"mica-Harold
list Ppr of Harney Count "
I'M rirriilatinn anl i one
vcrtiinf mmlinma in Raalprn
fhe
mtm &&
J6fWf
r &
m fo i ;s
V
Vh atrteJ Wernty Conntr
J ('men an arw
J ..I.J, rl
r itir iil.ll' land law ol
J Hi- lata.
BURNS. HARNEY COUNTS
MO. .;
OtBOON PROHIRTS SPICIUTKV IN
CAREY ACT PIKUKTS.
FAIR lne other transcontinental lines MUST LIVE ON THE LAND P. N
must pimh through to the coast
in order to keep within hailing
HkT PAVILION distance of the jrrowin traffic.
(-;.' v L The coming in of the Milwaukee,
another close friend of the Harri
man roads, will further change
. ta'f,'-kit ue traffir conditions that have for so
long been nicely balanced to suit
the existing combinations-
lot familiar
LESTER H. HA HILTON APPOINTED
from
PaM
r .'-liit-Hwr I alt
to Hrt-aaar RrWratii WttMa
taartkt 4fl(r takat aaaScattaa tor
Parckaw-Laaa Itoara ak
si.
hK entries
Beir and are
nations re-
ittar. If they
mium
fWtar
Catterson wti
Lawen Tuesday.
Ben Riddle spent a few days
in this city during the week.
Miss Ella Page is among the
new students enrolled in the
high school this week.
W. R Parker and family were
the guests of relatives and friends
in this city a few days this week
The new Uxiks for the public
SHOULD PL AM MOkT rWiCS
M
d
The State Land Board has just
adopted a new set of rules and
regulations for the government and high schools have been re
sferitei ol Svbooit to FW Vacaacy of arid land sales and the man- ceived and the transfer of the old
Canned h) M. E Riffcyn Rralraatioa agement of the reclamation sys- one has been made.
terns under the Carey act. Om , H. .Ionian, the pioneer stock
At the adjourned term of conn- of the most important sections of man of Saddle But wasaMM
ly court liiesaay icster iw. tne new rules is xnai wnicn re-
BBBBBm h u . ... ..a...
anp entries Hamilton was appointed oonnty lates to actual settlers . It i
fcr cent o! -uperintendent to fill the this section that is likely to prove
miunis at !Vd term of M. E. Rigby. a stumbling block to many of the
d. Gerald purchasers of land in the recla-
fruJaBfetablrs. Criffln and J. E. t'a vender were mat ion systems, for it is gener
nn,piiiin.ti(.. other oien applicants for the ally understood that many have
ic fees and these position and there were atfMn no intention of living upon the
"to -I te UN pl;iii land and will find it very in-
'r Hamilton has been :. re- convenient to make their homes
aidant of this county from child- there even for the period of six
hood and is a young man of many months.
good qualities. He has been a The rules upon this subject
successful teacher for several provided that an "actual settler customers
years and takes a deep interest is defined to mean a person who ly done.
in educational anairs. His ap- is in actual occuancy ot tne
(ointment meets with popular iand. with the intention of mak-
approval as his friends are confi- ing the same his permanent PM
our visitors tins week He has
disposed of his beef at a good
figure.
I' C ivterson was in from his
ranch during the week. He was
in
I
for those :
you may not ho able '
monument, Of
or build a fountain. M en.lou
a hospital: but ou can plixnt a
trte, and it will outlive library,
Tli. following excellent address "1,,n"1,,n- fountain or
ami win ror gencmuons to some
give c I pus
haps noui I life, to
many wh will un.'. fl pal
alsjoed
: - . -, .
wmmmmmmtmmmm
fMBS CIMNOT uimmi vm
INAVCN ol . '
at IrHaaa Irtwator onaa.
uMaal Aafcc aa Flasrtai mt
nlaatol il V Camlrj
fRM delivered b lien
tor of the Irrigon Irrigator, in
the Morrow county program, nt
the district fair at Pet
If we thought Heaven had no
trees we would not want to aaj
there, for are can picture noplace
waring petfetUea winch has not
sunshine and slmde. and shad.- in
a perfect climate is just as eeaen
in arranging the
.nd he wi
wn that
g any particular
MMtal eon
eawtor
nher of
(l.ll I., . u ... I . . . " ... , , I
, t .. ,, j ... I imi O' n'lilli'l l .- iMllirMlllll-.
not feeling verv well and will re- , , ,
, Wo of eastern Oregon fee . and
main a few dav to recover be- . .. .
