BURN’S. HARNEY COUNTY,OREGON, JANUARY io, 1903
VOL. XVI
THE LEWIS AND CLARK FAIR
COMPLY
WITH CONDITIONS
O. R. «V N. comes to this city.
It has long been the opinion of ¡
Col. Judson that too much atten
some of the worlds greatest grain
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
fields, orchards, fisheries and cat THE ONLY WAY TO GET GOVERN tion was being devoted to wheat
BRIEF STATEMENT OF PURPOSES OF
tle ranges
The city of Portland. |
farmers
discrinnnating against
Vear
...
MENT ASSISTANE.
1905
EXPOSITION.
Mwuths
•*•<£
ì |iX
other grains in its favor. Here is
fu ree .Mouth«
near whieh Clark in 1806, was i
the plan he will follow:
compelled to bluff a few root.' from
OFFICIAL OIKECTOKY
Mus:
Have
Clear
Sailing
in
All
Irrigatiou
Experiments made with eorn
STATK—OBIGOM I
tile Indians, shipped in the ten
i
J. II Mitehell. The One Hundredth Annlverasry of Arrival
Worlc--People Must Dispose of ail
V..' Beattori
have
proved that it will produce
vears
ending
June
30,
1901,
over
I
Joseph Simon
of The Lewis sod Clark Parly in
Coafllctlag luteres'.».
(Thos. Tongue,
well in the Pacific Northwest and
81,500,000 bushels of wheat and
Ore:oa--Natioual
in
Scope.
Igrelimeu ................ tM A. Moody
K. N. lllaekbnrn
certain especially adapted varieties
ornoy Geueral .............. p. ..............
5,300,000 barrels of wheat flour.,
T. T. Geer
rsruor
General Passenger Agent A. L.
............ FI Dunbar
irwtary oi 8l«te
In
Oregon,
Washington
and
Idaho!
have been shipped west from North
<: s Moore
A writer in the Edinburg Re
msur«r
Craig of the O. K. & N., who re
... .J II Ackerman
>i. rublic7u«tructk>n.
where
the
skilled
hunters
of
Lewis
¡
Dakota and will be generally in
............ W H Leeds view in 1843 describing Oregon as
turned from the east a few days
te Primer
.......
) K S. Kean.
troduced along the lines of the
and Clark 100 years ago could not!
.5 C. Wolverton the last corner ou earth left free for
ago, learned a few things about ir
sap .iso Jude»
find meat enough to keep the
> r. A. Moore
road. These varieties of eorn will |
the occupation of a cizilized race.
rigation while be was in Washing
shadow of famine away from their {
MINKTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
mature in from 80 to 100 days, and I
ton. In reply to questions on the
M. D. Current’ “When Oregon may be colonized,’’
it riet Jud»d
tents,
there
ure
today
over
10,00v,-
arc
particularly adapted for sowing i
.
.
W
rn
Miiiei
I riel AtTurnay
subject, by a Baker Democrat man
I S Geer he declared, “the map of the world
[iil-K.er.Bout.llvo
on ground where wheat has been
. J w Morrow may be considered as died up.’ 000 domestic cattle. The main I
[ut-Seuatur
. ■
Mr. Craig said:
purpose of the Exposition will be !
winter killed or on summer fallow. '
COUNTY — HAHNEY Î
This whs written nt the tim. ihe
"1 believe, in the first place, the
Janies A Sparrow
to advertise the resources and pos
l’ul'lllc Northwest farmers have ¡
flio ity Judge
. 11. Kichurdson boundarv question was pending bo
position taken by the Oregonian, m
KA Miller
sibilítica of the Pacific northwest
long been in the habit of farming
Tia-kirer
J R Johnson tween the United Stites and Great
their editorial a few days ago, is
S.ir.eyor
.Geo y-heliey
with the view of encouraging set
their laud two year» and leaving it
wholly in accordance with the con
Britain, terminating June 15, 1846
J \V ,J Buchuuan
JkÇebtrjr
i Bartlett
tiers and investors to come here
idle tho third, thus making it
•cfiv.-oi Superintendent
E
J
Noble
ditions
that
exist.
in
the
addition
of
the
territory
be
Itv x Inspector
A. Venator
from the east and middle west to ,
available
for cultivation but two.
i
n luissiouers
R J William« tween the 42nd and 49th parallels
“From mv conversation in Wash
m ,ke homes and establish new in*
thirds
of
the
time.
