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SATUHIIAY. JANUARY S. 1 1 1 0
HtlllHOIUl'TION IIATK8!
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fill Month .1.00
Thrvo Month! ... .... . .74
JULIAN II VII II - -
Mnnint
The New Year's issue of the
OreRoniiui just received here is
an improvement on former efforts
and is quite a valuable edition.
Pnntrnl Oriumn is irivon ennsid-
erable space and while the real I west side of Sunset, is covered
eastern and southeastern coun-with Juniper timber, which sup
fi'os nw tnni-o nr l..ss sliu-hlod. wo'l'lies the .settlement with fuel and
was well filled. There were sev
eral small threshings. It would
be difficult to make an estimate
of the amount of bushels per
acre, as much of the crop was
put up for hay. The potato
crop this year was good. The
people of Sunset feel much en
couraged and see a bright future
for the valley. Experience and
observation teach them that
grains and vegetables can be
grown here without water by
employing proper methods of
farming.
Dog mountain, which is on the
JtHKlOl iTlVO C
will receive considerable benefit
from the publication. The Dec
chutes section, where active rail
road work is being carried on, is
well taken care of. With the be
ginning of railroad work toward
posts. There is an abundance of
bunch grass forsununerand win
ter range. Very little feeding is
done here, even in winter. Only
work horses and milch cows re
quire it. This is an ideal place-
The Portland Journal's annual
was evidently gotten up right in
that office as it shows Harney
county's assessment at about
one-third what it is.
EXPERIENCES OF A NEW SETTLER,
Hnrnov mnntv in ili anrintr wo . for tho ""'ell COW and bllltor (111(1
will attract more attention than,W lmvo hc of "
any other section as this part of . Products.. Quite an amount of
the state covers a much larger I01"80 h bcc 'lom Sunset
territory with more vacant tilla-1 vallo' ', uul another
ble land than all the rest. ' C!,.80M c.hecse .,n"k,llK t,r"miscs
to oe quite an industry, btinsei
cheese took first prize at the
county fair this fall, and several
i prizes were awarded to Sunset
gardens and live stock. All gar
den products do well, including
melons, cucumbers and tomatoes.
Of the people settling hore, very
few have commuted and moved
away. The majority of tho pco-
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(Written by E. C. Eggleston . 1' eamo Here to umlil Homes,
for the Commercial Club adver- they are happy, progressive and
Using literature.) prosperous and arc indeed proud
Sunset Valley' is the little val- of their'progressand of Sunset
ley lying just south of Wright's vallc-v-
Point and from 15 to 20 miles
south of Hums. It contains
about one township, six miles
square.
The first settlement commenced
in the fall of 190(5, but there were
few inhabitants until the summer
of 1907. During this year, and
the year previous, nearly every
quarter section was settled upon
by homesteaders, who went to
work at once building cabins,
clearing, plowing and fencing.
The first crops were planted in
1907. Only small patches were
under cultivation, however, but
the results were very satisfactory.
During 1908 much progress was
made and many more acres were
cultivated. Rye, wheat, oats
and potatoes being the main crop.
The many and good gardens of
this year arc worthy of special
mention. One of the settlers
took first prize at the county fair,
held at Burns, for the best dis
play of vegetables.
During the fall and following
spring several fine residences,
and a school house that would be
a credit to any community,
were built. In 1909 manv more
acres were placed under cultiva
tion, orchards were set by many
and improvement of different
kinds is continually under wav.
This year crops were good in
(ioocls, including" full line of cut tflass'
S Chinaware. I able silverware, new rtno-s,
Watches ami other jewelry fill ilie store.
r.-Ho n,yA PilloI WfHrh JKT9 un
Ladies' Solid Gold Watches from $18 to $3s ?
KEEP YOUR EYE ON MY WINDOWS
$GEriBERLING,t
Pioneer Jeweler anil Optician 3
Next to First National Hank Burns, Oregon 3
was a story and a half frame j Eon Sai.ij-A live room cot
built in li shape and had only.tago, four lots all fenced with
been erected a comparatively i two good wells, a windmill and
short time. It was a very com-' other' 'improvements. No rock,
fortable dwelling and much G. Mml:u)cth, Burns, Oregon,
better than the average farm
home in this country.
