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CT. This advance so far is admittedly due largely to professional tactics but should the wet spell continue in the belt, the bull movement would be brought on sound basis. Most crop failures had their origin in a wet spring for which this year circum- stances are favorable. Heavy rains occurred again in the central belt. i've days of continued rain must de- Five days of continued rain must de- lay farm work for some time and
 while fair weather is indicated for the next AS hours, atmospheric condi- tions presage no lasting Interruption of the wet spell. The weather should be closely considered in calculation of
 the market. New crops are steady
 and there is already considerable
 consumers long interest to which va
 rious bear interests have subscribed
 for different individual reasons. Re-
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A RELIALE MEDICINE
Why Our Local Druggist, \. C. Be-
 dell, Recommends Vinol.

So many patent medicines and advertised cures are now offered to the public that our readers will be glad to know the opinion of man who has spent years in handling them, and profit by his advice. Said Mr. Bedell: There is no one medicine that will cure every
 thing. but this I do know, that if the people of Pine Bluff only real
 lzed the wonderful curative and strength creating power of Vinol I
 would not have clerks enough in my store to put up the orders for it. You see, Vinol is not a patent medicine, and it actually does con- tain every one of the fifty-odd me-
 dlcinal curatives actually taken from fresh cods' flyers, with the
 useless oil eliminated and tonic iron 1 added. It contains no poisonous
 drugs, and you know just what you
 are taking.
 Therefore in the strongest man | ner We indorse and recommend Nlnol to increase the appetite, cure
 stomach troubles, give strength to
 the run down, tired and debilitated,
 1nvlgorate and build up old people,
 make rich, red blood, cure chronic coughs, colds and bronchitis. If it
 fails we return your money" A. G. Bedell, druggist.
 Note.-While we are sole agents
 for Vinol in Pine Bluff, it is now
 for sale at the leading drug store
 In nearly every town and city in
 the country. Look for the Vinol agency in your town.
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LEGISLATIVE GOSSIP
(By Staff Correspondent.)

Little Rock, Feb. 2S.-The indicat- full effort, an anti-cigarette bill will be placed upon the statute books )f Arkansas. This was forecasted by the passage of an anti-cigarette bill by the senate this morning by unanimous vote. This bill was introduced by Senator Mckenzie. It provides that it shall be unlawful for any person to sell or give away cigarettes or the materials for making the same, or to have i'll his possession such cigar cites or materials for the purpose of selling them. There was no Oppo- sition to the bill and it passed without extended debate. An effort has been made to secure the passage of such a measure at almost very session of the legislature for the past ten years, but it has never succeeded.
 Will Not Prescribe "English."
 The committee amendment to the Patterson patent medicine bill, re- quiring physicians to write their pre- scriptions in English instead of Latin, was stricken from the bill by the sel- ate this morning and the bill was made a special order for next Thurs day afternoon. This amendment was added to the bill by the committee af- ter several hearings had been held, during which the druggists and phy- sicians had clashed. The physicians were in favor of the Patterson bill, which requires the formulas of all '{patent medicines, showing the ingred- Vents of the same, to be printed on the outside of bottles or packages cou- taining the medicine, while the drug gists asked the passage of the Green haw bill, which is modelled after the national pure food law and would not require the medicine manufacturers to disclose their formulas. The com mittee decided that if it was fair to make the manufacturers disclose the contents of the medicines it would be fair to make the physicians show what medicines they were giving by writing their prescriptions in English. The senate did not concur in this opinion, however, and accordingly killed the amendment. The Greenhaw bill has already been passed by the senate.
 No Time For Bailey.
 Representative Finley introduced a
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SOCIETY NOTES.
Skating Party.

Mrs. B. B. Well entertained about seventy-five couples with a skating party at the Main rink yesterday after noon. The skatorial parlor was spe- cially decorated for the occasion and those who were fortunate enough to be numbered among the guests were delightfully."- entertained for two hours. Skating was feature of the afternoon, but the delicious refreshments served added much to help make the after noon one of complete enjoyment. The rink orchestra furnish edthe music.
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THE MARKETS.

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CARRIERS DAY.

