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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-04-14

The Times Herald has been
watching the political situation
quite closely during the past few
weeks Il dosn'i espouse the
candidacy Of any particular indi-
vidusls, bu, !, interested in piac-
ing good. clean men IN office.
The igh, for the senatorial nomi-
nation on the republican ticket Is
one Of the features OF the cam
raigu that is rather more interest
ing than usual. From indications
j. points 20 L. L. Smith, the Hood
River man. as the logical man, as
De- .Fpears 20 be the only candi-
dot. Ha; Is clear OF charges by
some other faction Of his party.
Senator Gearin has no opposition
for the democratic nomination,
therefore ha. the entire party be-
hind him.
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Respectfully,
GRANT THOMPSON.

One of the most perfect and
handsome horses ever brought to
Harney County is the standard
bred stallion. Fillmore Chief, the
property Of ID. F Hawley OF this
CITY. This horse is certainly one
Of the best bred horses in the
United States. He is a beauu-
tai BAY, OF good form, fine dispo-
si,iou and altogether a grand in
dividuaL He not only possesses
speed, but also every requisite to
make him a favoriie among breed
ers aud lovers of horses. Tine
Timrs-tlerald is pleased to make
particular mention of such noble
animals. as il is interested in ihs
Improvement of the class OF hor-
ses in Harney county and by en-
couraging such horses as Fillmore
Chief much may be accomplished
along this line.
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cOMMUMcATED

To the Republican Electors Of
Harvey County Oregon:
On account Of earnest sOlici,a-
lions irom a large number Of
republicans throughout the coun-
ll ! was prevailed upon to enter
lhe race for nomination TO the
office Of County Judge Of this
county, al the primaries held on
April 20 1900.
Owing 70 the exceptional con-
dilion OF the weather this spring
winch makes il imperative that
! give my whole attention to my
personal interests in looking after
my stock it viii be impossible for
me 10 make any canvass OF the
county in my own behalf, as is the
usual custom. ! appreciate the
effort that my republican friends
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Notice Of sale Of S<hOol Distriet Bssss.

Notice Is hereby given that certifi-
.ate Of tond election held by School
District No /, Haruey County, Oregon,
was tiled in my Office on the 2sth day
Of necember, 1905, by the judges and
..srs % said bond election, wherein Il is
certified that at an election held IN said
district on the 10Th day OF I've. 1905 u
was voted tha, the bonds OF said district
should be issued in the sum OF Six
Thousands. Five Hundred Dollars
s65,O.O0l for the purpose OF reiunding
outstanding bonded iniehisduess.
said bonds 10 be issued IN denomina.
tion % Five Hundred l'ollars $500 ool
each. payable absolutely in Twenty 30
years from date, all OF said bonds re
deemable at the pleasure Of said school
district at any time after ten 10 years
fruu date. Principal and interes, pay
able IN United States gold coin at the
office OF the County Treasurer Of lIarney
County. Oregon. or =, sueh place as may
he designated In the City and State Of
New York a, the option Of the purchas'
81. These bond. bear interest At the
rais OF not to exceed six .6I per ccnlum
per annum, payable semi-annually.
Bids will b. received Tor the whole or
any part Of said bonds.
IWill receive sealed bids Tor the above
.isue Of bonds up to o'clock p. NJ.
state hour ~ Monday, the Soih day OF
April, leo. when they will b. opcned at
my Office as Burns oregon. said bond
TO b. dated May lp0J.
All bids should state where the prin.
cipal aud interest oi aid bonds shall BE-
payable and the rate Of tntcrcs, which
,hcy shall bear. Tic said bonds will
no, b, soid for les than par The nigh,
20 reject any and all bids is reserved.
Each bid Tor the bouds must bc &C.
eompanied By certified bank check
squalliug 5 per cent Of the amount Of
,hc bid.
Dated al Burn, Oregon, this l7th
day Of Fcby, lso6.
signed J. NJ. DALTON.
Couniy Treasurer.
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sag. 90 REWARD sas.oo.

