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BURNS. OREGON. SATURDAY. JANUARY 31. 1903
NO. 10
■■■■WW—WUP
OREGON INDORSES
ROOSEVELT
OREGON’S RESOURCES
owner or owriera of such lands or
DO YOU GET UP
possessory claims, or within ouc-
half mile of the boundary lines <»f
WITH A LAME BACK ?
such lands or pose» ssory claims”.
The measure further provides To Be Exhibited to New Ar­ ktJacT Trouble Makes You Miserable.
Almost c.erybody who reads the news­
that sheep, cattle or horses cannot
rivals at Portland.
papers i3 sure to know of the wonderful
Legislatur«* I iiiiiiiiiioiisly Puss«*» run at large in u country in which
cures made by Dr.
I Mrinorlul ApplaiMlliig Trust
Kilmer's Swamp-Root,
the owner does not. reside uuless a
Policy.
the great kidney, liver
p*-rmit shall be obtain'd; and the
and bladder remedy.
It fs the groat medi­
tax thereon »hull be 20 ci nts each' The following important commu­
cal triumph cf the nine­
nication
has
been
received
from
for »beep ami fl per head for
teenth ccr.tur •; dis-
Col. Frank V Drake, superintend­
, covered after ; .:ar; cf
K. t I ciu , Or., Jan. I'J—Bv unani­ horses and cattl»*.
j scientific research by
The sheepmen appear to agree ent cf the recently organized Bu­
Hardware of Every Uoscr/ption.
mous vote the Senate today iias»»*'!
| Dr. Kilmer, the emi­
reau of Information of Portland:
nent kidney end blad
a joint tm inorial indorsing the that it is proper to impose a reason­
dor specialist, and Is
‘ A few
the leading citizens of
fir levs..
OREGON,
course of Presi'lcnt Roosevelt in re able twx on sti»'«p owned in one,
wonderfully successful in promptly curing
Portland recently subscribe»! to a lame back., kidney, bladder, uric acid trou-
lution to the trusts, and urging county and fe-dingin another, and
fund amounting to over $16,000 for bl a and Bright’s Disease, which is lire worst
Oregon’« representatives in Con­ a tm asure carrying out that policy
form cf kidney trouble.
the purpose of establishing a Bu­ Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp-Root is not ref­
grí -s to give hi i their loyal sup­ will, it is said be pr< sentid by
»mended fur everything but If you have kid­
reau of information for the state. er
ney, hver cr bladder trouble it will be found
port in tiis . flbrts. Democrats join­ them.
At a meeting of the subscribers to Just tlic remedy yo-.i need. 1. hr.-, been lectcd
ed with the Republican« in voting
ways. In hospital work, iu private
the fund, five trustees, viz., Cbas. in so many ................................................
practice, amonç the hclpkrà too poor toper
for the tm mortal. Senator Sweek. As r<> PAYMENT OF TAKES.
E. Ladd, of Ladd d: Tilton, bank­ chase relief and has proved so successful in
of Multnomah, said when hi.« name
every case that a special arrangement hs.->
ers; W. M. Kiilingswortb,capitalist been
made by which all readers of thia paper
wa called that it was hardly right Shall Time B«- Changed From
and rea’ estate; T. D. Moneyman, who have not already tried it, may have a
Spring to Fall?
t»» put a Democrat on record as in-
bottle sent free by mail, also a book
of Honeyuian Hardware Co; W. .•.ample
tolling more about Swamp-Root and how to
d<»> sing 11.»-othciul act of a Repub­
H. Beharrell, of Heywood Bros ll'.idout if you have kidney cr bladder trouble.
lican President, but he felt that
A bill has been introduced in Co., wbol-saie furniture, and R. <’. Whon writing mention reading this generous
offer in thi3 paper and
this memorial deserve«! his su pi»ort, the stale legislature for the purpose'
Judson. Industrial Agent of th? (). send your address to
ami he would vote “a»e."
of (.hanging th»- time of paying
R. «t N.Co. were elected trustees Dr. Kilmer Jc Co.,Bing­
hamton, bl. Y. The
To the Honorable Senate and taxes from Spring nntil Fall. Un-!
of the fund. These trustees subse- regular fifty cent and Boaa> . t
House of Representative of cheder the terms or *lii bill, assess- ■
quently organized at d elccte«! (. has dollar sloes are sold by all good druggists.