Tomorrow being the first Saturday in the month, the Graphic's carriers will call on subscribers for the col lection of their February accounts. Be ready for the boys and pay them please, when they call.
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VresOlution in the house this morning | directing that in view of the eXonerat- | ion of Senator Joe Bailey, of Texas, after an investigation of the charges 1 against him, the congratulations of | the house be extended to the distin- I quished Texas senator. Speaker Ham, | iter ruled resolution out of order, de- claring that the Arkansas legislature had no time to spend in interfering with the affairs of another state.
 Another Railroad Bill.
 The senate this morning passed an- other bill aimed at the railroads of the state. This was the bill introduced jointly by Senators Amis and Goodwin requiring all railroad companies to file annually statements showing the real and persontl property owned by them in the state. The bill is intended 10 laid i'll the proper assessment of the rail- roads for taxation purposes.
 School Fund Legislation.
 The senate this afternoon passed Senator Goodwin's bill, which author lzes the state board of education to invest the permanent school fund in warrants of school districts. The vote was 17 to 13. Senator Amis opposed the bill on the ground that the funds might not be safe if invested in school district warrants. Senator Lee spoke for the bill declaring that the money in the permanent school fund belonged to the people and that it could be in- vested in no better cause than in pro- noting the education of the people. The money is now invested in state bonds at three per cent interest. 1t is contended that if invested in school district bonds it will earn five and six per cent and that school districts which are now required to pay seven fitted.
 Killed Lambert's Bill. =.
 Senator Lambert's bill, recurring long distance telephone companies to give physical connection to local com panies was killed in the senate by a vote of 16 to IL. Senator Lambert re- tired from the senate today in favor of D. l.. Cloud who was elected at a special election held in the ninth dis trict last Saturday, and before retiring he asked that action be taken on the only bill he had pending. Objection
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HOTEL JEFFERSON ARRIVALS

0. P. Roberts, Armory, Miss,- James Gaines, New York; R. Gran~ ger, Chicago; J. D. Harnett, St. Louis; F. J. Ford, Philadelphia; J. E. Hampton, Fordyce; K. M. Ray mond, Pierce City, Mo-: T. A. Wil~ Hams, Philadelphia; J. P. Francis, Argenta.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-03-01

Many ills come from impure blood. Can't have blood with faulty diges- tion, lazy liver and sluggish bowels Burdock Blood Bitters strengtheng stomach, bowels, and liver, and puri.- fies the blood,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-03-01

Houston expects tomorrow $500 tU 4,500 and New Orleans 4,500 to 6,5o0. The spot market is quieter but steady, no new features.
 WALTER COTTER & CO,
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was made because of the fact that 1t had been arranged to hold a public hearing on the bill next Monday. Sen ator Lambert insisted on action being taken, saying he would rather have the bill killed than to have it passed after he left the senate. The senate accord ingly took up the measure and killed it.
 Cloud in Senate.
 Senator D. M. Cloud, who was elect ed in the ninth district to succeed Senator Lambert, who was appointed to fill the N)cancy caused by the ex- pulsion of Senator Adams early in the session, presented his credentials this afternoon and was sworn in by Acting Governor Moore as the third representative of the ninth district to fill the place during the present ses- sion
 Tax Increase Bill.
 The house spent the entire afternoon discussing the amendment offered by MT. Killough to the bill introduced by Mir. Hazel, increasing the tax levee in the St. Francis levee district from six to ten cents per acre. MT. Kill tough offered an amendment fixing the tax rate at eight cents per acre. MT. Killough contended that an as sessment of ten cents per acre would work a great hardship On the great majority of property-owners of the district and that besides such large tax was not necessary at this time as it is not proposed to do further ex- tensive work on the levees. Mir. Hazel, MT. Moore of St. Francis and Mir. Eas- ey opposed the amendment, declaring that the expenses of the district could not be met and a sufficient amount left to make the necessary improve ments with a tax of less than ten cents per acre No action was taken on the amendment and it was agreed that the matter should be taken up for further consideration next Monday morning.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-08-17

