I
SlTl'KDAY JI XKil I'kXI.
POPULARIZATION OK TAXA-
T1ON.
every jierson who enjovs the pro­
tection of the National, state,
county and citv governments
should contribute to the expense of
conducting them.
A man who
helps supi>ort an institution,
whether it be public, semi public
or private, feel« more ot an interest
in it than he otherwise would
When every voter is a tax paver
more general attention will be paid
to all public questions. Since the
exemption law has beeu rejwaled,
the numlier of taxpayer* will la-
much larger, and the tax burden
uponjrval property will lie lighter
to the extent that jwraonal proper­
ty is added to the assessment loll
If the new arrangement prove not
to be satisfactory to the majority
of the people, the exemption law
can be re-enacted at the next ses­
sion of the Legislature.
It i« a
fact worth mentioning that the re­
peal did not create any snrh
general protest as might have beer,
expected.—Oregonian.
t'lianiber of Coiniiierce Repré­
sentât lx<■» Iteturii
I S. G<i>r ami N. I . C.tr| i iiler,
rvpreseiilalive* of the Burn« Cham
ber of (. nuimerve, returned ytmler-
•lay from a consultation with Maj"r
B<mta at Prairie City.
From an
interview with Mr. (Jeer, Major
Bonta'a railroad proposition i* s»
follows: (hi the completion of the
railroad from linker City to Prairie
City, lie wants Bums to ,-oie bonds
to the exletil of ♦ UHl.tMHl to assist
in the extension of the lit e to this
place.
He estiuiatas the cost of
extension to Burns at
and while Burns is raising her
share he will float the bonds f-»r
the balance. Surveyo"« are al-
ready locating the line from Bakrr
City to Prairie City and bond* in
the turn of 42,500,(KM1 have been
tloated in New York City for it« I
eonstruetion. Major Bout* will la­
in Burns next Saturday when the
matter will receive the attention el
the Chamber of Coninierc« ami the
exact conditions of the proposition
«ill be more fully explained.
I Rvliiai kalili’ Kcroril.
Chiimlwi Inin's Cough Remedy
bus a remarkable record. Il lias
been in use for over thirty years,
during which time inanv million
Iwltles have Iw-vn sold ami Used. Il
has long been the standard and
main reliance in the triatmenl of
croup in thousand* of homes, vet
during all this time no case has
ever been rrportisl to the manufacl-.
urers in which it failed to effect n
cure W lien given a« soon as the
child becomes hoarse or even as
siMin as the eroupy cough n|>|w*ara.
it will prevent the attack.
It is
pleasant to take, many children
like it.
It contains no opium or,
other harmful substance and mav
l>e given as confidently to a babv
a* to mi adult. For sale bv II. M
Horton, Bums. Fred Haines, Har­
ney,
1
The repeal of the law which a'»
lowed every householder an exemp­
The Kind Yon Have Always Bought, and which has horn
tion from taxation of personal
in u»e for over 30 year», has borne the alguatnre of
property to the amount of 4300
mid has boon uindo under hl* |M-r-
will not work a very material hard­
aoniil
I m I oii since Its Infancy.
Allow no one to<l«'ccl«o you lu this.
ship upon any one. At the same
All Counterfeits, Imitation« nnd •• Just-us-Hoo.1 *• tire hut
time, properly to the amount of
(experiments that trllle with ami endanger tlic heultli of
over 4*4.000,000 will be added to
lufauta luul Children-Experience imalied ExpcrluiouU
assessment rolls of the several
counties of the state.
This will
mean a slight lightening of the
burden of taxation upon property
CaMorlii is a linrinlean «ubatltuto Air <-U‘tt»r Oil, Pnro-
that has been assessed i i the jasl,
goi-ic, l*ro|M and Muotltliiir Nyriip«. Il la l'IeqMiut. Il
«mutalii* iicitlier Opinili, Itlorpliliio noe trtlicr NnreoCta
and the additional burden will Iw
slittatane«*. Ita nge 1« Ita guumiittw'. Il desila», i kt orina
so widely distributed that no ooe
limi iilhiya l'everUliueaa. Il vitrea liinrrliii-u ami WI im I
It's a real pleasure to wear the
need feel it. Since the repeal of
Colie. Il rellcves T'eotliltig Tmnblc», cure» Colteli|Mitlou
tine titling clothes made by Strauss
the exemption law. practically all
unti l'iiituleiiey. Il assimilate* Ilio I' imh I. regiilutea Ih»
Bros , America's Leading Tailors,
property is subject to taxation,
Mloimicli iiik I Itowels, irivinir lienltliy unti nnlitml sloop.
