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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-11-13
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-House No. 228 Jack
son street. Apply to Mrs y. R. San
born. Phone 568 Possession at
once. S-1w-pd
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-11-13

Ellis Altman. formerly Of Americas
bur now Of Montgomery. saw The
Traitor here last evening.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-11-13

Col c. r. McCrory was we'll
known citizen Of EllavilIe coming to
Americas yesterday.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-11-13

Miss Matte Lewis Dodson is al
home again after delightful visit
in Macon, the charming guest Of
friends in that city
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-11-13

Talk about bargains in Watches,
DANIELS, the JeWeIer has them. II
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-11-13

Mr.. and Mrs. 3. ]. McCasken are
nov al home at the residence Of Mr.
" G. Turpin, Lee and Church streets.
where they have apartments
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-11-13

Robert C. Reid registered from At
lanta yesterday among the arrivals at
The Windsor
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-11-13

Pinkston Cos. FRIDAY SPECIAL
viii be p Black Taneta petticoats
worth $3.50. at 1896. 10 to Y O'Clock
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-17
Estate of James G. Withers
OF CrafLsbury

STATE or VERMONT. In Probate Coari
Orleans Distrlc IS. held At Nm
port ia sAs, Dist. let, On the astn day OF
January A n. 10 :.
a. r. GratA ado illustrator OF the estate
of James &. Withers late cf CrAitsouEy IN
saiddtstrtCt. deceased presents ms A1 ullastFA
tiou account fur .xsuIit alton a q at4owa &C
andmAkes APT les alton ior ads cree Of distrsbn
ton aud raItitsuu of the estate OF said dc.
ceased wher upon IL - otucrcd by said
CouTs. that sad account aud said A. p4tcAtton
hc referred 10 sssstcn thessot, TO he held al
ProhA.e Ofitcr In Atc sesport, on che lRth
DAY Of February Al las a. Atns clock lathe
forenoon Tor hfArtns and decision thtFe1p %.
And tt IL further ordered that notice hereoi
DC given 10 all persons interested. by puoli-
Gallon 81 the same three wssGs s8ccessIyety
in the Orleans Ceunty GouGtoT, n uewspspes
published A. said barton prev ioaS 10 AAtdEtGn r
appointed Tor heartaE, that al, y may appear
at sAf8 ssrue and place. and show cause. IL any
they n4aT "a sate Asconnt saouGd lot
be a4loa FL. aud s0s decree made
hs tas clpgi. Assest. b. srUoSER,
s. Rextsts
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-17
NOTES AND QUERIES FROM THE
FARM JOURNAL.

There Is vital difference between
the COWS we keep ard the ones that
keep us. Look over your herd and and
out which kind you have.
For all-around farm work, the
horse that is low and compac: ia bet
ter than the one that is long legged.
\ hoe Is the BEST thing yet for 81 lr-
ring up shorts or any feed that Is in
clined 10 be pasty when mixed with
water
TAKE the chilled lambs In by good,
warm fire, on bed of straw. Rub
them thoroughly. When they are
able TO take a little hot milk, give
them bottle furnis hed with a rubber
nozzle. Often this will save them
Old pieces of baled hay wire are
not nice things to have lying around
in the BARNARD. Sometimes both
ends may become embedded In the
ground, making dangerous loop for
you or an amin al to get foot in.
When we find hole In the milk
bucket the size OF a pin-point, we
hasten 10 the tinsmith 10 have /; sol
der, d; but We 90 right on feeding
high priced bran and meal TO COWS
that crioble few cents worth Of
milk into the pail, without any
thought OF stopping the leaF.
Are your managers bali full OF "orts"
when the cattle get through with their
| days work? Then you are feeding
too much, or else your hay IS poor.
Better shorten up little ia the FIRST
case, and, in the second, try cutting
the hay and feeding Ii with some bran
and meal scattered over il.
Have You Investigated Jersey Red
hcgs7 They are easily fattened, very
profits and the sows make good
mothers.
sacx OF fine said sewed up in a
tight bag, like salt bag, Is of great
u G IL the sows furrow on cold or
damp days Heat the bag and lay it
IN tie bottom OF blanket lined bas-
ket. Chilled pigs put in the basket
will get life and vigor very soon after
being dried by the hot sand.
Passing along the roads one often
sees barnyards s,rewn with corn
stalks and other litter wasted by feed
ing the cattle outdoors. A great deal
OF this might have been saved by
building few cheap racks for the
cattle 10 eat from. IL seems so much
easier for the most OF folks TO save
the penny and waste the pound.
January and February are the
months in which to work of any in
ferior roughage thatsone is COMPEL
ed TO feed. II fed earlier or later
when the weather II warm, the stock
eat Il much iess erecily and waste 4
great deal. DO rot allow poor hay tc
stand in the stacks till spring, bui
feed it without delay, In cold weather
CONTINUED oS PACE sEyES
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-17
OUR FARMERS.
FARMERS, FARMERS,

