VOL. XVIII.
BURNS. HARNEY COUNTY’, OREGON, Al GVsT x>, 1905.
THE COUNTV FAIR PROGRAM
Hall-niile dadi, for ponici under 14‘,
'‘•»da high, ridden l,v boy, under 14 WOULD STOP INDIAN WHISKY
j cars of
Purse,
Airain after Count) Seat of Orant W THE "OLD OREGON" COUNTRY
A, WELCOME, Assi ( asiiiek
The movement to transfer the |
county seat of Grant county from LARGER THAN NEW YORK, PENNSYL­
Ihree quarter-mile dash, for llarnev
GREAT RELIGIOUS WEEKLY.
VANIA. NEW JERSEY.
Carvon City to Prairie City has been
county saddle horses. Purse, $50.
Four and a half furlongs, free for all
revived with some show of success
OF BURNS, ORECON.
Most Liberal Premium« for Livestock and Purse, |150.
A large business man and capitalist It »u Larger Than the Original Thirteen
Masted
The
Attention
of
Citv
Authorities
Farm Products Ever Offered Here
One mile trot or pace, best 2 out of 3
of Prairie City who arrived here yes­
Called to Maiter-"Manted Names oi
States and Is Capable of Supporting
•■Some of the Specials.
heats, free for all. Purse $150.
terday, is authority for this state­
Much Larger Population.
Guilty Parties Published.
Half-mile dash, ladies race, free for
Warrant bought ai tho markotpricf
ment. He save that the effort they
The committee consisting of Jim all saddle horses. Purse, $40.
The old "Oregon Country" in­
Capt. Louev the Piute sub-chief made at the last session of the state
WE WANT YOUR BUSINESS.
FIFTH DAY.
Donegon, J. P. Farra and Julian
spent -ome time at this office Wed legislature, failed because of mis­ cludes Washington, Oregon. Idaho
DIRECTORS
Byrd recently appointed by the Five-eighths-mile dash, free for all. nesday deploring the condition of management. Prairie City is mure ami a small portion of Montana and
Purse, $150.
N I'. Carpenter,
C Cummins.
John
0
Dalv,
Fair Association to arrange the pro­
One mile trot or pace, beat 2 out of 3 some of his noble brothers and ask ! in the center of the county and lies Wy rining.
Il. M Horton,
J W. Geary,
C. A. Haines.
gram for fair week, have met and heats, slow race, change drivers, ed The Times-Herald to assist him in the val'ey, while Canyon City,15
The state of Washington alone is
Thomas Davis.
while the entire program has not Furse »25.
in stopping the selling of liquor to miles south, is at the bottom of a larger than the New England states
len-mile relay race, must use 5 saddle the Indians. He stated that Crip­ deep and narrow canyon or ravine together with the state of Delewart
yet been completed, sufficient has
been decidi d upon to assure the horses, change as please. Purse, *100. ple Dick, Jake and Big Dick were and has little immediately sur­ and the District of Columbia
O-■ouo-ouc*- vxo- rwc not
people of Harney County the best
all drinking and that the latter was rounding it in the way of agricul- j Oregon is larger than Nt w York
?
MILL INVEST NERE.
M.
A
lbxaspek . P« k » ii » knt
C, E. Kssvos, t'ashier
program and most liberal premiums
Pennsylvania ami New Jersey to­
almost dead
ture or even mining recources.
W M. Jossa, V ick -P hksidkst .
C-
P latt , Asst, Cashier
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and purses ever offered in Harney
Louey stated that the Indians were
Added to all this ie the fact that gether.
B. E. Jacoba and |) C. Phister,
County.
The
"Oregon
Country"
is
equal
?
employed at one place where they within a few weeks the extension of
There will be seveal events for two gentlemen from Baker Citv ar­ were always given their pay in liq­ the Sumpter Y’alley railway, now in | in extent to the thirteen original
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each day of the fair and each after­ rived in this city Tuesday night, uids instead of bard cash and operation between Baker City and states of the Union, which now sup­
j
OREGON
ONTARIO.
noon will be well filled. The speed taking their departure the follow- wished The Times-llerald to pub­ Tipton, some sixty miles will have port a population of more than 30,- :
cards will be handled in a manner log afternoon on their return Mr lish names.
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Inteiwt I’aid on Timo Deponits.
reached Austin, about half way to (XlO.tXX) inhabitants.
