jtiislnosM College i.omlit.
Local and General.
I
I la I lot j h if lor Senator.
Fall and Winter Goods
The incorporators of the Citizens
Balloting for a I nited States
Business College met Friday hist
Senator to succeed Si iintor Joseph
Oregonian ami Items, 42 00.
and adopted u constitution nnd by
Jorgensen, optician, jeweler and Simon was commenced at Salem,
laws by which the institution
Tuesday of this week, the ballot >n
stationer.
AV© arc now reeoivi.ig our Fall and Winter goods consisting »f
t be governed
that day being: Fulton, 28; Geer.
all
kinds of Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes. Groceries, Arc Ac.
Fred Oakerman was in from Sil 20; Wood, dem., 18; Scattering, 21 ;
The first annual mealing of the
Our
stock of Ladies' Press Goods. Outing Flannels. Ladies and
Absent, 3.
; stockholders will take place the ver Creek Monday.
Children Underwear and Shoes are unexcelled. We invite yon to
: ’Ith of the coming February, at
Second ballot, Wednesday—Ful- i
Robert Bonne, of Pueblo, is in
visit our store; inspect stock and obtain prices. We qtiArantee sat
which lime officers will be elected Burns on business.
t<m,3! Geer, 18; Wood. 17: Absent,
isfaction in every particular.
I mid general business u11< tided to.
3; Remainder scatt« ring. Webster
Clark Freeman is in from his
The "<>rio Club” meets ut tho
and Huntley changed from Geer
home nt Warm Springs.
College rooms on Frlduy evening
to Fulton. Eddy v«jted for Fulton.
Alvin Spurlock ofLuwen '.van up
<>f each week. Tho time from 7 un
Third ballot. Thursday—I'ulton,
til 9 o'clock is pleasantly rind on business Inst Saturday,
32;
Geer, 17: Scatterin'?. 21 : Ab
Of prescriptions is no child's play
j I profitably spent in the discussion
sent, 3.
tv
aw
Assessor
John
E
Loggan
It requires conscientious caro iinii
i ‘if psychology and cur’cnt events. over from Ilarney Thursday.
Fourth ballot, Friday—Fulton.'
accurate knowledge of drugs and
| Monday evenings students de-
29
; Geer, 15; Wood. 13; Restrcat-
their relations to each other. We i vote one nnd one-half hours to
The First National Bank moved
tcring.
Both Houses adjourned
lake an honest pride in the purity
»tudy and general work, after into its new building this week.
until
Monday,
Jan. 2d.
MOSMOI TH,r.ORE<;OS.
of our drugs, nt.d the skill und uc-
I which follows their debate and lit-
Atty. John W. Biggs is home
Thero
arc*
90
member»
in
the
Gr.i'hut.
s of the Scltool are io constant
cu:u<*y with which we eom|*outid
ernrj work We extend mi invitu irom a business trip to Portland. two Houses, and if all are present,
deniarwi
at.salanea
ranging from HO.OOtu
Lem on your physician's order.
lion to nil who may wish to be
$100.00 jier montli. Students take ill*
V Befenbaugh, of Trout Creek, it will require 16 votes to elect.
M.ue*'eraiuinatiuiM doling their coiirs««
present at these debates.
Southern Hurney County, is a A h all the candidate« now men
in the school and.art* ;>re|Hire<1 to receive
The
College
alumni
will
meet
on
tioned are far from this number it
visitor in Burns.
II. W. WELCOME A CO ••
State (’•rtilieates on graduation.
I February 1-lth A spicy program
looks as if there must be a com
Proprietor^.
El|«enaea rang« from $129.00 to $1*'>.OU
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Mirando
of
, has been arranged for the occasion
promise on some new man. Haw-
per year.
Wild
Horse,
have
been
«pt
tiding
the
Strong Normal course and well equip
1 mid a supper will t>c given.
ever, this is not likely to take place
week
in
Burns.
ped
Training Department.
Students are looking forward to
«oon, and it is thouaht wc will have I
The fail term opens^Bept. 16.
thia reunion with the expectation
John E. Roberts, formerly of this i to wait until the eleventh hour on
For catalogue containing full informa
RATURt» (Y. JANUARY 2». 190!!
( <>f having a grand time.
citv is now editor and proprietor of i the closing day of session before
tion. address
E. D. RESSLER.
Alfred Johnson is spending the the Caldwell News.
we know the man.
or J B. V..!’utU,r, Serf
President,
week with his parents on Silver
Peter Andrews, of Wild Horse, Poes Oregon Want (Joveri:nieut
From Far <>ir Maine
! creek.
is in Burns this week as a witness
Irrigation?
A special teachers course will l>c
Editor Item»: Enclosed fin I
in a water right suit.
taken up ut the College eommenc-
money order foi 41 .50, for which
Oregonian:Sixty days have pass
Don.t forget the graud bail given
inc March 1. Rate of tuition made
send us your newsy little paper,
ed
since the meeting of the Oregon
by the Burns Fire Department,
known on application.
