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About The Times-herald. (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929 | View Entire Issue (March 22, 1902)
îhe íimes-IUraíd It v.ould be vise to keep them A Qreat Newspaper out of the United Stites, but he concurred in the judgment of the The Sunday edition of the S aturday march 22 iw la *eri> of the committee on foreign Louis Republic is a marvel affairs that it was extremely modern newspaper enterprise. Manag« i doubtful if congress had the pow The orginization of its news ser er under the constitution to bar vices is world-wide, complete in hoì ine The Kansas City Star, has dis their entrance at the ports of the every department; in tact, superi covered the real motiye of Prince United States. The committee or to that of any other newspaper. | Henry in visiting this country, as has decided to make it easy for The magazine section is illus follows: the representatives cf Chinese trated in daintily tinted colors and Depart for Tim «munii* À1CKIVK from Sro.n llintl*.t»a Or. “So many false 'eports have i commercial firms to come into the splendid half-tone pictures. This been given out concerning the United States upon business. In section contains more high-class Chicago-Salt Luk- Denver, Ft. Porti nd Worth, Omaha. Kan purposes of Prince Henry’s visit other respects the Geary law will literary matter than any of the Special sas City, St Louia. that the truth should be stated. 1:45 a.m be re-enacted practically as it monthly magazines. The fashions , 12.35 Chica- and Eaat. He came neither to purchase the a in stands in the Revised Statutes. illustrated in natural colors are Philippines nor to seek consent to If the view of the committee pre especially valuable to the ladies-' Salt Lakc.btnver.l'l, station a fleet in the Caribbean The colored comic section is a p; Worth Omaha, Kar- 3:35 vails the million Chinese of the sea. Wliat he came for was this aas City, St. Louis p IL. Philippines, as well as myriads of genuine laugh-maker. The funny Chicago and Fast. To make a cash oiler of $750 for cartoons are by the best artists. so-called merchants from China, • high The humorous stoi ies are Alaska. To ask for a (ierman Wall Walla, Lewi«- will be allowed to come to the i class, by authors of national rep- coaling station at Cape Cod. To ton Spokme. Minne United States. In fact there will utation. apuli- .'t Pan), Du- contract for Wienerwurst and ex be practically no limit to the in- j Sheet music, a high-class, pop- ' llulli Milwaukee, Chi tra pale keg beer for the Prussian Lago nd East. gress of the pigtail horde, since ular song, is furnished free every I army. To explain to Admiral they can easily reach the Philip- . Sunday in the Republic. The price of the Sunday Re Dew ey that the (ierman vessels pines from China and from there in Manila bay were merely put take passage to the United States public by mail one year is $2.00 For sale by all news dealers. ting up a practical joke. To ask as Philippine citizens, since all the AII sailing dates sub for an “open door” treaty al Sa Celestials look alike. Here we ject to chat ge. 4 p. m. START A BUSINESS OF YOUR, bine Pass and Port Arthur. To have one of the first direct results For San Francisco OWN every 5 days. find out how J. Pierpont Morgan of the baleful effects of the policy does it. To visit Camp Alger.the of Asiatic conquest upon the in- Columbia Hirer Steamer* Our new book entitled “ 40 M oney tomb of William Patterson and lerests of American workingmen. To Astoria ano Way- M aking I dkas " is worth its weight in Landings. other points of histoiical interest.” — Boise News. gold to every man who wants to start a legitimate, paying mail order lusiness A curious ordinance is that pro The retirement of Secretary It tells you what to do and how to do 4 30 p rfi Exe* pt posed recently in Louisville, Ky , Long from the cabinet will occa it successfully. Send us 50c today and we will send you the book, and a Sunday. which provides that ministers of sion no regret. He will always valuable monthly journal one year free all denominations shall pay a be looked upon by the majority 3:30 p m C entury P ublishing Co., Box 73, Monday quarterly license of $50, and that of the people ot this country as H eron L ank , M inn . Wed, & the attorney of the sinking fund having countenanced the dastard Friday. shall garnish their salaries in the ly conspiracy against Admiral Willamette Hiver. 