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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-05-12
Notice Of sherlHs sale.
In the Circuit Court Of the state Of Ore
gon, for Harney County.
5 pefenbaugh. Plaintiff,

In the Circuit Court OF the state OF Ore-
gon for Harney County.
5 Defeub ubaugh. Plaintiff,
A. y. Duncan, L. A. Duncan,
ID. W. Defenbaugh, Dalton
Biggs and Phebe l.. Biges his
wife, Roy McGee and Cora
McGec. his wife, Simon Lewis
aud Edna Lewis his wife,
Defendants.
Notice is hereby given that, Whereas
on the 8, day Of April, 1905, in the Circuit
Court Of Harney County, Oregon, a
Judgment and decree Sas rendered in
favor Of the above named plaintiff aud
against the above namid defendants A.
= Duncan. l.. 4. Duncan and u. W.
Dcieubaugh, for Sls0O0O, S907.s0 accru.
ell iaterest on principal sum Of Sls00.O0
with interest on said principal sum from
April 8, 1906, at Sie per cent per annum /;
, and fer Sl54.Sl, with interest from the
jth day OF April, 1906, at rate Of g per
cent per annum and for 1925 %, attor-
ney fec aud for the further sum Of S3s
%, costs aud disbursements to be recov-
cred out Of the joint property Of said de-
PENDANTS A. 7. Duncan, l.. A. Duncan
and H. W Deienhaugh. and the separate
property Of A. =. Duncan, which judy
ment was duly enrolled and docketed In
the Clerks office Of said county, on the
eth day Of April, 1905; and Whereas II
was further ordered and dccreed 10y the
Court. that certain mortgaged property
to-wit: lots anl $ ia Block q In the
City Of Burns. Oregon, together with all
and singular the tenemtnts here lita-
ments aud appurtenancc. thercunto be
longing be sold to satisfy said judgment
costs and accruing costs expenses aud
interest; and Whereas on the 18th day
Of April, 1905, an execution was issued
by the Clerk Of said Court, commanding
me the undersigned sheriff to sell said
mortgagcd property rs by law required:
Now Therefore in obedience to the COM
mands Of said Writ, and by virtue there
ot ! have levied upon the interest Of all
OF said defendants IN and TO the above
dcscribcd moftgagcd premises aud will
on Monday the llth day Of May, 1905,
at the hour Of .. o'clock +. VI. OF said
day. at the Court House, IN the City Of
Burns, llirney County, Oregon. offer
for sale 90 public yendue to the highest
ard best bidder Tor cash all the right
title and interest Of all OF said dripr-
dant. I'm and % Lots and 5 In block q
in the CITY OF Burns, Ilarncy County,
Oregon, together with all aud singular
the tcnements hcrcditamcnts and ap-
purtonbnccs thercunto belonging or ap-
pertaining, To- satisfy said judgment, at
toincy Zee. costs aud disbursements In
tcrc.t aud accruing interest and all costs
aud expenses ul sale
Tow ALLEN,
sheriff ~ iatuey County.
Dated the ilth day % April 1903.
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number Of prominenl ii

