its line 150 miles south to Bend, in
• Knight
southern Croak county, and has tht-
f. voted it.
. Court Jentitr
assurance of f l.WJ.OOO fimn East
Judge Webster made an ex-
. . Clown
ern capitalists if Portland will fur-
One
of
th
-
pleasant
social
events
ten-led address, tn the course oi
. . Clown
ni-li
jo.wt. Just how much th«
SATURO AT. FTBftCAEY 1» r » <
which lie declared it a mistake to of the season and one long to l.e
.................... Ccein
agreement
I. tween t tie Co umbia
say tl at the irrigation company remembered By the participant,
Country Squir.-
Southern and the () R Jk N , into
M «KSK«*l
JI MA > bïRI>
was the mask ball nt Locher’»
.Bailor
could dictate to those who <>wn
tl.e interior if the latter give, all
Hill last night. The hall was
t ,
, . , ,
.
the land. I le .ls .-ugjested tit it
t. has Johnson
of
Ifa freight to th« big line, bam-
crowded at an early’ hour ami
1 lie legislature h is appropna'.-
.' ifr id ,’’
i j. ,
,
.
it n i;;ht by wise to appoint a
p. rs the CoJumoia - .uthern tn it,
ed ^-100,000 for a poitage i :.J-
*
11
although the weather was extreme Frank Gowan
ChlU’ll
road at The Dalles.
commission to draw up a bill to
desire to pen. trat- Central Or gou,
ly cold many la lv spectators were August Gilbert
.........
Sailor
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be presented at the session of the
is a matter which the busim-ss men
there uml enjoyed the different Fred Hill . .
J'S.-H’ JailKg
legislature two years hence.
features v -ry much. Ta re wer-i Will R >b rtson
will endeavor tn determine
1 rank Jutn- a
A bill to repeal the ■< alp boun
E. E. Lytle said he believed somethihj like 115 maskers—the A!l«n Jones
ll i- the intei i .I. of the Ci,film
Swell e.ion z
ty law passeri the lorn ■ !...• other tin: people doing the tri ¡gating largest number m the bi-tory of Kldrin Jnhri“m
Ida Southern, if .’ ¡.owed Io follow
.................... Clean
day in a bun y.
1. .-'.ci u Oi... n should be entitled to the control ,,ur intle citv
Tom Maupin .
its plan, tn extend the main line
. . Cimvn . — r— ,
member.» tried iodo -orni tiling of the land, at least until it was
south, throwing oat sbert feeder, o
Some unique customes and char Brass Byrd
. Clown
but They were neve given a svlti d upon. He I’efetred brief-: aclers were in evidence and the Billy Corbell
as th dev iopinent of trade condi
'p.inish <'aValier
< barite and were outniuni i t rd l-y | n to the S' . lion making it com ju-lg1 s bad a hard time to decide Cariie Parker
and eventually to
•. Dtide tions warrant,
a large majority. It i» kn v n I ulsury for people to he uctualT’’b° were entitled to tlie prizes for Oscar Swain
line <1 wn the De-
build
its
mam
......... I* ace
teat sustained character. Claud MyGee
Alone that river is
that the law was alms’. J to a c< i
•i ttlei s before they Could acquire 1 I the
1
................. Face echutes river.
Al
Welcome
.
.
tiie ideal route for tapping Central
tain extent, but it had ... om- p n ssioii, mi l ilhts'.r.iced this by There were Chinamen, Japanese,
...................... Face
Hank Felton
Oregon. It goes into the very
plislied much good, nevi riliclc-s Idcilaiing that prospective set tiers Irishmen, English dudes, Dutch-
' . pa uish Cavalier heart of toe territory. The only
, man, Mexicans and if fact every James Vurion
...
Joi key
might come here from the East
Jimmie Buckland
thing imaginable.
objection raised to building the
A meeting ot the < x cuiive and make partial payments but
......... Fisherman
Mrs M FitzGerald was awarded Hi mer Reek
road now is that for a distance of
committee of tin On g- .. It i i ,;a that under the Williamson act
thu pi ize lor tbc I.e-t so,' iirn-d lady (Trover James-- .
