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SATURDAY. MAIU'll 19, 1S10
SlMtsniUlTION IIATKS!
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A community is an aggregation
of homes and consequently is the
common homo of its residents,
however largo or small in number
they may bo. Therefore just as
every member of a domestic
homo takes, or should take, n
personal! ntorest nnd pride in
that home, loves it and contri
butes in ono way and another to
its welfare, so ought over mem
ber of tho communal homo to do
his or her best to mako that
home, prosperous, attractive and
a desirable place in which to live.
While It is rather a dull week
for railroad news it has been as
serted most positively on good
authority that both tho Hill and
Harriman interests are positively
going .to build through tho Mal
heur canyon to the Harney coun
try. Just when these lines will
run through this valley it seems
has not been definitely deter
mined, but it is practically as
sured that both lines will touch
Burns. This is but another evi
dence of the wisdom of getting
together by local business men
nnd being prepared to meet any
emergency that may arise.
what ndvertiating
1 don't car.o
you do."
"You can't do tho things n big
city can. But you can mako
James Bunyard and wifo were
in tho city last Saturday.
A. Barron was among our
Sunset visitors tho first of this
overv man, vomnn and child in weok.
your city an advertiser. xou
can got your boys and girls to
tho point whore they will answer
Yes, I livo in Baker City, thank
God. And whero the boys will
try to bloody tho noso of a boy
who says somolhing that is
nico about tho town."
' 'But youv'o got to got together.
But you've got to quit knocking.
You must boost, all boost. But
you must tell tho truth. Tho
truth is enough."
sons
first
wcro up
of this
Tho travel into Grant county
is probably heavier this timo
than for a number of years and
it is probably a fact that it has
never before been so heavy since
tho first rush for gold on Canyon
Creek in tho early sixties. The
rush that is coming now is not,
however, for tho purpose that
tho first emmigration to tho
county; it is now the landless
Fred Otloy and
from Lawen tho
week.
Scott Catterson was sojourn
ing in our city n few days this
not ' wco' looking ftf tor business.
W. D. Baker was over from
DrowBoy a fow days this week
looking after tolophono business.
I E. Faulkner nnd wifo, of
Indiana, arrived hero last night
for an extended visit with their
son, A. 0. Faulkner and wifo.
The annual St Patrick's ball
last night, given by tho Ladies'
Auxiliary of tho firo department,
Was attended by a largo crowd.
Mrs. C. II. Leonard stopped
upon a nail last Saturday which
caused a very painful wound.
Prompt medical assistance gave
her some relief and sho is doing
very well.
Wo want tea drinkers that
mnn seeking a homo on tho pub
lic domain which is rapidly di-l know Quality tea to talk tea to
.!. mi l.. r:.i ...... ..!.. ji. tn...
mmisuing. x nose arriving now uo. um jruu uru- u uiu
state that there will bo" a rush
hero this spring nnd somo of
them estimate that there will be
5000 people go into Hnrnoy coun
ty this year most of them coming
through Grant county where a
number of them remnin. Blue
Mt. Eagle.
A Good Bargain I have for
sale 320 acres of deeded most all
bottom land with plenty of water,
togother with 30 head of stock
horses, one draft stallion, milch
cows. I'lnco nil Icnccu, well im
proved. A good horso or sheep
ranch with an abundance of out-
A,mf,. nn onm f n, niimimr'of thoroad to Prairie City this sitlo range. For further infor-
-w .,, -.. -- . . .. l.-t-ll
The action of tho federal jury
in relation to tho indictments re
turned against tho officials of tho
There is more or less uneasi- 'Sumpter Valley railroad will have
ness among homesteaders in this!"0 fect on ith(Lea.rI?' elon!i0.11
'Gem
of Golcondn" a nico smooth India
tea that is certainly fnscinnting,
Pure and wholcsomo and con
sidered a ten Gem by English tea
drinkers. Sold only at Brown's
Satisfactory Store.
been
this
Mrs. Irving Miller has
Buffering from hay fovor
weok but is improving.
