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A farmers' inatituto is just
what wo need nt this time as tlio
season has been quite unfavora
ble, and somo lire more or less
discouraged. Tho experience of
Dr. Kerr, Dr. Withycombo and
Prof. Lewis will bo of great bone
fit to local farmers who have boon
experimenting.
With several modern and sub
stantial business houses in course
of construction and much im
provement going on in the resi
dence districts, Rums will put
on different airs ere snow llics
again. Wo should at once take
up the suggestions of Mr. Atkin
son in making our city beautiful
nothing is more attractive these
warm days than handsome shade
trees, attradtive lawns and flower
gardens.
Speaking of what a newspaper
does for its community, tho late
U. S. Senator Davis, of Illinois,
made an address in which he
said: "Each year every local
paper gives from $500 to 1000 in
free lines for tho benefit of tho
commdnity in which it is located.
No other agency can or will do
this. The editor in proportion to
his means does more for his town
than any other man, and with
all his fairness, man with man
he ought to be supported, not be
cause you like him, or admire his
writing, but because a local paper
is the best advertisement a com
munity can make. Today the lo
cal papers are doing work for
less pay than any men on earth.
Patronize your home paper, not
as a charity, but as an invest
mentBlue Mt. Eagle.
much credit by responding with
out notico for tho occasion and
he did well. Tho vocal numbers
wero well rondored and tho bnr-
becuo followed tho exorcises
This was n feature that but few
availed themselves of. but tho
meat was good.
BVCN HONORS-
Tho Burns and Narrows teams
played two games of baseball,
ono Sunday and another on Mon
day in which honors wore oven.
On tho first day thoso who wit
nessed it saw ono of tho best
games over played on tho local
diamond. Will Gould pitched an
excellent camo for Narrows and
tho final score was 4 to 8 in their
favor. ClitT Heed pitched for
Burns. The following day Hon
ney was in the box- for Narrows
and Nellie Heed for Burns. Tho
wind and dust was a serious han
dicap on that day. Tho score
was 10 to 8 in favor of Bums
SOMK 000D KACINU.
CORNER STONB PLANTED.
Although local Odd Fellows
were much dissapointed because
of the unavoidable absence of
Grand Master Cooledge to oflici
ciate at the laying of the corner
stone of the new I. O. O. F. hall
last Sunday, they planted the
stone quite firmly.
The Grand Master come to
Vale expecting to make the trip
in on the auto but it was not
there and ho could not reach
here in time. He telegraphed
instructions to have the district
deputy act for him, consequently
Disarict Deputy Hamilton officia
ted. A large number of local Odd
Fellows joined in the parade at
10 o'clock headed by the Burns
Concert Band and after march
ing the length of Main street
they stopped at the building
where the regular ritualistic cer
emony was read. Among the
records placed in the corner
stone were tho names of the
charter members of Harney
Lodge No. 77 which was institu
ted in 1884; a list of the present
grand officers of the state; the
roster of the local membership
in good standing; a copy of the
constitution and bylaws of the
local lodge. Julian Byrd deposi
ted a silver dollar coined in IBS'!,
the year the lodge was instituted,
Dr. Horton a brass cigar check
with his name on it. Tho tele
gram of instructions from the
grand master was also placed in
the box, as well as a list of tho
membership of Svlvia R. D. No.
43.
The ceremony was quite im
pressive but short, owing to the
absence of the grand master and
orator, nevertheless the local
lodge believes the building will
stand just as long and will be
dedicated to the service for
which it is being erected. Those
who witnessed the parade were
quite cnthusiasic and have con
gratulated the local membership
upon tho undertaking and wish
the lodge God speed.
Several pohtographs were ta
ken of the body while on para le,
during the ceremony and imme
diately following.
The raco meet just closed has
had several more or less interest
ing features that have not been
generally considered. For in
stance, in the 2 milo dash last
Friday the people witnessed
speed never before equaled in
Oregon on a half mile track when
Baber's Confederate mado tho
distance in 1:1GJ. That breaks
the state record for half-mile
tracks in Oregon. The exhibi
tion of speed shown by tho bar
ness horses wero very worthy
considering the horses had been
brought in over the road for a
long distance and had had no
chnnco to pick up or receive suf
ficient work to make their best
speed. Pointer tho little black
guideless pacer mado an oxhibi-J
tion without a driver on the day
of the 4th that was really woiv
dcrful. He covered the half-
mile in 1:03. Pointer has a track
record of 2:171 but doesn't seem
to have been entered nnywhero
in the Northwest circuit this sea
son. Horsemen have pronounced
the track of the Hnrney County
Fair Association one of the best
in the west and the recent meet
shows it to be a speedy course.
