The Times-herald. (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, September 07, 1901, Image 4

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A Great Newspaper.
Fillipino is full of fun and knows
how to take a joke, says the Chi-
jeago Chronicle. The exquisite
The Sunday edition of the
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 7 1901.
humor of what is called civil gov­ Louis Republic is a marvel
. I
ernment in Manila will not be lost modern newspaper enterprise,
i
Manager
JI I.IAN Il Y III*
i
OREGON
on him, then.
The orginization of its news ser­
vices is world-wide, complete in
Now that Congressman Moody
The
increase
of
our
military
every
department; in tact, superi­
lias
escorted
llydrographer
force
at
Manila
by
adding
four
or
to
that
of any other newspaper. AND UNION PACIFIC
Newell and Forester Pinchot
companies
of
infantry
will
still
The
magazine
section is illus­
through Eastern Oregon, and the
A K KIVF.
for tim ,: s< risauLns
from
_______
Ì From Hunlmatoa or*
further
assure
the
Filipinos
that
trated
in
daintily
tinted
colors and Depart
relating
latter have secured data
to irrigable lands and possible we think they they are good peo­ splendid half-tone pictures. This Chicago- «Salt Lake.Dcnver. Ft.
sources of supply for irrigation ple when properly watched, says section contains more high-class Porti nd Worth, Omaha, Kan
: literary matter than any of the Special saa City, St. Louis,
• litciies, the need of persistency the Boston Herald.
monthly magazines. The fashions 12:35 Chicago and East.
will be understood. Too often
a. i£
I illustrated in natural colors are_______ ._____ _________________
Sheep-Killers are Known.
public servants conceive commen­
especially valuable to the ladies. I Atlantic Salt Lake.Dcnver.H,
dable ideas for the advancement
Exrrcsa Worth, Omaha. Kar - • 3:35
From Austin Craig, Postmaster ' The colored comic section is a ■ Express
2:10 «as City,
'
"
St
Louis
’ : p IE.
of the section they represented,
at Whitney, some additional facts' genuine laugh-maker. The funny
Chicago ar.d Fast.
p tn
but, after, the first flush of enthu­
have been learned tn regards to cartoons are by the best artists.
siasm passes aw ay, lapse into neg­
the sheep slaughtering near Whit­ The humorous stories are i.igh
12:35
lect, so that no tangible results
ney Wednesday night, says the class, by authors of national rep-
a. w.
come from their efforts. Almost
Baker City Democrat. The sheep utation.
any man of average intelligence
belonged to Ed Dougherty, of
Sheet music, a high-class, pop-
can think of a dozen plans that
Heppner, and there were about ular song, is furnished free every
i
would further the people’s inter-1
OCEAN anti RIVER SCHEDULE
2500 in the bunch. Max Curren.1 Sunday in the Republic.
I
ests. Only one in a thousand has
From Portland
the herder, was preparing his J The price of the Sunday Re­
the requisite persistency to ac­
supper when suddenly the attack- I public by mail one year is $2 oo.
All sailing dates sub-
complish with unbroken contin­
jeot to chai ge. 4 p. Hl.
ing party opened fire. The bullets For sale by all news dealers.
“P“
pur gan Francisco
uity the preliminary steps that
fell thick and fast all about him,
every 5 days.
should he taken before the end is
but when one knocked the lamb
reached.
Columbia Hirer
I p. m.
chop out of his frying p;iri into the START A BUSINESS OF YOUR 8 p m
Steamers.
In the present instance ¡ill fair
, Ex Sun. To Astoiia anU Way Except
tire he concluded it was time to
Sunday.
Saturd'y
OWN.
Landings.
minded people will accredit Con­
move. He had come to this con­
110 p. n..
gressman Moody with sincere in­
clusion before, but this reminder
Our now book entitled “ 40 M oney
intentions. Prejudiced persons
made him burry. He got down M aking I deas " is worth its weight in I 6 a. n>.
4:30 p tn
will attribute it to proximity to an
Exei pt
behind some rocks in the bushes gold to cve.y man who wants to start a Except
election next June.
Sunday.
