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About The Times-herald. (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 2, 1902)
j i i. « * • ' M M nager that it is distinctly hard woi k to play a good game, So as to bi cycling, golf, ping pong—every- thing in a word, We have got so into the habit ot taking our pleasures seriously that those pleasures are no longer recrea tions, or at least not the recrea tions they might be wete perfec tion not so persistently insisted upon. In these dajs no Sooner is a game invented or imported from other lands than somebody lias to go to work to make its playing a science, and io this < lid a newspaper or magazine devoted to that particular game is indis pensable. So that the drain upon the mental faculties produced by the playing of the game is ren dered more drastic by the reading one has to do to keep up wnh the times, Oh, for a gam«- ih.it can- not be made scientific, that will forever escape a literary organ, and a Inch will always and foreve" be just good fun and nothing mm e!—Boston Transcript. ’he real stock of the Pacific Northwest is called a “desert.” It is not a dessert, how- ever, for every inch of the soil produces vegetation of some kind, mill w ith water it will produce any thing that grows from the ground, The casual traveler through this legion is struck with the idea that it is a monotonous < ountry, and wonders how the t< I- un n find diversion from the lortiue life. Long stretches of c untry without a human habita tion, a lohi biting wind in winter ind du-t whirlwinds in summer; tin days tn ide dismal by the I le.iling of sheep and the nights in;.J' hideous by the howling of coyote-; the long hours of thirst and the poorly prepared meals, aie all lei Rolled in summing up lie gloomy side. On bis eastern trip Mr. Bryan But the stock range has many is telling a good story on himself, uivei sions. To the vigorous, it is to the effect that he was re • can lung mind it is an unexplored cently shaved in a western town field. A thousand things are by a colored barber and gave the found to interest and instruct. artist a dollar fop the job. He The lange of the North Pacific thought lie had been iibeial and < 'oast country is one of the mo.-t nas surprised to learn on Ins next intel esting countries in the world. visit to the place that the barber It has more wonders than any sec was in trouble with the union for tion of its size in the world. It is culling the price for sui b a shave. the scienti.s’.’s and student’s para When he asked for an explanation dise. I lie gn at historical <and- he learned it was the rule to inarl.s, the Indian battlegrounds, charge $5 for shaving a dead man. the old government torts, rock ¡’here is hope for a man who can piliars '.hat extend high heavun tell so good a one as that on wards, rivers that rise up out of self, - Ex. the sands of the “desert” river- that lose themselves as mystcr- Immigration into the United i itisly in the s.mils as they appear Stales for the fiscal year ending tin 1 efi 0111; gi cat area of lava beds June 30 showed a gain over the interesting caverns stored with preceding y ear of l6o,oon, and of ii <• in the very heart of the desert, these loo.ooocame fioni Laly and lakes that rival the Dead Sea as wondeis; game and wild animals Austria-Hungary Each of these lli.it would make the spot tsinati's countries sent nearly 200,000 heart leap with excitement and peasants to the United States hist lisli that would tempt the most year. Many of our Eastern cities are deep-seated pessimist totiy his becoming largly