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About The Times-herald. (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929 | View Entire Issue (April 1, 1905)
¿hr (Jimrs-Minaid. SATCkDAV AFKIl. 1. I«>. HUBS! KII-noN RAIL.. One Year ■•fl Mouth* Three Mouth* ■ill LI AM MY KI* Î.’.ÜO LUU . .76 M aiiag« ir i One has only to attend a se- -ion of the modern farm. .-’ institute I • appreciate what an immense ad vantage the ugi icullui ist of today feel that Kodol Cd re des. r. commendation that can be given it Your fo 'd muel be properly di as it eaved the life of our little girl ward outlet* I he ( 'orvallis & gests«! and assimilated to b- of any when she was three years old i'll« A BULLETIN ON -W0RMV APPLES" h0W six we have kept it tor her Eastern xx ill in time be extended. value to you. If your stomach is IS ISSUED weak ' T di« a-ed take K doi Dy«- constantly, but of CuUl -e 'he only So mu-t the Columbia Southern. pepsia Cur- It digeeta what you takes it now when anything ui- • A »urvey has been made from eat mid gives the stomach a real, grees with her." Sold by Burns Pendleton to Heppner and thence Tin- Wsshlajton Agricaltsrsl College Gives enabling it to recuperate, take on Druggists. to the Morrow county coal beds. Informalion on Fruit Pcsls-'Over r„ w life and grow strong again. Year. S200.0OT Lost Las Another sui vey ia being marl - Uy Kodol cured sour stomach, gas, Ido- Men’s wear cleaned and repaired Surveyors are another route. d<- atiijg, heart palpitation and all dig- by piece or month at the lliii resi A L Melunder of t be also working between Athena in of live d -orders. L A Sopher. of dence.— Mrs Moon. Hf A partinent of th L’matiili county and Wallowa Little Rock, Ky., write« uh : Wsshing'nii. b> county And there are other rmy AppL railroad projects that besides these bulletin on be over to Uno» bay. That mag- nifkietil legion must have a land mentioned, must before man) IRUT LOSSES List tear 15'H) Iß PEtlS (live Vcu Stomaih A JFL^ZO FROIVT LIVERY, FEED AND SALE BSic at ON & CILBERT, Propts Main St., Burns, Oregon Horses receive the best cf care from experienced hands. Elegant fleiu livery turnout«. Outing Parties Accommodated. Horses Bought and Sold - r load's of apples, REVISED TABLE OF INFORMA IIOA valued at iGOO.O' Ml, were carried i>y enjoy s over his predecessor of past years materialize rail from th« Inland Empire and ( Eleitric roads w.ll also be huili, geni iatK.ns. says the Spokesman OIS S-A-X^E! The following table ha. been compiled afttr careful and thorough investiga-1 especially m the Willamette Val thin was lens than 01 -ha f of the a- tion of a.I records and statistics obtainable and gives actual resource f Harne; Review. moiint grown Those u >1 shipped county, every item of which can be proven : Nevei before was farming con ley, count«ting all its principal Number, Car . Wt«. lbs. were wormy and were left to rot or 80 2,400,0<)o ducted so intelligently Ol Will so towns. There will be a good Wool clip annually, Ilarney county................ be consumed at bom- It is figured Sheep 100,601) 480 5,600,900 aliippe annually................................... deal of talk first, and some back \... i ,,s on ! two year-olds in quantities to suit. geneial a resort to everything that that the farmer lost ■f200,IX|0 t > the ( attle shipped annually................................... .. . 25.000 1000 25,0u0,OOO science, research and experience ing and filling, but they will come, worms o.. last year’s crop 4,000 1C4) 3,360,000 Horses and mules chipped annually............ seen at the'' ” Ranch 'nd 100 2,560,000 can suggest toi successful c ultiva- must come. Oregon is develop The codling moth is the cause of Merchaudi <• «dipped into merchant!............ / tons i<> purchase should ’e 2,500,000 100 tion and production. In the old ing sufficiently to sustain them,, tiie wormy appl though not many M rcliandise shipped direct to ranchers 200,00(1 10 there of cell, Assistant the Stock salt and sulphur ............................. days the farmer allowed nature to and they will greatly promote fruitgrowers are willing to believe it Stage freight at 3 cents per pound................... 120,00(1 0 ai Manager, who furnish 'informa- do about as it pleased, offering Oregon’-, development. -Journal. The borer which destroys the apple LOCAL HAUL, ti oi as prices and will sell the is the larvae, or worm form of the little or no assistance to it except 2,100,000 Lumber sold annually, feet........................................ LIVE STOCK moth Wherever the apple can Fuel wood sold aniinall, cords..................................... 3,000 ing in planting and gardening, and Kuropatkin—His Book 5,000 Fence posts sold annually........ ............................ grow the codling moth can live also accepting contentedly wliatevei I’ASSENdKBS AMD MAIL. The apple is essentially the food (A collection of random remarks might come forth. There was | of the codling worm In Home sec I'.- scl .’- t by stage annually, (100 at f 10................... 4 ti,ooo published by Printnky <V Typevitch ; scant knowledge of soils or proper ... is,ooo tions ol the state two generation« of I’asseng.-rs by private conveyances, 1,800....... , price, 10 kopecks ) ... 10,000 Mail contracts......... ....... ............................................ fertilizers; there was meager worms occur each Beason The It is better to have an ovation be study of the question as to whether LIVE STOCK. fl. E. YOUNG, Propt. worm of the first brood is hatched certain localities were adapted to; fore going to the front, than to tak“ ... 300,000 , Number of-beep owned in Harney county.... ... from a tiny flat egg laid by the chances on getting one when you . . 550,000 Xu.uber of sheep Huiuiiiered in Harney county ................... certain crops; there was little vigi- . . . . 200,000 .................. H come home—if you come home mother on or near the young apple Number of i-title owned in Harney county :: lance exeri ised to insure growth Tons ol hay grown annually in Harney, over ....................... .. 150,01 KI I have found the automobile in When it hatches it seeks shelter in Tons of hay grown annually, in a radius of 30 mile of Burns . 50,000 under the most favorable condi war to be of immense value A lhecalyx of the apple. Now it pro AKKA or LASH IN HAKNKV COl'NTV. tion- ; the land was worked null <¡ener.il equipped with a chug-chug ceed« to burrow into the apple feed ............................................................. r. .385,000 without much thought of the pos smoke wagon can defy an army of ing as it goes, remaining theie for Area of land, acres................... "'irveved........................................................................................................ 1,835, two or three weeks, or until it is Unsurvayed ................................................................................................. sibility of its becoming exhaust-, infantry to overtake him. 1,MO,635 1 ’f above amount 556,324 acres are in forest reserve and Carey selectim.s, ed; fruit trees were generally neg Expeiii nee has taught me that grown, then it emerges and seeks I ’ Appropriated.............. .................................................................................... | ;-W,2(11 T-Bo.ie steak 2 pounds, cut short.................. Tillable, assessed..................................... 71,101 , lected, the niily attention given the breast ehields are unnecessary another hilling place. Loin, Porterhouse and rib iteak, 2^ pounds Nontillable, assessed ........ ■ Si >,751 j When ii suitabl • piace is found it Round steak 3 pounds..................................... them being at picking time or for the Russian army. Such u Improved, not patented..................................................................... 102. 15 1 spins a cocoon and in this it puta- Susceptible to irrigation under U. 8. (leologieal survey of Silver Cteek (’buck or shoulder 3L» pounds......... .... when it oi i asionally became nec shield is only useful whi n facing reservoir...................................... 33<; <>oo. Brisket and neck boil 6 pounds..................... tes, that is, it changes to the brown an enemy. Carey selection«, approved............................................................................. essary to remove a nest of cater 9,0001 Rib boil 5 pounds ........................................... ”'>s<j Companies Land ........................ Target practice may be excellent ish, legless worm. After two w 44,000 ■ pillars. Flank boil 4 pounds......................................... 'ed ..................................................................................................... 95.000 . for soldiers, but it is not ho impor it is again transformed to the moth. Sim -, Rump boil 4 pounds....................................... «to irrigation...................................................................... The H'sii'i,i of these slipshoc 870,000 tant ae the ability of h Möblier to Now eggs of the second brood are Tillable bench land above irrigat on line, over....................................... Bulogna sausage 2 pounds.............................. 