C. Croxton and his sister, Miss
Mary, wcro in llio city Sunday
and loft next day for their home
steads near Wavorly.
A "Hard Times" ball will bo
given at tho Sunsol school houso
on March 2T. Wear your old
clothes. A suitablo prize will bo
givon for the most typical cos
tume. Slipper at E. C. Eggle
ston's. Tho J. 11. 'b will hold an Easter
Social Thursday evening March
21, 1910 at tho moving picture
hall, Tho amusement will con
sist of an egg hunt followed by
an Eastor luncheon. Admission
25 cents. Everybody cordially
invited.
NOTICE.
Chas. Wilson having retired
from tho blacksmith business,
lias placed all unpaid accounts in
tho hands 6f tho undersigned for
collection and settlement. All
parties indebted to him will
plcnso call and settlo without
delay. ,
I. S. Cook,
Attorney at Law.
Boom 7, Odd Follow Building,
Burns, Oregon,
KSTIIAY NOTICE.
Tho following described ani
mal has been taken up on Stcen's
Meuntain: Ono bay horso about
six years old, ono white hind
foot, star in forehead, brand ND
connected on loft Hhouldor.
Owner can havo samo by paying
charges.
A. II. Si'ANOLini,
Diamond, Oregon.
NOTICE FOH PUBLICATION.
llNiTKIIrlTATrrll'ANIi Omni. (
Uimu, On nun, Marnh 1, lulu. I
Notli'O la lii'ti'li jilvvii Hint Nulllo I,. Tamil
llwr, tnrnierlr Nelllo IC. (iill.utt, of Humor
mii'n
Hiiulh, llmiKO l Jiuat
Hid llluil llllllltH llf llllllll
Hun tnitmko I'llinl I cinilnlilnllon I'mut, Inn
Uri'Bon, wliii, mi Juno';, liw, nnuto limn
entry No. nciri, hmUI No. omm, fur Ni:;,,Htu'-
lli
I W. Towiialiln M
WllUlnotto MarlilUn. linn lllci'l tioilixi of hitvii-
tatftullali claim to tlm Ininl nlxivn lom'rllinl.
Miluru mo iirnuUT Aim JKiri'licr nl
I : . l: i r i.-t-.vi .? .n 1.1
of contests instituted by special lB .K unmsi.cuues minion can or am irons
nimntRwiththnnicl of innuifritivm who Z th,S assurance to the' , t W. II. CECIL,
neighbors. The homesteader
who has done tho best he could
under the circumstances and
shows a disposition of good faith I
has little to fear from such investi
gation. There are no doubt well
founded contests filed in this dis
tricts and on the other hand there
are those that cannot be sustain
ed and a real imposition upon
honest and well intentioned home-,
steaders. The informer is not
held in highest esteem by Ins
neighbors and will likely find in
the end that it doesn't pay.
Baker City Democrat this week.
Harriman, Ore.
BURNS NEEDS SOME OF THIS.
taken from
address at
REMOVAL SALE
HERE, YOU CASH BUYERS
NOW IS YOUR CHANCE!
Everything In my store except
beef, pork, flour, sugar, tobacco
10 PER CENT DISCOUNT FOR CASH
Bacon and Lard 20c.
YOUNG'S MEAT MARKET & GROCERY
Notice Fur lllils.
Sealed proposals for tho con
struction of n two story slono
building approximately 150x100
feet will bo received until Wed
nesday the 20th day of April,
1910 to be opened at 1 o'clock P.
M. on said day at the Masonic
hall in Burns, Oregon, by tho un
dersigned; all bids to bo accom
panied with n certified check for
at least five per cent of bid; plans
nnd specifications mny be seen at
First National Bank, Hums,
Oregon.
J. L. Gauut
J. M. Daiton
Trustees, Burns Lodgo No. i)7
A. F. & A. M. Burns, Oregon.
NOTES FROM SUNSET.
The following is
Tom Richardson's
Baker City.
"I have been told that Baker
City men could buy champagne
but they couldn't buy postage
stamps."
