on hi«
Mrs Chas Roper paid our city a
Mon»y taring methods to be in-
visit oue day this week
agurated at Browns will be a sure
Bring your eggs to the City Meat
Iim Donovan was down from money matter for you
. the largest circulation or Market and get cash for them.
his
home one day this week.
asy newspaper in thiscounty .
Dr L E Hibbard spent a part of
W H. Morrison and wife were
Tom Howser came in with freight the week superintending some work
visitors to our city Wednesday.
on his ranch.
from the railraad this week.
I desert last Wednesd
All KBAY. JUNE 17 1906.
BROWN'S
I HE SATISFACTORY STORE
BROWN’S
X-ettex ZTo. ¡3
Ovtx Tan. 1,1906 caSlx pxoposltlorx Is rxot
FFL^IVZIED FIJNTAMCE
Nabiscos, Macroonas, Pimonas
tio to Haines X Nelson's and get
A new line of low cut Queen
and Festinas, are among the really
Rogers
Bros silverware at cost
Quality Shoes just in at Browns
Local News.
j fine table delicacies at Huston’s.
See their line of watches and Jew
John uuueiman
Budelman ana
and iamuv
family 1 are elry.
Tk« I_J-
» . -
euuu
ne ladies of the Baptist church in from their country home for r a
Browns new clothing just iu.
i will have a window sale at the few days.
W C Sawyer, of the Geological
Survey, was in this section this
Tom Cleveland is over from the store of E B Reed X Son on Satur
Ham, Bacon, Lard Butter and week looking after the water gaug
day, June 24.
sod house.
Eggs, Timothy Seed nt the City ing stations in the various streams
$600 will take 160 acres of good Meat Market,
Go-dirts! Go-Carts! Go-Carts!
in this Valley.
and 10 miles East of Burns It
G W ulevenger X Co.
Your Clothes Made to Measure
James McEwen, of Hardin, Crook
was a choice claim five years ago.
county, was a visitor to our city by M. Born X Co, assures a tit and
G W Luce was among the visi. See Lewis.
■ this week.
perfect satisfaction, you take no
tor- to <>ur city this week.
Wm Gray was in the city Wed
chances.—Schwartz X Budelinan
C»
J
George
Smith
is
now
city
mar
Dr W. C. Brown, Dentist. Office nesday and was accompanied upon
shal, having been appointed to suc
A
S
Swain
was
iu
from
his
sheep
upstairs in Veogtly building.
his return home by his wife and in
ceed John Dickenson.
camp the tirsi of the week. He has
fant son.
C Bearv, Rev Minaker and Fran
completed shearing and states his
The weather has been decidedly
ce-Gritlin have gone to the Narrows
Regular shipments of Hood River
¡cooler the past few days with Indi- wool was a much heavier yield
than he anticipated.
strawberries
twice
a
week
during
for a few days.
the
season
at Schwartz X Budel- | cations of more rain.
Albert Cawltield was in from An
Adam George is selling school
Browns coffees are fine in flavor derson Valley Wednesday making
1 man’s, 20 cents the box.
furniture and the various districts]
and better in value than possible to proof on some land. He was ac
should see him before placing , H M Hibbard and wife brought
companied by James Paul and
ä get any where in Eastern Oregon,
their little daughter down from the
orders,
James Johnson as witnesses.
J F Mahon and J P Withers are
mill one day this week for medical
City Marshal Smith desires to1
Raymond Sizemore is now navi
notify all interested that they must] attendance. The little one was among the jurors drawn to attend gating on crutches on account of a
the Federal court during the land bad knee that has long been both
keep up their stock, as he will see I Buffering from erysipelas.
I fraud trials.
that the ‘'cow” ordinance is enforc-J
ering him. This week Dr Geary
Drop in and get a big glass of
placed the leg in a cast and Ray
ed to the letter.
! that fine Harney Valley Brewing I The firm of Haines X- Nelson, the
mond is forbidden the use of the
Those desiring to purchase a | Co. beer at the new beer hall and Jewelers, having been dissolved, the limb for about six weeks.
I.iano should call at G W eleven-' saloon,
1 partnership goods are being sold
ger X- Co’s furniture store. This!
I out at cost.
Messrs Drinkwater X Clay are
PROCLAMATION.
firm now carries instruments.
