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< PuWished in th« ilast Valley of Eastern O regon. The Oldest and Most Reliable It. U. W.lMlyrx. 1'iuprl.lor i ita«. \ 4 o.Ur.ti.. kdli... bm 4 M>«ec*r. The Best Advertising Medium. BURNS. OREGON. SATURDAY. DECEMBER 21. 1901. REITER FOR OREGON RAILWAY INTO HARNEY f i Grtinf <’oiinty N<-«v-«. 'nic-ngreement is in intent t>ublan- Fr n, ( an von ( jty Eagle. tially the iwtuc Us that cump’ettd Jolin and ('lat.de Biggs, of Bitnwr, Mute “ TWirago. ('ongrcssiiieti Fiom 'I lila Sm.ipt.-r Vi»He.» Hoad to be Ex- ™’nc °"*r fr '“' »htrt enterpiisit r trn iecKa Burns. inlarfd city last Saturday evefiing, Far« Well. A rati <er interesting klorjr is taking their departure for home on 'afloat here to the i llect that Presi ----- Tocwday. 1 dent Roorcvelt is m «king »n effort Wahbiiiglrm, Dec. 13 — Under the to reconcile ex Senator Wo’cott and There is to In- a new railroad > J. F. Klink look his departure early this week for Eurn« in the Handvan of Evory Description. new committee ««aignments, Ore his tvifr. who separated last Spring. built in Eastern Oregon rn-xt yet", interest pf the telephone company. gon now holds more ud-'antageou* Mrs Wjlcott is now visiting at the and it is sure to resell out into a Repairi are being and the line put »Z ■Il'BNH, OKEGON. place* tloin it ha« had in the house White 'louse. It is Kaid that «'Jell part oi the cooutry that is much in in letti-r condition. for several year*, and ¡ a much more reeo.ici'iation will tend to strength need of a railload. This new road ('. E. Lyon, of F«»x volley, bea en Wcieotl's fiolitjcal fortunes it: fortunate than Washington. Rep is tote an ex ’ ensian of (be Sump eiiibarked in thè mercantile kuei- CoIoTAtb’. resentative Tongue retain* hi* jni - ter Valiev railroad from Whittier r.es* in Canyon City, hiving early »ition on rivers and harbors, and 0 Representative Moody La« pre- in a southwesterly din-ction through thia neek bougbt a half int«re»V«4n remains clia'rman of irrigation of Rented to the House a memorial Grant county into Harney, ami will thè btiildingsuid mercati«ile «teck atid lands Mr Moody holds ins from Brick Invert, and Masons* prabablv terminate at Burns the jf M. J. Cnnningtoo, and will in lioaition on public land«, mines and Union, No. 1, of Portland, asking county «.-at of Harr.ey county. A thè future l»e identified with thè in X mining, and ia promoted fr-itu ex that fhe Secretarv of the Navy unn who i* well acquainted w*th terest* of thè firm of Cunnington .V penditure* of the Interior Depart rec<itntn»iid the employment of David Eccles, the president of the Lyon. G» jn lbi. chy I ment to the committee on Indian union'bricklayers and masons to Sumpter Valley roU. ¡4 autLori’-yj Thp EIk,lorn w Salurdav ■ 'iy Jack afTairs, whii-b.considering the fiinn- tbA«e having charge of thecon- for the s-atement. and lie quotes • o Mr. Eccfea a* hts authon'y. ? ot Chamber« chflni, „r. lo aill Baur, Ralll who has bcr of recervatione ar.d large school* struetlon of the Naval drydock to to e Sam a long ago they were discussing the ( Incorporated ) of Oregon, ia ao important artign- I* conetructi d at New Orleans, and had the property leased for Several 4 merit tor the state. Beprectnta- that the eight-hour nor'k day be possibilities ef Eastern Oregon and month*. The consideration was IIIKNS, — -• - — OHEGON. Mr F iccles *nn<iunced his determi ‘ XGOOfl. Mr. Chambers will ‘uevi'te o livre Jones merely