I
Locai and General.
A Tlii&Hy Hiig'feBHoii,
NO IDLE LOAPT
Fall and Winter Goods
Where do you buy your Coffee?
Christmas goods at Jorgonsm’e.
Editor Itema: Allow me apace In
Do yon know wo »hip our coffeedi
vour valuable paper to suggest to
Seed wheat at N. Brown A Mini, rect from Central America ? I><»
th«-citizen* of Harney Valley, the 2j cents.
you know we havd our coffee roast
ad visability of at once organising
We arc now receidag our Fall and Winter goods consisting of
Carrol Cecil was in from Silver ed in San Francisco? Do you ,
an aasouintion for the promotion of
all kinds of Dry floods. Boots and Shoes. Groceries, dre Ac.
creek Thursday
know we are the only retail house
irrigation
Our stock of Ladies’ Dress Goods. Outing Flannel*. Ladies and
in
Oregon that can make any such
William Bennett, of Hilvies. was
The County Court is doing more
Children Underwear and Pho*» are unexcelled. We invite you to
statement.
N. Brown A Sons.
than ita share ill this matter and down on business several days this
visit our store ; inspect stock and obtain prices. We quarnntec sat
week.
I isfaction in every particular.
now it ia tip to the people,
Th<- Oregonian of the 12th say»:
Hurveys and eatiuiates will bo
For Sale—House and 8 lots with A largoly signed petition was to
prepared at oneeof the Hilvie* Val out build'ngs
Call on Dr. H day received by Governor Geer,
ley site and other data prepared for Volp.
asking for the pardon of James
the proper authorities to consider,
The thermometer was hovering Weaver, who in 1*98 was sentenced
Of prescriptions is no child's play. hut from all tho information I can around the zero mark Wednesday to life impriaoment for ttie murder
Il requires conscientio'Js caro and gather, the main thing still remain* morning.
of William McKinnon, a brother of
aeituraU knowledge of drugs and to bo done The association should
William Clark, one of La wen’s the then Sheriff of Harney County.
their relation* to each other. We secure an agreement from every business men, was in Burns on The petition sets forth the fact that
take an honest prido in tlio purity lan<l owner m dcr the ditch, to go business Tuesday.
Weaver committed the murder
MOXMOLTh,'ORF.GOS.
<>f our drug*, ui.d the skill and ac- in on equal term» with future vet
while resenting an abusive assault
Graduates
of the School are in constant
Thia paper and The Chicago on the part of the man tnat was
cutaey with which we c<*ui|>ound Iler* on unoccupied lands With
demand
at
utaries
ranging from *40.00 0»
out thia the Government will never Weekly I nter Ocean $1.00 for one killed. The document further rep
l ain ou vour ph.iaician'* order.
*100.00 per month. Stodents take the
umb rlake tho job and all effort ao yeai. “Special deal”
resents that because of the promi-
Mate examination« during their «-ours»
far will bo lost
in the »ekool and ..iro'pre pared to leeeive
The boys won from the girls iti nence or the deceased and hi» re
State Certificates on graduation.
There is a large body of land the basket ball game Thursday lationship the community was pre
(I W WBM <>MK& CO.,
Expense* rungs from *120.00 to *175.<M
that needs no irrigation, if the flow evening by a score of 22 to 7.
Proprietor».
judiced against Weaver. O.
<
L.
per year.
of th»- river is unobatruct«d, and
Htronir Normal course anti well eqtii|<-
Lost—a gold watch ch tin and Miller, an attorney of Baker ’ City.
there is also many farms ns arid as
ped Training Iieimrtment
presented
the
petition
to
the
Gov-
any public land and ta practically charm. Finder will tie rewarded ernor today and spoke for an hour
The fail term opens.Sept. 10.
For catalogue containing fuil informa
worthies* without water; all this bv returning same to this .«fficc
in bchulf of Weaver.
tion, address
E. D.JRESSLEK.
should
be
arranged
now,
so
that
Clarence Cary, of Lawen, has
HATGKIHY, DECEMBER Ï0. IK2
or J B. V/Bctler, Str'y
President,
A
dispatch
from
.