foreign, and their hah; hot springs in which hogs standard of intelligence, patriot an rakli-d and in which the ism and qualities that make up .iRoriginies did their cooking; a good American citizenship are de hook full of things that should in- clining. ten t and amuse, and all of these Hundreds of thousands of these uinnuided with snow-capped 1 tiiitams, w hose sides are cov- people,even after having been here cied with beautiful forests and for years,can speck hardly a word w I p e beds .in- composed of rich of English. Il is they who enable minerals, make it one of the most the coal barons to oppress labor ili n ting countries tinder the and defy the reasonable demands of miners. sun. Of a different and a more accep Instead of its being a monoto- table type are the 50,000 Scandi ni'U- r iimtry it is pregnant with navians, the 107.000 Finns and .ti n I, ami the man who visits Russians, the 29,000 Irish and 28,- it m-ici foigct- it and longs to visit it again. There is # not an 000 Germans who came over last I ui that the stock 111.1:1 may not year We are getting too many of liml a diversion fiom his work, and not only enjoy il but find in- theses people from Southern Europ;. ■11 'ii’lion in it. < Jutside of a few months of ihlutle in company with n bind ' I heep 1 n the winter range, the ceplivitlei' lias as good a ■ me I< 1 diversion as any other plainsman . and while on the range it tin- season -c.tson ot the ye.u ' he has, otirlv, opportunities every day t 1 die el smn, (01 his life, instead . 1 h. mg ,| monotonous one,is tilled " th 1 xciteinent; the distant band .uitelopc tl.i-limg their mirrors desert sun, the skulking ever I call) to pounce down "il In- band, the ever faithful le.idy to do liis bidding; the with the .'atnptender at lie' game of cards afte r '■>| ” 1. tl disturbed sheep and 1 v coyote Imwl at night, furnish all the dive 1 sion that ti e t »indent of life needs and m 11 this d ie and time air or nothing more than Mu rn wondc itul suitound- li e »0 interesting to all eye» to see and brains ■q-ichcnd Eiat Otegoni.m ds of the day 1» applied to sports Thetc ir no «1 flicult or how- ut it is hedged l < s which ai tu.il- ntv pail’. Time nf whut. for . div< i »ion; A Great burns sawmill .Newspaper. The Sunday ec’ition of the St Louis Republic is a marvel of, modern newspaper enterprise.! The orginization of its news ser-1 vices is world-wide, complete in every department; in tact, superi or to that of any oilier newspaper. nion acific The magazine section is illus trated in daintily tinted colors and Depart for splendid half-tone pictures. Tins section contains more high-class t'hicago- ¡Salt Lakr Oinver, Ft. Worth, Omaha. Kan literary matter than any of tile Pnrtl nd >a» City, St Loui»,j Special monthly magazines The fashions 12:35 Chica.o and Eaat. illustrated 111 natural colors are a. in especially valuable to the ladies. Atlantic Salt Lake.Denver.Ft. The colored comic section is a Express Worth. Omaha. Kan genuine laugh-maker. The funny 2:10 sas City. 81 Louis cartoons are by the best artists j> in ¡Chicago and Fast. The humorous stories are high class, by authors of national rep- St. Paul Walli Walla, Lewis E'st Mail ton, Spokane. Minne . ntation. 