Harney valley items. (Burns, Grant County, Or.) 188?-19??, July 25, 1903, Image 1

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Reliable.
The Best Advertising j
Medium.
Graite3t Valloy of Eastern Oregon.
Harney Valley Items.
NO.35
BURNS. OREGON. SATURDAY. JULY 25. 1903.
VOL. 19.
i
PEACE MUST BE KEPT
Oowrrtior
I'roclnuuitlon
H<u**rclli>g Hauge Trouble.
They've tuozle a wireless tele
graph, a horseless carnage, too,
and there*« no telling a hat th'-
mind of man can do. We’ll soon
be eating henle»« egg, and drinking
cowl»«« milk, and wearing clothe«
of shf-eple«« wool or mayhap
wormlees silk. How would you
like • treeless peach, or a piece of’
bogle«« pork? I'd tie content if
they would invent a workl«-«» kin«i
of work. They’ll yet make wire­
less telephones, or maybe, noisier»
noise, and I’m ufraid if they keep
on they’ll yet mukk «ladle»» boys.
—F«-attle Commonwealth.
OREGON NEWS
Items of Interest G atti erect From
1*1 Itèrent Part« of tlie State.
A San Francisco dispatch says:
The fl 1,(XX),000 paid Harriman by
Senator W. A. Clark for the south­
ern end of the Oregon Short Line is
tc I m * used by him to extend that
line in Oregon and Idaho. It is
said he has arranged to open an en­
tirely new country in Central Ore­
gon. The proposed extension in
Idaho will be in the nature of a cut
off and will shorten the distance
between Montana towns and San
Francisco and Portland via the
Harriman lines (over 2<X) miles.
It will cut in two the distance be­
I tween Butte and Boise City. A
tunnel
two miles long through the
I
mountains
near Salmon City in
'
Idaho will have to be constructed.
William Porter, exCity Marshal
of Union, bus been appointed a
warden in the State Penitentiary.
John Minto, of I’ortlatid. is re­
Ha rd* art of Every Doocription.
ported to be an a«pirant to the
office of ('cited States Marshal of
HIM**
OHEGON
' has assured the local authorities in
Alaska.
that «eelion of the state of his read-
Congressman
Hermann has
ineaa to take such measures ax may
Every community owe« the1 promised to work for a $500.000
lx- necessary in order to prevent
for the improvement
prime duty of support to its local appropriation
'
lawlessness, destruction of proper­
of
the
Tillamook
bar.
pre»«. If a man can ufford to take 1
ty and murder. In pursuance of
Mr. I). P. Daugherty, well known
Frank C. Baker, ex-state printer,
milv one pap< r he should take his
that policy he today issued the fol­
throughout
Mercer and Summer
has
been
elected
chairman
of
the
home pajier. If he can go faither
lowing priK'lamation :
and take a daily, let that be but republican stale central committee counties, W. Ya.. most likely owes
Whereas, complaints have been
the supplement to h.s county paper. to succtcd W. F. Mathews, resign­ his life to the kindners of a neigh­
and are being made to me that in
bor. He ws« almost hopelessly af­
The old Greek adage, “know thy ed.
certain counties in the eastern por­
self.” should be expanded into
A dispatch from Salem says that | flicted with diarrhoea ; was attend­
tion of the state, notably in Grant,
“know thy neighbor«,” and the from the present outlook the $100. ed by two physicians who gave nim
Baker,Crook, Wheeler and Harney,
way to <lo this is to support your (XX) appropriated bv the last Leg is little, if any, relief, when a neigh­
i Counties, threats to «io injury to
home
paper. There is no better or; lature for the payment of Indian bor learning of his serious condi­
And Kn-vc One Cent
life and properly are openly in-1
more
helpful
asset to any county War Veterans will lack $5O,(XX) of tion. brought him a bottle of Cham­
Buy a |a>atnl card ati«i wild to The New York
dulgcd in, and serious conflicts are
berlain’s Colic, Choiera and Diar­
than
a
good
news
pa|»er, tilled with; being sufficient.
Tribune Farmer. New York City, for a free
i imminent between the owners of
rhoea Remedy, which cured him in
neighborhood
news,
ami
dealing
specimen copy.
cattle and «beep lieeatiae of differ-!
Assistant Postmaster Tracey of lees than twentv-four hours, For
with all issues of common interest i
The Tribune Farmer is a National Illustra-
Baker City, han b^en dismissed for sale by H. M. Horton. Burns; Ered
, ences as to their tespective rights
as the weekly press usu ;lly does.
tmi Agricultural Weekly for farmers and
carelessness. Tracey has been in Haines, Harney.