John Headley is compelled to
the proprietors of a blacksmith and
Mr and Mrs Cal Geer will take a repair shop in Drewse.v. They de walk with a crutch, having disloca-
Whereas, the Secretary of State of the
deserved vacation this summer and sire a'snare of the public patronage. I ted his knee the other day while State of Oregon has notified me in writ,
ing that pursuant to the provisions of
will visit their old home at Silver-
I wrestling
Assessor Loggan informs us C. R.
an
act entitled “ An Act making effective
ton, take in the Lewis and Clark
Al Coleman and wife left the first the initiative and referendum provisions
Peterson is enjoying a visit from
and may possibly go to Arizona to
his parents, who came from their of the week for Suplee where they of Section 1, Article 4 of the Constitu
sjiend th<- winter with their daugh
tion of the State of Oregon, and regulat
home at Fort Bidwell a short time will visit relatives and friends for ing elections thereunder aud providing
ter, Mrs Dr Clvnier.
a couple of weeks.
ago.
penalties for violations of provisions of
At a special meeting of the pub
Leave orders at the Brewery Sa- ] this Act,” approved February 24th, 1903,
Tom
Sagers
and
wife
have
gone
lic school board held last Monday
there was duly filed in his office on May
Lute Parker was awarded the con to their ranch home near Narrows loon for bottled beer which will be 18th, 1905. a referendum petition con
-01 where Tom will spend the summer delivered at your home in any taining 6,312 signatures properly attach
tract to furnish 40 cords of wood to
.....LOG
enc'nK an<( otherwise improving quantity desired. Ask for prices.
the district
at 43 90 per __L.
cord lJf
1
ed thereto, and certified in accordance
^ definitely
decided”to" hold : his ,rancl)- Th.ey accompanied Ed
was also
<
with law, ordering that House Bill Num
The
Windsor,
under
the
manage
’s term of --------
school the
a nine i-month
----------------------
— i “piinger out \\ ednesday.
ber 370, entitled ‘‘An Act to appropriate
ment of C B. Smith & Co., is one money for the payment of the expenses
coining year to begin Sept. 4.
Fred Oakerman was over from
of the most popular resorts in the of the maintenance, repairs, improve
Frank W Raine, a nephew of J C ' h'8 Silver creek home last Sunday.
Finest of liquors and ments. equipment and current ex|»ense8
- ■ i accompanied by his wife and niece. interim.
Freeman, and half brother to Julius
Miss
Savage.
Mr
Oakerman
in
cigars,
billiards
and card .able« of the Insane Asylum, Penitentiary, Re
Chandler, arrived here on last Sat
form, Deaf-Mute and Blind Schools, Vn‘
forms
The
Times-Herald
that
he
and expert mixologists.
urday from San Francisco, Mr
ivermty. Agricultural College and Nor.
Raine comes with the intention of • had disposed of about 40 head of
Judge Davis has handed down a mal Schools, and other current expenses
horses
to
Harry
Smith,
the
price
locating permanently and will later
decision in the Voegtly divorce of the state, and declaring au emergen
send for his wife. He accompanied being $50 per head.
cy,” passed by the Twenty-third Legis
Mr Freeman out to the Warm
Mi Hauck, the horsebujer, has case, by dismissing the charge of lative Assembly of the State of Oregon Be sure and call and see and get prices before purchasing.
both
the
plaintiff
and
defendant,
Springs Sunday.
purchased quite a number of ani
at the regular session of said Legislative
I
The Times-Herald is in receipt mals on Silver creek and several in neither party being granted a di Assembly, shall be referred to the ¡>eo-
of an invitation to the commence- this vicinity. He informs us he is vorce. The costs were taxed up to ple of the State of Oregon for their ap NOTICE FOR Vl PLICATION
mi nt exercises atOshkoBh, Wiscon having no trouble in finding the both parties, each having their own proval or rejection at the regular general
I’XITEIlBTATKS I ANI> n -l U K.