It will be in much better shape
this fall when it has had more
work. Several of tho horses re
cently participating will remain
here and it is possible somo mati
nees will bo given over tho
course between now and fair time
Tho results of the last two
days racing are given belew:
g mile for Harney county sad
dle horses there were three en
tries, Red Bird, Bobbie Burns
and Buster Brown. Red Bird
first, Bobbie second, time 42.
J mile trot or pace there were
two entries: Redwood McGregor
and Pointer. The latter took
two straight heats in 1:19 and
1:11.
i mile dash, Seventy took first
with Lady Barnato second. Time
514.
Tho mile dash was an easy
victory for Confederate with
Jonh II. second. Time 1:48.
The half mile pony race was a
pretty one. Corbett took first
money with Raymond Harper on
Glenn, second. Time 68.
On the 5th there was a special
match raco and a consolation be
sides a special 2 in 3hcat trot of
one mile. The fi mile consolation
was won by Belle Griffon in 1:05,
Main taking Bccond place.
The special trot was a good ex.
hibition. The wind was blowing
a gale and the horses were at a
disadvantage in the stretch whero
the best time could bo made.
Boisd'Arc, chestnut stallion 10
years old was given a mark of
2:28 in the second heat.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
UNITRD HTATmLAMDOrriOl, I
lltirni, orogon, July , m I
Notion l liorobr Riven Dial llarrjr P. Klmllai
nt Narrow, Orrgou, tho, on Mareli a, lw.
mmto llnmeitrail enlrr.No'WM. KciUl No Mi;.
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B. W. Hamilton Was rigaln Forest Supervisor Bingham
given tho contract to keep tho has boon In this vicinity for the
county poor for another year, , past wook In company with Mr.
Tho Island road extending O'Brlon, a department official of
west to connect with the county tho forestry sorvlco.
road running to Prlnovlllo was
ordered BUrvoyod.
Road putltloned for by F. C.
Dibble and others was contin
ued. A rowan! of $500 was offorcd
for horso thieves.
Tho now law creating Harney
county a fair district required tho
appointment of two commission
ers by tho county court to act
with three of tho Harney County
Fair Association in a liko capac
ity. Snm lYlothcrshond and Jnko
Welcome were appointed.
Report of J. T. Barnes as road
master of district 1, recoived
and approved.
Geo. Southworth discharged
from tho poor houso at his own
request.
110ISU TO 00 HER I'ART.
for Lot i.HJi HVU Hccllon . ami Lot I HMllnna,
riiwnililji an Houin. nano mi sin, winnm
itlo McrlJUn, lim Hint notice ol Intention to
tnaio final Commutation proof, in txbllh
iUlm to tho land nlxivt il.anrlheil, tin for tkr)
llenlilor and KrrolTtr, at lliirm, Oregon, on
tli llh (Urol AUfUit, lw.
Olalinanlnetnciai wltnaaaatl,. , . ,
('otitic. W. l.owli. Fred . Mlitiln botli of
Narrow, tlrtiuu II IliifMielo.nl llurni.Ori.
(on ilfnriio Iii'iuLt.ol Narrow. Oregon,
VM Karri, Uciriatar,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
tyniTKti Hf atri Uxn or run, i
initio, Oregon, July , 1WW,
Nolle l lierebr liven that Margaret Shaver,
formerly Margaret yeartnu, nf Duma, Oregon,
whii, on December 1, 1!"A . made limine
lead Knlty No 8SW, Harlal Nn. (UMU,
for NVHi HeetlonM Tiiwn.lilnM Honlli, Itanga
M Kail, Willamette Uerldan, haa filed notice
if Intention, to icuko final Commutation
Proof, to itabll.li claim to the land above dee
nrlbud, Into ro tho Itcgliter and llvrelvef, at
lliirn. Oregon, on tho ftlli day of Augupt IUW,
Claimant name aiwltnrnea
Nell MrMahan.ol llarner.Oregon. Karrr 1)
HMi.ro. William 0 White, t'harlra It lonard
allof llurna, Oregon,
Wm.Karrk, Itigliler.
NOTICE OP I'INAI. snTTLnMENT.
