! lar n e y— coun t y
Considel able
property belonging to the P. L.
S. (. ''i in l< iv
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assessed in Giant county if the
¿lie ¿iiUfs-xifiaíd
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J-.il Carlftnn, dito
J A Vest, clerk of elec
tion and Ret box...
HIGH SCHOOL SOCIETY
! Elmer Carl non, <lit.o... .
! Join; Smyth, dito
TLe Harnsy < .* High School L I- ¡Frank Dibble, judge of
election (’urry precinct
crary bociuty met ycsti rday : ter-
Ret box......................
lernoon
Th- following officers
1 T J Shields, dito.
were elect'd
Frank Thompson, I Sam Wurt, dito ....
passes
HlJBbCKirriON RATE."
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The 'l imes-Herald received a
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copy of the proposed irrigation 1’re.i'ib i,t; Harrv Bti k, Vice Pre , Newell Hall, clerk of
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sident; l,,"i Robinson, S ,-retary; I election Curry prect
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bill last evening from Represen
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Earnest Shields, dito. .
Curtis Smi'li Treasurer
tative Sitz. It
covers several Song. Flow Gently Sweet Afton • .J W Sevedfce, witnewa be-
1 fore grand jury
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pages and we have not had time
by School
Mrs J W Sevclge, dito
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to examine it thoroughly and are Instrumental Duel, Henry Dalton I '1'imew-Heralfl, printing
and Carl Cook.
for county.................... .
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therefore unable to comment this
Slump ‘•peech,
.. Hurry Buck I \V E Hunton, making
week. We have found it an im Vocal Duct, Clifford Reed and; financial statement for
! county, . .
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provement on the Bein law, how
Mason Smith
Peter Clemen?, Super,
ever, and while radic al may he a
Debate: "Resolve that Education! road dist No 1................
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very good law. It is very hard is More Bi-ueficial to Man than: Tom Allen, jailor fee«,
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at this time to make any material Money:' Allirmative. Wood Best, .Marsden A: (i -ary, med
ical
attendance on
changes m the irrigation lawsof Mabjc Cross. Byrd King, Curtis
county poor....................
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this state that will not cause con Smith and Mary (Jtley. Negative:
.Miilbeur (’«unity, costs
siderable complication, especially Harry Wilbers, I Roswell Hamilton,
State vh Colwell . . . ! L’l h 55 Coiit'd
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Johnnon Irwin Hodson Co. Hur-
one to conform to the recent na Helene Swain, Amundu
veyois
record
Judges decided
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tional irrigation in I. A synopsis und John Sa
tinued from lust term
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in
favor
of
AHiramliv'
of the measure can be found on
M E Rigby, supplies etc
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34 M
Reading,
Emma Muller
another page of this issue.
M E Rigby, salary, trav
Ivan Jackson
Recitation
eling exjieiiHeH, etc .
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Essay, . .
lea RobitiHon Newt Hoover, Supr road
Opposition ti. a new irrigation Vocal Solo .
. . Ruby Burrow
district No 2....................
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< ode in Otegnn is found to be Closing Song Columbia tie G» i 1 i E I'» Reed A Son, pap<*r
by School Supr. . .
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of I Im Ocean
centered in the selfishness of pie-
C E McPheeters, care
sent piivate owners, whose large
an<l keep of county
Special ferm of Circuii Courl
poor.............................
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holdings may be jeopardized by a
C E McPheeters, error
wider distribution of the waters
in hi t bill....................
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of the slate. Idaho experienc ed
Cirouit Judge llavis came over Harney County News
the same oppo-ilion in the passage from (‘anvoii City Thuniday and
priming for
School
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of her present irrigation law, Utah held a h I ilh 'I special term that after Supt................................
I S Geer, incidental ex
noon.
The
following
buaineuH
wan
faced the same sellishm-ss, Cali
penses in collecting ex
truiiHncti 'l ■
fornia is now fighting the same
hibit
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f.uella Voigtly vh (J. II. Voi-gtly F Al Jordan, for meander
proposition, and Washington is in
Hiiit for divorce, tin* pluintifT made
eornerson I/.iwen-Nar-
the power of the private mon
rows road, road fund
application for alimony and unit
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opolies. The “jumping off place”
money The court ordered defen C S Johnson, hauling
lumber and repairing
must be reached somewhere in the dant to pay to the clerk for the
bridge, road fund
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reorganization of the irrigation use of the plaintitT within five (lays
Burns Milling Co, I urn
laws of the West. Irrigation be lor the support and maintt nance of
berfor roads road fund 100 01 100 04
ing the most vital industrial sub said pl iintiir and h • minor child .1 ( Gray, road repairing
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ject in the West, must be system the num of $40 and a like HUin of $ 10 Harney Valley Lumber
Co. lumber for road«
atized, founded on tin- principle of each month during I he pending of
road fund.
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ordered
to
pay
this
suit.
Further
the greatest good Io the greatest
Harney Valley Lumber
Co. dito.............................
number, and utility must be the to the clerk within 30days the sum
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basis of all laws, instead of selfish of $500 ms suit money and nitor- Harney Valley l.urnlier
Co. dito...........
