I IMMI SATURDAY. JULY 16, 1904. BlHLSi'RirriON KATES 12.00 One Year............................................... 1,00 Bl < Months ......................................... ........... 75 Three Months....................................... •* ULI AN BYKI> — — — — M anager OFFICIAL DIRECTORY STATE—OREGON : J. II Mitchel C . W. Fulton. jj. N. Williamson, i Senator« I pie, tenderfeet, newspaper corrt*- pondents and amateur photogra­ phers These coyote “drives” are held annually or uftener in nearly all Western communities where the prairie pest flourishes. An average “drive,” participat­ ed in by stvera) hundred individ­ uals, will yield sometimes as high as 20 coyotes and sometimes none at all. A good deal depends on the wind and more depends on the coyote’s cunning and ability to sprint.—Outing. (ongressmeu I ... A. M. Craw for«!, Attorney General icu. E. Chamberlain. Governor .(j F. I . Duubar. hueretary ol Htate C. H. Moore. Treasurer Hupt. I’m.lie Instruction. J. H. Ackerman. J. R. Whituey. State Printer Supreme Judge«........ » K. H. Bean. .> (’.Wolverton ’ F. A. Moure .. NINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT. Dlatrll I Judge Dibtrit t Attorney M. D. CbirroKU ................. Win Miller < In uit Court meet« the Third Monday in April mid Fourth Monday in October. Joint-Representative Joint Senator......... ........................E. H. Test .................. J L. Rand COl'NTY—U AHN KY ! L'uonty Judge Clerk ........................... 1I.C. Levens F H Rieder R A Miller purveyor .... ........................... —.............. Mierili Tom Allen Assessor J. E. Loggan School Superintendent ........... JO Bartlett Block Inspector .Newt Hoover Coinmissioners ... I R J William« I C T Miller County Court meet« the first Wednesday in January, March. May, July, September and November. 11 ARSKY U. 8. LAN!» OFFICII Regulier Receiver Win Earre .................. Ubas. Newell CITY.—BURN«’ Mayor, Recorder, Treasurer, Marsh a I. ....... Dr. J. W. Geary. L. Woldenberg Jr. W. A. Gowan. . D. Jameson. [Hain Mothershead, < F. O. Jackson, | Million l.evvin, I (L W. Clevenger. Meeting« of Hie Council every Second and Fourth Wednesday. n±lTHE BURNS FURNITURE CO morning and evening i school every Sunday at 11 a. in. prayer meeting every Thursday evening. W. C. BYRD, MANAGER Is at the Old Stand selling cheaper than you can run the risk of laying READ THE MARKET NEWS it down here from any catalogue The Oregon Daily Journal. house in America. ------- IN-------- Nothing is omitted that concerns the interest of buyers and selleis in the live stock, grain, provisions, produce and financial markets— the quotations are comprehensive, Frank Leslie’s tells a story of and are in every way reliable. The Journal in addition carries how industry was rewarded. A every days a full and truthful re­ year ago manufacturer hired a port of tne world’s news and pre­ boy. For months there was no­ sents many special features of deep thing noticeable about the boy ex­ interest to the average reader. cept that he never took his eyes The Jouanal ’s woman’s page, the off the machine he was running. illustrated sportlang news page, A few weeks ago the manufactur­ Kitchen Furnishing mill he one of our specialties, and your kitch­ Journal stories and comic pages er looked up from his work to see the boy standing beside his desk. and other good things niuke it a I en mill be ready to go into and cook a meal Ncr mill the Parlor, Bedroom and Hall be overlooked in any detail. What do you want? he asked. very popular family newspaper, clean and bright