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About The Times-herald. (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929 | View Entire Issue (July 22, 1905)
! <îimcs-^eraCd eign o am**u >. h i help to their Brit* ish brethren in - near or dl»Umi The tickets are now made op sea - it r nt rescues from SATURDAY. JULY :l, HO.Ì and the most interesting Presi- drownin ' -n r « t U recognized by the board of trade by the presentation dential campaign the Lnited 1 HSI'I’J PTION rates of medal I hese are conveyed by the e i860 king s fo!«!_ti me -enters and States has ever known sine ( conferred hi igh the proper channels. has begun. And it is the most Besides his dispatches and other important, too. things intended for the British embas Which will it be, Parker and sies abroad, he is often place i in charge j.f ; oil sometimes a vanioad Davis or Roosevelt and Fair- presents .nt by th»* royal fainUy Nobody knows yet t, but to relatives an<| friends. He is the cus banks? lilltKcTOHY todian ot i pre-u-nts When they The Thrice-a- W ee k World will are bought th» v are taken to a special room 1:1 n office The rail . tell you promptly, fully and trutli- H Mitchel way <■«. ( , an notified of their fu)ly every movement of a hot and ( . W. Fulton. imminent tra? ' and make arrange . Williauitioh The real ments a-■ ; ! r. The mesenger sees thrilling campaign. A ..Mi rawford. that they a¡* < • t d!?. packed and put newspaper now prints (acts rather K chamberlain. on the rail . .< patries them as F. 1 . Dunbar. than hopes, and it has always been C. N. Moor*. far a Pari- > . the British em II Ackerman hasyv ak* ha;/.* of them. He does the effort of The Thrice-a-Week J. K Whitney not return empty handed. It may be World to tell the thing that has / ’’ - irney home he has in ? ( . Wolverton that on 1! d » F. A. Moore his < harge in addition to documents, happened exactly as it happened. anothí'i \;üd< ol of gifts These are Thus you can judge for yourself taken to ti •• foreign office, whence they are diHtril.i.tc'1 ro the king and queen and form your opinion. ami other n ■ id.er of th* royal family There is also a great war going urt meet« rhe Thin! Mouday iri for whom they nrc intended. on in the East, where The World iirrth Monday in October. On all the ■ journeys which, as may the messen has a brilliant staff of correspond Joint Kt-prenentalive J L Hitz be Imavinej. .u. \ari> Joint Senator L. Band gers are met by representatives of the ents in the field, and their reports British emba: They are Immedi ately recognized |>y a certain badge are found regularly in the columns The me: ‘ ip . i know their way about, of The Thrice-a-Week World. for all are excellent linguists, but the The Thrice-a- eek World’s badge is ........... ary and serves its pur ¡lose. In that, on < rowded platforms, regular subscription price is only with passengers rushing to the exits, it hastens identiffcation, and therefore $i.oo per year, and this pays for saves time for in case of dispatch 156 papers. We offer this un bearers it frequently happens that ex- and The pedition i: of the utmost importance. equalled newspaper it is a sit ular fact and worthy of Times-Herald together one year being recorded here that no matter I.ANI» how strained have been the relations for $2.50. between Great Britain and neighbor The regular subscription pi ice ing countries ilie iriPSKengere, whether of the two papei s is $ J. they be s| <•< ial treaty ones or those « arrying ordinary dispatches, have m vi-r been interfered with. They have not however, been without their ad ventures. While n¡» ieng( i > have escaped roiigli u * ■ then- are Instances on reioid of their having been shadowed Every European government has a cer tain numltcr of HpieH in ris employ iii<*nt. The king'g mew sengers are well Nothing is omitted that concerns aware of this fact, and I it Ls ever ¡»res 