BURNS SAWMILL
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The Burna Furniture Co bus just
Allen immigration, as ieported
received
a big lot of new goods.
by the Commiwuoner of Immigra­
The
people
of Harney county are
tion at New York for the year
HATL’KDAT. OCTOBER 19. IMI.
ending June 30, 1901, nearly ipvited to call and inspect the new ,
bedroom suits, sideboards, chiffon- 1
reached the half million mark, to
ji i . iis 11 vici>
>1 nnayer
ie
OREGON
be exact 453.496. It is a case of ra, etc.
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and
see
samples
of
our
job
SH0 ï < î LINE
The sugar taust feels its dignity concern that the percentage of printing.
illiteracy among the immigrants,
The mill is situated in one of the finest bodies of Pine and Fir timber in
to an extreme degree, and must
is constantly increasing; of this
AMD
UNION
PACIFIC
Eastern Oregon. The proprietors have spared no expense tn put the road iu
take it ‘out on beet-sugar, says
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year’s arrivals forty or 50 per cent
A Great Newspaper.
eood condition.
All special orders receive prompt attention
AB in VE
the Oregonian. The optopus,
HfDI LW
Depart for 1 | Mb
from
From lluntmirtoD Ore
being
unable
to
read
or
write.
An excellent quality'of all kinds of lumber always on hand. For fur­
which has a tentacle in the sugar
T his is explained by the fact, The Sunday edition of the St. Chicago« Salt Lake Denver, Ft.
ther information call on or address
bowl of every family of the land,
of 1 Porti nd Worth, Omaha, Kan­
that
there
is
little
immigration
marvel
Louis
Republic
is
a
KING & SAYER, Proprietors, Burna, Oregon.
cannot conceal the object of its
1 Special sas City, «St. Louie,
from
the
best
countries
in
Europe
modern
newspaper
enterprise.
1
:45
a.m
attack. '1 he war, of course makes
12:35 Chicago and East.
sugar prices lower, but it does Great Brittain and France send us The orginization of its news ser­ a. iE
practically no people. Italy sends vices is world-wide, complete in
not make them cheaper. Con-
Lake.Denver.Ft,
an alarming proportion, while the every department; in tact, superi­ Atlantic Salt
btimers will have to pay the cost
Exp>->'ti.« Wortii, Omaha. Kai ■ 3:35
Poles, equally as undesirable, or to that of any other newspaper.
2:10 sas City, St Louie p IL.
of the light as dear experience
SHELLEY A- FOLEY Proprietors,
Chicago and Fast.
iorm
a
considerable
per
cent.
The
magazine
section
is
illus
­
n iu
has taught.
Our immigration laws should be trated in daintily tinted colors and
BURNS, OREGON
The trust is credited with a
St. Paul Walla Walla, Lewis­
made
stricter
so
that
we
should
splendid
half-tone
pictures.
This
12:35
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ton.
Spokane,
.Miune
E at Mail
dual motive, It aims cither to ab-
Shop opposite old Brewery
1 4» »polis. St. Paul, Du- a. in.
sorb the beet stig.tr industry or to not be made the (lumping ground section contains more high-class
utli Milwaukee, Chi-
work done with neat.iess and dispatch.
Sat’sfacion guranteed . 1
for
the
scum
of
Europe.
We
have
literary
matter
than
any
of
the
;
drive the latter interests out of
•ago r nd East.
¡fJBI'1 live ns a call.
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the relining business, i, ;i and to make shut out the Chinamen, but allow monthly magazines. The fashions
illustrated in natural colors are'
equally
undesirable
people
almost
once
occur
them vacate territory
OCEAN ami RIVER SCHEDULE
free entry.
11 especially valuable to the ladies.
pied exclusively by itself, One
T roni Portland
The colored comic section is a ,
of these results it feels sure of
genuine laugh-maker. The funny i
All sailing dates sub­
Italy has done much to deserve I cartoons are by the best
attaining, and either seems worth
est artists.
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ject to charge.
the
gratitude of this country by The humorous stories are high 8 P Bl For San Francisco 4 p. Bl.
the while. The advent of beet-
every 5 days.
sugar refineries into the new field enacting her new emigration law. class, by authors of national rep-
HARNEY
OREGON.
