KT-I3
FRONT
feel that KodolCure deserves all the
commendation that can be given it
Your food must be properly di-
¡t »«ved the life of our little girl
gested and assimilated * to ' be of * any ; when she was three years old She |
SATURDA Y M AKi H IS, iVU»
value to you. If
I.' your btomach it • nOw six we have kept it for her
weak
or
diseased
take Kodol Dys­ constantly, but of course she wi'y
SUBSCRIPTION KATKB
pepsia
Cure
It
digests
what you takes it now when anything diaa-
Oue Year
l'.' ou
Hix Mouth«
E KLNTON & GILBERT, Propts.
eat and gives the stomach a rest, greea with her.” Sold by Burna
1.00
Three Month«
. .74
enabling it to recupeiale, take on Druggists
Main St., Burns, Otegon
new life and grow strong again.,
«1 Horses receive the best cf care
Al íinijfi'i
Kodol cures sour stomach, gas, blo­
Men'« wear cleaned and repaired
from experienced hands.
Majority of the member« of the ating, heart palpitation and all dig­
by piece or month at tl.e Hid resi­
Wild West Shu»
Sheepmen hold your wool until
ligiidature «eema to tavor an extra estive disorders. L. A. Sopher. oft
¡.’Elegant Hem livery turnout!.
dence.— Mrs Moon.
«Maion without pay at an early Little Rock, Ky , writes us:
sales day and preserve the integ­
A ••Wild West” show in which
Outing Parties Accommodated.
date, but the move is »» strongly
rity of your organization.
tlie greater part of tlie petform­ opposed bv a minority, 'Elie pur-
Horses Bought and Sold
The wool supply of the world ers will l><* Umatilla Indians and pose of the se.-rioii would be to
REVISED TABLE OF INFORMATION.
is tediiced to the very bottom of Eastern Oregon buckaroos is be­ amend the f ) ,< >0* >,<s>O appropriation
ing
organized
it
I
’
endleton
for
the
bill so that State Normal School«
the wool bins. Boston is crying
The following table has been compiled after earaful and thorougl investiga-
Lewis and Claik fair. A tract of will l.e compelled to -land on their
for wool, Liverpool is crying for
( tion of ad records and -tatiatica obtainable »nd give« actual resource f Harne, ■
own merit«, a« it ie feared that county, every item of which can be proven :
wool, all the great i enters are cry­ land is to be secured near the ex­
when the bill get« to the people on
Number. Carr, Wis. lbs. i
position
grounds,
and
everything
ing for wool.
2,400,00o
“““
80
U<xil clip annually, Harney county.
the
referendum
vol
“
the
appropria
­
4 SO
5,600,«»11
100,000
This is year of all years to se­ will be arranged in as typical a tion will l.e tied up and the «fate Sheep ahippe ■ annually........
1 Two ■ year-olds in quantities to suit.
. 25,000 1000 25,ooo,ooo \ «.■«trliiii.s ati.
cure for you a good price a in.inner as possible, and the things institutions handicapped in their t attle shipped annually ...........................................
3,880,000
4,000
160
Horses and mules shipped »uuually ..........
7. - bui is can be seen ut the ‘ P" Punch •nd
pine that will somewhat compen­ will furnish a novel sight for the operation for lack of fund«.
2,560,000
100
Merchaudise »dipped into merchants
/», sons desiring to purchase should inq. 'e
2,500,000
100
sate' for the long years of dearth easterners who visit the fair.
In making the amendment to the Merchandise shipped direct to ranchers
200,000
there ij P. H Hwell, Assistant to the Ge
10
Numerous performances will be blanket appropriation bill passed Stock salt and sulphur
....
............
and famine in the wool and sheep
120,000
6
Stage freight at 3 cents per pound..............................
,
ral .Manager, who will furnish 'informa­
arranged
ami
carried
out
contin
­
markets. Make the buyers pay
by the late session, the «olon« are
LOCAL
HCUI..
tion
as to prices and will sell the same-
you wh.it your product is worth. uously while the fair is being held inclined to think that they «hould
2,100,000
Lumlier sold annually, feet
.....................................
Wild
fresh
horses
fresh
from
FRENCH-GLENN LIVE STOCK CO.
serve without pay, and it is believed Fuel wood »old annuall, cords. .......................................
Y ou should enjoy the profits this
3,000
5,000
year, instead of selling eai ly at a the range will be ridden by the that all would agree to this if the Fence posts sold annually,.............. ..................................
and session shall be found expedient.
