The Times-herald. (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, July 29, 1905, Image 3

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    SLAUGHTER RANGE HORSES
Why a pretty girl who talk» in a
I
loud voice in public places imsgir-
ea that ail men who are watching backyard revenue
MOVE ro QET RID OF THE MANOV h<r fnrattvelv or ojwnlv are List in
Dealer in
INDIAN PONIES
admiration?
CITY INCLOSLTIES FURNISH EM­
Why a tuan iu a crowded strict
PLOYMENT TO WORKERS.
car would rather open and shut the
SUIe V<l»rlssriss Ik,, ides He Will U>oli»li
front door for 20 women than move Bear Inclosures of the City Afford
I»tested Herde and Begin Crusade
down two feet and hang on a strap?
Employment for Men of Many
On Uautllla Rescrvatiuo
Diffeient Trades to
Why a woman will walk seven
Work At.
If the recommendations recently blocks to save 2 cents a yard on a
;tE ALSO HAS A LINE OF
made by the Oregon Ikimeslic Ani­ peice of silk andthen fail to observe i If one should look abroad just casu­
that the butcher is holding out the ally upon any range of back yards,
mal commission to the county
anj ujmmin<B of h ter
, Sun­ say. for example, upon such a range
as that in view from my study win­
stock inspectors are carried out, day roast, ar.d the ice man is oc­ dow,"
said Prof, von Joggleby. in the
the wild horses that have roamed casionally adding an extra .5 cents New lork Sun, “very probably it
would seem to him. seeing them as he
the hills of Eastern Oregon will to the ice bill?
might when they were in a state of
Whv a man will dodge trolleys, perfect peace and quietude, that they
soon be exterminated, says the Ore­
were just simply back yards, and that
gon Daily Journal The horses, drays and policemen in a mad rush that
was al! there was to it. It cer­
to
reach
his
oflice
and
then
line
up
there are about 4000 of them, worth
tainly never would occur to him that
CHILDREN'S CLOTHINC
about $2 50 a head, belonging to the 1 with messenger boys, tourists and they could ever be a source of rev­
to anybody. But. as a matter of
All kinds of Fr«sh Vegetables tn Season,
Indians, principally ofthe Umatilla other men presumably as busy as enue
fact, these same back yards, that may
himself
to
watch
a
fire
company
reservation near Pendleton and
look so quiet now. do first and last,
nearly all are infected with mange; turn a hose of water on a “tupenny” furnish employment for many men in
many and diverse trades, who draw in
by them the disease is scattered blaze?
the aggregate considerable sums of
Why a woman will rush reckless money from them.
broadcast throughout the eastern
Durkheimer Building.
ly in front of a moving trolley car "In the spring, for instance, comes
part of the state.
along the clean-up man. who rakes
For many years the state veteri­ to greet a friend and threaten to sue up the winter's debris and prunes the
the motor company tiecause its man shrubs nad trims the vines and cleans
• narian and other authorities have
up around generally. He gets a day's
been attempting to stamp out the almost ran her down?
work out of it. at least.
disease which frequently attacks
"Then comes the stone, or the cou-
the horses of farmers in that count­
Dr C VV Faull of Baker City who Crete, man. who relays the flags or
Hoi »TOM X AFTON.
repairs the concrete in the paved
ry but the efforts have proved fu­ has lately acquired a third interest walks,
where they have been thrown
tile because of the proximity of tlie in the Prairie City electric light out of, level, or cracked by the action
wild horses.
plant arrived Tuesday and after a of the frost.
now appears the turf seller,
Not only do these mavericks1 couple of davs at the plant took the "And
man who drives along the street
scatter disease but they consume bis departure for Baker City. He with a wagon load of turf for sale,
the forage which would Support will re urn in about two weeks. wherewith he will patch up worn
spots in front and back yards, making
thousands of cattle and sheep. “Great things are going to be doing them as good as new.
“And in due time comes the grass
The destruction they have wrought in the John Day valley” says Mr
to the legimate grazing industry is Faull. The exact nature of doings cutter, and the grass cutter comes,
too. at regular intervals through the
incalcuable.
however, were kept secret from the season, to keep the grass in order.
An attempt was made some time Miner man and even the thorough
"Among the earlier comers in the
P avbttk , I daho .