'
utation.
Under
this
law,
emigration
is
lolumbls Hirer
t p. 111.
the hierarchy regards as impu­
Steamers.
! Sheet music, a high-class, pop-
Except
permitted
only
at
certain
ports,
To Astoiia ana Way-
dent. Tnese new interests, ac­
“ ular song, is furnished free every
Sunday.
Landings.
cording to the dynasty’s purpose, anil agents are stationed at these Sunday in the Republic.
will have to cry for quarter. The ports to see that the emigrants
The price of the Sunday Re-
Wlllam.tt. Hirer.
price of peace will be either be­ are proper persons and that the 1 public by mail one year is $2 00.
Oregon City, New
nevolent assimilation or retirement laws of foreign countries relative For sale by all news dealers.
burn ?
berg, Salem and Way
O regon -
Landings.
from the sacred precinct of refined to immigration are complied with.
EVERYBODY CAN DRINK GOOD REER.
sugar. The trust therefore is in If the law is properly enforced, START A BUSINESS OF YOUR
W ilia mette Jt YauthlU 3:30 p ni QUART BOTTLES DELIVERED IN BURNS, $1 50 PER DOZEN
hirer.
OWN
the bailie with a two edged sword. we should be troubled with but
Oregon City, Dayton Monday
The growth of beet-sugar pro­ few undesirable Italian immigrants
,
.md W ay-Landings Wed,&
Friday.
duction in the past thirteen years and, although, of course, it is pos­ Our new hook entitled ‘ 40 M oney ,
has been phenomenal. From less sible for those u ho chose to do so M aking I deas " is worth its weidit in I i - 6 a. ni
Wilt.mette Hirer.
4:30 p m
gold to eveiy man who wants to start a 1 r|
than 2000 long tons in 1888 the to come by way of some other
I Tuesday Portland Corvallis 'I uesdav
legitimate, paling mail order tusinesa.
output has increased to nearly country, this plan will involv ex­ It tells you what to do ami how to do • Thun A and Way Landings Th un & Telephone JXTo. E5.
Sat.
Sat
200,000 tons, and is nearly four tra trouble and expense, and will it Huccea-fully. 8end us 50c today
WOLDEIWERC & BERC
Leave
times as large as five years ago. be adopted by comparatively few. and we will send you the book, and a
Lewist’n
Naake River.
‘
As much it produced now in a
valuable monthly journal one year free
Riparia to Lewiston. 8:3(1 a tn
C
entury
P
ublishing
C
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.,
B
ox
73,
single year as was in all the years
If a government should ever
Daily.
,
H eron L ake , M inn .
from 1880 to 1897. The manu­ become bankrupt arid go out of
A N.H oar ,
Lera) Agente ILirn-y Co.
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facture of beet sugar in the United business, its public property might
Huntington, Oregon
C. P. Rutherford. Burn«,
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J • I). Loggan, Hanncy
A. L. CRAIG,
States this year will be two-thirds be sold tu pay its debts. Hut
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E. A 11< atb, Drcwscy
Gen. Page Ag’t. Portland. Oregon
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the quantity of the cane output, that can never come to pass.
50 YEARS’
,
A. L. MOHLER, President.
EXPERIENCE
,
and nearly one-third the quantity Should one form of government
produced in the United States, be overthrown, another is set up
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Up-to-date job printing at reason­
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Hawaii and i’orto Rico. The in­ in its place, and the new govern­
able prices.
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dustry is e\ idently here to stay, ment takes possession of all the
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and the trust knows this well powers anti property of the old.
T rade M arks
[
D esigns
enough not to try to drive it out 1 There will always be some sort
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Eastern
Oregon
Developing
Company
does
a
general
Anyone aon«llnir a sketch and description tuny
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qitH-Klr ascertain cmr opinion free whether un
of existence. The object is to of onlcr and authority to control
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real estate and commission business. Buys and sells
invention tv probably patentable. ( ontitiuiiica-
tin,n strictly conftdential. Handbook on Patent«
b
•ent free. Oldest wgeney for securing patents.
real estate, mines and mineral lands, business enter­
nations, and so the dream of the
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Patents taken through .Munn A Co. receive
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tytcial »w ti< • . will out charge, in tho
prises of all kinds, horses, cattle, sheep, etc. Location
anarchists, a total abolition of all
!
