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About The Times-herald. (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929 | View Entire Issue (May 7, 1904)
WATERS, HACEY& COMPANY CLOSING OUT SAL We have inaugurated a closing-out sale, for CASH OftLY, beginning January ing, Overcoats, Shoes, Underwear, Shirts, Hats, etc them to to you at reduced prices Call and be convinced Dirnes-Mirraíd SATURDAY. MAY 7, 1904. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: r One Year............................................... |2.00 Six Month« ..................... .. .1.00 Three Months.................................................... 75 JULIAN BYKI> — — — — Maaagur l ing of support. Voters should i investigate these good qualities and place such ni.n in oflice to serve the people that they have every confidence in and whose experience and past records show their fitness. WANT MORE INFORMATION. From the Portland papers we learn that many thousand home seekers are now arriving in Ore For County Clerk— SAM MOTHERSHEAD. gon and all looking for a good lo cation. The Oregon Information For Sheriff— A. K. RICHARDSON. Bureau at Portland has been writing to people here for infor For Assessor— BYRON TERRILL. mation about this section and also urge the advantages of advertiz For School Superintendent— ing matter, County Clerk Rieder J. C. BARTLETT. has been assisting this bureau as For Treasurer— much as possible and is in almost J M. DALTON. constant communication with its For Commissioner — secretary upon matters pertaining W. D. BAKER. to the interest of Harney county. For Coroner— This morning Mr. Rieder sliow- DR H. VOL!’. ' ed us a letter in which they desire to know of any business openings The suggestion of a Malheur in our city and his reply will give county citizen that the state irri information about business affairs gation commission hold mass and also state there are openings meetings of farmers in each irriga for a creamery and the most ex ted district of the state, to discuss cellent business awaiting the the technical provisions of the erection of a steam laundry. Mr. proposed irrigation law, is good, Rieder also handed the writer the although the personnel of the com following letter of recent date: mission represents the highest Mr. F. S. Reider, ability in all the different phases Seely Board of Trade. of irrigation, and it is certain that Dear Sir: We receive regu the law formulated will be the larly from Mr. Julian Byrd, pub most intelligent expression of ad lisher and editor of The Times- vanced irrigation legislation, yet Herald, their paper for use of this there is always something to be Bureau. In the issue of April 16, learned^'from wider association. there are a number of excellent At mass meetings of farmers in articles of Harney county. If the different irrigated districts, the type matter lias not been distri members of the commission may buted, it would be a good thing, be able to get light on some of the we think for your business men complex questions that are before to get that in shape for a pamph them. Practical irrigators gather let or leaflet and have a number ed in Oregon from different states struck off for advertising pur have had varied experiences and poses. these experiences may be of value If you do this, will you kindly to the state, if utilized in the con send me a goodly supply, as we struction of this law. Before the think we can place them where commission submits its law to the they will do a vast amount of next legislature it should make a good. thorough canvass of the irrigated Let us hear from you, portions of the state, in a body, to Yours truly, discuss the provisions and test the Geo. G. Birrel. stability of their findings in the un 1*. S. If there are any extra failing crucible of public opinion. copies of the issue of the i6th to —East Oregonian. be had will you kindly see Mr, Byrd and have some forwarded to The necessary petition has been us. filed and the proposition of a We learn that the temporary county high school will be placed on the ballot for the approval of withdrawal of 69 sections of land the voters of Harney county at lying north-east of Silver Lake, the June election. This is a mat reported in last week’s issue of ter that should appeal to every the Herald, is called the Fremont one and should meet with univer Forest Reserve, anti that the gov sal approval. Harney county cit ernment