I'at ed States, in Cm gress asacm- ments wnl be made early in the
E. Ladd, cha’rtrar.; W. M. Kil- t Don’t make anv mistake, but remem­
■ I : Your memorialists, the Leg ye»r and the taxes are to be paid
the name, Swamp-Iioct, Dr. Kilmer's
• »»«•»»rporn"» «1
lingsworth, secretary, and Ladd <t ber
Swamp-Root, and the addresa, Bingham­
»«lu'ive Assembly of the State of in Nov» mber and December of the
riiton, t ankers, treasurer. At a ton, N. Y., on every b«xt!e.
O egon. In reby respectfullv repre­ same vear. This is one of a num-»
subsequent
meeting of the tru.*tees
sen :
I»* r of bills that will
introduced C»»l. Frank V. Drake was chosen
Where««, The growth of monop- at tbi« session of the Legislature
suitable pamphlet form, contain­
SUperilitei »leut.
Ri
i «i c »«i.'tiLii a ions of capilal for the purpose of changing the
i’ne purpose of tins organization ing full data of crops of all kind-,
k now it n« trusts is sindt hb to th reat­ time of paving taxes. Under the
is to ascertain and tabulate the re­ climate, mineral products, number
Ortico in Bank Building
an the common welfare, the pence present jaw at least half the taxes
sources of the «’ate, gatner p < ex­ and variety of stock, manufactures,
>f society and the perpetuity of our | must be paid in the Spring By I
hibit of its products and b»- pre­ mines, mills and the like.
i- >cial and governmental system, paying the first half in the Spring I
-
Competent jiersons will be in
pared to tell ab«>ut Oregon and the
HUI
the propertv owner secures an ex resources of the several counties to charge of the exhibition room to
Whtreas. Theodore Roosevelt, tension until Fail for the parment
all perrons desiring information on I give information and distribute the
PR0F k >810NAI. ('ARDS.
I’rcsidetit of the United States, has of the other halt
i hc argument
the subject—to direct settlers and literature without expense to local­
reC'iinmcniJe»! ami is now urging ttdv<inc*-d in favor of a change is
r
capital to opportunilis awaiting ities or counties.
win
the enactment of legislation restrict; that lartncrs and business men
This address is sent to each
ll.
MeMLLI.KS.
them in the staUi.
< *
J
‘ing »he »>i»rations of the trust«, ex­ | have more free money in the Fall
newspaper
in the state, each countv
s
A
large,
well
lighted
room,
or
I«
pending the scope of the Sherman than at any other time of the year, hall, has been set aside by the judge and known local organiza­
1‘HOTOGRAl ¡1ER.
unt.-trust law ot 1890, and provid­ and that tney can pay their taxes
1*1 EK
••
i: , S
North Pacific Terminal Co. in the tion, and all citizens of the state
Il I MH«I ío'lftll
'l»V <4
ing for its more «dTeetivo enforce- 1 at that time wilh less inconven-'
Burn«, <>r«-g<»n.
magnificent new Union depot at are invited to aid in this great un­
i i •
h *
V'SJ ¿t V
. tn nt; amt
I
ienee
than
at
any
other
time.
dertaking.”
dr* U
• I.»*'•* . w M jMF“M.«in St —opposite Bunk
I Portland for use of the bureau, and
Wtiernas, The so-called trusts are Under the present law property is
rii<>tnp-oii
tables and cases are now being
exerting themselves to defeat such assessed in the Spring of one year
A Washington of January 21th
made am! furniture secured for its
p i pos» »l legislation; therefore,
and the levy of tuxes made the use in displaying productsand dis­ says that Senator J. H. Mitch­
VKSHEN A <.l VKY
M
Ib solví »1. That vour memorial- following January. The taxes up- I
ell has be«-n confined
tributing literature.