The Items, and The Chicago Week
Irrigation
Congress, and the execu-
New students are ( Imide Smith, Friday evening, January 30.
ly Inter Ocean for this year—we
' live committee has forwarded to
V7. E. TÄISCH. Trepsistor.
Happy Valley: J. J. Simmerville,
Waiter Calkins returned Tuesday Washington no local projects to
should tui«s those weekly visits
Burns; F. O. Jaekson, Burns; evening after u two year» absence
very much Our thought often turn
BEST OF WiNES. LIQUORS AM) CfGARti.
claim the attention of the Govern
Earnest Smith. Burns; Daniel in Klickitat County Washington.
to your little city, where w« made
ment under tho new irrigation law.
Campbell. Burna: Win Gray, Law-
our home for three years, and we
Geo. Dunsmore came down from This is not due to negligence on tfW Drinks mixed to suit your taste. Courteous treatment gt.aractoi
en. Nannie Cross, Silviis, and Ora
would like to take a look at the
the sawmill the first of the week, the part of the committee. It is
Hill Harnei.
place and see the improvements
' due to the fact that interest in Your patronage Solicited.
Students organized their literary and lias been spending the wc< k in
that have been made since wc
reclamation has cooled, or that
society Saturday night with F i >. loan.
I other agencies fir attaining the
left.
J. H and Pi ter Gard, of Lawen,
Jackson. President. Vivian Hen-
We are having n cold rough win
desired end are relied upon. At
¡diicks Vice President, and J. .1. accompanied by their sister, Mary
ter so far and there is much suffer
Simmerville, Secret uty.
A. Card, ate in Burns today on land the time of the congress it was sup
ing in the cities on account of the i
posed local projects would be so
matters.
shortage of coal, and wood dealers
numerous that a time limit would
New K. of I*. Ofliccr*.
Jorgensen is still tn the front bo desirable and that limit was
itri asking unheard prices for wood,’
but for ourselves we hive plenty
Thursday night, Inland Lodge, with low prices. Call and see his fixed at sixty «lays. From only
of fuel to last until Spring.
No. 7<\ Knight of Pythias, installed line of watches, clocks, jewelry, one couutv—Klamath—has the
stationery, etc.
Since we Inst wrote you. we have the following officers :
committee beard in this period.
had an electric railway built
Oregon will not get Government
(’. C , Thornton Williams; V. C.,
Stenographer W. J. Coleman has
money
for reclaiming ari<l land
through our town mid the railway Dahoti Biggs; Prelate, G. A. Rem- been receiving testimony this week
company have bought land <irn bold; M. of W., F. S Rieder; M. of ; in the case of Mirando vs Carlsen, unless it snail put forth intelligent
park within two blocks of our I A., E. B. Waters; K. of R and S.. I regarding water rights.
. effort in that direclion. To call a
house and have built a stone tower j0|in p,U(j,.|mati: M. of F., Jas. J.
meeting and adopt burning resolu
Ex-countyJudgo C P. Ruther tions will not do the business.
KO feet high overlooking the ocean | Donegan: M. of E.. F. O Jaekson ;
nnd nave also built a Casino, four [. G , J. H Neal: O. G . II. M. »or ford returned lust week from the Sentiment worked up out of hostil
atories high and .>0x125 feet on the ton; Trustee, three years. J. M. Pueblo mining district where he ity to certain private enterprises
has been doing assessment work on will not do it. The |*ople must
ground. We will shortly send you Dalton.
n picture of them, also one of our I The installation cere nony wns his claims.
¡manifest not only a willingness to
beautiful river, the Harriseekelt. ’ préside«! over by Frank Jordan,
The rabbit drive last Wednesday ' promote and aid reclamation works
Hoping this new year may bring l>. G.
resulted in the killing of about 300 I by the Government, but they must
you good luck and good times, we •
of the jiests. Another drive is tak- j take the initiative and in a mens-
Successors to R. A. Miller & Co.
remain
Your Respt.
Attempted Silicide.
I ing place to dav, and we under j tire prepare the wav for Govern
B. P. Bennett,
Island there will be another one ment, activity. They must show
South
,n :l
of temporary insan- ! tomorrow.
Smith Freeport, Me
Me , Jan 1(1.
10. 11X13.
1903.
that they have a practicable field
(The many friends of Mr. and 'ty Mrs. Willis Scammon attempt-
j for such operations, and also that
Mrs. Ione Whiting was given a '
Mrs. Bennett at this place will l.e ed lo l“k® ,H'r uWn life one day
all lands to be benefited will bear
i
pleasant
surprise at her home
pleased to note them comfortable l'*Ht week at her homo ir. 1 lush,
their i roper proportion of the ex
located in their new home, and .
