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Local and General.
Mill Nettie Steele, of Greencastle
Mo., was registered at the French
Hotel this week. She was enroute
Oregonian and Item». $2 tX>
to Happy Valley where ah« lias
relative*.
Newt Lewie is up from I.swan.
Atty. Dalton Biggs hna purchas­
Ed. Jordan was up from l.awiin ed the Rutherford ranch north of
Thursday.
town. We understand that he will
W. J. King, of I.awen, was upon tak. up his permanent residence
on the place soon.
business Wednesday.
J. D Billingely, of Ontario, waa
Usiley Haves was up from I.awen
among
the arrivals this week.
He
on laud business Thursday.
is here looking after some law
F. Crowley, of I.awen, was doing matters he lias coining up in the
business in town Thursday.
circuit court at this place noon.
CM prescriptions is uo child'« play
Chairman Grant Thompson of
N II. <'nr|>anter left Wednesday
Il requires aoueciantious cars and
the
Republican County Central
on
a
brief
visit
to
the
railroad.
accurals knowledge of drugs mid
Committee, and Mrs Thompson
their ralatious to each other. We
Mr. and .Mrs. Link Hutton wrre were guests at Mr. and. Mrs I. S.
take «<• hoaast prills la ills purity
visitors from Wagoutire Ibis week. Goer's Thursday. Mr Thompson
of our drugs, si.d ths «kill and so-
curacy with whisii wn eoui|iouiid
Ham Greves,, of I.awen, was a was in to mike annual proof on
h«<iu ou your physician's order.
visitor ons day during the week. his desert claim.
George Tucker, foreman of the
Ben Cozad is driving stage be­ French Glenn Coni|>sny's ranches
tween Melschan statics aud Burns. at Barton I^keand in Happy Val­
11. W. U KIXM1NK a CO.,
C. F McKinney returned last ley, and wife have been spending
HruprieTun.
Sunday from an extended trip the week in Burna, The latter who
has not been well this winter came
East.
for medical treatment.
Jorgenson has a complete line of
A dispatch from Baker City to
stationary, school supplies; books,
the Oregonian of the Sth. says the
etc.
HirituutY. APittt. II. i «< b
“Sumpter Valley Railroad Com­
Julius Chandler, of Wsrm pany has placed an order for 7U0
< httiart*» Ar|fya
Springs,spent a few days in the city tana of steel rails to be used in con­
J M Vaughn, formerly deputy ibis week.
structing the firat section of the ex.
sheriff of Harney county, is in the
Thus Howard has assumed his tension of the road from Whitney
«•tty, the guest of hie old- Hme friend.
duties a« janitor and gardener al to Burna, ¡Iarney County."
(Iso. A Wright.
Lakeview Herald: Mrs. Win.
the court house.
8. H Williams, the O-B stags
Burns, a daughter of Mr. and
man, is in the city
While in
This paper and The Chicago Mrs. Green Linville, of this place,
lloiao last wixtk hi* purcbasud an Weekly Inter Ocean Al AO for one arrived here from Burns, Or«., last
elegant coach, to lie used between year. “Special deal”
week. Mrs. Burns had a rough
Ontario and Vale.
trip
having come by way of Prioe-
C. P Rutherford has gone to
lUvc Carey, under the «u|M-r Ontario to look over that section vtiieand Silver Lake, and came in
vision of M N Fegtly, is becoia* with a view of locating there.
on tbe Northern stage from Paisley.
iug quite proficient as a harness
The fire department will give a
Mrs William Farrs who has
maker. Ds re asya lie ca i now
dance at Loeber'e Hall next Friday
make a sat ri»{, ami hopes ere been seriously ill for the past few night, April 17. for the purpose of
long to lie able to make the days, is now slightly improved.
raising funds to build a cistern at
thread snap like nil old "vet" at
Yesterday was Arbor Day. It the intersection of the streets
the bueiuraa when be draws a was also one of the most disagreea­ southwest of the courthouse. As
Stitch.
ble days of the past two months.
this is a matter of general interest
to all the dance should receive
A certain preacher was striving
One hundred and twenty years
to »how his congregation the won- ago today notvd the cessation of liberal patronage.
At the last regular meeting of the
ilrrful works of ciration
"The hostilities between the colonial and
Burna
fire department it was de-
eaiue Creator," he said, "who made British forces.
cidcd,to
organize a ladies auxiliary,
the tad mountain also made the
Jorgensen
is
still
to
the
front
and
a
committee
waa appointed to
low foothill; ths same Creator who
ma ir the mighty ocean mad« the with low prices. Call and see his solicit and aid in its organization.
rivulet coursing down the moun­ line of watches, clocks, jewelry, It is hoped that the ladies will
join earnestly in tbe movement
tain aide, and the asms Creator stationery, etc.
who made m« alao made a daisy,”
Fred Haines, the jovial poat- and thus create an enthusiasm
| master and mercbaut al Harney, among the fire “laddies” that has
In consonanas with its name, the
was doing business iu the county i hertoforebeen lacking.