retain* his old strictly enforecd. nation to extend the Sumpter Val his attention hereafter to the devel iximmitlees, public lands and tner- '----- iev road in that direction. X A Ccreial Banking Business Transacted. e chant marine and litlmrier, while T be member* of the Oregon dele There is i-o railroad in til ; U. S. opment of his nuiaeroua mining Director*: W. V. King, I S. Geer, Geo. Fry, W E Tri«ch. ? Cushman holds his place on coin gation* have oil taken j>erim«nrnt that nays so well for the amount in properties. age, weight* and rneaiute* am! ter quarters for the season in Wash J. C. Welcome. A repost such as might h* e I ritories, having an addilioi)al as ington Though somewhat sentter- vested as the Sumpter Valley, and been made by the explosion of • <d about the northwestern section this proposed extension will in. ton or so of dviuunite, was heard in •igniuent to private land claim*. Tim grea'er. ;»»rt of legislation of lint city, tliev are all near direct crease the earning capacity vastly this city and vicinity on Thunday OFFtCIAE II IltlXTOItt PROFESSIONAL CARDS. iin|totta111 to Oregon will neceseari-, car lines to the Capitol hi d to the out of proportion to the amount of evening of la-d week c.b'me S o’clock ly lie re ft rred to the committees to business part of town Senator n*“nev that it w ill be necessary to The noise seemed to iieye came 41 A 1X or ORKUOX. ' ’ W hich its mt mbetk are now assign-. Mitchell ha* cng.tptd a bright suite expend to build the road. The new from Canyon mountain and wrs |J..-»nU «I-B.iu 1 •*. 1 Mc«iAtor% ,a » M'-Mrliti I' MiMI'tlC< ed, arid under the present Adtuiu- of Ihifq rooms at the Dewey Hot» 1 road will open up a vast amount of ¡caused no doubt by the falling cud 4 M A MuMdt , J ('•■■rea**««, 1 Thom«• To< K’*t ! ietratiun it i* expected that more His daux,hter, Mrs Ikdmlaild j CI timber, liiineral and agricultural bursting of a large meteor. l> k.'K Hlarkburn | AMaraey G*u«r»l, a"d promote the development prominence will to given to public ' 1 ec * to t-mne on from Nir.- r York PHOTOGRAPHER. T. 1 <«®»r 1 «•vernar. The new town of Whitney 1 a* Senator for country *’i a manner that f t Uil'btr M*«r<s«< > •< «tel«, la nil and irrigation b-gi slat ion (ban ^t.d remain with the c H M««ore Biele 1 rea urtr, — will not- be possible by any other experience its first disastrous fire, HUrUA. 4)r«'X«>li. ever before. The ap|Hiin|m< t|t of, the greater part of the session. The > It »'•«orn'.ti Nu|rt Pub. {»«truetiuu. n bich occurred early .Tue.-day means. Main Hl. — opposite Rank. W It Ued» 11*1« ZrlnUr, Representative McLachlan of Cal ter.im Oregon Kena'or l as gone AC. K WolverU.D i ................ The mention of this propaxd ex morning when the big livery at d ifornia. to the committee on rivers , 1D , bac|f «-vT to . the ...... Raleigh .e.......... Hotel, where )<< • Henin • upreme Jndg««, if A Muor< stage barn occupitd by the Wil- tent ion rev iv«-s lli*>tory circulated be eta-,<d during lherccond session arid ba’-bor* Ims removed ot.c wb- i l.n«t summer to the effect that the NtNlH JVUICIAL UIHTRICY tianiB stage company and C. 1L s'acle that has b, e;. in the way .of of the f ifty-aixth Congreei. For M. U Ctlfferd <;irrul< /uU^e, MAKinaXA ORARY Comstock A Co., laid Ao ashes. The Sumpter Valley road was to )>e ex Wm Miller Senator Mi'clmll’* anpoaitmcnt to the present session, Represcntativ« er*^r <U«» Atuiriwf, tended to Burns, where it would barn was filled witii hav aid grain v. « laro omet, ac-ax» W. «.. Mar»d«u, John w Geary, the committee on commerce, ak Tqrjgtie will have with bis daughter' Ur«» W. lt«r*i KaC<*«*r. pfyeirian» Surgeon». Senator Perkins promised the Syn- Mias ilertha ar.d his «rm, Thomas f f coiuiect with a narrow-gauge road all of which was burned with eleven . CU«». SeW»tl Kurus. Oregon. a’or that if a California man was H., Jr. Mr. Moody resumes his coming tip from Neveda. where Mr. head of horses belonging to tlx- two - HARNEY COvNTY. 