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Lvtle HowâF'i ho# bee n O*i tht*
— Th»- Julv and June numbers of us have to go short? Then how can
th«- ('«»i ii*« \ Magazine for the year we expect our industries and agri­
i —Dance a1 the I.«-« h r H .11 I'.'Jl ire m ssing fr.un this office. culture to thrive? Where is the la­
Friday ev nirg the lo-.h
M ,i-ie ’A pr« Mime we have loaned them borer to get work, when there is no
to .--«.im one who has forgotten to money to pay him? Then how is he
by Till (»laz «.
r«turn (lain
Please return.
to support himself and family?
—Mrs John Pubi, -
on a
How can the farmer get rid of his
County Court Proceedings.
vi-it to Mrs Chari« y
produce and no money in circn’a
resides <>n the Malhimr Agetcv
V S Onmer received the eon- ,’°n ,n ,lUv it? What is the good of
—Tim Bern « races bi<l« f tir t<> he
tr.»c» f r furnishing the county our min»-s if the government, hi
the most interesting ami |v«lv wo«.d. 2»» cord, at 3 45
Th«* bids
"’all Streel, refuses to coin
***^ Ê/ElV/ i^AIR G ÜARANTÊED.-*
we’ve had for several y ar«. The
the
bullion?
How can congress ex-
wer»* as to'l .ws. J. 1. Adams $4 per
I sporting men are expecting, at
p»«ct th»« government to prosper
c««nl. J Durkheimer $4. C M. Me-
address : san francisco , cal .
! least 25 horses.
confine»!
to a narrow g«»ld "haeis anil
I’ll» et«*rs :|‘4 75. The court ordered
that enntr<«l»«d l»v a half dozen in-
f-xpei>de»l on th«* Anderson
, divi'lnals? It is th»* money inac’u
Vanity
X'iiilev and ,liinip«-r road.
— In the la«t few dav« the follow­
al ci'culation that makes prospei*-
In the m ilter of sealed prop«.«-«
ing race horses arrive 1 in our town
V an , Oregon, S«-pt. 6, 1S93.
ons. g<»o»l tirnet.
A country is not
I als for artesian water
One seiile»!
to
enter
the
list
for
the
Burns
We
had
a
terrific
storm
here
last
rich
when
its
wealth
is in th»« hands
WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 13.1893
bid received and rejected, being
purses; Wasco Dick, from Pai«lev. nignt. D come near unroofing thei
¡and iinilirlhe control of a few
in excess of what the county court
Wild Bill from Bullv creek. Dex-1 kitchen <>f Mr Fr»-d Bliss, tearing
, millionaires, to put in cin'iil Ui«»n
felt able to expend for that pur
■ as the largest circulation of ter from lower Willow
creek. the hoards loose from the rafters,
; when it pleas«*« th»*m to d«» so. »»r
pose. But it was order»«»! that the
! Dutch, Maud. Blackberry and a bay i ;in
d raising
any newspaper in this county .
withdraw it from circulation whet*
_ three rafters
...
.1 clear ofj
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the countv clerk
communicat«
mare—name unknown all three ( yv. pistes. f»r Id or 15 minutes the ‘
th?v «lesire a panic
Ami »•««ngre®»
with Geo W Kellogg of Salt Lak»-
P. FISHER, NEWSPIPER ADVERTISING from Burnt river.
«'.««n't know how h* rem««lv th«*
roof swayed up and down like soj
• A sent, U Mer< hnnt«’Excheng , San Frill
to the effect that the court will al
• it '«, ii our au horized agent. Thia papea in
'••vil? Wh»*n it come« to finamt’iil
j «iiticii canva«s. We fear eonsidera
—M. Durkheimer secretary oft* e
low said Kellogg r»*a« »liable ex
he*t on Hie in hi* attire.
Prairie city district fair informs us i hie flamage was «lone in the track penses not to exceed $100 to com«' (a«ul tariff |»gt«|ation. the li", fraud,
1 i lee-1 it i«»»i, a n«t •««««•■ <«ori ti |«>'«««, lias
storm.
that the fair will open on the 2nd
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to this county and personally ex
Local News.
