ÖQi 4 ■ A’ / «Y iti '»HL BURNS, HARNEY COUNTY,OREGON, NOVEMBER 26, 1904. L. XVI11. i hfaj 1 M 1ST MILL MACHINERY great extent the flight of tbe birds. SOME NEEDED LEGISLATION his tardiness. ,0«le. ROLLER MILLS TO Be DOUBLED SOON. Gi-n t Plant FsrsMriy lattili«« by ths Agent BurJ Mr Robblna at Drewany— More Wheat Sewn. ■ that will result in much to the farmers and the in general, was consumated »ity Wednesday when Joel ■Sturtevant, proprietor of our local flour mill bought the $7000 milling machinery that was formerly in­ stalled in a building at Drewsey by the late Abner Robbins and which was never put in operation. Tbe Times- lieraid was informed by H. B. Smith, attorney for the Robbinb estate, that there was some dispute over the property and LPP[| others olaimed an interest in the «1. PHliqyÇ machinery. . He therefore decided ♦n dispose dianûMr, i> of the plant—or the in­ to ****""' Ï terest . the estate had in it—reason­ ably so that it might be doing sotne- FTU Æ 0,,e Pome good. The Times-Heraid va Al liberty IiLs»rt v t.n ori t the h« consid p.nnnifl- ­ is MM&ft not : at to give iti T U) I Î’I’KE, J K all eration. In conversation with Mr. Sturte­ vant a representative of The Times- Herald was told that he has pur- -chaaed the interests of all concern­ ed in the plant and now had it clear. While this machinery has been it is considerably out Kir and will need new extras nt of neglect. It was a t when installed being a mill in every respect with IBBity of 50 barrels per day. ’ ■ «nui this machinery is install- ÙTT double the capacity of the ■III and Mr. Sturtevant will Po ■kibe necessary changes as early G’Para nest Spring as work can begin. He "fib the« bed in ni li^JI double tbe size of the present flirt» t _ F. fk«« s and with the new machin- 1 F 'ISIT letter item II be able to take care of the vi'EIt. grain of this section for years. Mr. S’CO^f CQi StOrtevant informs us he has tbe ir.m.Nu I 4|BMS*nce from the farmers of this IIIA section that at least four times as JK- much wheat will be sown next year M was raised this .year and he feels justified in increasing tbe capacity ou ut. ■ of ths grist mill. He also says it i- to fOMonably certain that Harney fies, >:.-!skg the stonati J will produce sufficient wheat >n,dyspep* ■Reason to supply the local de­ d towel fer flour. Besides having a action of tit te roller flour milling plant, gl vos tot», r worked 1:1 stralli (tal nd tin roua zyzteas il remedy Ml f sfckpeo^S y giving to M ■ent that li a K .— ------------------------ - F Where good shooting may be found oue day tbe hunter will find to be entirely out of the range of the fly­ ways followed by game the next. Row boats are rather slow naviga­ tion and when one has to pull in some cases several miles.it becomes tedious. A gasoline launch could be plac­ ed at the disposal of several hunt­ ing parties by placing the hunters at various points in a short time, besides transferring tbe game and gathering up the scattered nimrods after the days’ shooting was done. This proposition is worthy of ser­ ious consideration. It would in­ duce many and frequent excursions to those big inland seas of pleasure parties that would otherwise spend the time elsewhere. Real Farm at the Fair. A large experimental farm, in actual operation under the direc­ tion of skilled agriculturalists, will be one of the many novel spectacles at the Lewie and Clark Centennial. The farm will be located on the western side of the Fair grounds, and the work of preparing the soil and laying out the farm is already well under way. The site alloted to the farm was formerly a truck garden which was couducled by Chinamen. Il is an ideal spot with rich, alluvial earth capable of producing the most pro­ lific crops. None of the great world expositions ever held before have given such an object lesson to the people. While there have been corn stalks of enormous size, tied with blue ribbons, and fruits on a china plate, the opportunity of studying a marvelous crop, while actually growing, will be an entirely new and original feature of 1905 Exposition. Lakeview Examiner: D, L. Shirk succeeded in buying 250 head of beef which he drove through Surprise valley euroute to the railroad. Jim Dodson has moved his family into his mother’s dwelling where they will live while Jim is below with the Lee beef. W. H. Shirk was called over to Klamath county first of the week to meet some people who were com- ing there to investigate land mat- tors. nrtevant also includes new Ths pries of yearling ewee has ery to add to his present advanced within the last six weeks ng equipment. from 11.75 to $2 25 per head. h enterprise should be en- ed by the people of this , as it will mean several nd dollars kept at home that heretofore gone to outside for bread stuffs. This will beneficial to every individual ney county and is certainly iated. re is eyery reason to believe titat farming will increase at a MpH rate in this valley next year. Farmer« are nssured of good prices for every bushel of good milling wheal brought to tbe mill and other cereals always command a good price. In fact it would pay to raise grain and feed it to stock— especially hogs. Bacon and lard and bams are good money in Harney county at any time. NO. I. Buyers are swarming in the north­ ern counties looking for sheep of any kind. Only recently, it will be remembered Allen & Lafollet of Crook county, sold their entire band to a Montana firm at a good pries. It is reported that O. W. Porter has purchased the Bowman flock of sheep, numbering about 5000.