PASSKNUKBS 4SD MCIL.
low figure and allowing the com­ backaroos. Also roping
Many are got in favor of giving a Passenger- by stage annually, 600 at »10............
branding
contests
will
be
held,
« I 6,000
mission men who do not produce
18,000
and prizes given to the swiftest pledge to Governor Chamberlain I’assengera by private conveyances, l,«00..........
youi < lip, to reap the benefits.
Hall coni 1 acta
...........................
10,000
as to what subject will be handled
man.
The
Indians
will
also
have
Hold your wool, and preserve
I.IVK STOCK.
fl. E. YOUNG. Prop».
in the special session. and some
your organization Stand by each their ponies with them. Another
Number of sheep owned iu Harney county.
.. .31X1,000
other
important
mea-
think
that
other. It will pay you to do it. feature that is being arranged is a Bure,“. will lik.'ly l>e taken up. Number of »Keep aummered in Harney county....................
550,1 HX i
Number of t ittle owned in Harney county
..........
200,000
The buyers, the manufacturer.«, stage hold up scene, in which the There is a prevalent idea that i ons of hay grown annually in Harney, over
. .
... 150,000
. 50,000
are combined against you, in the Indians will do the bold up act Governor Chamberlain will issue a I'one of hay grown annually, in a radius of 30 mile of Burns
AREA OF LAND IN HAKNMYCOUNTY.
markets. If you secure justice, I and will be captured by the vali­ call convening a special aesaion if
yen, too, must combine. It is ant but karoos. Besides this, he is Hiitisfied one is needed to sat­ Area of land, acre«
... 6.385,000
. . I,«35,365
other scenes typical of isfy the public demand for a reduc­ Surveyed..........
your only hope. Don’t sell a numerous
1
Uneurvayed
................
......................................
1,549,635
times will be enacted, and tion in the sums voted to the dif­ < Of >i a above
do vc amc
amount 556,324 acres are iu forest reaurve and Carey »electlot.a.
pound before sales day . Don’l frontier
'
I Appropriated
*--------- 1,108,261
i'-Bone steak 2 pounds, cut short ......................... ............................ 25c
if the affair is made the success ferent Normal Schools and to se­ Tillable.
do it. East Oregonian.
aH8ef»aed.............. ...................................................................
. ...
71,101
Loin. Porterhouse and rib steak, 2*a pounds . . .......................... 25c
that its .promoters hope for it will cure to the state instituticus enough Nontillable, agseaied..........................
. .
.5X6,751
................... 25c
Round steak 3 pounds..........
................ ..........
I mproved, not patented................................. ’. ’.............. ......................
1O2.X45
lie a valuable addition to the at­ money for operation
Chuck or shoulder 3lo pounds..........
.......... .......................... 25c
Susceptible to irrigation under IT. S. Geological eurvey of Silver (’leek
The average consumer of beef tractions of the fair.
reservoir.............................................
Brisket and neck boil 6 pounds ........................... ...........................25c
336.UOo .
< arev selection«, approved.................................................................
9,000 H
products here in the United Stal­
.......................... 9Sc
Rib boil 5 pounds ............ .....................................
’•'•*4 Com pan lew Laud . .
WANTED— Agent«, Hustl
r
44,000 tt
es will be slow to believe that the
‘ed.........................
WOOL PROSPECT ENCOURAGING
9«5.oo<f
Salesmen, Clerk.« and everybody Siwe™
.................... 25c
<t° irrigatiou
........................................... H76,000 it
six big packing companies, popul­
who wants to enjoy a good hearty Tillable bench laud above irrigation line, over.............................................
150,000 ::
“Owing to tlie fact that about
arly grouped as the “beef trust”
now covered by Malheur Lake which would be drained ar.<l re­
........................ 25c
Beef sausage 2*.» pounds............................................
laugh to «end 50c for "Tip« to \mount
claim bv bolding up water of Silvies River in reservoir ....
33,000
and recently under investigation 1 100,WM) heed of sheep were sold out Agents.
Water Facilities—Silvies River, Silver creek, McCoy creek, Blitzen River, nnd
Worth $50 to any per­
through many months by Com­ of Umatilla county last Beason, son who sell« goods for a living. ten smaller streams.
Altitnde—4,100 feet-same as Salt Lake Valley.
missioner Gai field and his depart­ there will bo hut one-third the If not satisfactory your money
Mean Temperature—42.