HARNET Ü. 8. LAND OFFICI ’
ington D C., with some of the gov
Win Karre Him weal of the Rocky Mountain' . dustries
In a word the northwest ¡
It is claimed thatconstant growl h
jitter ... ......
..
Cha«
Newell
ernment
officials
most
prominently
it leiter
to our national domain
Fife - m
.....................
1 itself will he on exliibit on with all ¡
of a single article on laud robs it of
years before Cap’ainGr’iv bad dis
connected with irrigation work,!
its matchless scenery and its pro
formed the opinion that the only its substance, but that on the year
covered the Columbia River and
ducts of farm, forest, factory and
way to get the government started when it is "resting” a crop of a dif
38 years before Lewis and Clark
SOCIETIES.
mines. The exposition will not be
on this work in our state is for the ferent variety can be produced
had completed their expedition
SYLVA KF.HEKAH UeíreeNo.s»
local or sectional in any sense.
faxtio.r; insieme weduei’iiy.
locality to be benefitted to get to without material injury. Corn is
across the connnen* by making
m
s4rv C . G. Smil • Î*-'*•
C. G. Suiitli, Reu bei- ).
L nv railroad rut’s will l.e in ef-1
gether and submit the proposition to brought into use as the third
can p on the shores of th" Pacific,
feet l> tween the east and the weFt
year crop.
n . Sumi LoU»e, No 47
The one hundredth aiiniv. rs irv m 1905, which will insure I iegr to the government with maps, etc.,
“The special stock sales were
«.«»•ver; Friday uigbl. lu;îar<l. m . w
in
proper
shape
particularly
pro
h U Hoyt, ki.ee. of the arrival of the Lewi- and and
representative
attendance.
productive
of excellent results,’’
Clark party in Oregon will be Specially low rates will prevail in viding for proper adjustment of all
I IVUSEY I.OPGK. NO. 7). 1.0 0 F.
said
Col.
Judson,
“and they will
comnivninrat- d in 1905 by an ex- ih* Nosthwest to enable the visitors 1 private interests; for instance, if a
be continued during the year 1903
proposition
is
offered
to
the
govern
•’ a “*•
w Y King, see •' posiii hi which wi II be r< presenta- to go to other towns and sections i
ment that involves piivate interests ! Fliis siiipping of puie-blood stock
I’rep.t
i
for
tiv>* ■ f Am- rii’.i
;f interest
Ail wlj.» wish to vi«it
aild there Is lie n. ug . ..in III-’ o III into the Northwest and allowing!
r
this • v -nt are ii.>-v Ilf . it. i V
r KU K hbó 1 u > A L U A H
a.i . place in Oreg-m, t i¡ tne pui-
i student« the privilege of purclius ,
.
*
wav. A company "ílb '’^’Iposeoflooki.. ig up land, or investi rs of these private interests to m-
nig
from the original owners direct, I
!
dieate
that
they
desir«
the
improve
capiial lias been incorporated at gating
W. J. COLEMAN,
locations for industrial
has
been of material benefit to the
(’ortl ind. the site has l>een selected plants—no matter whether it be in ments to be made and are willing
I Stenographer and Notary Public
live
st< ck industry.
near the very point on th« Wiliam-1 the remotest section of the state—■ ' to bear a share of the expense, the
L
* \Ve stand ready to anything
B ukns , - O regon .
me
ns
would
fall
on
the
laud
ette reached bv Captain ( lark in will have the privilege of settiers or
on.-« I. cl i«.u. Bsiik auitdiur.
-
'I
< ls<* ttint is asked, If the farmer»,'
April l.SOC, and the various state investors rales. There Will thus they own if it was still owned by
I
fruitmen or stockmen will only
legislatures and c ingress will be he opportunities to see the Upper the governm.-nt, tint the govern
GEO. S. SIZEMORE,
make their requests direct to the1
ment
officials
will
pot
bother
u
ith
asked to make appropiiations and Lower Columbia river, North
attorni : y ,
company, so th re can be no ques- !
All
propoli
such
a
proposition.
........................ O regon Our Lewis and Clark exposition western Oregon, Tillamook, the
B urns ,
tion of their desire.*, we will meet i
will be national in sc.ips a id im vViliamette valley, Southwestern turns must come to the government
■ Cwlleuaon-. I.aad burines®. «'“I beai
promt
rtv
wcleimed
to.
Hbsoiutely clem and free from ques them more than ball way in any
Sfioi'c luaiter
portance.
Oregon, Southern Oregon, and all
measure that will aid in develop-
Nothing that has occured since if the state East of the Cascade lions of conflicting interests. Un
ncnsauu.«.