TWO UNFORTUNATE IMRES.
The school house in tho lower
Lawen district near the lake was
destroyed by (ire some time dur
ing last Monday night. Miss
Leake, the teacher, went to
school but as none of the pupils
came on account of the very
cold weather, she went home at
noon. The next morning the
building was a heap of ashes.
Those on the scene first found
tracks leading to the school house
and away again. It is thought
some one passed and being cold,
entered the builbing and built a
fire, possibly not closing the
draft when leaving.
The home of G. O. Hendricks
in the same neighborhood was
also destroyed by tire Tuesday.
The house and entire contents
were lost and it is quite a severe
blow to Mr. Hendricks and fam
ily, especially at this season of
the year. Mrs. Hendricks and
the children had gone to Lawen
and Mr. Hendricks was out feed
ing when he discovered the
house was on fire. Ho ran to
the building in the hope of at
least saving some of the furni
ture but when he opened the
door the flames metliim, burning
his eyelashes and face quite
severely. Nothing was saved.
in . i ii .t . .
we uo noi Know wnetner it was
NOTICE FOlt PUBLICATION.
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lliirna, uriituii, Nmi'mU'r IV. I'Wi I
Nollii! la livrvbi itlitm Unit tlm luUiiil Ore-
pin Iihi lllcil III tlilaotllro Hi ii'iilli'llm turn.
tort, uniliT tlii n IhIhiih of llio Act nf Cun
uri'M. niiriivuil Allium II, leu, uli'l nrt nincn
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NOTICE KOU PUM.KJATION.
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lliirni, otiiitmi, llici'iiiln'tH. IWW I
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Ori'Kiin lina (li.'. I In Dili uinm Ita ni.iillcnlliiii
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ul tho Vi'l of iunKtta hi . tin nl AiiKiut II,
Ihih, u n.l Kctn aiiu'iiitntiir) lliciilu, tho
bMiflWi.. Hir. 21, mill NP.Ntti.Krr i,T.
24 H., It ail:. M
Any mill nil I'Oiiuiia I'lnlnihii; n.lt ir ly Itin
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limit, ili'tctlln'.l, or itralilni; tn nl.Joi t ln'iaiuo
of tho nitiirrnl ihnrmtrr tit thu inhil, or fur
mi)' ollnT ti'in. in, l.i HiimII. mill tu i.Iiuii,
nli, nil.! Illo llnlr nillilnUla of ruU-ai In thin
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NOTICE KOU PUBLICATION
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iiulliouf iiitiMitloii lii tnuVo Klnnl t'loof, to, a
tntillati t'lnllil to tliu Inml iiImivo ill .1 HImM, x
d.r.' the KcKl.t.r nn.l lUiolviT. t Hum. Ore
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Kk'I. llU'notl lanni' I'mialmil, of Hlk'J.Oli
Kun U tlllnlil A. W iiIUt, of l'tcll. Otmoii
KtiKr, llotlalcr
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who, oil Hwrlilbrr J'. I WW,
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spite of a dry season. The grain insured or not. The building
Farm home of W. G. Ilodder, a new homesteader in Sunset.
CLEARANCE SALE!