Here 10 a great opportunity for
every progressive farmer to get live
farm paper for little money, next 20
nothing really. By special arrange
ment with tho publishers OF the
FARM JOURNAL clippings from which
wiii DC found in this eolumn9 we are
able TO offer that rnus; excellent farm
paper I've years and the MONITOR one
year all for 81 sS- Think OF Ia The
MONITOR year fneE or renewal a1d
this great farm paper Ave years for
si-56. The FARA JOURNAL. Il no
cheap, trashy periodical, but a month
~ farm magazine OF about 10 pages
hAled with bright sparkling farm news
aud views. II contains In each Issue
apartments for the dairy, horses,
stock, sheep, poultry, bees, swiuc
household, young tolks,et and these
departments are not the usually dry,
methodical departments of tbs ordi-
nary farm paper. bu. bright and
sparkling, written Ia such = style a.
pieasss, and all through carries
sense Of wit ard humor, yet every
page Is Oiled with sense and instruc-
tive literature. Besides the depart
ments mentioned We quote the fol-
lowing heads appearing in the paper
before Us: Raising or Buying Cows, I"
Farm Made Manure" Ailments
and Remedies" Money in Hogs,
The Woodloi," "Tte Grange a,
Work." ''Law for the Farmer
Farmers Probe ms, ""small Fruits, >
Some Troublesome Insects" "aox
10 Dress" for the women, "Ftmily
Doctor" "Odd Mention" "Saying,
and Doiugs," etc. Don't you think tn,
paper would be worth 25 cents to yot
In i've years? Then take time by tn,
forelock and get the paper.now. Thii
offer will not hold good forever. Sent
for sample cop: II you care 10 see
one. Don't delay, send to-day. Re
mem Der 81 IS for the MONITOR a yea
and the FARM JOURNAL five years
Subscriptions to the JOURNAL no,
| takea alone. Address,
THE MONITOR,
BARTON, Vt.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-17

The first English hrcech 81 promise
action was tried in tiS2s the first
French art.oa % similar kind la 1901
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-17
NOTICE

Kate GrAhAn u the Town Of Clever is iAe
County Of Orleans. ard ; ate 81 Vermont
You arc hrf bs nuiih~d that - q 'aA.s a.
- seed bv saia TOYS C. - q, over within toe year
uert pS.rrcdlus tH.e date, remains II ~hote
unpaid ou thc following described land II
said tor n. 90 wii-
n brirst lad and premises decided g.
YOU bv " il.Isr4 FsFrr % Glover on the 1879
IA, Of FrbruAry & u. it-f supposTd TO
Hfty acres more rr Jess. H iuE IA tie htfth
vrest corner 60 lot STA "a. bet ~8. bounded uoF}h
bv Land uanet HF u~rt ~hrrharUr. east D.
laud u~usd bF D. ~ Darling. NenaFu~
south - lsLB ta.r3 ns tAnf b*taefE.
,ars. by Land psrrH 1s =. u. "t.h "a hSd
Arthur Nyitr and sa wurI 90 Aaid lands - tli
be aoid AS uh..r auction 90 ihe a"el4ir beHss
Of katr Ufsaam 30 e.la tstos~F "n Sac -+11
da. uf Ft bruAry. e. % 4as-. az ure u.r.se$ "a
the Anrsuutu as alb hc Tf41i@lr 20 dt7
e. afEs said tax.s ga -osir uaiesS pFef!2Hs
ly paid
IA. sARGESr. Constable
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-17
Alice 3. SINNERS Will

