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BURNS. OREGON. SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 12. 1903.
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THE TRANS-MISSIS-
SIPPI CONGRESS
Passes Nfrt.ng itesolut ion* on
Irrigation unit Forestry.
Geer& Cummins
Hardware of Every Dogeription.
“We have a higher destiny a* a
ualiun than the mere creation or
accumulation of capital.
KIHNM,
OH EGON.
We must
preserve and bequeath to
future
generations the natural resources
which will tie necesvary to their
material
welfare, and without
which in the years to come, the
masses of our people will inevita
bly lie reduced to poverty, and
suffer privation ami distress.”
With this fine thought the Trans-
■
Geological Survey and Reclama
tion Service receive hearty cotn-
mendatijn of their conservative
and business-like policy in the ad
ministration of the National Irri
gation Law, the Congress pledging
its support to these officials in
their efforta to demonstrate to the
people of the entire country the
broad national benefits^which will
accrue from the national irrigation
policy.
“We commend th- reccommend
ation of President Roosevelt in his
message to Congress on the subject
of forestry and irrigation and urge
the enactment by Congress of a law
which will fully carry into effect
hi* recommendations as to forestry
and bring together the various
tranche* of the forestry work of
the National (¡overt.ment under
the Forestry Bureau of the Depart-
merit of Agriculture, with Hppropri-
fction* ade<|iiate to enable the Na
tional Government to co-operate
with ttie State governments in i
eflectividy guarding our forests
from destruction.”
• l.ftO |>r Year.
Ml« Moilhii 7ft Ont«.
NO. ^2
—
OREGON NEWS
< aioroform and <4s»ll»ht.
_______
.
Itrniaof IIItereMGathered From
UllTereut 1'art* of the State.
One-fourth of tha ar*a of the
state of Oregon is included in the
proposed forest reserve*.
Senator Mitchell left Monday
for Washington. The rest of the
delegation will follow by the mid
dle of the month.
Congresrman J. N. Williamson
ha* openly denounced the persist
ent creation of forest reserves
throughout thi* state, and especial
ly in his district.
In general the profession in this
country is united In the belief that
ether Is a mnch more satisfactory
anaesthetic than chloroform. A not
Inconsiderable number, however, pre
fer chloroform, partsulsrly under es
pecial circumstances, and some opera
tors who haie no well-equipped clin
ics at their command tend to use chlo
roform when working l>y artificial
light, and particularly in ill-equipped
houses.
It is. however, known by
most pharmacologists and by many
others that chloroform has danger*
when used by artificial light, but this
fact is by no mm» generally recog
nized. Persons have been killed by the
decomposition of chloroform by gas
light. It ha» been attempted to over
come the danger of the production of
this form of poisoning by placing ««da
or borax solution or milk of lime In the
operating-room, but the»e method«
have been shown to be wholly Insuffi
cient.—Philadelphia Medical Journal.
A Carlo*» rbrl*llan
Mame.
In the Canterbury Diocesan Gazette
A 300-ton quicksilver plant is
there is an interesting and authentic
being
built
on
the
Bia
k
Butte
.Miseissippi Congrese urges that
! record of the use of Acts of the Apexties
urines, near Cottage Grove. Four as a Christian name. The entries i re in
me»*ures be taken to prevent the
years of uninterrupted development the registers of Boughtc•'■•under-Hlean.
appalling ravages from fori st fires.
Actsapostle. son of Thomas and Eliza
work has excised the most expan
The reck)«** destruction of our
beth Pcgden. from Dunkirk, was bap
sive bed of cinnabar ore on the tized August 2, 17S5. and the burial of
timber resources by careless and
American continent, if not in ike this Aetsapostle Pegden. aged 70 years,
.Axxcl llave One Cent
wasteful methods of lumbering.
took place November 14. 166$. The
world.
That the forests be preserved by
name seems to have been abreviateei to
Buy a |*>aial can! and send to The New York
Actajr, for the vicar of Boughton has
Lunalterg
Dalton will give
right use, not only as a permanent
Tribune Farmer, New York City, for a free
The recent action of the Interior heard a parishioner speak of her uncle
away
a
handsome
writing
desk
to
resource
of
wood
and
timber
supply
e|>eei<iu>n copy.
Department at Washington in es Aetsy Tegden. Again, Acts of the zApoa-
but a* great natural sponges or cash purchasers on September 19. tablishing several forest reserves Í ties, son of Diehard and Phoebe Ken
The Tribune Farmer is a National Illustra
nett. was baptized at Boughton church
reservoirs to hold back the Rood «V ticket will be given with every throughout Oregon is calling forth April
21. 1833.-Notes and Queries,
ted Agricultural Weekly for farmer« and
cash
purchase
to
the
amount
of)
waters and lessen the destructive
emphatic remonstrances from dif
their families, and stands at the head of the
WIIII sk to Qnnlltr.
one dollar, which will entitle the ferent parts of the state.
volume of Hoods.