’
•alem
to
tho
all the requirements of tho Govern been the guest of his sister. Mrs.
ment will be complied with, and George Shelley, and fumiiy during Oregonian of the 12tb, nays: Dis
A Coniparison.
barment proceedings have been
then them will lie nothing in the the week.
brought against George W. Ilaycs.
Following are the amounts al- way of ordering a survey.
Mrs Ulysses S. Grant died al of Harney Coun’.y, who has been
A moss meeting should bo called her residence in Washington 1>. C..
lowed by the county’ courts of
cit»d to appear bef-re the Supreme
< rook, Malheur and Hurney Coun ami the matter fully discussed so Dec. 14th, frjrn heart failure, agea
Court
of the state, January 5, and
ties for expenses for delegates to i that we may get at tho bottom of 76 years.
show
wbv
he should not be disbar
W. Z. 2BI3C2. Trspieter.
the recent State Irrigation Conven ' the proposition and work up. A
red
as
a
practicing
attorney in the
G.
W.
Clevonger
left
this
moru-
unanimous
and
ha'moniotia
action.
tion; <*ach two delegates:
ing on a trip through tho Silver sta e. Haves was received at the
-------- BEST OF WISES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS.
Crook
$100 00 ’ and quick action, will make Har
Creek
section to purchase bides State Penitentiary a few months
ney
Valley,
the
richest
valley
in
Malheur
100.00
ago, from Harney County, under JEF* Drinks mixed to suit your taace. Courteous treatment guarauted
and pelts
Harney
323 G8 ; the United States.
M. L. Lewis.
John King and family have moved a sentence of one year for the I
Burns, Or.. Dec. 19. 1902.
to the flouring mill north of town crime of adultery. At the time of Your patronage Solicited.
Oregonian and Items, 12 00
Tint above we believe to state the where Mrs. King will cook for bis conviction, Haves was a prac
ticing attorney tn Harney County.
A com plete set nf the latest edi true situation ami contains a most the employes
The pipers in the case were served __________________________________
tion ol the American Encyclopedia timely augg'-atioti, that of an it»- I
Jorgensen is still to the front on the convicted lawyer by Sheriff
Itril'anies consisting of '¡O volumes j mediate organization of u local irri
fur sale cheap Call nu II. V<»lp. gation association. If th«« Kilvies with low prices Call and see his Co)bath today.
line of watches, clocks, jewelry,
Gerald Griffiin, of Narrows, was
The Oregon Lumber Company Valley project is to be pTaced in the stationery, etc.
und lire Sumpter Valloy Railway proper light, the settlers in this vi-
a caller Monday. Mr. Griffin ex
WOOD.—Good Juniper wood pressed himself very emphatically
have paid $40.000 [»-r year as, j cinity must make it known to the
for
sale in any quantity. Prices as being in favor of the Forest Re
tithing, into the Mormon church, : Department of their hearty co-op
for the past three years. This is eration on the lines made plain by going up. Call on W. E. Huston serve. He believes the preserva
10 per cent of thoir annual income. the government officials wntch were in the Durkheimer building.
tion of our forests essential to. hold
published
in
this
paper
nt
the
time,
ing up the water supply, and sava
Frank
Metschan.
proprietor
of
There is a movement on foot to
i
The
only
wav
to
get
result
is
if something is not undertaken in
the
Canyon
City
and
Burns
stage
divide the Eighth Judicial District,
through
organization
and
a
thor
this direction our supply of water
line,
was
down
from
his
home
iD
consisting <>f the countie* of Baker.
ottgh
going
over
of
the
plans
Will
for
irrigation will pass off in Hoods
Silvies
Valley,
Monday,
looking
Union and Wallowa, into two dis
some
start
the
hall
a
rolling?
in
the Spring, and leave many
ufter
business.
tricts Union and Willowa will
places,
now valuablo ranches, to
constitute one district ami Baker
Janies W. Crawford, who is con
become
worthless wastes for the I
Cliriütnia« Tree Program.
county will constitute a judicial
ducting »general merchandise store
want
of
water
during the Summer
district bv itself, if the plan as at
at the Sylvester Smith place in
mouths.
