Or ïiiurs-Mrrafd
dATl'BDAY. Jl'LY I. I».
b l ll.Sf KI PTION RATES:
One Year
Six Mouth«
Three Month«
..
12.00
l.Ou
.75
Where was he going.'"
“He was going half way across
the faun to feed the pigs,” replied
Mr. Lorton.
••Did he fever get tack to his
family
“It isn’t time for him jet.”
Up there they 'tart young mar
ried couple' out to milk the cows,
and their childien bring home the
milk. Cambridge News.
HARNEY IS A RICH EMPIRE
STOCK
AND
RANGE
ARE
IN
FINE
CONDITION.
livervjeed T ndsale
Don’t Overlook ibis When io M^ed of
A few Points to Consider:
....
-be iactoriex-X" "zet rich qUll-k
policy
will l.axe th- bu-.h - our priced aid fair dealing deuiaii.l that««*
Liillc Outside Muse» Beiay levesled 0»ls{
To Isolalloa a ad Lack of Troaspor
tatloa Facilities.
LEWIS & McGEE, Propts
LARGES I’ STORE IN EASTERN OREGON
Complete 1.1 e of I n niturc. Carpet», Shade». L»C; (.urtein-
Do-Carta, Piano». Sewing Machine»—in fact anything that gees wi 1 a
Main,St., Burn«, Onv.,h.
.
Horses receive the best of care
I
~~~~
Mark Patton and M B Ketchum class Furniture ¿tore.
from experienced hands.
returned last night from a 500-mile
Daily, men who have been
“Jim’’ .1. H. FARLEY, Ontario, Oregon
Elegant Netu livery turnouts.
trip through Southeastern Oregon,
First door north of Hute, Ootari -.
working along the railroad, are
CLIPPin FROM NEARBY EXCHANGES.
bringing
with
thorn
35
head
of
fine
Outing Parties Accommodated.
returning to their homes. Dis
work horses 10 head of young mul
gusted and quit is the explanation Ontario Argus:
Horses Bought and Sold.
es purchased in Harney county, and
offered and many seem surprised
«
ItruH Byrd is no-.v mixing mint
brought to Pendleton by Mr Patton
to find out that a dollar a day is juiips at the ( lull
for sale, says the East Oregonian.
only six dollars a week. Instead
FOH SALE
Dr. E. M Clark arrived from
Most of the stock was purchased
of taking their pencil and figuring Portland last evening He is still in the vicinity of Burns, although
what a dollar a day for six days on crutches, but will soon throw they traveled over the greater por
—.1
amounts to they have to work a I away the two unneceaHary legs.
tion of Harney county. They find
week and have the boss hand | Attorney Will It. King arrived the range excellent everywhere but
Yciitii vs a> ' t wo-yt-ar»olds in quantities >usuit.
them six plunks, then they know home from Walla Walla and Baker the wild hay crop is very light this
Imimbeseen atthe‘'P”i Baruh un<l
what a dollar a day is.
City on W< d need ay, where lie had season. However, to oflaet this
/
ic
.
soii
. s desiring l<> purchase should in <iuir>
Emit no exclamation of surprise, been or, le/il liiieineHH fcr the past shortage a large amount of old hay
lherc
of
F. // ii<> cell, Assistant to the (i n-
was
held
over
last
winter,
which
gentle reader, for this is life. It few days.