New Ides Womans Mag. line for
Easter Sunday this year falls on
seat yesterday.
May pi nee ills many novel features
April 12. somewhat later than last
We are informed that parties year, March 30. The date of
in dressmaking and in every do*
parluiriil ot domestic Interest. it from Bowling Green, Kentucky, Easter regulates that of all the
opens with a charming |**per by are negotiating fur a lease of the . movable feasts of the year. Thus 1
Constance Fuller McIntyre u|>on Oregon Hotel.
Ash Wednesday occured February
“ The Marriageable Age,” Emma
John IL Jenkins, the Happy , 25, Passion Sunday, .March 29, and
A .< I’nor in- writes a lx ml New York’s Valley sheepman, was in town | Palm Sunday April 5th. Easter
Chinatown delightfully, Katherine Tuesday looking for men to assist Sunday ia always the first Sunday
i-ouiee Smith tells of the new fad, him through lambing.
after the firat full moon after the
"Cal shows end Caltories,” Nancy
Spring
equinox.
Thus Wir.gfield has purchased
Hall line "The Living Boom" for
John
Martin who has
been
her theme; and Ebon Rexford the Jack Scarf place on the Island,
circulating
a
petition
to
raiae
funds
This place
presents 'Garden Gossip” in his consideration $1'200
to pay the expense of stockiug
live
years
ago
add
for
$300.
authoritative manner. In addition
Silvies River with catfish, tells us
Frank Jordan is engaged in mak­
to these sfieeial feature«, the several
that the amouul has nearly all
departments are attractively set ing a plat of the Sisson property in
l>een subscribed. Tbe fish are to
forth, and in short stories and verse Pueblo Valley, which we under­
be brought from the Chewatican
there is unusual variety and super­ stand is to lie placed on the market
and a>e to tic of the blue variety,
ior quality. The New Idea pat­ this summer.
called “Channel cal.”
Uncle'
terns otfer« many tempting oppor­
Jorgensen will dispose of his en­ George Duncan of Silver Lake is to
tunities to the home dressmaker.
tire slock of watches, clocks, jewel­ furnish the fish.
ry, books and stationery at below
In the examination held at the
For a bilious attack take Cham­ cost. He means business. Call
close
of the third scholastic term
berlain’s Stomach aud Liver Tab­ and see him for bargains.
at
St.
Joseph’s Academy at Pendle­
lets and a quick cure is certain
ton last week, John Caldwell, of
For sale by II M. Horton. Burns;
Millluery!
thia city, stood well to the front
Fred Haines, Harney.
Finest display of Millinery,
receiving an average of 93.4, in a
Ribbon, Applique and Silks.
S tate or O hio ,C itv of T oi . kiio J
class of 97. Only one excelled
Lt'Nl'AM Cot STV.
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Call al the home of Mrs. G. W.
withan average of 95.5. In ad­
Cummins.
Frank J, Cheney make« oath that
dition to his high grade he received
he is senior partner of the firm of
a medal for his excellent scholar­
Il’s a real pleasure to wear the
F. J. Chaney A Co., doing business
ship. Young Caldwell is but 14
in Hie City of Toledo, County and tine lilting clothes made by Strauss years of age, but will complete the
State aforesaid, and that said firm Bros., America's Leading Tailors, eighth grade al the end of the
will pay the sum of One Hundred Chicago. They’re so reasonable in present school year which closes in
Dollars for each mid every case of prices too. Robinion A Walton, June.
Catarrh that cannot lw* cured by will take your order.
Mr. I). I’. Daugherty, well known
the use of Hall's Catarrh Cure.
“Blutch” Smith, colored pianaist throughout Mercer and Summer
Frank J. Cheney.
and chief evening attraction at the counties, W. Va., most likely owes
Sworn to hefore me and subscrib­ Windsor Bar.’dc[>arted Monday for
his life to the kindness of a neigli-
ed in my presence, this (’»th day o pastures new, much to the disap-
lx>r. He was almost hopelessly af-
Decent I st , A. D. LSSCi.
|M>intment of a large patronage of tlicted with diarrhoea; was attend­
A. W.Gleason.
this ¡topular rot rest.
ed bv two physicians who gave nitn
J hkai .
Notary Public.
little, if any, relief, when a neigh­
WAGONS! WAGONS i
We will sell you a Mitchell, bor learning of his serious condi­
Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken in­
ternally. and acts directly on the Rushford or Webber Farm Bed tion, brought him a bottle of Cham­
berlain's Colic, Cholera and Diar­
blood and mucous surfaces of the Wagon;
rhoea Remedy, which cured him in
3 j Steel Skein $85.00
system. Send for testimonials, tree.
less than twenlv-four hours, For
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90 00
F. J. Cheney A Co., Toledo, ().
sale by H. M. Horton, Burns; Ered
3| „
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10500
Sold by all Druggist, 75c.
Send your orders to us, <). C. Co IKines, Harney.
Hall's Family Pills are the beat
Proper Compounding
Burns Drug Store
HARNEY VALLEY ITEMS.