1 45 apuli», St. Faul, Du- Sheet music, a high-class, P'l’- llutli Milwaukee, Chi- ular song, is furnished free every L ago i nd East. Sunday in the Republic. The price of the Sunday Re public by mail one year is $2 00. OEANand KIV ER SCHEDULE I From Portland For sale by all news dealers. IDXSSSSCl coi, TS’cistic and. Z^lcorin.g’ OREGON S hort line «□ U P START A BUSINESS OF YOUR OWN p a i <1 BURNS, Saak, : HARNEY D esigns C opyrights A c . Anrono sanding a sketch »ad dcierlptlon may i qu.fKly as«:ertaln cur opinion free whether an Inver.tlnn la probably putentable. Communica tions strictly confldoiit lai. Handbook on Patents sent free. Oldest »-irency for securing patent«. Patents taken •liroush Munn A Co. receive »pteuil notice, wit ».out charco. tn the Scientific American. A handsomely 11'-istrntad weekly. Largest elr- dilation of any -eiinitiUc journal. Term«. a •ear: four mon' ua. fl. Sold by all newsdealer*. iffUNN Ko.’8"’"'*1’«’ New York Brautb Hirer. I. A N.H oar , Buntington. Oregon A L. CRAIG, Gen. Pass Ag't. Portland. Oregon A. L MOHLER, President. Up-to-date job printing at reason able pt ices. F bt- Washington. D. C. ••o. I OREGON. LoC‘1 Agents Malheur Co. Wm ('on)py, Bulah, Lytle Howard, W Mfall .................................... Vale 3:30 p m Monday Wed. & Friday. Riparia to Lewiston. OREGON B0BT. IRVING E. O. D. C "7 4 30 p m G a. n> i Willamette Hirer. Tuesday Portland Corvallis ”1 uesday Thurs & and Way Landing* T hur. & Sat. Sat T rade M arks The Harner r-ounl III nay -even nnrJL:■" »rd for the nrrnt *• eon or per».. . • • horse,, mulr, M l-et of th, J ■ "r7!-w" “hiltiotil ayd Fitly l',.||sii G . W . Yol’SO. -et’y, BRANDS AND p. o Geo D Hagev. Bun-. with Hl. ,;,,X per half crop off left riaht er.,. w,lt|, ,* 1 Emlgr.nt j t » of Hurns. “J-Miit, B ? Punt, r. .', neath hear' UI1 h(' ■ e«r b e»r. <-rui., ft ,,h'J ¿ ' eyes: range Fm.Kra°i,. Burn,. '"a, 1 eter Clemen,, bam. y He: came same on elthr,'* and apdt |„, f,r under bB in right. ' f. C Grout, burn,. Hut».» hip: cattle. Hit-strap..^ down on noth fop,; p ’ and ninlerUt ii. I«»h ear. M Fenwick, Burn», h, al bar on left tthoutder earmarka tw. underl.ti, \ b anded b,r r rlghl ’ half crop tu left rar. J H Bunyard. Burna,,., marks, crop off left ear ,, J P Wither». Harney, y on left »houlder, either hip: earmark,. UL' derbit in left. Martin Brt a., Burna ran spntal bat or, either rliehr car, aw allow f.,rk n jaw; alio aotne branded . O f. Shinglec'eeker. Bn-. ahoulder: cattle. 5 „„ e mark», crop .11 right 1», crop off left. ' Fred Henatcdt. Bnrti h- ahoulder; catt\. F|, ’ler half crop in eat hear. R J William,. Rllet.hn» shoulder; cattle < 11 on lek off left cur. under Itaif rr- der chin : ul»o , atrle |,rI. . ' derbit In left eur. “h„ cattie.ITonk.fr rlhar^ under half crop In right. Ji II Elliott, -arrow,.ho^. left atlfle; cattle rh eumji mark, upper »lope utiea.h. aud bell collar. * Sylveater Smith, Nam,». , leg; cattle V bar. ..,rm».t short over alupe It, L.«ch - dewlap. Shop opposite old Brewerv L done with neatjese ar d dispatch Sat sfacion raro, vp us a call. All .ailing dates sub j ct to charge. 4 p. m. For San Francisco every 5 days. valuable monthly joernal one year free Willaiaette A YaahlU 7 am. C entury 1‘ vbi . isiiino C o , B ox 73, Hirer. Teu-day Origen City, Dayton H eron L ake , M inn . Tuhrd’v aud l\ ay-Laudiugs Ä Sat’. Ai ilELLM A FOLLI Proprietors, Columbia Hirer 1 p. m. 8pm Steamer«. Our new book entitled “ 40 M oney Ex Sun. Except To Astoria and Way- Sunday. M aking I deas " is worth its weidit in 'Sturdy Landings. gold 'O every man who wants toetart a 10 p. IL legitimate, paying mail order tuainess. Willamette Hirer. It tell, yon what to do and how to do G a. tn. Oregon City, New 4:30 p m it »iicco fully Send us 50c today Except berg, Salem and Way I Except Landings. I Sunday. and we will send you the book, and a Sunday 50 YEARS* EXPERIENCE .'i . ulti 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 , ecv ., O ntario , O r . Scnuui a toe < 1 CaiAifìi •.