Local and Gonoral.
Bargain« at Jorg«n»en'«.
Oregonian and Item«. *'2.00
M. If. Brenton 1« in from the
I* ranch.
Jam«» I’iric, of Cow Creek, was a
visitor Tuesday.
Th« Fireman'« Ball last night.
i
was well attended.
Win. B*«nnelt was down
Silvi«« W«dn«»day.
Of prescription« in no child'« piny
It requires conscientious care and
««curato knowledge <jf drug* and
their rdatmu» to each other. We
take an hotmet pn<i<* in the purity
of onr drug«, and th« »kill «nd ac-
cutacy with which w« compound
I m - iii on your phvaiciau's arder.
Burns Drug Store
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WELCOME JI < <».,
I* r«i|>rl«*(urs
HARNEY VALLEY ITEMS
h a rti itu t y, acuii , i« iwii
from
L. B. Springer cam« up from
Narrows Thursday.
Rad llowscr, of Harney, is in
the city for a few day»
R. Hankins. Sr., of Silvi««, W«H
down Wednesday on land bu«in«««
William R usmc II, of lla-ncy, was
in the city on huiine»» Wednes­
day.
A Wiiitnrmeier, of Silvi««, wo»
in town »everai day» during the
wi-ek.
Fay and Sid Comcgys were in
from the Wugontire «action Wed­
nesday.
Al Weatherly and Joe Lamb, of
Drewscy, sru »(lending u few day»
in the oily.
Born, to the wife of Henry Good­
ie« al Harney, April 12, P.M)3, a
daughter.
Joe Bankcrfour, vaquero fore­
Iloti A E. Reame«, of J«elinon­
man at the White Horse ranch, is
vili«, h .« been nominatcd by (he
• Burn« visitor.
• le- ..«frate for Congros m thè Firsl
George Tetreau and family have
Distrvt
moved to the Jacquctuin ranch
The last report of th« Superin­ •outliwcat of town.
tendent of the Oregon »talc insane
Mr. and Mr« M. FitzGerald are
a» v lorn give« th« number of horn« from a trip to Ontario and
patient« in that institution at 125t’<, other railroad point«.
of which HM) were male- and 370
Thia pa|>er and The Chicago
fein a lew
Weekly Inter Ocean 11 50 for one
Three outil 1« are al work sinking yeai. "Special deal"
artesinn well« n«ar Snake river,
west of Caldwell
There «re al­
ready some eighteen flowing well»
in that vicinity. They range in
depth from 140 to 1000 feet
mid the flow i« from 25 to 75 inches
of water.
Lytle is the newest luwnsita
platted in the Dcachut«« country,
and i««itualed a<iout one-half mile
north of the Deschutes postoffice.
It is surveyed, platted and has
been iucor|»>ratvd, and is in all
probability the offieial townsite of
the Columbia Southern Railway.
He «linpcd upon the slippery
walk and slid for half a square,
and wildly »tuck hi» l«g» ami arm»
at angle» in the air: and everybody
tin the street held up to hear him
swear. But when lie rose without
a wi r I, just merely looking glum,
the crowd resumed it» wav, agliart,
not knowing he wae dumb.
Ix>u Bradfield, foreman of the
Company ranch on 1'iue Creek,
was a visitor thi« week.
F. A. Ford, traveling representa­
tive for Richet A Co, of Portland,
arrived in Burns yesterday.
Clifford Landingham arrived here
last week from Prineville and hai
leased The Capitol barber shop.
Jorgensen is »till to the front
with low prices. Call and sec his
line of watches, clocks, jewelry,
stationery, etc.
J. Cecil, »on of Carroll Cecil, of
Burns was in our city Wednesday
on his way home from Corvallis.—
Priceville Journal.
Mi»s May me Cozad w as a pas
»«tiger on Tuesday's Canyon City
»(age, and is a guest of her sister
Mrs. William Farre.
Frank Jordan returned thia week
from Happy Valiev where he baa
bean doing some surveying.
< omni« lice in «-lit E vere!«e».
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The coiomencement «Berciaea of
I
' th» Citizens Busin«»« College will
U
Circuit Court will convene here b« held the evenings of th« 27th,
Monday.
From present Indica­ 28th ami 21Hh of this month, and
tion« lb« term will b« short.
About the let of March we will begin *' taking stock" and
pri paralion« are being made for th»
will until that time Close out many useful articles for less
I’. Mitchell, a recent arrival front grandest time in the history of the
Illinois ha» Isnight out the re»- I college.
than actual cost. We need room for our Spring . Stock.
The
taiirunt south of The Windsor
Following i» th« program :
cash and room is worth more tu us than the goods, the more we
Bar.
Monday evening, 27tb—Citizens
sell the less we have to invoice.
Now is the time to secure
evening.