Notice is hereby given that hunt
ing and shooting upon the enclosed
lands Of the American Land & Live
stock Co located in townships 80
& 40 $ Range 30 f and township
80 S, r 36 z W NJ. Harvey Co
Oregon (better known as the Trout
Greek and Colony Ranches,) is
strictly forbidden. Any person OF
persons fonnd hunting or trespass-
ing with a gun in their possession
ON above described property will
ne prosecuted To the full extent oI
the law. A reward Of s25 is here
bv offered for evidence that will
lead to their arrest and conviction
AMERICAN LAND & LIVE sTocK Co
BY F. h. HILL RANCH MANAGER
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The report OF the condition OF
the First National Bank Of Burns
which appears IN this issue shows
a mos, healthy condition OF affairs
at this time Of the year and is de-
cidedly the best showing of the
institution in It's history on a simi-
lar cal, The deposits show up a
total OF S1S4.SG4S3, with SS7,-
6s6 70 cash on hand. Consider
ing the long, hard winter this
speaks well tor Harney county.
The local bank. like the news
paper. has much to do with the
impression strangers get of a
town and they are entitled to con-
sidera,ion IN this light. Home
institutions demand our loyal sup
port as I, always reflects credit TO
Your town and community
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HARSEy DOlSGs.,,

Mr. y. Il Coleman. n son Of
Thso. Coleman, arrived from Vel.
low Pine Ale last Friday having
been just a week on the way.
Rev. a. ]. Irwin came over from
Burns Saturday and preached tina,
nigh, and sunday morning and ey-
euing returning home Monday
morning.
There was a good session OF the
sunday School at . o'clock under
supervision Of Assistant sup, l..
NJ Hamilton with an attendance Of
40.
r. 7 Hughei candidate Tor sher-
10 came over frum Burns Monday
90 shake hands with the Harney
voters, ard although he 60, through
a barbed wire fence he concluded
Lon Richardson had tina, field
pretty well covered.
:. :. Williams. manager OF the
OBJ stage line was IN town Monday
aud SAYS this has been the hardest
winter in hi- experience. The p-o-
u.r uf HArnvy realize he na, b-vu
up against it but feel that be- has
certainly done bic duty 10 getting
she mails through even shough de-
ayet a. times,
The Board OF Trade received an
other letter this week from Gov.
Chamberlain In which he says
The board ou March 2nd 1900
forwarded 10 Mr Burke a iepur, oi
,ue State Engineer in which b. was
pointed out that good results 10 al.
probability cannot he secured wnu
lees than l.5 acre feet Of water per
season in Harvey Valley. Thi- b.
iar in excess OF what Nj BuFEe
proposed "a supply and less ,hau
experience showed nscessary 10
similar localities. You have q
splendid county and the time sill
come when storage reservoirs will
be constructed for saving the waste
waters. This is difficult 10 be done
under the present law. An effort
ought 10 be made AZ the next legis-
ia,ufr 60 secure relief IN this r--
sp-ct. ! enclose under sepeTale
cover a pamphlet on the suffice, OF
water righ's The statutory laws
and conditions Of California are
almost Identical with those in Ore
gou, The need OF legislation will
be apparent by a careful study Of
the pamphlet Development in al!
sections Of the state is retarded on
this account and the labors Of the
state officers in irrigation matters
made especially difficult"
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81 our las, issue The Times
Herald stated that the railroad
surveyors were unable 10 secure
the desired one per cen, grade
over Sage Hen. We learn from
g. J. AIillar, the engineer IN
charge, tha, even before the pa
per was issued last week, his boys
had found a good pass and are
now working on wes, IN a most
satisfactory manner.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-04-14

A candidates platform" has
very little weight when the voters
know the man. No, but good
men have announced with plat
forms who are sincere, while
others don't fit their platforms by
a long shot. Better know your
man than a dozen platforms.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-04-14

Mex, week viii bring the pri-
mary election campaign 10 close
and then II wil. be a scrap be-
tween ,he TWO parties instead OF
strife among the members Of each
camp. Place your ballot for the
best men on both tickets and We
wiil have good officers regardless
o.. which party wins.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-04-14

are making for me, and take this
opportunity of saying that il | am
successful in securing the noIniua-
ton for the office Of County
Judge of this county, | will make
all honorable efforts within my
power to he elected, and If elect
ed | will discharge the duties of
such office conscieniiously and
impartially and to the very best
OF my judgmen; and understand
ng.
Respectfully.
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rVfTFU sTlrrs IANn OFFlCE. I
Hrras ufeuu. Yctrusry D., leo !