Our Clothing and Gents' Furnishing stock is only
a couple of Months old, all New Styles and Up-to-date,
but We want lo sell it before We get the Spring
Stock, so make a Reduction .Sale as fellws:
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
llNIThll HTATBI I till OlrlCK,
litirtia, oiPku. Nnit'iiihtir lu, 1JJ I
Noi ho la lutreby iilMh Hint Ak'nra fnyor,
Mlliiav pottulluo nililr,aa la Itltrila, O'ok'on,
.Hit. tliu jmIi ily of Airll, I'OJ. illo In thla
ollli i' Sworn atnli'lilollt mill l.iU'attolll .No,
1MIIW In urrllaai' tho l.ol t mul K", SK',.K--lloil
I lolii.hli XJholltll. limine -s Inal, Ull
Ininiiii. Moiivllnu, mul tin tln.litir thoriMin,
motor i ho roilaloii of iho ai I ol Juno ', li7n,
mul m ta uuioiiiIhIui) , kt.uwii mi tho "llinlwr
ami Meno I UK," ill auuh Mllllo aa lillullt ho
flxc.l l) ni.rnlaoini'iil, mul Hint, tiiiraiimit tu
antli nti.lltntlon, tho Imnl nmt tlmhor tlii'ri'on
linvo hiou nti.rnlaoil. tho tllnbtr oallinati'il
.'10,041 Ininnl foot nt llMI.rM. mill thn lan.l
I7UHU, Hint aalit a..llinlit Mill oiler llunl JKI'ii!
in iiiion of lior ni.pltiHtlon mul attorn atato
in. nt on tin ivlnlny of January, lulo. Iivfum
I lie llivlali r all. I III" i Irrr, nt Ulirna, OirKon
Miy 1'i'nuJll la at HUH) to .rotial thla nr
ch.iao iH'foro outr, orliiltlatou lontiat nt any
Hint lofiirt' tKitrnt lantu-a, hr llllliji n lorroUir
nltil nmilatlt III thla ofliro, klloRlllK facta
it lilcli ttunnl ililoat the cnlr).
U M K.IIIIIK, Hl'tl.ttT
ahuiilil Illo llii'lr ulllilatlla of iuuli.1 In thla
olllro. mi or luifiuu tho oit'lratloii of Iho irrliil
of inihllrnllon
u. H'aiiiii', Iti'tlaler
llr.l .uMlcnlun liocmlivr 18, IIW.
I.nit iniMlrntlun Jmiunry '.-.', lulu
I'lrrrnoS' rou i.iquok mcknsm.
Wo, Hi. i niiiliirnli;m'il It'nl Milortt ol
I.iiku jirt'i'liii't, Iliirm1' Ciituity, Slnlii nl
OrcK'Jii, rvirctfiilly pot It ion tlm linn.
County Cntirt of llii'iii'y County, Slnto
nt Ort'Hon, lo yrititt h I.ianian lo llnrrln
i'ltriioriilil to Hull SjilriluouH, Mult
titttit!iitiiit!tttitttit:ii!tti!itiim!miiititiiiiim!!!:tttiiiittinnntitii)j::tintttr
The OVERLAND HO 1'EL
Bums, Oregon
AGAIN UNDIiR old managkmknt
Afford the Best Accommodations
to he had in Harney County
CtiEflfl ROOMS, CLEflf. LINNEN. PAliHTflBIiE VICTURIiS
We arc iiKain in charge and will he pleimed to Nee our old
time fricndH and ctiHtomurH Come mid nee uh.
FRANK A. COLE AND WIFE
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THE CAPITAL SALOON
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IILDLLL & RICHARDSON, ProprietorH.
Burns, - - Oregon.
Wines. Liquors and Cigars.
Billiard and Peel Tables,
Club Rooms in Connection.
Very Suitable Christmas Gifts
May be found by looking over our handsome
LINE OF GLASSWARE, FOUNTAIN PENS AND DISHES
Our display of Intaglio Art Glass, Colonial
Iridescent, Venetian Art IMates and Itoyal
Salad Howls are something new and pretty
COLE & BYED
Harney County Implement & Hardware Co.
STEEL TRAPS
That' will catch anything1
GEER & CUMMINS
Burns, Oregon.
Burns IVI eat Market
New Shop Opposite the first National Hank Main St.
V
Hint ViuoliH l.litiirn In lorn qimntliii'a
tlinn oiinKAllim In l.uku l'ri'rinrt, Hr
iioy iimity, Stivto ut Ori'Kon. for tliu
IK'tlixl til tlirt'U iiiiinllia uh in duly bound
uo n I hi II uor pray.