— Huntington Herald. A WONDERFUL INVENTION. It is interesting to note that for­ tunes are frequently made by tbe invention of articles of minor im­ portance. Many of the more pop­ ular devices are those designed to benefit people and meet popular •ASOI INE LAUNCH FOR LAKES ’ conditions, and one of the most in- ' le rest ing of these thathas ever been From the expressions of local - invented is thd Dr. White Electric in)rA
  • <■»•<><■>• rxowe*♦<*•«*><*»•<*> 0*0 oow young man first arrested, has been M. A lkxaxdkr , i’liKsiDENT. E. H. T est , Cashier caught by the officers, and Huey VV m . J onhs ,iViCK-PaasmKNT. C. E. K enyon , Aset. Cashier Jackson has also surrendered. At a preliminary hearing of these two alleged offendersand Jim Mael, A Good Complexion. the first man arrested on the charge of driving off stock, the officers were ONTARIO, OREGON. “Sparklin» eyes and rosy cheeks not able to produce sufficient evi­ restored by using Da Witt’s Little InterestJPaidioniTimo'DepoaritH. dence to have any of the men held Early Risers,’ so writes S. 1’. for trial. Whether guilty or not, We Solieit Yoer Banking Business. Moore, of Nacogdoches, Tex. A cer­ the methods of disposing of the •STOCKHOLDERS: —M. Alexander, Wm. Jones, E. II Test, j tain cuie for biliousness, constipa­ stock are such that unless caught C. E. Kenyon, II. Alexander, Estate of Abner Robbins, William ♦ tion. etc. small pill- easy to take— Miller, Frank R. Coffin, Thos. Turnbull. * in the very act, it seems impossible easy to act. Sold by Burns Drug­ to convict them. Great dissapoint- gists. | inent is felt over tbe failure to at least hold the prisoners for trial, in A new plan haB been evolved by the hope of eliciting evidence that the Village Improvement Society would either convict the prisoners, HOWARD SEBREE. PRESIDENT W. R SEBREE. VICE-PRESIDENT for beautifying Corvallis. Prizes or whoever the guilty parties may R. A. COWDEN, C ashier are to be offered for the best-kept be. door yards, back and front. Next The leader of the gang has appar­ spring there is to be an entertain­ ently left tbe country, and until he A ment. in which stereopticon views is secured, it seems that all attempts A will be shown of the premises of to get a conviction must result in A A various citizens. The entertain­ failure of the most recent attempt A ment, because of its novel character, to apprehend and punish the thiev­ A will be sure to attract everybody. es that have made stockraising so Y A General Banking Business Transacted A Tho desire of each citizen to have hazardous, will embolden them to CORRESPONDENCE INVITED the picture of his back yard appear commit still greater depredations at least respectably is likely to upon range stock. In the emer- cause a great movement for neat­ genev, many good citizens are ness—Corvallis Times. heard to remark, that as much as they deprecate lawlessness, they see “Do you mean to tell me that no other way to put a stop to stock you voted for thia administration?” rustling than to apply ropes and “I do,” answered Colonel Jaggers. rifles. They point out that in if INCORPORATED l«47. “It was under this administration, Umatilla county a numbar of years issues all forms of sound life insurance at the lowest rules. * hit policies sir, that the experiments were con­ ago, a like situation prevailed, from X guarantee after three payments are made ducted showing the extent to which which there was no legal relief. Ó I. Automatic extended insurance for the face of the contract. 11 A paid up policy. imported liquor is adulterated, Certain persons are warned to leave r. III. Loan or cash surrender value. thereby proving the superiority, sir, the county and upon returning were Unexcelled as a dividend payer. of our native moonshine article.”— either strung up or shot down on INVESTIGATE BEFORE YOH’ /.VS I Washington Star. the range. History, they say, may Sherman & Harmon, R. H Benedict, CATTLEOROWERS TRY NEW METHOD General Agents. District Manager. repeat itself in Grant County. MarqaamJBIdg., II. A. Dillard. Agent. "All soldiers who wish their pen­ There is in custody at the present Portland, Or, Burns, Or. 2 Cattle growers in some counties sion claim to receive prompt and time but one member of the gang, ic. Oregon, Harney for one, it is said, faithful attention should place their and it is generally felt that though are seriously considering the meth­ claimR at once in the hands of, guilty, he is the least dangerous of ods used by sheepmen in some of Joseph H. Hunter. Pension Attor­ the lawless band. His own testi­ the Eastern Oregon woolgrowing ney, Wasington, D. C., as 1 know mony, though implicating others sections,that of pooling their prod uct from experience he is the proper. by name, has so far proven so con­ ...AND... and ad vertising sales days. Cattle­ party to handle such cases.”