In tlio mnltor ol tho ltate of Jofioph
Itoliorlinii, Decanted
Notico U hereby ijlveii lht tlio under
"Boise will build a railroad,"
determinedly declared Secretary
Unlllv AfUinRnn tf Mm Hftt.qtt
Commercial Club today following :!rrotiu:?S'i!Zh.
ins ruiurn irum uum, ure (account In wild oetatonnd tlio Hon. J V.
Where he attended the session of IWctor, Jin'luu of thu County Court fur
tho Oregon-Idaho Development Hnrnoy County, Oregon, linn tut Thcii-
congrsss, snys the Capital News. 'y 3rd Uy of AuK.tt. iw.i ii
.inn t. rt -ill limirof 10 o'clock n in, nt III ofllcn In
I ho Boise Commercial club ,,,,, ,Unu,y twy, Oro,,, . tho
Will get bUsy," continued tho inl0 mid .hitH for huarlnu objection to
secretary, "and a meeting of tho until Account Any ud all pcrtou ob
railroad committeo of tho club JetinK to (lil nccout ru lioroby obltiiwi
will probably bo held this week. , ,0 ""T " "M M- nd ''IT n lnftn
.. ' ... , . , Dated nt Uurni, Oregon, July 2, 1000,
1 ho committee is not fully orga- Dkwuaa k. Homkhwon,
nized but this will bo nccom-1 i:Witrix of tlio K.tato of Joteph Hob
plished and railroad building crinou, Donated,
commenced." .
T?"il fitfn r tlti Tlrt!ee-i.ir,u llnir'
ItVltttITU KI .I1W JJUIOV'VVAO Mi J
railroad tho secretary stated that
Coos Bay had - already nuHed,To Tllu llmmM, CoMIltv tw of
10,000 for the railroad bllildillgi llnrncy County, 8tto of U.K0ii
-r..,K.i ... ii.-. it... -:i:..n r M....H. ' Wo tho timlcrtluurd leant votuu '
I'CTITION I'OK I.1QUOU I.ICIINSi:
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MICHAEL SCHENK
MtRGHANT TAILOR
Satisfaction Guaranteed
amm, nmm and mmw
FOK LAMES AN& fiENTLEMEN
All orders receive prompt and careful attention
The Hem Tailors, tycGee Bldg , Durns, Oreflon
ON 8TRKKT LEADING TO COUItT ilOUHH
eeWeeMTO$
a iKXirn,., qtyij
At The Welcome Pharmacy
You cun find tho best uulectcd and hirgc8l iih
Horttnontof ovury thing to bo found in an up-to-dato
drug Htoro.
PRBSCRIPTION WORK
is our Hpociulity and we liavo tho haul equippud
laboratory in tho intorlor, flVo uho only (ho
best and purest of drugs and chutnicalH, und
our prices are right. YourH for btiBinoHH
The Welcome Pharmacy; Bums. Oregon,
HARDWARE
MACHINERY
Binders' Supplies
Full Line of
BUILDING PAPER and
ROOFING
f
CROCKERY. CHINA
AND GLASSWARE
GEER & CUMMIN!
Burns, Oregon.
Go To The White
Front Livery Stable
NEW RIGS AND TEAMS
'fchone to Me for Your Doctor Calls.
R, J, McKlNNON, Jr., Proprietor.
Burns Meat Markefi
New Sliop'Opposilc the lirsl National Bank Main St,
Pork, ioeJ
Holon aj
Jjivcr Nausaj
Heef in
Quantity,
HANSEN, Propt
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Bciltl and Alnrahdclu liavo llKrccu Kon ilo rcMwtlolly pellilnu Your Hon-
rn ilnpil Rnvornl inilrm tf vuM nf Or.iUlo liouy o cram lo ueiovnn I, woi
to ueeu sotrni nines 01 riRiit 01 ionl)an ,, rt'roln l(,(.llor ,c,or., ncc,ti
way and ground for the ncccs- 10 nOl i.iinr lit lit piac t( bminota
ii-v fnrminnl frinillfinci In hnlli , nt latlo. IUrnry Comity, Orctton from
Nbiikh
places. StroiiK resolutions wore
adopted by the development
congress, urging tho adoption by M j 0, Connor
Uregon of tlio railroad nmond- F naehlon
ment authorizing a railroad dis-1 ?,'? hm?
ii y uipnuauii
JOllIt I.UUUIIIUH
IliHlIlli ilavol Juno. 10OQ. Illllll llio Otli
ilny of DiHi'mlHsr I0W, antl your ctltlin-
orH will tnor jinty
trict law.
v.