from A to Z and Want my pay raised. year’s end to year’s end. What are you getting. I Daily, one year by mail, $4;' T’ree dollars a week. Rockers, |2 and up, Well how much do you think six months, $2.25; three months, Chairs $1 and up, * ’ ! Il 'I $1-25. you are worth. Iron beds $5 75 and up, Ladies Desks $8 up Semi-weekly, 104 issues, one Four dollars. Spring beds $4 up, Music cabinets 15 up, year, $1.50. You think so do you? Extension Tables (good ones) at $7 75, up > Weekly, $1. The issues of tne Yesser, and I’ve been t’inkin’ Mattresses, excelsior, wool, and floss,'$2 50, up Semi-Weekly and Weekly Journ ­ so fer t’ree weeks, but I’ve been so blame busy 1 haven’t had time al also contain the market news and all of the features of the Daily to speek to you about it’. Journal. The boy got the “raise.” The Times-Herald clubs with , the Journal at the following rates If you know an item of news don’t keep it to yourself, and then 1 for both papers: $4.00 criticise the editor for not getting , Daily,........... 2.50 it. The newspaper man is not Semi-Weekly 2 25 supposed to see and hear every­ . Weekly........ HARNEY LODGE, NO. 77, I. O O F. Meets at Odd Fellows Hall, every Saturday 7;;<»pm. J. W. Buchanan, N. G. F. <». Jackson, Secretary. BURNS LODGE NO. 97, A . F. A M., t etH every Saturday evening In Mason ic ,1. < . \\ uli oiiie J t, W. M. F. S. Beider, Secretary. INLAND LODGE NO. 70 K. of 1’. Meets every Thursday evening in the Browu hill II. .M. Horton, C. C. ». M. Brown, K. R. H. BURN8 LODGE No 17 A. O. U. W. Merli «very second und fourth Friday A. ('. Welcome, M. W. <'. N. Cochran, Recorder. Many New Lineswill be added as soon as teams can get but. Bureaus $8 and upward. Fold­ ing Iron Beds and Couches low as $ I 1.50. thing that goes on. He must be told some things, and if from Mis­ 1’KOFESSIONAL CARDS souri he must be shown. He has something else to do besides run­ ning down news—although few Wm. MILLER, people think so. If he stays in ATTORNER AT LAW. the office setting type or kicking Burns, Oregon. press, with rivulets of sweat cour­ sing down his careworn brow, Office first door west of Hank. some will say he is too lazy to THORNTON WILLIAMS. get out and rustle the news; and ATTORN EY-AT-LAW. if he goes out on this very errand Otlice one door north these same people will say he is of French Hotel not attending to business, It’s O regon . awful. So just drop in the otlice B urns , and give us the news.—Ex. You may call him a rube, or a hay seed, or a yap, but the farmer is nevertheless the biggest man in the country, says an exchange. He could buy all the national banks, pay the national debt, pur­ chase both the steel combine and the Standard oil trust and put Wall street out of business, out of the'products of his honest toil and still have a million dollars for Ti l l CIRCLE So. It.», W. of W pocket change. To sum it up in Mttiaevery fourth Tueadar. Marth it Dalton, (L M. a sentence, the farmer, by what­ o \\ biting, (ìerk. ever nick-name he is called is the l liei c is a ileal of coyote-huul- most important class in the United i ig in the west that is not attend­ States and has a right to grow chesty at the showing he makes. ed bv the niceties of the chib hunt. Ever since the fust pio­ weak Hearts neers pushed their way across the caused by indigestion, If you gieat plains the coyote has been are eat a little too much, or if you are an outlaw, looking for no mercy subject to attacks of indigestion,the at the hand of man. His preda­ stomach expands—swells and puffs tory habits h ive made the animal