Chicago. They're so reasonable in
Tlie < lilldrx-n's Puiiiieeti The Mntlicr*» l'rleml.
and the burden of government
price« too. Robinson A A alien,
1
may be said to be more evenly dis­
Additional Ixwalw.
will take vour order.
GENUINE
ALWAYS
tributed. The exemption was de­
signed as a special privilege to
Boars tho Siguuturo of
Married.
families of small means, but there
Celebrate in Burns,
Air D 1*. Daugherty, well known
Mr. L. B. Springer ami Mrs.
is room for doubt whether those
throughout Mercer and Summir
M. FitzGerald is ou a business Emm* E. Ash were united in counties. W \ a . most likely owes
who really need such an exemption
marriage at the Cottage Hotel
secured as much lenetit from it as trip to the railroad.
his life to the kindness of a neigh­
Wednesday inort-ing. June 3 l'.h).l.
did those in comfortable circum­
James F. Mahon was in the city­ at Idoelock. Rev. A. J. Irwin ollie- bor. He was almost hopelessly af-
stances.
ffi< ted with diarrhoea ; was attend
yesterday on business.
I ialing. The bride and groom will
In Oregon it has been the nrac
ed bv two physicians who gave mm
G. O. Hendricks, of I.awen is in I make their home on their ranch little, if any, re.ief, when a Urigli
tice to assess property at from one-
near Cord. Malheur county.
We
In Use For Over 30 Years.
third to one-half of iis real value, town on business today.
bor learning of his serious condi­
join in extending congratulations
▼» « naaivawa ••»**»**. t» avaur •*•««?, atw »•••
so that an assessed valuation of
tion. brought him a laittleofCham-
Dr. H. S. Brownton, the dentist,
4300 means an actual valuation of left this morning on a professional
Iwrluin’s Colic, Cholera and Diar­
Want IiiformutIon
about 1600. Very ftw families of trip to Canyon City.
rhoea Remedy. which enrol him in
Harney \ alley Items,
the class upon whom a small tax
less than twenty-four liouis. For
Chas. Brittingham has com-
Burns, Or.
would be felt as a grevious burden
sale by H. M Horton, Burns, Fred
menced the erection of a residence
Will you kindly for­
have property t, this amount. On
on his lot south of J. C. Foley's.
ward us some extra copies of your
the other hand, many who have
issue of .May 23, con'amii g write­
I
personal proj<ertv of much greater
Henrv Blackwell has returned
up of Harney County.
We want
value manage tocover it all with from the railroad where he has
them for prospective home seekers
the exemption, and they get the been looking after stock shipments
We have very little literature on
benefit of more than the law an­
your county but have a numlier of deputy stock insjiector for llarm-v
Stonemasons
have
commenced
ticipated. If the net result of the
inquiries.
Your truly
i County. Oregon :
exemption law could be accurately work on the foundation for John
Oregon Inhumation Bureau.
Oemherling
’
s
new
store
building
A. B Colenbaugh
Burn*
de’ermined. it would quite likelv
Portland. Or . May 29. 1903.
1 John Jenkins... ............. Smith
be found that the rich or the well- south of the bank.
Dick Smith........................ Andrew»
to-do derive moie benefit from the
1!. E. Thompson has been ill the
Tliauks!
N kwt H ooven .
exemption law than do the poor.
past few davs. and we are informed
In its last issue the Harney Val­
Stock Inspector.
The exemption law is founded that his physician says he has the
Our fee returned if we fail. Any one sanding sketch and description of
ley Items of Burns has a very
upon the best of purposes, and in spotted fever and pneumonia.
ativ invention will promptly rectivo our opinion free concerning the patent­
creditable write write up of Burns
theory it can be easliv defended to
ability cf same. ••How to obtain a patent” sent upon request. Patents
In the election held in the First and Harney County.—Vale (ta
the satisfaction of the great major
secured through tis advertised f r sale at our expense.
lette.
itv of the people. During ihe hard Oregon District Monday. Binger
1 stents taken out through us receive special
without charge, in
times it was undoubtedly a bless­ Hermann, republican, was elected
A numlier of wool sale« were
Tin: P vri xt Itzcoun, an illustrated and widely circulated journal, cuusultud
** I h«»e kept Ayer's Cherry Pec­
ing to many poor families, though to Congress over A. E. Rennies. made the latter nail of last week
by Manufacturers and Investors.
