FOR THE FAIR the state as the home of beauty and . VRNEY OPUSES TO DIS­ PLAY SAVAGE BE XS IS ie Telcgraa Say« ThaI Preuauiion B« Tskss si First Muffins The Thssgb. (’Eastern visitors to the source of ornamentation. The promotion office of the club now has a torce of men out over the hills picking unlimited quantities of Oregon grape for distribution among the people of the East. Be­ tween this time and Monday 50 boxe- of the floral representation of the .State of Oregon will be shipped to various parts of the United n Presi- States. une One ixjx box wiu will go to : Roosevelt, .............. others to > various members of the National Congress, to the publishers of the great news- papers of the East and to other of the prominent men of the Nation. With each box the club ie sending a personal letter, asking that the box be accepted as a Christmas gift from the people of Oregon in token of the beet wishes of the state, and urging that the grape be placed as a part in the scheme of Christ­ mas decoration planned by the re­ cipient.—Oregonian. Claimed That Raw Product Can be Ex­ tracted From Desert Plant. Crude rubber made by a new process is the claim made by the Salida, Colo., Board of Trade, Bv a series of experiments recently made, it has been found that crude rubber can be made from the roots and stalks of the Colorado rubber plant, a growth resembling sage­ brush in appearance, and said to grow on the desert portions of the West without irrigation or care. When the stems and roots of the plant are ground, a residue of crude rubber, said to excel in quality the finest Para product, remains. The discovery of the strange pro­ cess was made by a miner in the Colorado mountains, whose supply of water was exhausted and who thought by chewing a root he would moisten his lips, He was surprised to find that a gummy residue like rubber was left in his mouth after chewing the root of the bush now called the Colara.lo rub­ ber plant. He experimented fur­ ther, and by the same process ac­ cumulated a piece of the raw rubber as large as a hen’s egg when he returned to Denver. It is believed that a new indus­ try has been started by the acci­ dental discovery of the miner, and articles already manufactured from the plant prove that it is suitable for use as rubber. The plant grows on the dry plateaus of the West and is said to be well adapted to the dry sections of Oregon Lewis and Clark Exposition a ............................ r thrillers 10 show them that though tbs people of Oregon are B|«lly civilised, ihert- i« enough I lltvagerv about the coast country to Jftake the tide a,ld W0()1>’” ™.propriato. Harney county will ring to the Fair a collection of uffed wild animals, showing the ¡Id life of Oregon, and representa- A ve inhabitants of the state in the eriod that Lewis and Clark made leir perilous trip to the mouth of ie Columbia Riyer. Preparations are now going for- • RETAIN" AND MARK SALMON ard for the collection of such ex- ibit, both of wild beasts and birds Fish Warden Van Dusen announ­ lot only will such a collection be a ced that about 4.000,000 Chinook beral education to the average salmon would be ‘'retained” at the Easterner who does not see wild Ontario hatchery this season for ex­ f niinals except at rare intervals,but perimental purposes. It has been □e collection will be a source claimed that “retention” of young f profit to those collecting it fish had a tendency to stunt their t is said that without excep- growth, but the fish warden believ­ lon such collections are sold for es proper feeding and care will over­ juch more than the coBt of collect- come this objection. Little fish will lg and mounting, and at St Louis be held four or five weeks after the t was found that the supply of time other salmon are turned out. uch attractions was sold out two Fish are now given their liberty nonths before ths Fair closed. when about two inches in length, Harney county is already taking but, those to be retained will be ictive steps to make an exhibit at three inches longjvhen turned out, he Exposition. The County Court and much better able to protect ias appropriated $1000 for the pur- themselves. >ose, and members of that body For the purpose of determining lave signified their willingness to just what percentage the fish thus tegregate another amount of a si ru­ “retained” will return to the river lar magnitude after January 1, experts will mark a certain portion Although that county has an i tú­ of the 4,000,000 and four years 222 South Peoria St., nense territory, of rich and fertile CnicAGO, III., Oct. 7, 1902. hence results will be definitely as­ Iteres, the people at the head of the Eight months ago I was so ill certained. Heretofore packers and that I was compelled to lie or sit interests there realize that the usual fisherman have