The
New
England
states,
togeth
­
that will prove satisfactory to the Jacobs is one of the proprietors of
Prairie
City,
from
Tipton,
and
may
Capt. Louey is really a very in- !
We Solieit Your Banking Business.
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public in one respect at least. There | the Blue Mt. Springs near Prairie telligeal old man and is sincere in possibly be extended to Prairie City er with New York, Pennsylvania,
City and Mr Planter recently ois-
New
Jersey
and
Delew
ire,
had
a
Teat,
i
STOCKHOLDERS:
—
M.
Alexander.
Win.
Jones,
E
il
being a larger number of speed
not only means the changing of the
I posed of ----
bis * ' land holdings in M011- bis desire to belter the condition of
! C. E. Kenyon. H. Alexander, Estate of Abner Robbins, William â
population
of
21.231.450
in
1900,
trials than formerly, there will be
capital
of
the
county,
but
it
will
be
I tana. Both gentlemen were favora- his fellows. He is an enthusiast on ;
Miller, Frank R. Coflin, Thos. Turnbull.
no aggravating delays in starting.
1
educating the younger ones and ; a big thing for all the people of I while Washington and Oregsu to
'o-OM>-oee> <*•*-- osvi-o*4«eo *--■ e
The speed program as now arrang­ bly impressed with this valley, but sees the advantages of schools. He Grant county both in the towns and | gether had but 931,639,
ed may be added to later, provided their time being limited they were spoke of the allotment of land by in the mining and ugricultral die-1 The combined area of England,
the Association sees its way clear . unable to look around to any great the government and feared that tin trials. Today, to reach those cities Scotland, Ireland, Wales, Denmark
I extent.
to offering more money for purses.
less the Indians took advantage of and to reach the minesand ranches Holland and Belgium is 400 square
1 lie Times-Herald office received
HOWARD SEBREE. PRtSIOINT
W.R SEBREE. VlCE-PRUIOENT
In fact it is quite probable that the
the opportunity and went to work of that county, it is necessary to miles less than the area of Wash­
a visit from the gentlemen and they
y
R. a. COWDEN, CASHIER
ington
and
Oregon,
ami
these
count
program may be arranged to fill
t
ake
long
stage
rides,
over
roads
j
on their various allotments that
the entire week instead of five days were given considerable informa­ the government would finally take w here the duet is eighteen inches ries have a poulalion mors than 50,•
tion about this secton. They wish
as al first planned. This, however
the land away from them. A uuni-j deep and breathing is difficult 000,000.
to buy some land and expect to
France and Germany have each
will be considered later and nothing
her of these claims have been Traffic at any season of the year is
make another visit here the latter
definite can be said at this time
fenced by white men already and ■ difficult, but worse in mid-summer an area just two-third* as great ns
part of next month prepared to re­
regarding the extension of the pro­
Capt I.uoey resents the trespass than at any other time of the year the old ‘ Oregon Country,’' md they X
CALDWELL IDAHO
main a sufficient length of time to
A railroad to Prairie City will re- j support populations of 40,000,000 $
gram
but does not know how to prevent
See the country.
50,000,000
respectfully — I
As formerly stated in these coi­
the white men from taking advan­ lieve the situation to an immense and
A General Banking Business Transacted
“We have seen enougb to con­
ning, the stock show will be made
tage of the situation except by get­ degree, not only so far as Grant World’s Work.
vince tie this is
i’
promising
CORRESPONDENCE INVITED
a special feature and be one of the
ting the Indians to go out on the county is concerned, but will help
section.'s till M Jac bn, ‘ and as
Fiendish Suffering
the l>u iness situation i<r Harney I
most attractive days of the week
places arid work.
I am due at the Springs r’ridav
It is the intention of the Associa­
The Times-Herald had learned county, more than 50 |wr cent. is often caused by sores, ulcers iiiu)
evening will not l ike the time to
tion to offer premiums for stock and
some time before that whites had Eventually it is the purpose of the cancers, that eat away your skin
look further this trip, tint will re
produce to the amount of between
trespassed upon the allotents and railroad to reach in- > Harney coun­ Win Bedell, of Flau Rock. Mich,
turn. Y'ou have the soil and that
terminus at
$700 and $800 ar.d every industry
that several claims were fenced up ty, possibly with
says: "1 have used liucklyn's Arn­
ie all that is neces- ry "
Burns or some
*"<*nv»Bi»iii I ica Salve, for Fleers Roves amt fui-
as well ns every particular breed of
Hi
i
f
the
Indian
depart
­
itti
.