toral in my house for a great many
the exemption of one man's proper democrat, by 2,4<JO.
year«. It is the beat tnedume <n
in Weiser al priers ranging close
Send for sample ropy FREE. Address,
i
the world for cougha and cold«.''
ty threw a greater burden upon that
The Canyon Citv basket ball to 15 cents per pound. A. G. But
J. C. Williams, Attica. N. Y.
VICTOR J. EVA MS £ oo„
of another man. who was perhaps girls will not take j**rt
in the eon- terfield s<>)d 41*» sacks at 14 J cents:
(Patcut Attorneys, :
no better able at the time to stand
John Neely sold 250,<X)0 |>ounds at
test at this place July 3.
All
serious
lung
Evans
B'/tiding,
WASHINGTON, D, C.
it. Even now the law has much to
14 cents; E. A. Vansicklin, 4<M>
the substance of a phone
troubles
begin
with
a
commend it, and it is doubtful
.sacks at 14 cents. Th»se sales
just before going to press.
tickling in the throat.
whether the Legislature intended
were made to John Johnson, repre­
You can stop this at first
its repeal. Bui in these prosper­
Uncle George Duncan, of Silver senting Hallowell, Donald A Co.,
The bar is supplied with nono
in a single night with
ous times, when every man has or Lake, arrived in town todav from of Boston.
but the very best brands of
can have work al good wages the Lawen. On account of the high
Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral.
Wines. Liquors and ('«riamateli
All Oregon east of the Cascade
vear round, the removal of the ex­ water in the Chewatiran he was
Use it also for bronchitis,
drinks,
and the ( hoir» at Cigars.
mountains
has
been
declared
a
emption will not injure any one. uuable to secure the catfish with
consumption, hard colds,
It cannot be said that the removal which it was purposed to stock bishopric and the Rev. Charles J
Your patronage solicited.
and for coughs of all kinds.
I
O'Reilly ha- been made bishop ami
of the exemption does an injustice. ’ Silvi»« River.
Tkrm Sm lk . * . II. AM »**tt'*<*
Courteous treatment t«> all.
will have charge thereof.
Arch
f >r strict justice requires that each
F.
R.
Dorman,
who
came
to
Corner
north of |Mistoffice
bishop Christie and all the bisho|e>
shall share in the task of maintain­
this
place
thia
spring
in
cow
of the not rh west recoin mended the
ing the social organization. In­
LEE CALDWELL
for his promotion of O’Reilley.
Baker
deed, there are many reason why l>anv with his eon
health, died at the home of Chas City is to be the seat of the new
Proprietor.
McPheters. Toe+dav morning from bishopric.
HIS
cancer of tbc bowels. The deceas­
The recent marriage
master ’ s
a couple ot cripple*,
The Chicago Weekly Inter Ocean
'd was 70 years of age and his
■« of
voice
each having only half
is
the only weekly newspaper pub­ I
home
i«
in
Lawrenceburg.
ImiiaiM.
the proper ccsnple-
ment of arms
The remain« were embalmed and lished in Chicago in connection
and legs, was
are awaiting disposition by rela­ with the great daily pipers, It
W. E. 7&I3CH. Prcpristcr.
note! by the
press as a ” con-
tives. Ji is thought they will be contains a judiciously selected
nulwal curi* *
shipped to his home for burial. summary of the news of the nation I
ity." But who 1
notes the mar­
and world, the beat stories, home,
riages
which
farm, woman's, and other sjiecial
Drinks mixed to suit your taste. Courteous treatment guarantee!
occur daily in
which both par­
“Loot or Strayed. Mot Stolen.** department«, ami fair, patriotic,
ties are cripples
aide editorials, written from a Re­
Your patronage Solicited.
in health.
Crippled health
publican viewpoint. It is by far
Editor Items,
means, as a rule, in­
the beet general newspaper ot the
sufficient nutrition,
Sir: Inasmuch a« the Western Slates. The regular price Il
and lack of nutrition
points to disease of
walking representative of your es- for the Weekly Inter Ocean is ♦ 1 .(MJ
the stomach an 1 di­
teemed(’)cotemporary has seen fit and for the Hnrney Valley Items
gestive and nutritive
tract.