Will deliver all products. Ice
::
usual
number
to
be
»old
this
Annual precipitation—12 inches.
ment sleuths, are struggling along
back. Circular for «tamp. The
for
sale delivered to any part of
Minerals
—
2,200
pounds
of
borax
mined
asd
hauled
by
team
from
Denio,
Ore
­
for a bare business existence spring," »aid Jas. If. Gwinn, eec- Dr. \\ lute electric Comb Co., Deca- gon, to Winnemucca, Nevada, daily, being all that ie developed to speak of.
retary ol the Oregon Woolgrower»’
the city-
(’rope—Wheat, oats, rye, barley, alfalfa, sugar beets, hops, potatoes and all
with starvation profits ranging
tur, III.
kinds of hardy fruits and vegetables.
associiition today.
around 2 percent a year. Still,
"The high prices at which sheep
Thi« is the time of year to look
that is about the net impression are starting in Crook county is very
i
for
winter comfort«, so call at th'
left on the mind of any chance encouraging, the report coining
FOR THE MAN AND THE WOMAN
Burns
Furniture Co’s. «tore and
reader of the commissioner’s re­ from there that several thousand
WHO KNOW
port. Its effort in softie parts, head have «old for $2 50 after leave your order for a couch of any
pattern or style.
There’s no light rifle like the Marlin .22 repeater, for either target
seems actually to be in tin- chrect- sheariiig I his will act a« a stimu­
shooting or small game, because it has Marlin accuracy. If you shoot
tion of bi caking down the popular I lant to I hnatilla sheep market« and
tliis moans everything. The Solid Top, with its wall of metal always be­
tween you and the cartridge, and the Side Ejector are
belief that the < attic slaughtering will cause those who have been
original Marlin features, which make it the safest to
handle as well as the surest. It shoots short, long and
and packing business of the conn ! ? weak-kneed in thi« matter to hold
long-rifle cartridges without any change.
try is in the control of a monopoly | fur top prices
The Marlin 16-gauge Shotguns are the smallest and lightest re­
peating guns manufactured. A new, well balanced gun of great
or “combine" as for instance, ' "Uinatilla county sheep were
accuracy.
Handles stiff loads safely and well.
where it goes Io some pains to never in better condition for shear­ Reward will be paid to any
Write H.8 about any particular repeat ingrifle or shotgun
i
's
>,■>>!
have. Our latest Catalogue—SOU illustrations—
and lambing than this season, person who can find one atom
point out that in 1903 the “big ling
'
(■ I <>■!,• Experience Book, that tells what 3JARLJNS are
doiug
the
world
over, free for 3 stamps postage.
ind what few sheep are to be sold of opium, chloral, morphine,
six” concerns slaughtered only ,5 I
THE MARLIN FIRE ARTIS CO.
l «hould bring a price greatly in ad­ cocaine, ether or chloroform
per cent of the total killed that
42 Willow St.
New Haven, Conn.
vance of that now offered. The in any form in any of Dr.
year.
Miles
’
Remedies.
: sheep market and wool market of
This reward is offered because
That will hardly disillusionize the World is now favorable to the
certain unscrupulous persons
a long over charged beef-consum producer if Im will only realize it. make false statements about
ing public, however, lor hi the .ml stand mil lor organization and these remedies. Il is under­
very next breath the <oinnussion co operation with his fellows in stood that this reward applies
only to goods purchased in the
er says frankly that these six com- handling his stull',
open market, which have not
panics slaughtered nearly 98 pet
"Buyer« are Ducking to the West been tampered with in any way.
tent of all the cattle killed in eight m great numbers, and the prospect
Dr. Miles’ remedies cure by
soothing, nourishing,
leading western packing (inters lor a highly prosperous year is ex- their
strengthening and invigorat­
j
tremelv
good
It
is
now
coming
and that they control a very large
ing effects upon the nervous
pel« cni.ige of the trail«' in beef, the sheepmen « wny.”
system, and not by paralyzing
Letter« have been written by and weakening the nerves as
particularly in the east. The fact
Secretary Gwinn to about 15 wool would be the case if these drugs
is that the “combine” lias so ar­ buyers Hint nre now covering the were used.
ranged matters th it many eastern West mid Eastern firms miking
For this reason Dr. Miles’
states p.n tn ulai I v some in New them for suggestion« for the East­ Anti-Tain Tills arc universally
considered the lu t pain remedy
England that formerly supplied ern Oregon «alas days As soon a«
"I have Buffered for 25 years with
Fevere 1 di x in my ! • id. h< it and
the nearby maikels with most of the replies nre received the various back, and have tried everj tlung I
could k « t ami i -'tild n t And any relief
I got a box of 1 »r. Miles’ Anti-
their beef can no longer engage in dates will Im an noil need. Three until
l’aln Pills. I suffered ns long as 13
hours
nt a time with such severe
the business to any considerable ditlerent sale days are la*ing ar­ pains thnt
I f n-d 1 v uld l<>se my
mind.