"This subscription list is a dis
grace to you. A little country
town of 300 could do better."
"This town spent more money
to hear one great artist sing
Madame Schumann-Heink than
it had spent in three years in
advertising Baker City."
"The men who impose on tho
business men and expect them
to do all the community adver
tising are criminals.
"The rich man who puts down
his name on this subscription list
for one dollar ought to be in the
penitentiary."
"Dig! Dig! Get down where
it hurts. And bring up money.
Real money. Money that means
something."
"You can -add millions to the
valuation of this town by adver
tising."
"Tell the truth. Bo honest
with yourselves. Quit hiding the
other fellow!"
"Tho. host thnrmnmntnr nf rnn-
ditions in a city is the newspaper served.
LOCAL 0VEKIX0W.
E. C. Eggleston is up from
Sunset.
Tickets on sale for reserved
seats for "Brookdale Farm" at
both drug stores. Production
March 25.
Cal Stengcr came in last night
and surprised his mother and
other relatives. He is a man now
and his boyhood friends and for
mer schoolmates are pleased to
welcome him.
J. M. Purington is a recent
arrival from Seattle and hopes to
find some real estate investments
that suit him. Our fellow towns
man, E. E. Purington says he is
the first of that name he had
ever met with tho exception of
his own near relatives.
Mrs. L. M. Brown gave a
pleasant Five Hundred parly at
her home Thursday afternoon in
honor of her mother, Mrs. N.
Myer, who leaves next week for
her home in San Francisco. The
highest score was made by Mrs,
Davey, Mrs. Gemberling the
second and Dr. Elizabeth Ellis
the lowest. Refreshments were
New Spring Samples
A Magnificent Line to Choose from
Remember we are exclusive dealers in
Ladies and Gents Furnishings
and have the latest and best styles in stock
Call and look over our fine display
SCHENK BROS.
THE MERCHANT TAILORS AND OUTFITTERS
Burns, Oregon
Odd Fellows' Building
Frank D. Lynn, formerly of
Seattle, is in this city for tho
purpose of establishing n horso
business.
Al Cote nnd family are over
from their Warm Springs homo
for a few days guests ut the
Overland.
Shoriff Richardson arrested
C. C. Couch last Saturday on
a warrant charging him with
larceny. He is in jnil.
If you want to mako a trade,
sell your relinquishment or other
property the Inland Empire Real
ty Co. will bo of great assistance
to you. They have sold others
nnl pfin onll vnnru
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oenaior j. vv. rarrisn nas
been over from his Izee homo
this week for medical attention.
His illness doesn't seem to be
serious and ho is out on the
streets visiting his many friends.
Edward Goodman has the
upper pasturo of tho II. C.
Levens place leased and will bo
ready for tho town cows nboul
April 1. He will take the cows
to and from pasturo for $2.50
per month. Horses samo price.
Hamp Officer nnd II. II. Trow
bridge came over from Izee tho
first of tho week to assist it talc
ing the Trowbridgo cattle back.
We understand Mr. Trowbridgo
was negotiating for tho II Hotch
kiss cattle but do not know
whether tho purchaso was mado
or not.
-ANANIAS-
Every ono is planting garden.
Tlioy havo evidently forgot that
lion and lamb story.
Geo Hopkins and Joo Cavemlcr
havo just finished tho erection of
a windmill on llioir places.
Theso are tho kind of improve
men is everyono is glad to see.
Tho now road connecting tho
old and now Burns-Narrows
roads will soon bo open to traffic
as fence moving !h now in order.
Roy Oren is making lots of
smoko up his way those days
getting some land ready to seed.
John Farm moved his horses
from Mr. Springor's plnco south
of the lako on Wednesday.
Pryor Barnes was with him.
Roadmnster Barnes lias a crow
of men working on tho grade
this week.
R. D. Stahl and family visited
with Mr. Ringer's family at
Weaver Springs Sunday.
Frank Blackmor and Porter
Nash were Bums viailors the
first of the week.