4:30 p m event of non-payment. The or- Schley. His othcial acts m con I Portland Corvallis 'J uesday diance provides that all ministers, nection with the Schley-Sampson and Way-Landings. Thurs & of whateyer denominations, shall controversy brought disgrace up Sat. be required to pay a license for on the Navy department from 4 | Leave 4* Leave the reason “that of late they have which it will be a long time in Snake River. Lewist’n Riparia, been try ing to bull into politics freeing itself. 1:20 a tu Riparia to Lewiston. 8:30 a in T rude M a r. s a ’ . :> Daily. and attempting, by advancing un D esigns Dailv. I The cabinet changes made since r C opyrights A c . wise theories, to take a hand in Roosevelt became president have Anyone sending a sketch and description may A N.H oar , qu.<«i)y ascertain our opinion free wh eGier an Invention Is probably patentable. i’ommunh a Huntington. Oregon the conduct of municipal affairs.” all been improvements. But the Hints strictly confidential. Handbook on Patents sent free. Oldest auency for securing patent«. A. L. CRAIG, Patents taken through .Munn A Co. receive This must I' l * supposed to be a worst of the lot remains—John will out charge. In the Gen. Pass. Ae’t. Portland. Oregon joke, but it is certainly a very Hay, the English Secretary of A. L. MOHLER, President. shabby one, even for a Kentucky State. When he is suspended by A handsomely iV istrate ! weeklv. I.sreest cir culation of any scientific 1 -mrnnl. Terms. |’( n -ear; four mon'ba, |L. Sold by ul! newsdealer*. Up-to-date job printing at reason 1 oiincilman. an American the country will able prices. MUNN Ko.’61New have much to be thankful for.— S OREGON BURNS SAWM1LI Z--o.xx2.’bex, Pressed. Lumbei, ZE^stiorarxd. ^locxlngr ^ f L AJO UNION PACIFIC P atents The mill m situated in one of the finest badiea of Fine and Fir timber in Eastern Oregon. The proprietors have spared no expense to put the road in good condition. All special orders receive prompt attention An excellent qua)itvrof all kinds of lumber always on hand. For fur ther information call on or address KING & SAYER, Proprietors, Binnn, Oregon. BLACKSMITH & WAGONSHOP. SHELLEY A- FOLEY Proprietors, Shop opposite old Brewery work done with neat.iees ai d dispatch. Sat sfacion All g live us a oall. gurar.teed f R0BT. Prop. IRVING, ... OREGON. IlARNEY .. r _»r Jr jrjrj«\>r Local Agents Malheur Co. Wm. Cooley. Bui ah, Lytle Howard, Westfall ................................ Vale Lirai Agents Harosy Co. C. P. Rutherford, Burn«, J - II. Loiigan. Hanney E. A Heath, Drew8cy E. 0. D. CL, HEAEQUARTERS AT ONTARIO, OREGON. Eastern Oregon Developing Company does a general real estate and 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 . 2 2 i 2 Scientific American. Branch President Roosevelt informed the Boer representatives the other day that the United States could not assiwt the Boer cause in any way. Judging by the tenor of the l ite news the Boel a are not in any particular need of assistance in short, that they ate able to I.ike care of themselves. The cause or republicanism is still alive in South Africa. The great Bi ilish empire is not making mui li headway in its impeii.il policies in thut country. People who tight for independence for themselves and then country are not easily subdued. The Boers have l ich.