contemplates using it for izens should take a special pride a reservoir site. It is understood in bettering our educational affairs that government surveyors were and vote for the establishment of a in that section a good part of last highschool in this county where summer making preliminary sur the young people may take the veys. There is a large body of higher branches at home and rich agricultural land lying adja thereby save much time and ex cent to the proposed reservoir pense. Vote for high school. site, and if the rainfall is sufficient to warrant the expenditure of a Some people are of the opinion large sum on the reservoir, valua that editing a newspayer is a snap. ble homes will be built on what is W hen they see the editor out termed the desert.—Lakeview , Herald. around tow n trying to chase down an item or two they accuse him of loafing and neglecting Ins business Mrs. W H. Shirk departed for When he is in his office wrestling Reno Tuesday where she will spend with an editorial they say he is a a few months—Lakeview Exami deadhead and does not try to get ner the news. No matter what he John Sweitrer arrived Friday does somebody kicks Condon from Baker Citv, en route to Vale, 1 where he was summoned hv the Globe. ' serious illness of his mother and sister-in-law.—Ontario Democrat 1 The democratic candidates are Sheepherders are demanding #2 all out in the field looking after per day to assist sheepmen through 1 the votes that will make them the lambing This is more wages than I next county officers of Harney ! the »beep bus i n ess of I -aka enantv county- provided they get enough. will justify, but as there is a soar-, So far the outlook is very satis i city of men this season, sheepown-1 factory and they all feel confident ■ era will prol>aly be forced to W i of victory. They are capable . big wages for the next month or men, all good fellows and deserv- two—I^tlteview Herald DEMOCRATIC TICKET. WATERS, HAOEY & COMPAN COUNTV COURT PROCEEDING. In the matter of the 3 per cent rebate on taxes of the Oregon Land & Livestock Co , the court was ad vised by the sheriff that the money was mailed in time to reach the office before the time expired for allowing such rebate, but did not reach the office early enough on account of the mails being delayed by high water. The court decided the rebate should be allowed. Clerk ordered to advertise for bids to complete the grade on the Meander line road, s lid bids to be opened by the court on July •>. The hoard of Road Viewers ordered to meet on May lti and proceed to survey and lav out a county road from Burns toward the Horton & Sayer saw mill as asked for by petitioners, M Horton granted a liquor licence to sell liquor in Diamond precinct for three months. Upon the application of 119 pe titioners asking that the question of the establishment of a county high school be submitted to the legal voters at the general election to be held on June 6, it was granted and the same will appear upon the ballots nt the general election. Report of the board of road view ers upon the proposeil county road in Trout Creek in the southern part of the county was affirmed and the same was declared a public high way. The road supervisor was or dered to open said road lipin petition a county roa 1 was established from Burns to Crow Camp and the supervisor was or dered to open up said road. Clerk ordered to advertise for bids to supply the county with wood. The Chattanooga Advertising. Dry Goods, Clotl ist, 1H( Burns, and will st WE HAVE T WE MAKE THE PRICES WE GET THE TR ing letter is a fair sample of the thousands of Wine of Cardui testi monials published during the past twenty years. 2068 Eastern Avenne, Cincinnati, Ohio. May 20, 1902. I consider Wine of Cardui a most excellent woman’s remedy. It is certainly a specific as a tonic | and regulator. For eight years I suffered with female trouble I had an intense pain in the back ■ and head, leaving me so weak that I was unable to stand at times. ! Medicine did not seem to help me, hut after all remedies bad failed me Wine of Cardui proved my one great, true friend. What a relief 1 experienced! It came only a few davs after I started taking it. I used it faithfully for four months *sL months and gradually grew strong er and better. 