Tho various committees ar«- ven Happy Valley , spent several d ays
present contemplated is carried
active making pr« purations for the in town during the week.
G W. Ciavenger is in the market!
out.
Christmas festival. We say festi
with the highest prices for all kinds
Ladies call on N. Brown A Sons
He han pur
•The Chicago Weekly Inter Ocean val for the reason that we are ex- and examine their stock of goods. of hides and pelts
Successors to li. A. Miller A Co.
posting
a
feast
of
real
pleasure.
chased
a
traveling
outfit
and will
is the only weekly newspafter pub
I'he old Pioneer firm carry a large
• ■ visit the different portions of the
lished in Chicago in connection The trees are already on the ground, ’ i stock und every thing you - buy will
four
in
number,
and
as
handsome
county this winter. A thorough
with the great daily papers. It
' • lx*
found of
of » a good
good-duality.
as
trees
generally
grow
to
be.
,w
quality.
gentleman to trad»- with, together
contains a judiciously selected
Thanks
to
Frank
Jackson
and
Jas
•
One
of
the
large
plate
glass
for
with a thorough knowledge of the
summary ot the news of the nation
and world. th< best Riot ice, home, Siintnervillc who carefully selected the new hank f-ont tva* broken in I maj-ket which he deals with makes
farm, woman’s, ami other special the trees and delivcre«! them gratis * shipment. It was, however, placed him i. good man to do business
Preparations for I in position until another could be with. Keep vour bid--«, If lie
departments, and fair, patriotic, to the college
able editorials, written from a Re decorating are already made and a ship|>ed. The cost of the glass we misses you, advise him.
publican viewpoint. It is by far spicy program carefully arranged understand was £50
We have every advantage buying
the best general newspajtcr ot the of which »hr-following is a synopsis:
Solomon Ilirsch. the pioneer mor- i Clothing and Furnishing Goods,
I chant, Minister to Turkey during' Wo are in the market all the time.
Western States The regular price I Doxology, Congregation.
Invocation,
Rev.
G
W.
Black.
foi the Weekly Inter Ocean is $1,00
Harrison’s Administration, and for There is money made for the con
Anthem, ('hoir.
und for the Harney Valley Items
14 years a member of the Oregon j sumer as well as for the merchant
“8torv of the Bethlehem babe,’’ Legislature from Multnomah Coun-, in being a good buyer,
$1 50, but subscriptions will be re
Mrs. J. C. Foley, ty, died at his home in Portland !
ceived at this office for the two
N. Brown A Sons.
I
Song.
“
Ring
the
Merry Christ- December 15, from heart failure.
papers in combination for one year
Jorgensen, optician, jeweler und
mas Bells,’’ Presbyterian S. S.
for only $1.50.
I
stationer.
Queen
Quality
Shoes
—
N.
Brown
Recitation, Miss Ada Smith.
A- Sons.
Solo.
Verna Dennis.
¡Stomach 'trouble.
S tate of O hio ,C ity of T oledo /
Recitation, Lea Robinson.
Saturday evening. Burns Lodge.
Lt’scAs C ounty .
i
“I have been troubled with
Anthem. Choir
No. 97, A. F A A. M., elected the stomach for the past four years
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that
Defense of Santa CI hur , Children foilowlng officers for tho ensuii g savs D. L. Reach, of Clover Nook
lie is senior partner of the firm of
For that
of Baptist Sunday School. term : W. M , R. A Miller ; S W., Farm, Greenfield, Mass. “A few
F. .1 Cheney A Co., loing business
Soln, Mrs Lewis.