O ntario , O regon .
ago to have the government compel probing the Dr received at the -back yard, finding there a source of
revenue, is the gardener, who digs up
Ontario office
New Wilson Brick.
the Indians to corral their animals, hands of the reporter failed to re­ the borders and sets out plants that
treat them for the mange, or shoot veal the hidden meaning of his have been kept In the house through
them, but the United States attor­ statment of immediate unprecedent­ the winter, and he also may come
at intervals. To fTie florist the back
ney general refused to take action I ed progress for the valley Putting yard is a yearly and constant source
The state authorities, too have tried two and two together Dr Faull is of revenue, for he supplies all the
flowers and shrubs.
to pursuade the Indians to care for found to be very intimate terms needed
"It might not at first thought seem
their animals
but without success. with major J W Bonta ar.d if the that the hardware dealer would come
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Tt.e state authorities have decid­ Major lias big doings in contempla­ in anywhere for a rake-off from the
back yard, but he surely does. He
AITERIC'N PLAN
ed to take the matter into their tion then the Dr bas got the tip supplies
the cat teaser, the strips ot
own hands. Recently Dr William straight and is here early to get in wood with long, sharp spikes sticking
ONTARIO, OREGON.
McLean communicated with Dr. on the ground floor.—Prairie City up through them, to be nailed along on
the fence top. to keep the cats away.
Hickox, chief of the western divis­ Miner.
And the hardware man gets also some­
thing for the clothes poles used in
ion of animlal industry, and asked
Rates $2.00 and $2 50 per day.
those same hack yards, which lie like­
him for relief. No definite answer
A WONDERFUL INVENTION wise sells.
has been received.
■'Not the least among those who de­
rive some income from the back yard
Dr McLean two weeks ago took
is
the carpenter, who makes plumb
It is interesting to note that for­
This modern new l otel was only recently opened to the
up the matter with the Oregon do­
the sagging fence, and supplies new
public. Harney County people will be always welcome
mestic animal commisssion, of tunes are frequently made by the ¡Kists in place of such as have rotted
and courteously cared for. A first-class bar in connection.
which Governor Chamberlain is a invention of articles of minor im-' at the base, and provides new boards
panels In place of broken ones,
member, and was decided to in­ portance. Many of the more pop­ and
and puts on new coping strips, and
LIVERY BARN IN CONNECTION.
struct each county stock inspector ular devices are those designed to Incidentally replaces or repairs the
in the afflicted district to at once benefit people and meet popular crossbeams resting on the fence tops.
which the clothes lines are
notify owners of diseased animals, conditions, and one of the most in­ I ' between
drawn. Not the poorest or least pro­
to take them up and treat them or teresting of these that has ever been ductive back yard job of the lot, that
the horses would be shot The invented is thd Dr. White Electric of the carpenter.
"After him comes, to cover the new
commission recommended that the Comb, patented Jan. 1, ’99 These work, and It may be the whole fence,
counties pay the owners the value wonderful Combs positively cure the painter, who finds many a job
of the horses. In case of refusal ¡dandruff, hair foiling out, sick and waiting for him in as many back yards.
"And it may even be that the
5flM BAILEY, proprietor.
the state will stand behind the in­ • nervous headaches, and when used plumber finds some revenue In back
i
spector to make good any loss which with Dr. White’s Electric Hair yards in clearing choked up drains.
pine Wines. Liquors and Ciqais
the owners of the stock may stiffer. Brush are positively guaranteed And In the winter, when the yards are
covered witli snow, and it would seem
flqepts for /^arqlapd Ciub VvbiskM
Dr McLean has recently been in­ I to make straight hair curly in 25 as though all work must be suspended, i
vestigating a peculiar disease in days time. Thousands of these along comes a man who knows better,
the man who goes from house to I
the district east of the Sandy river electric combs have been sold in house
CLUB ROOMS IN CONNECTION
EVERYTHING FI’^T CLASS
seeking jobs at shoveling suow. I
4
the
various
cities
of
the
I
nion,
ami
where a dozen or more animals
who knows that the sidewalks are not
Courteous and 0H141D4 Mixologists
have died on the ranges. He made the demand is constantly increas­ the only places to be shoveled, who
that on Mondays they want
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a careful examination but was un­ ing. Our agents are rapidly be­ knows
paths shoveled in the back yard, so
coming
rich
selling
these
combs
able to determine what the disease
that they can hang out the clothes.
"To see the back yards as they ap
was, other than it was a peculiar They positively sell on sight. Send
pear, say on a summer day. with a
stomach trouble. He was of the for sample. Men's size 35c, ladies’ cat here and there drowsing in a
opinion that it was caused by the 50c — (half price while we are in- shady corner, and all everywhere in
herds eating some kind of a for- trocucing them.) The Dr. White perfect ¡s-ace and quiet, might make
unfamiliar with them think that
The Dr. White Electric Comb Co., one
age plant.
I
they were always so. that they were
Decatur, Ill.
complete and finished, and tiiat's all
&
W. E. HUSTON
.
Groceries, Provision
Tropical And Domestic
Fruits when in Season
LOOK
1 am prepared to furnish my customers with
high class g' oils and invite the public to call when
CENTS FURNISHINGS
Hats, Shirts, Clothing,
Underwear—Get Prices
ANYTHING in my line .