Sunday
legitimate,
paying
mail
order
business.
and hugged the ground as closely
If Congressman Moody really
as possible. The tii ing party It tell, you what to do and how to do 7 a in Willamette A Yamhill
takes lip tlu* question of the re­
tired from 75 to 100 shots and ap­ it succcs-fully. Send us 50c today , reu day Oregon City, Dayton
clamation of Eastern Oregon arid
y aD(j Way-Landings
parently kept on firing into the and we will send you the book, and a | fahrd
lands and the opening of the Col­
valuable monthly joarnal one year free ik Sat. |
band of sheep until they exhaust­ C entury ¡T bi . isuinu C o ., B ox 73,
umbia river, utilize all the influ­
ed their ammunition. Down in
1 G a. n> | Willamette Hiver.
H eron L ake , M inn .
ence his office commands, make
, Tuesday Portland Corvallis
| Whitney they heard the shooting
Tburs i and Way Landings
these issues his prime desideratum
and were greatly alarmed. They
Sat
and batter away at those Wash­
knew what the trouble was, and
Bright Boys Started io Business.
ington houses until they do u hat
Lnave
from the number of shots thought
Snake Flrer.
i Kiparia,
jo all good conscience they should
The publishers of the famous big 1:20 a i» Riparia to Lewiston.
it was a pitch battle between
<lo, he w ill offer th«- best possible
sheep and cattlemen. The officers illustrated weekly newspaper, P enn ­ Dai V.
excuse for his renomination and
sylvania G rit , are now placing
gathered a posse and went out as representatives at every post oilice 1
A N. H oar ,
icturn to the capital as the repre­
Huntington, Oregon
soon as possible, expecting to find in Oregon, and they desire to secure
sentative of this half of the state.
A. L. CRAIG,
a lot of dead men. They found the services of capable hlist'.ing Gen. Pass Ae’t. Portland. Oregon
Citizens who regard substantial
agents
in
each
of
the
following
pl -nty of sheep, but no men The towns in Harney county: Burns, A. L. MOHLER, President.
results ¡is of greater importance
herder, «lien he heard the officers Drewsey and Harney, and in such
than mere party advantage will
reason-
coming, thought it was the party other tow ns as are not already sup­
concede that they would prefei
of cattle men coming back to fin­ plied. The work is profitable and
Mr. Moody accomplishing goine-
pleasant. A portion of Saturday
ish the job, and made himself only is required, No money what­
thing to Mr. Someone else doing
scarce until the officers called to ever is required. Oyer 5000 agents
nothing. It is results the think -
lum and he found out that lhe are doing splendidly. Everything! y
mg citizen warita, and the man
is furnished free. Stationery, mb-I’
newcomers «ere friends, and not her stamp, ink and pad, advertis­
who brings them will have the
enemies. About 75 sheep were ing matter, sample copies, etc.
support of all really’ patriotic peo­
killed and wounded, the greater Papers are shipped to be paid for
ple. East Oregonian.
the end of each month. Those
part being wounded. The wound­ at
not sold are not charged for Write
ed sheep were taken to Whitney to Grit Publishing Co., Williams­
A dispatch from Phoenix, Ari­ yesterday and slnughered. Mut­ port Pa., and mention T he T imks -
zona, under date of August 2 ph, ton is cheap there now. Officers 4 H erald .
states that a a project is on foot know who did lhe shooting, and
for the reclamation of 140,000 can get them «lieu they want
JOHN F. STRATTON’S
:iC3 IN 132 HOURS
CELEBRATED
acres of government land in the tht m.
northern part of Yuma county in
Birmingt'amSteel Strings
It is an outbreak of the old
for Violin. Cu'iar, Mandelin. Banjo
Arizona, near the California line. feuds between the sheep anti cat­
Finest Mad«. Extra Tlate-i
The project is one of the most tle-men. The sheep crossed the Taxit MASK. Warranted nut to rust Send for t.atlg
JOHN F. STRATTON,
ambitious ii ligation schemes that dead line, and there was trouble. /mp«rt«r, Uunufaciur er and Wholesale Dealer*
»11.813. 815. Ö1TE
N. V
has yet come to light in this coun­
try anil is being financed by south-
Sparks of Humor
<111 Arizona and California capi­
I
talist. Intimling settlers will co
Probably the man whose wife Old hunters say
operate with the «an.il company, owns a pug dog lias the sytn- rhe MARLIN
few so many Things to com­
thus greatly lessening the burden ph.ithy of the dog.
mend it. The top of the
VWS
a-'tlon is «brays closed, the
ol expens«- in the enormous enter-
meebteistn the most sim-
It a husband and wife are tin 3 pie, the finish elerant, the
oth -s irrespective
piise. 'I'I h - company lias tiled able to go away for the summer 4 rom attrcct.v«. h teem’
Calatcgue tells you
.tot ”w Its bullets a htt’e
W rite tor one.
upon nearly 150,000 acres of gov- they can start a «piairel at home 2 inore accu.ai.ly a.’ r.rt.t
«them with a little morcL.ee
ennient «loin, in anil in addition to ami have a little outing.
jthan any other ri’e. Tor
■ ¿rrrttUi J3-’^ rJO-30
that it is negotiating for the pur­
h'i.WNAL SEYM HACniNE CO..