Oregon’s J A few days ago a recruit was taken to
agricultural press.
The price is *100 per
I
holder
to
a
chance
on
this
very
use-
1
That
the
National
Government
w-alth is her forests, and every re- be sworn in before the cngistratcz
year, but if vou like it you can secure >t with
build the great irrigation systems ful piece of household furniture.1 serve established depreciates it Everything was going on swimmingly
vour own favorite local ncw*|>aper, The
.
| till the magistrate asked the man the
necessary for the reclamation and j “The de*k is now on exhibition at ,
I TEMS, nt a bargain.
Both paper* 11 50.
ttiat ruuctl.
[following question: "Have you ever
aettleuicnt of the arid region bv their store. Drop in and see it.
,,
,
,
,
I been in prison?" At this the man looked
Send money and order to The ITEMS.
Harry Izwkwood. an old resident I (fartled. but. quickly recovering him-
actual settlers an<i homemakers,
of Baker City, was found dead in »elf. he blurted cut: “No. sir. I have
the
lands
reclaimed
to
repay
to
the
r
The Red Front Livery barn is 1’jv.der River' under Center-street new ^°'n >»-b«t 1 don'» «¡«><1 do-
¡Government the cost of the con catering to its patronage and has , . i
.
j
z
--
days if you think it neees-
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
. oriiigc I hs *. r ritinj a>ternoon. He nary.’*—London Tclopr?.ph.
struction of the work*.
improved its livery service.
Feed had started hotue the evening be
I
lu us* Louas No. 70. K o( >•.
Mention is made of great engi-i by the day or month at reasonable
When V*. Dresm.
fore. and circumstances indicate
Meets ever« Diuredsy night.
I’rof. rhcltsha say* that live
neeringtarorks as will be iieceskary rates.
j
It
MetrtnXKX.
“ F M Jordan. C. C.
that he fell into the water while dreams are in general a sign of nervous
to utilize the waters of such large
8. M>ili<-r*li<»d, K <*( K. H.
si<
ak and was unable to help him action. Soft dreamt a sign of slight
, rivers as the Columbia, the Upper
irritation of the brain, often in nervous
PHOTOGRAPHER.
The I.adies of the BuptistChurch self,
He was about So years of fever announcing the approach of a
HI RNS I'llU'll K, NO. 49, O. E 8
I Missouri, the Colorado, the Snake,.
Fr’ghtful «lrraxr.s
will serve lunch and ice cream in age and leaves a wife and four favorable crisis.
Meet « •■eiliii ami fourth MiHidav of
thcSacrauiento and the SanJoaquin.
Murns, Oregon.
are a determination of blood to the
the old Burna Drug Store, during children.
e««-ti mollili in M «nonti- lull, Vorgtljr
bend. Dreams about blood and red
Irrigation works are urged for
Main St.—opposite Bank.
litlfhling Mr* M «inn* l.cvwna, W. M.
the fair.
them as rapidly as the lands re
O. E. Pollock, of Vale, who wae objects are signs of inflamma-
Mr*. Kenice Tliompnun, 8,-c.
i tory conditions. Drenms about rains
claimed will be settled upon, and
taken to Portland last week by un<j water are often signs of diseased
Season tickets for the Fair will Detective Snow on a charge of hav mucous membranes and dropsy.
BURNS LUDGE, NO. 97, A F. a*. M.
will repay to the Government the
AMrtDKN A UKAKY
Dreams of distorted forms arc fre
M m * Katunlay « mi or brtum itili m<*>n. M
inst of the work*. The Sacramento beoti eale at the drug stores.
ing obtained money under false quently a sign of abdominalobstruction
(JutliHM l»c»i<li*^d fraternally invited,
w L Mu.den.
John W Orary.
River alone furnishes sufficient
pretenses, returned home Mondav, and disorder of the liver. Drcams in
< I k ■ ti i hi . A M
Ki.-lt'r,
Plyiirian» <C" Surgeon».
McMullen the photographer
Secy.
! water, if stored and utilised, to ir
having been discharged by the which the patient sees any part of the
body, especially sufferieg. indicates
positi the bank
Hutus. Oregon. rigate ten million acres of land.
Portland official*. Since the check j disease in that part. The nightmare,
BURN« I •»!".( . MO M, V of. IV.
^Office »I residence. 'Pitone 20.
