I i r-, Published in the Gt ¿utjit Valley pf Eastern Oregon. rhe Oldest and Most' ' Reliable. • *--w • • *• - • •»*» - . » •>« - e a * Harney VOL. 17. The Best Adveitising Medium. , U. Mvlnl.r», Propri,tor lia,. N. i'uobraso. Mdltur awl Manager, r Items BURNS. OREGON, SATURDAY. JULY 27. 1901. OREGON NOIES <Mia tat Injur'd, as the fondly wa *TUCV -40C temporarily absent when the a :ei- * ••UJ ------- AHL «lent happt n« d, 01.50 »*«r »»a». • 1« Molili.. 1# NO. 35. » | fWttfTIir IIP or mi»ebance. does not yield satis- LUvnlrsw Uf factorr p.jmin ... j... ,v, j¡,¡ ---------------- under the . conditions _------------------------ now prevailing. Bettor horses sre wanted, and they will be »upplied The survey for the proposed rail- Crowing Demand for Horses io ’’X w'.deawake horssmen, and <n<er«Mrfinff New« From Difereut road from Klamathon to Klamath Pari« ®f Ihr tu Me. J-lMtcrn Oregon. the scrubs will be too tin-profitable Ftills has been finish'd to Poke-, to keep. gama, n distance of 30 miles, and J While sonr.d csyuae poises now : griftL a takas are now being set a? sell for as low a.? $10. the grads fa't as po«<*ib|e. It i« generallv Ontario Argus: There is notable geldings of the right siac and age Josjph, Wallow a County, understood that construction will Hardware of Everf Description. neither minister nor lawyer. improvement in the range how bring as high as *250 per pair. begin August 1, and that the road Oregon will make 1000 entries will at least reach I’okegaina be* buaiue«* throughout Lantern Ore Any ordinary good horse will sell Bl'UNH. OllEüüX, for prises at the Buffalo exposition. folk winter. From that point to gon. For leveral year? hones were for $60 to $ 190. And th«: market Klamath Falls it is thought the of such small importance that lit is improving every wet k. The Eugene excelsior factory is t ______ line will follow the survey made by tle attention was given U>rm. There running night and, turning out 12 THE OKEGON PENNANT. I the Orcgou Midland lust tear was no »ab ut any figure tint would carloads every mouth. i In accordance with the provis pay for getting th* to market. Samuel White, of Bake: City, has It I, 3.50 Feet Long, and Nine ion* of the act of the l.iat I.esrisla- For the past three rears many of Iua-iu-s tt ide at Niuall End. Loen appointed chairman of the turt', Secretary of .State Dunbar has the horsemen have n >t taken th«* democratic state central commit tee. W®«»® —0990 ••«•••••••••• caused to he printed 50 eopirs of JOHN W. HlGGN. l'reM>tenl, ||. ('. LEVENN, 2 | A Nebraska German colony de- c»- b of the charter bills passed at trouble t > round np and count tb-'lr, Salem, July 17.—The tix® of the horses. This year things are dif pennant presented to the state yes- UF.O FRY. Caahicr. Vice 1‘reaidciit. • eiroua of settling in Oregon ha* a the,'Ja‘t session. . These are bound ferent They have ga’h'jred their tetduv by four sailors from the crew representative luokirg over lands separately in pamphlet form an I horses and lake« care of them, for of tho battleship Oregon has been sent to the City Recorders of the1 the market is already in g >od con ■near Medford. i variously stated. The pennint w«» seyeral cili«-» and towns. Tho dition and is getting better. The measured last night and was found Timber fires arc raging in the ¿barter bill« were not printed in i ( Incorporated.) wars of two c -utineots Lave clean- to be 22 inches wide at the flagstaff mountains in Lake and Klamath i the Volume of g«ne:al laws, so a IIL'KNH, - * - - - OREGOX. td nut the usual sources of supply and 350 feet long. The pennant is Counties, and the valleys arc get ; coniid-rable saving of expense w*« and sent the nations to the On-gori supposed t> taper to a point, but at ting blue with sjjoke. tlrhq effected. Tbeforce in the Slate ranges for their army stock. When • the small cud it is nine inches wide, i The contract for the construction I’riBfer's office is now engaged in the hortoowners came to tak<- se indicating that a c .nsiderable pieew tg. I S Geer? Geo. Fry. W. K. Trisch. ? of a brick building cn tho Eastern j printing the House and Senate I count of their stock last spring they of the banner has been cut off hv J. C. Welcome. X Oregon experiment atation farm journals. found a peculiar coudi'.ioit of af «ouveuir-huntere. The end has the West of Vuion has been let for The cattlemen of CroA County fair-«. Their horse« wetv of obout appearance of having been Cist with A Ceneral Banking Business Transacted. 