There is one redeeming feature a IJi r«t« «aiakg, S') ••••♦«rv
J39 BROADWAY,
Factory.
chase of 5«>,ocx> acres from wh.it about a folding bed: Even the I maslin Fins A kms C
Ne» York.
BELVIDERE. ILL.
is known as the Bly the estate. most timiii female dosent have to 9 Ak'.V HA. .. co
Most of this land is a barren des­ look under it before retiring.
ert, wliiih, however can be nt.ide
A tin.i'ici.il journal publishes
W anted —Tin sTtvortTHY men ani .
to bloom ami become highly fer- rules for discovering counterfeit
W omi x to ira, I and » iverlise for old
Í
. ■
-
batik
notes.
What
■ ’
' '
the average
established house of solid fine.nial
til«- . ml proiluctive when liberally
st i ding Salary iTS’l a yrar at.d «X-
wateied. 1 he c«'st of the canal man wants is a few simple luler
po'i.ra. <l| payable in ca-h. No t*nv«'-
for discovering the genuine arti­
system iticlud« «1 a dam across the cle.
sing r..| iir d Giv référenças an i en-
<-h,«<* self addressed .vamped enve'np
Uolulado riv.-r, will not he less '
S I lo ss Manager, 355 Caltoo
Said
an
Iii-hman;
'-H
a
Yan
­
than $t»OOo,ooo. ami it is said that1
Ch'eago
kee was cast away on a desolute
the amoi nt involved in tlu- pur*
islam! he’«l get up early the next
« has«- of th«- Blythe estate appro- morning ai’il s«4l every inhab taut
.\nnatvs $2 5o,(kK>.
a map of the place ”
3he íiincs-Mwaíd
a
S hortline
t
U s
non
Little 4'.vear ohl M. i I h -I, com­
ing into the room one day and
coin- finding the baby with one end of
.1 doorkey in hi« mouth, ex« laim-
fXpt.l-
r .1 e<!: "Baby, take th.it ke« right
is lll.lt out of «our m >uth, or the tii st
thing «on know you’ll have the
lockjaw !” Chicago N« ws.
HOWARD S&BREE
$1000 1,
burns sawmill
le-kistlc arxd. r’looxizxg'
The mill is situated in one of the finest bodies of Pine and Fir timber 11.
Eastern Oregon. The proprietors have spared no expense to put the roud in
good condition
All special orders receive prompt attention
An excellent quality'of all kinds of lumber always on hand.
For fur-
iher information cal! on or address
KING & SAYER, Proprietors Burns, Or-gon
■on or persona who k<||
horse, mule, or >'.tUeE
be, of lhe As.o<lati0B
'
offer, in s.ldltioon
and Fifty troll«,,
O. W. Yocxo, s«'y, BunaJJ
BLACKSMITH & WAGONSHOP.
itii.xDs ask e. 0 Atin,. c.S.S*«u
(leo ft Havey. Burn,
with HL
j
per half crop off left
roBfr-.
rinht e»s. wattle on I,«’.? A“toraeJ
Emigrant and vkinitr.,£
of Burna.
'
B R Porter, Burns rsttl. .
neath beartlon left hip
eneh ear. crop off eitbere.,, _____
Bur’;.mUge En'i|,r*««rti3
SHELLEY & FOLEY Proprietors,
BURNS,
OREGON
Shop opposite old Brewery
All work done with neat.iees ai d dispatch.
Sat ffacion
f*~(live us a call.
HOBT,
guranteed
Prop.
IRVING,
OREGON.
IlARNEY
Harney Valley Brewery
O regon
BURN?
EVERYBODY’ CAN DRINK GOOD REER.
QUART BOTTLES DELIVERED IN BURNS, 11.50 PER DOZEN
Five Gallon kegs $2.00 delivered at
your home in Burns.
Telephone JNTo. S.
WOLDENBERC & BERC.
Local Agents Malheur Co.
Wm, Cooley, Kulab,
Lytle Howard, Westfall
..................................... Vale
Lee al Agents Ilnrn?y Co.
C. P. Rutherford, Burn«,
J H. Lotgan. Hanney
E A llcalb, Diewsey
E. O. D. C.,
HEAEQUARTERS AT ONTARIO, OREGON.