I
It is urged that the whole irriga-
was only an overdraft and it had with greet sensitiveness, is a sign of de
Meet* st Hnisn hall ev*rv Friday eve
| lion and II iom I problem should be S tate os - O hio ,C ity of T oledo .*
ning Viriti«« brother* fraternally in-
ri.ice been paid in full, it was held termination of blood to the chest.—
Popular Science News.
Vlad. Thus Nager», W. M. Cita*. N.
L i scas C ounty .
i
: viewed in its broadest aspect and a
not to be a crime and he was dis-
Cothran», Kecordor.
glGt.H 4 lilUGK.
The S-**lle«t laseet.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that charged accordingly.
complete and comprehensive plan
Entomologists tell its that the small
I of its entire solution be prepared he is senior partner of the firm of
IIARNEY I.OIHÌF. NO. 77. I O <> F.
I. W. Blfga
Dalton III««
Tho lT-months'-old boy of Andv ■ est insect isthealaptnsexcisns. Viewed
Meers every 8aturd*v evening. It.own'*
'without delay by the i tigineers of F. J. Cheney A Co., doing business J Newman, an influential sheepman I under the microscope it is seen to be a
hill Visiting brotli.r« fraternally in
^ffomeya-ut-fxiir,
sliglitly-built. elender creatnre of such
i the Reclamation Service and of in the City of Toledo. County and I
vited.
Frank O JeA.m, N. G.
ot Ontario, was scalded to death diminutive proportions that it would
Ht KN*. OUKOON
C. G. Simili, Secretary.
the War Department of the United State aforesaid, and that said firm last Friday.
The child's mother take over C.OOO of them placed end to
^Ofllce in bank building.
will pay the sum of One Hundred
end to stretch one inch.—X. Y. Sun.
States.
■ had ■■■_
•• I
was
washing
and
poured boil
Tri E chicle . no pm . women or
Dollars
for
each
and
every
case
of
“
The
Timber
and
Stone
Act
ing
water
into
the
washing
machine
|
Womlrraft. Merl» 2nd and 4<li Titea
As Usual.
das it Brown's Nall Mi* Tillt* jordan,
At school one always stood the first.
[should he forthwith repealed and Catarrh that cannot be cured by The
baby pulled out the cork at
Tho other boy had raught to sa> .
^1114(11*1 FIlZUKKAl.tl
Mra. lone Whiting.
Guardian.
thereafter a system should immedi the use of Hall’s Catarrh Cure.
Yet he Is worth a million cocl.
Clerk.
the bottom of the washer, turning
The >mait boy clerks tor two a d*s
Frank J. Cheney.
Thornton Wllll»m»,
M. FltssoraM,
ately adopted under which the
— Philadelphia DedTS*
the boiling water upon its chest,
Sworn to before me and subscrib
Church AniKMiiirriiiriita.
All»rn»>-»1 Law.
notary rubile. fullest utilisation of the timber
The hum did not seem so deep,
might be made and the prosperity ed in my presence, this 6th day of but
Law, Kolarial and Ural Estate
Sunday School at Harney the
the shock and pain caused Women as Well as Men
of
lumbering communities assured, December, A. D. 1886.
first Sunday of each month nt 10
death in about one hour after the
Practice.
A. W. Gleason,
the forests at the same time pre
Are Made Miserable by
On the second,
accident.
o'clock, A
M
Burn*, Oregon.
Notary Public.
served
from
destruction.
third and fourth Sundays of each
Kidney Trouble.
Judge Cleland, of Portland, has
fW“Office in Masonic building
“The Desert Land Act and the
P reach-
month nt 3 o'clock P. M
Hal!'* Catarrh Cure is taken in rendered a decision that the County
Commutation Clause of the Home
Kidney trouble prey» upon the mind, dis
ing services every second Sumiav
ternally, and acts directly on the Court has no power to compromise
courages and lessens ambition: beauty, vigor
stead Act should be immediately
at 8 P. M.
blood and mucous surfaces of the , delinquent taxes for any reason
p M. JORDAN.
, _^tL— ,
and cheerfulness sooa
and absolutely repealed, and live
disappear when the kid
system. ¡Send for testimonials, free. whatsoever.
At the Presbyterian church
All
such
coropro-j
¡years residence in all cases should
neys are out of order
Practical
Lami
Surveyor.
F.
J.
Cheney
Ct
Co..
Toledo,
O.
pastor.
or diseased.
Burns, i. Rev. A. .1. Irwin
raises are entirely void.
The I
be required from a settler before the
Kidney trouble has
Kuril«, Ortfun,
Sold by all Druggist, 75c.