Ion the public ranges unless the I
i —Atlanta Constitution.
their fuiuiliea, ami alatwla at the head of the
{greatest vigilance is exercised by
, the office a« postmaster and a .sist-
ngriculftirul prca». The price is $1 (X) |wr
aot since 1S68. A ¡<etition is be-
{ the local autherities,
The Chicago Weekly Inter Ocean
For a bilious attack take Cham­ ; ing numerously signed bv residents
v< .»r, but if vou like it v>>u
can secure it with
a
Therefore, in the hope that such
is the only weekly newspaper pub­
berlain
’
s
Stomach
and
Liver
Tab
­
your own favorite local liewepafier, The
I of Baker City to have him re-:
calamity tuay be averted, and our
lished in Chicago in connection
ITEMS, nt a barf aim Both papers $1 50.
»late saved from thediscredit which lets at d a quick cure is certain ,tained.
' with the great daily papers. It
For
sale
l>v
H.
M.
Horton,
Burns;
hM-tid money und order to The ITEMS.
would attach to it in the event of
The largest tree in Oregon was 'contains a judiciously selected
Fred
Haines,
Harney.
such cot:tlict as appears (ossihle, I
felled receutly to be sent as a curi­ summary ot the news of the nation
do earnestly appeal to the several
osity to the World’s Fair. It was and world, the best stories, home,
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
WAGONS! WAGONS!
District Attorneys, Sheriffs, Con­
the Aberdeen Spruce, and stood . farm, woman’s, and other special
We will »ell vou a Mitchell. nearly 3tX) feel high, 40 feet around '
stables and other officers in said
Hi too* I. xiuk No 70, K <>( I*.
departments, and fair, patriotic,
counties to whom is entrusted the Rushford or Webber Farm Bed and 1 IS feet from the ground to the | able editorials, written from a Re-
Mewl« every rtiuiwlay night.
F M Jordan. C.C.
i enforcement of the l«w and the pro­ Wagon ;
first limb. I's age is calculated at 1 publican viewpoint. It is by far
«. M.>tlu r»l» «-l, K of It. H.
tection of the life and property of; 3j Steel Skein ♦ «5.00
440 years,.being a good sized tree the best general newspaper ot the
PHOTOGRAI HER
9000
the citizen, to exercise the greatest
3} „
when UoluiuuuS discovered the Western States. The regular price
BURNS CHAPTER. So. 40. O. E S.
105 00
vigilance an<l care that no overt acts
* * 2 »•
.»
land that was afterward called for the Weekly Inter Ocean is 11.00
Meeta second and fourth Monday of
It urn a. Oregwii.
I of lawlessness are indulged in by j Send your order« to us. O. C. Co America.
each luontli in M«*«i‘<' hill, Voegtly
and for the Harney Valley Items
Main St.—opposite Bank.
building
Mm M«ggie Ix-veua, W. M
any of lhe contending factions, and
Mr«. F.uni. e rti.mipoMi, Fee.
The law passed by the last legis­ 11.50, but subscriptionswill be re­
to arrest promptly and zealously; H C. Smith, the new proprietor
lature regulating the storage oL ceived at this ottice tor the two
prosecute all ¡ mtsoiis implicated in of the Red Front livery and feed
Ut'KNH UNMIK. N<> «7. A F. .< A. M
M ARADRN A OKAllY
grain went into effect July 1st.; papers in combination for one year
the violation ot the Ians.
Harn guarantees the best of care of
Heturdavon or brfurc full moon,
for only 11.50.
yualiflrd Ireotlior« f«at<-rn«lly invited.
In the event of any trouble which ail livestock intrusted to his care. Under lhe provisions of this statute .
W I. M«reit«n.
John W Grary.
• . E Kanyon. W. M
F. N. Rieder,
the local authorities are unable to He also has an excellent livery it will be unlawful for anj person His Life Saved by Chamberlain.«
/'hyticiant <(‘ Suryrotw.
Meey.
or firm to receive grain fur storage'
I
('n
Colie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
t
Hum«. Oregon control, an ap|>eal to the state will service at reasonable prices.
IICRNX IXIDGE. NO IIS, A O I’. W.
meet with such resfionse as the law coming to Burns put up at the Red without iirst obtaining a license
Remedy.
g^F’Ollin- »I rvaiileiii'V. 'Plioiw 20.
from the county court and giviug
Mert« »t Brown ball every Friday eve­
“B. L. Byer, a well known cooper
will warrant in the emergency.
