"Ims-trnl&
)rial Papr of Harnpy Comity,
krgt rircolatinn and ia one of
tiling m ml in ma in Kattatn
B
he
tmt
(WitiH villi
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HI RXS H.XKNKY COUNTY. OKK.iiON. SKITKMRER 28.
uua r
MANSA1
RSELVES son why he should attempt to PROSFBCTS FOR 0(1011 HIR pay t.. build I railroad thnmgh
take freight via the longest r that country. Many people have
or through a part that has no been traveling through this so
rt FOR MR. facilities for handling it, and so SO"F F1M FXHIBITS or PRODICTS called harivn waste for the past
rMMf 'BHiWl '
iBftBBj wm aw'
1 K
has corm
few w
land as w.
RITI-R
long as our citizens remain in
their present mood of passive in
difference, we will never have
OF lURMN COUNTY.
Shpnliif That
la Ail 'lor
aa.
er in Port
ftnd gone.
of hiber
1 as MM
state has
any Vtter faciliti.
Harriman in his remarks be
fore the irrigation congress in
.Sacramento, said, in speaking of
central Oregon, that there was
Ificient population or traffic-
to jiistif the building of a
road there at present, and fur
ther remarked that if they did
i road, the first few years
lair Baanl SaaaM Haf Vtlic Sapaart al
Er Pah SatrWrt CUIira-Hakt
EtMMttaa Tat Baal PXc.
them was-
itkm aa U what he
hen ha ga?
' theejreaol that fair
f the watt central
(any predicted that
ar hit clothe in his
ild a road into that
tad territory after he
iia own eye beheld
rful poaail' of
rful orxrotr
iwoa want s
at afnoranc alone of
kid "wond
uaa ar as ieia in
o that tari
eat rniagnid
w that tin
rraaa. an aci
if stock frii
that ha law
Theraflro Is have
rit Vfbmjm" learning
i oondhaaa
line. The
a" gjBu1 '
, each menti
t aa;ftir i
igone, and
ff they ai
it, and B same ia
ia a g.
StVadciitMnn!
i cultivti
it Ha n.
Hvrimat to visit
in order to
to tank! a road there,
tiaana wart- as well
the aaadicona and
f thk grc.
not waate
courts and
fort to aw
vm f.bSK
but what ti
I
I
Ufillli4 KT aiattnt t cVi.-tVatlinnr onoti- - mi i
teinhei ' - r- - - ". -"" fanners ana stocK raisers win no
low me inconsistency oi inc ,hpjr lftrt Wf. wiI an exhi.
trentl.-men. we must refer to th. . w.m Hl. ,(hl,r.
BtMement made by the man who .
fang With Harriman on I try'
trip tnrougn tnat country, vis.
40 years, and will continue to .I..
so for the next 10 years if a rail
road is not built.
The Ik4 wheat land in Oregon
today waa considered a barren
waste before the building of a
railroad into eastern Oregon.
It ilinnt iwf tn t-oion rrvoirt nn.
county Mr which will epea Oet , i( fc market
8 will W not only an educator, and n foolish enough to
but an ner to the many try it. Then- will Iv M gener-
paapll wh- I to visit al improvement of farm lands in
,i,, iU,i, tf ii.,, '-nil,!! -n'K'in uniii iney nave
With present prospect the
us during
Ki:cilSTI:RIll STOCK l-OK I IK
WW. BYRAW S HI HI) OF Rl D POI.I
CATTLE FROM CANTON
II)
rill Oraa lalatak Hcaara ( Wlimmttt.
Na 11.11. Wba Taaa. $wa.tf
al Sink lair la IWJ
Amonjr the stock exhibits at
the fair Vt..Ui U will be I
hen! of Red I'olled little owm-d
l. Wm. Rymm of ilrant county.
Mr. rlvrani has some of the
will I"
urc ii t .1
W Young has completed
mar
ket and now h:is cvpentan COR)
pletinir an addition t. hi build-
in which w 'II U' d by
Haatic :n a restaurant
i plant I lra
hv.' it lh l.Kt- ti.
tun (ikmI. Yen nan i i
a railroad, and
Harriman knows
Spirit.
stock in the northwest and this ftir Ibis altiiaee froai Adam Oanrte,
a a. .a t if. 1 ia it-.tl I u-.if I li .'.w.in.r lit ..up I I . tain I.. Wmh I I analk. .nuil.ill.