,mt
Manudt
r, irho trill furnish infornut
will
make
an
ample
supply
for
any
is but an incident which illustiates
■I D. Jenkins, the sheepman, af
tion
<ts
to
prices
and trill sell the same
kind
of
a
winter
this
year.
life’s expciiemes. In great things, ter transacting business and renew
Mr. Patton finds horses very
FRENCH-GLENN LIVE STOCK CO.
in small things, it is just the sam< . ing acijtiaintaiii'i here for the past
scarce in that district and there are
10
days,
h
fl
for
his
home
near
Skull
All we know is that which we are
no buyers for cattle at all t'attle
■shown. A child never knows that Springs yesterday
are in fine condition and are found
lire is hoi until it runs against the
The Malheur Mercantile ware in large numbers all over that por
stove, then, and not till then, does | house crew broke tie- rec ird the tion of Oregon. A few sales of cat
it dread the lite. “Show me” is first of the week for loading wool tle have been made by the big out
fl. E YOUNG, Propt.
the root of all knowledge. The aboard cars
X i nety-fon r sacks of fits recently, but there is no general
lessons Ica'tied in the si bool of ex the fleecy article, weighting 34,302 movement of cattle anywhere in
perience are the ones that go to pounds, was put aboard a car in ex that portion of the state
Owing to the isolated condition
the bone. They last and from actly 17 minutes, which is the re
cord
ol
an',
■
wool
house
i.'i
the
west.
of
that portion of Oregon, develop
them .we c an reason well, Wl.at
It is uniiece- ary to state that Ed ment is slow, hut Mr. Patton be
others do, say or think, cuts
i
no
Eraser didn’t -i ,o-i hia stevedores lieves it will be one of the richest
tigme, we must be shown, I’rai-
portions of the state when transpor
Blue Mt Eagle:
rie City Miner.
Mis. Tom Morrison took her de tation facilities are brought to it.
Immense scopes of rich range dis «
parture Munday for Burns,
Most complete stock of Farm linpkments^in^Eastero Oregon.
( hii ago Clironicle: One of the
«
trict are found, rich and fertile lit
Home Sugar Cured
1
Dr.
II.
S.
Brownton
arrived
in
SCOPES. WAG NS, RACINE AND FREEMONT BUGGIES
Maddest phenomena connected
tle valleys abound and water is ♦
tiiin city y« -b-rday after a three
AND HACKS, P. & 0 PLOWS, SEEDER*. DISC, DRAG
with Ameiii .m civilization is the
plentiful in most of the country,
weeks’absence al Prairie < ity and
tiame is very plentiful in maiij >
partial disappearance ot childhood,
AND
SPRING TOOTH HARROWS, AND THE McUORMICR
other points.
places and trie streams abound with •
mo that, instead of Shakespeare’s
(’..WER AND B NDER.
4
9
Frank Metschan and wife came trout.
Meven stages of men, we have in
•
The long, tedious stage ride of a
too many cases onlj’ two infancy over from Silvies last Eriday. They
returned home Sunday iiccoiiipani. <1 150 to 200 miles, to reach the far
and manhood or womanhood.
By their daughter, Miss Marie, who interior, forbids tourists from look
Lliis condition of society has
b is been attending the Canyon City ing over that portion of Oregon as
grown up certainty within 50
Write for Prices or Call and See us.
school during the past winter.
readily as they do the portions along
years, and possibly within a much
E. A. FRASER. Manager.
the
railroads
and
the
consequence
Attorney V. G. Cozad left Wed
shorter time. People who are not
is
that
little
outside
money
is
being
nesday for Salem to present a peti
yet old can remember when the
tion to Governor Chamberlain ask invested and the people do not come
beautiful Springtime of life wa, a
ing the pardon of J. A. Crisman, in touch with the outside world as
ir.-SST
much longei period than now — who was sent to the penitentiary in they do in the more favored parts
FOR
THE
MAN
AND
THE
WOMAN
when there was a distinctly mark the fi ll of I'titJ lor I ! years for the of the state.
WHO KNOW
ed hoy hood and girlhood, which killing el' Win Johnson al Galena,
Body
of
Drowned
Sheepherd
Found.