Fntnk, ono of tho younger
sons of Mr. and Mrs. Win. Ben
nett of Silvies, was run down by
ono of tho several automobiles in
tho city last week. The mach
ine was not going nt n very
rate ot speed out tlio boy seems
to liavo got confused in the
crowded street nnd failed to get
out of tho way. A wheel passed
over his foot but ho was but
slightly injured.
.1. K. WIIIUniBon
II XV MoAlllitor
JoHonli Callow
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Adam Adrian
Krnctt Uollowoy
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GIiim A Cnrroll
A O Lnmont
W I! I-onaom
(loorno Turnlaii
Bnm Hall
I'mnk Adrlau
J O llenty
William Mmoii
M Onlvlu
I. Jf Tlinmaon
Jiilm (' Travurto
Krnl llolloway
Ccliiiiitiiu (IroTO
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Ocori;fl Clotifth
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Nollrc Ix hereby given that on tiaturilay
tho '.Mill tlnyol July, 1000 the mi
endued will apply to tho County Court
ot thu Hlntoof Oroicoii for Harney Coun
ty, for tha llcdiitio iiiontioniHi In the
foregoing petition.
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REED BROS., Proprietors
Succosaors to II, M. Morton
Our line of Drugs, Patent Medicines and
Toilet Articles re Complete.
WE USE ONLY THE BEST OF DRUGS
IN OUR PRESCRIPTION WORK AND
WE NEVER SUBSTITUTE.
Yours for Accuracy and Lowest Prices
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Largest collection Post Cards
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30 days-Removal Salc-30 days
Beginning Monday, June 140
M-inch Sulky Plows, Regular Prico,
lCinch '
RO-tooth J-inch drag hnrrowH "
Case disc harrows "
Hoosier single disc drills "
SpVing tooth harrows, 15 tooth,
i rr ll
5-foot Champ, mowers Heavy
i)-foot
10-foot
GO, 00
61.00
24.00
45.00
125.00
140.00
30.00
32.50
75.00
IMllfnd iiwitwt lakaaaia iiilinAlH At ff
ittnva, uauu uuuvy wiiuuio, 'tx.w
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51.00
16.00
36.00
112,00
125.00
25.00
27.50
G5.00
37.00
39.00
and
Everything in Implements, Buggies, Open
Top Hacks at Reduced Prices
HARNEY COUNTY IMPLEMENT & HARDWARE. CO.
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HIE CCLEDRATION.
Tho morning oxercisea held at
the fair grounds on Saturday
wero of tho usual patriotic na
ture. The band headed tho par
ado which consisted of hut one
float, that of tho Ladies' Auxif
ary of the fire department. Tho
liberty car and "Undo Sam"
wero in evidence but the business
houses did not get up floats' as
they had in tho past.
Mrs. Mary Foley read tho De
claration of Independence nnd
Col. E. Hofer delivered tho ora
tion. Col, Hofer is entitled to
Wm. Hanley has just rounded
up and started a band of 4,500
young lienors lo tho Klamath
country. He had taken a con
tract to deliver a number of
young cows within a certain
period and whilo it took some
hustling, ho mado good and star
ted tlio unest bunch of young
ntulT ever gotten together in this
Eastern Oregon section. It is
seldom ono may find that nunv
her of young heifers in ono bunch
any where.
PlwOW
BURNS HOTEL BAR
DIBBLE & STEPHENS, Proprietors.
WINES, LIQUORS and CIGARS
Club Rooms in Connection
Courteous andjObliginff Bar Tenders
EVERYTHING FIRST-CLASS DROP IN
The Most Popular House in Interior Ord
NEATLY5rURNISii;iD-ALL OUTSIDE ROOMS
Headquarters for Traveling Men and Toi
AgeIarRacinc Manager, L. Racine, Propt., Burr
. Centrally Located and Connected with Hotel Hums
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VENIN
Black Imported Percheron Stallion
Will stand at thu Fair Grounds, Season 1909
Single Service - - $10, Season - - $15,
Return $17.50 Insure - $20.
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HWNUV IlI0IIAltl)3ON Km-hctauy.
mm ii iui.i ii juujou.1 j--ji.i
COUNTY COUPT.
Tho county court was in session
tho past three days with Judge
Rector nnd Commissioner Smyth
present. Tho business of tho
term was rather light Tho fol
lowing proceedings were had:
Liquor licenses wero granted
for a term of six months to John
Smith at Andrews, G. A. Haines
nnd Harris & Fitzgerald at Nar
rows, Drs. Marsden & Griffith wero
glvon a renewal of tho contract
ns county physicians for tlio
coming year.