I
yr / a »,-» Zr anyt/liny that wilt make a parson tee/
election to i»« held on the 4th day of
BuritH Orvg«>n, May 1«, It'D« I
sin June 11 to 15. Miss Josephine I class of horses he desires and from costs
I
Notice is hfr»‘by given I hoi l!<- it i-
Rue«l,
tiho stayiny aueay from Church it is to rid a a
!
the
sales
made
his
prices
seem
to
June,
1906;
that
said
6,312
signatures
to
I? her is it member of the graduat
of Bum«. Oregon, . ................oi f'.t-n'ii< •• E Ih ni
| An outing party left here Thurs said petition are more than five per cent liter, of Harney, Oregon, Im« lile-l null- <• of in-
ing class this year. Miss Locher [ be quite satisfactary.
to ntHke proof on I hk <1« h -it litinl claim
of the whole number of votes cast for teulion
.7'», for th. h'aSE‘,, NW.
I 't. > -•• II.
has been absent from her home in
James Paul contemplates an ex day morning for Spring creek to Justice of the Supreme Court at the last I No.
WaS\V’4,>.< 1
N\\‘4 'W.
*'"l I ' i
Ibis city for several years and has tended visit to Kentucky this sum spend a week or so fishing. The
NE\. H-c. 14, I
S . R. ■ • I , W
M., h- t«»i.
regular election,
before the RegiBtt r Hiiii R«-< vi v vi ' I'.tirns, on
improved her time most profitably.
party consisted of Mrs 11 B. Mace
on Saturday, the . It It day <»f June, l"0’>
Now, Therefore, I, (¡to. E (’hamber- I gon.
He namea Ute following wltncMti.-M lo prove
The young lady has secured a posi mer, leaving here in September and land daughter, Miss Vella, Mrs W.
1 the complete irrigation mid ieelmnation of «.Hid
|
lain,
<
iovernor
of
the
State
of
<
iregon,
in
going
via
Portland
where
he
will
tion as teacher in the West Salem
land: Jamen F. Malion. Albert ' 'm\ Itield, Jamett
! E. Trisch, Misses Clayte Burrow, obedience to the provisions of said act I Johnson
and Mel Barker, all of Mule. Oregon.
high school of Wisconsin for the visit the fair. He expects to be ab-
\\ M l-'A P.IIF, Register
hereinbefore
mentioned,
do
hereby
make
I
Bertha
Williams
and
Frank
Shelly
coming year and will not return i sent two or three months. Jim will
issue
this
pr<xlamati<»n
to
the
¡»eo-
and
I
Robt
George
and
Grandpa
Free
home, much to the disappointment ¡enjoy such a trip but it is only right
pie of the State of Oregon, announcing
man.
of her many friends.
' to post him before hand that “mint
that there has been filed with the Secre
C. IL Leonard and family were tary of State of the State of ()regon a ref
W Biggs has received a hand )julips” and straight “corn juice”
t'NITEP r V I e - I IM
K.i
Burna, < »regoli, May 21. Ii
some racing sulky which arrived go down there instead of bock beer. | in from Welcomeville a few day« erendum petition with the requisite Notice is hereby given ihm I I ioiiihf I-
Matney of Burns, Oregon. I inh tiled notice of
[this week, Mrs. Leonard making ' num her of signatures thereto attached, intention
mi Thursday’s stage from the rail
to make proof <>n In* desert land
The schedule on the O-B stage!
I. hh l..i »ale a* ii le«« prive tlian yon cuti bui olli.-r. (or
lain» No. U4I. for tile N I-.1 tN 1.' ,. -• >
", '(■ 1,
I proof on her desert. They returned i ordering that House Bill Numl»er 37(), | ME'.,Sec
road. It is a beauty having bicy-|
19
li,
j', !
I« . Il
‘I .
entitled “An Act to appropriate money V\ M. before A '.,SU
line has been changed in the time
Tliey bave tini celebrateli
the RegLt. i un i |u << i\< r nt
Wednesdaj- afternoon, as Farmer for the payment of the expenses of the 1 Burns
clewheels and puemnatic tires—
Oregon, on T ucm I m ) the
It day of
of departure from Burns. The post
l '<).>.
Leonard was anxious to continue' maintenance, repairs, improvements, June,
and its painted red. When attach-1
He names the following uitne-r-
to pros,
j master was notified the time for
complete irriga' ion and 1 ■ lai it ion ol said
his work plowing, putting in garden equipment ami current expenses of the the
ed to one of John’s several trotting i
land Faul I-
Blume. I’aul I ink.-, John II
leaving here had been changed to I
all of Bui ...............
and clearing sage brush. Leonard Insane Asylum. Penitentiary, Reform, Garrett, George W W aters.
animals and lie has hold of the
WM FABRE Register.