Wl,s discovered in the act of north of town last Saturday, when j pense The law takes care of the
that they are enjoyi ig good health i blowing out her brain», when the friends numb« ring about 30 called Government domain, but private
dtirint the rugged winter <m the ' "’•■upon was taken away Irom her. to enjoy an evening. A feast and I holdings must be otherwise arrang
New England coa»t. The pictures Lntcr ,he l<»ckc<l herself in a room i a loyal good time were indulged in. ed for. Assurance that lands out
mentioned were received n few days and with a razor she slashed her
The rains of the pnst four days side of Government control will i
after the above. They present a tbroat, but as the gash was not i have taken nearly all tne snow off voluntarily carry their share of the
wry pleusnnt landscape and wn'^rious she was in the net of mak. I in this vicinity, ami a large volume cost of irrigation work will go u
indeed envy Mr. Bennett in his ing another attempt when some of water is coming in torrents down [ long wsy toward getting the Goy-
picturesque surroundings. While i 0IK‘ broke through a window and i the bills. The roads in the valley, ¡crnuient to reclaim districts that
he Ims kindly invited us to spend ,0°k the raxor from her A ph*i- it is ».«id. are covered with water I need this service.
the summer with him, it is Ol|r I cian was summoned and the wound though as vet it has not interfered
If it shali be made to appear that
misfortune, as with a majority of Pitched up, and she is now on the | with travel.
' Oregon has no irrigation sentiment
country editors, we find ourselves highroad to recovery. Lakeview
, IL L. Howe, who for the past ! except that manufactured for spec-
unable to indulge in hospitalities Examiner.
I year has been clerk in the land ial-’occasions, we will fare ill in the
Mich tw Mr. Bennett Ims extended
; distrihuiion of irrigation funds.
A maiden fair with sun kissed 1 office at this place, took his depart- But it is not to be admitted that
to us. so we will have to view hie
j tiro Tuesday for Hood River where
beautiful city and country from hair, came tripping down the street, i lie will visit his family for a few I the state is so listless and stupid
her face serene, her age nineteen—
afar, for it is bo willed—Ed).
People of the send ar.«1 districts are
gee whiz but she was sweet. On days before going to Roseburg to as much alive to their needs now
the side walk slick she came down which place he has been transfered as ever. What they lack is organi
Stockholders' Meeting.
<|ui.*k, with a jolt that shook her and where he is to report by Feb zation, through which they would
ruary 1.
Notice is hereby given that a i curls, but the word« she used must |
gain power to make their desires
WAGONS! WAGONS i
meeting of the stockholders of the be excused—for idle was one of the
known with seme force. They
Wc will sell you a Mitchell, should realize, in »he first place,
Citizens’ Business College Associa-1 nicest girls.
Rushford or Webber Farm Bed thut there are many demands up
(ion will be at the College, in
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Burns, Thursday February 26, 1903 | G. W. Clevenger is in the field Wagon ;
on the Government for irrigation
for your new Fall garments. It is the only proper
3 | Steel Skein 485.00
for tho purpose of electing officers. I „.¡th the hightest prices for hides
works, that tho Government does
and satisfactory way of buying your clothes.
,.
90.00»
and for the transaction of such Bn(j
He has fitted up a ■ 3 J „
not have to send out engineers to
Make your selection from the tailoring line of
3 J „
„
105 00
other business as may come belore traveling conveyance and will
to hunt for places where its money
Est.
the meeting.
make regular tiips through the | Send vottr orders to us, O. C. Co may be »pent, but may choose from
Good tailors for over a quarter century.
All stockholders are requested to county this winter. Keep your
P. M. Curry, II. Holbrook and many project» submitted by those
You'll find a world of pleasure in wearing the
be present.
hides and pelts for him and re M. Sanders, of Lakeview, were in who do prepare the wav. In the
clothes made by Strauss Bros. - faultless in style,
Balton Biggs, Sec'y.
reive the highest market price» for Burns several (lavs the past week, j the second place, there should be
fit, finish and materials. They’re so much better
on business. Messrs Sanders and efficient organization in order that
them.
than the ordinary run of clothes, yet prices are
Holbrook
were
locating
some
land
local
needs
snd
advantages
may
Oregonian ami Items. $2.<10
For a bilious attack take Cham in Venator Canyon, Juniper Moun- be projterly represented and local
astonishingly low and you’re perfectly safe io
berlain's Stomach and Liver Tab tain, while Mr. Curry who did the | assurance given that the Govern-
ordering, because if garments are not satisfactory,
lets and a quick cure is certain surveying for them accompanied inent will have fair plav. And
you needn't take them. We will he pleased to
For sale by II M. Horton. Burns ; them to Burns to make their tilings. j merely to talk of these things, or to
snow you samples—Call
I
For Infants and Children.
Fred Haines. Hurney.
Mr. Curry is a former resident of adopt ringing resolutions, will not
this^section and is the father of ¡suffice. Somebody must put them
The Kind You Haw Always Bought
Thia paper and The Chicago ' the old town of Egan, from which on a business basis, and the case
Bears the
, .....
Wee kly Inter Ocean 4150 for one.
¿y*;..
will not admit of too much delay
jour present little city »prang.
Signature of
v »< p
"Special dc?l"
Lunaberg & Dalton
Proper Compounding
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
Burns Drug Store
HARNEY VALLEY ITEMS.
I
The Capital Saleen
Miller & Thompson
Have your measure taken
Strauss Bros., J#? Chicago
CASTOR IA
ROBINSON i WALTON ]