M. Firs’*«»*»»
der the eircumsiancts. if Baker 1 mg or bettering the country tribu
Notary 1 unie
the
discovery
of
gold
in
Calif-irni-i
■ AUarcey at L«w.
».«.ate
mountains. This will be one of
tary to our lines.”
will so att'act attention tn the Pa the most important features of the county people expect to have the
fl WILLIAMS Ar FITZGERALD
Col Judson is especially well ,
government
take
up
any
of
the
irri
cific west and its wonderful caps-i Exposition,
i
for the excursions of
Obice in eld
Luildh «.
pleased witii . the action taken bv
gation
prop
isili
eis
in
your
county,
bilities for Imine building and in-' - the Eastern visitor to those parts !
BlMN».
-
O regon .
| fruitmon during tho year 1902 to-
dustry ns the L-wis and Clark Ex- of Oregon whieh greatly need de- they must take the matter up sys
j wind
purification of orchards.
porition < f 19 >5. The east, now ¡ v lopment will certainly result in tematically and in detail, an 1 pre
s. W. MILLER,
The fruit was more free from pests
well filled lip with people, and iarge increase in population through sent them, aa stated, free from dif
NOTARY PUBLIC.
during the past year than before,
lacking the cheap land that in gen I settlement and tho inyestuient of ficulties so that the government
for s* veral Fearons, ami if these ef- ,
Burn». - - - Oregon.
erations past was its chief in In ce enormous sums of money 1..
m the <::4n l*roue*‘^ with the work of put-
! forts are only continued it is the
ment to the home seeker, now ap state.
ling in the dilcii without any inter
J.W BIGUS,
DALTON BIGGS
belief of the industrial agent that i
preciate» the west and realizes its
The appropriation to be made by ference from unyone.
the “hug scourge” can be put down '
Biggs A Biggs
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
value to an expanding country. . the legislature for the Exposition
“I am of the opinion that pro
and kept under forever.
The great task the west has to will he extended under the direc ject« of reasonable size presenting
ATTORNEYS - AT - LAW,
BNS,
- - - - OREGON. overcome, the pr.judice against it. : tion of a state commission which no very serious difficulties will be
B
Rcligicus Services.
Practice in all the courts of Ore. was due to the fact that for forty will lie required to submit a full taken up by the government first,
years following th'; purchase of[
Collections promptly made.
report ef its doings to the legisla so as to make more sure the suc
Services at Christian Science I
MRS. A. JORDAN, Proprietor. BURNS, OREGON.
Louisiana the land was not needed 1 ture which will meet nfter the cessful coiiHUinmation of the plan,
Hall
every Sunday at 11a m and
|. a tmv.ii
c .W.P asb .»« fur settlement and the pjopleofl
closer of the Exposition No part of ao that experience may be had 8 p 111. Service Wednesday even- !
PARRISH & REMBOLD,
'Striotlv ŒFlxst-Olasa
the United States were at a loss to i le money will be expended in any tbrougii the developnent of condi-
inga nt 8. Subject for Sunday,
Attorney »-a t-I.aw,
kn >w what to do witii the n- w pos
,
lions
which
are
likely
to
arise,
hut
I other way.
January 4 ‘ God" January 11 Life’’
Barns («nd Canyon City.) Oregon,
session. Between 18)2 and 1853.
i w hich cannot be definitely foreseen.
j Will ¡»rack cm iu tlie court« ot H rt •*'-• 8,1(1
J aim ray 18 • Trulli’ January 25
-
Irautcuau tea and iu the supreme evurk 01 lu« purchase, exploration and w ir add
I um anxious to see this work »tart-
IAie. in «ibO V.
uffica.
"Love.”
Another man who started to “lick ed in our state, and am sure that
ed 2.138,488 square milts to our
Rev A J Irwin will preach nt
national extent, over 2j times as the editor” hna come to grief The your people will be well repaid for
Chas. II. Keonard,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
j large an area as Great Britain by loeWFjmper man who, in thits latent any trouble necessary to g"t a pro- Harney the 2nd Sunday of each
Thia hotel i« centrally located and under the management nf aa
month at 11 a. m. and 7:3<) p. m
pareful attention given to Collec i the treaty of 1783 dec-lan d to be t instance, hoa maintained the repu- position of this character in such
Sabbath school every sabbath at 2 experienced landlord,
Th»* building bun l«**rn thoroughly renovated
tion» and Real Estate matter».