0^*Otflce «t residence. 't’liouc 20. ' apfiointrd to rivers ai.d harbors, former apartment« at the Shoreham Ecylys ajid associates already have poinpaniir! mentioned. J. W Mumiw Joint He natur a railroad which :« «lowly working he( Perkins) w< uld witl.dpuw from Hotel. ’ There'‘occurnd early Tins wiek- I. K Geer ” R»«H-r. 'lltAtiva its way up toward Oregon. Jam«« Kpariuw the race for a place on commerce. ('aunty JuJgM ! in this city one of the largest fiiiTth ( A. Vvnatar glGUl A HbK.g. If there should be a new Cabi-I Mr. Eccles and his friet.ds a-c in | deals that lias been ronsuinnratui Commi«»i<>ner« ‘ ( Geo. Hagey General Gillespie, Chief of En net position created, knoivn as the close touch with the pawtrs that be in this county for years, being, the J. W Btg(a. fXütmr Hi««. Clerk ............ "... ... II. Rich arc win gineers. is in fnvar of a eanul and Department of Commerce, there is in the Harriman syndicate, and it transfer of l!>c Urge stock ranch »f G fo . Rhcllej •¿hwrHT ................ * * Attorn.cye-at-I.au-, R A Mi'I.-r locks to overcome the obstructior.a a general belief that William R.! is well known that he would not Judge Laycock in Bear valley to Treaaurer .................. itvaxa. ouanoN. \ 44’notor ........ ...........Joe Biu-bansn at The Dalits and Celilo, whet ever Mernam, now Director of the Cen 1111*1 with any opposition from that W. S. Brown and II. A’Sumim- Stipi of SehouU . . .. .............J.t . Bjrtl.'lt ®B^O(Mi-e in Bank buil'iing. (CongrcsB authorize* any improve sus, would be appointed to that source if he should undertake to ville, of Iz.?e. the considi ri.tion tir Geo. Whitjjg Rnrveycr ............. merit to lie made. Like most of place. Merriam is \ery popular build an extension to his ro-ul in ing $70(10. In addition to the land , I>r W. I. MjriSjen C >r mar .......... . ' the engineers who have investiga with the President, and especially this part of the state. 'Hie Sump I transfer, Mr. Ijiyl».i k also sold to . . ¡ ahi Ri.-liaiiliKm Ntn,-k tn*pe<-ti>r iVE* A SAXTON ted tiie aubji-ct, 1m believes that the with all who have observed the sat ter Vailey road is one of the best Messrs. Brown and Summerville a HL’RNM PRECINCT UBO W HAYES JOHN « SAXTON most satisfactory arrangement will isfactory manner in which he hits feeders that the Hatriman roads band of 400 bead of cattle and 300 , [>. famceon 1 uatice u( the Prave have, and Mr. Eccles and his asso tons of liar. This tanch contains . .. tieo Tregaakir <b(r* .............. be a canal ratlmr than u boat rail- taken the census. Attonuye .it-Law, ciates have no a ubition to become nearly one thousands actor and i* i way or anv other scheme. Owing r.l KVA. OKMON« CITY OF BURNS. C F. Kenyon. 