J. C. Welcome, Jr J W.. C. Cum days ago I was inducer! to buy a
in the City of Toledo, County and
Tableau, Santa Claus.
mins ; Sec.. I'. 8. Rieder; Trees , J liox of Chamberlain’s Stomach mil
Stat«-aforesaid, and that said firm
Distribution
of
presents.
C.
Welco.ue, Sr ; Tyler. Tom Allen Liver Tablets. I have taken part
will pay the sum of One Hundred
Dollars for each and every case of
ofth«-m and feel a great deal better.’’
WAGONS! WAGONS t
Catarrh that cannot be cured by
Have a suit made to order by
wear garments
Wo will sell you a Mitchell, If you have any trouble with your
the use of Hal fa Catarrh Cure.
Union Tailors N Brown A Sons Rushford or Webber Farm Bed stomach try a boxo' tlose Tablets.
mad««to-ordcr
I
Frank J. Cheney. I uro agents Every garment label
by : : : : :
You
are
certain
to
tie
pleased
with
W.-igoti;
Sworn to before me anti sul>scrib- cd. No sweat shoo work.
the result. Price 25 cents. For
3 j Steel Skein $85.00
ed in my presence, this 6th day of
sal by H. M. Horton. Burns: Fred
3J „
,.
90 00
“America's Leading Tailors,'
December, A. I). 1886.
Haines, Harney.
Ills Life Savtd by Chamberlain's
3? „
.,
105 00
A. W. Gleason,
Colic, Cholera nn«l Diarrhoea
Send vour orders to us. O (’ Co
Stop the Cough
Notary Public.
Lunaberg & Dalton
Proper Compounaing
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
I
Burns Drug Store
4ARNEY VALLEY ITEMS
The Capital Saleen
Miller & Thompson
Millionaire
Remedy.
»lid Work off the Colt!
‘‘B. L Byer, n well k now» cooper
W. W. Brown, the wel! kno 'ti
Laxative
Bromo Quinine Tablets
Ball's Catarrh Cure is taken in ¡of this town, says he believes Cham- horse man of Fife, Crook County,
ternally. and acts directly on the berla'n’s Colic. Cholera and Diar was in Burna this week in answer euren cold in one day No Cure.
I
Mmd mid mucous surfaces of the rhoea Remedy saved his life last to a summons served on him by Nt pay. Price 25 cents
system Send for testimonials, free. summer
He had been sick fo«- a Special Inspector Deadv regarding
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F .1 Cheney A Co., Toledo, (). month with what the dm tors call his illegal fencing of the public do
The Kind Yen Hua
B»»r»lbe
Sold by h II Druggist, 75c.
bilious dysentery, .-«nd could got main, against which complaint had Signatar»
ef
Hall’s Family Pills are the host. nothing to do him any- good until been filed with the Department.
O A
he tried thia remedy. It gave him It is stated that Mr. Brown has a- Bear, th«
Haw Alw
Always Bought
zi - Ths Kind Yon Ha«
itnmediato relief,” says B.T. Little, bout 10,000 acres of government
merchant, Hancock, Mil. For sale land under fence, hut that he made
O
Tbl» »ign aure ti on ev»ry boi ol tho genuina bv II. M. Horton, Burns; Fred oflidavit to Mr. Dendy that the
Bears tlm
Beantbo
Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablet,
Haines, Harney.
! Birnaturo
¡fences would be removed.
«ta rvcuxly 'hit cures n cold la on<- <I rj
Strauss Bros
Chicago
Good cl ethos contribute mnrh to bapoi-
nesa. loti gain tho point tn Strauss Bros.'
made irarments. They a«e madesctrntiflcally
to your exwet mewsure by highly skilled
tailor» in clean, sanitary shops. Every detail
troni first to last given the minutest attention, the
result being gartneata distinct y shove ths ordiiary
and absolutely satisfactory Y<>» will wonder
how it cau be done at the low prires quoted fa 11 a nd see
our line of 5»»0 samples of choicest new noolens.