Namkn
WnlliT AiulcrMiii
ltnlih HiitcliliiHiin
Norman Words
A I'lmiiinortli
lliiddi'ii intiult
C K Dunn
John Mnmliiill
It. V. Harrow n
V I. AniliTfiOii
Amly Oidxirn
(ii'() W. Sifiirnoiin
Win. Wndn
Nami.m
Krniik Cuwlllcld
S .MMinttr
l"rnk Klltku
Win. Miino
AlUn llurllnirt
( il'IIILIO Willlaini
A I. Joiich
I out Hinder
A McKlntio
John I, DorrliiK"
0 II Kldwdl
I'd Andorsuii
I' Anduraou
Nulli'U li hundiy kIvdii Unit oil Hatnr
iliiy tlm If'tli dny o( '.liinuiiry, 1010 thu
tiiidi'riotfiiiil lll nly tu Ihu ('uiinty
('oil it n( Ihi' Statu ol Ori'Kon fur Iluriivy
(Utility, fur tlm licuimi iiiiuitiiiiivd In
thu furt'Koin,; I'i'titloii.
II.miiiih .V I'lT.onai.li.
5.
FACTS.
Start tho Now Year rijjht and list with us
Prospects were never better for a prosperous season tlin.ii at
present.
We do things and jjet results. Go after business, do not wait
for it to come lo us.
If you waul to sell your property and appreciate those who
L'et results list with us.
Wo advertise your properly by placing it in a larc printed
list that goes to over 100 representatives besides the numerous
inquirers.
We have sold more property within the season of 1909 that all
other (inns in Harney county put together. We have sold
others and can sell yours.
We are here to stay and help develop this Great country.
Wo work for your interest, and spend our time, labor and
money for the advancement of our country.
Price your property right and we will assure you a rapid sale.
A friendly visit from one and all of Harney county's citizens
will be appreciated.
We make a specially of locating homes on the very best of
Government lands.
We are located the first door south of the Harney County
National Hank. References either bank of Hums, Oregon.
Inland Empire Realty Co.,
LESTER, Maitafjcr, Iiiirnx, Orcfon
10.
n.
12.
W. T.
SUITS
FUR COATS.
$32.50 Suits
30.00 " .
27.50 "
25.00 " .
22.50 " .
20.00 " .
17.50 " .
15,00 " .
12.50 " .
.$2G.J5 $.15.00 Fur Coats
24.95 37.50
OVERCOATS.
w J)
10,05
17.05
KU5
11.05
11.05
8.05
35.00
22.50
.$37.50
30.00
27.50
17.50
$32.50 Overcoats $20.05
30.00
27.50
25.00
22.50
20.00
17.50
15.00
12.50
Z'I.Vi
22.05
10.05
17.05
lO.'K
14.01
11.9Z
8.05
Roys' Suita reduced 25 per cent
Men's Wool Shirts 20 pep cent
Men's' Underwear 20 per cent
Roys' Underwear 15 per cent
THIS .SALE WILL REGIN
MONDAY, JANUARY 10, 1910,
AT 12 M. AND WILL LAST
UNTIL FEI1RUARY fi, AT lo
I M.
ALL ALTERATIONS FREE
SCHENK BROS.
Burns, Oregon
Odd Fellows' Building
The Harriman Mercantile Co.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
BEST GOODS AT
LOWEST PRICES
Complete line of
Groceries and Dry Goods
Gents Furnishings
FULL AND COMPLETE LINE
OF HAMILTON BROWN SHOES
HARDWARE
FARM IMPLEMENTS, WINONA
WAGONS, BARBED WIRE
. r
We guarantee quality and prices Lei us prove to you thai
we have the goods at right pricesCall and see us
JEIetiirirri 03.., Oreg.
Th lTw Town m, Orn Crle Otp
? tgS
E. B. REED & SON
Complete line of
Fancy & Staple Groceries
Finest line of Confectionery in the
interior School supplies, notions,
tobacco, cigars Orders taken for
FineTailorHViade Clothing
at prices ranging from $1.'L!0 to
$'15--A satisfactory fit guaranteed
KHMKAtlinK We give vc per cent trade discount for
cash on till goods.