STATE OF VERMONT, In PROBATE Court
OutuA~= prsraseE. 90 hr!d a. $csya=s. IL
sAia pist let. oE lHt a.a dAy q SaHahFy
A. -. Gsl7
"A tnAtEageut porting 10 Re The last
viii aut testament 80 alice u. ~AtnEcy,
iatc az HAUar. }u sass dis Fict, Cr-~A -c-
hring Or. seatrd RE. ae Coast 8y Alms 4. NJ .
Eos..-ff.u fog HFusa.g. l.
aered ey safe Cuarf tuat alt persons coUcfr 1-
81 therein De uotGbcd g. appear a. . fsgoe 80
sata court TO be held a. 1850 Probate et5+rf
A. Nr~ port, IN sad district On the az b
daw Of Frbturry.A - 1865. aad how Cause
anv they may have. azAiGat tbs Probate u sac
wliitof whlch pa pose.it fa5tht fofdersa 81 81
= COOS Of tbis record OF tats csis 2 bs 20 bitch
ed three Mes * sucrcsstse4y So the Dr4eaDs
County MonitoF. q EcwspApeF y inte al
nArton. previous 20 said tire appointed toi
hearing.
81 r E.ALFRED Jaege.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-17
REMOVE THE CAUSE
III W Il Remedy Much of The
Suffering In Barton.

The only way to cure the attacks II
Indigestion that are SD common in
Barton Is by using MI-o-na stomach
tablets. They remove the cause of
indigestion, strengthen the muscles Of
the stomach and bowels, and restore
the whole digestive s, stem 10 health
and strength.
When the stomach Il weak there
Is indigestion, hatulence, dizziness,
headaches, sleepiessness and many
other disagreeaple symptoms The
only remedy that can be relied upon
absolutely 10 cure this coalition Is
Mi-o-na, for it removes the cause
and restores health so : al ali food Is
easily gestt d without pain or SUI
feTing.
Fred D. Pierce sells Mona under
an absolute guransee L refund the
money unless IL cures. Try 5)-cent
box and see how much real good 1t
does in strengthening the digestion.
Sod and guarauie ID in Barton
Landing by f. j. Kinney.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-17
IN AERIAL HORROR.
The vsry Crssssui Thing That ssrsh.
schneider Caa-

schneider LaG-
A group Of aeEuaauss were talking
a~ruuauties.
DID yon eTer hear 81 stEohschnsl
1erY- said German. "TTe dii dread
fui thing oace. I'll tell Jon atAsut IL
'-strolsschnelder appeared In Ger
tain village and advertised that be
would take the landlord 81 tie village
Inn up with hlEn on q frapeze hanging
from tie car 81 his halIcon-
Though the landlords wife made
kick nsd the aEthorltle~. upaolsIlns
her. forbade The man 20 accompany
strohseh meisier. the landlord sat In
state on the trsspczc beside the famous
seroaauf when tl4e ascension began
But thoae nearest - him noticed
that he was paler than ghost and
that his arm vas throwa around Sfroh-
scilmessisr's neek rs II ia terror And.
noting these thing the people nodded
umIuonsly 70 enc another.
TIP AMI up went the balloon. and
now murmur % horror arose among
the multitude The acruUaCt and the
landlord were qnarrciing: they were
fighting HIsh MP there ~ the clouds
perchezl or the swayins trapezc. they
struggled. thumped. kicked.
Suddenly the aeronaut. In mad
burst Of rage. seized The landlord by
the throat. thrust him backward and
flung him into space. Down the poor
fellow dropped ike a stone. turning
over and over lie aiIEh;cd on his
mead
The people. mad with horror and
rage. rushed - the fpot. And there. 20
their amazctEent. stood the landlord,
laughing heartily The figure that had
fallen was a mauI,,in dressed up n his
clothes
And this the speaker concluded,
as the only practl NJ Jose that has
ever iccn PLAYED from n balloon."-
New Orleans Titaes- ueluo<r1t.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-17
Estate of Louise II, Mathews
of Barton