.......
AJe. Phierer wire—imp *T> Perri W1
point. This fine will of course in­
Rtock will be given consideration
cere. It is the best healing dressing
the adaptability of the soil to sugar ment was 'called to this matter
tersect the proposed east and west
Poultry, dairying, etc., will be lib­
some
time
ago,
but
as
yet
no
in
­
I ever found.” Soothe- ami heals
beet culture am! i-lso spoke of the
erally dealt with. The total fine grain lie had seen growing in spector has come in to investigate. lines from Shaniko and Baker City cute, burns and scald*. 25e nt city
amount in premiums and purses
Capt. Louev states that the the metropolis of the Inland empire drug store; guaranteed.
this vicinitv. He was quick to see
will aggregate in the neighborhood the possibilities of diversified farm­ Ind ans get bad when under the in­ will have added to its traffic an im
portent tonnage, not to be under­
of $2,320’
If you wish to lie located on a
ing and remarked that our farmers fluence of liquor and terrorize the estimated — Baker City Democrat
Several special premiuns are off­ did not eeem to realize the great camps, whip the squaws and other­
gond homestead, si c F M Jordan,
ered. some having been already opportunities here He stated that wise disturbed the peace and quiet­
: the surveyor.
Slips of the Pen.
handed to the secretary while others the only present darwback was ude of their otherwise peaeful vil­
who contemplate giving special transportation and added that we lage. He wanted The Times Her­
would soon have that.
ald to appeal to the big chief of this
prizes are not yet fully decided but
Only recently this paper ran a t«:::r:::tut::::::t:::i ::::
They will keep in touch with this
’t::n::r
will have them in readiness for the section through The Times-IIerald city to stop the liquor traffic with "lost” ad concerning a ‘ tan colored i
official premium
list. Among and hope on their next visit to find the Indians ami this paper would lady’s cape” nor has the editor I
some real estate for sale that will really do that very thing if within
those now in are:
issued on
suit
them. They seem very ener­ its power. It is n disgrace to the been horse whipped as yet.
The company of local horsemen
getic and enterprising and will add city and will cau< ■ serious trouble
It
has
not
been
very
long
since
a
j
NEW
YORK,
SAN FRANCISCO,
who own the imported Coach stal­ mors good citizens to this section
child
in
Ashland
whs
gored
by
sooner or later unless it is stopped
1’ORII.ANP. MEMN,
lion give free service for the best
a cow
A local contemporary in |
mare and coll for general use on
SAI. I I.AK1. I I All.
THE BEST ONE \ET.
>♦
chronicling the event made the
Oregon Not Selfish.
exhibit.
CHICAGO. ILL, CALIDA ILL. IDAHO ::I
startling
statement
that
the
child
I I ountom NAFTON.
Frank Siler free service of his
After hunting Oregon all over
Payable al Par.
The East Oregonian cannot received serious injuries "at the
registered Percheron stallion Pol­ and spending considerable time
For
I
cnm than !*. (> ra'«
I
hhuc I
lox for the best three sheaves of and money for the government agree with the Portland Board of hands of the family cow.”
at any hour <>r vent by mail.
Exchanges are full of such jour­
Trade in its effort to have con­
wheat.
in trying to find a piece of land
N. BROWN 4 SONS.
nalistic oddities
The following
J. W. Biggs, $25 for the best to irrigate that would suit him. gress so change the reclamation
are again going the rounds.
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colt sired by Dazzler foaled in 1905
law that the money derit ed from
Chief Engineer Newell of the re­
The Ch'naman fell down and
first $17.50 second $7 50.
each
stale for the reclamation fund
clamation service thinks that he
broke his leg above the opium joint |
The Times-Herald puls up a
he expended in that state.
The steamer Mary Ellen was The Lone Star
UHM
has struck the right spot in Kla­
handsome silver loving cup for the
While Oregon would be im­ burned to the water's edge this
math
county,
says
an
exchange.
l>esl double harness event on stock
measurably benefited by such a morning and every soul on board
RESTAURANT
But he hasn’t shouted “Eure­
show day. This trophy will be
change in the law, yet Oregon drowned except the chati.her maid
Chinn George, I'mprietor.
P ayette , I daho .
| O ntario , O regon .
Umatilla county did
given for the roadster class and ka” yet.
