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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-02
WEEDS German Noblemnn.

JOPLIN, MO, lyme 1.-Miss Helen
Nicholson, wealthy mine owners
daughter, to-day became the bride of
Baron Paul Vonzglinitslli. German
rohleman formerly an officer in the
kaiser's own regiment.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-02
AMERICAN GUNBOAT
IN NO DANGER AT Annoy

Annoy, CHINA, June 1.-Although the
rebels were recently defeated with the loss
of 600 men, the government troops did not
succeed in dispensing them. and they are
rapidly recruiting their forces and threaten
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-02
White Skirts

White seven-Gorc Skirt. with
deep hem. for Csc.
White Skirt, with plnits down
each seam, for $3.50.
White Skirt. with plaits down
each panel, for SI.sD.
White Box Plaited Skirt, with nf-
teen cores. for 1915.
White Box Plated Skirt OF P. X.
for $500.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-02
Joscpn II. Karn.

Especial to The Times-D ispatch.l
NORFOLK, VA. June 1,-Joseph IL.
Karn. of this city, died this morning
at his home. No. 212 Lovitt Avenue.
after a lingering illness. in the seventy
seventh year of his age. He leaves
a widow, one daughter and two sons
He was native of Philadelphia, but
had lived IN Norfolk for 1ifty-four'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-02
Tucker 8. Coles.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, June L.
Mr.. Tucker S. Coles, a well-known res.
ident of this county, died yesterday ~
Bridge, in tho seventy ninth year OF
his ago.
The news of his death was received
with much surprise in this city. as very ,
few were aware of his sickness. me
monia and congestion of the brain lie
had been III for only few days lie
was attended by Dr. B. L, Dillard
The burial service will take place at
4 O'Clock to- moyroW AFTERNOON AZ Lne
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-02

ing to attack Chang Chow. twenty four
miles from here and one OF the largest
cities in China.
Amoy is in no danger OF attack.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-02
DEATHS.

CoLES.-Died at Jenkintown, Pa, June
1, 1907, JULIA ISoETTA. widow OF
Peyton Skipwlth Coles in her seven-
ty-seventh year.
Funeral services at EstouteVllic,
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John s, Wise.


NORFOLK. VA. June John S.
Wise. retired farmer and capitalist
and one OF tho best-known residents of
Norfolk county, died at his homo, in the
village of Churchland yesterday after
noon at 3 o'clock. the result of a stroke
of apopleXy suffered on Wednesday.
He was ifty-seven years Old and Is
survived by n widow and two daugh-
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j. j. Bcckncr.
ESPECIAL to The Ti,nes-Dispat

Especial to The Times Dispatch;
ROANOKE, VA. June ii. j. Beckner,
one of Roanokes most popular. tizens
and an old employe of the Norfolk and
Western machine shops, died this morn
ing from q complication of diseases,
forty-nine years of age. He Is sur
vived by his wife and six children.
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Mrs. Eliza G. Hershey.
Is,peclal to INC Times- plsrateh.l

I.YNCHBuRG, VA. June l.-Mrs
Ellza G. Horsey, relict Of DR.. william
Andrew Iorsley, aged cishty-tiyo
tllis afternoon. while on visit TO her
,inlghtcr Mrs, Mildred 9. Easley, and
son. Judge john u, Horsley, Her i'll
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Ladies' Skirts

Black Wolfe Nine-Gorc Skirt. with
each panel plated with silk bands
around bottom; was $500. now
$3.50.
Shepherds Plaid Skirt. seven gore,
plated, trimmed with fancy but
tons; was $3.50, now $3.50.
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I)aradeliior,
removes the cause of kidney
trouble.

Guaranteed
ber
in end o. the
OF poisonous
pl becomes
a that the whole the blood
directly upon the kidneys
Sold by all Druggists 25c Schenc Chemical Co., Manufacturers
5456 Franklin ST., New York
~ rAsse
A4Gga&zazek2
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Ladies' Wrappers

Ladies' Dainty Muslin Wrappers.
made with yoke back and front.
neatly trimmed in Swiss inserting.
tight-itting back. empire front. with
belt; skirt finished with ilounce;
special, s1.30.
One lot OF slightly soiled Wrap
pers. of light colorsd patterns, in
lawn, neatly made yoke back and
front. rufi!es over shoulder. double
founce on skirt. neatly finished with
beading; SIPS and $3.50 value, spc-
cial at SSc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-02
Hosiery

There will be sale OF Plain
Lisle and Lace Hose Monday. This
sale was for Saturday. but we con-
tinued 1T on account OF weather.
Ladies' Lace and Plain Lisle Hose,
Csc value, 19Hc.
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Mrs. Mary Mitchell.