STATE OF VERMONT Ia Pfoba Court
b ststct ~ OrEsAns, SIS held ~ Newport
ia said q s.sict. o. gne IL day II February
A. T.. t%s
r. ? u5ack Exscutor of TIE estate 81
Leutsr NAta. A. late ct BsTEon
ia sAta uistr 81 AeceA eA. pFsssnea LIs al
au&uss&F2s spn Aeeeumt fvF aamtnstscn sd Al
iowencs. sasi uat kts pp3ttzkis Ter dsessc
~ Afststbutian aUa pAfsittaa Of this estate IL
said d. deceased NesFsa gen. u 80 re 81 by
sid CeGrs shAs sad sccon atd said - p&ies
ssau &c set. FFs i 10 ssssfan gtof. - ue
h. Ia AZ Ghe Probate Uste@ b sAt1 NNN pNst On
thr 8sss az FeesaaFg \ u *~ 81 ~ se o'rtcck
ia the foT@upnn for hssrkns ahd ssEtslcn
thessou Aaa tgs surt e. nr sssd thAs o.
tfce hereof es SIS y 10 at - fscux tNkxFttt9s
o. qualification . the ssnss three wsess suS-
r@sstwrly Ia tae Oris Aaa CsuHty Ma tsos. a
rraspApeF published 81 aatd hArf.a.
pfexsuas 10 said tIuas appcsst~d Tor h~-r4ns.
that shsy msy appear a. sid time an3 psacT.
"a sna~ c use Il aay tasy ne haze. -
aid 2rcon q shesie aSt be Aslewst. aad ssea
dnrres made.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-17
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
Estate Of James Teller

Tue uu6erElEnv3, having bee - appointed BY
the danorAh4e Frohz e Court FOR ihe DtAtFlci
81 Orlezus Commtzsf oHcra. 10 receive, exam
ire aud a. Just a. claims and demands OF all
persons against tbe vstAte O! James Teller
late Of BArioa. in satd district de"
ceased ard all claims exbt btted ia Offset there
TO, hereby give uottcr that ~ VIII meet Tor
the paTposes Aforesaid 81 {. A. AtFows
STORE on the lssh dag Of February,
and ieth day Of jay. ntEi. ifom "te o'clock
o. m until s O'Clock .. tn ou each OF ssid
DAYS And that stx uoEths irou she l,th dAy
OF January A u. 1915. to the time
limited by sAtd Court tor satd creditors To
present their claims 20 US FOR examination
aud ALL wauce.
Daied a. Barton W. this .s.h dAy OF
t.A.BARR1w@. t.-z-...
81 H.. MASON. +~ ~
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-17
1926, 900 Gain i'm Savings
Deposits i'm Six Months
From the Hardwick Gazstt

From the Hardwtck Uaz Ute
financial world and the failure OF
few large banking institutions, Yer
mont banks have increased their
deposits during the past year ana one
of these is the Hyde Park Savings
bank In six mont hs tn" deposi of
this bank increased s235 600 TIE
Ia & in G-urated an advertising cam
p ign some time ago - increase its
deposits and by the persistent use OF
prlrter's Ink litlle short OF phenome-
uaI resu, have followed Then, ton,
the business ability and careful
methods OF lis president. exc ".
Page, Is another reason Tor the record.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-17

Bridegroom ttp bis yoaus wife. over-
fond % sigxsss-Ilss dress you have On
please1 ase srs.atly I should Ike NJ.
ways 90 ses Jon in II. uy darling.
Bride wllI fulali your wishes I
wiil have my portrait painted In Il az
oacr. and you can hang tir portrait
ever your desk FIlegpEtde Halter.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-17
LAPSE a msmorx.