5'J miles, more or less, there is no
’Alpho.-*-
lion Association will I h-HI < n tiny Would not l-e able to do that. churiteler, remesi tiling a Japanese Fr-d RuCine
trade ti rtilory from which the line
C • h
February 20, to cottii In ll. dif
Mi. White stated that he was i.uly. T J Garrett an "Blind Jack” (i McGee
could draw for supp .rt, while the
ferent irrigation pt - j '
I ef<
pn -ent as a delegate from the was a easy winner for the gents A V Racine..............
i xt. nsiun . f (lie present Columbia
it and make recomiiieiidilions to irrigation
■
convention and lie be | prize. Tin! ileclamn of the judges T. E. Morgui
Siutli rn line woii.il draw from
the government in favor of the lieved section io should be amen met with general approval Other, 1 E. Dale............................
every mile it coveied.
most feasible, s.iis .1 Poitland i x- ded so that the land should be who in re strong ci-mpetitors for Fred Hr >wn
1> 1» much easier to induce capi
Ray Di-kinson
1 liange. Well, that . mniiUec given only to actual settlers and llie prizes were Sam Parish as
talists to l.tnld a road through a
who led ‘ Blind Fred Fisk
fertile country than it is to build
wasn’t swallowed up in a tid.il then only whin they pul it into Cap Kunnaday”
Jack ’ around with a stick, Mrs Loren Hembree..........
one
up a canyon like the Deschutes,
wave as was predicted.
II ultivation, ot improved it.
Pearl Vulgnmore «• "Blind Jack's — Hurlburt............ .. ..
where
it will not derive any bene
I
Squaw” sustained her character Ed Moore ...................
fit until completed. But us the
The vote for U. S. Senator re 1
............
wi 11 and was natural as life
Mrs. Hancock
Ctinjun Red nr.d Gun Club.
trade of the interior grows in vol
mains the same from d iv Io d iy,
G \\ Waters, repr. -euiing a beggar Frank Welcome.............. Carpenter ume through the development of
Saddler
A number of residents <>f Can woman with a "hand organ” and a Earl Swerk
notwithstanding tin fait that tin-i
the country’s resources a direct
Chas Cr.-:.in
F olhali play-r
papers |>tedict t.irtlmg ihni os! yon City met at the county tieas big play card "1 am blind” waft
line d I.vn th • Deschutes will be
immediately.
The Multnomah in er's ..Ilici- list Saturday tor the one of th» amusing and »ell »ua- Boo!» Smith . . .
come a necessity to handle the traf-
delegation still mi.limn It.m
purpose of organizing a rod and ti.ined character«. Julius Chandler
ic with more ease. Ot course, it
alii THINGS FOR OREGON.
about from one to anotliii Holt gun club, say» the Eagle. Tem as 'Encle Sam” was,quite a sticeess
wouid pay to t uild the road up llie
land man and people don't know porali organization w.:s effected | and Fred Fisk as a chinaman
D.sc.iUl. s al th- start, liut it re-
Tiv* construction of th»* portage
was typical
There were also
where “they’re at.” Johnathan 1 by the elei lion of V. G. Cozad
■ quires s’veial ttm. - us nmchcaplt-
Hume very nic > costume, which road, the opening of the mouth of
• al a» will be need, d til ■ o’.h r way,
Bourne is still wo: kmg in th 'i liairin in and A. 1> Leedy sec e
llo* Columbia and the cxtHnbi »n of
were much ad mired
and will take long, r to g t returns.
(lark, Im' it i- thought he will lary. A committee of linee coi.-
Managers I.- » is A Smith nr-1 a raih-'id ¡ntoC uiir.il Or»goo, .in*
l..«iy mir coveied i>_, the uih. r
soon show his tine h ind.