UNITED STATES LAND oFFiCE.f
Hufus uFeuru. fctruary o.. 1856
Motto. Be- rrrsHr given that ir compliance
..Itr tr. fr,,sIs.r-s af she as Of tgrErcss %
frtr. fs-. entitled An sc. fa- thr sale % tim
30 lartsi i- Che states ut caiiiornia. Nevada
.t-fr.... r-I WEslia -fHr IrrrIturF. ss extend
.F tr aT fIe ruNi.t land states hy arf
nf August g. ftH- A.1Tr. H NuNHil. - Ho
u1ia-.. county % Ilelaltf -faff ot Nesn-
rffau. hes frit Gay l.ci his tuorn stats
"a tst So ..- for fre Furrbase 90 zoe FL - cf
section Sc l.. ir Tuwtsnir No y =. kanEe Ne.
a. S.. ar1 uii cFHf rr'ri tn tnoW thai
I'D. .ar8 srrrr' is r.nrc valuable ior its iimhNi
r- ttrrs ftlr co. aEfi suifurai purposes, and 20
a.fsrifsr r.s rtaf-. fo saif lard ttfcre 'hc Reg
go and Receiver % frLs ofice as ltufus. ure-
goa. OF FfliaF. Che CO. SAY of May. llW
ff. ra mes a. witnesses Ueurre " -hau aud
Peter gaf~rr oI Burns. urerHu. tiukucF
Uafitrr Of UnHuta-. Wasdiugtnu. kr11f- ]
WIiliars uf Ei..y. Nrcrcr.
An. and tI. rr~s.frs c.simirE adversely TIE
tlts.asssfI .r .HrIs a-c fs.Iuestsi fn 81 ,a their
..airfs ir this c-le ar Cf h-fufc st.i tit ta1 ni
vN rtHnF. Register
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uuiber tsua act June isss.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
f-NirEn STATES LAND oFF1CE,
Wurus ufa March 1n fnl

UNITED STATES LAND oFFlCk,
burns, ore, March ~ iaos.
Nsiiee I. hereby rivcu that Ia compliance
"a lth the rroVistrus uf fhe set % Nuurrct- of
f-vr i.-s entitled 'Ar act tof the safe oi
ffr1fr- land. IN the states 10 CSlifo1uta Oregon
NegsIa and Washington TcffitorN. - extend
- fs an fht ruhilc land statts By srf of Aug
ns- g. lSs. chester q laclrtell, ~ heiutanl.
- ..~ 5f itrshsits sratc Of Washington. has
thfs fsg ditc in this ueicc bis swUrn statement
~ ali frr the ru-.hssc ot the lots =. a sud
cf section No. s iu 1ownship Ne. q =. kanre
Nn q o. " ". aui viii oHet pfunt 20 show
that fhe ami soIEht - uor vsluapie for is
Ur4t.sf ar stoue t1au for sEriculiurel purposes,
s,-f ~. ettsrlttr hfs ciaiur tn sait land beforO
tie Kssfsfs- ani Esreiveru uf thts or g - Burns
urer0a. OF ruesiias, the 2th Day 81 WAY. laA,
a. af~,a- g. witnesses itf.'rfe ". shaw aud
r.-rar GARNER. of Uurrs, Ortr11. u. Williams
1f tittsy. U-egUt.. ftuts " MotEau. Of HoQuisui
washington.
trr arf 80. rarsUus clairuiuE adversely the
tts7ta.s ..l lands are rfIuesftd O. hlc their
tlair-s ir fhls cf.ot ,u or taioft said isth aay
VIZ Fsazy. Register.
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riuat- ia-l Art Jans i,-,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
rNlrEn -. ~ -.

