Local and General.
Oregonian and limns. $2.<K)
K<*mp Hardesty ia down from
Hilyies Valley.
Alva Springer was up from Nar­
rows yesterday.
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Proper Compounding
Mrs. Newt Lewis ia a guest ut
the Cottage Hotel.
George Curtis, of Narrows, was
upon busiiK'ss Monday.
Joe Lamb, of Drewsey, waa H
visitor in town this week.
Of prescriptinna ia no child'« play.
Frank Pinyard waa in from
It requirwi coiiRGientiooa oaro un«l
Juntura
on business thia we«k.
accurate knowledge of drugs and
their rdutloan to wu’li other. Wo
Mr. and Mrs. I. II. Holland re-
take no honest pride in the purity turned fJom Ontario this week.
of our drugs, at.d the skill and ac­
Yard cleaning and gardening
curacy with which we compound
will soon be the order of the day.
Lem on your physician’s order.
Al Sutherland ia in from the
Crane Creek section for a few days.
Jorgenson has a complete line of
H. W. WELCOME X (JO.,
stationary;
school supplies; books,
Proprietors.
etc.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ivy of Nar-
rows, were visiting in Burns this
week.
Burns Drug Store
HARNEY VALLEY ITEMS.
SATURDAY, »I tltCH L'K. 1903.
Track T Mims To M ret.
The Burn* Aiuatuer Athletic
Club has opened correspondence
with ttieCunyon City Track Team
with a view to meeting that team
in an athletic conU'st to be held in
Canyon City in May. Following
is a letter received from Canyon
City bv Earl Bwoek in answer to a
letter asking for a friendly contest
between the two places;
My Dear sir: Your letter in re­
gard to an athletic meet whs hand­
ed to me by Irving Hazeltine.
It afforded us much pleasure to
see that the subject is receiving
such general recognition, and we
would be pleased to arrange a meet
ho far as we are concerned. If you
are in a position to bring over an
all-school team, composed of young
gentlemen ami ladies who attend­
ed school anywhere in Harney
I
County for at least three months
since the first of last July, we will
try to get up an i.il-Grant County
aggregation sometime in .May.
In case we arrange for games we
would probably be able to meet
you in baseball, basket-ball, girls,
and field and track events. If you
intended the meet should be be­
tween the young ladies and gentle­
men of the town regardless of their
school relations, it is possible that
we may arrange for that.
We will l>e pleased to hear from
you again, and assure you that wo
will do all we can to arrange a
meeting between the teams.
Very truly yours,
C. J. .M c I ntosh .
From a talk with some of the
boys we learn that though definite
arrangements are not yet complete,
a team will be selected and put in
practice for the occasion.
For a bilious attack take Cham­
berlain’s Stomach and Liver Tab­
lets and a quick cure is certain
For sale by H. M. Horton, Burns ;
Fred Ilaincs, Harney.
It’s a real pleasure to wear the
fine fitting clothes made by Strauss
Bros., America’s Leading Tailors,
Chicago. They’re so reasonable in
prices too. Robinson it Walton,
will take your order.
Freighters are enroute to the
railroad after the big Spring ship­
ments.
Geo. W. Hayes has opened a law
oilice in the room adjoining the
meat market.
A. Venator 1ms purchased a
large number of cattle in this vicin­
ity the past week.
This paper and The Chicago
Weekly Inter Ocean $1.50 for one
year. “Special deal”
Adam George, of Lawen, was do­
ing business in the c ty a couple
of days «luring the week.
Charley Lewis left Thursday
morning for Portland, where he
expects to remain permanently.
Lee Caldwell returned last Sat­
urday from a trip to the railroad.
He reports a pretty rough trip in.
We are informed that a meat
market is soon to lie opened in the
building now occupied by the post-
oflico.
J. II. Oard came up from Lawen
Wednesday on business in connec­
tion with the estate of the late J.
W. Kelso.
Harry Clendenen
day from Buchanan
he has been working for George
Buchanan.
Frank Holliday, Edward Miller
and Notie Oard, of Drewsey, came
oyer yesterday on business before
the land office.
Ora Hill, who has been at-
tending the Business College, took
his departure Tuesday, for li is
home near Harney.
Rodney Buckmaster, foreman
for E. If. King the Happy valley
sheepman, spent a few days in
Burns during the week.
Will II. King has disposed of his
interest in the Ontario Democrat
to J. II. Gregg, and will devote his
entire time to the practice of his
profession.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. McMullen,
of Drewsey, are guests at the
Anderson Hotel today. Mr. Mc-
Mullen is over to make final proof
on bis desert claim.
President Roosevelt will arrive
in Portland at 2 o’clock in the after­
noon on Thursday, May 21, and
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that will spend the entire afternoon and
he is senior partner of the firm of night in Oregon’s metropolis.