number OF prominent stock
u.n ara discussing the advisable.
again organizing the stock
..uan. The matter ha, been
tej 10 The Times Herald
.r.er DO get it under way to
a expressions on the sub
ea ll IS certainly to the inter-
o. Jockgrowers to have a
good orgIniza,ion on similar lines
t.e former association except
un larger scale. Make il a
thorough organization that is far
reaching IN It's beneiils--in fact a
eH .or a state organization
taa would be of lasting and par
u.uu eenehI 10 the stock inter-
ce o. Oregon,
Ean.rscn,ltiye Silz did some
good work in the last legislature
l.r la .ockmen and more could
0- a-complished along this line if
per .y brought about and back
ea ap by a solid organization.
Ie Times Herald invites dis
cu.n Talk it over among
sr-e.yes and if you desire, com
.a,a with this office, either
i publication or not. Talk
viu .ormer members of the local
association.
.e llmes-tlerald would sug-
ual ,he matter be gotten
.am band and call big meet
mig ta.- city the week of July 4
du .a- time of the farmers
Institute. as many will desire to.
attend tha, anyway and it will be
q lur when most stockmen can
attend
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look over the valley with a view Of
locating They are impressed with
the vastness OF this valley and the
great amount of government land.
Mr. Ilensley was here last year and
knows something of the conditions
here and that we can and do raise
One crops of vegetables, fuit, grain,
alfalfa, etc. 1t is possible the en-
tire party will remain in this coun-
" and add more homes and thrifty
farms They are at present 10
camp ia this city
The rlmc.-H Herald will make
this a bargain month in the way Of
Subscription aud has arranged
to give the Semi-Weeklv st Louis
Republic free to an who pay up
arrears aud one year in advance to
The Times Herald. New subscib-
ers who pay in advance will also
receive this great national semi
weekly newspaper and family
magazine iu The United States
The two papers one year for S2-
for this month only
WANTED. lO men in each
state t1 travel, post signs, advertise
and leave samples of our goods
Salary 5000 per month. $500
per day for eNpeuCes ROYAL
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LITERARY SOCIETY.

The High School Literary Soci,-
" met Yesterday afternoon at 200
Yesterdays meeting was the last
one the society will have this year
and the pupils we're pleased to see
so many visitors present.
The program for the afternoon
consisted of:
Song by Society ...........
Tis Years Since Last We Met
Reading ......... Alice Sweek
Instrumental Duet. ...........
Myra King and Genet Gowan
Reading ... .... Agnes Cawlfield
Current Events &C.. Vivian Jordan
Vocal Solo. ...... Floy Thompson
Debate: Resolve, That the Pen
is Mightier than the Sword. AZ
tirmative, Emma Muller, Mammie
Winters and Harry Buck negative,
Neil Smith, Mabel Cross and Ella
Sweek.
The president appointed Mes
danes Miller, Thompson aud King
as judges, they decided in favor Of
the affirmative.
Song by Society ..... Uncle Ned
Quartet ... Frank King Frank
Thompson Merle and Henry Dalton
Vocal Solo ....... Ruby Burrow
Reading ..... Gertrude Hlbbard
School Notes ...... George Greeley
instrumental Trio ..............
Julia Hill, Byrd and Myra King
Song 10y Society Old Cabin Home
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From present indications this
vi. re very active season in the
Harucy country. Already there
ae many outside people arriving
,o .1, FOR land and business Local
u. aud there will be many fol-
Toss during the next few weeks.
In. rliIroad people have begun
actual. construction work toward
Opel nd j.; is the intention to have
road completed to Vale by
middle of next month. This
H continued right on west
TO good authority,
...mr wc may expect the BIG
rr of government land being
nser mp rapidly by home
.r Crop prospects were
newer better; fruit trees are load
"a. u.h blossom and grain md
ah.r, look good
N.a ssl,e men are preparing
active season and the
.u.0 .'.lse 3, the scene OF activity.
People have found this section
da no. require the great amour,
%. water Tor irrigation purposes
rai,htd been supposed FAC,
crops are being raised each
~iihou, irrigation They
,ai. ior Carey srgrega-
be reclaimed bat 60
HIaI md have home, where
Har gln ra',g most anything be.
.ar lFr Narey act people get
Watch Harvey county
v nth and population.
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POLITICAL MEETING.

~ NJ. SaNton, of Baker City,
ta democratic nominee for state
snU0r i0r Baker, Malheur and
Iarury counties, will address the
citizens Of Harvey county at the
following places and dates;
Drewsey, Wednesday May 20,
g O'Clock p m.
iianey City, Thursday May
"a s o'clock p m.
burns, Friday May IS, s p m
Other speakers will be present.
Everybody invited.
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j becomes more apparent each
day .nat party lines will cut but
Julie figure in the coming political
campaign. The independent yot-
ur vi. look at the fitness of the
candidate for the position. his past
reHra and his general standing
mI.e community in which he Is
r. known. Voters who do this
vI. certainly make no mistake.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE..