«
government
lands
and
the
development
of
the
re
­
of
law and authority, will never be
la
A handsomely il'-istratcd weekly, Leroest cir-
sources
of
Eastern
Oorgon
and
contiguous
territory.
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culatinn of any •»«•lentifto journal. Terms, »3 a
realized.
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•ear; four months, |1. Hold by all newsdealers.
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J ohn E. R oberss , ecy ., O ntario , O r .
¿lie ¿imcs-Mírrafd.
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The Harney cMn,
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will pav .-.evenin''
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w»rd for the
•on or treraon, j,?*?’ « I
horse«, mule, or,.,!1 A i
her of the .l.aoelÆ1' ÿ I
oiler« ar, aduii],“;'1' SS
BLACKSMITH & WAGONSHOP.
3.0BT.
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“t“Sb> O0,.,T'
Oeo D itaaev «...
with Hl. lomieetM
Ptrhalf crop oft? <1
right e.a, /.ui*1’.»
tmigrunt and vleiCC*
of Buras. uu™“»r u,
Congre««’
Attorney
Governor
becratary
Tremar«’
bupt.
B R Porter, nUrrv stata
---------- Fr'
r.eail. I,tartina 1JJ ,.*< £
each ,-ar, trot, uj” gupr«ni<
VM ’ ratise EaugJ,”’’
Hun.«
*'“• k
I eter 1 lemptt,
He: cattle aameor
Dtatri« J
»0'1 split 11 .a ...
Diairicl
under bit in nïht “
létal K«!
1-c Grout, Sura, a
lAtuvneu
hip: t attle. Hie str,“*'
do« n,,n l.,th i,,M p r 'WSBLifl
Cuonty J
and underl.it in See»* f
Clerk
M Fenwit it, Born, b.
T rassure
al baron left shaul,',. '
Surveyor
earmarks, two underhr.
branded bar T on rt,k’ ’ Sheriff
Assessor
half crop la left ear,
tochool 8t
J H Buttyard, Btlnti,«.,
bcock Ini
marks, crop off left eu „
Guarnisti
onJlHeft'.M“Æ> _
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d^h^er"*^ -
cecelvet
Martin Bros., Burr.,, w
zontnl bat
either hi. U 9 _____
rixht ear. swallow I«/., ,’
jaw ; also some brstnleo ®
Hi
O L Shlnxlet-ecker. L U
Meets t
shoulder: cattle, 5 oa rt 4
marks, crop off right »72,
crop off left.
Fred Denstedt. Buni^:
A
shoulder: tattle FD „t .
Ueet«1
tier half t rop in sack ee
K J ll liliat.n. mi„ -
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shoulder: t-att'e. I B 00 ate.
«dr left ear. tinder Italie»,
tier chin: a So .utile trU
HAH
tierbit in left ear. nnestL;
Meet»
t attle .IT on left rlt«.rTOt
7-.S0 p «1
uuder halt crop tn right.
Prop.
IRVING,
Harney Valley Brewery
Five < allon kegs $2.00 delivered at
your home in Burns.
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Scientific American
A church economist savs that
$45,000,000 is invested in this
country in church steeples. The
steeple |s high art and cannot be
spared. It punctuates the land
scape. Even were the steeples
all sawed off and the money sent
abroad, the heathen would con­
tinue to rage and the people to
imagine lain things. Let the
spire alone.
iflUNN
Ko.
36,Br°‘d“”NewYorl(
Branch
Me. »2d F St.. Washlngtoa, D. C.
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BlacksmithingHorseshoeing.
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MAIN ST.. BURNS
Wagon work done i.t a satisfactory manner.
All orders given
prompt attention.
Give him a call.