There
’
s
no
light
rifle
like the Marlin .22 repeater, for cither target
tarried at least long enough to be on July 3, of that year.
shifting <«rsmall game, because it has Marlin accuracy. If you shoot
seen, contemplated, admired and Malheur Gazette:
this means everything. The Solkl Top, with its wall of metal always be-
A telephone ineHHHge from Ontn-|
tween you ajni the cartridge, and the Side Ejector are
enjoyed before it passed into ma
Several wagon loads of wool-from
original Marlin features, which make it the safest, to
rio vezlerdtty nay« the body of
turity.
handle as well as the surest. It shouty short, long and
the Harney country went through Erank CoHcoroan, the aheeplierder
long-rifle cartridges without any change.
At pi esent there is no more Vale yesterday enroute to Ontario.
The Marlin 16-gauge Shotguns are the smallest and lightest re
who waa drowned in a cloudburat
peating guns manufactured. A new, well balanced gun of great
common sight than old children.
JOHN GEMIIE1Î1.1NG,
Tom Maupin, who hud his hip laat week in Malheur county, waa
accuracy. Handles stiff loads safely and well.
They are dressed like men anil broken n few weeks ago, is getting found in the Malheur river a long • tevveli'f.
IIT/h- ttt about any particular repeating rife or shotf/uti
Optician
to. In you hare. Our latest Catalogue—'¿W illustrations—
Women. They are engaged in along nicely, lie is still at the diatnneu from where he was over
•I' I o 'I- Exp» rirnt e Book, that tells irhat M.ih’LiSS ure
Hinr ravel*.
doing the world over, free for 3 flumps postage.
business like men and women and Ville Hotel,
whelmed by the Hood Coacoroeo Fine Watch Repairing A Spe
THE MARLIN FIRE ARflS CO.
walk around with all the dignity
42 Willow St.
Nev/ Haven, Conn.
John Daly, who formerly con waa herding for the Malheur lave- cialty*.
and careworn expression expres ducted a store at Drewsey, but now atock A Land Company, and had
sion of men and women. Many n Boise business man, registered at croaaed the river with a thousand
aheep which he waa herding in a
of the mail s smoke like men swear th» Ville Hotel lust Sunday
narrow ravine, when the water
like men and amuse themselves
J. K. Weatherford, of Albany, came down in a ten foot wall amt
like men. The females arc en vice piesidenl of the Corvallis Jr
■wept the herder and Illi the riherp
gaged in women’s employments, Eastern Hail« iv < unpaiiy, arrived into the river.— Baker City I temo-
and too often are as well acquaint in Vale Sunday. He came here to oral.
ed with the mysteries of Ideas look uft.-r the interests of his com-
The Carter House Burlier Shop
puny, the route of which passes
Women
at Ontario, Lee Caldwell proprietor,
I'01 mi l Ij 'be pleasantest tlio’t through Vale
and reniiniscences of mature peo
In political circles the rumor is is one of the most elegant tonsurisi
ple began with ‘•When I was a ulloal that William PlugholT, of the parlors in all Eastern Oregon. Hot
and cold baths with a spray bath
boy”* or “When I was a girl.’’ Ontario Aigim, lias his lieutenants
connected
I .re's old time friends
W ith m inx people now smh lan out in lii interest for congressional
are inviteli to call on him while at
honors
Th
judge
is
well
quulltiod
guage would not be thought of,
Ontario
because it would not be true. for tlu> < tin e and it goes without
auying that h>> would make good in
The} inaj li.ix e.1 dim recollectiod
Washington City.
of babyhood, but llii’x cannot le-
Take the word “Enough,” com-
niembet a time when they were
mem
e nt the third letter, rend to
not saddled with the cares and ic-
the left then take the letter “H"
sponsibifitii of matin ity.
put it before the letter “I’” read to
When your head aches, there
I lie right nnd you have two words
is a storm in the nervous sj s-
Modern Annania«
{that were never known to satisfy n
tem, centering in the brain.
This irritation produces pain
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Vale voting lady from Eve’s d ix to
in the head, and the turbulent
“N < s, sir," '.nd Dad Loi ton, as ! thia
The heading Agricultural Journal of the Nation
nerve current sent to the stom
the crowd of agi icultui ist, seated
Ed ited
ach causes nausea, vomiting.