}’ won the light to be fiee and gov ern themselves, without the nieil- tiling of England or any othir country in the governing buai- ncss East Oregonian. A train wieck on the Southern I’.u itu neat Sanderson, Tex , re sulted m the deaths of 15 persons mill injuries of jR inoie. T he tram was west bound, and most of the victims, aside from the crew,were immigrants going to California The wreck caught lire, and many of the passengers, pinned down in the broken coaches, were crc- in.ited. A broken 1.ul caused the disaster. Ex. It we cannot Lave the direct popular election of senators, it is a comfort at least to have found an approximation to it in the primary law that was tested yesterday with such satisfactory results. It is true that no choice ot a senator was made or contemplated yesterday, lint it is also true that a senator went before the people for re- election and was effectually de feated; We can see now the inade quacy of primary elections beiv- tofore. They are not real elec lions. When the voter comes t<i understand that votes at primaries are counted and recorded, '.he pri mary will be a true election, ami a very close approximation can be had to direct election of senators. (Ji egonian. Government's suit h the All scr- against the merger one in g>H*l faith, or is it brought to settle the case in favor of the Northern S ia uritu-s Company, .-nd so end '1 he house committee on (or- attacks: We shall sve < ign affairs winch is favorable to the Chinese exclusion bill t« of the opinion that congress cannot • scinde the Chi e-< wll o «irr noA ar rooms in the Philippin« < ». \ rrttfi the* hewt ’I aft lias testiti«d I ill Genlie- only courteous I ilici h>Vt Taft AHI MAIN ST.. BURNS Wagan woik done i.i a satisfactory manner. prompt attention. — AH orders given Give him a call. PATENTS GUARANTEED MILLER r.00£0*û2CC3 ÜILES IM Í32 HOURS ge V Ì a Ì. SSÎSO.OO Our fee returned if we fail. Any one sending sketch and description of any 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 ue 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, Harvey W. Scott lor United States senator at any cost. This is the secret of his new friendship for Mr. Mitchell. This is the secret of his affiliation with those whom he has heretofore denounc K Absiilutely l’l KE. ¡mil ed and exposed as the enemies of will 01 TWEAK all other the community. To gam this end Lead . he would abandon the principles if your local dealer dor» not eai he has advocated for years, and rv it write to u» ahd ue will »er that you prt it. ally himself with those who are W I* Fuller A Co. Portland seeking to use the great paper •••••••••••••••«•••••••••• he controls to boost themselves into power. He would rule or ruin.- Portland Journal ••Billy" Furnish won out at the to primaries in Umatilla county, a« every one expected lie would, that is probably the end of hi« suuv’s toi the governorship nom ination. however.- Baker Demo crat. H vu puoi rlìicivnt 1 ohe .alvei. JOE TUPKER York G25 I»' St.. Wash lugton. D. C. PIONEER WHITE LEAD HOWARD SE an Ct. PiHüaOT Superior to all others Irrespective of price. Catalogue tells you v. h j. W rite for one. N ATIONAL SEWEG MACHINE CO, yjÿ BROADWAY, New York. Factor,. BELV IDERE. ILL. ANTED- Tm STV O2.TIIY MI !• ANI- to Irav. 1 and »ivi rliie for old e tsloishrd hnssr ■ f solid Caeanial stai ding Salary t"-o«yiar >r.d cx- prnx s. all payaf-le in <aah. N< lantar- aing riipurid Gir* n’cri ni « - and cu cio self addressed «’snip • ■ enreb pc Aidns-i Manager. 3&5 C'axtou iileg C -lieag” women 8 F WHiTt, V»C« R»«8Ot«V W. R MBRKt, CA«Mtt« ARE DEAF? < Av A A CALDWELL IDAHO w A General Banking Bankinq Business Transacted ♦ NOISES? DEAFNESS OR HARD HEARING ARE NOW CURABLE by our new invention. Only those bom deaf are incurable. HEAD NOISES CEASE IMMEDIATELY. F. A. WERMAN, OF BALTIMORE. SAYS: B alttmork . Md.. March y. mxjt . <?