The Times-herald. (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, March 12, 1904, Image 2

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    'SC CLOSING OUT SALE
WATERS,
HAOEY &
COMPAI
We have inaugurated a closing-out sale, for CASH ONLY, beginning January 1st, 1904, on all lines of Dry Goods, Clol
»
ing, Overcoats, Shoes, Underwear, Shirts, Hats, etc. We have one of the best lines of Groceries in Burns, and will s
them to to you at reduced prices. Call and be convinced.
I hereby announce myself as a
Welcome Jr. as a candidate for
the office of treasurer appears candidate for the office of School
among the other aspirants this Sufierintendent, subject to the ac­
HATURDAY. MAKI H 12, 1904.
week. Jake has many personal tion of the democratic convention.
J. C. B artlett .
friends who hope to see him nom­
SU BSCKl PTION KATES:
inated. He is a Burns raised boy
One Year
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|2.0U
I hereby announce myself as a
and through close application to
Hix Month«
1.00
candidate
for the office of Sheriff',
TL.te Mouth«
. .75
business and study has gained a
subject to the action of the demo­
very substantial place among the
cratic county convention.
JI I.IAN BYKD — — — — Manager
business men of Harney county.
A. K. R ichardson .
He is a deserving young man
The Times-Herald appreciates
who is competent and safe for
1 hereby announce myself ns a
the many complimentary remark.-: j
the responsible position.
candidate for the office of Clerk,sub­
heard on every hand in regard to j
ject to the action of the democratic
its enlarged issue and excellence
COMMISSION DESIRES SUGGESTIONS. county convention.
as a local paper. It also appre- j
F. S. R ieder .
ciates the generous patronage
Hon. C. W. Mallett, member of
given it by the business men of the State Irrigation commission, is
I hereby announce myself as a
Harney county. It is now a good home from a meeting of that body. candidate for the office of Clerk, sub­
index to the business concerns of He states that the members will ject to the action of the democratic
our little city, there being only a meet again the latter part of April county convention.
S am M qtjiekshead .
few not represented in its adver­ and invites from the public and
from all industries affected thereby
tising columns.
I hereby announce myself as a
upon
the following questions:
It finds no fault with those who
candidate
for the of office Sheriff',
1 What, if any, legislation is
do not support it, however, and
needed, to provide an appropriate subject to the action of the demo­
would not hesitate to recommend
cratic county covention.
them should occasion
offer. public record of all appropriations
H enry R ichardson ,
of
water
already
made,
the
better
Nevertheless, The Times-Herald
to determine what surplus waters
is the best advertising medium in
remain unappropriated and to pro­
I hereby announce myself as a
interior Oregon at this time and
vide for a public record of privite candidate for the office of Treasurer,
will continue to improve not only rights already acquired.
subject to the action of the demo­
in appearance hut also in circula­
2 What legislation, if any, is de­ cratic county convention.
tion. Its subscription list has in­ sirable upon the subject of future ap­
J. M. D alton .
creased very materially the past propriations of water for agricultur­
two weeks—all unsolicited.
al miqing,power or other useful pur-
I hereby announce myself as a
It hopes to benefit this county poses, and the nature of that legis­ candidate for County Commission­
by special descriptive
articles lation.
er, subject to the action of the dem­
Suggestions should be sent to the ocratic convention.
from time to time and will improve
J asper D avis .
on this as well as last issue so secretary of the commission, T. G.
Hailey, of Pendletou, Oregon.
soon as arrangements can be
—Ontario Argus.
I hereby announce myself its a
completed and it gets the ine-
candidate for the office of A sm -SR i r,
chanical work adjusted to the
THE CITV ELECJION.
subject to the action of the repub­
new form and increased work.
lican convention.
Again it desires to call atten­
More than ordinary interest was
J ohn E. L oggan .
tion to the advertising columns taken in the city election last
and asks its readers to look over Tuesday and the fight was quite
I hereby announce myself as a
carefully they’re there for that warm. The main fight was on re­
candidate for the office of Clerk,
purpose and will be a benefit to corder which also extended to mar- subject to the action of the repub­
people who are in the market for shalship. There were 187 votes lican convention.
cast. The result was as follows:
anything advertised.