LSpecial to The T!mes-Dispatch.l
pIoEBUs, VA, June Mrs. Mary
Mitchell, aged seventy-nine years. dled
at her home in this place at O'CLOCK
Yesterday morning. She came with her
husband from Londonderry, ireland,
about fifty years ago, and made TINS
section her home until tho day OF nor
death. Her husband, James Mitchell,
died in 1879. She leaves three daugh-
ters and one son to mourn the loss of
a fond and afrectionate' mother. They
are: Mrs. Margaret schaub, OF this
county; Mrs Sarah HARNESS. Of Nor
folk, Mrs. C, v. Tilghman. of Newport
News, and Mr~James Mitchell. She was
n Jealous member of the NJ u. Church,
Of Phoebus. for many years. and was
beloved and hlghly-esteemed by her
many friends.
The funeral services will be held at
g o'clock Sunday afternoon from the
NJ u. Church, the Rev. Geo. w. Stall
lings officiating. The pallbearers arr:
W. T.. Larraks. r. 0, Clark. George
Russell. James Nealon, r. u. Wilson
and G. II. WEIGH.
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Mrs. Horsley may have seen Poe
while at Miss McKenzie's school, but
would hardly Mt five years of age been
the playmate of a young man of esgh-
teen; besides Poe was not In Richmond
from January. 1927, to 1885, except as
a visitor. Mrs. Horsley began her stu
dies at Miss N1cKenzle's school in 1928.
Lafayette was in Richmond In 1924;
Mrs. Horsley was then two years old.
Capt. VIM. G. Moore.
LEESBURG VA, June William
G.. Moore, Of Fairfax county, a native
of Loudoun county. died at his home,
near Franconia Station. on last Friday
morning, aged seventy-nine years. His
wife and two sons--Dr. S. 3. Moore, of
Alexandria. and John II. Moore, OF
Fairfax--survive. He was member
of Captain Welby Carter's company and
served throughout the Civil War in
the First Virginia Cavalry. He was
courier for Generals G: w. Smith and
Joseph Il. Johnston. He was captured
in 1853 and held as prisoner at Fort
Delaware until June, 1865.
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Mrs. Martina J. unnchcr.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
STANTON, VA. June l.-Mrs. Mar
tina j. Hancher died this morning at
the home of her son, Rev. A d. K.
Hancher. on Fayette Street, after an
illness OF ten days. She was in her
seventy eighth year, and leaves two
sons-Rev. A. u. r. Hancher. OF this
city. and Rev. George Hancher, of
Chicago. The latter arrived here to-
day.
Mrs. Hanchcr was the widow OF Rev.
James K. Hancher, and was born at
Greenyille, Tenn,
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Ladies' Hats

Your mind relieved at once II you
will only look at our Rcady-to-
Wear Hats. imported models. They
are only s3.Os, and they are tho
choice of hats that sold for $1,000
IN s15 mn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-02

old Coles homestead, on Green Noun
tain, the service to be conducted by
the Rev. Mr.. Alexander.
Mr.. Coles Is survived by two chill
dren-AIrs. Leila S. Bennett, of Charles
ton. S. c.. who Is now at her summer
home. Ennis Carthy." on Green Noun
tain, and skipwith Coles, of Mecklen-
burg county, Va
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,,,rnnrl Dcalcs.

pa mt Of Rbydton, died last night at
tSe Memorial Hospital, in RICHMOND
after an illness of several weeks. Mr.
n paalos was about twenty-four years
I'D and n young man Of splendid char
acter and fine business capacity re
had been deputy county treasurer A"i
se W had a rising in his ear. from
,,,hicb hc was a great sufferer. and was
N M,,,u taken with meningitis. which
t .,,,"ri, his life. He leaves young
Wife and an infant about one year
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OBITUARY.
,,,.v Morrlc Louise shumnn.