VM rXMll'V T 111! ''' "in l t i I :T 1 1 H , 'l I i i m ( n ina-r c i i n pnn-Miir
it.
that Mr.
orde-
Harriman
build the
had
road
oi the Great
Harney Country than anything
vet undertaken. People U'gin t"
riV('' the vast good accomplish
ed tlmnurh tl
Rural ''K'nl stcKt)i,ti '" ' aii'i in replace.
Ie headeii by his famous Will on- rant.'il Iraa teaaaM
ette No 11. IRS. Read what th.
Mr and Mrs .1 W CnAmn Wi"' Mountain Kagle says iv
. Raker City where " th ,1,,ni
All in war-
fim
Natron to Klamath Falls and b Rnd M it js for th(,
puen me onains & caaiern
across central and Eastern Ore
gon at fam
iliar with the la if the land
- that the imputation along
Uith these routes ia aa numerous
they will make their future home.
Wea having gone in business
j there. Mrs. (iiannini. Mrs.
OaOaaWas'l mother will join them
in a hort time. Huntington
Herald.
k at the fair grounds
is in the lest shajx- in Hs history
for the coming race Bjajgi The
Association has had it w
J. R.
aath, and that ti
condition! would result in
'" the same amount of shoveling of , .
i the same material
Mr. Harriman had
benefit
in oni tun n nor Tu UnlL IU
an object in the poaition ha took K rfuly u, : ,,..
iHiui iiioav puinis. in nis-
the entii' y and not
for thepurrosi' of making mOaatjr,
all should give it earnest ajajpaji
of aaame in irive it pmoaraa
iriceinsome '' E Kenyon and wife.
instances b f man active!) 1;1' ' nd wife. Wm. Morfitt
- the Aaaoriai. - "" froni
Ntar aacriflce than ''" '"'"'gates io
triii V'ii i.viinl Ihhi..
daa not one of the "" " ""' " ""
Wm direct
in
Argus.
I.OtAI. AM) PERSONAL.
on
couraging the balding of a road
op the Deeetrataa his statements
will go far towards preventing
any financial in I from
backing iv- t who
!
tnit tr. rt that ha '
build the Natron branch and the
ilis & Eastern, be shows
that the traffic priKlucing pofa
m of th.- try will ba
MtajMBl
would be a waste ! mo
construct another line into the
.
I there-
i has suggest-,
e.i ban u: , . ,n. of th
ng certain ho
nhm and all po to tiki fair
A t ItA i Dill on i'MuiL lal(t.l .tf"
f 1 1 nn 'ii i i nun n "i
Wm. Hyram w ill ! found a band
of as high grade cattle aa are
ow ned any where in eastern Ore
gon, in lact, in ail'lition to tus
short horn stxk. hjg li owner of
ly Rol Pollini herd in the
state east of the Cascades. These
animals are becoming qu
MM for dairy and beef quaJltiea,
and HaWJ purchaaers of bloodad
stock are selecting the Red Pol-
led. Mr. By ram procured the
start of h 'led In rd from
(ieo. Laielle. of Oregon City, and
I k C.iiru.-.I1 ,,f I li.l,.il,.
. i Ijninioa Hir 1
Washington, each r u the .,
owner of some of tin
I
, aaaaaaaa .
Cbr airtat Mrnt ffonntr
I '' an arm n( S, Iv'S.sOTi arraa nf J
J Ini.l. I . raa yrt tm mil nl I
i .,,irv nii.fir MM piMli laml la
S lha t'nltwt Slatra. !
aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
Maeaa istJSMM iMaiiaSaagaas
Big Reductions in Prices
reduce our stock of
Muslin Underwear
Shirt Waists
Kimonas and
Summer Dress Goods
New Line of Soroais Skirts junt in
We have secured the sole aarncy for the sale of
CARHARTTSCLOTHING
If fou want
continually since the .lul
and it is most satisfactory to j! f f f pV fV f
horsemen. Some verj fust time ; i 'l f X g B I I 5 I I
Wtt ba made during the l.or J f J J V-E J V 1 KD
if raa balM
!! tiii (iinii'li itu
rx citli alinna. iln.itn. w Indoa
I". ui half itU
il.iwa f ir marl t . I i
al l.n
o TRBflP tSSING
Illinium forbidden upon n )
We ran Supply vnu
N. BROWN & SONS
NMU linn
I W '
ing a
liul
. the races and hear the
will be arranged
particular daya w ill
I .. n aanlall t ,.v . . . I . Iti' atjflL
. . ui .1 n mi uitik i in i i
Hot h these arguments will have ' i during the weak
i rauiycu io mm i in hni.iuuiv.cp uun
:
mc inon the lake... m(' ,inil lrniuin ana toe sweep-
1 HtAKtM lilt lllllllll lit lilt'
em during l ' is ac-
of t he beat
of the P. 1. S.