Btn ; 1 - isti 11 g of A. ! >. Lei dy, C J. .Mc
commended for the manner in now absorbing th“ uttfUtina i.f the
lunle tiruUr* ivfVt uiii iruiu like rich
I lermann is still an unknown Intosh ami Olin L. Patteison,
which ilie affair naa conducted, heavy c-»nirn«*rci i nu n of t o* r ate
(..lint.'»
quantity and keep- the politic . up 1 ,n i <• appointed to correspond It iva, n sueeess in everv particular, and ti ie nalustriul worl.e's, sirs Urr
on uneasy seats. The
-’em to with olii, ei.s of the Oregon divis- socially and linaucially, 120 tickets t! ie Portland Telegram
The port
." r U. lx —On th night of Oct. 9,
age ro id pK'jeel d pen i- lip. n tin ,
• eel Binger will “cut .■ .me ii ” it i hi of the National League of being sold.
he decides to enlci the i i e
The Tim s-Herald man was pri lieti.>11 i f ill'’ Ii gishllute >11 pissing i.'ij. loo lb nr K ■ y, on Deep
Xo American Sportsmen and ascer-
pirants for the Lite (' ng essm oi tain the necessary requirements vileged to lie present and t ike the 'he Gum bill; the dip-ni 1 f :he, cn k in Stein, Mountain, oat
. u a
ri i I li>■!
i )i -trip in fue- , ’
Tongue's place hop., hi will di
of a Im tl org intzatioii tn ord. r tn naiuos of the maskers as they came Columbia channel is in ll, ■ lai ..!- i.r.ii.di d iiiol v. .’cd with HF mil
I
w<rk
will
rush nt the <>f 'he government a d
tide to take senator.
II would become ;t member of the (talc or- III, but owing to the
b fi .oui. i r
liiforn pion leading
was unable to gettile be
1 started
• ■-' • ti.is year,
.. .r and ti e last to the urn st and eonvietu-n <>f the
door,
Im
be a good ni.in for O k gon in ganiz.ition. 'Flic same commit
wii >le list, Following arc those he pr.j i t oi l receive the lu'I a'tei.- tho l. or the r. Him of till- lior.-e to
either place.
tee was also instructed to coi res
tion of the loisii’.ess men ns s m .1- 11. il. B: owns ran: li near Dia moral,,
o mght:
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pond with J I. Krause, of Pen
the excitement now e. lilctrd into will h>- lib railrewarded.
Mt -'.- ami s
From exchanges we |earn that dleton, and file a fonn.il applica
the 1- gislature ilp s out
tion for s >me ot the lai ge number Hugh Witzell.
The ..pi lling of Central Or-g .n
tile Noitlnin Pacilic R.nlro.nl
of trout tiial aie to be turned F M Jirdan
by railroads, in I he opti i . .of '.usi
has an rye un Centi.il Oregon
N iir^e nes, ni. a, is ns inip'.ri n.t 1- eliti r
loose 111 the streams of Oregon Chancellor...................
and w ill likelv pt olii b\ any (le
I’at of the other p* j. c -. 1 !.. y . e
Fred Haines ............
dui
mg
the
present
year.
lay that may be < . him d by ihe
Torn Allen . (Tin's Whist I lull fully aroused I" t .■■ i.. » its of
preseli' i (implicated aif.iirs ho
11 nry Vulg.iinore Ind,nil Squaw giving it their 1.' . . ..' I ntf. niioi:
obituary .
tween the Harriman people and
Jnpai.tie I nly ,h s yt- .r
As nil ,.lv -ugg.-t o
C H. Viu gtly
the Columbi.i Southern, in which
....
Beggar h, the Telegram, ju t a- s..on : ií
G \V Walers..........
Died — ¡'rdiru.'iry til, 191'3, Jessie Ü D Rusk.................
the (oi in er ai <■ preventing the < x
( i \ |>«ie the legislature ¡id¡.air, - a commit
Ernestinu Haves, daughter of Bui W Y Kmg ..........
tension of the latter. It appe
NI g I r S 5 tee uf hu-iness n a ] urp. s>- to in-
lev and E bill Hayes, of Lauen,
nlso that the business men
qui'e ti to til m
f .- du r mt s
Fasi- F isk , Pioprietor.