Divine service* the third and fourth
County
Clerk
is
the
person
author
become so prevalent
¡Government parts with its title to
Hall’s Family Pills are the best ized bv statute to collect delin-1
y that it is not uncommon
Sundays of each month nt Ila. m.
any of the Government land under
i for a child to be Dorn
and 7:30 p. 111. Sabbath school at
quent
taxes,
and
the
County
Court
afflicted with weak ktd-
¡the Homestead Act. There should liis l.ife Savi <1 by Chamberlain.s
-- neys. If the child urin-
10 a. in. every Sabbath morning.
has no right to direct him to receive |
I be no increase of the acreage area
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
’*■ ates too often, if the
less amounts than the tax rolls urine scalds the flesh or if, when the child
Preaching services at the Baptist
Remedy.
of a homestead entry.
It should,
Notary Puldir and Cnnrrytinrrr,
reaches
an
age
when it should be able tn
“B. L. Byer, a well known cooper call for, nor in any wise to inter control the passage, it is yet afflicted with
oliurcli every 1st and 2nd Sundays,
in no case exceed 1(50 acres.”
Mnrtgetw, Deeda, Kic , eurreedy made,
rimming and evening.
Sunday
Leasing of the grazing land is of this town, says lie believes Cham- fere with hie duties in the collec bed-wetting, depend upon it. the cause of
itffioe al Hiore.
Burn*, Or*<on.
the difficulty u kidney troulle, and the firs*
«choolevery Sunday at 10 a. tn.
regarded as dangerous and inimical berla'n's A'olic, Cholera and Diar tion of such taxes.
step should be towards the treatment of
these Important organs. This unpleasant
rhoea Remedy saved his life last
prayer «nesting every Thursday
to settlers and homebuilders.
The Oregonian of the 5th insl trouble is due to a diseased condition cf the
MANAGER W A NITE D—Tru st -
He had been sick for a says: The construction of the Coos kidneys and bladder and not to a habit as
evening.
“No leases of the public land summer.
■ worthy lady or gentleman to man
month with what the doctors call Bay, Roseburg »A Salt Lake Riil- most people suppose.
Services at Christian Science age business in this County and ' should ever be made by the Nation
Women as well as men are made mis
In the grazing bilious dysentery, and could get road west from Marshfield to Em erable with kidney and bladder trouble,
llall, comer eastof the Bank, every adjoining territory for well and al Government.
nothing to do him any good until pire. at the entrance of Coos Bav and both need the same great remedy.
Sunday at 11 a. in. and 8 p. m. favorably known House of solid I regions the Secretary of the Interior
The mild and the immediate effect oi
he
tried this remedy. It gave him
and from Myrtle Point east to Swamp-Root is sooa realized. It is soli
Service Wednesday evening* at 8. financial standing. *20.00 straight should be em(towered to grant an
immediate relief,” says B.T. Little, I
by druggists, in fifty-
nua) grazing leases to co operative
Everybody is invited to attend
Roseburg and thence to Salt Lake cent and one dollar
cash salary and expenses, paid each
these servicts.
associations of settlers, and also to merchant, Hancock, Mil. For sale is to go ahead, Major Kinney, the sizes. You may have a
Monday by check direct from head
designate, on the petition of com by 11. M. Horton, Burns; Fred projector, having just returned sample bottle by mail
quarters.
Expense money ad-
free, a!» pamphlet tell- itom» ot
munities attected, the public graz Haines, Harnev.
from New York to Coos Bay with ing ail about it. Including many of the
i vaneed; |>osilion permanent. Ad
thousands of testimonial letters received
0 a m nr*
r-« « » A..
a
ing lands which should be grazed
TOH.I
the announcement that he has from sufferers cured. In writing Dr. Kilmet
dress, Thoma* Cixqier, Manager,
IM Kind You Haw llwan BougM
«««rath»
over by sheep or cattle respective
raised the capital neeeled for the & Co.. Binghamton. N. Y., be sure and
1030, (¡«<i»n Bldg., Chicago.
For Infants and Children.
SigMtara
mention this paper.
ly and to which they should be re
purpose. Surveys have been made
of
IXtn’t make any mistake, I m M remea-
O
stricted.”
all the wav through, the plan be
This paper ami The Chicago
ber the rente, 8wam|vRoot, Dr. Ki'mer*«
Hit Kind Y js Haw limn BougR
Tho President, the Secretary of 9r»ra th*
ing to connect with the Gould sys Swamp-Rout, and the atldme, Bingluuu-
Weekly Inter Ocean *1.50 for one
I
Signotsra
tho Interior and the officials of the
tem nt Salt Lake.
ton, N. A’., on zvrry I otiJc.
it
year. “Special deal”
IFYOUARE A FARMER
CASTOR IA
The Kind You Have Always Bougni