Local and General.
Oregonian ami Items, $2.00.
County court will convene next
Wodneaday.
McMullen the photographer op-
I |»>aitr> the bunk.
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Joe Hector was in from his ranch
at (’row Camp Thursday.
William Russell, of Harney, wu*
over on business this week.
A
SPECIAL SALE
of tooth-picks,
quill and wood, at
The Welcome Pharmacy.
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George Shelley is in from the p
ranch on a visit to hi* family.
Judge James A. Sparrow is home
from it trip to Stein Mountain.
Frank t'alterson, of Lawen, Was
among th* visitors during the
week.
P. H. Gray, postmaster at Lawen,
was in Burna Wednesday on laud
business.
W. J. King, of Lawen, was train-
acting buwincM in the city last
Saturday.
Commissioner R. J. William»
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was
in from Silver Creak Thursday
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on business.
Capitol Barber Shop i
Ever, thing fUl-nlass ami
to-date
R R. Sitz, of Lawen. was in town
We>lnesday making final proof on
his homestead.
Olli Fall line of goods excel
anything ever brought to Burna.
Lunaburg A Dalton.
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W. 1>. Martin and Frank Davis
of Harney, were over on business
the first of the week.
patronage solicited Kouthj
J. IL Card camo up from Lawen
of Capilol Saloon.
a Wednesday on business, and left
Thuisilav tor Harney.
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Herman Ruh, of I.••wen, was in
Wednesday, making proof on his
timber ami stone filing
N. IT. Carpenter and family re­
turned Saturday from Granite,
linker City and Ontario.
P. L Oard, of Lawen, was tip on
busineHs several days during the
week.
Charley King arrived from the
railroad Thursday with u large
consignment of merchandise for
Lunaburg A Dalt.m.
Mrs II. E. Thompson and daugh­
ter left this week for u visit with
her father Joseph Robertson, of
Drewsey, who lias been in poor
health for some time past.
I. Schwartz returned Tuesday
from Whitney with his family who
have been spending the heated
season in Portland and Alaska
All tiie members of the family re­
turn in good health.
Mrs. James M. Dalton and chil­
dren left Tuesday via Hhaniko for
Dalles. Polk County, on a visit
with relatives and friends. Frank
Sigfrist took them *• far as Hhaniko
where they will take the train.
Frank Jackson was down from
the mountains Monday laving in
supplies for another short stay in
the hills. Frank has a contract to
furnish a lot of short poles lor the
Telephone Company which are to
be used for braces.
Mr. and Mrs F. D. Barrows
arrived from John Day this week
and will again make the'- home in
Burns. They were well pleased
with their location, but Burns
furnishes more opportunities for
employment. They will occupy
the residence formerly occupied by
them in South Burns.
M ph Lee Caldwell nnd children,
Mias Dora and Muster John, ar.d
Mrs IL B. Mnce and Miss Vela,
will leave next Tuesday for Baker
City, where the children will be
placed in school for the winter.
Mrs. Caldwell and Mrs. Mace
will return after seeing the young
folks pleasantly situated.
Lunaberg A Dalton will give
away a handsome writing desk to
cash purchasers on September 19.
A ticket will be given with every
cash purchase to the amount of
one dollar, which will entitle the
holder to a chance on this very use­
ful piece of household furniture.
The desk is now on exhibition at
their store. Drop in and see it.
“Till: »ATIBpAC'TOItlf HTOUi
One ol the most popular
SHOES in the Market
WOMEN
For sale exclusively by
BURNS, OREGON
We give traci In if stampa.