-, -,
Miss Maggie Louise Shuinan dieu rli
a.,, evening at $3.50 O'Clock at the resi-
dnnce Of her sister. Mrs. n. j. Wash.
Miss Shuman was q long sufferer ana
had many friends. who will mourn their
loss. - ., IN,
nont,at Church this afternoon at 4
O'clock. She was member ST this
She is survived by her mother and
three sisters-Miss Julia Shuma.l. Mrs.
n. j. Wash and Mrs. Pearl Airport, OF
Shumansville. Va.
Misc Shuman was a member of Lib
~, Rel Council, No. a, Daughters OF
r +therty. who will attend the funeral
and conduct the usual services at the
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ness was brief. She is survived by
the following, in addition to those
mentioned: Miss Eliza II. Horsley and
Mrs. N. IL Garrett. Nelson county. Miss
Mary P. Hershey Washington, D. G.,
and Mrs. Louis c. Cabell, of Bucking-
ham county.
The remains will be taken to the
family burial grounds at Rock Cl!n,
Nelson county, Monday for burial.
Mrs. Horsley from five years old was
educated at Miss Jane McKenzic's
school, in Richmond, where she was a
playmate of Edgar Allan Poe. and at
the time Of Lafayette's visit to Rich
of throngs Of people to see him pass.
She had an extensive relationship
throughout Virginia.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-05-04
|he Women From Missouri >

q you feel as if you were from
SOuri| that is, shot air. doesn't
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-05-04

This mail order house sent aoyv.
tising matter TO me asking for M
trade and they got il. If,ou hHy
any bargains Why don't you hay
them put in the paper 80 We coul
see what they areY'
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The time has come, II YOU wish
to sell, for you to list your property
Do 80 at once and get In the swim
by listing with
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Job printine--The Times. Herald

Joo prinung-lhe Tunes Herald
w. T. Hill is in from his home
out 10 the valley.
Look at the display in the south
window at The Busy Corner Store. /,
Mrs. c. n. Cochrane came In
from outside points and has gone
to her home near Dog Mountain.
Every bodyl Come and register
in our Free Registration Book. so
that your friends can find you.
Smith & Sweek's
Real Estate Office.
COUNTRY ACCoUNTs-we
give especial attention to out-of-
town accounts, and we spare no
effort to please our patrons. HAR.
NEY COUNTY, BANK, of BURNS.
IL YOU intend 10 build see Adam
George. He will furnish you plans,
specifications. doors. windows and
hardwarefor about half what win.
dows formerly cost Address him
at Lawen.
Jap Mokinnon has received the
sad news Of the death Of his father.
7 A. McKinnon, at bic home in
Riverside California on April 20.
Heart failure was the cause Of his
death. Mr.. McKinnon was about
rs years old and was we'll known 10
the pioneer people oftkis place where
he resided for several years.
Up-to-date lob printing at reason
able prices.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-05-04

If you plant but one fruit q
have it the besl-the best 10 MOI
too good. va can procure the be
for this altitude from Adam GeoTg
His company takes all responsible
ty aud will replace. All trees VI
ranted true 10 name.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-05-04

Garden seed Of all kinds at G. n
voogtly's.
Cbas Newell spent few days II
this city during the week.
The greatest Spring and summel
ever at Schenk's
Ifyou are going to plant garden
get your onion sets and seeds al
yoegtly's.
Ed Floyd has bought Jack Hodge,
interest In the blacksmith shop and
lie now sole proprietor,
To Rent--200 acres Of hay land
and 100 acres Of agricultural land
Inquire Of II. l.. Brisco.
Alva Springer and son Ed we're ur
from their home near the lake Thurs.
day, returning yesterday.
We cordially inyite the account oil
the wage Garner. HARVEY
COUNTY BANK, Of Burns.
Mr.. Abby, Of Condor, was here
on land business the first Of the
week. He was here with a swif,
running mare during the fair last
fall.
Mrs. Chas. Wilson wishes 10 an
nounco that her new spring sam
Piles are now here and invites the
ladies Of this vicinity to call and
see them.
E l. Armstrong and wife Of River
side, Malheur county, were visitors
to THE city the first Of the week
Mr.. Armstrong was here 10 consult
DR.. Marsden regarding one Of his
eyes that had been injured.
Mr.. and Mrs. wm. Miller arriv-
ed home Saturday evening. While
absent Judge Miller was admitted
to practices before the United States
circuit court. The judge was call
cd To Vale Tuesday 10 attend court
and left that evening.
Frank Smith. an old time rail-
road man Of Colorado. IL here look
ing over the country with a view
of locating. He says many Colo
iado people are looking this way at
present and in all likelihood the
Harney country will receive them
as permanent, residents. Mr.. Smith
Is we'll pleased with this section
aud 10 sure II has bright future.
He is brother Of Geo. Smith. city
marshal at Harney.
The Rebekah lodge held an open
meeting last Wednesday evening
which was In the nature Of a 70.
ception to Grandma Martin, the
old and respected pioneer lady
who will soon take her departure
for other parts, Grandma has
long been a member Of the local
lodge and used to attend quite re-
gularly and was one Of the young
est members when II came to live
illness and keeping up an interest
in the order.
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rnoRoU0HBRRD EGGS FOR SALE.

| now have for sale. eggs froi
my pens of S. C White Leghorn
White Plymouth Rocks and Sing
aud Pea comb Rhode Island Red
After April let can supply egl
from pens OF Barred Rocks All
Black Iangshangs. Circulars
prices sent upon application.
GRACE B. LAMPsHIREf
Burns, Oregl
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CARD OF THANKS.

