept. 28 They were within 30 days after place is in
dead president can be seen in mam
fair, Our grain and vegetable istence here in the way of comforts through here 12 years ago and possession of Sylvetter Smith.
places draped.
exhibits will of course be limited and sociability is all that can lie mauy of our residents no doubt
S ylvester S mith .
A message was received here
desired. Tins afternoon a driz­ remember them. Since that time
this year on account of the back­
zling rain set in and of course the the DeMoss Family have toured
yesteiday afternoon that the pre­
ine is
ward season, but we can have
STOCKMENS MEETING
enthusiasm is somewhat damp­ Europe.
sident had died at 6 oclock Buf-
TRISCII
A
DONEGAN,
Proprietors.
Those
one of the best live-stock exhibits ened. Yet the opera house will be
The Harney County Livestock
I
time, and it was thought he
»rd
pi
Milt
Davis
and
Joe
Lamb
were
in the state. Don’t come empty crowded tc witness ‘The Laundry”
I Association will hold a meeting at
was de.ul. He had sinking spells
pe, e<
oyer
from
Drewsey
for
several
days
handed and then say you have by the Wiedemann's troop.
the Court house in Burns at 1 ,
anil hail bill th. se in the room
this week. Milt has just returned o’clock Saturday, September 21, for'
better at home. Bring in your
Tomorrow
is
the
closing
day
and
farewell. His death occured at 2
from the East where be took horses
stock for comparison.
it now remains to lie seen whether to market, and says, although he the purpose of taking action in re­
-
■
1 ■
■
21
o’clock a. m. Buffalo time.
Baker City will suffer herself to did not make a big thing, he did gard to the range leasing proposi-
A dispali h received here this
Since the attempted assassina­ relapse, or take advantage of the better than had he sold them on tion. All stockmen, whether be. I
morning at io o’clock states that
longing to the Association or not,
present opportunity and make her­
roui E
the patient and loving w ile of the tion of President McKinley the self tbo metropolis of Eastern Ore- the range or at the railroad. He arc specially invited to attend. The I
(French House building)
w
people
have
been
stirred
up
to
left
Mrs
Dayis
in
Kansas,
where
dead executive is very low and
committee to draft resolutions will
MESDAMES HOUSAM & JORDAN. Proprietor» 'fien41
gon.
she
is
visiting
relatives.
lie
ex-
her death is hourly expected. such a degree that it looks blue
pects to return there in i a short meet in the afternoon and will be
Such an affliction was feared at for anarchists. Many prominent
Additional Locals.
time and uiay spend the winter glad to hear from all.
men have expressed their views
the time the president was shot.
Call and see samples of our job there.
M F enwick , Pres.
Large, clean and comfortable room*. Everything
Count
G W Y oung Sec'y
William Mi Kinley was born on the matter and steps will be printing
personal supervision of the landladies.
yrl
Col. Joe. Wright and A.F. Stow­
taked
to
suppress
all
such
societies
January 29. 1S45; enlisted in Ohio
Walter Cross and wife and little ell are in this section as special
The
foreign
element
which
makes
Petition for Liquor License.
Volunteers June 11, 1861; bi evet-
son were in from Trout creek the agent* looking up and classifying
traveling men s headquart
ted major M.iiih 13. 1865; elected up almost if not the entire inem- first of the week
school
sections.
When
a
section
... havln
To the Honorable County Court of
member of congress,1876; elected bciship of such societies should
Centrally located with Sample rooms in connects
We are over stocked on ladies is found that is mineral, thev re­
Harnev County, Oregon
be
banished.
In
tart,
they
should
goveinoi of Ohio, 1891; elected
oxford ties and are going to close port and the matter is taken up bv
_________ __________________
a*100
Me the undersigned petitioners,
president, November, 1896; re­ never have been allowed to re­ them out now while the season is the local land office. After it has
residents,
taxpayers
and
legal
vol
elected president November,1900; main here.
been decided there, it goes to the I ere of Wild Horse precinct, Harney
be at
on—Lunaburg A Dalton.
land commissioner who also passes county, Oregon, mo»: respectfully
»hot Septembei 6, at Buffalo, and
Cl
1 Ladies it will pay you to see our
Last week Frank O'Niiel ant oxford lies before buying elsewhere on it. If it is proven that the sec­ petition your Honorable Court to
died September 11901.