up against the heart. This crowds the bane id the ranchman, and his the heart and shortens the breath how I has made him the exaspera­ Rapid heart beats and heart disease tion of the camper and the terror is the tinal result Kodol Dyspep­ of the tenderfoot. Then too his sia Cure digests what you eat, habit of skulking just within rille takes the strain off the heart, cures range has always made him a indigestion, dyspepsia, sour stomach tantalizing target for the man and contributes nuriahment, streng­ th and health to every organ of the with the rille. body. Sold by Burns’ Druggists, In spite uf his unpopularity with all classes of men, however, the Religious Service*. coyote has managed to hold his own better than any other animal Rev A. J. Irwin will preach at in the great West. The antelope Harnev the 2nd Sunday of each is swifter of foot, mayhap, but, month at Ila. in. anil 7.-30 p. in. not having the cunning of the coy­ Sabbath school every sabbath at 2 ote, has been lured within rifle p. m. range until practically exterminat­ First Church Christ Scientist, ed in many states. The ranch­ services Sunday 3 p tn. at the par- man’s lust for fresh meat, the |„rg of t)le Cottage Hotel. Prayer Eastern tourist's desire for antlers meeting Wednesday evening at 7:3O »nd < x teeth, anil the native who Sunday school al Harney the sla\ * for the market have depopu- tint Sunday of each month at 10 1 ited Colorado and several other o'clock n nt. On the second, third states of their best game. The and fourth Sunday of each month be tr, cougar and bobcat have felt at 3 o'clock p m. Preaching ser­ the .«ame blighting influence, but vice ► very second Sunday at 8 p tn. the coyote still figures in the sky­ line jf the average Western pic­ ture. Sometimes he is unwise enough to eat of poisoned carcass­ es of cattle, but this is seldom. Again, he falls a victim of a coyote “drive,” organized by ranchmen and participated in by townspeo- We buy as cheap as anyone and will sell as cheap as anyone, there­ fore, our prices must, and will be right. A call will convince you. At the Presbyterian church Burns. Rev. A. J. Irwin pastor Devine services the 'bird and fourth Sundays of each month at 11 a. tn. ami 7:30 p. ni. Sabbath school at 10 m. every Sabbath morning, Preaching services at the Baptist church every 1st and 2nd Sundays, Ulall Paper 13 cents single oil and UP. a A MANUFACTURING DEPARTMENT ia connection where we will make you anything from a wooden knitting needle to “double­ deck” wood rack. Call! Never too busy to talk or furnish estimates. BURNS The Hurney < ounty Live «Stock A««ociatlon will pay l ive Hundred Dollar« Reward for the and eohvietlon of anv parson or person« who kill, Bteal or d ive ,dl tiny horse«, mule« or cattle belonging to any member of the A bboc I h - tioii. The county Court ribo oilei« un addi­ tional reward of l ive Hundred Dollar«. W. B. J ohnkon , l‘rer. Am hie M« G owan , Sec’y, Bums, Oregon. HRANUH ANI) P. O. ADDRESS OF MEMBERS. $(no Additional Reward. In addition to the above 1 offer K mj O under the «tune con­ ditions for horse« branded horseshoe bar on both oreither jaw recorded in « counties. Range, Harney, Luke and 1er. rook Countie«. Horses ventedwhen sold. Horses sold to pass through this Beet ion will he re­ Leayes Burns daily for Oii enthui ported in this paper, write or telephone If not k < at 6:30 a m. Arrives at Burp ! ate ou u 324, Burns, Ote. The Tim source BROWN, Elie Oiegon. ly from Ontario at 5 p m. Peter Clemens, Burns, horses, PC on Jeftsti itaelf. lie; catih same on either