I "fiee. sovereign and independent; Nation of his brethren of never lie- shape as the government officials j p. m.
and ia well furnished,
Th»* dining room ia in charge of polite, accom-
Notary Public
¡states.” Ail this vast territory is mg “put to sleep,’ is the editor of seem to require.”
Bunday school st Harney the mo dating waitera.
The table« are furniahed with the beat.
O regon .
B urns ,
i west of the Mississippi River and the Fulton Advocate. He tells of
first Hun lay of eaeh mon i h at 10
Oilice 111 1 i mes-Herald building the da r when It began to be needed the incident in this fashion:
On the Recorni, third
TO ORO’.V CORN ON THL Tlidi'J YEA». i clock a in
irst
lass
ar
n
onnection
md fourih Sunday 'f each month
■.Monday a f lbov came into ouf|
I for »«ttiem- nt is within the memo*
nt
3
o'clock
p
m
Preaching
ser
jon!> w »»«ART
L. M
ire ind siart. d t » run ihe ranch. Special Varieties Would he Productive While
,ry of men yet tn the p im of Ilf
vice > very si i nd Sunday nt 8 p in
MARSDtK & uEARï.
Th« Oregon country, » which the G f>-lt -<» »tire of vici »ry that h»*
The Soil is Belog Rested.
At th«
Presbyterian church
Pay ama.iS and Sui gcmis.
N I CAKl'ENTEK. C ariiifr ,
, expedlllmi of Lewis ai.ij C.
JOHN l> DAI.Y. Pirn«
j’1 i »pod in for a tight. The f How
Burna. Rev. A J. Irwm
pn»:<>r
r
.
A. ( WE IJ O.ME, As-r C abhifr .
FRANK K.COFFIN, Vic: Purs
Although
is
no
h
»pe
that
K « tri :» o it <i towi» a- -oon a-
I sored to
m ric.iti a .y r
BURNS, OUEUON.
ll -vine s> rvie- s th" 'bird and fourth
b wa - a
a i I
i » • uf . h * op - o- 1 th»- Paciff«- N’orlliaFdt will « ver l»e Suridnva i,f each month a< 11 a in.
i C ’uq ria- - all m h< p »•
kr.r. -U rr»»4r«e-
A«*-"' I’’1’’
» cori» producer in th** Rato»* pro arid 7:"0p m. Fiifibnth »«hool at
ion thrtt n»- thinks 4 Tl 1 I
ofOr-gon. Wa-h
R. Ü. BURRO W.
. that it rio V ufc . vm wheat, 1<» a in. * very Hubbath mornmg
hoi « ufi*
B» for*
AV *rn
ti.'d por’
ti
th*-
<>
K »V 5 C •> > . »lurinx thw year
h
«•
»*
•
*r
fn
»-ia
i
the
Preselling aervi< ’» at the Baptist
fHYnli ¡AN ANu .-UKi.r-O
imes-Jíerald
«d. In rhe very route that they
followed are io be found today
g.
CHEAPER
Than any at any store
EASTERN OREGON
 Trial Will Convince You
Oregon Forwarding Co.
Ontario, Oregon,
Special Accommodations for Traveling Men.
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First NatioaS Bank
OF BURNS, OREGON.
-i
a
I.» «uv p«ri of ihe . ■ u tr.
a ««cred day o- m«nL.
•
ti
Rixom 1 at»'i 2, Buras H •;*!
I ». Brwwnton
L B. Hibbard
¡ libbmxl «Sc 1 hvwntoti.
I_>E> T1?8T X.
OTUr« ira* *1 - r ***1 T7.« * Lisera Far. k
Baran. Orvg-x*
• a
.ions mcm i r.i.i.N
Barn*
O.eg’ii
9
Clondr dava preferred for
making sitting.*
Photo« bn*
lah'J in carbon and platinum
«
effect»
Inatn>.tar.eor'» pr era» use
ex*« rivelv. Firat Is«» «”’1
and aauafactiots guarar teed
io
th- juNt opened, will do !’•»
Wi bring < I of r that tune when corn
Wib for o at
a portion of th»*
:»;> V
II
i-i ' IM
•V j V
Ur»*gon
and
Waah:r>|{ti>n
crop
of
o people witii roon
farms. Col. R C Judión, indtit-
IIP »re. and .. n sb y*
It '-ike. 1 h" Hi.ntan’- • of the pub-
.N h««
trial ag< nt for the O K
I wf-aiih
.... of P ’
..<■ to git a S'e«i local paper
If
Ictad«’«!
already t»k«n up thi* matter, an i
on" is m pos.e.'ion of a lot of new-
in devoting ’.0*111 *11 amount of hi-
UUU(X>>
I ■■•’* not 1.1.