The Anti-Pain Pills give me
rang'd
for
this
place
and
also
for
extent; the cannot compete sui-
r« Ihf In from 1 1 • • ’ n tut. s I do
have to u* ■• M- I in«» any more.
i essfull with “tiust” prices and Heppner and Shaniko, to he held not
I wish you would 1 ¡Midi t' » o that
other
sufferers nv»v find relief.”
thr business has been concentialed soma time during May and June
1 a . wa ! ki : h
II F. P Na. ♦:
s dem. Ind.
The
buyers
have
recently
been
Dr. Miles' Antl-Paln PHI« are «old by
largely in the western group«- re­
your druggist, who will quarintee that
gathered
at
I
’
hoenix,
Ariz.
.
and
the
the first rtikaqe will benefit.
If It
ferred to fol tli.it spei itic pui pose.
he will return \ mr money.
■ ■tiers written them bv Mr. Gwinn fails
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
25 doses. 25 cent». Never sold in bulk.
Furthermore, a prolit of 2 per
were addressed to that place From Miles Mcdwal Co.. Elkhart. Ind
cent ('ll the gross volume of the
The beading Agricultural Journal of the Nation
all accounts the Arizona wool has
“combine's" yearly business foot-, j now all been cleaned up and
lip about $ 16.soo.ixio; and, their Lr'light unusually goisl prices,
by an able Corps of GUriters
< ombined . ap. alization being less ranging from 1.8 to JO cents How­
Th« Amer.v.m Farmer is the only Literary Farm Journal publish d.
than 4> iuo ,( hm >, ihx >, the proliit on ever, this is said to lie due to th.'
i
« .1 position of its own and has taken the leading place
in the h me« of rural people in every section of the United Stat,
the investment is thus seen to h-.-. tat that the Arizona wool is much
It gios the fanner or stockman and his family something to
think .i ut aside from the humdrum of routine duties.
at least 16 pci cent' Add to that i lighter than usual this vear and
what protit happens to lloat from will have a les» shrinkage than
private ( ar linea —set in one in- tb it of Eastern Oregon wool Thi»
atante bv the .ommiaasioner at i: has lieen true of the product of that
territory for two season» now. mid
pci ((ut as well as from big «al­
We ha^e Ju«t rec«twd « ur ccswlf».
is due to the fact that there has
meat ot Caliti ntt bweet Pea See«!»
arles and possilile tailroad freight been much more rain there than in
rebatea, and none of the “beef­ former vear» Fast Ongoiiian.
trust" magnate» can fairly be look­
the I ..
For Sale—Two hundred acre« of
ed ii|x>n as t n route to the pool-
liou.se. They are a gieat deal of land under fet.ee, water right re­
»hex 1««t
- »hex are
corded, »orne fiorar» well broke,
a “public charge” however.
aleo
homa-hold
gitelo,
inquire
of
••In view <>f the f«cl," * S4)
— S
I’tcsident Roosevelt in transmitt­ Mr» \amde llv.-rlev. Burn». Or«»
♦ 25,tltH> to loan on first claioo
ing this report to the house, “that
Thl. oiler Is mad. tr all new subscribers, and all old ones w ho p.y up all arrears and r n-w
the Department of Justice is now first mortgsgr» on improved farm
engaged ii|»>n othet matteis in­ pro|>erti spplv to N I Carpen-
between now and April i, jnO5
n. ■. mut i os.
volved in tlie resolution, tin- sec- let Burn», lire
t
1 clary of commerce and lalxn (an­
Heating stoves at \oeg,.!y’» ».r
H k üb Dr«< Stort
nul at this time report
\ oegllv for healing »1 oves.
íhe £iines-$rraíd
What he lias reported on with so MAY CALI. THE LEGISLATIVE
little satisfaction must have cost
the government many thousands
of dollars. Let it be hoped that SPECIAL SESSION MAT BE NECESSA­
RY TO UNDO THINGS.
the public will get a better ‘‘run
for its money” when Attorney-
General Moody finishes his work The Sl.ooe.oou Apprupri.tiun Bill l> Coûte
witfi the impecuniuo» “beef trust."
Oi oil the Trouhle--Letlilolori Aohed
To Serve Without Pay.
N. Y. Commercial.
Give Your Stomach A Rest.
LiVERY, FEED AND SALE
CITY
MEAT MARKET.
Fresh
and
Salt Meat
Always on hand
JXÆy Prices:
F’or Casli Only.
$5,000
To all our Subscribers!
THE
GREAT AMERICAN
FARMER
ftas
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