Doctor Pierce’s V/jZWl
to take particular pains to bring 41 50, but subscriptions will be re­
■And. XKnve On«» Cent
Th« Victor Talking Machine hold« ir»t
Golden Medical Dis-
(lace. It l»ok bixheaf 9*»ard at the HtUfalo
mv name before its readers us one ceived at thia office for the two
covery cures diseases
Buy a postal card and send to The New York
'«n*Ameri< in I rp «itlon.
of the stonach and ”**jg
THS UICTfJR ia boat b^enuavt
connected with the prosecution of papers in combination for one year
Tribune
Farmer, Nt-iv York C'itv, for a free
Victor
rcri.rd
<D*<
•
are
Bit
a
ad
in<ic«t
rue
ti>
other organs of digestion
ble -n<> «st to era it or break off.
a case in the recorder's court last for only 41.50.
and nutrition. It enables
specimen copy.
Victor rc r r • gi e prifeet reproduction*
the perfect nourishment
the human *ui«e «<• .nd* aa I hotagh luc aiHgvr
week, I ask apace to say that I
The Tribune Farmer is a National Illustra­
were present in p> r«on.
of the body, and so build*
Victor re orJa contain all that ia.be'1 in
would have become an obliging
it up in sound health and strength.
Stoniarli 'I rouble.
mn«irtoraf -fy and h-inar
wit»< b oi it feptw-
ted Agricultural Weekly for farmer* ami
dured by i> • other talking ma. bin«.
■I had been a great wSr*r from Indige-tion servant to an "ever suffering public”
“I have been troubled with my
Victor« < -’•( 4T/7.5O ’ ■ .f 50. The new
their families, and stands nt the head i,f the
f >r the la« nine year, - write- Mr* Margaret
rlp;<i arin Vi<.'<r tbc Utcat irnpro»« .'< i'( •
h-inrle. of Owing« Mill* Baltim ore Co . Md.
if I had taken steps to have the stomach for the past four years, »•
|22 JO to S-1-9. S«n» C. <> D »a -I’-
agricultural press. The price is 41 IN) |M*r
" I wa* meh a wreck it seemed death wa, near.
pru«ai to any place on the Padhc <_o«al.
I. it lo-4ay can aav I feel tike another woman. I ‘ bug-house" reporter of the alxive
I
says I). L. Beach, of Clover Nook
Mend for Catalog««.
year, but if you like it you can eei-un. It with
1 have received much and lason- goal fr-im r*r
Pierce a Golden Medical Piacovery and F *mrite referred to imposition, taken care
Farm, Greenfield, Mass. “A few
SHLRMAN, CLAY & CO.
vour own favorite local newspaper, The
r -seriptio-i
I h ive taken twenty five bottle* in
all. and followed the advice of Dr K V Pier-e
of by thestaleoflicials of lhe'aaylutn days ago I wm induced to buy a
Steinway Plino Angtlui Piano Player
and am happy to aty that life 1« worth bring
ITEMS, nt a bargain.
Both pajiers 41 51).
Haw. A thousand thank, for your treatment.*
General Muik Oealeri
whose business it is tn care for such •<ox of ('hamlierlain's Stomach and
Send
money
and
oidrr
to The ITEMS.
Kearny
and
Sutter
Sts.,
San
franciKO
Do not be cajoled into trading a st h-
persons, but of course this is a bit Liver Tablets. I have taken part
eta ice for a shadow.
Any substitute
offered as "just as good” a* "Golden of News that is not new, hence it ofthi m nnd fre] a great de-il better.”
Medical Discovery" is a shallow of that
would lie a repeiitionof wbut every If you have any trouble with your
medicine. There are cures behind every
claim made for the " Discovery."
one already knows and unworthy stomach try u box of these Tablets.
Cwres Grip
The Common Sense Medical Adviser, of publication in his 2x4.
5 ou are certain to be pleased with
is Two Bay*.
inoS large pages, in paper covers, is sent
Very respectfully
free on receipt of twentv one one-cent
the result. Price 25 cents. For
stamps to [nv expense of mailing on v.
Lee
Caldwell.
sal*
by II. M. Horton. Burns; Fred
Seven Minion boxes soM in past 12 months.
This signature, ^*
bo*. 25c.
Address Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
Burns, Or , June 5, 1903.
Haines, Harney.
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CASTORIA
The Kind You Have Always Bought
^GUARANTEED
Bronchitis
The
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Bar
The Capital Saloon
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TALKING
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sent
c.o.d.
IF YOU ARE A FARMER
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