W L Marxien,
w. Uvsry. ‘iets urge that in thi« most import- 1 on the assessment of 1902 are not
C<mces«iuus have been granted room for three or four »lays
«m matter the Congress of the paid, therefore, uutil the Spring
Phyidiuut <v .S’ m < </«.<. m.
by the leading railroad and sletiu resultofnn attack of indigestion
Unite»! Stat.es rally to the support ; and Fall of 1903 It is apparent
Burns,
Oregon,
boat lines for transmission from He has been under the doctor s
BURNS l.olkii;. NO. 93, \ or. w.
of
Theodore
Roosevelt,
the
people
’
s
that
if
a
change
should
be
made,
»ilice it resilience. 'Phone 20.
Meets nt Brown hall ev -rv Fridav »•»»•-
their various stations to Portland, care and it will be some Cavs be
standard-bearer, in his righteous the taxes must be mad»* payable
ntng VHtins »irotlier* fraternally in-
free of charge, of all samples and fore he is able to look after hi»
Clod. line» Sauen«, W. M. Cha*. N.
stand against the undue encroach six months earlier or six months
Coulirane, Recorder
exhibits that may b« sent to the routine business an»l correspond­
glG«.< a ÎIIUUS.
ments of corporate |jower, ami we later. If made payable earlier,
bureau for display. Negotiations ence.
call upon our Senators and Repre­ the taxes would be paid the same
are in active progress to obtain like
A treaty has been signeil by th«
sentatives in Congress to exert ail year the assessment is mad?. That
concessions from all the transpor­ United States and Great Britain
possible efforts to this end.
i is, the taxes upon the assessment
tation companies, with every prob providing for the settlement of th»-
■
_
of 1903 would be paid in 1903. If ability of obtaining their co-opera
Alaska boundary. A tribunal of
the payment should be extended
six
jurists, three from each side, is
tion.
The
encouragement
being
rm i: riRi’i.E. N.) ig >. women or
until the following Fall, the col­ received on this line is very grati­ I to determine the interpretation of
Wixxlcrilf.
2nd ni id 4th l’urs-
d.iv at llmu ii ’ m h til Mr*. THH* fordan.
lection of taxes would be more
the Russio-British boundary treaty
Mr*. I.itio Whiting
( iti.-irdi.in.
\^/:i >1 '
Fnz .i t; \i.i>
than a year and a half alter the fying-
Clerk.
In the great exhibition room of1S24.
assessment, and the taxes upon
Thomtou William»,
M. Fitzgerald.
S ilent, Or., Jan. 22.—The House
equal spare will be allotted to each
Colonel Lynch, who fought with
the assessment made in the Spring
< 'Imrch \ titioiiiH'cmeiits.
At’<irnc> .it l.»"i,
x »»ary Fill'll«:.
committee on agriculture met to­
countv desiring it for the display of the Burs, has been convicted »f
of
1903
wouid
not
be
¡»aid
until
but-. Notarial and Real Ertale
day and decided to make an ad-
its products and resources and the treason by a British Court
the Fall of 1901.
verso report on Burleighs' one-mile
distribution of such descriptive sentence»! to death.
Era elice.
On tli»» sceoml,
limit sheepgraiing bill. The sub­
printed matter as it may forward
Burns. Oregon.
A peaceful settlement of th
Heavy ruins in Southwertero for the jmrpose, each county to
Sundays of each
ject has become a live issue in
inice
in
Masonic
building
Venezuela
ditliculty has been ef­
Oregon
product;
the
highest
water
Pr« neb-
have equally ’lair show
many parts of Eastern Ortgon and
fected.
in
years.
every second Sumlav
a formidable movement has devel­
ihe board of trustees ask the
Henry M. Teller has been re-el. < -
The Panama [canal treaty has citizens of each county, atthecurli-
M.
oped
against
the
unrestricted
use
i
R. D. Burrow, M. D
ted
senator from Colorad»».
been
signed.
of
the
ranges
by
lurge
bands
of
est
day
possible,
to
have
prepared
At the Presi»» terian church
Physician
and
Surgeon.
sheep
Tho
small
stockmen
think
a
map
of
each
countv,
showing
Burns, Rev. A. J. Irwin pastor.
townspip lines and drawn to scale
Divine services the third and fourth jflF'Dllicc at Burns Hotel, Rooms. their interests are jeopardized, and S tate of O hio ,C ity of T oledo .»