F. J. Cheney <fc Co., doing business
Governor McBride, of Washing­
in the City of Toledo, County and
ton,
has vetoed the bill recently
State aforesaid, and that said firm
passed
by the legislature of that
will pay the sum of One Hundred
Dollars for each and every’ case of state appropriating $50,000 for the
Catarrh that cannot be cured by Lewis and Clark Exposition.
the use of Hall’s Catarrh Cure.
Archie McGowan, Ed Martin,
Frank J. Cheney’.
Geo. Dunsmore, William McKin­
Sworn to before me and subscrib­ ney, John Sweek and Hank Felton
ed in my presence, this (»th day o went to Narrows Monday for a
December, A. I). 188(1.
few days stay with the water fowls
A. W. Gleason,
of that vicinity.
seal
Notary Public.
WAGONS! WAGONS I
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken in­
We will sell you a Mitehell,
ternally. and acts directly on the Rushford or Webber Farm Bed
blood and mucous surfaces of the Wagon ;
system. Send for testimonials, free.
Steel Skein $85.00
F. J. Cheney Ar Co., Toledo, O.
34 „
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90.00
Sold by all Druggist, 75c.
3J „
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10500
Hall’s Family Pills are the best
Send your orders to us, O. C. Co
S tate
O hio ,C ity of T oledo ,?
L iiscah C ounty .
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of
If you are in need of glasses con­ Sonllieaeiern Oregon Artesian
H asina.
sult Jorgenson tlfe optician and
jeweler.
The following regarding artesian
Marvin McGee is ill with pneu­ basins in southeastern Oregon is,
monia at tiie home of his mother ( taken from the preliminary report'
I on the aubject, now in press, bv
in thia city.
About the 1st of March we will begin "taking stock*' and
N. IJ. Carpenter Inis purchased Prof. I. C. Russell of the United
will until that time close out many useful articles for lest
the Hayes residence west of the States (ieological .Survey,
than
actual cost. We need room for our Spring Stock. The
In the report three artesian ba­
court house.
sins are noted in this part of the J cash and room is worth more to us than the goods, the more we
Carrol Cecil, of Silver Creek, was stute : “the Of is artesian basin, in
sell the less we have to invoice. Now is the time to secure
among the visitors in the city dur­ Otis valley, about G miles north of
bargains. Call and see if we don't mean business.
ing the week.
Drewsey; the Harney artesian
William Wooley, foreman at the basin, in the broad valley in which
Diamond ranc|i,if in town under He Malheur and Harney lakes; and
medical treatment for rheumatism. the Whitehorse artesian basin, sit­
uated about 10 miles east of the
Ed. Caldwell who we reported
high er portion of Stein Mountain.
seriously ill last week, is able to
“Olis Valley is a structural basin ■
Hit up, though still confined to his
in which about 1900 acres are now
room.
under irrigation, and in which
MONMOUTH,KORROON.
A. house-to-house canvas just about 10 or 15 square miles of good
Graduate« ot the School are in constant
completed shows Prineville to baye larul ar«« below the probable arte­
demand at .salaries ranging from *40.00 to
188 residences and the population sian hea«l suggested by the eleva­
*100.00 f>er month. Students take tiie
to be 820.
«late examination« during their course
tion ut which warm springs come
in the school and.are prepared to receiv«
The Silver Lake Bulletin is the to th«.1 surface.
State
Certificate* on graduation.
latest journalistic effort,
Wm.
‘‘The Harney artesian basin em­
Expense* range from *120.00 to *175.00
Holden of the Prinevelle Review braces roughly the region drained
per year.
and W. A. Bell are the publishers. by streams flowing into Malheur
Strong Normal courae and welt equip­
ped Training Department.
and
Hurney
lakes,
and
includes
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Vanderpool,
The fail term o|«na*Sept. 10.
of Prineville, were in Burns Wed­ perhaps two-thirds of Harney !
For catalogue etxiiaining full Informa­
tion. address
E. D. RESSLER,
nesday enroute to the home of the County, the length of the basin
or J- B. V.^Bntler, See’y
President.
latter’s brother, A. Venator on north and south being about 135
miles, an«l its breath east and west
Crane Creek.
approximately 50 miles. A rough
James A. McCune, a former resi­
estimate based on the general map
dent of the Lawen section, hut
of Oregon indicates that the area
now located at Weiser, Idaho, ar
within which aitesian water may
rived in Burns yesterday morning
be expected in this basin is about
on a short business trip.
l(MX) square miles, but this in­
W. E. 72I3CH. Prcprtatcr.
All county wurrants drawn on cludes Malheur and Harney lakes
the road and building funds regis­ and the swamps bordering them.
BEST OF WINES. LIQUORS AND CIGARS.
tered prior to March 20. 1903, will
“The Whitehorse artesian basin,
be paid on presentation at the containing perhaps 30 square miles
ff^“Drinks mixed to suit your taste. Courteous treatment guaranted
County Treasurer’s oflice.
of good land, lies east of Stein
Mr and Mrs Robt. Moffett, of Mountain. The apparent shape of Your patrunage Solicited.