—Wrn. tradictory' that it is douhtjul men are being brought to suspect Altnow, Drewsey, Oregon. whether it will have weight enough that they are being made the vic­ to convict his more cautious anti Affords the people of East him ! Central Oregon all the opportunity of a tims of combinations of buyers. Chas A. Coe, editor of the Long guilty confederates. His trial will fir«! ( I uhh modern BtiHineHH College. It in h home institution covering It has been a noticeable fact that Creek Rar.ger, who has had bis ] occur during the present term of every course involved in Buainena College work. Its rates are the same ns chnrged elnewhere and the methods are tbe same. Htudents admitted but One beef buyer vi-its a certain paper printed by The Enterprise foi the Circuit Court. at any time. Instruction at the College or by mail. During the summer section of country at a time and the past three weeks, look his forms months the College will conduct a they are generally independent as to Long Creek Sunday, his new A Heavy Load. to price and very choice as to press having arrived, and he is quality. The condition is not con­ again ready for business—Mon­ To lift that load off the stomach For teachers ami others who desire a reviewing or preparatory course. take Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. It sidered quite so serious in Lake ument Enterprise. For specimens of pen work, and full information on Business < ‘«»liege sub­ digests what you eat. Sour stomach, jects. address county, but if such schemes can be profitably operated in other counties On the Government Building at belching, gas on stomach and all it will only be a matter of time the Lewis and Clark Centennial will I disorders of the stomach that are when we too will be compelled to be two towers, each 260 feet high. curable, are instantly relieved and accept the buyers’ one price for our At night these towers will be illu­ permanently cured by the use of beet output. minated by thousands of electric Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. S 1’Storrs, a druggist at 297 Main street, New Even now it is a fact that buyers lights. Britain, Conn, says: "Kodol dys­ put off coming here till it is so late pepsia cure is giving such universal in the season that beef have begun The Oregon Building at St. Louis satisfaction and is so surely becom­ to fall away in flesh and buyers has been sold for $1,000. The mon­ ing the positive relief and subse­ TRISGII A DONEGAN, Proprietor». complain that the beef is not fit for ey will be added to the appropri­ quent cure for this distressing ail­ the ready market, consequently ation made for Oregon’s exhibit at ment, I fee) that I am always sure must tie bad at a price that will tbe Mwis and Clark Centennial. to satisfy and gratify my customers permit of a month or two of heavy feeding. The fat is there, but the A well-known Florida agricul­ by recommending it to them. 1 plumpness is gone ai.d the meat is turist who is in the city today says write this to show how well the re­ not juicy like when the anima) he will kill 100 hogs this year. We medy is spoken of here.” Kodol have a few of the approver! street- Dyspepsia Cure was discovered comes off the green grass car-corner-loafing breed we would after years of scientific experiments Sheepmen have experimented with the pooling method and have dem­ let go cheap.—Jacksonville Timet- and will jxiailively cure all stomach troubles. Sold by Burns Druggists onstrated its susceptibility to good Union. FIRST NATIONAL BANK d s yy | first national Bank * % i CALDWELL, IDAHO V PERM MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. OF PHIUMIPHIA CITIZENS BUSINESS COLLEGE CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL S ummer N ormal S chool ZxzZ. S. ZBlg-tisr, ZF’xixx., Burns, Oxegfoxx. THE CAPITAL SALOON, Buras, - - Oregon. Wines Liquors and Cigars. Billiard and Pool Tables. Club Rooms in Connection. results, and if pooling can be suc­ cessfully operated by sheepmen there is no reason why, if occasion warranted such a measure, the same methods of disposing of beef products could not l>e as success­ fully put in force.— Lakeview Examiner. A Sight be Nad Haagered For. John Drew was a very late ar­ rival at a dinner party He »ought tbe hostess with pro­ fuse contrition and she appreciated bis clever protestations so highly that she thanked him devoutoly for The Finest of All MARYLAND CLUB WHISKY Fsr Sale (taly at Hotel Burns Bar Agents, Burns, Ore. alP’Rotbcild Bro«, Distributers, Portland, Oregon. THE TIMES-HERALD. Gives all the local news. See Premium offer on Page Four. Job Printing.