Eastern Oregon Developing Company does a general
real estate ami commission business. Buys and sells
real estate, mines and mineral lands, business enter-
prises of all kinds, horses, cattle, sheep, etc. Location
of government lands and the development of the re-
sources of Eastern Oorgon and contiguous territory.
J ohn E. R oberss , ecy ., O ntario , O r .
rt
t
«
£
£
BlacksmithingAKD Horseshoeing.
MAIN ST., BURNS
Wagon «oik done Lt a satisfactory manner.
—
prompt attention.
All aiders given
Give him a call.
PATENTS GUARANTEED
Our feo returned if wo fail. Any one sending sketch and description of
anv invention will promptly receive our opinion free concerning the patent­
ability of same. “How to Obtain a Patent” sent upon request. Patents
secured through us advertised for sale at our expense.
Patent taken out through us receive special notice, without charge, in
T he P atent R ecord , an illustrated and widely circulated journal, consulted
by Manufacturers and Investors.
Send for sample copy FREE. Address,
VICTOR J.
EVANS & CO.,
(Patent Attorneys,)
WASHINGTON, D. C.
Evans Building,
i
P atents
T radì M arrs
Dcs'cms
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first Daiional Bank
CALDWELL. IDAHO
SckitiHc American.
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CORRESPliNDENCE INVITED
H ghest oizU in Leavening Power.—Latest U.S. Gov’t Report
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Baking ¡PATENTS-^!
Powder
> lUVKt
Martin Br« s.. Burr.«, can -
a«r!«ter
zontal bat on either hip; ea- . lecelvei
right cur. «wallow f.,rk in 1-
jaw; also some branded tin
O L Shingledecker. Bnmi . 7~-
shoulder; < attic, 5 on right»•- "
mark«, crop oil right car..
•'
crop off left.
Meet«
Fred Denstedt, Burni,hoii»t
shoulder; cattle FD on left j;’,. i
dor half crop in each ear.
,
i
R J William«, Rilej, horm>: '
«houldcr; cattle. UB on left hip t i
off left ear, under half cropiiftX
der chin; also eat tie branded-' '
derbit in left ear, under halt«i-' j
cattie JT on left ribs, cropaima ■
under half crop iu right.
H I! Elliott, Narrow«, hom’
left stifle; cattle Th comoined«
mark, upper slope on each ear it
and bell collar.
Sylvester Smith, Narrows,h«>t ¿JB&R
leg; cattle V bar. earmark.
short over slope in each car |3 h KE
dewlap.
P G «Smith, B'lrns, horse*.
right hind leg and left ahunlce
circle S on either hip; eariuri -/g
car, split in under side of left;
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A E Young. Burns, horaea, Y
J •< connected on right »honMr &
left shoulder; cattle, rockingih
earmark, right ear drooped d«s
ing towards head on ujiperaitit ,d V KM
sine of neck ; all animal«dehurx |
Coll«
C P Rutherford. Burna, cai’»• 'I ¿mate
side; earmark, underslupein?..
bar 2 on left shoulder
. w
Michael Moylan, h<)r«cf,r5o:>. j
:S5 on left hip; mark, right <ir» 1
left dro. pod down, jughandleoul
Tlios Wingfield. Burns, horac
on left shuuldc r. t a.tic,sair,ec• >|
crop off left ear, short uverato|»ki
John Craddoc k, silvie», h.jw,l B
shoulder; cattle, S-S on nakatl
ofl'right, ear, swallow fork h ¡da
brisket.
W E Smith, Bums, cattle. XUi
mark, split in right ear, watilc
G Hudspeth, Burrs, cat!«?.
side, mark, cr«.p atiG
Simon Lewis. Bun s. »ntilc
mark, crop ar.d ur.dcrbit iii'.rf^H
under iialt crop off right.
TG Krihs, Bur-s, enft’e
bt
left hip; marks, cn p tffieft
win
John Witzell. Burn?, hor»ti.’’^H • r*c*
i
stifle; cattle, diamond bar
fplit in each ear, wattleun erchH
I> M McMenamy, Burn«,
left stifle; < attic, mi on left hip
in each ear With full iiHnieau4<«^H
Varieu Bro«., horses. I.Fon
LF on right hip; n.uik, cruptMF^H arr
derbit iu right ear.
U<
J \V Joins, 1’urns. rattle.
right liip: mark, crop and».i-
bit in right; hurtes same bread
J .A Williams. Van. ht-rns
cattle, bar IL on left h ! s; na
ear, under slope in right.
