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thirty years ] suf-
fered with kidney
troubles, and the at
tacks laid me up for
days at a time with
pain in the back and
rheumatism. When
/ was up and around
sharp twinges caught
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1908-02-06
THIRTY YEARS OF 1T.
A Fearfully Long Siege Of Daily Pain
and Misery.

Charles Won Soehnen of 210 A St.,
Colfax. Wash. SAYS: For at least
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PILES CURED IN O TO 14D,,
PAZO OINTMENT Is guaranteed to cum.
of Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protrudin,
ito IA days or money refunded. 5Oc.
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Foolish Limerick.

There once was foolish young spitz
Who chased a black cat and her kitz
His mistress exclaimed
Well now, I'll be blamed,
I'll spank that darned dog where he
sitz!"
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First Postoffice seheu.

FFst PostoffIce Scheme
The first postoflice scheme
private enterprise and was
rated about 14G4.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1908-02-06

Some finished orators don't 81
know when to quit.
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$4,000 - d 80
/ She |
Rev. Dr VI
East End Ri
'aew one 10 1
According
girl got on 4
Lryins one Of
Ordinary hai
rand In the
ling next TO
Opportunity
The Bostt
Severely. Il
No.. ..-L
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More proof that Lydia Ell
hams Vegetable Compound
woman from surgical opefat
Mrs. s. A. Williams, of Gard
Maine, writes: 5]
81 was a great sufferer from d
troubles, and Lydia E. Pinkhams
table Compound restored me toh
in three months, after my phys
declared that an operation was
lutely necessary"
Mrs. Alvina Sporting, of 154d o.
bourne Ave-, Chicago, Ill, wris Ho
II suffered from female trouh5nr
tumor and much inflammation he I
of the best doctors in Chicago dis
that an operation was necessarybr. W
my life. Lydia q. Pinkham's Vega
Compound entirely cured me Eassrr,
an operation" 0e
FACTS FOR SICK W0xnsn'
For thirty years Lydia e. WI
hams Vegetable Compound, ~
from roots and herbs, has been Ho
standard remedy for female re-
and has positively cured thousanisn','1,
women who have been troubled H.
displacements, inflammation, ulais
ton, fibroid tumors, irregularire
periodic pains, backache, that Ia,
ing-down feeling, f1atulency, ind
ton, dizziness, or nervous prostrr
Why don't you try it?
Mrs. PinlSham invites all -
women to write her for ADV
She has guided Thousand Y
health. Address, Lynn, MaslT
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Everyone
works.-Cer
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state Government Must Aid.

Eltl-s the state or national gov
eminent must undertake the regula-
ton, of which the president spoke, and
the executive asked the common.
wealths to share the responsibility OF
curbng those corporations. which are
accused of evil-doing. OF course in
any event both the national and state
goyernm ents must each do its part,
said President Roosevelt.s message,
NY ny ~ ~" otSST csppot 40 Will ~
oniv reo11V satisfacforv results must
be obtained by the representatives of
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coNaHI

Hon. Tho
3nRress fr'
Iae Pacific
lii
'sW.Was
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Hon 70.
bsIsnme
suits, ant
snd your
Hic and
ire for chi
aan.a-I!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-06
@nte Wadlridlt.

Hen otnh ga, 3. Septem6er.-
Die Gcaoing-Gomp bot betannt ae.
mndt ooB in Den 2ofonotiuen. uno
Moagon' Wertitatten in bieier staot
Die 9lrbcitsjeit Der Qeute perl1noert
peroen iou. Gie 9lnaeIteaten in ben
Waaaon. Werfitdtten, ole As Stunoen
pro 8o6e beifGitiat pnren, weroen
lebt 53 ShlnOen nr6eiten, uno Die
Srllte III Den 2otomotipcn.S Shuppen,
Die podentlih 4 neunItiinoiae gr.
beltStnge bdtten uerOen 5 Gage ar.
belten. PIN II. September finat Ole
neile 2lrbeitS5cit un. Gs iueroen 24OO
Wonn onuon betroffen.
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@oloenberg's SsSss+s ssss",
%, % nuh ~ @efs0eringtonsstr.
spe,ial=Wcrfaufe bilnen morscn Das Yrosramul