:-.,t In tin
:
II
hi iJTIA
! lo
Job print . Times-Herald
R. A. Miller was over from i animals on t at Mis Rod
Wat leedajr. PoBad hard I baad
xwan an'lo(te' which bull
Ibal loint-
biK ant I
lands si lbs I
Idden
V 1 1 v in rni nr iM'in.iiia f'.niiiil Inn.!
tomormw after ,. has ,...,..1 head
U
oa Haowa
J. W. BROWN & SON
Cont ractors and Builders
Cnll mill gt liatlmatca. Plana and Prices If
you have work In our line
hofoa) roniar ""i ( Ilia Ila A ilarrvtl barn, Huraa.
aome lively rac-
was among our
i . - , -i- t from Lawen
Z
weight with those who don't
know anything about it. but will
mean very little to any on
ia posted, hi lace Har
riman don't
build through central Oregon, as
good an opportu
nity for J. J. Hill to invade that
urrit' north bank
road, and perhaps push on to San
Francisco by a ry direct and
In i' he has no in-
i of building either the
E. un-
aorae one
conditions. BusineM houaea at
Roaeburg McMinnvilleand I
leton close during certain hours
during the annual fairs and the
Ibil Polliil bulk all i.l whii
legistcrvd. winch he offera for
-:.le
In addition to I
Mr Bym M In rd
of registered Short Horn
Mill the homrseekers and cai- tht. Ntart ,lf wllll.h ,,
rnent pour from tiM famous Udd herd, ol
rtland StiK-kmen who are
B Hill,
i lllKlr
MUM I
in ti iiiintry'-
Several more racers will arrive acquainted with
oi Short Horns
for tl
a hen 1h- i
i hava
ith a
aaaaaaaaaaaaa. an i.tgu- iess f(1. by
livad o"HU iv
i and naakt
managemeut has - ,-irt of . ,,. ,,,-,. ll(l-v .mi
all buainaaa Co; ggregation at the fair
is business ,rro(i.
M well and BM
, fj, a baiUN , laa fruit man.
n will U-hereabout Sept. 2 with
-hould 7000 pounds of i-ars and a big
Hamg unabl
allrull n In ll
ilea ii-, I he MaSt I
taead vitb Mr. ll l . '.aril.
cut: angers among us
at such limes ariy and
Djaaa mo of standing can
am them, espec-
ially as the manaatanMtii
let of fine
prunes. Hold
Bcllfloa. ScoUr.
full look-thing
bat the iat
in syabsm .
jf course, they will
ig they can
sta.
that our merchants
PWbP "'
HpajpjHatiiii ii .
ritorj' tlwy are afraid
the railroad.
to ba worlui
! hia n
ig atatawant, but 1
aafVfijMB on I"
' lias been a
to build Wf
i ti v rang
uaaa, all.
Oatiaa, jrat
reading, "I
and mi:
much encouragement
re.
aataoa with
few days a
capital waa
mi ii Or
ituaoa af
lid upon bu
i that he d
get any am
e, bat ktD
ung onmarii
- i is a food thing,
i Kot bihld
or will it I
u hghting Harriman.
fajflBHptin
.s to wake up and
Hon t aa down on .
ui aiaaB a.
.'., i..i.