Cor. Main an<i I’ She t <
cannot afford to take such a self- , who saved herself by swimming
not
look
good
to
him;
in
Harney
Ontario
off
he
New
Wilson
Brick.
must lie held by the winner this
some man with a cattle ranch ish stand. She cannot afford to a-hore Shu was loaded with pig MEAUS AT flub HOURS
season against all coiners at the
scared him away: in Malheur the go on record before the world in iron and insured for $4,(100.
1906 fair to become the absolute Military Road seemed too rough
Room for rent for a lady twelve Bakery in e nnection
saying that because she has been
property of the holder
for him to travel, and in Crook favored by large sales of public feet square
A Specialty of Short Orders.
The conditions of this event will the people were so busy doing
Bicycle for sale by a young man
Table
furnish* .! with rverythi
land-,
that
she
must
have
all
the
l>e given in full in the official pre­ their own irrigation work that
with r leather seat.
the
market
aff.rd- N ur patri,
perpetual
benefit
accruing
fium
thev
had
no
time
to
talk
to
him.
mium list.
A piano for sale by a young lady age solicited.
The sliced propram follows which Won’t somebody give Mr Newell those sales.
TRISCH >V DONEGAN, Proprietors
with mahogany legs
something easy to get him start­
Such a selfish polivi would hod
may be added to later:
YY'anted—Two young men who
ed?
hack Nevada, Wyoming, Utah will be treated as one of the family
FIRST DAY.
The present generation would
and other states which have more
Rooms for rent by a family with
Quarter-mil« dash, Harney County like to see some ' f b- work
ZxzZctl’zo Tixic H©a,d.q_xxixrtcxo.
feasible rei Lunati, r project« than a southern exposure
»a.l.ile horses that never won public
u ■ ni v. Parse, $40
Oregon.
It wouii deny other
Shoes shined on the inside —
Quarter-mile dash, free for all I’tirw-
sections of Hie . >i
Ashland Tribune
»100.
A MATTER OF HEALTH mate advancemei <
One mile trot or pace, l>e«t 2 out of 3
A Touching Story.
h-sls. for horse« bred and rained in
the government
Harney county. I’urse. $10“
cl.imation law
is the saving from death, of the baby
SECOND DAY.
Because Oregon
largest
girl of Geo A Eyler, Cumberland.
Tliree-eigbllia mile da»h, for Harney
ntribntor to the f
should Md He writ«»
At the age of JI
county saddle horses. Purse, »->0.
a* The Finest of All
not show a m dish
Suc h month« our little girl wa* in declin-
Five-mile dash, for Harney County
> .ment
action will aioli-* ,
saddle horaea. Purse $75.
g h iIth, wr !, »e-iou* Throat Tro­
Three-eighth mile daah, free ¡»>r all
in the east-again*!
te and uble and two physician* gave her
Purse, »100.
n oditi- ip. YVe allBoat in deepair, when we
might work a I <1.110 i„
Three-mile novelty race; walk tir*’
mu
n...
,.w
b) resolved to try Dr King.« New Dis­
cation
of
th<
i
mile, tnd second mile, run third mile.
Far Sale Daly at
covery for Consumption, Coughs,
congres
If
the
m-
is
ex-
I*u I-e $50.
the west, t
I suffi- and Cold». The first bottle gave re­
pended
THIRD DAY.
lief after taking four IwAtlea die
cient
ut
Orez
.
E
Half-mile dash, for Harnav Coenty
was cured and is now in perfect
«addle hereto. Turae. $5*’
Half mile dash, free for all. Purse,
.V Liny are health, never fails to relieve and
lion.
■ ksn.tth nd > ure a cough Al the City Drug
Agents, Bunns, Ore
Absolutely Pure
< Hr mil« trot or pa<-e. best - ««* °f •*
Store 5Oe and ♦ 1 00 guaranteed.
beats, 2 .50 claas. free for all Parw
Trial bottle free
Rotbci 1 Br s . Distributers. Portland, Oreg i>
$150
PREMIUMS
AND
PURSES
MAY
BE
fourth day .
MUCH LARGER.
CAPT.
LOUEY
APPEALS
TO
THIS
First National Bank
A General Banking Business Transacted.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
? first national Bank
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BANK 10NEY ORDERS I
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Napton & Boyd*
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Mines and Mining
Real Estate.
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THE CAPITAL SALOON,
Burns,
- -
Oregon.
Wines. Liquors and Cigars.
Billiard and Pool Tables.
Club Rooms in Connection
MARYLAND CLUB WHISKY
POWDER
mas ho svBsrmm
Hotel Burns Bar