1 he interest of buyers and scllri ¡ent with them (luring their journeys .They nr»* always on the alert when in the live stoc k, grain, provisions I they meet an affable, loquacious and cunningly InqiriHltlve 1 man in a rail I produce and financial markets— way carriage on a foreign railway. The the quotations are comprehensive, work of foreign messengers is much easier now than it was during the early and are in every way reliable. Victorian era. That period suggests The Journal in addition carries te H ods journeys made by mail coach every day a full and truthful re Journeys attended with discomfort ami danger. But now, thanks to the grow i port of tne world news and pre- ing amity which marka iDteraattooal sent! many special features of deep relations many important dispatches. interest to the average reader. liHheito tariii d by m> « ngers are in trusted to the ordinary postal service. The Jouanal’s woman’s page, the The tendon« v. in fad, is to curtail the <ost of the • perial messenger service, illustrated •sportlang news page, and nrently tr< h arrangements were Journal stories and comic pages made, th« • lb 1 t of which has been to inateiia!!) m l> the method of and other good things muke it a I transnritt inj important documents be- very popular family newspaper, tw(« 11 London and I’aiis, at any rate. dean and bright from A to Z and Hut there will always be special for eign s'Tvice in»■ . eng» i s who will be year’s end to year’s end. ns|uhed to make prjiodlcal journeys Daily, one year by mail, $4; to Berlin, St. Petersburg, Vienna and other European capitals. six months, .$2.25; three months, READ the market news The Oregon Daily Journal •ThmI iH an extremely well groomed man, isn’t he?” **Yi*s; bin h( <au t help It; B's be- cause he * many dr. bslugH down from his wlf» Detroit Free PreM. Ready Mode Met chant Marine. Japan will not need to worry alsnit u merchant marine when (big war is over. She ha cot quite a handsome nucleus in th»’ 40 blockade runners Hying the liars of various nations and tarrying Itu ian supplies, which she ha raptured ami now anchored wlth- t.'i her harbor- Haverhill Gazette. lohu W lllliltg, ( h l It KING'S < tn England, «fully being mined Several conaldar- ave also I htii (Ha in the north of .MESSEMI EKS. DUTIES OF DISPATCJI BEAHEHS OF THE ENGLISH MONARCH. »giuus $1.25. Semi-weekly, io . j issues, one [year, $1.50. Weekly, $1. The issues of tne Semi-Weekly and Weekly |ourn- al also contain the market news and all of the features of the Daily Journal. The Times-1leral.l clubs with the journal at the following rates for both papers: Daily,..................................... $4.00 Semi-Weekly...................... 2.50 Weekly.................................. 2.25 Ontanio-Bq^. REVISED table of information THE NEW YORK WORLD stQge bine. areful and thorough investiga- T he fol. tnug table has taren compiled after actual resource« cl Harney don of ad record« and atatietiee obtainable and give, county, every item of which can be proven Wtl. 10«. Nurobvi 2,4UU,OOU 5,riOO,IMO :.5,000,0oo 3,360,000 2,500,ODO 2,510,000 200,000 120,000 Wool clip annually, Harnev county Sheep ahippe annually Cattle shipped annually Horsesand mules shipped annually Mercbautli.-c -iipi c i into inerchants. Merchandise shipped direct t*> ranchers Stock salt ami -ulphur .Stage freight at 3 cents per pound l«eayes Burn« ,Jailv at 6:30 un,. vr;v..6 ! ly from Ontario at 5 ,, The only through , transfer route ft ,n j railroad. K* al mri. The Harney t ouuty Live Stock A bbot iation First-class acconuj,^ will pav Five Huiulred Dollars Reward ivi the 2,100,000 and <• 'ivu rion of ar.v porson or persons who good eating ::,0oo kill. hh-n. ! drive orf any horses, mules or ■5,000 cattle belonging to any member of the A bboc I b - distances along the ,ou|f tion. I hi- ' ountx court also offers an addl- t.nra reward of Five Hundred