. know, that ere h:i. M i
foif returning.
climate as God ever save to au
t. Wiseman, the lxxt and shoe 0f his recalcitrant cl
maker, has moved into the build- have a wealth of sunshine
i'ii
ing back of the Schwartz store
where he is ready to receive hi-
work prompt-
we
You
HMp'1 '"' l,.v!denl he will attend the duties of deuce and using the land a- hi
MK!!':!!)' 111-
ptuUl
IMIBnI for
riee of
ient corn
MMM :
Hfche stock
.nd
I MK
nHril!
.orably
f having
RaaBaV'
ig wilJ
xme fo
emiuma ure the
the ol!ic conscientiimsly and en- home. He must become an en
ergetically, ual resident within six months
W, E. Huston has leen a)- after the date of his application
Cperl the books of for purchase and must continue
iring suiH'rintendent and a resident nntil he has made final
make a report at them - proof. iKiring the first Maeon
irt. he must irrigate one-sixteenth of tamed to hi- MM at Hi
Supt. Hamilton states he will the irrigable land and an eual has some improvei
.John b-ak and daughter ware
up from the lake section Tuesday.
Miss lcak filing on a homestead.
Mr. Leak was soon transformed
from an eastern "tenderfoot" to
y county land and cattle
owi.er. he having swured l'th
in a hort time.
ipt Hamilton has re-
amining board
und as soon as possible expects
to announce dates for an insti.
lllte.
Mora Die lo OaJcfcjairc.
;he Hccoud year and to make on his ranch, bejl
make his final p'-oof within thn. it,, tirst f the coming
years. Thos.- who have made week to aa hU tppaftioB
purchases prior to the adoption . I funds and I
these rules will at
date in which to make
may not RMw it. but ere kf
the course of a year more hours
of sunshine than the so-called
sunny California; more hours be
cause we arc farther north and
during the growing season the
MB linger?, longer with us.
Sunshine. We n .
u almosi ever) daj in Hi.
and it will c in. to our
chief assets as the decade toll
lo
ll true ( )res in in 1 1 It
f when I t 'il. b upon I tic
Oeatroii clin .!,
I I
if fee steal bei eae fruit itra
i Ihabaatl
for Ihra aliiiu :
Ilia i 'akr all ntaponalbllb
l ami will raplSMS. All II
I I'll.- In na
'
a II.' a ill foiiio.li .ii p'aii,
.nil
ii t.iwii. tor 1I..10 bslfwHai la
dowa f'tm.-rU ooal A !.b"- hln
at I. a I
no mi run
HiiiiliiiK i f.irl.nldri
plao A'lj. Hning Hik IpSSS
.1
C ii VOBOTLl
Nil IHI Id
ing ami aborting upon i' I
I
Brown's Satisfactory Store
FALL and WINTER OPENING
Kverythinir to tempt feminine fancy
I M WdKSTKOS SKI4H H ITINCat
WORM1 IIIM;S, r "M HKOlM
TMCOTK, I HUH I ( I.OTHS. KKRMET8, WOsMTr.lW
CLOAKINGS
For Women and Children
Blankets, Online Flannels. Embroideries
oomrn s mi h um nacaaiNQ aaqvaw
WtlMtN S HKU'IW flOl.r I4IVB
NEW WINTER CLOAKS
For I jidiea and Miaaea
Tn h. Shown in Short Timo
N. BROWN & SONS
na MaoWa
iitnl
settlement, but in ease wati
It has Ik- n that m available, proof of irriga!
al mile, down t rooked river were may be excused.
mires, and yet the Hereafter aD
death of a horse and almost the purchase of land must be
the end of another aa Monday in , made in triplicate, and presented
one of theae were the first in- to the reclamation comium .
d in thi danger which must forward all I
' Mitotan i this source. applications u, the State Land
irAeaeci L P. T. Co. j Board. Upon approval kf tl-
o do k' horses Monday found , Board, one copy will be filed in
..f A.