The Counts Xaseg- Permit me to IN
form ron. ar. thar In six months yon
have spent -1>i7 francs aud - cen
.lmss Tie Count Really wonler
what bought for tiso-e - ecatImes -
Sgurire
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-17
PAIN

rnfa tn thr hend-pnla Aaywhrre has lEs rzrsa
Pain iAcaaEasgLo1 pain = blood fressaar-ssrEsa s
slte Usually ~ lrzsE. sAys Dr. sbusop. and =
Prove /. he hAs crrazte4 LIKE PINK f2bact That
tahscs--eAgiaei pF. shops H-a14eA1 Tablet
esaxrs hiua4 pressure awAY fEUsa pain ennterx
las elect l. ctArsxirs p4nsGngiy delightful Gently
thauga sa.asy Il surely o. aA.Aea sga blood c4Eg
lAtAul-
II yoa have n hradActs. tt's blood pressure
IL iss painful periods with women. sane caEEs
!! yOu Aru aler.leza restless. fasTTz1s- - blood
err.rr.sgtcl-b.a.sl pressure. That surely Is .
CERTAINTY aoE ur rhoups Hcadacfsa TabEr.a SOC
X IL - miuuses ard TBS - hoIs AMPLY GSIsI14L
til unnatural blood pressure.
Brtss your anger. Aud doesn't Is at nd ard
sxru And tain yUus Of rDurss IL does las COZ
g~st!en blood tr.-asI-ys Yul'l! hni It where szla
L-AlwAys its simply Common eerse-
VIC SCI. al - cEg.ta. ard cl.ccgfll4y Tocn-lr1G15
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-17
DR.. Shops
Headache
Tablets
Notice Of Lost Deposit Book
F. D. PIERCE. BARTON.
Kinney's Pharmacy. Bartonsldg.

Lost on or aNout she arst dAy OF August
1897 fAss sock NJ. ~, issuea oy the Ceutra
Savings Bank aud Trust Co. Of Barton Lad
ing, VI, on JAn. %. iasa
All persons aye hereby warned against ray
Inc OF advancing fnogvy on sane.
weatmore, VI. Fee. T. I.0@.
e.s ADELAEkT converse.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-12-12
SUNSET NOTES

Walter Holder g. Co has iust
finished drilling O well for the p.
L. S. Co. They secured @ duo
flow of water at the depth of
DIS feet.
Mr. E. EgglesJon expects To-
move into his new house .a @
few weeks. His house Is not one
ly large and comfortable bu i.s
appearance on the on. side IS a
pleasing addition.
AIr, and Mrs. Charles Reed.
Van and Clyde Embree and Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Baron We're pleas
ure visitors 10 Nawows recently.
Walter II. Holder 81 Co. leave
today for Voltage where they
will drill several wells.
". Dawson and family have
returned from the Island ranch
where they have been Tor SON
time in the employment Of that
company.
Mr. and Mrs. c. b. Reed were
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-12-12

The people of this section now
have an opportunity to do some.
thing that will be of real benefit
to Harney county. On the first
page of this issue is an article
regarding the experiment farm
work in which President Kerr OF
the o. A. c. has succeeded in in
teresting the government. Har-
ney county can offer the best
proposition for a dry land cN-
pertinent farm in all the semi
arid regions and if business men
of Burns viii get together before
the first of year we can land it
beyond a doubt The Times
Herald feels quite confident of
aid from prominent men ON the
outside toaSsistin this matterand
believes il can be accomplished
with q little effort. This paper
does not wish to attempt It alone
as it viii require the aid of our
business men.
The Times-Ilerald will take
the liberty to announce that the
Burns Athletic Club rooms are
at the disposal of the business
men of Burns any evening dur
ing this month for the purpose .
Of meeting to discuss this mat
ter. Now shall we have that
experiment farm or shall we sit
still and let some other section
that is alive TO its interests get
it? We've got to come out Of
our shells before we can expect
to land any "persimmons. "
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-12-12
IF you CARE FOR STYLE.

If you care for style and lot of
people do, it can be had in any
Vehicle on our floor. We are
prepared for the fall trade. Our
stock is at its best. We show a
remarkable assortment of Vehic-
les, including Carriages, Road
wagons. and Buggies, for this
season Of the year.
Our house is a regular Savings
Bank for those who wish to buy.
Call in and make US prove it.
Haney Co. Imp. and Hdwe. Co.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-12-12
ODD FELLOWS TO BUILD.