J. J. Himerville on be­
I). 11. Smyth ami son«, Claude
bargains.
Call and see if we don't mean business.
and Cor», were in from Happy half of th« College will deliver the
Valley this week on business be­ address of welcome. Hon. A. W.
Gowan will respond on behalf of
fore the land office.
the public. Following will be
The Island ranch vaquaros under short addresses by Rev. G. W.
Foreman Brandon were in town Black, Atty Dalton Biggs and Rev.
this week te-ing enroute to the A. J Irwin.
mountain» with a bunch of cattle.
Tuesday evening—An oratorical
Dr. Franei« M. Teller, a late ar­ contest for a medal by the gentle­
MOXMOLTH.rOKKON.
rival in Burns, and Miss Ada man «tu<!«iit». Hix boys will enter
Oraduate* ot th« School ar« in cooator t
Smith of thia city, were united in the contest.
damand »t.ulari«» ranging from >40.00 to
marriage at the Cottage Hotel last
Wedneadav evening—A literary
>100.00
month. Students take tl>e
Saturday evening, Rev. A. J. Irwin contest for a medal by the lady
Mtatefe«a«iination« during their courts«
officiating,
fctudonla, closing with the award­
in Um m hool and ,ar« prepared to receive
State ('ertiHcates oil graduation.
Mrs. Ellsworth Brown came in ing of the diplomas by Hon. I. H.
FtpenM-s range from >1^0,00 to >175AJO
this week from Barren Valley to Geer, president of the incorporation.
per year.
Also
a
short
address
and
[
khiii to
Strong Normal coarse and well equip­
consult v physician regarding her
ped Training department.
eye«. She was accompanied by the students by Prof. M E. Rigby.
The fall term openn5iept. 16.
Mrs. Madge Leonard will have
her mother Mr«. M. H Keaweard.
h'.«r . a'alogm« containing full informa­
charge of the music fur the entire
tion. addrea*
E. 0- KESSLKli.
Sheriff Allen left thi« morning program. Vocal ar.d instrumental
or
J
B.
V.;tf
atler,
See'v
Preaideut.
for Venator’» to subpoena Fled Hill music will be iuterspersed with the
who i« wanted as a witness in cou- program of each evening and a
test over the city marshalship musical treat is expected.
which will probably bn among the
The public is cordially invited to
first cases to be heard at thia term attend these exercise«. There will
of court.
be no collection or charge for en­
Charles and Bert Preston, former trance. and every effort will be bent
W. E. TXISCH. ?rtyri«t«f.
resident« of A'aitsburg, Wash., but to make it the entertainment of
now traveling for a cigar and a the year. Come one, come all.
--------BF.MT OF WlJIltf. LIQl'OitM AMI» CIGAIW.
grocery house respectively, were
Jury
List.
were doing business in Burn« yes­
fWDrinks mixed to suit your taste. Courteous treatmeat guaraaCed
terday. They are old friends of
Following
is
the
regular
jury
Joe Caldwell of this city.
panel drawn for th« April term of A'our patronage Solicited.
J. O. Cawlfleld and Fred Byer» Circuit Court for Harney County:
left Tuesday to commence work on J C. Beattv,
Denio.
th» new Stenken Water wagon M. M. Doan.
road. Messrs. Cawlfleld and Buch­ Dan Defenbaugh,
anan who have the contract for Jus. Catlow,
grading the h>ad expect to com­ L. F. l>enio.
plete their work by July 1.
Andrews
Geo. A. Smyth, Jr.,
A Chicago house is sending out Chas, Turner,
♦»
Smith.
little poster« which read: "Boost. J. R. Jenkins,
Burns,
Don't knock. If you can't speak W. B. Parker,
well of a fellow—keep mum." These 8. F. Tyler,
1»
little (Misters come gratis. Get one P. M. Cheney.
•>
Narrows,
ar.d pa»te it in your hat and when W. A. Campbell,
Lawen,
Walter Gray,
that one wears out get another.
F.
\V.
Cummins,
Diamond
Skip Whiting is carrying his
arm in a sling the result of a horse Dean Horton,
Burns,
falling with him yesterday while J. C. Creasman,
riding in the hills. The arm was Jesse M Bunyard,
I.awen.
dislocated in lite shoulder joint M. B. Haye»,
Crune,
C.
A.
Bonnett,
ami he was compelled to ride 25
Dave
Turner,
It
miles before he could get assistance
John
Carv,
»•
the injury giving him considerable
Drewsey
Tom Delaney,
paiu.
J. M. McMullen, '
V«
Sell and buy all you can at A. J. Johnson,
home. Stand by Burns* enterpris­ A. B. Marks,
ing merchants. Do all you can to Wm. Fredricks,
V»
beautify the town and your own Albert Altnow,
property. If you have means in­ Dave Miller,
vest in something that will give J. G. Holebos,
Van,
employment to somebody, This is Geo. Howe,
,,
the way to build up a town and J. M. Farrens,
make it prosperous.