I he *i i«l linlv written upm
th*
The ’
I of October instead of the 9th
LATER
amine look over the gr mn I ami
pag«*«
of
»«nr
coiigrpssiom»I
r»«ci>r«t
reason for the change is .•ireuit I
V an . Oregon. Sept. 8. 1893.
' make proposal« for horng an ar
for v«--.ir«. and p««ople ar«' cl a-■ mg it
court convenes on the 9th a nd •
Th»* wind«torm of the 5th inst.
**tati well
Th? county emit r ic'
—Pap Kid«l is in town.
>vit!) »>*»• firo bank« au«l g «inbiiog
many persons mav desire to he in I seemed to •«»* onlv a prelmle to the I *or keeping the poo* was re let t n«i
—Prof. John Biggs is quite ill
'
«I»-
j o'" »In« w»»rbf
W«* -m<*rr«*l c
Con ! hkilstnrm which visited n« the 6th I Lytle Howard. The cost is 18 97
j attendance at hot Ii places
l)oi««« lie* pr« s '»<! »-ongr»'-- «ill <!<•
this week.
. 'pequmtly a change was made plan the largost hailstone« measured one! per capita a week. The bids Wei»'
|
sonietiiiug
to redei-m its It' as hii
—John Robert® has bought
ing the commencement of the fair
inch I». <tia meter it damaged the as follows; J P Dickenson $4 49 hoi oriihl«> I'odv of iih ti having tb«
partner’s [E. II. Heath] interestin' on the 2nd.
standing g-ainsome a»«d broke a J. C. Wooley $4 40. Mrs. L A. |«*»»iiti<1 «-»i•••«• of tn iiatioi« i its abil­
I
the Times office.
Dickenson $4 19, Price Withers
— Dr. II. M. Horton and wife.! gocaf manv windowpanes, that is
ity to maititain th»« l«om»r ««1 ««ur re-
land
$4
25
—J. B. Brockenbraugh,
H«»r-
jail
the
dnmage
heard
of
so
far.
I ptmlic.
accompanied by Mrs T. D
Sheriff’s bill« continued for tin
office Inspector is in town on of- ris. left Imre a week ago last Mon­
The threshing machine of Gear I
term
ficial business.
day. Mr. and Mrs
Horton for i heart and D-iv's. went by lure last
Road Supervisors O W. Porte«
—William Smith is new a resi Chicago and Mr«. Harris to visit « Monday, »-nroute to th»* agency.
SIMMONS.
I and Sim in Lewi« were ordered io
dent of our town having moved his friends in Virginia. The Dr ami
Tin« squallv weather does not expend $>'00 ♦ ach in improving th»* i
family here the latter part of last his wife are now. we hope enjoy
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II.. *>..««.,
I’1 I 1 _ road
known
the Saddle
""tutte In th«« Ciicuit ( ouit of ili State <.f
; «uit. th»* men who««* hay is still il»
ing the World’s Fair ami Mrs
week.
' tregon Io ' I laro? •y co'.ot V.
Narrows road
,1 h«* field. nn«tnek»'»i
Harris
the
companionship
and
s«>
Mark A. Ben,-on Pill'. k
—George Southworth has taken
V anity
1
[. S Geer comity treasurer, wa-|
VH.
upa ranche near the Warm Springs. ciety of friends, st«e has not seen •
allowed until the first dav <«f th» I
Elvira Benson Deli.,
for
many
years,
in
the
dear
old)
He left here Monday, with two
next regular term of th«* cou»iti
'I''« Elvira l«en«on, th«« alane
teams loaded with lumber for his slate of Virginia.
« ourt, to file an »»«blitional hot <1
named defendant.
IS
house.
The matter of the asaev«meiit ot
— A goodly number of our county ’
. Á
In the name of the Slate of Or—
Mrs
M S. Smvth, for 1892, was gnu you are m*iei«y r« quiriti i»
citizens
from
a
distance,
and
muni
—Silver creek was represented
dismissed
The court holding it | appear ami answer the v.miplai I
here the latter part of last week by strangers are in our town this week
had
no
jurisdiction
in the matter « 'll« «1 against you in the hi ove « .«•
Among
whom,
we
have
not
aìreadv
Bob
Williams,
Geo.