John T. Whictler, a government
civil engineer who ia looking over
th« irrigation possibilities of East­
ern Oregon, arrived in Burns Wed- j
nesday to make a preliminary ex- j
amination of the site of the Silvies
river irrigation project in order to
report to the department a» to its 1
feasibility, upon which report de­
pends whether or not we are to :
receive a government irrigation
system in this valley. Mr Whist- '
ler spent Thursday meeting citizens
and talking over the subject.
Friday morning accompanied by
I. H. Geer, he left for Silvies Valky
to look over the site of the big
reservoir. He will return today
and tomorrow will take a drive out
into the valley. He will also visit
the Silver Creek section and prob­
ably sections of Crook County.
.4 bout the let of March we will begin "taking stock" and
will until that hme ciote out many uteful article» for lest
than actual cost,
We need room for our Spring ‘.Stock.
The
cash and room it worth more tu ut than the goods, the more we
Now it the time to »ecure
sell the lest we have to invoice.
bargain».
Call and»»» if we don't mean but me»».
Lunaberg & Dalton
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STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
MONMOLTH.tORF.GON.
UraAsaZxs «4 the School a»« in constant
Heman i al.wlsriss ringing from $40.G0 u,
$100.00 per month.
Students take ttia
MstsfeMednsdoS« ¡during their courss
in the school and jire jrrepared.to receive
State Certificate« un graduation.
Etix-nses range from $130.00 to $175 OS
per year.
Strong Normal course and well equife
ped Training Department.
Tbe tail term openv^Hept 10.
For catalogue containing full informa­
tion.address
E. D. KESSLER.
A Remarkable Record.
Chambei Iain's Cough Remedy
hits a remarkable record. It has
been in use for over thirty years,
during which time many million
battles have been sold aud used. It
has lung been the standard and
main reliance in the treatment of
croup in thousands of homes, vet
during all this time no case has
or J B V." ft at Lev. Sec* y
President,
ever been reported to the manufact­
urers in which it failed to effect a
cure. When given as soon us tbe
chil<i becomes hoarse or even as
eoon as the croupv cough ap[>ears,
it will prevent the attack. Il is
pleasant to take, many children
W. X. TXWCE. VrqwUtsr.
like it. It contains no opium or
other harmful substance and may
------- BUT OF WIN EK, LIQL'OHM AID Ci G ARAL--------
be given as confidently to a baby
as to au adult. For sale by H. M.
Drinks mixed to suit your tute. Courteous treatment cuarautod
Horton, Burns; Fred Hames, Har­
ney.
Your patrunage Solicited.
The Capital Saloon
The Chicago Weekly Inter Ocean
ia the only weekly newapa|>er pub­
lished in Chicago in connection
with the great daily papers. It
contains a judiciously selected
summary ot the news of the nation
and world, the best stories, home,
farm, woman's, and other sjiecial
departments, and fair, patriotic,
able editorials, written from a Re­
publican viewpoint. It is by far
the beat general newspajier ut the
Western States. The regular price
fur the Weekly Inter Ocean ia $1,00
and for the Harney Valley Items
$1.50, but subscriptions will l»e re­
ceive«! at this otlice for the two
pa;>ers in combination for one year
for only $1.50.
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Stoniaeli 'trouble.
"I have been troubled with my
stomach for the past four years,”
save D. L. Beach, of Clover Nook
Farm, Greenfield, Mass. “A few
Jays ago I was induced to buy a
l»ox of Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets. I have taken part
of them and feel a great deal belter.”
If you have any trouble with your
stomach try a box of these Tablets.
You are certain to be pleased with
the result. Price 25 cents. For
sals by II. M. Horton, Burns: Fred
Haines, Harney.
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Miller & Thompson,
Successors to R. A. Miller «t Co.
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Stock Inspectors.
Notice is hereby given that I
have duly appointed the following
deputy stock inspector for Harney
County, Oregon :
A. B. Colenbaugh....................Burns
John Jenkins.................... Smith
Dick Smith.......................... Andrews
N ewt H oover ,
Stock Inspector.
ESTRAY.
Lost one two-year old cow with
calf. Brand, on ribs OO, and 7 on
one hip and 7*2 on the other. I will
pay $5 reward for her recovery.
Fred Mosier.
Izee, Oregon.
Have your measure taken
for your new Fall garments.
and satisfactory way of
your clotlies.
Make your selection from tbe tailoring line of
Stop the Cough
and Work oft'the Cold.
Strauss Bros«, wh Chicago
Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets
cure's cold in one day. No Cure,
N 3 pay. Price *25 cents.
Good tailor« for over a quarter century.
You’ll find a world of pleasure in wearing the
clothes made by Strauss Bros.—faultless in style,
fit, finish and materials.
Oregonian and Items, $2.00.
They’re so much better
than the ordinary ran of clothes, yet prices are
astonishingly low and you’re perfectly safe is
ordering, because if garments are not satisfactory,
CASTOR IA
you needn't take them.
We will he pleased to
show you samples—CaO
For Infants aud Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
ROBINSON & WALTON
Bears th«
Signature of
It is the only proper
buying
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