Front.
ning
Vi«iti«ig brother« fraternally in-
such bond as that court may deem of this town, says he believesCham-
In testimony whereof, I have
v'tv><. Tlioo. Mager«, IV. M. Cliaa. N.
sufficient. The law covers all berla'n’s Colic, Cholera and Diar­
Cotiirane, Knsirdor.
hereunto set niy hand and caused
DKiQH A Bl OU*.
Hey! Since you are preparing to storage of grain, whether for pay
rhoea Remedy saved his life last
to be affixed the great seal of the commence your harvest how about
It ARNEY IXtliGF, NO. 77. I O <» F.
J w Higgs.
Halloo Bigg«.
summer. He had been sick for a
State of Oregon, this sixteenth ¿ay harness, team harness, chain har­ or otherwise.
MnHasim S*tiir l*v evening. Brown’«
hall
Vieiutig broiher« (ratei iiallv in-
Governor Chamberlain has is- month with what the doctors call
A.llomeyt-al-letv,
of July, in the tear of our Lord, one ness, straps, lines, breeching, col­
vitrM.
Frank <>. Jscfcaoa,' N. G.
thousand nine hundred and three. lars, etc. J. C. Welcome <fc Son sued a proclamation offering a bilious dysentery, and could get
nt axa. okeoon .
C. G. Kniiilt, Se.-retary,
GEORGE E. CHAMBERLAIN, can fit you out with every thing in standing reward of $300. for the nothing to do him any good until
^Office in Bank building.
TID E CIRCLE. NO IOS. WOMEN OF
■ By the Governor:
Governor. this line. They are also the arrest and conviction of each anil he tried this remedy. It gave him
Wood'Vatl. Meet« 2nd and 4tli fiiea-
F. I. Dunbar, Secretary of State. makers of the best saddles on the every person engaged in robbing immediate relief,” says B.T. Little,
day at Brown'a hall. .Mr«. Till!« .Ionian,
yyt III I MH a FIIZUKBAttl
| or attempting to rob any person merchant, Hancock, Md. For sale
Mm. lone Whiting.
Guardian.
coast.
Clerk.
upon or having in charge, in whole by H. M. Horton, Burns; Fred
The outing season has begun. {
Thornton W illiam».
M FiUiershl,
or in part, ar v stagecoach, wagon, Haines. Harney.
Aiu>ru«>-«1 law,
«otsry Public, People ure thinking of going to dif­
Cliurcli AiiuounceSMe'its.
S tate of O hio ,C ity of T oledo .)
railroad train, or other conveyance
ferent places for their annual rest,
L vscas C ounty .
\
l.air, Notarial anti Heal Eitate
Sunday School at Harney the
engaged
in carrying passengers, or Over-Work Weakens
or whst ever you wish to call it.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that any private conveyance within this
Practice.
first Sunday of ea«'h mouth at KI
Your Kidneys.
There is a prevailing and pleasant be is senior partner of the firm of
o'clock, A. M. On the second,
llurns, Oregon.
idea that it is needed. Probably F. J. Cheney & Co., doing business state. No reward will be paid, Unhealthy Kidneys Make impure Blood.
third and fourth Sundays of each
it is. There is plenty of argument in the City of Toledo. County and however, except after conviction.
illice in Masonic building
All the blood in your body passes through
P react h-
month at 3 o'clock I*. M
The easy way to tap central and your
on that side. And yet there are State aforesaid, and that said firm
kidneys once every three minutes.
ing services every second Sundav
The kidneys are your
southeastern
Oregon
by
rail
is
people who get outings continually will pay the sum of One Hundred
blood purifiers, they fil­
at N I*. M.
p M.JOKDAN,
through
the
extension
eastward
of
through their lives, winter and Dollars for each and every case of
ter out lhe waste or
impurities in the blood,
At the Presbyterian church
sum ner, in hot and in cold weath­ Catarrh that cannot be cured by the Oregon Pacific. If Harriuiau
if they are sick or oil
Practical I .and Surveyor.
Burns, Rev. A. J. Irwin pastor.
refuses to assist the Columbia
er, taking it in homeopathec doses. lhe use of Hull’s Catarrh Cure.
of order, they fail Io de
Hurns.
Oregon.
their
work.
Divine serv<«w« the third and fourth
Southern to go up the Deschutes.
.There is a wav of securing recre­
Frank .1. Cheney.
Pains, aches and rheu­
Bunday« of each month at Ila, m.,
ation at home that is vital in its
matism come tom ex­
Sworn to before me and subscrib­ Portland’s salvation lies in the
cess cf uric acid in the
ati«l 7:'ftl p. in. Sabbath school at
¡character.
Perhaps it is not ed in my presence, this 6th day ot Orego.i Pacific extension to the east
blood, due to neglected
10 a. tn. every Sabbath morning.' g W UII.I.KIl,
and a line north via Salem to I kidney trouble.
enough and does not give the de- December, A. I). 1886.