4W* Allora«^ for j*t» e Srhtml board to the position which General Gil-' Western Senators and Represent-, transcontinental railway magnate», coniide oil one of the best sto«k Mavur J no Cantwell. Marshall It-spie occupies, he would not be at-ive* favor urging President R< ose but ate desirous of ojieninx up the ranches in this part of Grant C. N. Bigg« Recar ler quoted on the projects contemplated vi It to dis|>eii8c with Secretary-. ijoiinlrv in order that they m-iy cjunty. \V A Gowan U^ILIIIOA rCZGlK.lI.il I'aaaiirer but it is known that be and nearly Hitchcock, and place Merriam at take advantage of its natural re (1 (’.Filler. The Cliildren's Frientl. ).V. F. Triavh. all the other engineers believe in a the bead of the Interior Department. sources. Theruton WIIHum«, M FitetanUt, You'll Lave a cold this winter. JGeo Fry Aitor ■•?« Uw, Notary Publia, canal. While not insistent upon Merriam Maybe rou have m,e now. Your ' 'Geo. Nhelley Arid Land Legislation Late, Nola ridi and Real fatate for this place, they have l>een very children will suffer too For coughs Washington, Dee. 14.—Tlte irri croup, bronchitis, grip and other insistent upon the removal of Hitch- The sentiment of Senators and Practice. I.<>■((« lllreeterj. Burns, Oregon. Representatives in the Pacific, cock, who has not been able to gel gation advocate* in Congress Io-’ winter complaints Ot.c Minute Cure never fails. Act prompt night agreed upon n bill for the rec Cough Continued on Fourth page. SS Brasa Lottai No. 70, K of I' gW*()fficein old Mnsanic building Northwest is unixersaily in favor ly. It is very pleasant to the task lamation of arid lands, whii-h is to and perfectly harmless. C B.George '»■V Meria «vary riinrailav night of the early passage of the Grout £J& F M. Jordan, C. C. oleomargarine bill. Not many ob Dcat'iieas Cannot Be Cttr.m, be introduced early next week And Winchester. Ky„ writes "Our little Matherdiead, K of R S. ject to the sale of "oko ’a« such, by local applications, a« they can strenuously ureal duriny tlx- pret girl was attacked with crimp late p M JORDAN. night and was sa hoarse she but thrv object to having it mas not leach the diseased portions of ent session of Congress. The bill one BlRN-i CHAPTER, NO <9, O. EK could hardly spi ak. We^ave her u Pi-tfcficfd htnil Surveyor. queraded and sold as butter. In the ear. Then is only one wav to embodies the besU- ideas of ell few doses of One Minute Cough Marts rvcomt anil fourth Monday of It Cure. It relieved her immediately It urn«. Or...., the interest of the farmers and the cure deafness, and that is by con- schemes heretofore proposed. »ach month in Masonic hall, Voegtly building. Mrs Maggie l.even«, W. M creates a lrclamation fm.d to he and she went to sleep. When she *- ’dairy interests of Oregon and stitutionnl remedies. Deafnces is Mr«. Eunice Thompson, Sec. woke morning llie - had up signs Wakhi.igton, tliese men believe the caused by afuinllamed condition cf made up of all moneys received' 1. ........ — next -—............ „ — City Drug g W. Mtt.LKK, ......... ••• ’ ‘ • .- -i - • from the sale of public lands in the of hoarseness or croup. bill should become law. T he vote the mucous lining of tl»e Eustach- Store; Fred Haines, Harucy. t'.I RNS LOIHiF, NO. »7, A.F. AA M.l of these two di legations in the last Jan Tube. When this tube gets in- 16 arid land states and territories, Me»ta Saturilav on or Iwforn full moon. I .Votary Public anil C»n rcyoHcrr, Corgress was in support of the bill, flamed you have a rumbling round except moneys set aside for educa qiedifivd brothers fratertislly invited,1 Mortgage«, beedi. Etc, rnrrerily ma«lv. The laws of health require that <;. E. Kenyon, W. M. F. K. Rieder, I Olfloa at tttetre. will lie again this si-saior. or imperfcot hearing, and when it tional purposes, Ibis fund to be used Burin, Oregon. and the Secjr. Senator Muchell, who was not in is entirely closed deafness is the rv- bv the Secretary of Interior in the • • bowels : move once each clsv - and • I the last (’ongress. says he B'rongly suit, anil uukne the intlamation . examination, lonstrnction end one of the |H.iialties fur V.