Henry Black and M. J. Nash
arc in Catlow Valioy boring
wells.
Hum
Oii'Ruii, on tliu 'iin ilny nf April, lull)
culm-lit namfa kb ultnraaurat
William Morrlaim, J nun a ullU'tt, Wllllnin
Krillko, Jolm II. l.uiiKniiiillif llrtrmo.Urt'itoii
W'M. 1'aiir-, llrifliiter.
CONTEST NOTICE.
CONTKHT No. IDS.
UnlTmiHrATtcn l.ni darn -
lltinia, OroK'm, I'ubriiiiry 19, 1 BIO.
A iiniiloiitruulctnmilitrUlmvljileiiii fl lo-l
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Iuu7, btdrlnl No. iiiln lor HP. Hn'lloii , Tnnn
iMpWHniith, IUn-t' ll.ul, WllUmullv M-rl
tliui.li- John V. r-tloMim, C'iml-.tw) In wlilili
till alh'K-it llit l'l joint W. l'altct-on Iihh
wIhjII- ftli'iiiloiinl -MID t'li try fur itinrollmii
nil niiinllii Uit v-nl nml l.na rliruut-il lita rv
Monro tliorufrom rniillimmialr for n lunxur
utlnl nf lime, mnl III. ri'-nt wtmri'itlioiiln la
In mllohllinklHivli,nUl.nrlU'tii uoril nntl
floil In -ppKiir, r-apmnl, mm nilor ovliteiii'o
lmirlilt!Kalil allrit-llmi nl l o'olwk n. in nil
Arlln, lulu. Im-Cuio Uiu Jictrlattr mnl llwvlv
or m tho Uiilttnl Hltr- Uinil Ollli'o In llurna,
orriwii
Tlioa-M tvnt-atant liavliiitln t.rniH.rn"!
.IavII, niml Kebruar- l), 1910. art fori It l l
ulilcli almw that fiorilnn illllKi'iirn tra"i)ul
ii'rvlro of till notion emiiiot Ih nmili, it la
licrahy nnlurvit mnl illti-rUM Hint audi nuilcv
bo kIioii ljr iliio mi. I irnHr imljllniilun.
Wx. FinHK, lli'glitur
NOTIOK KOH rUIUJUATION.
llMTKIirTATICa I.ANIlOfrll K. I
llurna, OriRini, I'ohrnnry l,ium
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run lina llliat In itila ntni'K Hi mi IKatlun
rki r I n I Nn OIIAIIIn icli.rt, linilcr tin) irnvltlona
of tliv Art uf CoiiKrvaa, Alinriivml Allnnat II,
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till! lllllleriit oharrtnlor nf lliu Inml. nr fur
nn; otlior ruaton. tn llio illapoaat tniitHiilrniil,
Imnlil llio llialr mililnvllauf iirnloat In tlila
oillio, un ur ItdnotMo vxIratlin or trio rliit
of publication.
VI. 1'a lilt k. Ilrxlilor.
11 r-t i.ubllcnllon, February la, ldio
Uiat I'Ulillcnlliiii, Jtnrcli It), lulu.
CONTEST NOTICE.
CONTK8T NO 77.
llNITKIlfiTATHa I.ANIl OrKII'r,
Jlnrnai OrpRnn, Krbrnary 10, 1910,
A auniilaut cunlrat nllUIuvll hnvliiK bcun
lllf.l In tlilautllio lir A. U. Kvl.on rniiKalalit
acatnat Hcwirt Inml l.ntry, Ko oiinv, nimln lire
ombar 10, IWit, Mr HBW Kurt I on 17 Tint lialilp an
ttnnili, KniiK-iNI Knit, UllUlni'llo Mirltin, l.y
lUiviinl M. hnuronir.n.o, In wlilvli It la Uix
oil Hint anlil Kilwanl M I'lntt iiai fnllml tn
luuko any liiirovflinonl on aaM I-ml ami Jin
falluit to mnko any animal proof ufninmlilnri
oi any ninnnni mr iiniirovninoiu ami rociatna
Hon nf anlil Innil.aml tlm aamu tina Ihcii wliolly
nlinmlonoil by lilin. aaM imrlloa nro linroby
nnunoit tn npfioar. roapoml. nml offer ovldonno
toni'lilnsaalil nllrKatlun at 10 o'clock a in on
Ma mil J, lull), Iwfiim Uiu Ili-uUliir ami Itcrrlv
ii r at llio I'nlti'il Hittca I mnl UllU'o In llurna,
011(011.