I (¡ittiroiitee the Goods and Prices
Solid («old W¡itches, Fancy Clocks, Jewelry id all kinds,
Silverware, Ebonyivare, Cut Glass. Handpainted China at
Cost, Take a peep at my windows.
G-errx'toerlirxg-.
GIVE HIM A CALL
Í M. L. LEWIS$
FIRE INSURANCE.
Napton & Boyd
Real Estate.
... Represents the....
Home Insurance Co., of New York,
Live« pool, London & Globe,
Fire Assurance Co., Philadelphia.
Mines and Mining.
Corner South <4 Lunaburg & Halton’s.
CHAS. WILSON,
SUCCE'SOR
THE CARTER HOUSE.
Fire-Proof, Modern,
Bu ns. Oregon.
OFFICE WITH HHK1S & BKKIS.
II
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Elegant.
A-
Blacksmithing and
Horsshoeing
Wagon Work.
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ALLWORKCUAR
ANTEED.
à
All Outside Rooms— Near Depot
ro;wiisoN a AShrON
'• -’-Sb
Burns, Oregon
Main St.,
THE HOTEL BURNS BAR
I’ati 'Dts receive every attention when placed
under our care.
Go id comfortabl • r< «mis.
;
Surgical and medi :al cases Terms reasonable
t
Pleasant Quarters provided for
Obstetrical Cases.
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BXPBR1BNGEO NURSBS IN
ATTENDANCE
( lias. E. McPIibeter«, Propt.
Bur ns, Oreau. .
JOHN McHULLEN,
• THE tP-TO’DATE PHOTOGRAPHER
WILL INOCULATE COVOTES
Bring your eggs to tlie City 'feat
'I’lie Rocky Mounain Uusbai.d- Market and get 25c cash for them.
man reports that stock ami wool
growers in Meagner county, Mont
Forced to Starve.
ana ‘have paid $15 each for every
B. F. Ix*ek, of Concord, Ky , says
wolf destroyed ami
each for coy­
otes. Thousands of dollars have “For 20 years I suffered agonies,
been raised and paid, but it is get­ with a sore on my upper lip. so
ting hard to raise the required mon­ painful that I could not eat. After
ey for keeping up the bounty system. vainly trying everything else, I cur
Hr. Brooks, of Chotenu, Montana, ed it, with Bucklen’s Arnica Salve.’
will under the authority of the state It's great for burns, cuts and
have fifty coyotes captured and ino­ wounds. At City Drug Store Only
culated with deadlv mange and then
turned loose again to spread the dis­
ease among other coyotes.
Qsestioss Hard to Answer
Can you understand—
Whv a man who has to pay
wife's dressmaking and cleaning
bills will set in a street car with one
feel across his knee, so that every
woman who passed him must brush
her frock against the dirty sole of
his shoe?
Why any woman, who has ever
watched a newsboy or any Italian
1» i-nal vender make charge will
• lip a dime or a nickle into her
mouth while she is using I Kith hands
to investigate her purse or bag?
Whv a man who in twaring and
dress is to all intents a gentleman
can sit io a crowded street-car with
a half cold or smouldering cigar in
hi* hand until the od> r from that
Will sicken half the women and
oust of the men in h<e vicinity’
there was about it; but in reality there
Is. first and last, a lot to do In the hack
yards. They are a constant source
of revenue to many people In many
and diverse trades."
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All the latest styles and improved photography In
use to be had. i*rofile Panels, Artist’s Proof uul
Poacelain process. Photos finished in up to-date
style upon application. All sizes from the smallest
locket picture up to an Hx to finished in Ari«to
Platino or on any of the American papers.
<1 .llery opposite First Natlora! Bank.
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t urns,
Oregon.
URNS MILLING CO.
HORTON
SAYER, Propts,
Rough and Dressed Lumber,
Rustic, Flooring, Moulding,
Finishing Lumber.
Nearest Sawmill to Burns. Good Hoad.
Lumber Yard in Burns.
MHS. CECELIA STOWL,
Orator, Entre Noua < !ub.
76 Warren Ari-ru,-.
Cni< A'.'», 111., < v’.22,1SO2.
For near . ■ f sir ari i
I«. The due-
from ovar > tr
• ration a» th»1
tor insisted n a’
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only way to get »
an operation,
strongly <.!j«t,-d
art» ned a-
My liusbai. felt
•vith a tick
well as I, for bor
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place at
woman is a dincot
/ist advÍM-d
best. Afnctily«
of Win*
him to m-t
in «i h
Cardni for n.
I began to im|
m, recovery >
in eighteen
I king
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COLEMAN & HARRISON
BURNS
OREGON
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THE WINDSOR
H. E. THOMPSON, Propt.
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