Dollars. W. B J ohnson . Pres 8.8. WILLIAMS,« I'.uriih, ' 'legon. l 6,000 BRANDS .ND P.O ADDRESS OF MEMBERS. Pawsengerd Ly -t 1 initially, • amj at |1U. 18,1)00 Passenger* by private con voyances, i,5G0 10,000 L. Woldenlwrg Jr ,\ge|jt Mail contract ¡i jinn Additional Reward. In addition to the Burn« UVE STOCK above I offer under the same con- 300,000 Number of sheep owned in 1 larney county ditioiiB for horses .500,000 branded horseshoe Number of sheep summered in Harney county 300,000 bar on bothoreither Number of cattle owned in Harnev county jaw recorded in 1.50,000 G R (js> \ [ x Tons ot hay grown annually in Harney, over counties. Range, 50,000 Harney, Lake and _IATE.N1 Ml.m^^l Tons of hay grown annuallv, in a radius of 30 mile of Hurns rook Counties. Horses vented w hen sold. Horses sold to pass through this “os« Aresol land. acre. ................................................................................... 4W-«5 section will be re ment of (Ln j 1 g ported in this paper, Hurveved. ................ ...................... .. 1,.549,635 rite or ft __ lephone If not reponetf, »1 • 1 s w ------ ___ penniarmhip n . n,,.. The I11 - ll< raid. Maiu 3*24. Burna, (>ie. Of abov»- amount 324 acres are in forest reserve and Carey selections. W. W BROWN, Fife Oicgon. a splendid peun, ¡n a ' '*■ Appropriated ................................................................... Utter lemeiig, Burns, horses. P(’ on leftsti* oftl. - ,Hlg j fillable, assessed . • fie; » at . mine <»n either hip; eaimarks crop ----- d»quare | by prominent I' ubg,. p,, ‘f-g Non tillable, assessed • • • .............. 1O°*845 and bplit in left ear, swallow fork anc* under bit in ritcht. Improved, not patented and Boards ofE.l ¡|l'7i'5*l M Fenwick, Burns, horses, double dot vertic i leological survey of Silver Creek Susceptible to irrigation under I . 336,00o albaroii l.-fr shoulder, cattle, I. on right hip and America. - inl reservoir........... ............ tw*. underbits in each ear; a’so som ............ 9,000 earmarks, I branded bar I on right ribs; earmark, unde sorted aizea - Carey selections, approved .......................... 44,000 half crop in left ear. Rond Companies Land. single sample 2.-... \\ |, , I 95.000 J if Bun ya rd, Bur in-, cattle, 7 on left hip; ear Appropriated 976,000 ’ nimkH. i o|. .11 left cur, -wallow fork In right a single ring, st Suaieptibl -to irrigation. J B Withers, Harney, horses, combined TJP woman, or child. 150,000 Tillable bench land above irrigat on liue, over ' i.n left shoulder cuttle, hall Hide cross ou Amount now covered bv Malheur Lake which would be drained and re* either hip: earmarks, upperbit in right t ar, un PENN MEO. SUPPLY CO derbit in left. i U r : ih lee River in reservoir No. 118 S. Fourth Street, PHI! Water Ea< ¡lilies >¡Ivies River, Silver creek, McCoy creek, Blitzen River, and Martin Bros.. Burns, cattle, double dot hori zonal bai on either hip: earmarks, upperbit in ten smaller -dreams. light em. sv.allow fork in left, wattle on right Altitude 1,100 feet-same as Salt Lake Valley. ,aw ; ti!b<> some branded cir< le N on right side Mean Temperature- 12. U L >hinp!ei’.reke! r.iirius, horses, 5 on lef shoulder; • utt!- . • <•!, right Eide and hip; ear Annual precipitation—12 inches. marks, < r<>p oil ¡,. hr .m < ;np and under half Mint rain 2,200 pounds of borax mined and hauled by team from Demo, Ore crop off left. gon, to Winnemucca, Nevada, daily, being all that is developed to speak of. Fred beiiMi••'.!, Bun .., horses, FD on the left Crops—Wheat, .ate, r>e, barley, alfalfa, sugar beets, hope, potah rs ami all i-huuiilt i. « attle Fl> on left side earmark, uu- kinds of hardy fruit-anti vegetables. i der half crop in each ear. RJ Williams, Riley, horses, < B on the left thoulder. t att I- > 1’>>n left hip; earmarks, crop i t! left < tii i nder Im i crop od right, wattle un- ■ lercbii: xlfeo caitle Lran-l- d .