/•«•'■ •»<*•: Brins’ ent’rrlv cured of deafne«« thanks to your treatment, 1 will now give you a full history of n»y caae. to be used at your discretion. About five vear« mp niv right ear began to siug. and this kept on getting worse, until I lost try hearing ■» tins rnr entirely. 1 under* nt 3 treatment fcr catarrh, for three month« without anv success, consulted a num* lx*r >f pi»v«n .us. among other« the most eminent ear specialist of this city who told me that onlv au viw'atton could help me. and even that only temporarily, that the head noises would then cease Sr.t the henring in the affected ear would-be lost f-r*ver' 1 then mw vjnr a ch < rt-*ei:v at accidentally in a New York paper and ordered your treat ment. After I had u«ed it only a few days according to vonr direction« the nm--e« cr.-iNed and to-d.iv after five week« my hearing in the diseased ear has been entirely restored I thank so»» hea’tily and beg to remain V _rv tmlv vours. E. A. WERMAX TjoS. Broadway Baltimore. Md. Ortr f not interfere with your rwrunation, r' • first Rational Bank j ALL CASES OF YOU CAN CURE YOURSELF AT HOME INTERNATIONAL AURAL CLINIC. 596 LA SALLE AYE.. CHICAGO, ILL. Insist or BEWARE cf Imitation trade marks ■nd label*. CXJRRESPONDENCE INVITED WOHAO Highest of all in Leavening Power.— Latest V. &. Gov’t Report The Harney County I iva c» , will pay seven Hundred and F*J‘,• ward for the arreat and :■ «8 son or in-rsona who kill, «-v, horses, mule« or <-aUle SeloiUiJ,'' bei of the Aasoeiatlon. Th, offers un additional reward d¿7” and Fifty Dollats. G W. Y ocno , See’y, Burns, "¿¿J” mottos and r. o. adoi !IM o , Geo II Hag-ay, Burna, <-att;e with H L connected, on left in? L’ per half crop off left ear. u,> right eaa. wattle on lefl .houlXi1 Emigrant and vlcloitv. awo»». - of Burna. e««s^ B R Dorter, Burna, cattle neaih heartfou left hip. • each ear. crop offeltherear use' Burn.'““"’ feteri 'lemena, Buna, hors., a, l.e cattle same on either and sp it In left ear, swallow under bit in right. rK L C Grout, Burns, Horses TJ hip: cattle, Hip Strap over the down on both hips; earmark« and underbit in each ear, M Fenwick, Burns, horses, doab, al bar on left shoulder. <a:t!e C, earmarks, two underbits in eachM- branded bnr T on right ribs m ?- half crop in left ear. ’ J H Bunyard, Burns, cattle 7 marks, crop of J P Withers, on left should either hip: eai derbit in left. Martin Bros. Burt-a. cattle, d01>. social b.i either hip: ea- .,“.’ riglir car. a»allow fork In I,,. Jaw: also sume brauded . In le N o, <» I. ShhiKtedecker. Burns, t,..^ shoulder; caul,., a .,„ r|K|,t ► 7 marks cr<>p Ort right ear, crop crop oft left. K ‘ Fred Denaledt, Burns, horses n shoulder: rattle FD on left side der half crop in each car. ' KJ Williams. Riles, horses, eg sh..iilder: cattle. < B on left nip .-ff left ear. under half crop . if :|.|r < cr '-hln; also cattle bra........ derbll in left ear. under halt i-ro»|n- ' ' «JJ left riba. cm>. a. . i;,- ’ i. under half crop in right. , I1 Narrows, horses. Th couJS left stifle; tattle Th coin bineo oil lefi 1 mark, upper slope on each tar. watile ! and btdl collar. Sylvester Smith. Narrows. horttt,W. I leg: cattle \ bar, earmark, uiiderhi'L short over slope in each ear jutht- - dewlap. J ‘ ■ • horses quarttrnJliiH right hind leg and left shoulder; cw;. circle s on either hip; carmarK, cmja W ear. split in under side of left; twofe^H A E Young. Hurns, horses, V onhtH J < con nested on right shoulder; U | h it shoulder; raiiJc, rocking ( hair.-■ i5J earmark, right ear drooped dowu.kit >' lug towards bead on upper side; wa;;< side of neck; all animals dehorned. “ C P Rutherford. Burns, cattii», bar side; chi mark, uruler half crop ri/hia bar 2 on »eft shoulder Michael Moylan, horses, .‘5<m leftrii .3 011 left hip; niHrk. right tar with S left drooped down, jugbandie on bna« Thus \\ ingfield. Burns, horses, ® on l» it shoulder: ca:tle, same onJeftut crop oil left ear, short overslope John Craddock. Silvies, horses. 