#40,00
salt, gathered from
h this summer. Of
I is mixed with dirt
stock purpose,
rain several
Lundi cd tuns
Superior to all others irrespective
of price. Catalogue tells you
why. Write for one.
NATIONAL SEWING MACHINE CO»
JJO BROADWAY.
New VorK.
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•SJO ' S|r Y0ug>3 lotpuw II« -a,
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Factory.
BELVIDERE. ILL.
— T rustworthy men
and
WOMEN to tra»> I and advertise for old
established house of solid fincanial
st • ding
8 ilary 1780 a year and ex
pe i-. s. all payable in ca-h. No eenvas-
sing required (live references and Ri­
ch«- self addressed .'amped enve’ope.
A hirers Manager, 355 Callon Bldg
Chicago
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Our fee returned if we fail. Any one sending sketch and description of j
any invention will promptly receive our opinion free concerning the patent­
ability of same. “How to Obtain a Patent” sent upon request. Patents
secured through us advertised for sale at our expense.
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Patent taken out through us receive special notice, without charge, in
T hb P atent R ecord , an illustrated and widely circulated journal, consulted
by Manufacturers and Investors.
cattle, nu in e on left hip er
bit iu each ear, dewlap «n bnur
Send lor sample copy FREE. Address,
VICTOR
J.
EVANS
&.
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(Patent Attorney*,!
Evans Building,
WASHINCTON, D. C.
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this tout
ment« th
Pat was timid—"Biddy! did
r thtt.L «if m-krru»’»’* ’ * \ 0
faith, Pat 1 navvr did’ •Sorry»’*
said pat as he turned ay ay with
head cast down. “But, Pat!”
cried Biddy: "Wait .» minute;
v e’ve set me a-thinkm.”
The lecturer Mid: 1 “If 1 stand
on mi head the blood all runs to
my Lead, doesn’t it.” lie was’
n< t contradicted. “But now I
stand o<i my fret, why di.esn’t
the blood tush to tni feet:” -‘Bi-
cause your feet aie not empii,”
replied MxGitmis, from the audi­
ence,
first Rational Bank
CALDWELL. IDAHO
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I General Ranking Business Transacted
CORR ESIX >NLU_\iCE INVI TED
Highest of all ia Leavening Fewer.— Latest U. S. Gov’t Repcrt
Ray Ku?
A bsolutely pure
, !’
Xarrowi.hrw
left atltie; cattle Th cuti.
mark, upper slope oit
and bell collar.
Sylvester Smith, Ntm»» -.
leg; cattle V bar. cannai ",
«hurt over slope lu each èû
<lewlap.
P G Smith, Burns hor«w® !
right hi ml leg and left «h r.,--
circles on either hip; ear.u
B urnì
eur, split iu uuder aide of It!:
Colle'
A E Young. Burna, horiw
Retate I
J •< connected on righr shve-v
left shoulder; f-attle, rorki:,-
eftrniark, righr ear drooped i f
J. W
ing towards head on upper? «
side of neck: all anima!«din--.
C P Rutherford, Burns, «
side; earmark, under slope.:
bar 2 ou left shoulder
Al
Micha« 1 Moylan, honei.r
.
« n left hip; murk, riglv
’ B KXS
left drooped down, jughav ; -
Pra
Thus Wingfield. Burns.hor«
on left shoulder; cattle,unir
» Coll«
crop olT left ear, abort overji.^:
John Craddof k, Silvits.h i»«j|
A - R
sb«>ul<ier: «-tittle. .*-.■« on r:.;.,
j
ofT n$h t eur, swallow fork I: yj
brisket.
WE Smith, Burns, cattle, I:
mark, split in right ear,«c.-
G lludst>eth. Burns, canle.i»
side; mark, crop and split.: t*.
Simon Lewis, Burns.cattleKifl
maik. crop and underbii
,
under half crop oil right.
TG Kribs, Bur-.ts, cattle’T
left hip; murks, cup off leflttJI
John Witzell. Burns, hum ' '
stifle; cattle, diamond bar ■ ■
Caret
split in ea> h ear. wattle un e:
I» M Mc.Menainy, Burns,hi-» .
lioi
left «title; t attle, <i‘J on left kip n
in tach ear Willi full uanieea •
Varien Bros., horses. LFnnW
I
I.F on right hip; mark. crqu.
derbir iu right ear.