-'S, crop and un- ■ it rl-it in left ch !, iiioiei hall crop in right’ also a 'a- J 1 on h it ni f i o.p arid split in left ear, under half crop in right. H II Elliot’ Nai i > ,vs. horses, 1 h combined on cattl« i combined on left hip; ear mik, up- ‘ r fclopc or eai h ear wattle on chin and bell collar. Alvest* I -miih, Nairows, horses. HHon right //yo«r/o.. lr. ¡eg; cHttle V : fl.. t ariiiai k, under half eropand abort over slope iii each ear jughandle and ry «4 writ* toiu dewlap. you. get it P G <mith, Barns, horses, quarter circle S on right hind h g and left shoulder; cattle, quarter '•ircle> on either hip; earmarx, crop off right W. P. Fuller A Co. Portland ■ ar. split in under side of left; two dewlaps. A E Y oung. Bums, horses, Y on left leg and l on ugh! shoulder: also lx»ot on leit slioii i I. t : < attle, rooking chair on left hip; earmark, right t ar drooped down, left cut slop The only Pure Cream of Tartar Powder.—No Ammonia; No Alum ing to«ar.is lo ad on upper side; wattle on lef sideof neck; all animals dehorned. Used in Millions of Homes 40 Years the Standard KV Eli Y WHIRL’ < P Rutherford, Burns, cattle, bar 2 on left side . urmark, uud.-r haif crop right ear; horses bar 2 on left shoulder. == iztizr .? U7 ... Thus Wingfield, Burns, horses,® (chainlink) on leit shoo d r. < attle. same on.left side: mark COlapsable Pocka crop ott left ear, short overslope In right. Juhii Craddock. Silvies. horses, S-S on the left Htereosooj«■ \ pi i.u atu.« I "boulder < attle, - > on right side; mark, ctop brisket *'*r’ iorU ,n Ieit’ '>wlap on The Binalleßt stereoi- <>j. -irone«« etFect Highly til . . rent fi.. I W E muth, Bums, cattle, XI on right aide: optical ors with rich gol<l ■ . urau .r I iiiaik, split in :... ht ear, wattle on nose. (mountings). In<lii<li:i .•>’uiirapb( Burn», - - - Oregon i ¥ SEN G Hudspeth, Burns. < attle, s( iasors on right View* of art (genre;, i t. Sent everv where prepnid i! ai. bHIe; mark, crop and split in each ear. AGENTS WAN! Kb Sim« n l.eu.s. Bums, cattle SL on right side. 1 H;k ' P :i' 1 nndvri.it in h it ear, croi. «nd under hall crop oil right. 1 ‘ "I’/. H Bum. w I„r „„ ligtll FORRES’! Bi’lI.I'IN«; ■ Imr ....... hip; mart, Stenographer and Notary Public split in ea< h ear. wattle unaer chin. !■! Burns, horses, reverse Lou B urns , - O heoon . ' i bt.tir ( attic. i . on left bip. mark, metal tae in ea<-h ear With full name ami addres (»dice lu ( itizciib Bunk Building I r “C " O' ,.u right .rule, r altl. Lumber rd-! annually feet Fuel wood ff“ld annual I, cord: Fence post- ?o!d annually, the .... ........... PJ ONEER : WHITE i LEAD U^rWowder NOTARY PUBLIC. LILIPUT STERIOSCOPE CO. OREGON S hortline UNION PACIFIC MAR8DKN JOHN W OKAKV MfiRSDEN & GEÄRY. Physicians .mil Surgeons. BURNS, * at Drpart for J A Williams, \ an, horses, 71 bar on stifle- cattle, bar 11, on |Hft rii-s; mark, unde.-bit iu left KODOL digests what you eat car, under slope in right. bt/LE,!*rHiAUr!‘^ ' ••mbiuedon left cleanses, purifies, strengthen! ci'-. • atth, „ on left side: mark, uuderbit in KODOL and sweetens the stomach. right ear, eit split in half lower part lopped doW n against side of head. 1 '"»»P*« cures Indigestion, dysrepsla. and .»1(7/«j"ou"il.j1'‘hi,hor”'s0,11,ft•>‘“«1'1«: KODOL all stomach and bevel troubles. b.ire’ropm rlxm ear'.'uXil.it intft"" < JJoniKinr, Kiley, cattle, O tar on left uh. KODOL accelerates the action of the gas niar kb. «»allow fork Hl right car< ,pll, jQ ■ tric glands and gi. es tone to the ''' JKcorabined on left hip digestive organs. .1'11» .nd S m K KODOL relieves an overu- d stomach 1 '"Tso. Xlcotnbluerl ■ ' of all nervous s air. gives to I,. , ’ • • ■ ■ ■■■ ■>. -h ...niMnerl on the heart a full, free and un’rammsled ■ L"' ' PC' h.lt<r..pln leftr-ar. action, nourishes the nervous system and . ,itl.'.".i','" ? • '‘»«••.¿Bon lett.houlrler. .....