I I kner. V engineer.
last Saturday 'i'1,1
! into the (inn. Mr.
Faulkner is a practical engiiuei
a DOtt '.i:i'l": le and 'pi'li- OJ
rhe firm will in fu
ture be known as the Eastern'
I i . ' ,.... I I O I . I 1 ' I 1
and ,l"'1
. -w
liostdnVJcl' a
HHowB '!
e ck:ini:
'n t
and da i
Hrelpmer.t
njHo of
rodap '
mHmi--'
qflnHkit..
jHp in
i
m after
Matkae tu
, , i
nta
to f ,
UWUIliUK
Pmaii:
rail
km a
award?
aasepk
the spot and a team therein.
One of the horses had heen dead
for two or three days, and near
ly all of its back above the sur
face of the mire had been eaten
as. Its heed was
sunk i as surface, and it
had smothered in I
i-ie was still alive
and making desperate attempt
to keep its head up. although it
was nearly exhausted. The an
na! had sunk in a standiiur noai-
Casn i tirkn nnl ulu.uf Kt.lf itw Iwiflt' u'litt
A. J. Irwin ha returned
i from Calami tv w
tne M.U. iiti.i mice, one re
turned to the company and the
third delivered to the apphcai '..rm the marriage ceremo-
No sale of arid land will be valid ay uniting W. J. (Irge and
unless approved 1, the Board. Miss Edna II" we. The wedding
Entries may be contested and in took pleas kl the Wolf creek
case the contestant wins, be I school house and was witneaaed
shall liave a perference right i immediate relatives and
i-i uas ior the purcnase ol the a few close friends ol the con-
t..K.i r. i i -it i i .... .
ittou. o iana win oe openea tracting parties, we join me
This
mat-
win-
lline
and
it i-
n be
men lost no lime in specu
but got busv at
planks were laid around
Ha ojriml
able to
for sale until water has been
supplied for its reclamuti
The rules include a complete of
forms to be used for ap:
contracts, proofs, etc.. the moat
imiurtant features of these forms
the precaution taken to
nt fraud. Applicants must
so that the men were ! their residences and occupa-
a line under it: a "una. as annual reports ol irn-
sling was rigged up, and a team. (gaUon work must be made, the
-i two mc I -md Board will Ih-in touch
at the tail of ti ied horse, , with the settlers at all times. An
Bh
Lunnaf
Oregon
of tar
m rail
he staan
til be hi
irri froi . .
B) acrobs
i Jourita
HU'-ni.-lit
.ha ago
sure.
ai iugii n
region,
etmarye.
Mad U
it out of its slimy, green
bed. The rescued animal was
that it sank lo
the ground and for a time was
assignment of an entry can be
made, but only to a person quali
fied as an actual settler.
The rules were prepared by
friends in v.
people sucess and happiness.
H. K NsM and wife. Waldo
and 'Niu. lagey and
Miss Iiell King, made a party
that arrived here Wednesday
from the Willamette all-y. All
the local Kople had been down
itives and former
friend-.. Mi.vs King is a niece of
Mr. and Mn t. King of this
city h'i.l i- "' from "orviiii.
a visit to the family. Mr. Hagey
drove his. Has trotting horse
beass
totally unable to stand. It wa Lngineer John H L
eavarad with the green note and and were approved bj the Sute
Was a deplorable sight. The L"l Board without alteration.