We desire TO express our heart.
fel, thanks to the friends who were
40 kind to us IN our late bereave.
ment.
Mrs. Clifford Cleveland.
Tboe. Cleveland and family
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local News.

N wen ie down from Silvies.
latest in Overskirts at
|sEo@1ck Patterns at Lunaburg
|I>xIlon's.
4. Tupker's new machinery
fhIe issue.
|1u<stead and desert land loca.
see J. G. Turney.
b Haines aud wife we're in from
W. ! few days during the week.
A Young is crippling around
|su''ering from soiatioa rheu'
Loren Hembree was the
|of relatives and friends In
FAY during the week.
AZ Il Biggs lie over from
ilo Do a visit To her parents,
hj Mrs. Geo. Stanclift.
/ Miller was business visi-
Jour city Wednesday. He re.
|ovorything lovely in his Sec
b 10 the market for Harney |,
Iands. Unimproved preferr-
poolre TO deal direct with own
8. B. Linthacum, Burns, Ore.
T. NJ. Rose lost her furs be-
Burns aud Metschan Station
pndhy. Finder will be suita-
bwsrded If brought to this
Z. M. Rose arrived here
hnday evening from Califor-
4 oxpeots TO make her home
4. g. Peterson aud family.
. sister Of the late Mrs.
pn.
|<Ei6N DRAFTs--We issue
h Drafts, on all parts Of the
They are payable in the
|cypf the country on which
|rc drawn. Harney County
Pf Burns.
Cfonin, assistant manager
PIE. s. Co. was a caller ut
Hoe this morning, He re-
he spring work on the var
knches progressing and the
| Conditions most satisfao-
nvis OF Salida, Colorado
W. Boyle, Of Flag Staff
\. are among the recent ar.
in this section. Both gen
- here for the purpose Of
Is II they find conditions
HARNEY COUNTY BANK
kkS,-lias achieved a repu-
for SUPERIOR RANKING
|kCE, by constantly exerting
iiort to meet the require
Of iis depositors, irrespective
|exsent Of their deposits.
lhfee year old son of Mr., and
|.nss MoGowan died at Gold
April 20, This is sad news
4Any old time friends of the
h>re, His brother Archie
N bad received no partiou.
&lever, the news having come
<1gegonian.
haylum guard arrived here
ehm Tuesday evening and
Thursday with o. Calkins
kae adjudged of unsound
The unfortunate man told
~ at the court house he did
|nk he would ever return
He was quite down hearted
|ouned to think he would
|ecoyer his health.
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Sayer and J. J. Tupker.
James S, Moore, brother Of the lat,
Dan Moore, has been appointed ad
ministrator Of the lstter's estate auc
is here looking after the affairs.
w. A. Goodman has started will
his crew and sheepsheariug plant
TO the Wild Horse section where he
will begin operations for the sessou
I am prepared TO do general de,
livery and draying business. See
me on the stree, or phone Hagey
Fenwick & Jackson's store.-Cortes
Elliot.
James Mahon came in yesterday
on a hurried business trip. He
says they are quite busy over his
way as the lambing season IL In
full blast. From present indica.
tions the per oentage will be large.
Deposit your money with us,
subject TO check; pay all bills by
check. You will find that this sys.
TEN will be a benefit TO YOU no mat
ter how large or small your volume
Of business. HARVEY COUNTY
BANK, Of Burns.
Lee Caldwell has force Of men
at work on the foundation for n
new stone building he will erect
adjourning the land office on thu
north. II will be 25x70 feet with n
cut stone front and very substan.
TALLY built Such buildings are n
credit 10 our little oilv aud as soon
as conditions are more settled
there will be many more such
buildings in the business portion.
DrED-Last Saturday evening,
April 27, Clifford Cleveland, aged
% years. His death was the
result OF the unfortunate acoi-
dent, published in oui last iesue,
Ia which his back was broken
Drs. Marsden and Geary operated
on him Saturday afternoon Ia hopes
Of removing the pressure from the
spinal cord To all appearances
the operation was a success TO
certain extent, but possibly the
real seat Of the trouble was not
reached. The patient rallied from
the operation and was later rs-
moved TO Mrs Shelly's home. He
bad been talking oheerfully 10
some Of his friends and attendants
when suddenly be showed signs Of
collapse aud the end came very
quickly. The funeral services were
held Sunday afternoon and were
by Rev. A. J. Irwin.
Deceased was born in Arkansas
Jan 20, 1882. He spent several
years 10 this county when a boy
and returned TO Arkansas 10 1901.
He was married there oa July 6,
1902 to Miss May Wilkison and
returned here with his wife in 1905.
He 10 survived by his wife and 3
old son. besides his brother
Thoe. Cleveland Of Narrows, two
sisters Mrs. Charlotte Buttry Of
Rogers. Ark. and Mrs Jennie
Sword Of Harris, Ark; two half
brothers, Sam Cleveland, now at
Winnemucoa and Chas. Cleveland
at Drewsey; one halfsister, MTs.
Fannie Martin Of Lake City, Cali
Mr. Cleveland was a very
steady young mau, energetic and
we'll liked by all who knew him
His berieyed wife has the sympa-
This mail order house sent soyv
tising matter 10 me asking for m
trade and they got il. Ifyou has
any bargains Why don't you ha,
them put in the paper 80 We eoul
see what they areY"
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-05-04