¿a7^';,,;. ^Xr,r """k- feeds the brain. TIIK NCHEDULKN From Huntington Ore Salt Lake.Denver, Ft Worth, Omaha, Kan sas City, St. Louis. Chicago and East. OREGON. (r PhtHlf .Vo. fö ' Atlantic Exprès« , 2:10 O HI Salt Lake.D< nver.Ft. Worth. < loialia. Kan sas City, St. Louis Chicago and Fast. KODOL - Ks PROFESSIONAL ( ARDS Carefully Picked Men, Generally Army Ofllerni. Who Ara In trusted with Hie Ma jeaty’a Bualneaa. < Htice ii|-tairs in Vix gtly Building p. III. Sunday school a first Sun.Lit of encl o’clock u 111. I In the and fourth Sonda1 < (M EAN anti RIVER SCHEDULE Wm. MILLER, ATTORNEY AT LAW Burns, Oregon. lift ice tiret door west of Bank i ATTORNEYS - AT - I.AW — --- — — M osby R ihns , WiUaaiattr â Yaaihill River Forest Reserve Scrip Wlilaaott* Rlv«r. b a. tn 4 30 p m Tuesday Portland Corvallis Tuesday Thurs A and Way Landing« Thurs Á Sat Sat. ’ C opyrights Ac. , ' ''.Mp.nrl Anyone sending a sket *-»w»nd d* - rir " ” ; wattle; horses. 44 on le.t Btitfe h ear’ ljeI1 quietly ascertain our opinion free'« I* * H ' aa invention is prob al.) y pntentablc. r u.g ... . 'h";1 i.‘;r,k;,o^ya.!^™v- s t4ousstrletlyeonndenti.il . IUndt»-' xcc- ?i>*eB«« •ent free. <>l<le«t « r . iicv f* r s<*iu Me Patents taken through Munn n (. ■: t ' »prclal notkf, without n in the I iu es. h ear gh ' abo !wo “nderblta Scientific American. A handsomely ¡IMstratM week'v Tor.cy’ vulation of an▼ selenitic ' r . •Mar: four months. |1. s. i ' ■ i UUNN &Co. ¿35 3S,fh<! ””? New York Branch > -- . v H K.I •■»WW brand cirri, v al», p • b on left .boulder, -.•b ^lTe-.Xn:.nÄ;",mN'*" k" . “o«rj»ve jaeooa PLLASING . A N.H oar , K ■’‘’«■«•Mer Bur»,. .»1. <m b|^ AI, Huntington. Oregon K.H Meo«. hnrn, nip. mark crup .. it .eft up,*, bll |, rlfb| A I. CRAIG. Gen Pass Ag t. Portland. Oregon b..r».., «me |en .bouhter, A I MOHLER Prwi.Ient ..d",y ; .7^:*" - » * MAXES PROPER DICT tieiieral l'ra« tu e . I Medicine ai d Surgery. Ottica anti Residence at Ruriis Hotel Burna, i heg.>ii . V on Leave Riparia. I 20 a m Daily. il VACUUM lb 'ATENTS D esigns Oregon City, Dayton and W ay-Landings O hkgov SIZEMORE Rurns Drop i«t«. ■ j left .’LuiJS1' b a m Except Sunday. I’raclict» in all the court* of Ore. Collretiona promptly made. Alli practice In the courts of Harner an>l pcting »’very I'll tirada V • rant countiea and tn the supreme court ol the Ph«» p • t r will prmch at •late, and aleu lu I', s land offir« • k tl third Sunday of »nd H \ an the hh Sun- < ’luv« 11. I a -onat-ii. ATT o HNI V-AT-I AW, h< i 1 •»! »• lb \ \ Careful attention given to Colivi liona and Real Estate matter« I u* Inaurane«' Notary Public rtwane sat/ hr t C FeVtn 4 C«. COIUM ,, * horae», OR on left «title bineSPm"1."'",'; hi,s t ;;?,!’ •houMer*rt'X*rr"''"- •■•*"*•• ’«r <’ "" "‘«l.ft ORKGON. ie llaptiat U. A KiMBuLn t W. P awkimm Sunday», PARRISH & REMBOLD, Sunday A t tor nay s-a t- Law. 10 a tn. Barna (and Cany«»n (’ity. «Oregon. : I p. tu. Except Sunday. weight in to start a l usines». Biggs & Biggs R RNR, Bottl.« ontr. st.00 sue koldlnt 2X tltnas tbs M ■txt, which Mlis tor 50a. All «ailing dates sub- ject to change. For San Francisco every 5 days. l>ALTON HKK.s a i< bed lo the home service reign cta it •• me sengem are lly plckt'd men generally from officer h educntthl and with char for Int crllv I he salary at I to the ¡«»at i»i from £250 to ami the» are allowed one ¡H»und i personal expenses. Alto cost to the country In U the wonderful remedy that Is making so many s'..-kpeople well s-wa and weak people strong by giving to their bodies all of the nourishment that Is con tained In the food they eat. ■ ■■■ .i n - BROWN Services W astbu — TarrrwoaTHY mbs «■ ■t’t to travtFand aiTerti«e for old ».labliabed Shouse of solid fiocamal •ta»dirg Salary |7'ii a year and rx pan... ail payable in cash No eBovas nag rv«(uirad Give refaraneea sa l en ■■l >.e »elf addretavd ••amped tavv'ope Addr».« Manager 355 Caitoa Bld< Cbicaav