3. Brown arrived
py evening from a
|ohnson and family
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-08-17

Schuyler Whiting has purchas-
ed a fine draft stallion.
Chino" Burdugo was in from
his Glover swail ranch this week.
A letter from Mrs. II. f. Eel
ton to this Office announces that
they expect to remain in Corval-
lis for some few weeks yet.
Lee Caldwell has again opened
The Windsor Bar to the public and
invites his old time patrons and
friends to call. Draft beer 8 cents.
Ben Newman and some Of his
boys are up from the Island
ranch today. Ben says they are
getting well along with their
haying.
Rough lumber Sl2 per thou
sand at the Harney Saw Mill.
Roy Bunyard, proprietor. Good
road and plenty Of lumber to fill
all orders.
j. L. Gault and family, accom-
panied by Miss Madge and Lula
Miller. left THURSDAY for Spring
creek where they will camp for
an indefinite time.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE issued
on all Principal Cities Of the
World, payable in the currancy
of the country on which it is
drawn-HARNEY COUNTY
NATIONAL BANK of Burns.
The electric light plant has
been shut down temporarily on
account of the water getting too
low for power. The dynamo has
been moved TO the power house
in this city and as soon as the
machinery can be properly ad-
justed we will have lights again.
F. E. Bramlett and wife arriv-
ed home yesterday afternoon
after an absence of several weeks
in which they visited Nevada and
California points. Fred says he
has been having good time but
must now pay the fiddler" as
he has 1000 orders more or less
for silver mounted spurs and bits
and other jobs of engraving.
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lock is down from
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-08-17