hip; eat marks crop The only through passenger] spent anti split in left ear, «wallow fork and square under bit iu right. transfer route from Burns k. tbe w< M Fenwick, Burns, horses, double dot vertic­ al bar on left shoulder, eattle. L ou right hip­ railroad. most earmark«, two underbits in each ear; al«o some branded bar T on right ribs; earmark, under First-class aceoinniodationel the i half crop in left ear. J H Bunyard, Burns, eatfle, 7 on left hip; ear­ good eating stations at convetl after 1 marks, crop of!' left ear, swallow fork in right. J 1’ Withers. Harney, horses, combined TJP distances along the route. has cc on left shoulder; eattle, half circle cro«s on either hip: earmarks, upperbit in right tar un­ 8. 8. WILLIAMS, Gen. Mgr , derbit in left. Martin Bro«.. Burns, cattle, double dot hori Drewsey, OrJ | zontal bar on either hip; earmarks, upperbit in right ear, swallow fork in left, wattle ou right jaw; also «ome branded circle N on right side L. Woldenberg Jr., Agent, O L Shingledecker. Burns, horses, 5 on lef Bums, OfrJy hia shoulder; tattle,on right side and hip; ear marks, crop of! right car, crop and under half crop off left. vacat Fred Det.wit dt. Burns, horses, FD on the left ------- on shoulder; cattle FD on left side; earmark, un­ —■'T'" der half crop in each ear. In tbi» R J Williams, Riley, horses, CB on the left ______ R,‘°iUV.ei : ca,tlY’ ( ,{ on left hip; earmark«, crop I GROSSMANN’S «»II left ear, under half crop off right., wattleun- tler chin; Hlso -attle branded NS, crop and un- PATENT WRITING R1S it. I •'erblt in left ear, under halt crop in right; also cattle JI on left ribs, crop and split iu left ear, its poi under half crop in right. H'lIE most important in)| H H Elliott, Narrows, horses, Th combined on aid m left stifle; cattle Th com Dined on left hip; ear­ nient of the age in the i mark, upper slope on ea< h ear. wattle on chin “La penmanship makes the poor. and bell collar. Sylvester Smith, Narrow«, horses. H Son right a splendid penman in a leg; cattle V bar, earmark, under half crop and «hurt over slope in each ear Jughandle and by the use of this ring dewlap. by prominent College I!ar!'"- hor»i-». quarter circle 8 on right hiiul leg and left shoulder; cattle, quarter and Boards of Education iiiE.J^^H circle S o" either hip: eartnarg, crop oft' right and America. Sample doiJyL' ear, split In under aide of left; two dewlaps. ’ A E Young. Burns, horses, Y on left ler and sorted sizes sent post paid J-l coiiiiei tc.lon right shoulder; also boot on single sample 25c. WhenmiJ lift Bhoulder; eattle. rocking chair on left hlu; earmark, right ear drooped down, left cut sloL a single ring, state whether ina towards head on upper »ide; wattle ou lei woman, or child. »iueof neck; all animals dehorned. Harm i 1- Rutherford, Burns, cattle, bar 2 ou left -............ on U m »ide; earmark, under half crop right ear; horses bar 2 on left shoulder. No. 118 S. Fourth Street, PHIL a HI> Thos Wingfield, Burns, horses, ■= (chainlink) on left shoulder; cattle, same on:left side; mark he b * i crop oil left ear, short overslope 111 right, FURNITURE COHPANY UHION PACIFIC ATTORNEY, O regon Kral 8pm START A BININE S OF YOUR OWN 8. W. MILLER, NOTARY PUBLIC. Burns, - - - Oregon W. J. COLEMAN, Stenographer and Notary Public B urns , - O regon . Office iu Cltisens Rank Building JOHN W W. 1». MAH8DHN. G8ARY BURNS, Ofiice at retitlence. J. H. VOLP. A. PHPSICIAN AND M. D. SURGEON Burns, Oregon. Office at residence. H S. Riownloti L K. Ribbard E'er, st reserve .crip,’^n| tracts ol 40 acres sa l upward, ready