2:30 p in instead of 6 a tn, but Con has at last found his calling
Deaf Mute and Blind Schools, Universi
alvo, and Hie selling them al a currMpoiidingly low lig
ribbons it will be a fine turn out
ty, Agricultural College and Normal
tractor Williams was notified the
ure uh the moWeiH.
altogether and we may look for
M
arried —Last Wednesday at Schools, and other current expenses of
time was 2:30 a m. It goes into
some new records. Mr Biggs I has
—
the home of Mr and Mrs F. M. the state, and declaring an emergency,”
taken a great interest in bringing effect today. The stage is being .Ionian in this city. Ben Jordan passe 1 by the Twenty-third legislative
held
here
awaiting
advice
from
On
about a change for better horse-
Assembly of tlnTSiateof Oregon at the
tl-sli in Harney connty and is pre tario as to the nature of the notice and Miss Bes-ic Miller were iniir- regular session of said Legislative Aaa«*m-
paring to migage quite extensively given that office. At present it ie ried, Rev A R Miriake- of the bly, be submitted t » the legal electors of
The the Statu of Oregon for their approval or
in h'oodtd horses, having several
Baptist church officiating
not understood which schedule to
> xi.qni "n.ally fine anima'.« now en
contracting parties are well known rejection at th« regular election to be
route from California to add to Ilia follow nor does it appear to be of to the people of Harney e.iunty a'ul held on the Ith of June. 1906, the same
Ç
larticuL r benefit to anj
.- ,t stables.
have a large circle of friends who being the first Monday in Junt , ltMM>.
Done at the Capitol in tins City of
fl
extend well wishes Only the im Salem, State of Oregon, this----- day of
mediate relatives were pre»ent at May, 1905.
the ceremony
NOTICE FOR I'l'BLK ATION
(Signal) GEO. IL CHAMBERLAIN,
We are selling our
Governor.
rani t> state - I * ni > on-n it
(
Peter Clemens and family have
Kurus orvgoii, May 1 l’<» i
By the Governor :
returned from Portland where they
Notice is hereby given that the !-..!.»•* ¡u -
(Signed; F. I. DINBAR,
nametl settb-r has II!••«! »«>' • •• of hu» montimi
visited the Lewis ami Clark fair.
to make Huai proof in
«>1
« I m I ki ,
Secretary of State. Mini
that sai'1 ¿r«H»l wiii
..afe
*u
th.
Mr Clemens states it ie magnificent,
Regno r an<! Receiver, >tl Burn»
<>r.g. ...on
June J», IW», viz
I’ mii I E Ki'iim* of Hui ns.
but not entirely complete
Har . TIMBER LAND NOTICE
Oregon, li E No I IM, Ior the lots . and ||,
•*<-<•. 2. IA>ts I and 2. anil nW
N*',
• I. I
ney county’s exhibit was not com
II
H » E V* M
I’. K.
Office Bums. Ore . May 31, !<>,
lie names the following witiu *
tn j>r...e
pleted wh n they lef.- but will make N<.ti>eik hereby giv. n hat hi r-oin^liatn < hie continuous .
it <- upon and < nliivattun
A \ I
Alt
1-m.s lamp
with the provisions «»f the •« t of < ougrvss of of sant land. Vil
a bit when opened to th.- j
June 3, ¡M7M, entitl««! “An art for the sale of elitre, 1 E Mainev, Tim Dono nu. ai I of Kurus
timl>er lands in the .‘•tates of 1 ahforuia, Oregon Oregon
and Mr Clemens «ays no
W
m
F
arms
. Register.
Nevada an<l Waehington Territory." as extend
ed to all the Public Ijtnd states by art of Aug
county exhibit can compare
is’ 4, l*e»_ Matt Wagner uf Fortlsnd. rountv of
half price, because we art- going <»' t uf tin e
Mnl'uomah >tafe of Oregon, has this da) flle<!