J W Jones, Burna, cattle.i,:r
THoas
right hip; mark, crop aitdniti3<
bit in right; hoiecesatue hnnH
Allai
J A Williams, Van, hum«.“« '
cattle, bar II. on l»-n nit: »nL»
ear, under sl«»pe in right.
H Elliott, Bun s lior-s. IB
stifle; cattle, on left s:de;im
right ear, left split in half
doWn against «ide ot head.
U S Johnson, Van, horses?.SJa<
cattle, SJ on leit hip: mark, '”
half crop In right ear, uuderbi:.’
C J Jonuson, Riley, cattit,01»
marks, su allow fork iu rightetr.r
W B J«.hnsoii, cattle, JK cob U m
mark, crop off right ear, tw«
half crop in left.
W A Campbell, Narrow»,bor*1
W. L. *
on left shoulder : « arrle, ba.* \
left shoulder; mark, upperbC”
John Buoy, Burns, horses.*#®** }
cattle, 2B on right hip or mdt »
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each ear. hole in right.
Mrs I N Hughet. Warm Spdw
lock on left side; mark. Jan« --' g
Sohn Hipsmun, Burns. hôT* .
OJÍ1-1-
shoulder; cattle, OJ on nghti!*» ,
left ear. two underbits in right |
Sam King, Burrs, cattle,87
crop and underbit in each«**»
jaw
J P Dickenson. Narrows.bo”*1*'
stifln; « tittle, bar through dia»»
shoulder; mark, ui.deîbi» in re­
branded on left si«ie and h’F
Rose Sitz, Nrrrows. horse»»lj*^H _____
-PATENTS-
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R«TE»no»cmr
► Neue» la "tanrl n a »» -
» Book -Howicoixais Pur-.s-
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Wanted!
\ our tea trade from now
on.
ScWrtg's Best wants it
I» Finneniore, Burt s. horwjd'^M
left stifle: c attle same
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off each ear, under sh pc 1» ***•
E
nose.
A Exil. E«!t.»or*-. F "
on right hip; mark, upperh*«*“ &
J T V\ arc. Narrows, cattle.
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hip; mark, under half crvP01
J W Biggs. Burns, horse».
H B Timunoi a. Narrows, herws-j^ç;
binedon left stifle; cattla citt*' (
mark, crop and ui:«ler haifervf *
derbit in right, dewlap under IA
J«^»l II Howard. Br.rr". »»•» ’
»rifle; rattle, same on left “*> ‘ |
| left ear. split in right.
W v* Brown. Fife. hor»eft
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jaw. young hOr»*» both J“-'1., \
right rifle; bar “
rU»t
k ! ■ ss hock ; ba? diamond on ten*--«
W D Har.ley. Burr«.
B
tattle. Same «»u lelt Li?
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sput in right ear. »w«il«>w
,
LY on left hip; mark. s«»«il0< •
"ft
J C ’ reaaman. Burn«. rtn elJ<-a» v
left side or hip; mark, crop a*
and slit in left.
L L < lark. Narrows, tor«««, fre ­
shen Ider.
John Gilrre»». P. I- *
wrench on left atifle ca’t e
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mark, square crop off ri»hl
siopie on left.
French Glenn Live St«xk Co • ,
renntendent. F C Lnsk.
Burrs, bo.se«. Pon lef*
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i i--ecte«1 on jeft hip: mark.
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left ear. dew ap cut un r>nÎ^Brty«<l
mark same as above.
“1“ w '
ma k. a* allow tvrk n eft
throat; <a tie. T <«n left bip ••
• >ff left ear. wattle on left ••
,
C. H Toeatly. Burna her»»»
; left sh«.a!cer
F C Bulk key. Nilviea. etnle.
tight r: «. mark, •nn- ’h enj »
wttt'.e. h*r»ea. 44 ou e : • •
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mm. fclebriM ***
Violin
— your money back if you
don’t like it
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