1 am now regular to the day and for the past two I years have enjoyed blessed good I health. I certainly wish every I sick and suffering woman could Full stoGk know of vaur blessed medicine, how much pain and suffering it riages, would prevent, and what a differ ence it would make in thousands on of homes where there is sickness I and sorrow to-day, if they had Wine 1 of Cardui it would bring relief and | joy instead. Margaret Greenniyer o i ' Plou : hancis at (lié itre, 1 v¿ ¿L aery, CUagons, C¡ V.' ind mills and P qi he times Houg ht Hand of Cattle. An important sale of cattle took place in this city last Monday when the band of 00 head of stock cattle belonging to Mrs. W. Schmidt was sold to .J. F- Turner, the considera tion being $14 per head. Mr. Turn er went to Bear valley Tuesday to receive the cattle. This is the first I sale of cattle of any consequence to take place in this part of Grant, county this year, and it is consider ed that Mr Turner secured a bar gain, since the band is an excellent bunch of cattle Along with the purchase of the cattle, Mr Turner secured a lease on the 800-acre ranch of Mrs Schmidt in Bear valley for a term of three years.—Blue Mt. Eagle. The Chattanooga Medicine Com pany, with laboratorties and gener al offices at Chattanooga, Tennes see, and branch houses at St. Louis, Mo., and San Francisco, Cal , has become one of the largest proprie tary medicine concerns in the world, lit the growth of this great business two factors have been dominant: M. V. Smith is a visitor from Your Potron< The merit of its products—Wino of Cardui and Thedford’s Black- Lawen. Draught—has bei ii widely recog nized and the original advertising methods adopted have excited great ♦•♦••♦♦♦♦♦♦«♦♦♦•♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦A«.»-»»»»» '.»» », comment. The publicity for these' medicines does not consist of the) catch phrase and extravagant state ment, too often employed in adver tising to-day, but instead the plain story of experience with the medi cines given in the plain language of the people themselves. The follow- g zft & CUMMINS BURNS LI VERY AND FEED STAi:.. . an .« at the same old ¿ Prices Cheapest, Horses kept by th< • week or month. 3 FIRST CLASS LB ERI T' J, SRCCtRIES. PROVISIONS. ffoy and ¿rain atn- ■ on hand. LINE COMELE Your patroti;, he Reputalion of Carrying the South Main St., MilS. CECELIA STOWE. Orator, Kntre Nous Club. 176 Warren Avenue. C hicago , III., Oct. 22,1902. For nearly four year, I suffered from ovarian troubles. The ily- tor insisted on an operation as the only wav to get well. I. however, strongly objtwted to an operation. •My husband felt disheartened as well as I. for home with a sick woman is a disconsolate place at Ixwt. A friendly druggist advised hint to get a bottle of Wine of Cardui for me to try. and he did so I l>egan to improve in a few day, and mjr recovery wa, very rapid. With in eighteen weeks I was another being. Mr». Stowe» letter show, even woman tow a home is sa-1 l.-nod I■’» female weakne, ami bow complete!) Wine of t'anini core, that sick ness and bring, health and happ: ness again. On not c1 on suffer ing. Go to your druggist today and secure a #1.00 botUe of Wine of Cardui. W!HEd?ARDUI T -SSORTMENT Special Attention Given to Conducting Funerals welt as the BEST QUALITY NEW AND ACCURATE HAV SCALES. IN CONNECTION WITH BARN. ’ ‘ yooiij. THE MONUMENTAL BRONZE ONLY EXCLUSIVE COMPANY, of Bridgeport, Conn, has appointed M. L. Lewis, their agent for Harney County. This IN BURNS. old reliable Company makes all • *alk (her” Shoes kinds of Monuments, Grave Cover- Corner poets Vases and Urns, out sold everywhere at of pure refined Zink, w hich is one the same price. of the elementary or virgin metals, the same a, gold and silver, and is ! indestruct able and cannot be nffect- i ed by th ' climatic conditions ALL THE LATEST These monuments are cheaper by STALES. I half than any kind of stone. BOOT and SHOE [ more I eautiful in design and can- l not l>e broket Mr Lewis desire« Repairing. ’all who are contemplating the pur- I chase of anything in this line l<> ' cull on him at the office of Biggs A Orrait F.rrt Natrwssj I Bigg-, and see d-sign* malerial and g«* price's «« an)t to cat„r are of Mt ,vantj Calf* SWSRND FASHIONS SHOE STORE - r Tha .1 E ver before de T"! A T ,T( tar saloon I . IOHNSON ft CO., Propts. plied with none;'but the very Vines, Liquors and Cigars. ' d courteous Mixologists, and Pool Tables. oms in Connection James Smith £. " •' ' f a"y house in the county. This ■ 'iies.-maker in town. *♦♦♦♦♦»♦ • Or gon*