Ihr Diamond Cure
themselves around a little table;
This is sick headache, and
by an able Corps of CUriters.
is dangerous, as frequent and
“je.S 'ii we do things on quite a
••
The latest news from Paris, is,
prolonged attacks weaken the
sizeable si ale
I've seen men on
The Ann , i. an Farmer i9 the only Literary Farm Journal published. It fill,
of lN ow„ an(J
(aken
brain, resulting in loss of
that they have discovered a dis.
our big tai ms 'tart out in the
memory,
inflammation,
epi-
11
<
-
i
ii.
d
people
in
every
section
of
the,United
State
mom! cute for consumption
If you
It gives the firmer or stoxkman .md hi, family somelhi
lepsv, fits, dizziness, etc.
spring and plow a straight fin low fear con-iimpto n or pnei.moma.il
think a • ut a'ide tioni the humdrum of routine duties.
Allay this stormy, irritated,
T.
until autumn. Then he t in ned will, however, be l.e-t for you to
aching condition by taking
around and (unvested hack, We lake that great remedy mentioned
Dr. Miles’ Anti-Pain Pill'.
have ' n Ing f.U ms up here gen- by W 1 McGee, of Vanleer, Tenn
They stop the pain In sooth
ing. strengthening ami reliev
tlenn it
\ fi lend of mine ow ned "I tiad a cough, for fourteen years
ing the tension upon the nerves
one w h ■ be had to give a moi t Nothing helped me, until I Irak Dr —not hx paralyzing them, as
gage on, , .nul I pledge you my King -Me* I . orrj for Consump do most headache remedies.
Dr. Miles’ Anti-Pain Pills do
word the mortgage was due on tion, Cough« and Colds, which gave
not contain opium, morphine,
one end befoicthej could record instant relief, and effected a |**rma- chloral.cocaine or simlar drug'
nent’’ Unequalled quick cure for
It at the othei
And the worst of
St. k hea«1a< h* la hereditary In mv
Thro.it and I ut . Troubles
At family Mv father ■uflLrxd a <r«*at
d*- »1 «nd for many veat« 1 h.rr had
itis.it lueak' up families so Two
City Drug Slot,
pr ■ ale and ♦!. •| h IN tfiHt were •«» *r\ere thul I wa <
unablr to attend to mv bti'in<-*e affHita
ycais ago I »aw a whole f.imilj
f.»r a dav or wo nt u tin
l»U!tn< a
guaranteed
Trial bottle free
*ery »e'er» att« k of ha i.lact
I t>>'k
prostrated wiiligncf women jel
If JU • a ti |*am I I’ m i. I th. »
relicv«-d me «lmowt Immed wteh S n-w
ling, childien howling and dogs
thru 1 take tl < m «hm I ( >1 lb * « oil
Alfalfa -, » I, A'sike elover seed, cxuwlnc
on and it •ti'jwi ft at ot
I hl. „Her I. mad. to .11 new .ub».,lber,. and .|, „10 „nes who w up a|| afws
harking. < >ne of my men hail his Timothy - a<l, lied top seed, Turk-
JOHN J M.fKI
N
|*rea H II »<
South I
I 1 d
H
camp inn k p.u ked on seven four- eystan alfalfa M*vd, Kr«l clovereeed
bvtu
h now and \nril i, lo^s
Dr m >•«* Anti-Pain P lit ar« «old by
ywur
«t who will auarantea that
mule teams, and lie was going Call ami examine and get prices —
the f*-«t pack«9* will beneht
IP it
fail« he will return »<»or money
¿«»«a. 21 cent«
Neve- • J in bulk
around bidding every body good Geer A Cummins
Miles
Medical
Co.,
Elkhart. Ind
bye.”
I
Job printing — Tue Times Herald
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