We would like to have a talk with you on
it in attractiveness
He visit«
in thia plfire his sworn statement No '¿Sa, for
th«- purchase of the E’, m W t. HE!4 \W'4
lines,
but not intending to close up business as our
and
Burbank exhibit ot vegetables
f'W'4NE,4 of Hertion
No.
> in township
No /I 8,. Range 27 E , W M. and will offer proof
competitors would like to have us do. I hey say
«aye Han.ev count» p»tat<*« will to show that the land sought la more valuable
for its timber of atone than for agrirulturalpur-
b*at it.
we “sell too cheap" and are deniorali/ing trade
[ h «••-s and toeatafrlish hla « laiin to Mid land
Our Stuck is complete, our prices are right. You
You will save money. You will get the best goods.
You will get the lowest prices.
You will anticipate vour wants and make cash sys
largest stock ot merchan
Eastern Oregon to select from. The best
t possible. We know we can <>x‘t vour
to commence the cash system
BURNS, OREGON
e up-to
Use
a Jones
The oiilv Binder
Chain Mower,
Fly Wheel.
Lever Binders
Machine
tras, Mahcine
Oil in Stock
Rakes, Sickle-
Grinders and
Binder Twine
C. H. VOECTLY
urns, Oregon
MOWING
MACHIN!
ììregon X F orwarding X Q ompany )
WOOD RAKE
\\ ill not take time to tel! you
about STUDEBAKER wagons
and buggies, in fad it is not
necessary; everybody know
lh<‘m.
SHELF HARDWARE
DRESS GOODS
1 • fore the Register and
will be wanting a new dress for the 4th. so come
ty our store and talk it over--we know you will
go away well pleased.
If you are going traveling come in and get a
TRUNK. VAUICB OR SUIT CASE
and travel with comfort.
Come in Boys and look at our Readv
M ide Suitsand samples of Made to Or-
der Clothing- They are Winners.
SCHWARTZ & BÜDELMAN
Receiver of thia office
J C Buckland, J W Shown and at Bun • Or-gon, on Thursday the l<nh «lav of
A'Ignat IWg..
Wm Russell were inn from liar- He name« as wjti.«-»w» M E Eaatlick, Matt
l'etero»n. Fred Minnich all --f Vatirouver.
ringing with Waah ngton R J W Harn« of Riirv, Oregon
ney Wednesday,
Any and all |--r».t.s 'laiming adversely th«
them a fine black P rcheron stal- ai*>ve-<iea*Tit<e<1 land« are requested to file their
claims in thl* vffi«-* on or l>efor« «aid loth «lav of
lion which wa> recr-ully purchased August. IW.
Ww. F akir . Rrciaur.
by a comp.iiiv of utocktnen of that
vicinity The anima' is one of the
tiest bred st »lb ti« i Eastern Ore
gon, being a th -'oiii i red ind im
ported front F’»r.e this spring
China i.eorge, Propriator.
He ie three • ■ H 11* uhi Hf -’l WFj gh>
Cor. Main and B "I reel*.
1,7150 [sninds anti cost ti.e company
turning
♦,“..20O. Tie fi«r.»s I' raid is pleas MEHLS AT Abb HOURS
A K Ri<-hard«<>(i
ed to note that tb-- b«>rs--riien of
out lumber at Li« Hari «v - k * mill,
Bakery in eonneetion.
Hartry county are «.<-I'ing a fine
also shingle« arid ia ready to fill
A Spuiilty •( Stert Orter».
lot of bloodril «lock thi- spring,
your order«. Call him up on the
Table furnished with everything private 'phone al th» Welcome
thi" being the forth horse to be
brought in this spring of a high the market affords Your patron Pharmacy when in ha»t
age solicited
I thing in hie line
(tlsM
RESTAURANT
We will continue n- do
business at the old STAND and will no I tn
r-
sold Can not afford lo buy beer for you I
" -II •/< uds at 'he right prices.
That is our business.
thins 'jour wirex and duu shhr with you
we have jaxt what they want, and we ran brut
unybody'11 /wirex on thexe linex.
0KE60M FORWARDING COMPANY. Ontario.
J. s. B ariti 11, Manager.
LC Brod field «M Harry Clark
were over from Pine creek Thurs
day. Ixiu is still in the employ of
the P I. S Co and ban charge of the
Pine <-r*ek ranch