for immediate use ami guaranteed. Will buy soldiers' land warrants given for services in all Indian wars ann Mex­ ican and War of 1812 . »ST2SR0 OREOOR Iliblwuxl Ac Brownton. D entikix OHtre #'•« door "I Th. < ltlw< ■ hark Burns. Oregon. , *LA William«, Van, horses, 71 bar on stifle- I easier If your local dealer doeeiwl^ ""1 ry it write to ut and we will n you get it. slide Hu.' W. P. Fuller & Co. PortL ,herf“8-.11« combined on left DE1TTIST. B ubm *, O bbbox . Officr upa taire in Vergi I y Building vall^ ingii look' “T1IK BIGGB8T BKNSAT.ON kVCUWll = LILTFVT d COlapsable Foci Stereoscope Apptratl The smalleet Stereoscop? with the optical effect. Hlghlj finished in difrfM or« with rich gold and silver (mountings). Including 20 V. F. Pb-^dl View« of art (genre). PRICE OMLTlI Sent everywhere prepaid in letter for«. | AGENTS WANTED. LILIPUT STERIOSCO’t C FOKREST cam^aum o™ft bit in ea. I, ear, d "»1.^ on bri.ket I PHILADELPHIA bran.ledunleBsid" «mlhJp,U V,Ch e*r; all my iCft ,Ufle UUder o,7wBti1'‘pg\7^k’l“i',"r^ J W Biggs, Burns, horses, OR on left »title b“edo\X?t^^ mark, crop and unde? h.ir Ji r'*ht; i^ti.'iXbh. A. N. H oar , Huntington. Oregon A. L. CRAIG, Gen. P as » Ag’t. Portland. Oregon ! A. L MOHLER. President. ar g h • • h; 7 ■ u r t'h.Uh| m’VaVk ^"r0”’ • » I .st dght °r ~fh ’ft' "MAKES PROPER DIH’ W anted — T rustworthy men ani lo travil’and advertin» foroM talabiished 'house of solid fiocanial standing Salary 1780 a year and ex pens«, all payable in cash. No ctova«- ■ing repaired Give references ani en- cloaa addressed .«'amped «'amped enve'ey. n i-ju-ai.« wn.k e _ ~~ r 10“ self M«lre*wi DcAftlis H»a«i Salva | Addr»«s Manager 355 Cast. ■ al :_____ Chicago tombn W. C. BROWN : Is Absnlutely PURE, i will OUTWEAR all otl Leads. at K For Sale H. B. Compson split in eat h car, wattle under chin. I..!t iid1' ’Ia,n-V’ Burn«, horses, reverse Lon tit btifle, cattle, »>'.» on left hip: mark, metal tau 1 in each car W ith full name and adtlres. K I I • Varlvn Bros., horses. dirb'it' fX&; n,,rk' LFon "Op' right stifle cattle ‘i.1:. bad 1 KODOL icceler*,e5'h'*"‘'oc.C Forest Reserve Scrip 61» HSSQOAH BliOC PIONEEB WHITI LEAD W E Smith, Burns, cattle, XI on right side­ mark. split m right ear, wattle on note. ’ 8 I the heart a full, free and w*«*?- to 0, lark. Square crop off rSht L?? 1" left hl Pl 1 Willamette A Yamhill 3:30 p m j action, nourlahea the nervous «1* j 7 a. m. River. I ilope on left. P gnt tar* ro*ch or under- V feed* the brain. Teusday Oregon City, Dayton Monday . ' M p1 ','1‘ '¡"' k r” • J- G. South sit T'jhrd’y and Way-Landing* Wed. & I" ; h l KODOL making u ,h® » eo onderfttl SiiE A Sat. many »lek ta Friday, j " ' ' I - i. jeft h n ¿..k* Hv:, c»"l«. F<; con- ■ • ” »'■ -cw ap Pnt cron 1” and weak people strong by gtvW'J 1 icksat-. as ii.F on left 'hip;, bodies all of th* nourishment tw ! Willamette River. 6 a. m 4:30 p m ». »sallow fork ln irarp 9 "n hip: "IT I- ' " I • . Ton lea him 2Iuww,le »"dir talned In the food they eat. Tuesday Portland Corvallis Tuesday offj.'ft ear. watt:« „n left J« k’ •1u*rc crop | 11.00 She bokMtM**1! Thur» A and Way-Landings Thurs 4 l«ft» u.i'7,8r “r' borne« branded CV on I Mee, wkiek »»11»Hr* Sat. kr L «• < ** OREGON. £l^r"/,fto>i« Xo. to All sailing dates sub- jcct to change. For San Francisco 4 p. Bl. every 5 days. •Illi KODOL and clMns aweetenk «’. puritiM. «*. l'«l»wbl> Hirer 8 p. m. 1 p. m. .si«;?„!!