Ileys fees in I lie pi isecution of the
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ness, however well founded it may
Wilson .V Ashton, re
suit on liehalfof the plaintiff,
be in ancient custom and unwritt
pairing road tools, do
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The matter of the dintribution of •I T Barnes, extra work
en law. After the first upheaval
the procei <1 .< fro tn the sale of the
on “Beat Land Road”
of the charge in passing from the Wold' nht-rg A Berg Brewery
now
road fund .......................
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old to the new system, the new in the haiulH of the receiver and •J T Barnes, work on
Barnes School House
iri ijjation law w ill !><• a blessing to confirmation of said Huie come up
Road, road fund...........
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the state, because it provides for l efore Judge Davie last Thursday
Burns Milling Co, lum
the widest possible use of the T here were no objections mude to
ber, road fund...............
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streams. At present there is the sale, but considerable conten- W in Ibifl, lalior on road
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idle water in every private ditch, tion as to priotitv of claims The Prineville-Burns Stage
Co, freight, on supplies
and idle land and idle famlies be Judge took it under advisement in-
building fund...............
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titnatilig, however, thal tile Hille S
cause thereof oil every band.
Mothershead, stamps
would he confirmed there being no
for clerks office bld fd
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East Oregonian.
objections thereto.
Geer
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Cummins,
nails for county, rd fd
Judge Davis took his departure
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Should Change Land District.
yesterday for home.
War Has Been Declared
Not with Russia or Japan, but
WAR ON PRICES!
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customer—to maintain prices at a reasonable living profit—to do business on the "live and let live plan —to
give our customers the very best value for the money, and do not no \ nor have we tielieved in cutting prices
below a legitimate basis, but since cutting is the fashion, v.i propose to lead. (>ur expenses are as light asany
other firm in Ilarncy county. Wecan buy just ¡is cheap .o a othe hrm in Harney county. Therefore we
ran not nor will not be undersold by any one. We have tried :.ie premium plan and found it unsatisfactory.
We believe it better to give OU1‘cllst olliefs full Vallie for the 1: ¡ley lit the t illie t he purchase IS made. It ¡S the
man with the hard, cold cash that we are after. W e gi\ <■ hi re -ome prices at which we are going to sell for cash
and for cash only. To those whose accounts are satisfactory w will extend credit at regular prices, as usual.
We are here for business, and if prices are an indiieement we will have it,
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Corn, new crop, every can guaranteed 15c or 7 cans i oo
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Men’s snow excluders per pair
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Women’s snow excluders per pair.................
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Over coats w ill go at 20 per cent discount.
Dress goods, fasinators and other woolens will be sold
at wonderfully reduced prices.
Great bargains in shoes and other lines—nearly every
thing will be reduced.
Get our quotations on other goods.
Elour $1.65 or two sacks for ..................................... ’ $3 25
Sugar, 11 pounds......................................................... i 00
(¡olden Star, Diamond C and other Savon soap for
merly toe now per bar........................................
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Lima, Bayo and small white beans 12 lbs................ I 00
Cream of Wheat, per package.................................... ■¡5C
Java and Mocha and C’aracola Roast coffee former
ly 3 lbs now 4 lbs................................................... I oo
A 1 good Blended Roast coffee formerly 4 lbs no«
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Coal oil per single gallon............................................. 50c
*• “ Head Light, per case...................................... 5 (x)
Now is your opportunity=-=you couid not secure such prices during the Sommer season
Thiiiikiu<r y<iii for past favors and soliciting vour business, we are
No Scarlet Fever
I .1. ShichiH c.oine over from Sil
ver (’reek the firnl of (he week with
hia little won ami «laughter nuffer-
ing from Hcurlet lever. The patirn-
t» are at Mrs. Fry’s hospital and
whi’.e the place in not qiiArantinrd
the patient.« are isolated and
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Dr
M.irsdvn, county health otlii er.
states there is no danger of I the din
was«* spreading
Quite a number of our citizens
have ask« tl l’he I' iiiicv ! lerald in
regard to these patients and a re
porter mad«* particular inquiry of
the health officer. The pat ents
have recovered from the fever but
are still suffering from the »ffveth.
\ irgii, the t»-vtar i»ld son has scar
latinal nephritis and the daughter
is suffering from ear trouble.
Dr Marsd *11 insists there is no
occasion for alarm in regard to the
disease and The Times-Herald it
glad to m tk< this slatemeiH to the
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We have a nice variety by the b st authors.
THE WELCOME PHARMACY
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I’lSSOI IT1ON NOTICE
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First. Sr, nd and Third Gradi
l'i rtiticct* •
\\ edm -al iv—Penmanship,
tory, nrlhogrnphv. reading
Thitrsdav- Written arithmetic,
the,1 . o' te lehing, grammar. phy>-
tology.
Fridi av-< •>ography, mental arilb-
metic, > •cl *<*! law, civil government
i'rimarv Certificates
Wedi nesday — Penmanship.
or-
tliograj |>hy, arithmetic, reading
Thursday — Art of questioning,
theory of te aching, physiology
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'ch ■ >1 Superintendent.