DM busine
',.ii' aa Ikj.tK
in . uuiilM I lie nil iivi i , mm "vm
. exhibiii"
are bluffs. As
iiig i
I said on a former occasion, you "
cannot find a iiMid in tlie
. l If these at
Willi in- lia.i nun: -cepi w , . .
would
keep some i. and you ...
won't find it. ether, for a num- yun'" ." j talKing iai
their friends and customers It
1 veors, as be i-, nut u rail-
' - would lie a ran niatenal help
i uu,i ..,.';,., ,. Th'8 8 no w"ttn ' the tu
point out tl Panama "'complaint, but merely sug
... mWMJmJ !.
lvuiiK ti not i.iLuiiniuncuui iiiu
the Ladd hi rd
will remember
that it t.sikthelirst pri.eagai.-t fear aarlug r
event live , ,m. tna l ids "'h'" f '" I "' '"''-'"I' " I
from the United Stat. I da
and Kngland at th. L ll ana NU"-' ' ,,,v-
Purchase Exposition at St I,
in 1904 and at the Lewis & (I
y"ur fair at Portland during 1 :
Mr lti-n.'u Mmnmt II. I.. ...I U Hal II a. m
.'. ,.,.m..i n i'm.i , " ll 1 1, i I if.
, . ill i . ti i i V..l
A. .1. Irwin and Roy headed by Earl of
it hunting last s ' I '" Earl of I m.
weak i hi m three dear. No. 220.004, and from these ha in M M
equenai their fnends 'lii ' riuml i
had a feast "ul-
future of the
P H Gnj and wife came up , in (Jranl ,)UiU , M1lli ,
from Uwen Tueeday to consult u,,. nH a ,M.I(. ,.. , ,.,.
tjray S uf ..niil,. Year bv vear it Im.
,-alti ramu.ni
own unuer me care n ner oik
THE BREWERY SALOON
I aaiu iiNa la Ilia uablli al lha
tml a, ia aalaailwl In all nl'l lima
anrial I llimaalfaa at
1
BEER ALWAYS ON TAP
WINE8, LIQUORS, CICARS
u . ar aaalaf lha aiaaagaaaaui nf aaar aa4
. I ii. i. an.l n turning mil a SiH ataaa otodacl
Your Patronage So'icited.
1IAKMV mill BREWING 0OMf.IT,
T. E. Jenkins, Manager
aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa ikii (
I true, will tl .. h al
I ln ': ( each
i. at 1 1 a in p ui
Salidalli iahaal . ry l.t.alli al 1
1 1
canal was constructeil
fie coast terminals, so far as job
bing centers are l
would ba off the mi .ss the
woke up and fought for
ii and ia in rail-
The aotioaa of the rail
roads in their posit
ing rates from the terminals eon
linn this, Mad that they
ar ptoaarinii for a great fight.
tual benefit to every public
ed cituen of I intry
:ilM K-M(jN
-ls M.
K Hi.
.
th e.wU court K "
m,, , . . . en J- moviim 7
Mr
f -tli.ill.ed
U M- his ln-ef cut! i- bv weiiht ' v ami a
lead of mo muth ht lieiul "' ' '
;. i ..I ba i batag the case.
r.ii 1 1 iu y. here he "t can 1m rt-Miieo i linstock At the I'rnai.ytenaii rl
had ti. to raaida grower through the use of the Baraa, Itav. A J lr
with their aunt. He and Bert beat bolia ti begotten In pi rl m nf r laas la I 'bird sad hailli
have gone out to the ranch thia raapacl the herd ovw baaeetbatll
Mr. Hyram will , ajjhalk
Miual Of the oldest herds wmi of 0 , ,,..
the Cascades. Blue Mounum
una aiocjunen j Mun.h , Jfi
esuuauonuB inej
noten prtoaa
and to look after the aheap.
i MM nurn-
l-KAl ASI) HtUMi
Hill is hurrving hu line to the "U1 '" :1- '"--
coast, the Milwaukee ia alo push surprise as it
ing to the front and we i
ing. It ia foolish io think that f ,(J "
U--il ,1. v.l, all ll
IIIC IOIIIUBUO l. u,. v... .....-w.,
iave invtjBted in prierty
throughout th
idly by and BOO the canal
neat; aaj
individual and should emigrate
to J a;
ba an ag to do about
it. and how will we be eff.
Portland by reason of its geologi
cal position is ill tl:
to be benefited by the canal of
anv city on t
two makj-iiiticam rivers wincn
have numerous tributaries that
Ha. are na igable. and by the expen
era! months M
..
ounty
.