150,(100 lì methods ... " that farmers i ked": laid on the apples and when hatch- (mount now covered by Malheur Lake which would be drained a d re Beef saur-age 2'.j pounds.................................. -print. claim bv bolding up water of Silvies River in reservoir .... . :>00 pool exist« m e, gathered crop« ol If a Hying machine is ever in ed the worms burrow through the Water Facilities—Silvies River, Silver creek, McCoy creek, Blitzen River, u 4 ordinary size and «pialily, found Again this ten smaller streams. vented it will be the work of a skins of the apples Altitude—4,100 feet- same as Salt Lake Valley. the work drudgery’, with slim re second brood cocoon and remain Mean Temperature—12. Ilu.-sian (lenernl. Annual precipitation—12 inches. wards, and saw tlie.r sons eagel I am firmly convinced that the over winter as larvae Minerals—2,2(8) pounds of b .rax mined and hauled by team from Denio, Ore t* .Spraying, if done at the proper gon, to Winnemucca, Nevada, daily, being all that is developed to speak of. to es< ape from liiimdi uni toil that greatest need in Manchuria i« a it Crops—Wheat, oats, rye, barley, alfalfa, sugar beets, hops, potatr.es ami all awaken no ambitions, excited no system of first-class roads, running time, is the effectual remedy for kinds of hardy fruits and vegetables. getting rid of these pests. The intelest in farm routine and held North. The theater of war never has time for the first spraying is just, out nothing for the future. '■noiigli exits for one of the contend after the blossoms have fallen anil All this h is been changed since before the calyx cup has closed; LOR THE MAN AND THE WOMAN ing forces till'of the years of intelligent and but as the blossoms fall about two It is is - y to hire on tin- enemy WHO KNOW piogrvssivc farming. The fanner weeks before th» majority of the I There’s no light rifle like the Marlin .22 repeater, for either target of today uses diffi rent methods, is it is to retreat, mid it sounds' worms enter the apple, it is necess-I shooting or small game, because it has Marlin accuracy. If you shoot be1 ter in the histories. lie assists nature in its woik, and this means everything. The Solid Top, with its wall of metal always be War, poverty, polities and defeat ary to spray a second time tween you and the cartridge, and the Side Ejector are is ever studying how lie may do weeks after (lie lirt t rent merit original Marlin features, which make it the safest to cm each mid nil he described after il better, lie is always experi- handle as well as the surest. It shoots short, long and These two sprayings usually the mminer of (lenernl Sherman. long-rifle cartridges without any change. inenling and ii’aimug. I I IS WOI k prove nn efleet ti il campaign against The Marlin 16-gauge Shotguns are the smallest and lightest re- peaiing guns manufactured. A new, well balanced gun of great has adv.in« ed so mm Ii in its I e the first brood; however, if a spray AMI RICANS TOO SLOW accuracy. Handles stiff loads safely and well. ing is needed fur the second brood quit eluents that it has almost hv- Write us about any particular repeating rifle or shotgun .Jeweler. Optician ( io- latest Catalogue—illustrations— it should take place about u week coine a prof ssion Scientists all (!■ 7 o ■ Experience Book, that tells what MARLINS are l’\ J. ILigtiibartli. preRident <>t Iònirravor. doing the world over, free for 3 stamps postage. ovei the world arc giving him aid, Iilm National Live«tock nseociation, after the moths appear to allow for THE MARLIN FIRE ARMS CO. Fine Watch Repairing A Spe and lie is pulling the results of has been a guest nt the Palace I the incubation period of the egg, 42 Willow St. New Haven. Conn. cialty. their rcM'i’iihcH into practical use. hold for several days, awaiting a even a fourth spraying may be nec lie must be abreast of modi in ch.ii.ee to go Io Los Angeles, where essary two weeks later. It is es sential to spray well and at the dis« ov ei ics and the most approv ed private l.u-iiiess atl'iiirs await hi« proper time. methods, ami if lie is to keep up coining, hiivs the San Francisco The formula for spray ing solution with the «ticcessful farmer he Call for apple mid pear trees stands: While diHemtsing the livi'Htoek i must giv«' thought to Ins work. ................... 