Notice i* hereby given that the
eo-partgership comiw ?«il of George
W \\ utters, Thom is ami John K
J-nkins ami be <‘U »tore t*nglint'd in
the sheep shearing
undvr
the firm name and nt y le t«f Waters
ami Jenkins Broth* brn. han Lven dia-1
solved by mutual eu >n*ent of all par-
ties: the saiil Geo: rg«‘ \\ \\ atara
retiring, aud the said Jobu ll Jen
kins and Thomas Jenkins contitiU-
ing the busineas under the firm
name of Jenkins Brothers. All ac
counts due the old firm, and all in
deliledne-s of the old firm, will he
win»; Msclitiu . -it factory price
paid by the iiss firn*
will ft»' . lit
<id< I. The White.
George W Waters
Him Diamo*,d «nd the Vassar, all
John R. Jenkins.
carrying • full guarantee —at the
Thomas Jenkin4
Burns F ir mt »irr Ompanv More
(Mswoe
mi . I Act.
C Co g»-t their nr
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Corner Maio and B Sts.
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I am prepared to furnish my customers with the usual
high class goods and invite the public to call when desiring
FREE delivery
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
/ (lit a run tee the (loads and Prices
I THE OVERLAND HOTEL
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Solid Gold Watches, Fancy Clocks, Jewelry of all kinds.
Silverware, Ebonyware, Cut Glass. I iamlp.iinted China at
< ost.
lake .1 oeep at mv windows
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Hl SI Til t HOI NDAltY I IM
In nidi 1 to remove doubt i,*n-
cerning the county lint between
Giant and llainvx n*unties, Sena
tor l.ayeixk has introduced Sen
ate bill 83, fixing the Ixiundary
line ot Grant county. The change
involxrs nly three townships and
is s.r 1'l.u tory to all concerned
The doubt that has existed in the
past has given trouble in drawing
juries and in levying taxes, but
the change is not of large impor
tance, rxicpt m removing tins
trouble. Harney county gets two
of the doubtful sections ami Grant
one. says the Oregonian.
The above townships contain
very little taxable property at this
time.
We are informed that
township 18, R 32, is given to
Grant county and townships rb in
K 33 and 33% will remain in
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Comtiienciiig Wednesday, Febru
ary '. at nine u'cloek A M. and
continuing until Saturday Fehru-
iu i 11. al four o'clock P M.
\\ edneadiiy — Penmanahip, his
tory, sp*»lling, algebra
reading,
school law
I’hurs,I ay—Written Arithmetic,
theory ot teaching, grammar, book,
keeping, phvsii civil government
I' ridiiy— Physiology, geography,
mental arithmetic, composition,
physical geography.
Saturday — Botany, plane geom-
. .' neral history, English liter-
•*. psychology.
»■on cot \ tv rarKtis
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haines & Nelson
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Notice ia lierehv given that the
county school Huperiiitendent of
Harney County will ho’d the reg
ular examination of applicants for
state and county papers at Burns,
ns follows:
4011 STATI:
Yours Respectfully
ZDa.lton..
Teachers Examination
The Times-1 lei .ild would sug
gest .1 change in the pi esent bou
ndaries of the Burns and Lake
view land ili-tlicts. When these
districts were" mule- conditions
were- much different from the
present and it was advisable to
plat e- the Inwei pal I of this c oun
ty in the Lakeview land dis’rict
Now, however, conditions are so
changed that the people of that
portion of the county would pre
fer to lie in this district. These
people have more or less business
to transact at this plac e, it being
the county seat, and a distributing
point for that section.
Anothci advantage is direct
mail service with quick cornice ti
ocis and miptoi client in the roads
The matter should be t iken up
by those interested and the bourn*
daries 1 e.n’.mg; cl. The- people
of the south end desire it.
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Cent a > I,. alni, Well fntni.iieil table**.
«•«»Infortable room.-.
LIS FOR SALE
ÎATES: Heals .'5 ants R>- ni< 53 acts.
Single fctis 25 acais.
SI i Z. Lawrn, Or gon
Breeder of Pure Bates Short Horn Cattle
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Burna, OregoD.
Bulls ready for service, the get of
Waterloo Prince 174,184.
Certified copy of pedigree
given with each purchase
Call Fer to«a(v ^irrtatn.
Notice )• hereby
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are funds tn the county treasurer
for the redemption f all w iirantg
drawn on th' general fund rvgDier*
ed prior to May 5, PNM InteirM
on asme will cease from thia dale
J M DALTON
IM. 10. 1904.
Treasurer
NOTICE FDR PVBI.ICATIOX
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Of crugs, medicines, druggists sundries,
perfumes, stationery, books, school v; -
plies, etc., ever brought to Burns. Ti e
finest wine» and liquors for medicinal
• purposes always on ha d.
Agents for Any Periodical Published,
mi Nairs rPL^timw hum special irramii
THF CITY DRUG STORE.
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H. M. HORTON. Prop.