W alter E. H uston .
Mayor, Dr. Geary 100, R. A Miller.
79; recorder, 8. W. Miller, 97, L,
I hereby announce myself ns
The Times-Herald
re
Woldenberg Jr., 88; ceuncilmen, J. candidate tor the office of Schoo!
very much the contention
0. Foley, 1G8; 0. E. Mcl’heeters, Superintendent, subject to the ac­
hard feeling that resulted
137; marshal, John Sevedge, 98; tion of the republican convention
the recent city election.
Hobt George, 80; treasurer, V. J.
M. E. R igby
have listened to everything
Hopkins, 93, A. C. Welcome, 80.
ported on election day one would
I hereby announce myself
COUNTV COURT.
have thought a terrible calamity
candidate for the office of Sheriff,
would befall our little city should
subject to the action of the repub­
The report of II C. Corbin, sup­ lican convention.
any of the candidates be elected.
. T om A llen .
'The tact of the matter is the ervisor of road district No (> was
accepted
and
it
appearing
that
he
“issues” were mainly imaginary
I hereby announce myself ns a
and all fuss could and should has due him for services $27.50, the
candidate
for the office of Clerk,
clerk
was
ordered
to
draw
his
war
­
have been avoided.
subject to the action of the repub­
rant for the amount.
The Times.Herald takes no
S. Defenbnugh, supervisor of dis­ lican convention.
part in little local differences, rec­
F rank O. J ackson
trict No. 18, made ilia report which
ognizes no particular section or was accepted He was ordered to
favors any particular set of men. pay over to Newt Hoover, road
I hereby announce myself
It feels the whole town is none too master, $52 50 balance on hand, candidatejfor the office of Clerk,
large ami would discourage sec­ and the clerk ordered to draw his subject to the action of tlie repub­
tional tights as much as possible. warrant in f ivor of S. Defeubaugh lican convention.
E B. W aters .
The citizens of Burns should for $20.50 in full for hia services.
I
1
inal
report
of
C.
R.
Peterson
as
certainly realize the importance of
working together in all matters supervisor of road district No 13,
Up-to-date job printing at reason­
of public importance and not accepted and clerk ordered to draw able prices.
allow sectional differences to his warrant in favor of U. R. Peter­
interfere with the harmony of our son for $2 50 in full for his services.
P. H. Gray, supervisor of road
city.
PROCLAMATION.
district No. 9, made his fir al report
One prominent citizen lias sug­
and it being found that he now had
Whereas, the Secretary of State of the
gested that to make a political on hand the sum of $4(> 25, he was
tight out of tlie town election ordered to pay that amount over to Stat.»of Oregon has notified me in writ­
ing that pursuant to tlie provisions of an
would prevent such strife, It
act
entitled “An act making effective the
(Continued on page I,)
possibly would, but would our
initiative and referendum provisions of
Section 1 of Article IV of tlie Constitu­
oilices be tilled with men best
The Name Witch Hazel.
tion of tlie State of Oregon, and regulat­
suited to the various positions?
ing election, thereunder, and providing
The name Witch Hasel is much penalties for violations of provisions <>f
The Times-llerald does not ap­
prove of politics in our city affairs. abused. K. C. DeWitt A Co Chi­ this act,” approved February 24, IffOtl,
It would be a detriment to the cago, are the inventors of the orig­ the State Prohibition Alliance duly till'd
in bi, office on February 5, 11104, an in
good of the city in more than one inal ami only genuine Witch Hasel itiative petition containing 8,816 sigra-
Salve. A certain cure for Cute,
tures properly attached thereto and civ
way.