The co.partnership heretofore eX.
listing b.tvpel /. Schwartz and
John Budlsnau under the firm
name of Schwartz& Budleman, has
by mutual consent been dissolved,
Mr. Johu Budlcmau retiring. Any
one indebted lo said irm will kindly
settle their account at once, "a Nj
Budlemau hns Go leave.
l. Schwartz.
John Budlenau
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
UNITED srArEs LAND QyricEi, 10.

TITUHl WTVN0ul My D INVIII
Notice ia hereby given that the following
named settler has Hloi notice Of his Intention
fH mHkr anal pfo0f in support Of his claim and
that said rrooi Will b. madc before the Regis,
fHf Hud Receiver ~ hurnu oregon. on June
o. l,ul. Nlf Roy hluyatd, oi liafncl, oregon,
.Is A. " n.
llc names the following witnesses ~ prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
uf Hald land. VIA J, o. ruuiadc, Peter Nofti.
NOR Henry GooilDN aud ovorEc Gates all OF
liafnyl oregon.
WN, fAHHT, Register
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Timber Land Act June l.5.
Office FOR PUBLICATION
rii55g Ss,g. ~ts5ss 5,ss,d L'N. ,,,,,t 9I'iet ,a

NNNNN'H NNNaNNN. HNNI''N 90. AH'
N0tipr o. hereby giyCu that iu compliance
with The provisions % the act uf Duufrcaa of
fuur d ISIS, cntitlvd can Hct Cor thc sale ui
umbrs lands tu tho states uf California, ufv
gou Nevada. aud Washington Territory ' us
extended to ail tho Public Land states uy act
ut August O. 1872, HguIamin a Riddle, Of niaa
muul. county OF iarurY. state ui ufcsun, has
this day nlcd ga this oHlCr hisswufu statement
80. ili, Tor the purchase ui the N'a rtla nNl
sti 4. soc. D. aau NNit sNi uf section NO. D.
and viii oder proof to show that the land
sought o. ore valuable for tts timber and stone
than for gTI cultural pufpnfrs, ami to rttallltl
bic yiaim tu said land before ihr kreisirt and
Receiver Df this orlFe az hutu., oregon, oh
"wednesday. tho tfl dHV ul June, ist.
lla names Hs WitUH sfH. tlHuN N rWYth Ul
smith, oregon james ity ui NHrnNs. urvspn
tiirOrl ufoutby,' uuI rfrsfirt ~m6tA oi nia
mona, Ofrsuu.
Any and 40 prfuuus claiming adversely fht
abuyr-trtgfibrl lands are rrIurttgIl o. ODE thuii
tlsimf On this uflcH nu ui bripfv sail oth dgi oi
June. llnt.
MN rABHf. Rcsisirf
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1imbfr Land. Act June o. ISIS
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
UNiTrp STATES LANp OTTtcK,
Burns, oregon. March q, 1905.

TNiTrn STATES LANp OTTtCK,
Burns oregon. March q. 1905.
Notice T. hereby given that IN compliance
with the provisions Of the act Of Congress OF
June o is1s. entitled AN act for the sale Of
timber lands iu the states Of California, OREGON,
Nevada, aud Washington Territory, a. extend.
Cd o. AL the Public Land states hy act Of Aug.
ust g. isrl Lulu 4. lioft,u. oi Burns, county Of
iinfuey. state Of oregon, has this day filed In
this ofiicU her sworn statement No. g1i. for the
purchase Of the sw' NMi a, Nwi. swia Sec. ~
q. q a., u. p =. anu N's Sh'a, 81 section NO "a
ia Township No. - A., Range No. - r., W. NJ,
aud will onff proof g. show that the land sought
ls more valuable Cor timber OF stone than Tor
agricultural purposes, aud to establish her
claim a. said lund before the Register and Re.
rrtvOr OF this ufirr at NufnH. OREGON, on Tues
lav, tho 5th dHy 90 June, 100.
She names ns witnesses Gustav A. kemhold.
John ". raycf. Tom Anderson and Horace ~,
Horton, hli ut hufns. oregon,
ANY aud on pCfFunH claiming adversely the
above dpfrfiupd lands are requested TO die their
claims in THE UHlrr ON OF before said bth day
Of June. iIuU.
w f,uHE. Register.
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Harry L. Corbe,t purchased