You can buy a Jones chair
mower and rake for SS5 at c. II
/ Voegtly's.
The public school Of this city
will open for the coming year OF
Sept. 8.
Dr. w c. Brown, Dentist. onic
In the new stone building north o
the Post Office.
Drewsey will have n race meet
Sept. %, "a and 25 with purses
aggregating S400.
WANTED Homestead and
desert claim relinquishments.
MCGOWAN g. Nichols
DR.. r. d. Burrow and family
have gone TO the STEMS Noun
tain for an outing.
am selling outmy Jones chain
mowers and rakes Ss5 while
they lasts. Get one now-C. III.
Voegtly.
THE WAGE FARMERS bank
ing business will receive Che
same careful attention as the
merchants the farmers or the
stoclraiser's HARVEY COUN-
TY NATIONAL BANK Of Burns.
Messrs. Swain a. Smith have
received all the necessary fixtures
for the artesian well machine
and are now on the ground MAX
ing preparations to sink the first
test well. Interest is waxing
warm in this experiment and it
is confdentially expected by all
that a flow will be struck at a
reasonable depth.
E. j. Bayley. cashier of the
Grant County Bank, and Mrs
Bayley and Madeline, and F. /.
McCallum and family, left Sun
day morning for the Harney
country, where they will visit
for a few days at the farm Of
Harve Middlesworth. Mrs. Mid
ellsworth, who has been staying
at the farm for several days, is
expected to return with the par
ty. Grant County News.
Archie MCGOWAN and Frank
Nichols gave the whole flock of
Byrds spin in the automobile
yesterday evening. The party
chose the race course at the fair
grounds as the proper place to
test the speed of the machine
and when it got up to about 40
miles an hour one began TO real
ize they were going and held on
to hats. 1t is quite likely this
will be made a feature during
the fair and an exhibition run
made.
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4 y 'ah-ua Chocolates IN package
fresh and pnre CITY Drug Store
Jones chain mowers and rakes
SS5 while they last at c. II. Voeg.
Itly's.
Miss Ula Drinkwater is visit.
ing Miss Julia Hill in the country
this week.
For Homestead Locations se,
NJ. FhzGerald the pioneer Land
loc'ler Of Harvey County.
J. II. Garrett, the Emigrant
Creek pioneer. was in the city q
few days this week.
Every lady calling at the City
Drug Store win he given free n
pnckpgr ~ Bio Tslcum Powder.
( Frank Whiting is having the
foundation laid for n handsome
modern dwelling on his farm out
at Poison creek
Your Home Institution" THE
HARVEY COUNTY NATION
AL BANK Of Burns, encourages
and invites the Banking business
OF Women.
Bslorr buying u sowiug machine
u piano you should r,c G W
C.rvrugcf. llr IL home man aud
able 10 make YOU better prices. bc.
sides IL responsible.
Roy McGee and family came
down from Emigrant creek Tues
day after a delightful outing.
He informs as Ben Brown and
family will not break up camp
until about the Goth.
w. r. Dawson and family, ac-
companied by his father. Thomas
Dawson and ID. p. Jordan. arriv-
in this city Thursday evening.
The party started from Whittier,
California, some two weeks ago,
shipping household goods, wag-
ons, one horse, garden tools, etc.
as far as Ontario where they
bought a fine, large team as well
as a mate for their buggy animal
and equipped for the interior
journey. Mr.. Dawson Sr. has
the distinction Of bringing in one
Of the heaviest loads on a light
wagon with two horses from the
railroad. Mr.. Dawson's party
left yestereay on the last days
journey to the new homestead in
the Dog mountain section. He
remarked when he met The
Times-Herald man that all We're
here including the 'purp" and a
visit to the camp before they
left verified il. They were a
happy jovial party and will make
good citizens.
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Clarence Lucky and family are
home from an outing in the
mountains.
Carol Cecil was looking after
business here a few days during
the week.
Will Cummins and family are
home from a pleasant outing in
| the mountains.
George Hopkins and family
are moving into the residence
part Of the Jorgensen property.
j. r. Jenkins has been over
from his STEMS Mountain home
for several days looking after
business affairs in this city.
Miss Vivian Cozad left for her
home at Canyon City Sunday
after spending several weeks
visiting Mr. and Mrs, VIM. Fsrre
in this city.
Mrs. G.. w. Clevenger and
daughter Asal have been over on
the John Day for the past two
weeks visiting relatives and pick
ing berries.
John Robinson, who has been
absent from home for several
weeks attending his duties as
a deputy stock Inspector, was in
the city Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Cox and
Miss Josephine Donegan expect
to take their departure tomorrow
morning for their respective
homes in San Francisco and
southern Oregon.
Rev. B. +. Harper. of Milton. |
Oregon. arrived here last Satur-
day afternoon. Rev. Harper is
the regular pastor Of the Presby-
terian church of Milton. but was
given leave of absence by his con-
gregation for n couple of months
during which time he will relieve
Rev. A. ]. Irwin here. The re-
gular services will be resumed
at once, Rev. Harper filling the
appointments at Lawen and Har-
ney as well as Burns, in regular
order. The gentleman was most
agrecably surprised to find such
magnificent crops growing in
Harney valley, especially corn.
cucumbers, tomatoes, etc. h
The local school board is some
what put out at the turn of af-
fairs in regard TO the teaching
force for the coming year. II
seems !. c. Raymond who had
been employed as principal should
have been here "Wednesday TO .
take the teachers examination
as the law does not recognize
papers issued by other states.
but he failed 10 put in an appear
ance. The teacher for the sixth
grade room has also failed them
and will not fulfill her contract. 4
Miss Susie Smith. of Eugene,
formerly teacher on Silver Creek,
was offered the position by wire
the other day and has accepted,
but SO fu nothing has been done
definitely regarding the principal
ship. The state educational
board was asked % recommend a
man for The position. but a wire
yesterday states the board has
no one IL can recommend. ]
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

uSIrrn sfArNs IANn OFrfCt, 1
nufns, uteHor, July 20. 1901.
Notice Ia hereby given that John y NcCnm.
sey, OF cord, oregon, hes hled notice of his IN.
tcntiun 20 make hual rommutation pfoof In
support oi bis claim, via tiome.tead Fntry
SNi. NMA. Of swii ot section ~. aud MY OF
SKI. OF section "a, township ~ south. range ~
east ", N. aud that said pruot viii be made
before the Register and Receiver, ~ burns.
oregon on Sgptcnbef 18th, lpui.
Nc names the following Witnesses 10 prove
his continuous rcsldenye upon aud cultivation
OF, the land, Nir Thomas fufnhui, Charles T.
w. F,sHs. Rrgiuef.
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|lNews.