H C [.".nard
Oregon; aged (I years, 5 months Peter Ch iliens
Portland have ;.wakened to t
for retching the te r.t iry and lend
7le< //."ft lot ¡litt! berti Oftenulto
a I to h 1 eVer I
'. It I, i -jest jt'iltitr noti tot idle <l ehare of the patronage
fact that the inland empire 15 and .3 days.
M FilzGernld ...
M.ihiy.............................
To|»v open !he country t i tr i le.
wot thy of a little allei
n and
HAIR ( I 1TING, Sil WING,
'A c ri gr< t to chronicle the death 1 Frank Otey
The Columbia S ith rn will In
. .
Black Doniiim
they will investigate the railload
SHAMPOOING. ETC.
of th- eldest daughter of Mr and Brudwell
given due cons deration.
That
..........................................
matters and possibly help to pen-
NEAT BAITI ROOM.
Mr,. Bailey iiayes from scarlet A Jurd m
...........
Foley r ..id, m aíítadj t hl, baa inc rrpor-
lite
diale it by linatn i.d aid.
Ersrytkiitj
ft.st rlatt mid tip to <Lite.
fever. The little »ulTerer lingered O Sager» ...................... Flower giil ated for the pur|>. ■ ' if extending
extension rd '.lie Columbi i S mili for nearly three wc-ks anil hot with-i
Ml'Sb S.
< i n to Bend ti ould not mater ¡ally
standing the utmost care ami at-
benefit this p u tieni, ir Miti m. but Iciitioti upon the part ->f her devot E lvth Miller
Ch imie rnriid
Dancing girl
it would be the meins of b eg ed lianiils »as unable Io survive Ethel Sagers ...
Oe íimrs-Kttraíd
THE MASQUERADE BALL.
F 91 Jordan
Henry Welc 11. -
Claud Smith
Marion Wil.- :i
Frank Atider-
Oacar Cavamier •
Erne it Reed
Ches Carter
STOCK-TAKING SALE!
About th. 1st of March will I -gin taking etoek and
time wll close out mai l us. ful srticits for
Less than ¡he Articles Cost
W” need ili' ro III f" -’»r ^l’fiug -tr-ck. The Cash un<|
ari worthnmn.......... » thau thè gooda. Tha more vie ,t|| *
], ,S «re » ili hav t" involile. Noi» ¡stile ttm- lo eecurg
giiin» ' all au-l ei e tf we dim’t meati business.
TD^.UTC:
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GEER & CUMMINS.
Dealers in
CrccJ-ery> Glassware, Windmills, Pumps, Guns,
Arrircnition, Fish’r.g Tackle, Paints, Doors
Windows, Garden Seeds Etc.
Sole agents for Rider-Ericsson Engines.
Only Tin Shop in î larney.eCcunty.
------ RESERVED FOR-------
MILLER & THOMPSON
They will have «muell-ing to say rrxt week
'E CAP
BARBEE SHOP
ii’g us to the atti lli . n of the rail- the ►< rious complications that su- Agne» Ward . .
Liberty
|HiV<iied ii|w>h h«r disense
The Alma Marshall
l oiul people.
Fraukie
Miller
'fever attack-<1 the child with more
Buttercup
.
than rgniimtn severity, and was of Myrtle Hancock
The Oi egoni.m of 1 eb. 9.
Fot tune teller
a most malignant type from tin Vada Lyons
toi tally, says in part:
.............. M ,-k
I l.ea R.diinsoii
This is not the tit st time tl t
Morning
Jessie wa, a child of marked ’ Stella Hagey
•4
private iliffi icnce ■ h.ne stm din precocity, bright and prettv, and Ver i \t inters . . .
the wav of publi. pi 411 ss. Ni, 1 of such a nature a* •<» win for her Al c i Hamilton, Queen of M -rni j
would this b, the fust !■ ..e that ()he ]„„, ,,f n[| „ha knew her
Iler Veva Cowing . . Red Riding II o I
private diffctcuii
arc t. iced to («.ss will reach many heart,, and Ora Williams . . Spanish dancer
aient ine
yield to the demand of the public; het lereavi I patents upon whom ■ Nanfe Cross . . .