Kidney trouble canses quick or unsteady
Portland. Meanwhile that Oregon
Preaching services nt the Baptist I Notary Public and Conveyancer, | sired change, but it is better than \---------
A. W. Gleason.
heart beats, and makes one feci as though
water
power
railroad
that
is
build
­
nothing
and
has
many
«dements
of
they
had heart trouble, because live heart it
Notary Public.
< SEAL >
church every Island 2nd Sundays, (
MortKSKvii,
Etc., correctly made.
over-working In pumping thick, kidney-
ing
eastward
through
Clackamas
merit
in
it.
There
is
this
anyway.
morning and evening. Sunday
poisoned blood thiouglr veins and arteries.
Office at Store.
Hurns. Oregon.
It is well to always live with sun-! Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken in­ county means something.—Salem
It used to be considered that only urinary
school every Sumlay at 10 a. m.
troubles were to bo traced to the kidneys,
shine in one’s heart, making the ternally. and acts directly on the ' Sentinel.
prayer meeting every Thursday
but now modern science proves that nearly
M A N AG E R W A NTE D—Trust­ best of surroundings, not worrying blood and mucous surfaces of the
Fred Hewitt.postniasterof Ukiah all constitutional diseases have tireir begin-
evening.
worthy lady or gentleman to man­ over imaginary ills n.»r creating system. Send for testimonials, free. has been arrested on complaint of , niiig in kidney trouble.
If you are sick you can make no mistake
Services at Christian Science, age business in this County and
F. J. Cheney A- Co., Toledo, 0. 1 Postoflice inspector Clarke, charged by first doctoring your kidneys. The mild
trouble, but going along smoothly,
Hall, corner enstof the Bank, every ' adjoining territory for well and
and the extraordinary effect of Dr. Krhner't
Sold by all Druggist, 75c.
capable of dropping the disagree­
with a small shortage in his ac- Swamp-Root, thegteat kidney remedy it
Sunday at Ila. in. and 8 p. nt. I ! favorably known House of solid
able and unpleasant and thinking Hall’s Family Pills are the best ■ counts and al«o with using postage soon realized. It stands lhe highest for itt
Service Wednesday evenings at 8. I ’ litiatieial standing. $20.00 straight
wonderful cures of the most distressing cases
stamps for remittances in tlie pay- and Is sold on Ils merits
Everylxidy is invite«! to attend cash salary and expenses, paid each only of the best.—The Dalles
Chronicle.
McMullen the photographer op­ • uncut of merchandise bills in order by «II druggists in fifty-
these services.
cent snd one-dollar siz­
Monday by check direct from head-
posite
the bank.
to increase his accounts of stamps es. You may have a
j quarters.
Expense money ad-1 I
I sold. He was taken before Com­ sample bottle by mail n.«u» << «ña.» n.><
GREAT MILLINERY SALE!
(rec. also pamphlet telling yon how to find
vaneed; |K>silion permanent. Ad-
TORI
O
missioner Haley of Pendleton, last out if you have kidney or bladder trouble.
Big reduction in Ladie«’ and Chil­
II» Kind You Hau
BogM
Iress, Thomas Cooper, Manager,1
Saturday, when he waived exami­ Mention this paper when writing Dr. Kilmer
dren’s street hats, and Children’s Bwntbc
Sc Co.. Binghamton, N. Y.
For Infants and Children.
Signatur»
1030, Caxton Bldg , Chicago.
nation and was IxHind aver to the
trimmed huts. Don’t overlook one
of
Ikin’t make anv nnxtake. big vevnem-
Haw Always
O
Federal grand jury
of the greatest bargains ever offered
J in the sum of berthe
ner ine ranir^
•
ratin', Swainp-Root, «-«.
I>v. ra«>«»«v«
Kilmer's
IM
Kind
You
Have
Always
Bought
This paper and The Chicago
Baur.th«
'$500. Mr. Hewitt was formerly swan.p-Boot, ami lhe adilrcss, Bingham-
• in Burns. Call at the home of Signatur»
Weekly Inter Ocean $1.50 for one |
editor of the Ukiah Sentinel.
ton, N. Y., on every hoWle.
Mrs. G. W. Cummins.
•r
ycni. “Special deal”
Geer& Cummins
IFYOUARE A FARMER
CASTOR IA 'I
Thi Kind You
Bought
, Salem, Or., July 17.—Governor
; <‘hamberlain pri>|«>«es to do all
1 that i« in bis power to preserve
peace among the owners of cattle
land sheep in Eastern Oregon, and