■;"""’J10" the HoM Hteaaerr. Ex Sun. To Astoria and Way- Except ar.Bpiit in right “ blp’ raark’ off I Saturd'y KODOL curM Indigestion,dy»M» * Sunday. Latidings. ■ a* i: ,.»m;C;:nB»hh1°^«Aon ------------- all stomach »nd boW' -- 10 p. tn. Our new book entitled “ 40 M oney M aking I deas " is worth its weight in gold to every man who wants to start a legitimate, paying mail order tusiness. It tell« \ou wlnt to do and how to do it successfully. Send us 50c today and we will rend you the book, »nd a valuable m< t th v ioh - i hi >n • vest free C ent h > I' i blieius ^«., t.vx 73, t'ra L a .- >I i » n MARSDEN & GEARY. Physicians and Surgeons. moon Jolin Craddock, sllvles. horses, S-S on the left sliouh er. cattle, s 8 on right side; mark, crop brisket ’ 8" “110"' fork 111 left. <"ewlap on A Great Newspaper. OREGON S horeline i oiiec¿iou», ¡»and business, and Fatate matter promt tlv attended to. Onta rio-Burns Stage bine, PENN MFG. SUPPLY J The Sunday edition of the Louis Republic is a marvel modern newspaper enterprise, J. W BIGGS, DALTON BIGGS The orginization of its news ser- Biggs & Biggs vices is world-wide, complete in ATTORNEYS - AT - LAW, every department; in fact, superi­ — — — — OREGON. or to that of any other newspaper. B 1 RN8, Practice in all the courts of Ore. I The magazine section is illus­ mo Collections promptly made. trated in daintily tinted colors and Depart fer TIRE NCHFill'LES ARRIVE From Huntington Ore from splendid half-tone pictures. This section contains more high-class C'hiogo- Salt Lake,Denver, Ft G. A. R kmbold U. W. P arrish literary matter than any of the Portl nd Worth, Omaha, Kan PARRISH & REMBOLD, Special sas City, St. Louis, monthly magazines. The fashions 12:35 Chicapo and East. Attorneys-at-Law, 1:45 am illustrated in natural colors are Burns (and Canyon City,) Oregon. a. m A'ill practice in the court« of Harney am Kt .«rant counties and in the supreme court ol the especially valuable to the ladies. ! Atlantic state, ami also in U.S. land office. Lake,Denver.Ft. 'l’he colored comic section is a Express Salt Worth, Omaha. Kat- genuine laugh-maker. The funny 2:10 gas City, St. Louis p IE. (Jhiis. 11. LeonaixJ, Chicago and Fast. p m cartoons are by the best artists, A ttorn e y - at - i . a w . l ’ he humorous stories are high Careful attention given to Collec­ St. Paul Walla Walla, Lewis­ tions and Real Estate matters. , class, by authors of national rep- E'stMail ton, Spokane, Minne ¡ lf:M Fire Insurance. j utation. 1 45 apolis, St. Paul, Du­ 1 a. m. Sheet music, a high-class, pop- luth Milwaukee, Chi­ Notary Public cago and East. tilar song, is furnished free every 1 B urns , O regon . Sunday in the Republic. Office first door west of Bank. The price of the Sunday Re­ OCEAN and RIVER SCHEDULE public by mail one year is $2.oo. GEO. S. 8IZEM0RE, Fran Portland For sale by all news dealers. B urns , ................................. Fiank MeClintork. Huru,, both hip» honei left »title. J H Anderton, Mouumeut, ctttk. < »ul bip hin hot»«» huritea X right riahlatifl^ and »1 Trte? H I. liarkey, Bum», caul« OH1. i,. riba, circle F left hip: hor.c ohl ■houlder J P Farm, Burn», cattle JP CBSis.„ ... head with bar under on left hip •Ji half crop In each ear , horw. Hm’.i,*? ia atiQe. W II Maytluld. Burna eattle, EX«., aide, mark crop and »pill in left w ' tu right; horses EX left «houlder. wider. M J W Shown Harney, cattle US l.ft. crop and two splits In right esr stltfe. "" I) H Smyth, Smith, cattle irlugi, a conLecled, CC any place; hur.es«.a, Frauk Matney. Hums, eattle, qu..H Diamond on either hip; mark, urnltr' tu I left, crop and uuderblt lu riabt < ou lell hind leg. C R Peterson, Venator, horses one,4 ’ -'-r. Rum., , attl«con l.fUdp - Burn, AD ronawte<| |