■IL’.rn SC- j ECNC 20*3 MILES IN 132 HOURS The Belvidere A $$50.00 Superior to all others irrespective The father of a fool hath no jov. of price. Catalogue tells you A broken spirit drieth the bone. why. W rite for one. A violent man enticeth his neighbor. NATIONAL SEEING MACHINE CO, A whisperer separateth chief 339 BROADWAY, Factory, NcwWrk. BELVIDERE. ILL. friends A liar giveth ear to a naughty In Ahsiilutely PURE, ami tongue. W anted —T itstwortiit min and will OU Hl EAR al) other w » men to trav< I and aivertiee for old A nuked doer giveth heed to Lead . »-«tab'i-hed hou»e of »olid 6ocanial false lips at ding Salary «78« a y.ar and ex- 7/ your local dealer does not car» A merry heart doelh good like pen«ra all payable in ca»h No cantat ru it write to us and we will sec that ala* required Give retrrenre, ani cn- you oct it. a medicine. clo-e »elf addressed .’»toped enve'ope. W P Fuller A Co. Portland A man of undei standing is of Aldrins Manager. 355 Caston Bldg. •••••••••••••••••••••••••a Cai ano excellent spirit. lie th.it is slow to noger is bet- let than tin inigh'y. Ilelliat hath a p. iv.rse tongue falleth into mischi. f. HOWARD SEC «TEE. F • Ileth.it is gl.id at cal.imiti, W. shall not be unpunish, d ffi \\ ho»o rew.irdetli <-i il for goal, eiil shall not depart his house A w iiked man takrih a gift out of the bosom to prevent the wavs * of judgment. 4\ A reproof entereth more unto « A General Banking Business Transacted a wise man than a hundred stripes into a fool. CORRESPONDENCE INVITED A man void of understanding strikrth hands and become th sure- ty in the presence of his friend. Ae that covereth a transgres sion seeketh love- but he that re- peatelh a matter separateth very friends The beginning of alrife is as when one ktteth < ut water— therefore leave off contention be fore it is meddled New Y k \dv < t is i. PIONEER WHITE LEAD I first national Bank | CALDWELL, IDAHO $ I Maet Meo' HA Meal 7.ta » i i right hind leg und left »b. I circle S on either Lip; anti ear. split In under aideuf in; A E Young. Burn«, hone, Jconnected on right th«» Stei left ab.mlder; < attic, r-k earmark, right ear dreowd 4, ing towards head on uppers aide of neck; all unimaiideb,- C P Rutherford, Run i, ck Bide; earmark, under l a f’c-,; bar 2 ou left shoulder -Michael Moylan. hoigcg, : °n left hip; mark, right tin left drot,pod down, jughaud'. ßVKl Th« s Wingfield. Burna, ho -Vali on left shoulder, cm».»’. hi •. crop off left ear. short orerUw Esieti John Craddo« k. • ¡Ivica,b«« ahoulder; cattle, s s on ngi’. J. w off right ear, swallow fork brisket. W E Smith, B um a. cattle/ mark, split in right ear, ua; >. A G Hudspeth, Burna, catfe.kr side; mark, crop and splii ¡1 n B BS MAIN ST., BURNS Simon F.ewia, Bums.<atrle* mark, crop and underbit • ■ Pr under hull crop oft right. Wagnn work don” i.i a satisfactory manner. AU orders given Co lit TG Ki it s. Burr s, cattle qrv left hip; murks, crop off left prompt attention. — Give him a call. Q. A John WitzelL Burns, hormJ stifle; t attle, diamond bar«; Bpiii in eat h ear, wattic un t 1> M McMeitamy, liiinw,lwB ' mile; t a' 1 ¡e bJ on left lnj: * ear With tu. 1 «asa .iri'"' i»r< s.. hoisea. Li' cuk ' • ixi«t l.jp. mark, cruj.qt 1 te; bit in right ear w Jot « s. Burns, rttlle.qr Our fee returned if wo fail. Any one sending sketch and description of I Mh hip: maik. cr.