Burna, Bruises, Eczema, Tetters, tified in accordance witji law, demand­
The time is not far distant
Pilea.etc. There are many counter­ ing that a pro|Mwl law, the tenor and
when it ■ will be necessary for feit» of thia eaive, some of which effect of which ia hereinafter particularly
everj citizen of Burns to stand are dangerous, while they are All set forth, providing for elections in any
shoulder to shoulder and wotk worth I cm . In buying Witch Hazel county or any precinct therein or anv
subdivision therein or any sulalivision
for the best interests of its future. Salve see that the name E C. De­ of a comity consisting of any numlw-r <4
Are we going to allow such little Witt 4 Co., Chicago, ia on the hox entire and contiguous precincts of such
differences to continue to divide and a cure ia certain Sdd by all county to determine whether the sale of
intoxicating liquors shall be prohibited .
some of our influential ami sub­ druggists
in each county or subdivision thereof or
stantial people until it becomes a
any «uch precinct, and fnrother pnr|>wew
Kentucky feud?
There is no POLITICA la ANNOUNCKMKNTH aa hereinafter stated. «hall lie «1 milted
to the legal electors of the State nt Ore - j
occasion for it and therefore the
I hereby announce mrself as a gon for their opproval or rejection at the
room i such matters are dropped i
candidal«« for the office of Treasurer, general election to be held on the tlth ;
.lay «4 June, bring the first Monday of I
the better for all concerned.
subject to the action of the republi­
$he ®imcs-Mhra(d
can convention.
The announcement
of J. <
J C. W rk omk J b .
June. 1904.
NOW , TII4.R4.411 It 1 ,1,tie*>. 4'. I'hani■ I
bvr «IB, GOTMTSOTO ll eStati I Oregon,
’re Still at it!
in obedience t<> the provisions of said act same district; providing jienaltieH and
hereinbefore first mentioned, do hereby punishment tor tlie violation of any of
make and issue this Proclamation to tlie the provisions of this law ; providing for
jieople of the Slate of Oregon, announc­ the return to any liquor dealer or other
ing that the said State Prohibition Alli­ person of a projiortionate amount of any
ance lias filed said initiative petition license fee which he may hare paid,
with tlie requisit number of rignutures whenever the district in which he shall
thereto attached, demanding that there be engaged in business shall lie declared
be submitted to the legal electors of the to be prohibition territory; and applying
State of Oregon for their approval or re­ to all elections held under the provis­
jection at tlie regular election to be held ions of this law the proivsious of the
GOODS.
FURNISHING
6
on tlie 6th day of June, being tlie first general election laws of the st te and DRESS
Monday of June, 1904, a proceed law declaring certain rules of evidence ap­
providing for elections in any county or plicable to prosecution under this Act.
Done a' the Capitol at Salem this 10th
precinct therein or any subdivision
therein or any subdivision of a county day of February, A. D., 1904.
GEO. E. CHAMBERLAIN
consisting of any number of entire and
Governor.
contiguous precincts of such county to By tlie Governor:
F. I. DUNBAR,
determine whether tlie sale of intoxicat
Secretary e( State.
ing liquors shall tie prohibited in such
We Have the Reputation of Carrying the
county or subdivision thereof, and for (Seal i
other purposes connected therewith as i
hereinafter stated, having for its purpose-----
and lining biietly of the tenor and effect
As well as the
following, that is to say:
A bill to promise, by initiative peti­
tion, a law providing for elections in any
county or any precinct therein or any
Of Dress Goods nnd Trimmings of any house in the county, 'S
subdivision of a county consisting of any
number of entire and contiguous pre­
is admitted by » very dress-maker in town.
cincts of sncli county, to determine
iW? are here to p/eaio and to cater to wants. Cat!,
whether the sale of intoxioating liquors
new goods.
V/ny are of the
shall lie prohibited in such county or
subdivision thereof or in such precinct;
LATtST STYLES AND
FflSJIIOl
providing for the tiling of petitions for
such elections and the form and effect
thereof, and for notices of such elections
Prices Uocuer Than Ever before.
and for tlie time and manner of li dding
and conducting the same ; declaring what
shall constitute a su 1«livision of the
county within the meaning of this law;
declaring what acts shall and what shall
not constitute a violation of this law;
declaring the qualifications of petition!
ers ami of electors at such elections;
applying to such elections the provisions
BLACH MINORKEY and
of Sections 1900, 1901, 1902, 1903, 1904,
BUFF LEGHORNS.