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3-!Ks!r
Your patron
r
sir
mf
age solicited
Pork, Vionan,
Bologna .mil
Liver Sausages
" Beef in any
Quantity.
H. J HANSEN, Propt
i
Go To The White
Front Livery Stable
NEW RIGS AND TEAMS
'Phone to Me for Your Doctor Calls.
BURNS LIVERY AND FEED STABLE.
CORTES E. ELLIOTT, Propt.
Shtcial a Itm lien given
to transcient cu.sloni and
freight teams.
11 omen kept bij the day,
neck or month.
riHST CLASS LIVERY TURNOUTS.
Hay and grain always
on hand.
. -A 't "
Your putrdinge holici.fd
noulli .Mnui M , Ilurnf, Oj
( ton
Special Attention Given
(o Cenducting: Funerals?
NEW AND ACCURATE HA SCALES jl
IN C0NNEC1I0N WITH BARN.
r i -Maj-Aip 7sa
iJiWA JKiM
R. J. AlcKINNON. Jr., Proprietor.
'V-.''''''--v-
HV mint lo tlmttk on far your pant patreiiayt: We
believe you will find it to your interest to trade with
us in the future. Our stock is complete and our
DRUGS arc the best. Wc will not handle any other
kind and our prices are riyhl.
We have the best line of
Cigars, Candies, Post Cards and Stationery
In the city. Ayents for
DB. SNOOP'S FAMILY MEDICINES and SECURITY STOCK REMEDIES
Wc Solicit jour 1'rescriplion work
The City Drug Store
REED BROS., Proprietors
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BURNS MILLING CO.
HORTON 6l SAYER, Props
$ Rough and Dressed Lumber,
Rustic, Flooring, tVloulding,
Finishing Lumber
Nearest Sawmill to Burns. Good Road.
Lumber Yard in Burns.
SJSfSSJCSJSJSSSSSSSSSftKJSSMSSSSRK
BURNS HOTEL BAR
DIBBLE & STEPHENS, Proprietors.
WINES, LIQUORS and CIGARS
Club Rooms in Connection
Courteus andOblijjinj? Har Tenders
EVERYTHING FIRST-CLASS DROP IN
Centrally Located ami Connected with Hotel IluriiH
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MEAT MARKET
and Grocery
Come in and inspect my stock
COMPLETE LINE OF BEST GROCERIES
to be had in the Market
A-jsrzp jfiT iT :f:eb:e3s:e3:z
My prices arc as low as good yowls
can be nold for in this market...
The LARGER the order
the LESS it COSTS.
iittiutiiii'.ttnniuujniititttntmniiuuitntmiiimtmittittiinntmtjutimimitttimi
THE BURNS HOTEL
STEPHENS 6l DIBBLE, Propr.
Reasonable Rates, Uood Clean Ylrnls, Comfortable
Rooms, Courteous Treat 11 int.
for
the
Special Accommodations
Traveling; Men.
FIRST GLASS IN EVEKY PARTICULAR
Your Patronage Solicited,
HP
PLOW
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Is
The Start is one of tho latest mul best additions to tho famous
Dcero Line of Ridlnfi Plows. Is HBht in weight, S 0
and durable in construction-full of uenuiuo merit, and las
shown its mettle and utility in every test it has been put to.
It has amply demonstrated by its irood work its rlCht to bo
classed as a strictly up-to-date, lunh-class farm tool. It is
certain to suit tho most critical farmer and bo a money
maker and a labor-saver for him. "-
"If It's a Deere-It's Right3
and does its work perfect ease to tho operator and team
It s manufacture., and sold as a tonu'ueless plow-a toncuo
not boiniT nccersary to best results, but one is supplied at
b iBht cost to those who perfer it that way. The Stkri is the
sunp lest ridine plow ; bullt.-nnyono who can hook up a team
anddnvo 'em straiKht can operate it successfully. It tVos
so.MM.nnny superior features not .found on other plows
audit takes a who o book to illustrate and discribe hem
VSLM th0 iufonilnti011 you
C. H. VOEGTLY
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