UNITED eIA|E~ LAND NfHINEs
Hufns urlE1u. feufuary g.. 30 a
Nat.-r L. Hefshy ziveu that ir courlfsr.c
aitf fn. rH1gIs.rus uf t1s At % tursfess %
June O.. ts-s crfit.rI 40 s-f tor the sa.C ui is
Haf Ifras.. zoe -ttfHs u. California. ufeE q.
NesEfs arH Nfs1iuEfuu Irrfi'uff. ss cNtera-
... fH Al. tr. HuHiir iar3 states Hy e. Uf Aux
usf q is... -afIa i.lr4. U. Ntkrr li'H. cu1 "a
ri rrtrs. sfafrr. HfllHH as Eats "a. .r.i De-
trfs rf.#H nrf sworn statement N.. ID. i1r 'af
rftfraHsH ai tEr n u' .He nf SEXTON N' I.
.H Nuu..tHIr Sc. e. -.s ltaNa. 30 D.. ~ ..s.
HH. w.II U.H" rHUs.. tHs.UH 'us' m. ari sou l'
L. rirfr 4allH..a tIfIts iIH .r H- stone 'Hau .or
sffI#ulfHfl. rurr. - Hr. o. es-au.itl .r
..stH. tu sI.I lard UeIHra fH. srElsfc. aud te.
..Iss- g tHIH. .r.#. tf uufrs. N7.Euu. U. Ihafs.
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-H ~ IHua.r aHf WlUaf. N"alta a. H'
uuIullal NHslIu.to. a". t..nt WilItais
lf 81 ~ uH.auUs
Ary arI a. gartcrt claiming adversely zoe
a..sH lrs-fI ... .frfs afH f... Iatf.. g. 90. i.'lf
..ai-s iu fH.suf.Hr Hu uf ..isrU st.- .fa la o..
NaF. i.".
vs IkaHL E-s.tilf.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Rurns. ofsron iisfth -. tss

Notice IL hsruhy given that Albert hovsf'
Of burns Oregon. hss aisd notice OF INTENTION
10 make pfoof 90 hit defsfi.lapd claim ~ -.
Tor the Lot l. 49, q II = =. o. - " ". D.
f8rr ths nr.ftstsf and Receiver ~ ulfus OF
sou ou saturday, the ith daY OF Nav ift.
Ha uafaef thr following uitustset 90 prov.
iana ,hn " rulF Lloyd D. ca Z, kfnrtf D.
| DirEsntou and james smith. al OF nufns. ofs
~. FAHhF. Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
uwrrp st,vrs i.ANp ~ 'ricI
nnrna lr..nu. Mar-L u ] ~

Notice IL hereby gwen thai the inlluw IN
named settler has hlsd notice ui hit Intention
10 maks fnai urtnf iu support Of his claim
and that said prUof will D. radc hciufc IN
Register and Recciv-vf. ~ Burns. urcEuu. nt
Anil "a ips via jason hruueu. ui hafucl
OrNrou H. D. No ia>t COT ths NV. &c. ., 7
= - X. ~ n. 81.
ne names the foilnwinr wituestrs 90 ptnr,
his continuous residence urou aud CULTIVATION
oi saif land va lames A. turner. loseph J.
Tufnsf Enofy uiii. al ~ HafuvI. ufeEnu. auf
william %. Waite, of nufns, oregon
w fkhhk. Register.
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Wool growers are invited To call
on or write W A Goodman. Burns
and get terms for shqaring with the
new plant he has ordered
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E15rfiasG A.- june i''-
,OTICE FOR PUBLICATION
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h-Fus. Hr-slE. Nar-l T, lsf.l
Satra i --rer uaer f-a' l- Hn4pliznes
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of Argus Z. lss-- Alll E.klle ael-l.c- Of ho-
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before ne A-g1s.ef al A..rlfrrn nl l.-s Ql-ee
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aEo9e tlstefi1el. lalls ar ref4asfel o. DE- itelr
rlalls Ir ilis c-- or 1r before sai- Jed DAY
81 MAJ. LuE
Wa FAEsG E=glster.
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Horsemen should see the pedi-
gree Of Fillmore Chief the lTolliug
stallion.
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UV-to-date iun printing al reason
able prices,
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Job prrin,ing-The Times-HeAld
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-03-09
EVILS RESULTING FROM cONSTi
PATTON.
How This Trouble May Be Readily
Corrected,

You are drowsy, heavy, ioggy,, lack
energy-every eXertion is an effort
your head is not clear and it is hard
to think, you have full and oppressed
feeling in your stomach and bowels
all your limbs and body ache,-infact.
life seems hardly worth living under
such conditions. Ask yourself, DO
your bowels move regularity" If you
feel as above your answer will be"No"
that is the cause of your troubles. If
not properly corrected this condition
will lead to much more serious dis
orders of the blood and body due to the
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the famous springs in Hungary y q
tumberful of this wonderful water
drunk ON arising in the morning
(slightly warmed for best results) will
give you within an hour delightfully."-
pleasant and copious movement This
will clear your head, sharpen your
appetite and make a new man of you.
Try it and see. At all druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-03-09
SCHOOL OF CAME
Illinois University Has Sent 10
Base Ball Players to
Fast Company
If JIM COOK MAKES GOOD
Jake StahI Heads List, Uunduren,
eeebe, Pfefer end FaTkenburg
Following.