The 1 holies the
rapid : as the
tss is not corre.-i
ingly high oampgrad with steers, I
-rices will'
:
f THE BEST
- 1
I j;.... a. Ajb.wl,iil.lM m.viui till-
hat " u ...:n ,i
e he was I "'"" 7 , ,
U-an e, k chance umblacank 1,ened to L
""If anc,- ton, and
inteanton ,,
central
can noia neariy an me imiu)
i- read
e Will
in
have
.-- , . ..
tmmmmmmmi:.
i .
into
Ulll i3tll
and east
(I he is ,
Bit Why
LB ot
si.e now bnn Hiid mijuiie eiiosid-
erable nd with the low
oy the canal rouU' and the
TOT rata together with
.tauiiable rate that will be
made by the electric lines, aha
(Concluded on page 4.)
id be
A. II dO
ity a m rn the
She,
n
All ' the
court
:ii the
uoultl
I
and ivcv mend ii. til.-.-.' man Eoi
m'
p
etiHa5
ffllal
i ! Ealvtd
Nw Worda
toar or tno wario
. !.1 Oil tlMt
KOK Hit. HAlikiMAN.
Mr. Han. man -.:. . he rode for
miles through atiftioni of central
Oregon that is a barren wa
and for that reason it will I
l)ilctlonrjr
. clluu.
u l'i:oa
veryHome
-
. I w. iMIaafc
ia a. ia. iv j a m -r u . ,
liirtasftaid. Hut.
Thornaa Spafford is in form i.:
Buck me.
. ,hing the
in v, aaajaaaaa .,i m i .i, ,wi w
ily.
Sand Hankins wa.- here for
a few daya during the wei
ing rebHives and friei
I.
Hambree and a
all Wednead.
relurning iiome the lolloping
iay.
W C Cecils stru aaiag
Su inlay
at. 'J are in training at the fair
Kruunds' track.
Pred Otley u.i uji trom bj
aaawtjaj first pf ti.. .ing
'ght up his
eompany tin oung men
mantionexi last issue u
will atti nd the Agri
cultural College.
Servieea next Sunday al the
I', i.i. nan church both morn-
I ing and evening. Morning theme
"Natural Lover or the New QefJ
maiidment." I.,, nn,.
"The True Aim." Tl
, an inspiring musical n in
i connection with eat:h Ml
' Your presence will be appreciat
ed.
lac Leac Star
RE8TAURANT
i.itia in.iftf, lroalaiar,
Vlalo ami It SlrawU.
MBAUtt AT Abb HOURS
Bakery in eonneetion
A Saaiislty af Saert ttrdart.
Tabtt fn' '-i"i Ki.
I
i
m i nrrn
Kii3i
THE CAPITAL SALOON,
IKI-i II DOafaaAafi I'roprlatora
Burns, - Oitjon.
Mace Xn.lo XXxa.q.a.artoig.
Wines LJquors and Cigars.
Billiard and Pool Tables.
Club Rooms in Connection.
1 i . LEWIS
1M s glad la (araba
PARTICULARS
and PRICES
INFORMATION.
Saagda inaii
DESIGNS.
V inra Ail
iisTaAi jmmkm thai
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mm- ' -
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aVulilul bl BaVH.. Liai
Paalana. , ' ; B Olroulafa.
aONUMt
COMAMY,
as
IN CAMP ON 1111 O AT
MOUNTAIN ON kHOMS
IkW. I lll i ill..M
ie Mtei iu isaawi ll laaueta ana
A llllaati tiktai.Hi IM - , Urn .. k...
kaaa iaaUaf in aawwat Ml; ; hi.
On U: Mflf I, PltTOtS, MOTfUIJ.
llfiE TlliSCOPCt. ETC.
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i
J a STURTBVANT. Propt.
MfllPMIIi'MIMIII.!. PK0L1SS Is I Si.ll i
i ' ,i '. I'm lu-ulai m
.-.ufjiit.nl fiifMtcitu tu lit, country
1 1 t i mil, s tn In n,i Mil,
l. ,. l-t & m '
I -a. ,., , aaaaa.
! 1-I.OUK, R0I.I.I I) BARLEY, CHOP, AND j
All Kinds uf Hill Feed always oa Hind
llil VtK. WHittm MAMiti PUCt Hilt Hll ttttt ItUMg WIEAT
CUSTOM WORK OOMI
: Good Seed Wheat for Sale