Harry l.. Corbett purchased
the swamp land recently adver-
Used in The Times-Herald to be
Sold Ivy the state land board. He
pa'd 93.57H for part of it and
f5 Tor the balance. Mr.. Corbett
is investing a considerable amount
in Obs county. He is one of the
owners OF the big French-Glcnn
,rac.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-05-12
LOCAL AND Personal.

Robt Reed was up from Lawen
this week.
Tim Donovan is down from his
home in the mountains.
Adam George is in the city in the
interest Of nursery he represents.
Bert Bower aud family were visi-
tors to our city a few days this
week.
The Lakeview Examiner reports
that Win Gowan had gone to Port.
land on business.
Born-In this city at the home
Mr-. John Sevedge, 10 Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM Dunn, Monday last, a son.
Chas Parrish is over from the
lee stock ranch after some saddle
horses. He will leave for home to-
morrow,
Jack Craddock Vas down from
Sllvies this week aud upon his re-
turn was accompanied by his wife
aud infant daughter.
Wool growers are invited to call
1u or write W a Goodman. Burns
nud get terms for sh@aring with the
urw plant he has ordered
Mrs. Hattie Haste will he ia
Burn. at the office Of The harney
County News with line OF trim
med 70 order hats Wednesday after
noon aud Thursday May 10Th AID
10th.
The display Of hand trimmed
hats aud millinery will be shown
hy Mrs. Hattie HASTE, At The
News office next Wednesday after
noon and Thursday May 18th aud
10th
James York Of Walla Walla, is
here buying big horses for MELON
aids Sale stable Of that city. lie
eft this morning in company with
Newell Hall for the Calamity
country.
robe Duncan is oyer from hIs
sheep ranges in the southern part
of the county on a visit to his
Mrs. Homer Reed, He
reports feed good and stock looking
we'll down there.
j T Sebree went over 10 the John
Day section this week TO receive
cattle which he had purchased
from Joe Combs. w. f. Trisch
accompanied him over and return
sd on the stage last night,
Newell Hall and g. Massingill,
he Canada horse buyer, returned /
he fret of the week from a trip to .
Hampton Buttes. Newell reports
hat Chas Huston, one of the boys
assisting in the horse ride was hurt
1y a horse the other day, receiving
iome broken ribs and otherwise
bruised up. w. w Brown was
TO leave for Lakeview .
where he was going TO investigate
iome horses that had been stolen
rom that section.
r. T. Hughet came in the first Of
he week from a tour of the Drew
.ey section in the interest of his
for sheriff and left We'd
issday for orineville where he was
,alled as a witness in the Miller
Ease. Sheriff Allen is also there.
'latt Randall now fills the position
If High Sheriff, deputy sheriff,
county expert, aud Lord High
Everything else" If you have
'usiness in any department at the
.ourt house just call on Platt-he's
he whole push.
A party of hve wagons came in
rom Walla Walla this week among
whom were A. j. Whiteside, G. II.
<idwell, ]. f. Pitcher, Messrs
Carter, Scott and others.
Tue first three gentlemen were
Ieaded for the Klamath section but
he whole party stopped and will
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-05-12
Timber Land Act June 1875.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
UNITED sTATEs LAND oFFrcr,
nurns Ofo Mach m tonc