It. il ma v i- ■
I U» d a’«'
time to corn.
>•1
Newspaper r-port»ra. from
I' 1» also Bllltouaced I
I
►»Ch. ar
force id’ bsilll. go where they are
ITsicntxi.t. SpokAn** A:
spet iat stock ».ties h«ld a
treated t**t m thia r«ap<ct, and if
Inrnrly SO.Ck’O eacb.
lire » of 'lie r ad during 1!
the,- skip« i
item which you
resulled
in inti
•«¡Ç
w Inch
| f «und near P rtlarn
Cave in mind, nine liiue* out of ten
miaerabW fndun
much ure bi • <1 cattle, ah
ito-j are to blam’
It it not <nr
therr H af Ine pr *t. »n
(>.«- W;
hog«, will »« «' mtinu’d.
intention
’o»« a .’twin it»rn
We
Itamettr arid Columbia R v^r«. th-
“We help tl ;« farmers, and by
J i not on.y projioee to f.ilo» ih"
helping them w« i.elp or«e|f’" Mid
• 42nd cily <*f th** l’m »• «. h a j . »
' - »ten cii tnnal for news, but in
Cd. Judson
“Tint ha* always
’»ing t
i-f $135 ‘a
tend op«..log new ones. If the re
[
nank’.ng pnw-r nf $2-5 (XM iXM,
liaen our motto. There is nnthi ng
porter cal>< on you encourage him
will.in rea»< ’i th it t! « O R A N.
1 rii* rennt!*e Ciipi'ai of $5*’.Ui»000
and hi tf s «iv pi i am in getting
will not do f r it» patrons
We
, 9nd fr-r*«ign comir.*r e f ^12.000«*
more
¡•HO. L*wiw and Clark, it will be out a go»d paper, and the
*»m>t io wring prosperity to far-- - r*
gold on -« von h»v* in yur city.
I- «¡dentally the prosperity of far
.
«r>d far*d atervation manv
■ the batter—Ex
mer» n!o> g the linen of our RM<1
iä linw“ and t» i’ i«»r Ihe
***r
’ riea and rcotf ohtair»' I fr »m th*
means a great d< *1 to Portland, f >r
printing—Tb« Tia»M-H«rai i all rf th" produce sbipp-d over
Ir Len?, u- jft rurriy hiv
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r»
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9
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with -ui •
Accounts of Corporations, Finns and Individuals Solicited.
church every 1st and 2nd Sundays,
mornii g and
evening
Sunday
-’•liool • v«ry Sunday at Ila in.
prayer meeting every Thursday
evening.
WE WANT YOUR BUSINESS.
► t i «net nenn
lohn r» Italy. Frank It Coffin. N I". ( arpenter, It. J.
Wllliiou- .1. W Geary, C. Casalina, IÎ M Horton, M Alejr«i»(|»»r, Ifni
Jon«*-, lìittin«* Pavia.
■ Hot C dh-e J ih - ai the V. indoor
E i.porium can serve you with the
beat thinga on earth
Freeh East*
i-rri Itv.tera now on hand.
•S/aic and Caunfy Warranh bought at l/iu marif!prtet.
a ! m >
btnl. k irnurcd «nd will be reimbursed for any I om by burglary
or hold up day or night.
<-»•«"
• <"»n
T'llE in’’«t inii*ortsnt improve-
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p**nn>«ii»l'ip makes tii. p<r>r writer
a «pl- ndid pemnan in a fi-w weeks
by th- ti«« of this ri' g
Endorsed
be prominent College President*
s d It -ur i« •>' E i'i< -i>i”n in E imp
and A '’erica. Sample dnt*n «>■
* ir’e 1 •>< * »e>.t p<,*t paid for «1.00
einyj* »ample _’5-
When rdering
a aingh- ring at«'« whether for mir,
woman, nr chi!*i.
PENN URL SUPPLY CO.
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JOHN I» DAl.Y. l’»nsii.«»T
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M. ALEXANDER..Vics-Pssaipssv.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF ONTARIO OREGON
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Moliciteel.
KT<>< K HOLDERS:—John D Daly. William Jope», Frank R.
Coffin. Abner Robbins, B. F Olden, M Alexander, N U. Carpen
ter. William Miller. E. II Test. Time Turntali
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