llmanlil iHinlMtant havlinr In f rmiur nllbla
Tit, fllwl I'olmiary , UIO, ret fnrtli facia nliti li
aliow thai altvr iliio illllliteiM n imraonal ai-rvlco
filial iiiai ii-ci rniiiinr. im miti-o. n uortiiiv ur
ijfrpil Binl ill tent wl that aueli notlre ImkUIh
iy line nini pro.er puuiimion
M. r'AHHK, Keclaler,
This weather will make iou feel
like making garden. We have the
BEST STOCK OF PLOWS
on hand and the Jest and most
COMPLETE STOCK OF SEEDS
SEEDS IN BULK AT ONE-HALF PRICE
of package seeds. Full slock of
3E3COJESJS and IF&LXSISSSS
Begin to get ready for gardening
GEER k CUMMINS
Burns, Oregon.
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Tho directors nro
school house painted
laving tho
They liave
also cleared olf the grounds and
expect to put up a neat fence.
The OVERLAND HOI
Burns, Oregon
AGAIN UNDER OLD MANAGEMENT
Afford the Best Accommodations
to be had in Harney County
CliEAfJ. ROOMS, CbEJlU lilNNEN. PflURTHBLE VICTUMiS
We are again in charge and will be pleased to sec our old
time friends and customers Come and sec iih.
FRANK A. COLE AK3D WIFE
Burns IVIeaf Market
. New Shop Opposite First National Dank Main St.
Pork, Vionan
Bologna, ami
Liver iSausajit'il
Tfc
UGG1 m anjl
Quantity.
Your patronage solicited. H.J HANSEN, Propt
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THE CAPITAL SALOON,
KKDELL & KICHAKDSON, Proprietors.
Burns, - - Oregon.
Wines: Liquors and Cigars.
Billiard and Poo! Tabies,
Club Rooms in Connection.
IS TIIANKrUL.
Waldo Gcer entertained a largo
gathering of his fellow students
of the high school nt tho I. S.
Geer homo last Saturday evening.
At the close of the card games
tho prizes were awarded to
Millio Hurlburt and Eula McKin
non, Leo Williams and Bert Rich
ard son. Tho consolations went
to Ralph Irving and Miss Viola
Richardson. Refreshments wcro
served.
Lunaburg, Dalton & Co. is tho
name of a now firm just incor
porated for $30,000. Tho firm of
Lunaburg & Dalton has been do
ing a gcnoral merchandise busi
ness in this city and now Curtis
Smith and Chester Dalton havo
been added. Tho stock is all
taken and none for salo. Thoy
will erect n largo stono structuro
this summer nnd tho stock of
goods will bo much Increased to
accomodate tho increased volumo
of busfness that will naturally
follow tho rapid development of
this section.
"Fund Gono, Innd Offlco Drops
15," is the head of a nows item
in tho Orcgoninn of March IB,
which gives names of tho "has
boons," and also states that "at
tho offlco of Chief of Field Ser
vice Christonsen the action of tho
department is regretted as ham
pering tho cflicioncy of tho ser
vice." It is said that at no timo in the
history of tho Orogon-Wnsliing-ton
districts havo so many home
stead entries, limber claims and
other land filings awaited "in
vestigation." Hy tho removal
of so many special agents the
work of clearing tho public do
main of illegal fences will also bo
retarded.