It has been suggested that the
citizens of Burna should see at
once to the purchase of a suitable
tract of land for a city park. This
is certainly a timely suggestion
Ontario llem srat.
and
no time should be Jost as all
Eh
in
Marshall,
of
Narrows,
was
Frei Haines ami wife, of Harney
the most suitable tracts are being
in
Burns
last
Saturday
enroute
am in the city.
divided into town lots and will
John D. Daly, president of the home from Barren Valley.
soon pass into the hands of num­
First National Bank of Ontario,
Five days races are announced
bers of individual holders when
was in the city from Browser, Fri­ at Prineville, beginning October 27.
the prices will double. There is
♦ Iltx). in purses will be given
day.
nothing more lieautiful and attrac­
Mrs. Nellie (trace took her de- away.
tive
than a city park, and we can
parture Thursday for her home nt
Rad Howser, of Harney, sp< nt a
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we will,
one that will
Cove, Or., after a plea-ant visit few «lays this week with his brother-
credit to any city and that at a
with her sister Mins Ida Roberts.
in-law, Assessor John E. Loggan
reasonable cost if the matter is
F. H. Newell, John T Whistler, and family.
J. W. Crawford who has been taken in hand now.
II N. Savage and T. B. Lippincott,
Kam Bixley is fitting up a short running a store on Stein Mountain,
Adam George and wife, of Lawen
of the I'. H. geological survey, ar-
was arrainged before Justice of the I were tn town on business Wednes­
order
house
back
of
The
Windsor
rived in the city last evening,
Peac«S. W. Miller, Tuesday on a day. Mr. George has just returned
They were met by ex Congressman which he expect* to soon have open charge of selling whiskey without j from Ontario, where tie has been
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M. A. Moody, The parties will in- to the public.
a license. Ho waived examination to meet his wife who has been visit­
County Clerk Rieder and Leon and was held in $150 bonds to ing her mother in Aimed* County.
epect proposed government react-
Mrs. George also
voir sites in Malheur ami Harney M Brow n returned Tuesday from await the action of the grand jury. California.
made the trip in hopes the climate
a few «lays vacation on I'pper Sil- Bonds were promptly furnished of
counties.
the golden state might prove
vies, and Emigrant.
with IL E. Thompson and IL M. beneficial to her health which was
Ontario Argus.
very poor at the time of her de-1
Mrs. W. W. Johnson ami chil- Horton as sureties.
Alva Boynton has sold his race
parture from .here. She returns
dred
nml
Ed.
Caldwell
returned
horse, Limb of the Law, known as
A dispatch from The Dalles greatly benefited by the trip.
Peanut in this section, to G. E. this week from a two months out­ dated Aug. 24. says: In response
Rev. Charles J. O’Reiily was
Turpin ami M FitzGerald of Burns, ing on Myrtle Creek.
to a telegraphic invitation from F. consecrated bishop of Baker City
for $250. The animal lias liven
Thos Vickers and Charley Craw­ IL Newell, Chief Hvdrographer of at Portland Tuesday. A number
taken to Seattle to be entered in ford, of Harney, arrived from the the Interior Department,ex-Repre­ of invitations were extended citi­
the races there.
railroad Wednesday with freight sentative Moodv will leave to­ zens of this place to be present at
morrow to accompany the Govern­ the ceremony.
for Burns merchants.
Mr. D. P. Daugherty, well known
E. V. Dalton and Walter G.
ment partv through Eastern Ore­
Mrs. H. Volp and children ar­
Sharman,
of Polk County, who
'throughout Mercer ami Summer
gon. They are upon a tour of in­
counties, W. Va . most likely owes | rived this week from Ontario. We spection through localities where were visiting the former’s brother
M. Dalton, a few days last
ilia life to the kindness of n neigh- are informed that Dr. Volp ami National irrigation projects were I James
week,
left
Monday on their return
lior. Il<- was almost hopelvssly af­ family will reside here permanent­ inaugurated bv withdrawals dur­ home.
flicted with diarrhoea ; was attend- ly.
P. L. Oard has purchased Win.
ing the last session of Congress.
e«i bv two physicians who gave nim I Lunaburg A Dalton has just
Lytle's
band of sheep. The parties
Prof. M. E. Rigby, of the Citizen’s
little, if any, re.ief, when a ueigh- j received a large consignment of
were
in
town this week to make a
Fascinators, ladies ; Business College, returned last formal transfer of the stock.
lair learning of his serious condi­ Fall goods,
Friday
from
a
trip
to
Grant
tion. brought him a bottle of Cham­ skirts, and a general furnishing
Andrew Lytle and family were
County in the interest of the Col­
berlain’s Colic, Cholera nml Diar­ line.
among the visitors during
lege.