«dating HERNN LOUGE, NO. 93, A. O. U. W j favors legislation of this character cun he taken out nnd this, tube re maintenance oi irrigation works *hi* law is pil»«\ Keep vour hvw- ------- -- ------------------- -------- —I Meet« st Brown h«ll every Friday eva- 60 YEARS* CJilditiou, fol stortge, diversion awd develop- p’s regular by taking a dose at sided to its i.ormul t ning Finitine brisker« fraternally in EXPERIENCE The Secretary of the Interior has hearing will be destroyed forever; incut of waters for the reclamation CliMpbcrlain’s Stomach and Liver • vited, Tlio*. Kager*, W. M. Cha*. N. Tablets when necessary hnd y<x. Cochran*, Ure.*r<i«r. sent to the Senate the trolly oon- nine ca«ee out of ten are caused by of arid public land. To aid in this work, the Si-cre'.arv will never have that severe punish ciodocl* by Indian Inspector Mc catarrh, which is nothing but an is authorized to withdraw from or meul indicted upon you. Price II \RNEY I.OHGF, NO. 77, I. O. <> F. Laughlin with the Klamath Indians inflanitd condition of the mucous Meets every SatnnUv evening, H own’« restore to entry Linds required for cents. For sale bv H. M. Hortou, • June I9th last, by «hich the In surfaces.. Tnsoc M arko lull Visiting brother« frutarnally in irrigation. The Secretary shall let Burns; Fred Haines, Harney City, D cwiono We will give Ot.c Hundred Dol vited. FranhO Jacfcaoo, N.G. , dians surrender to theCnitcd States COFVRIGHTS AC C. I». Nmi II, Secretary. ~ An«m« «♦ndtng n «hrt< b «nd n»«< all cluim tn that part of the Klaiu- lars for any ca*« of Dea flies* (caused contracts for the construction of ______ qufoklv ■MWMVtnln <»nr opAntnn free whether nn - InroMtIon m probably |»ntc* lablu. < «»mm’inicn- storage Reservoire, 4«ut ne contract Oregon Citv Clothing for rues, bv catarrh)that Can not, be cured atk reservation lying between the tlnna MrlrtiFsMBifldpnttal. 1l«ndtMWti0fN l*rf«nta Tl I E CIRCLE, NO U»’>. WOMEN OF arnt Crar. irlrlowt nannev fur «rrHTlng pat nr.«. shall be let where the cost of tin* and boy . N. Brown <t Fons. boundary ilescribtd in thetwratyuf by Hall ’ s Catarrh Cur»-. Send for P«fib< taken thrMiwh >tuvn A Co. ifcelvt Woodcraft. Meets 2»J and 4th Tnes- »pfelai iw>fWe. without ch-rwc. io the enterpi ise shall average over 110 4.«i at Brown's Itali. Mrs. Tillie Jordan, 186-1 And the boundary as establish- cincuLtrs, Lee. Mrs. Late WUàUag. Guatili an. OA.ÔTOÏIIA. ed by the survey of 1888. the tiact F. J. Cheney A Oc .propa,Toledo, 0. per aero of land to be irrigated, and Clerk- iaeuUMM«i«*ly Htuatrafod weekly. Winreat cir A be th« 11“ Kind Vn Hin A!wr,t I tj >- -• atloft * au latici Sold by Druggists. 73c. no contract is to be let until Buffi- i nA«M.~.i’«rj- of to"«! »o ciimprisingtt'.’l. ftgaaiur* Continued on Fourth psg*. sf .'K New York * ‘24 ACr"S For rvlinqutaldng thie .. Hall’s Fjiuii.lv Pills are the brs‘» " KG ‘ r » -j : k I . — » 3 *9 Geer & Cummins THE CITIZENS BANK Capital Stock ' 4 325.000 00 Scientific American. A i :» • X . 1 ». » ». « « Y » f-