Ter aofartac Mnamf smOm SrpwnS obrfcn abahpnen
Ic ,nm &crfan b @ nnrr Bargains ben
Nrnatuu Was &cibcrIu yS $50 SMdc Srioc
Stn Nufan nno 5000 Eua Sanbdmbc uun EOncct @cc
N-yD inb ctlhc Der murgigcn gttraftOnrn ;lA4A
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Gs trlielt III Yittsbarg.
Sine NatiunnIbauf nno cine Staatss
SNnf 5ugcmndJt.,

Tie Cosmopolitan g}ntionol.Vunt"
Bate SetlritGtcu sic ser Nanf.
Gromiultor uidt ais idJ5re att
erfenncn nolltc. - Niebr 9Irbeit
in 0cn Yofonotiuen. lmo @ag.
gon @crtit1tten ser yNeoOing.
9abn". - 0ic 1rodeubeit in
Ncnnipluanicn, Ohio uno @eIt'
Girginicn Die i6limmIte in 20
Sabrcn. - Sollicnoe WGnner ar.
bcitSIoS in 6olgc @oiiernnn9els.
Wits burA ga, 5. September.
- 3luci Noufeu mltr0en beute bier
5ugemnht nGmlih OiC yGoSmopoli.
tan 9totiouol Nout" ourh sen Goit.
rant'Gontroleur ser Ser. Stoaten
lno 0ic oWtolnt NoibinQton Sup.
ingS ono lruit.Gomp." ourb 0en
Eennipluania StautS. .9unf- Commit.
i6r. 9lis Sem SduIoentilgungS.
fono ocS StonteS EennipIuanien iin>
100000 III Scr GpSntopolitnn.gnnf
oeponrt Ole nber oitrh $4,000
@ilrgdlnit geoeft iino. Der lebte
@nnfnuSiueiS - pom 10. Suli 1908
49, 5cigt &iiliSQuellen llnb Terbino-
lidfcitcn BON $t9t2,520. 3oS 9a.
pitoI ser 9nnf lit $500,000, ser
llebcridub $155, ,5S3, bie Gepoiiten
bclicfcn lid an oem0otint ouf $5S9,.
$40. Gie 9eomten ser 9onf beitrei-
ten, onB oiciclbc inioluent iei. &C.
ltcru belicfcn oie Gepoiitrn iid, mia
lc bebauptcn otf 100000, Die
NlmocS. uno sic StnatS.0 0epoiiten
bon 5uiomncn 100000 eingcihloi.
len. Der 9anrbcItono Der 9unf be.
trllg bciltc Wtorgen $320,332 ,597.
ungcfGbr 80 Ero5ent ser inoipioueI-
len Tcpolitcn.
Nobcrt 2pouS lit bonn Gourant.
GontroIcur 5llnl Moiienuerpalter er-
nannt morOen. Gns Sd)lieBen Ser
9nnt lit, uic eS beibt, cine 6olge ser
@cigerlllg ocs 9unf-@Taninators ).
.. Gnntingbnnl ctIibe Der Scfllrit1.
ier Der 4nnt fir 9lnleibcn gum Ve.
trdge bon ciner Wlillion Dollars an.
5iertcnncn Iic 9unfbcomteu be.
baupten ongrgcn ale 8ertbpopiere
Der 9ont ieicn quite.
Gas &opitnl scr Sparbonf uno
Sri'lt-GolnpoGnic betr1gt $4,000.
i'no Ole 0cpoiiten belonfcn lh nif
S6O,OOO. 0ie Beianmt.@ .@utboben
Der 1rlrit'Gonpn0nic ueroen an
100000 pernnihloat. ga Ger Sice.
Froliocnt Der 3rltit.Gompognie Dsit.
glleo OeS 0ireftoriltms Der Gosmopo.
Titan Notional.Nnnf lit, miro onae.
nolllmen ooB onS ShlieBen oeier
Vonf ooS 3nnlnhen Scr StootS. .9onf
NIT iid 5og.
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Ncuc Scrbit .gln5iigc,