J. U. Garrett,
ifh-’i suit on >r before lh<- fu-t dav
Williams and Messrs. Best and locally noticed, are Bye Smyth, his
l«»f'he next regular trim ot l|m
two brothers Press and George.
I
T he silver question is on»*, 1 h< .Circuit ('ou 11 of I he Stili« fi h'ep. n
Johnson.
¡I
.financiers, who have finam-i»*re«i I 'for
fi.r Harney county tou'i. Iln . r
Chancey Cummins, Messrs Gil
—The genial countenance of R
\. I .
Mr
Cum
this government into bankrupt-v bef-«rr ' lie 23t<1 da\ of ( ><
W. Mitchell of Portland, attorney ham and Sea war«! and
I
1X93
ilm
sum»*
I
t
ing
ih»
"t-t
»b«y
York, and
.nd beggary in th»* mid«! •>fa,«nt,«|
for the M. W. R. Co. is seen i at the mi-is a resident of New
of 11 it- regular ' >et«r er t< • m • f Mt!«l
Cumuli ns
I am*»- t»> eat. drink, ami wear, « iv i«- > court tor 1893; ami if . •« fail « «•
land office and on our streets i th ■ brother of Chancey
> banl It. solve. What is best for «'•• to aptn-ar ami aii'Mer
' whom, we presume is here
wait
week.
i
appi*
"t
then
of
th»
pl
«lutili
w
ili
I
pt-ople
is
a
“
sticker
”
ami
f«tr
th»
I visit.
<n
mandi
d
—Col. Mitchell organized om
th«'
court
fot
t
he
relict
«lif<* ««f them th»-v can not set- ho«
—The members composing th»
iti the complaint, 1« — « t : for >v
pany A militia on Monday ev ni ¿
i it’s possible to help the |i?ople find
of
I decree of tII«- court. 'Ils«il\tr«g II.«»
the llthinst. A. W. (iowan ..as democratic central committee
I at th»- « line time satisfy their bo­ uirtrrih^p
I»»
> n lila I nt i tf
our county are requested by the
elected Captain, S E. lov 1st Lieu
rn friends, the t«ank»-r, tile botili amt defendant ami for t In- plamtdi s
1«»
Lien
‘
«*nnn*
in
CaptR’n
tenant, H E. 'Thompson 2nd Lieu-. <‘lia’r,na”« «1 I»- Cross, to i«e
of this
holder, the gold bug, and Wall costs and disburst-mr n’
Militi«».
Burris on Monday the 23d day of
suit
tenant.
Ah! gentlemen there i«thi
("’„pl — TJeutoonnt did von nt • Stre»-t
When in the afternoon
Oct. 1893
This summon« is ordered in lit
We dea ri y 1 iVI-
—Mi jor Frock nbrough is look-i a meeting will be hdd at some ap­ ♦end tn the rnmnii««arv outfit for |-«ticking point.
served upon ion I«.’ publication
pxne<l'*’n" again«* th»« Indian! the p»-opl»- because it's their VOpK thereof onci* a w«-» k for st x co
ing well, although a soldier of the i propriate hall or room and th«-; thi«
«••
thi« »-xr»«-«
bill Ulive weeks Iti the
matter
of
primary
electi«
ns
instead
'can«p
<»n the hill?
( that gives uv an easy her* h
E ast O iiego N
civil war, he cat Ties his age!
a weekly n»w-pnp»*r of
( then we are married to Wall Str«et I H erald
well and his bright, che rful ap of convent ¡Of is, will be discu«sed -I | [j,.n — T did Ci pt'.in. we _ nm -------------------
very t
gem-ral
eiacula
in s «ni llarnev
pearance indicates good digestion, and a conclusion arrived at wheth icomforta’ lv fix»*d. i »>rd»-rcd one ami hnvefi’t the heart or “sami” to1 county State of timi
Oregon printed an»|
and a contented disposition.
er the democracy will have primary dozen boxes of cigars nine gallons sue Jor a divorce, hut still we love | published at Burns in said county
the jH'ople al <1 Will gladly encircle P’""'-"'-’1 ..............-
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. . 1 ami State, appearing t«> I««- the ya*
—Messrs David and William elections or prim iry c inventions, ; ,,f whi«k v one doz* n deck« of ri.rds
them with <«iir arm« ami rest their per most. Irk* lv to give notice to
Shirk of Catlow valley, are intown. for the nomination of candidates several boxes of draw poker chips,
said defendant, by order of lion.