hufhst tfc., Mercn ~, lHuo.N
Notice D. hereby given that In compliance
vith the provisions OF the act OF Congress Of
1uuc @. ISIS, entitled "An act for the sale Of
timber iauds I'm the states Of California oregon
Nevada and Washington Territory" 81 extend.
Cd 20 an the Public Land statas BY act Of Aug.
usi Z, lsgl. Chester e. Campbell. Of Hoquiam, j,
county Of Chehalis, state OF Washington. has
this dAy hlCd In this ofiicc his sworn statement
No. ~, for the purchase Of the Lots Z, 8, g and
OF section No. q, IN Township No. - =, Range
No. "a r., W. NJ. and will offer proof 70 show
timber or stone than for agricultural purposes,
and tu establish his claim 90 said land before
The Register and Receiver of this ONCE at Burns.
oregon. on Tuesday, the 2ath day Of May, 1905
He names hs Witnesses. George W. shaw aud
Peter armcr, uf Burns, Oregon, X. J, Williams
" Riley, oregon. lewis W. Morgan, OF Hoquiam
Washington,
Any aud all persons claiming adversely the
above described lands are req ucstcd to fie their
claims ia this uiicc ON or before said 29th day
oi MAY, ipOi
wv. FARRE. Register.
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CONTINENTAL FIRE IaSURAN-E COMPANY
|. KlLDLNBER6 nsen- BgmS ON1.n

l hUlULNbtK5 H5Pn bI11 Ut5Th
tC0ry a Chicogo, H.. Apul 4,
D.. Wo'lruierli
s50oO0 assets left. II We o $500
many companies fail your s busnc in the Continental
The under which and have special funds deposit
will N l authorizes Albany wfoce Continental policy holder
rt.c- should burn
HENRY EVANS, President.
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LIQUOR LICENSE PETITION.

We, the undersigned legal voters OF
Lake Precinct, IIarney county, state OF
Oregon. respectfully petition the Hon.
County Court Of Harnoy County, State
OF Oregon, TO grant License TO Sidney
Comegys TO Sell spiritGous, Malt and
vinous liquors In less quantities than
one gallon In Lake precinct Harney
County, state Of Oregon, for the period
Of SIX months, as In duty bound We will
ever pray.
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Nnnea

Notice IL hereby given that on Friday
the 18th day Of June, 1906, the under.
signed will apply to the County Court Of
the state Of Oregon for Harney County,
for the lie, nse mentioned Ia tide iorcgo.
ing petition.
SIDNEY CoNruYs.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-02-01
THE REACTION HAS COM.

There have been lew men in pub- lie life in the United States who en- joyed the popularity continuously for so long 8 period as has President Roosevelt The American people are Mir Roosevelt's unique personality and aggressive spirit have appealed nothing if not hero worshippers, and to the large class of minimizing peo. pie who are blinded by the glamor surrounding high public official who assumes the role of dictator and is surrounded by horde of subser- vient. office holders and self-seeking politicians to sound his praises.
 MT Roosevelt's success 1s 5o2i-a. ting his party and shaping Its policy has been so great that his self-esteem has been inordinateiy swelled, and his judgment so warped as to in. nuence him 10 attempt 10 usurp the Legislative, and judicial farctions of the government and bring him in eVitably into coafiict with the Con gress and interests !n the political and business world whose influence is always to be reckoned with
 It is not surprising, therefore, to learn of the present strained relations between the president and Congress and of a revolt against the admins. tration's legislative program.
 Mr. Roosevelt has not measured ap to the high standard 10 which ne was assigned by his political henchmeu and party organs
 There were. portends ef a political storm st Washington soon after Con. gress assembled, and now t has be come most formidable reality. The attempt to coerce Congress into do. ing the bidding of the president in en. acting important legislation, has ar. oused strong opposition in both houses As a member. of the House is reported to have said to MT. Can non: If we are to vote under orders the people may as well be saved the cost Of our mileage to Washington. It is bad enough when . speaker de. cides what measures shall come to vote, snd-in a pinch-who shall be heard upon the floor. But when, as in the statehood matter or Philippine tariff or the railroad rate bill, mem bers are required to take their cue from the White House or the speak CTS desk. they may as well ask. What are we here for?
 Comparing the present situation with that which existed at the open ing Of Congress. says the eorrespon dent Of the Springfield Republican Washington as it is today cannot Dc better described than as an anvi chorus The knockers are working
Bisbee daily review., 1906-02-01
ANOTHER MEANEsT MAN.