tions are mineral the state loses it grant a license to Schubener Bros,
others found a four foot vein of I—Lunaburg A Dalton.
and the government allows the to «ell «pirituous, malt and vinous :
coal about two miles from the
Ladies, vou ran get * good pair state to select other lands in lieu.
spoke Warm Spring, Malheur county.
the
of Oxford ties for »1 at Lunaberg Register Hayes informs us that liquor* in less quantities thanonei
They were boiing for oil, and al-'
the
gallon
in
said
precinct
for
a
period
A Dalton's.
there are now about 75 sections of of six month* from October nine
ter passing through the coal and j
such land being advertised in this (9) 1901.
. some
’VIUV KllcikUIIVV
’Ulill
Mil.
distance I'VIVH.
below, tV
found
oil.! Those Peacock, Ostrich and Tur­
district.
key
feather
duster*
at
the
Burns
, W E Albereon, Robert Doan
' " “ u> po»i- We jo know how much of a flow
Furniture Co'«, are beauties.
Frank Ur-on, Cha. Turner. Ed
l,lc”'jwa» found, but it shows that,
' ou CMn'l do lietter than get our speed program , harney colxty Carl,on.T R Kei**y, ma Modie
• wn,l there is oil in this section, Men
FOR.
' C A C*r*».CG Baker. Wm Smith’
d the w),o are posted say we have Price*on
machinery at this
17.
time
—
Geer
A
Cummins.
Jams* Hueealy. Robt Wil*on. John
tn ori every indication of oil in
Monday, Sept 30—One-fourth I Gates. D Bachman. Alex C Burke
We have the Lest stock of wall
daces ' county and some day in the
mile dash, free for all, purse »100. ¡Alfred Ar.ders.in, G Lorenaana
i-rved distant future some fortunate fel- paper and Japanese matting ever
One fourth mile dash for Harney
will strike it.
If
brought from ths railroad. —Burns county horee* that never ran for Uo*ph Pedro. D B Cates, P An-’
st nti-1
• drew«.
Furniture Co.
istrale
public money, vaquero* to ride tVXi’liCi '*
reby tiren »>>•» on
The Riker City Carni.si.
Those Sunday dinners at Mrs. I with vaquero saddle*, puree »50.
' 7
the 9th d.y of October.
S. (leer's are l*cuui.ng more popu­ Tueeday, Oct 1—Three eighth* 1901, we will apply to the ahr,.»
B aks * C ity . Sept. *. 1900.
lar. Meal tickets can be had upon mile dash. free for all puree »125 entitled Court for said license as
■ rpe» ified m this petition.
Baker City i* in gala day attira application—21 meal, for »5.
hundred van! da*h, for Har­
Sleepy, matter-of-fact Baker Citv
Baos.
ney county saddle horse* that nev­
The people of Burna enjoyed the
has aroused from its lethargy and
er won first money, purse »50.
is today justly proud of the results music rendered be the choir last
JOHN(;FiRKRLnG
Wednesday. Oct 2—Gentlemen a
af its lal«>r in the grand display Sunday at the Baptist church. road race, trotter* and pacers, for 1 Jeweler-
Optician and
of the possibilities of Eastern Ore­ The selections were well rendered Harney county boreea, ‘-“Q two*
r-ntrtaax
er.
under the direction of Prof. Werta-
gon
in three, tb.-ee fourth mile, puree F ine W atch Repairing A Sp®.
Tli* Is carnival week and streets, chkul. three of which were hie own «100.
cialty.
ivennes raid L »tele are thronged comp wition
, Thursday Oct 1 -Three-» g’ th* i
8FXT DOOR TO», n
She Sinus-Micra(d.
Next week we will havt.Ud
thing of interest to say
regard to your Fall and ; sS
supplies. Our Cash PricX*"0
surprise you.
:
CITY MEAT MARKH^
Your patronage solicited.
White Front 1
THE CAPITAL SALMS
Burns,
- -
resize Tlxis
Oregon.
Commercial
HoV^-
Board by the day, week or month.
’
hen ready to purchase
fall suppleds don’t forget the
reliable O. C. Co., Hunting
Oer lines are now lull and c
plete, and at prices as low #
lowest.
Correspondence sofc’