Harney Lodge, No. a. l. @.
10. f. of this place has elected
I the following officers for the eua
ing term: A. X. Richardson,
N. G.:F. A. Cole. v G. Byron
Terrill, secy,; II. NJ Horton,
treasurer The lodge has made
arrangements to begin the cree
tion of a handsome stone struc-
ture 5Ox1OO feet two stories on
its lots on Main st. This work
will no doubt begin at once, or
as soon as preliminary details
have been completed.
The first floor will be one OF
the most desirable store room or
business location in Burns and
will be fitted UP with modern
plate glass front. The second
floor will be arranged not only
for a well appointed, large lodge
room for the use of the Odd Eel
ows, Encampment and Bebckah
Degrees. but will also have o.
banquet hall. kitchen and other
,onveniencos. In the front viii
be- at least two suites of Office
looms with possibly a.third.
The matter of financing and
,ther matters incident to- Che
building is now in the hands ol
.he trustees of the lod and
they will begin active work im-
nediately following Che holidays
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-12-12

Job pro'ins-rnr Tim ,l.al
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-12-12

in a runaway this week. Mr..
Reed was hurt but not seriously.
Roy Black is still quite i'll.
Earl Smallwood is detained at
home on account of illness.
SCHEDULE OF EXPENDITURE.
Continued from 81 one.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-12-12

ma canal and declares that the
work is being done with speed
and efficiency. The army the
navy and our island possessions
are briefly dealt with along lines
of the presidents first message
to the Sixtieth congress, first
half of session.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-12-12

Continued from one.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-12-12

10 vuouissrrp w'r pin M'wEp
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-12-12
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE N BRIEF

Financial condition of nation
at present Is excellent
Under the interstate clause Of
the constitution the United States
has complete and permanent
right 10 control al agencies of
interstate commerce.
Rates must be made as low as
compatible with giving proper
returns 20 the shareholders and
all employees.
Believes that there should be q
premium upon Individual ini.ia-
tive and capacity.
Labor should share In the pro-
fits Of the manufacturer and the
farmer should own his own land
and not be q slave % the mort
gage The man of small means
should be protected in invest
ments by careful supervision Of
corporate finance.
Dealing with courts. believes
that salaries of our judges are
entirely inadequate; decries at
tacks on courts when same are
not based in fact; urges courts TO
weigh more carefully the effect
Of temporary and permanent re-
sJraining orders. Legislatures
frequently TO blame for sloyenly
and conflicting laws.
Forests form the first and most
important factor in the conserva- .
ton of natural resources and it +
is the plain duty ol the country
10 protect them before it is TOO
late. River navigation can only
be maintained through the pres A
eryation Of our forests.
Supports the contentious Of
those interested in inland water
ways and urges legislation in
their cause.
Improvement of rivers should
not be left in the hands of army
whose training does
not tit them for such work. The
system impairs the work of the
army as an army and works a
hardship on people who wish the
work Of river improvement put
on scientific lines.
Amendment ruling that there |
sha! De no detail from the secret
service for other than govern
ment work declared favorable
only to criminals.
Again recommends that postal
saving banks will be beneficial |
for the people. Commends ex-
Of parcel post,
Advocates the immediate adj II
mission of New Mexico and Ari-
.Ona as states.
Advocates the extension of the H
'cean mail act of 1891 and better
'ranspacific mail lines.
Briefly praises the work of the
ngineers in charge of the Pana-
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-12-12

Fred Clingen has returned
from Heppner.
G. w. Clevenger is again in
the market for hides. Highest
market price paid.
The Times-Herald has received
some new stationery stock in
score cards, program
pencils. etc, for its many pat
rons
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-12-12

scHEpuLE OF EXPENDITURE.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-12-12

Senator Bourne has had the
President send the name of John
{. fouu bis private secretary,
60 the senate o. postmaster 90
Portland. This has caused @
storm 10 political circles and
Senator Fulton is fighting the
nomination.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-12-12

Governor Chamberlain seems
to have made good at Washing
ton and was hailed as Senator
TO be-" hy Prcsidcn. Roosevelt
the other day. Our George"
seem Go be able 20 deliver the
goods most any where you place
him.