14200. have decided to run the sheepmen I '.lie same age and condition a* when a sharp knife. There is more of ths LDirectors: W. Y. Kin - - - J utitiofcertain parts of that county, 1 left on toe range three or four years r-ennant left, however, than can be The old fire cistern* at Eugene, OFFICIAL DIRECTORY PROFESSIONAL CARPS and a conflict i? liable to arise be- . ago. Thf co'ta we:e all there, but ■displayed to public view, and even dug some 30 years ago, are being tweto the two interests avany time., the g'ddittgs of four an! five yeate when hung in a glass case, as it filled. The town has modern ap-■ ....... Uu.rnh ?l-uou J e. a It MiMCLLXX. The Stockmen hare issued the fol ; were gone. This experience was will be. only a small portion of it paratua uow. and the former water |U •> MrMrtSr towfog notice, which is given by’common and it was plain that , cm be shown. The case to be made I M. Mood« supply is uaeleas. __ I rborna. To' gv, order ot the executive committee of j somebudv had bcon giving a-.Un- I will «ontain the en?ign ami uniats PHOTOGRAt UEIl, D X. X IMacMiura ,TuO friends and relatives of «.thaEHockmen'eAasc'HwtionofMaiiry ; tfou tu ti>« hors- bjeincas if the jack presented with the pennant, T T Uaar ./ .,. - F. I lb.obar Murns, ftre*M». Claude Hertford, of Gold Hill, Br*j Mountain: '’To whom it may con- owners of the bands had nut. Th« Oregon's colors will b-j kept ou ................. O. R M-ara week Ing news of him. When 1 •* st cern: The stock men of Maury ‘ Rustlers” had picked out the se- di»plav in the Governor’s reception- .... J U Ao»«naan a*««, r«*. UMWMtiM, : *^“Mnln St —opposite Batik. .......... W. • lo«l« beard from he was working in the Mountain. Crook County, Or., do, Iced, sal «ble animals anJ left th®! room beeide the colors brought State Prtater............... • C P. Wnlrvrt. U : mines in B^ott Valley. ¡»I «. P«»n i Sapr»«« JuApa«.............. hereby claim as thoir range, will scrubby stock, and aged and the home by the Second Oregon hoys. fp A Moor» MAKShENA GBARY not allow any sheep upon the same, immature. In some cases even; ’ Lambert Langdon, of Prineville, NINTH Jf Etcì At mSTXtCT ‘ : Camp Catnn creek on the east; east- those animals hod been run off the i M. U CUFord W L Mar.drn, JolKt W. Oaary, 1 roecotly broke the btercle record towit: Workmen Grand Q flirt ra. Clr»«U 1 «44«. Wm Milk.- Pr»te»altn( AUwtMy. Crooked River on the north; went Jangn and ehpped to the Portland Pt>yii iatu .£• Surycone. from that town to Albnnv. He c. s. land offici , at a?». Tho A. O. V. W. grand lotice. in llama. Oregon. made the trip in about 34 hours, fork of Pine Creek on the west, and abattoir hv enterprising thrives It . .. rj*o W ll»y«a aastKar. the summit of Maury Mountain on was well enough known that horse session at Portland, elect'd officer«» Cbte. XoaaU Kaaaltev................... . « at yvoidmre. 'II uihi 20. 'riding nearly al! night. the south. ” 1 thieves were at work on the range*. Wednesday a? follows: Grand miut- HARNEY COUNTY. A weekly paper, tho Whitney , , J but little attention wa» paid to them «vr work mam. C. C. Hogue of Ai- Jaiat Iteoator........... .. J. W. Morro« , The Oregon supreme court las'.; .... . . , i , , ... „ . . Record, has just been st artel by J 1. H G«-rr " Rapraanntativ» , ., , when the horsts were at such low i>anv ; grand foretnr n. 55 m. Smith H, sixna. M. n . Janie« Xpartow Z. Huffman at the recently incor- Ceaaty Ju4ga ......... * I ebb tn the market. But this year ,e Bake- City . giand overseer. F. < A. Venator (»orated town of Whitney, Baker V involving the question of ripar- ] it was that the ope rations ot the ') Winton of Aetoiia: grand record- Phytician and Surgeon. CeaMtisMeaara .... I Geo. Ilaicvy |Countv, The town itself is named ian ownership, Jai«l down th* fol- Buras, Oregcs. .thieves had been much more ex-!er, Newton Clark of Portland? Clerk .................... ....11, Richan'aon after lion. C. II. Whitney of Baker lowing ruling of law which will be 'tensive than had previously been:gr*nd receiver, R. L. Durham of Bheriff ..................... .. . Goo. Mhallt-y Office over Voegtly's hardware East : City. 1 i of °f interest to many settlers in East- Traaatwer................. .......... K. A. Milh-r store, Main St. supposed. ! Portland; grand guide, C J. Wheel- .... J<M tluchanan ; ern Oregon. The court rulrd that A«aeaM>r ................... Horses are luoaed after now 'erof Portland; grand inside watch* Joshua McDaniel, of Rickreall, ‘■the first settler upon public land , MapL ot Sebeóla .... ............ J, C. (turilot! I ts ” have not yet cea^-d their; Inan. \V. J. Clark of Gervais; grand .... Oeo. Wliliir g , j Polk County, came to Oregon in through which a streim of water Morveyer ................. Qb.tU A HIGOS. ! operations, but the vigilance of th*- ioutside wa'chman. Philip GevurU Coreear................... Dt W. 1. MarMf-ii ¡1844. Ho sowed the first crop of flows may cither divert tho water J W r.ldjA Fallon Elf j horsemen makes stealing a com n f Portland ; grand trustee, C. H. Steck luspactor .... .. I.on Richaidaon grain near Hillsboro that winter, and use it for a l.enefieial purpose, P, l paratively hazardous occupation p r eremeder of Portland ; supreme BURNS PRECINCT. Attomeya-al-Law, (and has grown grain every year or exercise the common law tight JaaMra <rf U m » I'eaeo .......... O. Tamteon !0ver the divide in the Upper John { representatives, Ralph Feeruy and j since. He has sold wheat for from prevailing in the Pacific Coast MVKNS. OKKOON. Dav country the horsemen have ; J. £. Werloin of Portland, and D. C. 3J coots to $5 a bushel. in Rank building. stat»?, where the modified rule of CITY OF BURNA. p r eeled an organization aud hired Herrin of Ashland. One thousand Indians and half- ridsrian ownership is still in force,; three watchmen at $55 a month ! Mm. Wilda Belknap of Prine* C. E. Kenyon.! Mayor J no. Cardwell. Marahall i breeds attended a recent five-day and insist that the stream shall each to ride the range and keep a; viHv was elected grand chief of the C.H. BlgxsJ M »**« * BAXTUX- Mover dar ¡‘•high jinks” near Pendleton. Be flow in its natural channel undi lookout for thieves: Owners are Dt-ciee uf Honor. <JEO. W. HAYXa JOHN O. SAXTON. W A. (iowan Tea» orar sides the Uuiatillas and kindred tniniebed in quantity, except when not a? well organized on this side.; (1 C. Folrv. ____ . w.____ Allome ye-it-Law, ),V. E Trloch. tn the natural C osmì I mm j tribes, there were representatives applied appuenuynv n-tur.x use use of the but lbev are keepinp d„so track of; An 1Ionwt Medkine foI I)t Grippe jiioo. Fry nrRNS. ORKGON. and of unii]enllfjed | from the Yakima. Colnmbis, Pa 11 upperrtparmu proprietors, and for; the.r 'Geo. Nliclloy. £** Atkruey (cr Stat« School Eo.nl. irrigation, if the stream afforts a ............... wlin ,„ av „i.,,.,, George U. U u.t, of South Gardi- louse and Nci Perces tribes. strangers who may happen along , ni r says ‘T have had th*» sufficient quantity of water for the Lo4(, IMrMtury. Consul Miller, at Noin Chwang, latter purpose.’’-The Dalles Chron ¡While it is more difficult now to ; the worst cough, cold, chills and ! ste tl horses, the price of good am- ■ grip and have taken lots of trash A * cowax . i China, will send some Manchurian Re aw ■ Ixmox No. TO, K of I' icle. ma Is bus increased so much that , of no account but profit to the ven- pheasants to Oregon. They roost Meets every Thnraday night. Attomey-at-Law, the rewards of successful theft are ; dor. Chamberlain’« Cough Ilem- Uro. W. Hayes, C C. I high in the pine tree?, nest on the Our special inducement? for sub I and and Colite! Ion bu.lna... proportionately greater and the i edy is theouiy thing that has dor.« 8. Motherahead, K of R. B. ground, and go in groups of about scribers to this paper appears on g**X<>tary rubile. 