8-8oiO h shonhier; cattle. S-S on right «.de; nt CT oil rishi ear, swallow fork In leit, tr * brisket. W E Smit h, But ns. cattle, XI on ri mark, split iu right ear, wattle on not , L [ G Hudspeth. Burns, cattle. s< issoii^'L.' | side: mark, crop and split iu each ear. >• Simon Lewis, Burrs, cattle si. on mark, crop and nnderhit iu .’eft ear,48 under halbcrop oil’right. Ii ,?ur::B> cattle Quarter ram left hip; marks, cn p oft-left ear, hjitrifij John Witaall. Burns, horses, Wbari fl 1 tie; cattle, diamond bar on Mtbif split in each ear, wattle uai er ch-n. i V M.J,cMcaamy’ Burns, horses,rert Jett stifle; cartle. »39 on left Mp; mark.: H i m each ear W ¡th lull name aud addrti |H V arieu Bros., horses, LF on right Kiir- , ' ,o.n F1»4'11 hip: mark, crop, upperuiit i derbit in right ear. ■ • J."i'urt a. cattle, quarterrirU^fi I r'i-ht hip; mark. ( rop and siit in left«' . tut in rignt; horses same brand on rip'.¿3 ! J A Williams, Van, horses, 71 baro^^l j cattle, bar Ibou left nbs; mark, utidert-W ear, under slope in right. II Elliott, Burns, hors« s. H4 combickfW [ stiiie: ( utile, c. on left s;de; nihik,nn« La | Hkht ear. left split in half lower par I I doWn against side of head. C S Johr.sou, Van, horses, SJ on lift» I cattle, 8J on leit hip; merk, (r«>a au half crop in right ear, underbit in fefi. C J Jonnson, Riley, cattle, O l.&roi ‘ j marks, aw allow fork in right ear, spliG W B Johnson, cattle, JK combinedMi • i mark, cron oft* right ear, two splits a:£ halt crop in left. I W a ( ampbell. Narrows, horses, NCf8 on left shoulder: t attle, bar N( coa:- left shoulder; mark, upper half < ropii- _ -J John Buoy, Burns, horses, 2Buu leftF cattie, *zB on right bip or side; uiarM "i each ear, hole in right. Mis 1 N Hiigbet, Warm Springs. lock on ¡eft Blue; mark, wattle under® W? S.>hn llipsman. Burns, homes. OJ«s-.-2 shoulder; cattle, (‘J on right si«ie; mar» left ear, two underbits in right. Sam King. Burns, cattle, 87 on ¡eft to rTopand underbit in each ear. waU-’ jaw. J P Id: kenson. Narrows, horses anv - stiiie; cattle, bar through diamond# shoulder; mark. undtTbil in each «’ branded uu left side an«i hip Rose <s, Nrrrows, horses, R baroti* 1 utt same on left hip or aid« inf* bit in each ear, dewlap < n brisket. 1 1» Finnemore, Burns, horses, (jFcca? left stifle: cattle sarneon left hip: »» • •I’ each ear. under stope in right, wtfi* I nose. i A Egli. F.gli. horse.«. .Eon left? ifl« »- on right hip: mark, upper half cr- J T Ware. Narrows, cattle, mu tfr’ hip; mark, under half crop In r;>.htea: | J W Biggs, Burns, horses, (YR on II B Timmons. Narrows, horses.THL* ^ binrdon left stifle; (attic circle Uoc^ Q i mark. er«>p and under half ( rop in W J derbit in right, dew lap under throat | ■ Joel H Howard, Bum*, homes stifle. < attle, same on left hip; oark left ear. split iu right. W \\ Brown. Fife, horses, home •!>' jaw . young hOrs<s t>vth ja»a ru • ini’ R right «rifle Ii«r Ten right ». 'O’* a< rose hook; ba? diamond ou left •I*’’ N' 1» Hanley. Burra, hstses be’.. cattle, same on left hip; mark. cfllM spin in right ear. aw allow fork in ’«■ LY on left hip. mark.«wallow fork 1» J <’ ('reasman. Burns, cattle. JN co** 5 ’eft able or hip; mark, crop an«1 aim®’ andaiit in left I. I dark. Narrow«, hotaes. Lar C • shoulder. John «tilerest. 'P. L. 8. Co.) F-rss^ wrench on left atific: ratt’o tar. e «• ’ 3 mark «.¡uare en p off right ear, '«ackr® slope on left. Freu< h Glenn Live Stork Co . J perintendent. F C Lusk. gec«:*I Lun a. home«. Pon left atirte. attle . k '«• * left ea*. an rut uo; r«ttie. F <* mark aair.e es above; cattle, ma-k. «wallow fork n left e«' r*T tb.'ost. < a:tie. T < n left hip; mark. R’ off »eft ear. wattle on left jaw H. Tosgtly, Burns, horse« -ra«1^ oslcsr Hu- 1 ley. Silvies. rattle. M ‘ * mark, awooth crop U esc» herws. H ou le.l stifle JOHN F. STRATTO» rxf carrivc ASÂOLVTELY PURE CeiekiiH R30 Violin Str • 7S.F«r>< -*•• t*<r»aw Joti F. Sir»'-:*’ “IJ. 8Î5. 81« K- * «■• •o*‘-