Drewsey, are guests at the French the rocks beneath the valley and
Hotel. Mrs Moffett came over to the presence of warm springs seem
receive medical treatment fur to warrant a careful test of the arte­
rheumatism from which she has sian conditions of the valley with
been suffering for some time past. a reasonable expectation of obtain­
The Oregonian of recent date ing flowing water.
states that a movement is on foot
Mr. D. P. Daugherty, well known
looking towaids the disposal of all
throughout
Mercer and Summer
lands held by the W. V.A C. M. W.
counties,
W.
Va., most likely’ owes
R. Co., to Eastern parties. Should
his
life
to
the
kindness of a neigh­
the pending negotiations fall to
bor.
He
was
almost
hopelessly af­
materialize it is Haul that the lands
flicted
with
diarrhoea;
was attend­
will be placed on the market in
ed
bv
two
physicians
who
gave nim
small tracts the coming summer.
little, if any, relief, when a ueigh-
Atty. Geo. II. Cattanseh and Joe bor learning of his serious condi­
Combs, of Canyon City, were visit­ tion, brought him a bottle of Cham­
ors in Burns Saturday. The latter berlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diar­
is after the superintendency of the rhoea Remedy, which cured him in
Blue Mountain Forest Reserve, less than twenty-four hours, For
a;id the object of his visit was to sale by H. M. Horton, Burns; Ered
enlist the sympathy of the local Haines, Harney.
I
politicians in his behalf. It is
stated he has a strong supporter in
The Chicago Weekly Inter Ocean
Representative Williamson.
is the only weekly newspaper pub­
Bruce Gray, who recently made lished in Chicago in connection
a trip to the Silver Lake and Burns with the great daily papers. It
countries, on a horse buying trip, contains a judiciously selected
was taken seriously ill with pneu­ summary ot the news of the nation
monia on his way home from and world, the best stories, home,
Burns, and was obliged to stop at farm, woman’s, and other special
the home of Hiram Gibson, where departments, and fair, ^.triotic,
he is confined to his bed. At last able editorials, written from a Re­
accounts he was getting better, and publican viewpoint. It is by far
bis many friends hope that his the best general newspaper ot the
rugged constitution will carrying Western States. The regular price
him rapidly through his illness to for the Weekly Inter Ocean is $1,00
health.—Prineville Journal.
and for the Harney Valley’ Items
Petitions for the referendum on $1.50, but subscriptionswill be re­
the appropriation for the Lewis ceived at this oflice for the two
and Clark Centennial which is to papers in combination for one year
be held in Portland in 1905, were for only $1.50.
receivedin Burns this week. There
Stomach Trouble.
is small likelihood of theirreceiving
“
I
have
been troubled with my
much attention here. Though one
stomach
for
the past four years,”
of the fartherest counties from the
ears
I).
L.
Beach,
of Clover Nook
site of the proposed exposition,
Farm,
Greenfield,
Mass.
“A few
the people recognize the benefits it
days
ago
I
was
induced
to
buy a
will bring to Oregon and indi­
box
of
Chamberlain
’
s
Stomach
and
rt tly to this section. Should the
Liver
Tablets.
I
have
taken
part
matter be referred to a vote of the
of them and feel a great deal better.”
people it will undoubtedly succeed
and the delay the referendum If you have any trouble with your
would occasion should be avoided. stomach try’ a box of these Tablets.
You are certain to be pleased with
Here is an editor who has come the result. Price 25 cents. For
for your new Fall garments. It is the only proper
close to hitting the nail on the sale by H. M. Horton. Burns: Fred
and satisfactory way of buying your dotlies.
head. He says: ‘The newspaper Haines, Harney.
Make your selection from the tailoring line of
I
Eat.
field is a wide field, and full of
1877
roses and thorns. When you roast
Jorgensen is still to the front I
Good tailors for over a quarter esntury.
the preacher the ungodly smile;
with low prices. Call and see his
You’ll find a world of pleasure in wearing the
when you roast the ungodly the line of watches, clocks, jewelry,
clothes
made by Strauss Bros —faultless in style,
preacher smiles, If you roast the I stationery, etc.
fit,
finish
and materials. They’re so much better
saloon man the teetotler smiles;
than
the
ordinary run of clothes, yet prices are
Oregonian and Items, $2.00.
when you roast the teetoller the
astonishingly
low and you’re perfectly safe in
saloon man sets ’em up. If you
ordering,
because
if garments are not satisfactory,
swear you are a wicked man, and
you needn't take them. We will be pleased to
if you pray you are a hypocrite. If
snow you samples—Call
For
Infanta
and
Children.
you have an opinion you get cussed
and if you don’t have anv you are The Kind You Have Always Bought
a nonentity. Most people kr.ow a
Bears the
great many things; the journalist Signature of
is expected to know everything.”
f
LL
Z
Lunaberg & Dalton
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
The Capital Saloon
Have your measure taken
Strauss Bros«,
CASTOR IA
Chicago