reported all mark­ down nearly all the time. My farming exhibits are not spt to at­ stomach was so weak and upset ed fish caught and this season’s in- that I could keep nothing on it tract the attention from visitors and I vomited frequently. I novation will, the Fish Warden be- could not urinate without great that some unique display will. lieves, prove successful. pain and I coughed so much that : Although Harney County boasts my throat and lungs were raw and sore. The doctors pro­ one-third of the cattle of the state, Draft Horses in Demand. nounced it Bright's diseaso and and more than one-ninth the area r others said it was consumption. •P It mattered little to mo what of Oregon, lib exhibit will be along they called it and I had no de­ The draft and coach horsts are lines not attempted by the other sir» to live. A: h ter vbited mo in large demand every where Farm from St. Louis and asked me if counties, and while its resources, I had ever tried Wino of Cardui. ers may safely undertake to breed : vast and undeveloped, will be I told her I bad not and she them, with assurance that good pro­ bought a bottle. I belie1.» that brought out, the unique plan of giv­ it saved my life. Il lievemany fit awaits them for good well bred ing Easterners something decidedly women could save in i h suffer­ horses. During eight months 31,- ing if they but knew of itc value. different from any tiling any ether 650 horses have been exported, section of Oregon will bring forth worth $2,308,383. It is said Euro­ will ba followed. pean countries are all short of good f| H arney county if said to have 48 draft and coach horses, and if we lent oí Don’t you war varieties of wild animals and 250 only had enough good horses, above pain? 1;-- varieties of birds other than domes­ our own market demands the ex­ and make one sup ; rt to tic. In getting an adequate reali­ port trade would take 10,000 to 15,- bo well. You ¿0 i . : h u to be a weak, helpless sukcrer. You zation of the wild conditions and 000. per month. While they are can have a w.- ... : h .Jth and the savage foes Lewis and Clark taking about 625,000 of beef cattle a do a woman’s v. ui k in 1. . Why had to contend with, the wild ani­ year, with twice as much dressed not secure a bottle of ine of mals displayed will show true to beef, we can export 150,000 to 2(X), Cardui from your druggist to­ :es the life the dangers the intrepid 000 horses if we can only raise the day? luafity explorers encountered. A better horses and breed them good enough idea of their bravery in penetrating on the the trackless forests on their great to suit the European markets. Farmers who breed high class hors­ mission will result from Harney es will be sure of high prices, as county’s exhibit. the whole world wants more good Congressman Binger Hermann is horses, and America is the chief on record as pace having said that horse breeding country that breeds the only product- of Harney county to suit the world’s best market with known to the outside world were size and beauty.— Ontario Argus. “bay, hell and petitions” The County Court of the interior section Do yon want to boy your goods right, proposes to make an exhibit nt [ if so get the prices of the O. C. Co. who another product which will compel are the largest buyers, and the closebt the wide-eyed Hleninm of every | sellers, best quality. visitor. Animals posed even as I Beware of Counterfeits § they spring upon the luckless traveler in life, and birds poised as ' “DeWitt’s is the only gepuine if on the wing, will doubtless make ! Witch Hazel Salve” writes J. L. a decided impression upo., the Tucker, of Centre, Ala “I have minds of visitors, and particularly I those who, incomiog to the extreme used it in my family for Piles, Cuts and Burns for years and can re­ West, will expect to find Indians commend it to be the best salve on on every rtreet-corner. and the the market Every family should qurint custom« of the cowboys rule keep it, as it is an invaluable house u in the social procedure of the city j hold remedy, and should alwayB To such the “varmints” from Har- B l>e kept on band for immediate u^ual S nep will prove refre«hing and do And use.” Mrs Samuel Gage, of North every siring I •Way to Bonn extent with the com­ Bush N. Y . says: "I had a fever article is 5 plete diaillusionnient which East- sore duaran- on my ankle for twelve years teed. ernara teel when they come here i that the doctors could not cure. and find Cha' they are as much at ; All salves and blood remedies Come in take ■ look at a home iflVortland as in Chicago. | proved worthless. I could not beautiful display of kinds, Harney county realizes that in walk for over two years. Finally ina at JEWELRY collecting an exhibit for the Expo- I was persuaded to try DeWitt’s On the counter you will t me is