N nu
Ida
Turner
foi, of comae, it is m t < be jJ , thi- ...ilulmii falls su heavily have
l.tdv
in
bhlk
Junia
Dawider
entire
emu-
mitted (ot a moment th.it the thu ,v mpalhy uf tbi,
Little girl blue
Goldie Duncan
great sl.ltv id Oregon is to be luuility
Eclip«
Cota Rusk .......... ....
bound and g igged f. i a petty
Dancing girl
■
Myrtle
Snivfh
Na. »f’S
Lhiirc inwtl br|
I <uhu.nl quail el.
y,leen ' f Hr .Its
: Vina Ru»k
Mer »ft »f tb.o, •'•i.|ti.»a of the
ti t ailioad that w ill gi e 1 "
FIRST NATIONAL HANK 01 HIRNS. Nellie McClain
A ■ ■ ■ A ■
bly dii ret «
tmiim. dmn belvv e< n At Bwma I« the trflflQ vf t»re<A»n. al ik
m «I Jr.sir Met lain
Fortone tri er
Poitland and th it mat «ect i’ii of • «•I ara» Fv*». a,
Nannie Maupin
.. . Night
itaHKaii
t villi al and Sou
k « i < )
. t I s>«na a»*4 nta«»«a •
Japanese l.idy
iw«î. Lennie Dy < r
V ». I' vih a »• ar- ure ews u’ation
Any ngi e« .i n.t
in. u_; i i tin
*-^w'Hurlburt
..........
mi *A
Pr* mums on I’ *•. It«li4s
F auci ¡h«**
Way of nidi a . ns iin.n t o I
Repemi»'!»»»A > u»i
111 M Agnes Saver
4 14 ♦*
llg.UIKt pu' h« |H>IC\ .11.1 g oil . Ke. >.»taw. lurn.-wr- .« a ».lu «•
cash and <tv. freni
M'liac, and ought to b, disregard
Foe'.e Sam
Julius Chandler
. A)
cd. It the C< in
i > .1. til
M verni ba lit
Ray linker
cannot « mo..i d .
.
tl. it
Hsrrv MrCI . n l< A C basket I all
will enable it to « vtciid its line,
Cl tl • i It
!
that ta it» iiiKt.'ilime.
It i, not
Lee B’evcns
for that (-i on to 1« tubbed <•!
I * ‘A* 1 Wm Sunlhi.l
what It ll.K l: a. but I 111 Kt ,u
T»rr or •• ?r<.o\ .
Bat McClain
ylAO m F
**
«« k k si.i .1«
old pe«ni
».f he a'.wv ; Fred T ismonil
L x • I
I nemesi b»«h «•«’ » h ^ h » awMriSw im .» ’• Clav Clemen,
the opet'ing of till « >.mti\
• » .««♦!•• ta pue
l«sW m > .....K ia* I
rev S.niih
a*4 ua<L
• «rases- «••..»
Fran, s .Ander» All . ..
Chian
Jmlg« Webster, K. L l.ytle
S . ♦ U lem
lB<
Marvin Metres
».
and Sainurl \\ hit. wcic b. f.'K
’ F rank W »e-n.»n
<’ .an
thè !«gi>'.«t ir >ti g 1 o ii>mnnt-
It 11 nd Jack
T. J Garrt’t
:
'
. ..c l w o toi ni.i.
♦ m M- »*■1 •
Sam Parri«h
tat Kam',dai
who Lave
,
•
g
Dutchman
J M Tackabery
So«! »
u . i i
Geo Water,
E<1 Nl«*an
U n »
,
i 0 Ki! ?