1905,1900,1907,1908, 1909, 1910, 1911,
1912 and 1975 of Bellinger .t Cotton’s
Why not keep hens that
Annotated Codes and Statutes of Oregon ;
will lay in winter as well
providing for printing and distributing
ballots for sncli elections; prescribing
as summer?
the duties of public officers in relation
I havetheh
to aueli elections and in relation to tlie
enforcement, of tlie provisions of this
PER SETTING, $2.50
law ; providing for the issuaned by the
Ccnnty Court of orders prohibiting the |
sale of intoxicating liquors w ithit certain i
limits and declarins the duties of such I
courts in reference thereto; limiting rhe '
limo within wliieh the question of prohi­
bition such sale of intoxicating liquors '
may again be submitted to vote in tlie
Seliing Goods at the sameol
Stand and at Prices Cheapest
MERCfTANN
GENERAL
BOOTS, SHOES. GRO ERIES. PROVISION
EVERY LINE COMPL
BEST ASSORTMENT
BEST QUALITY
EGGS FOR HATCHING
THOROUGHBRED
?TEEL RANGES,
Cfl?T COOK STOVE
PARLOR 5TOVE
BOX 5T0VS
.
CAMP SI
Dr. L. I. Hibbard
Barns, Oregon
Lights in Drug Store Windows
are relics of the old custom of mascerating and perco­
lating drugs in the front windows of apothecary shops.
Our store clings to the old tradition, but in everything
e!se is progressive and abreast of the best modern
methods of pharmacy.
THIS LETTER R
which is almost always on prescription blanks, is nil
abretiation of the Latin word “Recipe,” an order to
druggist to “fake” the ingredients prescribed and pre­
pare them ; ii a certain way. In our prescription work
we alwaj s prepare each prescription exactly as direct­
ed by your physician. Spring will soon be here and
you will iv • d something for that tired feeling You
can gel it at the City Drug Store, where you and your
friends ar«- always welcome.
H. M. HORTON, Propt.
STVDEB2LKEE Wage
ZEZaoirs,.; EvLclzTooaxd.s,
Carnages, S-cig'g'ies.
Caxxxp Wagons.
TU10 CARLOADS JUST ARRI\
Complete line on hand.
$ Aermotor uuindmills,
Aermotor Pumps,
Irrigation Pumps,
Pitcher Pumps,
Bicycle Pump;
Galvanized Pipe, Glaek Pipe, Stove Pi;
Pipe Fitri
gs -All kinds.
R1FUES, SHOTGUNS, TOY GUNS, A]VI|VlUNr
of all kinds for all of them.
Hunting Coatn, Hunting beggings,
Huc
Caps, Gun Cases, Cartridge Cases, Ete.,
HEAVY, SHEUF, and SpORTING H«RDW
Galvanized, Black and Smooth Wire.—Doors, Windcuis, I
Tintuare, Granitemsre, Ensmeledtuarc, Steelmere.
Oliver Chilled Plows, .Sulky Plows, Gan? R
talking Plows, Disc Plows, Disc i»ril sand
rows. Cultivators, Garden Cultivators» ail k
of Agricultural Implements.
GEEK *. CUMMINS, Burns, Oi
BURNS LIVERY AND FEED STABL
ilr GARRETT, Propts.
Special, attention i
to transcicnt castoni
j reicht teams.
Horses kept by the
week or monili.
FIRSTCLASS LIVERY. TUI
Hay and ¿rain ali
on ha nd.
HOPKINS &, GARRETT
Manafsctiirers and dealer, in
SADDLES and HARNESS.
Bridles, Spurs, Whips, Robes: Ropes, Etc.
If your stock are ailing in any way come and get some
Security Stock Rrimilir«: Gall cu*e, liniments, blisters,
etc. Also poultry food.
Address, Burns. Oregon.
Y our patronage sol ici c
South Main St., Burns. <1
Special Attention Given
to Conducting Fanerals
ANI ACCLRATE RAY SCALES
W CONNECTION »ITU BARN.