ra'her late, and Witch Hazel Salve, which has com­ also find catalog illus­ g the collection of wild trating pletely cured me. It is a wonderful thousands Ivy do not need to await relief” DeWitts Hazel Salve of u - h -1 larvest. It ie likely that ■nd cures without leaving a sen-. Sold practical bek company will be form-. Gems | by Burns’ Druggists i purpose of making the Election, in which citizens WANTED— Agents, Hustlers, / can take anj’ amount of If you want the Salesmen, Clerk* and evervl»ody verybestvalues ^^aey wish--Telegram a uo wants to enjoy a g.xxi hearty for your money laugh to ser.d 5Oc for “Tips to Mi OREOON GRAPE EAST. BUY HERE Agents ” Worth 150 Io any per­ THAT’« ALL Portland Commercial Club son who sells goods for a living. H. M. HORTON I to make the foremoat peo- If not satisfactory your money City Drug Store Ihe United States remember back. Circular for stamp. The I during the holidays, and Dr. White electric Comb Co., Deca­ • tbristmaa time comes to bless tur, III. IF _ _ Fr HUSTON’S ,» THE PLACE RUBBER MADE BV A NEW PROCESS. PON H oi ’ ktom N' àston . C ablo « Groceries, Bovn Napton &, Boyd- Real Estate. 14 Provisions and Feed a Specialty. He is Pr< pared to fill orders for Anything in his Line. O ntario , O rbuon . Ontario office : Flour Tropical and Domestic Fruits when in Season. Mines and Mining. P ayetts , I daho . Grain, New Wilson Brick. All kinds of Fresh Vegetables in Season, GIVE HIM A CALL. Durkheimer Building. Main Street. Yearlings and Two-year-olds in quantities to suit The bulls can be seen at the ‘ P” Ranch, and persons desiring to purchase should inquire there of F. If. Howell, Assistant to the Gen- eral Manager, who will furnish informa­ tion as t prices and will sell the same FRENCH-GLENN LIVE STOCK CO. M. L. LEWIS FIRE INSURANCE. ... Represents the.... Home Insurance Co., of New York, Liverpool, London & Globe, £ Fire Assurance Co., Philadelphia. SHANIKO WAREHOUSE COMPANY „ k A V Slxarxilzo, Oreg'on General Storage, Forwarding & commission OFFICE WITH BIGGS & BIGGS. ’s merchants Buns, Oregon, Corner South of Lunaburg & Dalton's. aö“ » Í S' s' >s g Fireproof building 100x600 feet, 150 feet two stories in height. & WILSON & ASHTON, SUCCESSORS TO TUPKER a WILSON Special Attention to Wool Grading and Bal­ ing for Eastern Shipments. Blacksmithing and liorseshoeiug. Dealers in Blacksmith Ceal, Flour, Cement, Lime, Plaster, Sulpber, Wool and grain sacks and Twine, Grain ami Feed. Highest price paid for Hides and l’elts Wagon Work. Stoek Yards cuith al th« buteste and Best paeiitins fjr Hard ing Stock ALL WORKCUA«?- AN TEED. Burns, Oregon Mark Goods Care of “S. W. Co.” T- C. COftDOH» manager. Harney County Hospital THE CARTER HOUSE. AfltiRICXN PLAN Having n wly furnished several comfortable rooms for the occupance of private patients, I desire to an­ nounce that I am ready to receive surgical or medical caseson reasonable terms. ONTARIO, OREGON. Fire-Proof, Modern, Elegant. Rates $2.00 and $2 50 per day. Pleasant Quarters provided for Obstetrical Cases. All Outside Rooms— Near Depot This modern new hotel was only recently opened to the public. Harney County people will be always welcome and courteously cared for. A first-class bar in connection. EXPERIENCED NURSES IN ATTENDANCE 9 e « LIVERY BARN IN CONNECTION. Chas. E. McPheeters, Propt. Burns, Oregu... WlNE^ARDUI rou ♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦ »♦♦»POPO »«SO i THE HOTEL BURNS BAR. i URNS MILLING CO. i HORTON &. SAYER, Propts. ! fine Wines, l.iq ors and Cigars i Rough and Dressed Lumber, 1 Rustic, Flooring, Moulding, Pqppts for Maryland Club Wb ;kq BAILEY, proprietor- Î CLUB ROOMS IN C’WTION EVERYTHING [LST CLASS EVERYTHING Fl 5T CLASS Courteo’Js and obli^in^ M1X0I0415I5. f | Finishing Lumber. f Nearest Sawmill to Burns. Good Road. Lumber Yard in Burns. ««.«■a. »♦*•-♦♦♦♦♦♦*«•♦ . ♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦ «■»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦•♦♦♦ v«.«1« -I ¡S 34. tmmmtmunttttt: - ■ LEWIS & McGEE, Propts New and Elegant Livery Turnouts Complete. Fresh Teams Horses boarded by the day, week or month. Special care given all stock Special accommodations for Commercial Men Cor. First and B Sts., Burns. Oregon. ntnttnnnun::::.. uuutntuitummm SANTA CLAUS Will soon be hr re but we are prepared to meet him now with all kind* of ta wars which you will find on display at JOHN McHULLEN THE WELCOME PHARMACY THE IM0-D4TE PHOTOGRAPHER AU the latest style» and improved photography In use to be had. Profile Panel», Artist’s Proof and Poac elain piocesa Photos finished in up-to-date style upon application. All sizes from the smallest locket picture tip to an 8 x to finished in Aristo Platino or on any of the American papers. Gnltary opposite Fb st Natters! Bank. > ■ I • « •* • turns. Oregon. J HOPKINS