A well to do Chicago real estate owner came into a hardware store in that city and asked the proprietor for pound of nails. The small package was made up and the price. q nickel, handed to the merchant. when the customer asked if the pur- chase could be sent to his home. which was in a distant part of the city. The merchant assented and. calling an errand boy. handed him the parcel with the nickel he had just re ceiyed for it, and said:
 Here, Johnny; take the car and take this parcel out to Mr. Blanks house"
 What" said the customer, are you going to give the boy a nickel to take the parcel out?'
 Why. certainly" said the mer- chant. T wouldn't think of asking him to walk so far"
 Well" said the meanest man in Chicago, If you would just ss soon give me the five cents. I will take if out myself Journal
Bisbee daily review., 1906-02-01

the expression of morbid minds. should be. as noxious drugs are. marked with a poison label in the in terest of the unwary."
 We are also" says the doctor. ''very suggestable when eating and drinking, as our attention Is, or it should be, at these times fully DC cupied with nothing to spare for self defense At meals there ought to be a cessation of all unpleasant dis cussion-in fact, the less said the better.
 "So, when assimilating food and drink we should, as far as in our power lies, have congenial surround ings and think our highest thoughts and in this way salt our bread with our own best ideals
 This seems fairly easy. In fact, most of Dr. Rounds tips for immor- tality are easy. Rich and poor alike can practice them. We can even util- ize our oIfactory organs to keep our solar pleXi up 10 the mark.
 Smell. amongst all our senses, ,'' he says. seems to be the one that has the longest memory for associat- ed ideas. Thus We can also make the sense of smell an avenue for health ful impressions by mentally connect ing some chosen ideal with a partic- ular odor. For instance. write on in- cense paper: health is natural or some other affirmation, which you wish to impress on yourself, ignite the paper and hold yourself in a men tally relaxed passive condition, then the perfume will tend to convey the associated suggestion to yorr solar plexus."
Bisbee daily review., 1906-02-01
NEW TOWN PROGRESSES.
Hr. Reay Reports Mining in San Fran cisco District Making Head~sy.

James Reay arrived in the city yes terday for a few days stay from PoT- tai. the new town that was recently started in the vicinity of Paradise. in the California District. Mr. Reay states that development work he has underway in the vicinity of Portal is showing up very well, while the town itself is getting under headway. In the district throughout there Is being made very satisfactory progress with all work under way. MT. Reay ex- poets to return to Portal tomorrow.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-02-01

overtime in the apparent effort to balance past years Of presidential ad- ulatiop. Men who have returned to the capital after few weeks ab- sence are dumfouuded at the change" " Speaking of the insurgents. this ob- server says: MT. Roosevelt is open ly using every effort to whip them into line. If he succeeds, well and
 good-for the present-but for the future the pendulum seems clearly swinging back from the executive domination over Congress which Pres ident Roosevelt has developed. and which is so foreign to the principles of the constitution
Bisbee daily review., 1906-02-01
SUPERINTENDENT IS HERE
Mr. Morris in Town to Look Over
 Southwestern Property.

Superintendent l.. U. Morris. of the is in the city, having, ar rived yesterday morning. He Tili probably be here until evening Since in town Mir. Morris has beer Joking over the various spurs to the mines, and also giving some attention tn the new cutoff. He stated yesterday that things there were apparently in very satisfactory shape,