II N ews.
ock rs down from
at<ention given
Y -MA1L Harney
naI Bank of Burns.
Johnson and daugh-
IA. Uere the guests
this city during the
b ruowers at reduc-
'oeftly's are about
you want one bet
B. Brown arrived
ly evening from a
ohnson and family
Gradon, of Port
been visiting her
IS. i. Bowen, has
er Of the printing
Bros, Baker City,
1p the week in the
firm.
the little son of
cary, is sick. The
" been complain
tholr arrival home
Come and register
11guation Book, so
1ds can find you.
NTH e. SwEEK's,
Rcxl Estate Office
ey arrived home
! q business trip to
says he nearly |
coming through |
estcrday morning. !
y $40 acres of raw !
proved sage brush
well located. !
T.. LINTHAcUM, !
Burns, Oregon. I
ms md family are
In visit 10 Weiser.
opkins is enjoying
han when he left
eels like going to
. Registrar of the
cuItural College,
French Hotel all
p. M. August %,
w students and
their classes. !
nt reports are be-
the grain crops
ested. Il is hoped
4 the product mayl
splay at the fair.
pre- will be enough
shcaves, Mr.. Far
will be room for
'e The better. !
had his leg broken
1uesday evening
Ing on him. He
q d team when
o get away, one
I'D, and when he
the bride the colt
agninst the gentle
Mr.. Smith with
D mock him over.
Gotten some fox
and had placed a
and was stand +
lind side" next to
refore was taken
caught. The in
the home of Mrs.
In this city and
on crutches with
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h mowers at reduc-
Voeftly's are about
you want one bet
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-09
SOUTHERN R. R. CASE
No Intention 10 Defy Alabama
Law, Il Is Claimed.
STATEMENT FROM OFFICIALS
Wee Pres,cert Russell Of the Mobile
and Ohio. and Division Counsel
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STONES RAIkEo ON AUro,sTs.
Their Machine Killed Boy On New
York East Side.

New Yorn. Aug. "A party OF Wis
1;ors touring the city in a s.ght-see-
ting au;Omn.j.!r were mobbed by q
crowd OF st,"' al huni,ed persons on
Tuesday. when the machine carrying
the sirhts"orS accidentally ran over
aud KILLED 4 boy on me East Side.
The si.II>,t.s We're observing tene-
nent HE In tn" foreign populated
district when Ett.e Italian boy. Tony
PasQuertti. taking a surrepti',ous ride
On the step OF the automobile. Tell
beneath the wheels and MAS crushed
70 death.
4 crowd gathered and rainsd
slower OF stones and bottles at the
stgh,setrs. who ned from the ma
chine. The crowd then tried 10 burn
the machine. but were prevented o!
the arrival OF police reinforcemeDss.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-09
L-@AIA - ;-ATCEE.
Senate r-eses 81 g" New Counties.
Ctrcr Bills Passed.

N,n'.ov!.r,. Aa. Az. S--The
s.r.A,. ,lss... -, b.. for AL a:n"ni-
men: "a he CoL..i'u on uut OF w.!r1
new counties NAY ,% organized. Tails
had b,yn !n'rOducei and passed N the
house In me iN.rr. - 90 b Srmer.
which hopes To :, cure reS county
uy taking most ~ Jefferson.
Otr"r bi,!s passed IN t.e house are
AS follows
Pro, DE- clerk for jail INSPECTOR In
crease. powers of 'It railroad commits
sion TO establish Sapi'ariuM Tor
cOusumpt.>ts. 10 Cs:a dish monuments
ON batt,"St Ids: TO provide reputation
OF automobiles ON public roads; ma
chimes must come TO a full stop when
frigh, eued I, auis are met. u" sen
ate passed three ~ tkrS., bills: To
prov de for restricting aud licensing
carving Of arms. taxing dogs - FOR
females and 81 fnr males. However.
the house killed the b.ll when II was
return cd To prevent display OF nude
pic;u,ts other than In art galleries:
TO prohibit breaking OF contracts ~
tenants.