.red win The section relating u residence
will i
I haded
streets lars. oak
and long, om roe i
Loin
bard) poplai I
will l.e a wealth of
: it is after all. these In
that will chaagl our climate.
country, hali ui
abate infu and
mak
ut into the wheat bah:
h- went notice the l..
k. pt
of tin dw.
paintol do i
barns, the eat
utbuildings; is lack
.l'"i n . Alld lliei
has win re than
trees, where there is a d
where the fence i.. wh
ne house painted. I
this with the
then thank God thai there are
those who are actually n
homes, actually ebangini
face of the country, actually liv
ing af aakeon G
children to
Not long ago 1 took a
through an adjoining county and
the liiithnft ol in..'
the settlers. 1 found as a rule
they were awaiting a I
.1 Hi.
I Him,
i ' i .
plaosd witti M i Hi
solution of rshli a p
aaiUi n
Msaeai .v
Hcllfiaaa
,' WIIII1'
J.W.BROWN & SON
tout factors and Builders
Call ami get l.atimatee. Plane and Prices
sou have work In our lint-
I ilia l,ia A iiairrh l.am, llnra. t
If
THE BREWERY SALOON
I igai.i up., la III paMIr al II.
J llN'I'i Will
1 .'siii. .lay
i in at 1 1 a in. an. I ' in
.ili Ii.m.i r.ry aul.Ualli
i
, . i
i iu vi tail i to all
i .. .il. u-
Al '!.. I'l- - ' , ' f ... . Ion. I.
j Hutna, itav. A J liaiu I
Datrloa aarrioaa Um 'bird ami fuurili
I'l a i.
:
a
:
ail an noliaii. .. la I l-i I" all oil llw
n ami (!
gmirial lr.,. In main Ihaniaalr. al Ikhm.
BEER ALWAY80N TAP
WINE8, LIQUORS, OIOAR8
U . "ika ara umlar lha niauaai..nl "I ami
last claaa saoi
Your Patronage So'icited.
BARNEY Um BIEWUK COifiW,
T. E. Jenkins, Manager
:
:
THE CAPITAL SALOON,
I Kl i II A luiNKIi N, l-ruprlaUwe.
Bums, a Oregon.
Wiries Liquors and Cigars.
Billiard and Pool Tables.
Club Rooms in Connection.
dcri..,d latter Ual.
. ri n-niaining un-
luickmire is to be fenced ill .juitt likely result in a very ' claimed in the l-t Otnoe at
in so that no more such accidents rajid increase in the population Burn- Oregon, for the fifteen
will happen. The wonder is that of the Deschutes country in the days i t 1st. l'JU7 when
!ies got in there, as stock next six months, for there are ' calling for same please say "ad-
will always a oid audi places by many purchasers of arid land vcrused.
instinct, the same intuition which who have not made a move yet i P, I.
lllul il.-.. mii.1,1 u..ll ...il u.,,1
Job printing Tba Tiinaa llt-ral.l
I1IIO.I- oil 1,11(1 a I ii.Imm I i'li..o.il
in some mh'-r bjOBah I
oung men and young Mom
home. in.
ferred the saloon, U.. x.
a job at a restaurant or store or
even as a day laborer to
call awi tttt animals to give rattle, toward either settling upon oi
snake r lands. The ad
option of this rule was de
lj iany, for
Adam George has for sale cheap Jt " apparent thai tn
over tltw.OOO wor I ll'" 'fgion would not be
Around these places there was
' as required by est nanbasaes of anything L
I B A c liar, il, and the -am. within the
lac Lest Star
RESTAURANT
MBPii't AT Abb HOURS
Bakany in connection
A Neoisll j ef Seeri traVf.
I able I
Ilia mark
lad.
I !
MM II
lOCTlCiLLT
un unproved
. of Harney County.
gome are actual snaps.
oped if land purchasers were per
mitted la i .side else.
make no impr
Tein. .i most i it to suit pur- n"n--r.