I as much limberger cheese as
th? h*-a«ls upon our bursting hearts
They are interested in a water for the different comity officer.«.
Mort««n D Clifford. Judge of said
occasion requires and a box of while they starv»* to death.” The court made nini dated at » hauliers
B yron T errill ,
right referee suit in which Peter
I
nearly la-lnved js-ople. even in th?
in Canvon Citv Oregon on I he 4t h
Secretary. dried salt fish.
French is plaintiff, David Shirk
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“igeorant south” have intelligence dav of September A. I), 1893 ami
in
Capt
—
But.
did
you
include
deft.
—We hear»! from our old friemi - ----- order crackers, bacon, enflee. | enough to know that industries of dulv tiled in this causa
beaus oi etc f»«r the men?
every nature must come to a standi
M
—We had the pleafure of eating G. W. Wilsh’re last week Mr. your
COPPER RIVETED
sick list, I ut is rms in proving
ovôîalia ^
L
I
a well flavored apple, last Monday.
grown in llarnev county on the
Mr. Shirk
ranch? of 1). L. Shirk. ?'
c” ■'
informs us he has a pretty fair
crop.
—The terms upon which the
Rond company pro|«osrs leasing or
renting their lands in this county
may l«e exorbitant and severely
cotidenined t>y parties interested,
•till the company’s pleasant and
sociable attorney receives that
ftark of friendship and respect
•rc.wded to all such gentlemen at
sb times and in all places.
Wilshire left here some time since
Lieu—I declare captain the lit-! still, in the absence of money to,
¡(| conipanv with
j v_ _ , I tie matter of ration« for the men carry them on Before silver was
¡g ----
now ---------
at Grangeville
Idaho, and is slipefl my m.n<i en irely, I will go demonetized, and when the popula
.
i that
very much pleaset
j lion of the United States whs only |
this instant ami attend to it.
country. He writes grain, fruit _______________________________________________________________ half, or les«, than it is at this time,
commercial activity in its infancy,
and vegetables do splendidly in
Ask
Y
our
Deale
r
For
atid industries but few, there was
that country, and also the country
40 per cent more money in circu
is well watered and healthy The i
lation then than there is now.
farmers raise timothy in abund­
That’s funny, isn’t it Mr. Con
ance and all kinds of grasses grow
prolific. The winters are mild and [
gress? If it takes fifty dollar« per
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rriTH ER BOXE la madaiTrun
” stock require
*
• litile at- Uullla—caturr-'* own lotthnal. and alronweal capita to support the people and
range
very
tention and extra feed during the
¿ríiof
not one tenth of that amount in
circulation,
will not a whole lot of
winter. Deeded land is
roil baio : iiy
1
to 125 per acre.
WHIPS.
pUNAL PROOF.
U.S L ass O pficb , nt Rnrna Oregon, An<
IW».
Notice II hereto el»ru that the followlrr-
narnr.l ««-«tier hi* fl «-<1 notile of hl* Intel tl> n
to make flnai proof In iDfiport of hli « 'alm and
tha-laiil t«rool will lie tna«le Let-re the Keitla-
ter aiol Re< elver at Hurí |. 'irrg.iti, va '«■’.
5 MHK. vit T hom * i Ho* * ar«,
r .i R» ho ., fu*
..•*
t.
i -t , sw*
see IT MS, R »6 E ami rW1, SK1« Sac
T 19 4
K 8» F.
He name! th* following wltne»»-* to pro«»
hl* « i niliii>-ni r»-|1<1en« e np««n ano «ulti« iti, n
of, iai«1 land, vn John Wright, lamb Wrltht,
Th. ■ l«elatiejr and sani'l N Wllllemi.of Lreiv-
•<>. Oregon
J. B UvsTisoTow, Regiiter.
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