Tho Stdtf is ono of tho late9t nnd best additions to the famous
Docro Line of Rldlntf Plows. Is Hcht in weight, simplo
nnd durable in construction full of gcnulno merit,' nnd has
shown its mottla nnd utility in every test it has been put to.
It 1ms nmply demonstrated by its cood work its richt to ba
classed ns a strictly up-to-dato, high-class farm tool. It is
certnln to suit tlio most critical fnrmor and bo a money
maker nnd a lnbor-savor for him.
"If It's a Deere-It's Right"
and doos its work perfect ease to the operator and team.
It fa manufactured and sold as a tongueless plow a tonguo
not boing nececsnry to best results, but ono is supplied at
s Jght cost to those who perfer It that way. The StH is tho
simplest riding plow built, anyone who can hook up a team
nnd drivo 'em strnlght can opecnte it successfully. It pos
sesses mnny miporior features not found on other plows,
nnd it takes a whole book to illustrate and discribe them.
Hotter write for it today and nil the information you want
about this superior implement.
C. H. VOEGTLY
The Standard Bred Stallion
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Trial, 2:20
Will Stand the Season of 1909 at the
Elliott Barn, Burns, Oregon
Except on Sunday Afternoons and Mon
, day Mornings when he will be at Luwen.
I'ROOKUSS, No. 4W3Q, la a muliogauy bay BtnmlliiK 10 lunula liluli. filrtnl
by niuMn.lMOl; alruofSIr Albert H !l:03?Xl BltfJohn H ' 01; Clipper 3:00;
Olabollua:8i Uotlioraln lem llianUtlO, nnd llotliora liolter tlinn 3;i!5. I'mn
Itemnmbor Mo, by Wulriatclu, K'507.
Ilortlin, Rrndmotli(ir nf Trodresa, la tbe mother o( 111 mlu nil In (bullet. Tint
Llnilti !mr 10th colt a fold hi u greun pucor ut 10,000. In bin Uinu-juar-old
form liu mado u rceci.l of 2:10.
Terms: $15, $20, $25
QEO. D. HAQEY, Burns, Oregon.
BURNS LiVEIW AND FEED STABLE.
HENUIiUSON ELLIOTT, Propt.
Special atlrttliti
w irunscicnt cus
freight I van is.
km
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Jforxos kej't bu
wool; or month.
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FIBST CUSS LHER. Ul(
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on hand.
Your iMtroiuttft bo)
Smith Mnin Si , Hun
OrcilS
Special AKention Given
lo Conducliug Funerals
NEW AND ACCURATE HAY SCALES
IN CONNECTION WITH BARN.
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TWELFTH NIGHT, No. 41906
Trial 3, 2:12 3-1
Blrcd by Onward 8i25W, thu alru or 108 lit Ibu Mat moro tlinn imy olbi'r Imreo
everroaled. Urand Hire, UuorKo Wllkosfli'.'i. Dam, Ml JUlii 2.08f i bur ln
.1, J. Audubon, Klrtd by Aloyonti, Iim by;Uooruo WlUoa, Khlcitf ThoIiiIi KIbt
h doablo urosa ot Wllkea and ono of tho strongest brod trottora living.
Individually, ho lanrbenlnut 15H-10 banda blsb, wnhjht 11100 1kv llehua
clean, flat llmlm and hU Ret tluiwa wu)l. A uumberof ba iinduvolopl U.yoar-nUI
colli told at Auction In Chicago nvurBln (021 1 unli,
TWELFTH NIGHT rill stand the season of W) at
Tk Fair HrMwds Ii ffurai, Mity$, Tmis, Wdr$dflys nnd Tlitirs4ajs
Uwm m FrWays awl Saturdays
arrEjasui iass.oo to I3jt-ct3ese
For furttor lwrttculara caII oh or Htldrtwa
II. DKNMAN, Harrimiw, Ore. .J. L. CRAWFORD, Dunn Ore.
BURNS MILLING
HORTON & SAYER, Propt
Rough and Dressed Lumb
Rustic, Flooring, nflould.n.
Finishing Lumber-
Nearest Sawmill to Burns. Gooa
Lumber Yard in Burns.
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CLUANINfllANI) I'llHSSINO
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A. "SCHENK
Merchant Tnllor
l,ll(o oii liahc) nt nil Tlmesjtlie most iip-to-tlnto
line of Cloth In tlio city of Burns
All Work Quarnntced
UURNS, 0R
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