'Phono No. 1 ! hors« stealing industry is hard to any good whatever. I have used 100. They are a forest bird and' the -1th page. BVKXS* - - _ OK KOON. BURNS CHAPTER, HO. 40, O. E. 8 stamp out. The best animal? are one hottie of it and the chills, cold will add much to Oregon bird life. I Meat* »»ronil and fourth Monday of in greatest danger of theft, there ! and grip have left me. I congrat- each month in Maaonlc hill, Vorgtly Good coal prospects are reported Beware of Olntineuts for Catarrh being little demand for the pour I yytlXUMS A FtTZUCRALD j ulate'the manufacturers of an hon* building. Mrs. Maggie Levons, W. M that Contain Mercury. on the old II, C. Owen place, eight stock among horte thieves or others. ! Cit m-dicine.” For sale by H. M. ! Thornion William», M. Fitacer»!«, Mrs. Eunice Thompson, Ret'. mi I os from Eugene. Capital has as nmrcurv will surely destroy the New methods are coming into the ■ Horton Burns, and Fred Haines I AUoraez *t Law, • Notary Cubile. i been interested and development sense of smell aud completely de horse business. Not ot.ly is it neces- BURNH LODGE, NO. 97, A. F. A A. M. I * Law, Notarial and Real Ettate Haruev. ¡work will soon be begun. The range the wh 'le system when en i sary to exercise gre.-.ter care to pre I Meats Saturday on or tintore full moon. Practice. Quelirted brothers fr^lrrnully invited, vein was known years ago, bat an tering it through the mucous sur ; aorve good hsrbes from thicyes. but Jorgensen has a fine assortment <!. E. Kenyon. W. M. F. 8. Rieder, Burns, Orejón. obstinato Dutch owner blocked faces. Such articles should never : '.he gradual thinning tango ruin pels Bevy. of watches,docks.chains, bracelets^ Office in old Masonio building progress. be used except on prescriptions more economical methods. And J buttons, pins, hair retainers, etc„ ------------------------------- A — ---- I John C. Leasure, a well-known from reputable physicians, as the then it is found that it pays to de , etc. BURNS LODGE, NO. 93, A. O. U. W. Mssts at Brown hnll every Friday eve- p M JORDAN. attorney of Portland, took his life damage they will do is ten ful l to Vote soiuo attention to breeding ■Ing. VUIUns brothers fraternally In* the lVth inal in a lodging-house in the good you can poesibly derive better horses. The market demands j ritad. Tlioa. Hagam, W. M. Chas. N. Reid our apnciral inducements for Practical Land Surveyor. San Francisco bv swallowing tho from then. Hall's Calarrh Cure, a free moving horse of 1200 to 1 lOu; Cothrans, Reoordcr. tria! subscriptions on 4th page. The Clydesdales and Per- Menu, Oragon. contents of a vial of carbolic acid. manufactured by F. J. Cheney 1 pounds. Despondency hoc a use of business Co., Toledo, O. contains uo mer cherons are two heavy, though a HARNEY LODGE, NO. 77, I O O F Meats every dalurdsv evening. Il own's reverses and inability to secure cury, und is taken internally, act erues of native stock usually pro N. Brown A Sous, Agents for hall Visiting brothers fraternally in g W. MIELKE. ; ing directly upon tho blood aud duces results more or leas sa is employment was the cause, Queen Quality Shoe«. vited. Julian Byrd, N. G. tnueous surfaces of the system. In' f. factory. The cayusc pony is of lit- I C. G. ftmi b, Secretary. .Votary Public and Conveyancer, A bjx of dynamite exploded in buying Ifall'a Catarrh Cure be sure tie account now. In order to grade I The merited reputation for cut Mortgecr«. tbiti, Bic.. »»rra«t>y mill«. the blacksmith shop near the home i you get the genuine. It is taken in*. up a band of horses, stock farms TÜUÏ CIRCLE. NO. 145, WOMEN OFi Muras, Ore*ee. Woodcraft. Mseta 2nd and 4th Titoe- Otrioe «I Sure. of William Neely, of Point Terrace, , ternally, and made in Toledo, Ohio.; mu?t ha maiulaioed with facilities ting piles, sores and skin diseases 1 acquired by DeWitt’s Witch Hasel dar st Hrwwn'a hall. Mra. Tllli? Jordan, Laue County, last Monday evening, , by F. J. Cheney & Co. Tcstimon- for taking care of good animals. Stive, has led to tne making cf Mm- Tons Whiting, Guardian. Th. Nonh»«.. Live,..,ok ,„d>>-“Pl«‘»4«'«ri»«‘l«..hnp.>,d I ials free. * • Clerk. The old style of letting tho horses worthless counterfeits. Be sura j run wild on ths range and leaving and got only DeWitt’s Salve. City w.»i nrowin.’ .„d n™..,c k wT 7 ';w-',hl:.‘ [ Bold by Druggists. 75c. ., movable witnin the dwelling No 1 Hall’s Family Pill? orc the l**?t. the matter of breeding to e'miw,' Drug 'rinre, H. M. Horton, Prop • J at cay. * Ärego:iij:i find Items, *2 »0 IjcJ Ila i»es, JJarney City, Geer & Cummins : ! j THE CITIZENS BANK ¡ J i Capital Stock $25,000.00 »