-p a> <11: hurt vs san e b.n any invention will promptly receive our opinion free concerning the patent j ’it J in A right; W illiainB. Van, bom \ ability of same. “How to Obtain a Patent” sent upon request. Patents < nttle, bar 11, on Jett i iba. main ear, under slope in right. secured through us advertised for sale at our expense. H Elliott, Burt s hor.stB.ih Patent taken out through us receive special notice, without charge, in 1 fc ifle; < a!t>e. L, on left side-st Tns P atent R ecord , an illustrated and widely circulated journal, consulted i-'ht ear, left split in half . doW 11 agai; st side of head. by Manufacturers and Investors. t' S Johnson, Van. horse?.'. ' Send for »ample copy FREE. Address, < attle, SJ ot: Jeit hip; mark, tiaif crop in right ear, uaderbi' VICTOR J. EVANS & CO., C J Jon 1,son, Riley, cattle, marks, »wallow fork in Tighter« (Patent Attorneys,) " B Johnson, cattle. JKcux; Evans Building crop off right car, two » WASHINGTON, O. C. mark, •alf crop in left. W A < ainpbell, Narrows,how '»ii left shoulder: < attle, bar' ieft shoulder; mark, upperht John Buoy, Burns. horsea.J* ■ aitie. 2B on right hip or nee • • ac h ear, hole iu right. Mrsl N liugbet, W arm SF* lock on Jeft a:oe; mark. v.att- Sohn Ilipsrnan, Burns, h"»1 Mioulder; tattle, OJ on nghifc- feit car, two underbid ii rfct’ satn King, Burns, cattle.i1' 'Top and underbit in each * jaw. J P Dickerson. Narrow!. Iwtts stifle; cattle, bar through dur-* shoulder; mark. nudeTbit in < branded on left side and hip K. seSlts. Nrrntws. horse« : ' aitle, same on left hip or 1 * bit in each ear, dew lap < n b’S-* D Hnnemore, Burns, hors« ’oft stifle; i attle san • on left* •ft each ear, uuder slope in nt- by our new invention. Only tlio« those bom K m deaf are incurable incurable. uose. A Egll. Fgli. horse« ■’Ti right hip. mark. upperhaJ J T Ware. Narrows, rattle. F. A. WERMAN, OF BALTIMORE, SAYS: hip: mark, under half roping . fwn be dr'*'x'Tt,on*,’k’ S^e yo. J W Bigge. Burna, horses, 01* H B Timmons. Narrows, h** By hekSig m iRU m ,*?“ "V****“ b'**“ *" ”“*■ *“J thi’ k,P‘ en C",in» wor* “»<« » >«* hiredou left stifle; cattle ar* mark. crop and under half c— 'u «n.nlted.nam. derbit m right, dewlap under"* Joe! H Howard, Burn*. —- •rifle; cattle, same on Jeftk» left ear, split iu right • - ’ - ■ .. - " W * Brown. Fif«. b -see. h* javr, young hOrece both ja-«: ' »ea.tliy >ad l eg to iem.m v ■ trTV’. **' “ k*” r',,e,tJ 1 lha”k right rifle Par t? rig* *• t , I- A. V ER man . - s Broac!way Baltimore. >!<L . a<r.iMhook: ba? dlant..ndas O/<r trP'stmrHt does not interfere with your u^nal ocronation. W D Hanley. Bums, hets»* ■ attle. Mme on lett hip ■r'. split in right ear, swallow !■ ’_ ! l-N on left hip. mark «waBa*' INTERNATIONAL AURAL CLINIC, 596 LA SALLE AYE- CHluA&O, ILL I , if Creaaman. Burn’, catbt • left side or hip. mark crop*8** anJaht in left L L < lark, Narrow s horae* * •hovdder. John Gilcreat. (F l s. CWJJ wrench on left stifle ■ft'»»' »•rk, a<;uars crop off right m • 81« pe on ¡eft. French <>lev a Lire - vfc <* . penntendent, F (. >akj F14 of Imitation Burnt, ho.tes, F on lc ’-•nfl« * trade marks •»♦red on ’eft hip mt k. w* left ear. dew ap cut ut •’*** . and labels. mark aame as above aTj8,wx ( mark, swallow fork t e*t - 'ivoat rattle. To« le' M off left car. w«i tie ou •”..•• C. H. voegtly. Burns * left admirer El Rulki,,. Si-TK, »:■.*• , light n»a mark. the’’* wattle, haraes. 44 c u «• : Í" f' JOE TUPKER EHHsæuajr TEED I • t.ant. «•cal. ARE DEAF? < DEAFNESS OR HARD HEARINC ARE NOW CURABLE HEAD NOISES CEASE IMMEDIATELY. an,-',,!0.!1 ,MH CURE VOUSStLF AT HOME ”" TXT'"“ lïîS’St on beware ! .. r ric-ije • ’ -t 2- J L IUD Vit. fc.- A av ■» : C3. *rw» JOHN F. STR*1*1 C m HÌ* » Violin* i -r— Mf F. f.j st*