Let us thnnk God and Secreta
ry Rallingor for this; with tho
dischnrgo of those special agonta
nnd administration of tho land
laws along the lines of common
sense, tho public lands will bo
settled, and development of this
section, nt least, will proceed as
it should. There will bo less im
migration to tho North-west
Territory and tho many contests
now pending in the Burns Ijmd
Ofllco will bo allowed to go by
default and the poor devil of a
settler como into his own.
Pestered, annoyed nnd intimi
dated by u lot of graduates from
correspondence schools of detec
tives would havo soon unsettled
Hnrnoy county.
That awful bugaboo- illegol
fencing tho public domain how
tho special ngent has worked it
somo of them becamo so ox
pert thoy could stand with their
back against a rim rock and sco
n fonco a milo away behind them.
But thou lot us not complain of
tho horrors of tho past but rather
rojoico and bo thankful for tho
beginning of tho end- of tho re
gime of the Special Agent.
COLE & BYED
Proprietors
Harney County Implement & Hardware Co.
Doors, Windows, Locks, Etc.
AGENTS FOR THE MYERS PUMP
ss
BURNS LIVERY AND FEED STABLE.
CORTES E. ELLIOTT, Propt. ,
.opcciul alt kii h on given
to transcicnt custom and
freight teams:
Horses kepl.bg the day,
week or month.'
F1BST CLASS LIVERY TURNOUTS.
J fag and.
on hand.
grain always
Your jmtronnRB soticiivtl.
Soulh Main St., Hurrm, Ont.n,
Spccial Attention Given
to Conducting Funerals
NEW AND ACCURATE HAY SCALES
IN CONNECTION WITUJBARN.
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YOUNG'S MEAT
i'Mi!M
and Grocery
Now Bs The Time
Buy that New Suit or Overcoat
while We are giving a
REDUCTION OF
$2.00 to .$8.00 on Each. Please
Kemember that We Guarantee
Satisfaction.
Complete line of
Fancy &. Staple Groceries
E. B, iFlEEO & SON
Go To The White
Front Livery Stable
NEW RIGS A ND TEAMS
'Phone to Me for Your Doctor Calls.
R, J. McKINNON, Jr., Proprietor.
SHOES, SOX, TIES, SUSPENDERS,
ROOFING PAPER, LANTERNS, WASH
BOARDS, BROOMS
Rubber Shoes and Boots
Brushes of all kinds
We also sell EVERYTHING
EVERYBODY WANTS TO
THAT
EAT
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COLONIST RATES
to OREGON
Great
an
the
Northwest
t
t
"V'W''VW-VWVaV'V' VA.'HVVA'V '.''.
We want to thank ijoii for iour pant palronaac. Hie
believe uou will find It to your intercut to trade with
uit in the future. Our nlock h complete and our
DRUGS arc the bent. Wc will not bundle aim other
kind and our prlcen are rifht.
We havo the bent line of
Cigars, Candies, Post Cards and Stationery
In the city. Agcntn for
DR. SHOW'S FAMILY MLDICINIS mid SECURITY STOCK KliMliUILS
We Solicit your Prescription work
The City Drugstore
REED BROS., Proprietors
t
SETTLER. I t-VaV'.1aVV'J.'Vk
Tho mnnngemont of tho Oregon Knilroad
& Nnviffation Co. takes great pleasure in
announcing that tho low rate from East
ern cities, which havo dono so much in
past seasons to stimulato travel to and
settlement in Oregon, will provail again
this Spring DAILY from March 1 to April
15, inclusive.
FEOFLfel OF OBlBOnST
Tho railroads havo dono their part; now
it's up to you. Tho colonist rate is tho
greatest of all home-builders. Do all you
can to let Eastern peoplo know about it.
and encourage them to como here, whero
land is cheap and home-building easy nnd
attractive.
Fares enn bo Prcpnyed nt homo if desired
Any agent of tho road named is authorise
to rocoivo tho required deposit and tele
graph ticket to any point in tho East. '
Remember the Rates From Chicago $33;
from St Louis, $32; from Omahoand Kan
sas City, $25. This reduction is propor
tionate from all othor cities.
WM. McMURRAY, General Passenger Agent,
Portland, Oregon
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