Should Jim Cook make good as an
loutfielder on the ST. Louis Browns, he
will be the 10th Illinois university
graduate to enter fast company Cook
was a classmate of Jake Stahl at ILL
nofs and was drafted from the Pueblo
team of the Western league by Nc
Aieer. After the early try-out McAleer
| said he was pleased with Cooks work.
He will have a chance to make the
team
In speaking of the success of so
many Illinois university students as
ball players, Cook said:
THE school does not solicit the pat
ronage of these players. as one would
naturally suppose from the fact that
SO many good bali players Lave been
turned out there Baseball always has
been leading. sport at Illinois for va
rious reasons. In the first place, Huff.
who has charge of athletics, is an ex-
cellent baseball coach, and if there is
baseball in any OF his men he is sure
to bring it out The grounds and
gymnasium are handy. together with
the fact that the weather is suitable
for the playing. and the result is that
Illinois has produced teams that have
won from semi-professional. minor. and
major league teams.
SfahI Heads List.
Jake Stahl is the most noted of the
players that has been turned out by
Illinois. We were graduated together
in 1903, and both tried for the team in
1900 this 70
proficient and failed to make the team
until late in the season. We played
together four years. and after years
work with Chicago Stahl was made
manager of the Washington Americans.
which is indeed a big jump from col
lege team
Cook also played with Ed Rothgeb
who assisted Fairweather coaching
the Washington university football
team. According to Cook. Rothgeb
was also a slow starter as a player,
and did not make the team in 1899. He
later made good. went to Baltimore and
then TO Washington with Stahl. but
probably will play with Baltimore again
this year.
Other players who were turned out
by Illinois and are now in the game
are Lundgren, who is with Chicago;
one of Stahl's pitchers;
Pfeffer. the Boston twirler; Beebe. one
of the Chicago National pitchers; Park
er, a second baseman with Toronto;
Steinwedell, third baseman, and Ash |
more.
Gossip of Game.
If by any mischance the anti-Sunday
baseball law should pass both houses
Of the Iowa legislature and become. a
law, and any of the three Iowa teams
decide to throw up the franchise. Rock |
ford would be an aggressive candidate |
for the vacancy.
1t begins to look as if Manager Mon |
re Mcfarland is due to have a black |
mark chalked up in the error column |
against his name. Monte has for some |
time predicted that Davidson and Rea- |
gan, would be with the team next sea- |
son, despite their declarations to the |
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-03-09
RUNAWAY HORSE
ON THE AVENUE
Phaeton is Observation-Disclosures Runs
to Barn Of Lewis Roofing Com
pany-No One Injured.

One of the hCrses of the Lewis Roof
ing company, which, according TO the
stable men. has the record of the three
cities as runaway, gave d spectacu-
lar exhibition in the business part of
the city yesterday afternoon about $50
starting ON First avenue and Seven
teenth street and ending at the COM
pany's barn at Twenty street
and Third avenue. The horse, which
was being driven by Clifford Andrews,
had been htched too short, and near
Seventeenth street the buggy, a low
)haeton. struck the horse The fright
ened animal began wild run up Sew
.ntecnth street turning on Second av-
anue. A dog barking at its heels added
10 the horses fright 1t cut through
between the Burlington depot and the
fence, one wheel being left there. In
this shape the tracks were crossed and
the horse cut through vacant lot at
the rear of the Twentieth street build
ings. Andrews, noticing the big sand.
pile at the rear of the saloon, made a
jump from the rig. landing safely in
he sand and mud, escaping injury.
rhc horse continued the run, turning
EAST again on Third avenue, to the
Darn. When the horse went into the
barn it left the rig i complete wreck
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