During
the
past
two
months
rhoea Remedy, whi<’h cured him in
The lied Front Livery barn is
week.
less than twenty-four hours, For entering to its patronage and has Prof. Rigby lias visited the greater
W. N. JORGENSEN.
sale by H. M. Horton, Burns; Ered improved its livery service. Feed , portion of Malheur, Harney and
| Grant Counties and has received
News
was received in Rttrns this
Haines. Harney.
by the «lay or month at reasonable
■ a good deal of encouragement. v.eek of the death of W. N. Jorgen­
| rates.
The coming school year will see sen, at the St. Joseph hospital in
W. II Culp, who has been con- | pupils from outside counties ami Chicago Wednesday afternoon at
2 o'clock.
' fined to his home on Poison Creek, | the full seating capacity, it is an-
Mr. Jorgensen had gone to
| for several months past with ticipated, will be necessary for Chicago to have an operation per­
kidney trouble, was on our .street* their accommodation.
formed on his knee, which had
“1 have used Ayer’s Hair Vigor
been nlllicted some time, the result
for over thirty years. It has kept
Wednesday.
Grant Thompson, chairman of of an injury received years ago.
my scalp free from dandruff nnd
Chas.
D.
Rakestraw,
Indian
has prevented tny hair from turn­
the republican county central com­ Nothing serious was anticipated,
ing gray."—Mrs. F. A. Soule,
agent at Fort Bidwill, California, mittee, came up from his home and the news of nis death came as
Billings, Mont.
is registered at The Burns. He is near Lawen yesterday.
He says a shock to his numerous friends
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that
nearly
all
the
stock
in his here, where he has won the esteem
accompanied
by
Ocheco,
an
old
There is this peculiar
Piute chief, ami an interperter. neighborhood are in fine condition, of all by hie upright ami honorable
thing about Ayer’s Hair
character.
The object of the trip is to try to ami that he has 200 head of beef
Vigor—it is a hair food,
The deceased was born in Den­
cattle that he wants to turn otf.
induce the Indians of this section 1 Cattle buyers, he says, can find all mark (>0 years ago. lie came to
not a dye. Your hair docs
to send their children to school at i the stock they want in fiis neigh- New Orleans in the latter part of
not suddenly turn black,
i borhood, if they will be a little the 60's, where he became natural­
Fort Bidwell.
look dead and lifefess.
more reasonable with their prices. ized in 1872. About 14 years ago
But gradually thcold color
WAGONS! WAGONS i
The hav crop is far above the he came to Burns and started in
comes back,—all the rich,
Wo will sell you n Mitchell, ‘ average and stockmen he thinks the jewelery business. He has one
dark color it used to.have.
will not be bluffed into giving their brother in this county. John Jor­
Rushford or Webber Farm 1
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cattle
away. Mr. Thompson was gensen, who is working in the
The hair stops falling, too.
Wagon;
accompanied by his wife and Stein Mountain country. It is
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Steel Skein
daughters. They are making said the deceased has a family re­
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arrangements to semi the children siding in New Orleans. It is not
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tc school in Eugene t.ie coming known yet where the remains will
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Send your orders to us, 0. C. Co ! winter.
5 Fred Fisk, proprietor s
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See our premium lint.
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NEW STOCK
Is constantly arriving at our store.
Our lines are complete and now we can fill any order with the
best of everything. Bring or send us your orders tor
Fancy Dress goods,
Ready Made Wrappers,
Ladies’ and Gents' Furnishing Goods
Hats, Clothing, Boots and Shoes.
Fresh line of staple and fancy Groceries.
Lunaberg & Dalton
Gray Hair
Miller & Thompson
Successors to R. A. Miller & Co.
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