L iscas C ounty
i
of miles,on which shall be designat­
Sundays of each month at 11 a, in. I and 2. ».'alls answered anv hour some of the cattlemen arc of the
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that ed all streams, county roads, rail­
opinion that anything dctrimeutal
and 7:30 p. nt. Sabbath school at day or night.
he
is senior partner of the firm of roads, if tiny, navigable waters, ii
to the sheep and wool industry
10 a. tn. »'very S ibhith morning. Burns.
Oregon
F.
J.
Cheney «V Co , doing business any. harbors, if any, mountain
must be beneficial to them
Preaching services at the Baptist
__ a
“ I have made a most thorough
in
the
City of Toledo. County and ranges, with principal elevations,
The session ol tin* committee to­
trial of Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral and
•hurc.'i every 1st and 2irl Sundays,
State
aforesaid,
and
that
said
tiim
day was attended by till the rep
ati»l by appropriate coloring and
am prepared to say that for all dis­
morning nn»l evening. I Sunday P M JORDAN.
eases of the lungs it never disap­
rese ilntives from the Twenty-first will pay the sum of One Hundred note defining the location of lands,
points.”
school every Sunday nt 10 • i. m.
'and Twenty eighth Representative Dollars for each and every case of suitable for grains, ilax, hops,
J. Early Finley, fronton, O.
I'citi'ti 'al ¡.and Surr< r/or.
prayer nieetmg every Thursday
Catarrh that cannot be < lire 1 l»v fruits and the like; also grazing
Burn««, Orison, Districts, by A. M Kelscv, Repre-
evening.
sentative Phelps and A McGreer. the use of Hall's Catarrh Cure.
lauds, mineral lands, timber lands,
Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral
Frank -I. Chenev.
Services nt. Christian Science
of Wasco, and by 11. E. llvnds. ex-
arid sections, ami such us are
won’t cure rheumatism;
I Tail, corner cist of the Batik, every g W MILLER.
sec retar vol'the Oregon \\ «»ol Grow­ S-voni to before me and subscrib­ available to irrigation; also the
wc never said it would.
Sunday nt 11 a. m. and S p. m.
ers’ Association. All were opposed ed in my pr» sence, this 6th day o location of water powers? if any,
It won’t cure dyspepsia;
Service Wednesday evenings at 8.
to the Burleigh measure, which December, A. D. 1*'S6.
cities au l village«, with number
we never claimed it. But
A. W. Gleason.
Everybody is invite I to attend
provides ''that it shall be unlawful
of innabitants and school in »*ach,
it will cure coughs and
seai
.
•
Notary Public.
these services.
Hr any persons owning nr having /------ \
and such further information as
colds of all kinds. Wc
charge of any sheep to beni the
first said this sixty years
Hall's < atnrrh Cure is taken in­ may be of public interest. These
Ongouinn and hell's,
same,
or
permit
tin
nì
to
be
herded
maps
are
to
be
sent
to
the
bureau
ago;
we’ve been saying it
to < i l:i»: \ < ot.n ix om : imi
ternally. and acts dinetly on the
ever since.
Jorgensen, optician, jeweler ami Take Laxative Broun» Quinine on toe landò or possessory claims blood ami mucous surfaces of the at Portland, where a set of uniform
Three iue>: IV Me.. St. »lUnn*»».
stationer.
T ablets. All druggists refund the of other p'rsons, or to herd the syslem. Send for testimonials, fr«e. maps will be prepared for use by
Consult ynwr «kh’tor. If I*» «ays take ir,
This paper and The Chicago money if it fails to cure. E. W. same »»r permit them to graze upon
F. J. Cheney »V Co.. Toledo, O. tlm bureau, utni the originals rt
then «io m he s-tws. !f h* tell* you not
V» take it, then >i.*i»'t t»K« f. He kuows.
unappropriated
lands
within
one
turned.
With
each
map
should
Weekly Inter Ocean >1.50 for one Grove’s »»goaturu is on each box. ♦
Leave it with him. We nre witlimr.
Sold by nil Druggist, 75c.
i
IYER CO.. Lowell, 31 mm .
mile of the dwelling bouse of the Lluli’s Family Pills are the best. be sent a concise statement, i
yeai. “Special deal”
2 23c.
Geer& Cummins
T. G. CO.
'W,.. ' ■
(
A Cough