Adam hn liad 41 soil
teats made in as many different
localities of the county; every I
1.0. AL ANU PLKMJNAl.
i- about
'he Wori
1 -epa ana section i.- known to him and he Man1, i .. , was o.e
now BSAuxled ii ...... ;. ,,.,, if .on onlv mtikf- i Warm Sorinirs Tuesdav.
VUll OM" vm . J " - -
known. He can di-
v. . Mecjuiieil Ljpi yOU lo some ,,t tj,e best va-
No-MreaU-rn laiul to be had. Address
" ;n'fShe coast him at Hums or 1.
j The dis
. . i
ived a'ithonfi Mon
dav statinvr that Mrs. Lester
m account srj 0f Barren valley had
f"" died iiuite suddenly the previous
fcoiiwith,, hw hnim.. No nartieu-
lars were learned of the sad oc
Oataaee. Friends in this county
bvt.nrl th.-ir svinliathv.
tne 1.
I.o.
m-
m
n uu-;
Ki
:
k Job printing The Tunes-Herald
havt
some consideration for the tan
visitors next
B. W. Hamilton arrived home
Tuesday from Austin where bj
took the boys enroute to Cor
vallis to enter school.
Tom Sagers and A. Dunn lutve
gone to Stein's mountain to see
if 1. Schwartz and his crowd William
ieli any deer or hsh. They ex- Wilkins, Geo.
pect to repoi t on the matter by Respectfully,
tomorrow or next day, tu that is F. W. WELCOME,
when thai are expected home i'ystmaster, Burns, Ore.
matter delivered.
i). Kaigfct
Burrow - J. F.
Ii
H
Iuve I i
Lynd I
:
Moor
ajar, D
siren, C. N.
thur, Mis. Lena.
II.
P.
Bucker, Mrs. Matli.-.
Bedon, MrB. Ll'.eii.
Siver, Frank 1.
Swanson, Arthur,
rnton, Bert
Winner, Harol'l I
J..
of
houses.
And then 1 came t anuthei
iig way
olf by a i
washed,
dainty curtain.-, fiutteied in
I an organ ..a
parior, i.
ed the table. 1 noticed
youaf people stayed on ti
helpini
her make a real boa
p i naps sou.. was
put in carrying irrigate
i lies and Inubs
and Mowers and lawn.
lid the owner of lliat 4a.e
No. He was sat
isfied and contented, but wi.
. i a buyer came into th.- a
try it was th ant
ei, and ottered a good pi
it. whih less home was
passed by.
As a matter of pride, plant
some trees. As a matte i del
bus and cenU, a i profit,
plant some trees. Po wn
;sake, for the sake of your coun-
The Pulil sher's
Claims Sustained
Uhiim araTia Cooar oa CiA.ua
S BLTTia iirj
AIU THAI
117
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0r BOO I 0ne far
u..uiiiui j Inrk. Uat
idBl
UQHUK-d
-aa
I. I . LEWIS
sill st fUd la farai
PARTICULARS
and PRICES
Is uteat anarttf
INFORMATION.
WI.
DESIGNS.
i "
M 14 III
I -
uu.aiaju
f I I r
The Bums Flouring Mill
J J fiTUR.HVANT, Pi'opt.
; I MOHHWN l-IR MUX PIMJCI-SS IS ITSED 1
111.
INTfRNATIONAL I
THE GRAND
IUNA8V
a
tiitin i'l 1 1
)'li the country
PRIZE
I.I. ,!,
GET THE LATEST AND BEST
i
O. & C. MtHHIAM CO.,
HINOMILO, I
UiiawuwJ
V lit '"MM
FLOUR, KOLIJiD BARLt'V, CHOP, AND
All Kinds of Mill led always uu HaM
ISl VUi BrsMbl NAIktl KKI PAIR IOR HOUR UiUN WH1UT
CUSTOM WORK DON!
Good Seed Wheat for Sale
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