II Elliott, Buri s hors s. IUf‘ |
sliiie; cattle,
on .el! s <!e;’i’“ S
right car, left split in half
doWn agsiuB* «ide ol head.
C S Johnson, Van. h«-rae\^*'^B
cattle, SJ on leit bip; mark.
half crop in right eat. uD<»cr
Oft'®
C J Join son, Riley, catile,blrjH
marks, swallow fork in right
W B Join f >n, cnltlc, JK cl :: : ’
maik, crop ofl right cur, two il -'1 9
half crop in kit.
W A l am].b«ll.Nnrrow».b>’l- SSgM*
on left shouldei: (uttie.
left shoulder; ixark. upperha-uMj
John Buoy, Burrs.
cattle. j B on right hip or a.ur.
each ear, hole
right
’ Mis I N Hughct, Warm
w. U
I lock on left Blue; maik. u«ttie®
Sohn Hipsman, Burna. hy*4 JB
shoulder; cut tie, t > J <n ngh‘ »!'•*
left ear, two underl i.s '-«» t**iI
Sam King. Buri s. cuttie,
crop anil uuderbil in tuihe«' ’
jft'*
Qfif
J P Dickenson. Narrows.bo** r
stifle; lattle. bur through dj”
-
I shouidvr; n ark, ui - t-Ti-ii
W
branded on left side mid hip
H. iv-ritz, Nrrrown. lo>r**i K3|
cattle, same on left l-ip “r
bit in each ear. dew lap » r,H
I) Finnemore, Buri s. h^rR*^
I lef. etirte: < attic same « n
| off euch car, under >l-,pe i‘:
A Egli. Egli.h« rt*^.
on right hip; mark, upperb«H ■
J T Ware. Narrows cattle. »*'1
hip. mark, under half' rvP *B
J « HU ct . Bum.. I -
It II Tlimnoi r. Nurr...-». b-""
moduli left antic; < attle rtf’
firk. < iop and under h»‘{ rr>.T.^
• orbit in right, dew isp »»'»«tertf
J.-vl 1! How.nl. Burr-. »«’"»J® ““
stifle: cattle, same on left •*>' '
jj
eft ear.split in right.
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W W Brown. Fife, h- -n*
aw. young hOts- a tn'th )•••’ rw¿4
right stifle; bar C on ng* J
a< rc-ra hook: ba" di|m«>’d
‘ . J
W D llsnlry. Bor»’.. *•«**?□
attic, same on left b’P;
split in right ear. swallow
j ,
LY on left hip. mark.e^«1'0’ □
J < < rearm an. Burns.
eft side or hip; mark. cn>P
J
and «.it in left
lark, Xarrow».
hor»®«'ir |
I. I.fU...
____
•houldcr.
John Gilcrewt. - P L '
wrench
on left
,»
r vm •• >m
«vi» ¿title:
w » «•«“ * '1 f
■nark, square crup i ff rifki «*•
•lope on left.
FrerclM lean UreR<xt<*^gi
•ermtrndent. F
r. v c •
urn«, ho scs. P on
rcted on jeft hip mark-
eft ea*. dew sp cut nt*. zgrtia
1« k same r.s above . < S11
na k. aw allow fork n rft *•'
hroat; <art.e. T < r. leitJ
vffkft e»r. wa’t.ec» M*
■cl
C. H. voewfly. Burrs,
left shv.uh er
* E c Bn’kh ▼. Fi vice,
• m'a k •r’ -
w «n’e bent* «. H ui
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I eter Clemen., Bnrai h
ffe: cattle .anie on eithr >,? ■ M«l
and .pllt in left ear, „'i ». 1
s
under bit it, right.
I.C Grout, burns,Horse»«-.
ID»’
hip: cattle. Hit-strapon,,^
down on both flip»; earmar.
and underbit iu tach ear,
M Fenwick. Burn«, hor»(.
al bar on lefi «houlder.
Cuonty J
earmarks, two underhitB ¡i), Clerk. •
branded bar T on right
Traaaure
half crop in left ear.
Survey«»
J H Bunyard, BurD«,c«n!f
mark«, crop off left ear.«
¿chool S'
J P Withers. Han cy. h..r. stock U
on k ft shoulder, -
Couinni
either hip: eurinurks. r.b'titrb- ’ 1
derbit in left.
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no.< jt
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l.Uop
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JOHN F. STR*11*
\ Violin^
luojj oprJi tai uno \
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