Mrs Frank Turner will leave
Monday to join her hu»liand who is
working for John Jenkins, the
Happy Valley sheepman.
Receiver Chas. Newell, of the
Mr !>. I’. Daugherty, well known
ItM-al land office left on the Canyon
throughout Mercer and Slimmer
Local niuiiods have la-en tnak.
City stage Wednesday, morning on
counties, W \'a . most likely owes
ing
themselves pretty busy biner
an offieial trip to Baker Citv.
Ilia life (0 the kindlier» of a neigh-
the fishing season opened, and a
II E Thompson and Sam Par­
lior. He w«e almost hopelessly af-
numlierof tine strings of trout have
llii led with diarrhoea ; was attend­ rish returned Wednesday from a been brought to town. The chan •
ed bv two physicians who gave iiim few days absence in the mountains pion fishermen thus far are John
We did not learn the
little, if any, relief, when a ucigh- north.
Robinson, the pioneer barber, who
object
of
their
mission.
l»ir learning of his serious condi­
knows how to throw a hook as well
tion. brought him a bottleofCham­
Jorgensen willdi»|K>se of his en­ as wield a razor, and “Cy"Ankeny.
berlain's Colic, Cholera and Diar­ tire- stock of watches, clocks, jewel­ Tuesday at Martin's dam they land­
rhoea Remedy, which cured him in ry,
books and stationery at ed 30 beauties which when dressed
less than twenty-four hours, For cost. He means business. Call weighed 42 pounds.
sale by H. M Horton, Burns; Bred and sett him for bargi-ins.
Haines, Harney.
Millinery:
For a bilious attack take Cham­
Finest
display
of Millinery,
berlain's Stomach und Liver Tab­
S tats : ok O hio ,C itv of T oi . kihi ./
Ribbon.
Applique
and Silk».
lets and a quick cure is certain
L i ' hi as C ovntv .
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Call
at
the
home
of
Mr«. G. W.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that For sale by IL M. Horton. Burns ;
Cu m uiina.
Fred
Haines,
Harney.
lie is senior partner of the firm of
F. J Cheney A- Co., doing business I It’s a real pleasure to wear the
Court Stenographer \V. J. Cole­
in the City of Toledo, County and tine fitting clothes made by Strauss
man returned Thursday from Vale
Slate aforesaid, ami that said firm i Bros., America's Leading Tailors, where he has been in attendance
will pay the sum of One Hundred Chicago. They’re so reasonable in
upon circuit court. The docket
Dollars for each and every case of | prices too. Robinson A Walton, there, Mr. Coleiuan says, was quite
Catarrh that cannot be cured by will take your order,
ler.gthy ami he was compelled to
the use of Hall’s Catarrh Cure.
Marcellus Bonnett, a resident of return home before c.mrt adjourned
Frank J. Cheney.
Burns, ami a relative of Prof. E. E. as he had some work to do here be­
Sworn to lieforc me and subscrib- Orton, ofourcity visited with the
fore court opened Monday.
He
<«d in my presence, this (¡th day o latter in our city Friday. He was
says Geo. Lee, who killed a man
Decemlier, A. D. 1880.
on his way home from a trip to at Jordan Valley last Summer, was
A. W. Gleason,
Shaniko,—Prineville Journal.
found guilty of manslaughter and
Notary Public.
recommended to the mercy of the
WAGONS! WAGONS t
We will sell you a Mitchell, court, and that Jasper Griffith
Hall'» Catarrh Cure is taken in­
ternally. and acts directly on the Rushford or Webber Farm Bed charged with assault with intent to
kill on John Ralston at Nyssa some
blood ami mucous surfaces of the Wagon ;
weeks ago was found guilty as
3| Steel Skein $85.C0
system. Send for testimonials,free.
charged.
Neither of the prisoners
'.10(H)
F. J. Cheney A- Co., Toledo, O,
•H ..
had
received
sentence when Mr.
105
00
Sold by all Druggist. 75c.
Coleman
left
for
home.
Send
your
orders
to
us,
O.
C.
Co
Hall's Family Pill» are the beat
Lunaberg & Dalton
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Stomach Trouble.
“1 have been troubled with my
stomach for the past four years,
says D. L. Bench, of Clover Nook
Farm, Greenfield, Mass. “A few
days ago I was induced to buy a
box of Chamberlain’s Stomach and
Liver Tablets. I have taken part
of them and feel a great deal better.”
If you have any trouble with your
stomach try a l>ox of these Tablets.
You are certain to be pleased with
the result. Price 25 cents. For
sais by IL M. Horton, Burns; Fred
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