For Rsnt-80 acre farm near
Burns. A bargain for the right
man. Call a. this office.
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NO TREsPAssING.

Hunting is forbidden upon my
place adjoining Burns. Trespass-
ers will be prosecuted.
C. II. voEGTLY.
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Pretty shirt waists'at Schwartz's
Lloyd johnson was among our
Lawen visitors during the week.
Dell Dibble ana Fred Oakerman
are over from Silver Creek.
Mrs. s. J. Spencer arrived here
Wednesday evening from La Grande
10 join her husband.
| We give special attention TO the
business Of ladies. HARVEY
COUNTY, Of Burns.
Mr.. mud Mrs. John Darsey have
moved over from Drewsey and will
make their home here permanent
lly.
Mrs. II. W. Welcome is again at
the home OF j. G. Welcome Sr.
after few weeks visit with rela 9.
tives In the Drewsey section.
Before buying a sewing machine
or piano you should see g. w.
Clevenger. He is home man and
able to make you better prices. be-
sides IL responsible.
Wanted q lady housekeeper Of
some experience, could commence
work at good wages, Please cor
respond.
WM. ALTNow,
Drewsey, Oregon.
The time has come, II YOU wish
TO sell, for you TO list your property
Do 80 at once aud get In the swim
by listing with
Smith 4 Sweek,
Real Estate Dealers.
Mrs X. w. Mitchell, widow OF
the late Col Bob, az we'll known in
this county, arrived here last Mon
day evening to visit friends and
look after some business affairs.
She has been the guest Of Hon. A.
w Gowan and family.
The city has finished the grade
leading In from the north aud II is
very oreditable and satisfactory
, piece Of work the grade Ia we'll
built with a sufficient number Of
culverts TO carry off the overflow
water and insure its not washing
out at critical times. Some i'm
provements are now under way out
toward the cemetery and as soon
ms completed the road work. 80
far as the city is concerned, is done
for the season.
County Court has been in SEES
sion since Wednesday. but owing
TO the entries Of the proceedings
not being written up we are unable
TO give any particular report. The
petition Of D. w. Cox for road OF
necessity has been favorably acted
upon and the board Of road viewers
have been ordered to Investigate a
proposed county road petitioned
for by +. o. Jackson and others
up the river. The court spent one
day looking oyer the proposed
change in the road between this
place and Narrows, but 1t has not
yet been up for final action. II
seems the petitioners have not been
careful in picking out the most
feasible route and il is likely some
changes will AfsroG'-ary to meet
the appro.ys concerned, ais3.Na en-
tire itter 10 go over for while, ui..'
/" days could make up his mind q
= to WHIT course to take Time VA
= finally allowed until November
in which the defense may make q
, the record on appeal This pract
callV means thOurh mat the a,
Tense Is gwen unul November
decide what 10 do. II u shoul
~ conclude AT any time 20 waive al
" peal, Mr.. Mays may enter upon h
sentence.
!" Alex Sweek, Sorenson's lawye
made an earnss, plea for bis chen
!. who. he was sure, did not know
= was wanted aud was not seeking
evade sentence. Judge HUI
thought that to forfeit his bor
would help bring him in. and
was ordered forfeited with the al
derstanding that il he were produ
ed within a day or two, the ord
!. would be set aside.
Sorenson will be arrested as SOC
!. as he is found.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-05-04

DIR. W. 9. Brown, Dentist Onic
in the new stone building north Of
the Post Office,
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Job printing.The Times Her
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