1 pound situation in the west yesterday, | Paris green T’he farmer w ho i caps satisfa. lory ... 1 to 2 pounds Hagenbarlh expressed surprise over 1 Lime i evvai<ls today must lx- a <ombina- Water 150 gallons the fact that the coast stockmen* tion of laborer, student, scientists were not showing more interest in and business men. lie « an not llie consumption of meat in the' Thin id the time of year to look drift along as « his forbears did. ' i’hilip'.ines, the supply for which tor winter comforts, ho call nt th' I le must be up > and doing, stud) - ¡the government is getting from' Burns Furniture Co’s, store and ing, thinking, and the farmers' South America and Australia. leavo your order for a couch of any institute is on«- of lit«- important I'|»>n this «ubject he said: pattern or style. “I cannot understand why your I agencies that is helping him. i cattlemen and wholesalers do not I unite in hii effort to get this traile Railroad sui vex s do not always I tor ilm coast instead of letting for Miri'lx presage quii kit alici ceding |eign markets derive tini mngnifi- tailloads along the sui veyed i cienl revenues the aiiniial trade routes. Sometimes the .'Uiveysi provides for them, Our govern- are onlx expci uiu ntal; sometimes i menl. hrough its army commissary Ibex aie intended to deceive the li p iitment, is advertisin« for bids ’ If we were to assemble all those who have been cured of teal purpose ol those making lor supplying .Vl.OOOhead of beeves heart disease bv Dr. Miles’ them; s.aiilimi - Ibex ai< a biult tml '.’IXt.tklO sheep that will |.«> I kart < tire, ami who would opened on .Inly 2 It is almost \\ c have seen a < onsiileiablc to-day lie in their graves had nu'libei oi these soils of survi xs 'eitain (h it these contracts will l>e not Dr. Miles’ I <n successful in perfecting this wonderful in this pail ol the muiil'x iluiing «warded to \u.tralian and South heart specific, they would pop Yinericaii firms, as before, instead the past f< ix x < ai s. ulate a large citv. of to cattlemen on this coast. When But the tunc is nearly at hand What i remarkable record— y i consider that tile beeves loing a breatL ng, thi-kii'i» riovirt'’ wlieii in M'vcial < i i ' lailioads The American 1 11 nier is the only Literary Farm Journal pubi.- " of Its own and lias taken the leading place ah ul i III ,« Im.td ami sheep al>out monun I huni.in will be built along mutes already in the I m< s of rural |<ople in ever)' section of the United S t outer or stockman and his family something to lives,— u 11 f, f ■ 'O it is .-«■.« to imagine what a 1 cverv sui cited. \ al unis pal ts o( (be think about aside from the humdrum of routine dutie« other < Io-- it iv. an- to the Pacific coast rifieed. gun, Idaho an.l \N asliiiiglun an- industry, nmoitnling to several devi l.j g -o, oi am now -o will tnilliolis of dollars cci\ e known to bv -usci'ptible to such If the cattle men ami the big «levi li potent, that railroad con h. ef conttactors on this eoa«l would »'ruction in a number of inst.in.es only unite there is n- doubt that ia< not bi- nini h longer ilidcilcd they could divert this trad* to ( began is tilling up w itL people. themed vrs. where it rightfully l>e- San Francisco, with its am- Not only o. bui bei p< pie have longs |>l fieilitie«. could handle the bulk wakened up n they never did the supplies ami Seattle and beton . < >i eat sei lion* of ( Iregon Votibiml cm slao gat a share of it. without means of transportation From what I Ims observed v nr cannot be bottled up by the <l< g- cattlemen ate too slow ’ in-the-manger policy of New bull' (tube desiring P. If If P to will to FRENCH-GLENN inq, (7 same- CO CITY MEAT MARKET Fresh and Salt Meat Always on hand KZLy Prices 0 I ST’or Oetslx Only WHI deliver all products. Ice for sale delivered to any part of the city. To all our Subscribers! THE A Living Monument. FARMER INDIANAPOLIS, IND. The beading Agricultural Journal of the Nation by an able Co-ps of .Uniters l or the next three months, v.v o ; r this paper free with I ear lor O York i ailmad magnate For Sale— Two hundred acre« of lami under f.*f.ee, water right re One n .ul will b<- to Tillam.xik. corded. liorws well broke, It is an ol.l. well-worn »lory, but also household good«, inquire of it must come true. I his offer is made to all new .ubscrlhers, a atv.( manipulators much longei. Another will Mr». Nannie Bverlev. Burn* Ore wie b» ante» thaï if »t fam Ltkhart. Ind iHtwcC'i now and April i. 1 qo 5 a, ; nes who pay up a||