HOPE ni ■ » «1 ths« ‘Ai? r¡:<b>ubie»li y ¡ r« fil by il.
j r • i r « ' or
\ <11 f«i:-.i!y
\ ; «■ :r
ii » * a:-«J >'
The C’ i ' a l»rn¿ Sî<.rv, littaiist-vwrytl.iDg u th«- tint* i.< «»Í bett «¡n IJ',
tn-.muf îctnr« tl • v ihv
res: »<n‘ b!».* fin:«*, and niNp«n cil wi'li
most • xariiig care by vx erk i.tin’ and pai ficiei t i h.; ru íicis’S.
r T j
’also keep in m » k at -'I time* a 'nil line of t- ¡1 -t a tn es,
perfil Kt s, pocket b.;*-k>, pocket men <-ramluin?, siaiKuierv, n !i oì Hip*
•.-lit «, school b. ok*, ca tli> s. nu s. e c Also iruM**, s»\ ringe% s” lM‘n’
bandages, plaster? of a I kimls.
A t nmber of gn t-.r-», bar j •*, vi«»lit»--, and a fine upright piano.
i’i ros tv. RY Pi Rl >i UAL PUBI IS! 1)
A portion of your patron.^» pn’iciten.
earte. We bu.ieve in living and let live.
We don’t want the
THE CITY D$Uu STORE
H CG. HOfxTOfl, Prcpt , Dunns,
Or
TRÎSCH A DONEGAN, Proprietors.
Burns,
- -
Oregon.
ZKZs.lze Tlxis ZEZeaä.q.u.ä.ztoxs.
FRA&K SMITh, Propt-
Tlie largest and best equipped hotel in
The rooms me large and comfortable.
C'N «
Hopkins & Hunter,
First-ci.iss bar in cortnectioo.
Best.
Security Stock Food.
Poultry Food
Worm Powder
•' eave Remedy ■
Calf rood i"
Colic cure
Rheumatic Li '¡ment
Pinkeye a'd Distempei cure
Hoof Remedy'
!. ■ \
Caustic Blister
Antiseptic healer
Cal! cure
Carbolized Disinfectant
keeps ft et in
h- (
n> ide
Cures
ir .n I r| ., I tf
¡’•rrent, Idr*.*.! p>i..m fror?
* in rwls.alr; I m al» quirkl,
t'lirvs all cejiar gal'., o l-iir » »Hs. etc, whi!»
_ 1
V»k ihsaw wlw tiare n.ed ;»,
!’• rfret be,
killer--»urv
1
Ontario, Orc^on-
M. FiTtGKK.tr I», rRE’inxsT
A lì '«- l ondition )»sder th it a t 1 k n
stock healthy »ml tn g. -•<! condition
Will make I ci * lav. fatten dock».
g i «e. turkeys, nmkos < hicks grow
Keeps horses, colts, caire», hogs,
and sheep free"from w< tins.
A sure curse f r heave, in any
s’ - jo
Carrv it w ith vu
i.tit’itiv.. qualities to ski'.t.nied rr
lepsraier mi k. A qwiik fstt.mr,
W drure H e « v.
css« < i f colic. Horse-
ii i n »h n’d never I e without it.
h i” st lininent f< r
man <'s I e»*t.
Up to date..................
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HEADQUARTORS IOR HARNEY CO PEOPLE.
Harness and )addl? Dealers
F0Ì1
Malheur county-
Table service the
z
F .’ Rin-rx, Sin ASH Tzi.it
BtOG, A T’.’FXKR. ATTr>Ryr.YS
Sastezxx Oreg’oxx Œitlo
G-vtsbiantv Cc.
1 N< ’< Hil’OKATBD.
Abstract» Furti.shed and Title Guaranteed
io all Lands in Harney County, Oreb'rt|
Bought and Su'd on Com .misst or.
Office in Bunk Buikiftf I
,MX «NO •ASHIHGTOH. FORTLARO. OStflO,
The school where themngh work is done; where U m If**J
always given: where confiJentse j, developed; where bookkrvp
i.
M-----
• are kept in businew, ; where »borthx-iA •
is -------
taught ---------
exactly
aa » books
made ea«v ; where penmanship n at its best; where hundr*4» •
L •
■« * ’. ’
•
- :
have been educated Ibr «we • *
. re will be. < »pc.i all the year. Catalog«* ••
A. P. ARMSTRONG. LL. B., PRINCIPAL