9(CNC Stlplls llsVHJNyt.
$22.5O bis $25 eIegonte Serbit'
9ln3ii0c in 81 uno 36s5ou. Mtooel'
len; aus 9roobclotb, GbepiotS, cngIi-
ifen Gingonnls, etc. Sailorn1aoe
uno iblihte giicttc. ... 5000
$32 prahtpoQe Scrbitanjiige, I'M,
portirte WoocQe, mtr aus icinItcn
StOfieH; grobc 2IuSmabl -, .S24.30
SIS m0 $50 - $50 Wtlntcr- 9lu=
3iige; MIR , obcr 3 BON elmer Sortc;
ale Stoifc lmo Mooen, E.. $3.50
$3.50 ihmorje @roo0clotb. mo
Gopert. Sofets, q 3Oa lang; NIT gll'
tenn 9ltlasiltttcr .......... $3.50
$40 I6narje &oilc.90dc; rllnOe
o0er 6alten-OtobeQc; nit Goiictn.
iSolbeln .................. $3.50
1000 Mnitcrs&aiitS.
Iic Scnintion oeS So6rCS. Nus.
mabl aus 1ofietnS, WteiialincS, luet-
Der, creme lmo ecru Sull lmo piclcn
onOeren Stoiien.
So llnO Sc @oilts. .. .S2.9S
Sc lmo $40 NaiitS, 49,. S3.9S
$40 uno $50 @uiitS. $500
80 ertro Clamps nubcr sen rc1ll.
lGrcn ooppelten fir 0icie &nuben- 2Ins
5i0e, mr ciner, 5pci oocr Orei bon
elmer Sortc, So mcrtb, ale @r0Bcn,
Oinutau .St.9S
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Sic Srodcnbeit in Ycnniplpanieu.

FtttS bnrG ga, .. September.
Die lrofcnbeit I'M mcItliden
Fennipluanicn, oitIihen Obio lluo
@eIt -Virainieh ole Ole iblilnmite IN
% Gdbrcn it, miro gcraoe5u alarm.
reno. Die trodene @egeno eritreet
lid Don Sobnstoipn go, i'm SIten
nah Steltbcnuille, Sbio, i'm @eiter
nno lllOIl6 bis 5ur 8ren5e Don 8eit.
%tr9lnicn. IS miiiicn jest idon
5000 sIrbeiter in 5oIse @aiierman.
gels leiern. Scute mar ser Simmel
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Nnltraliidlc gHuQocfcn.

Sc, 11il 0ultroliihe @oll0CdcL
blNlt o0cr roio @orOCn norgcn S3.49
$50 Stnmps irci nit Ebigcn.
s., 11ii ulitrNliihe @ouoedCll.
peiB o0er grnlL nit roin o0cr blolcn
9orocn ..................$ .$2.79
100 StampS frci nit Sbiscn.
$2.75 t2il ir0n50iiifc Glicb @ol-
Ocdcn mcib o0er grou; nit blalen
o0cr rpla 9or0cu. ........ 81 10
30 StampS frci nit Sbiacn.
5000 Eaar Wlarc Sanoidnlc,
ST bis 81 .25 ecbtc 2annlcll @lacc.
&anoihube, ouf gluttion lmtcr Ser
ItcIlungafoItcn gcfuuit. Fuur: 79c.
anabcn SdDnl.sIm5iiec.
100 2. & $. Clamps nit icocnl
Ser ioIgcnoen Bargains, onBer ser
rcgulGren StnnpS morgen.
s. neuc rblt-l(1bcr5iebcr mo
9ieeierS fiir &nabcn Don 3 bis t6
,$nbren en................S .S2.9S
So lmo 81 llcber5icber lno 9tce-
icrS, ole @r0bcn WoOcn ltnO Stoiic
Montog ............... $685.
So neite &crbIt. unO Niutersana'
bcn-}In5iigc; 9toriolf o0cr idlidtt
,SodctS, &nidcrbodCr oOcr 0crooc Sns
Icn O'ontnB ............S S2,9S
Sc &nnbcn-9I -9In5iigc, brolm lohfor'
big, oliuc uno blnu, 80 Wto02u 5ur
9(u9luabl ................ S3.9S
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Vefanntmad)nng.
I'm yc,ua aut ceu 8crfaui ooer etc s'elr""'
Nv nm berauitbcnocu Spirttnoicn
am @abitnac.
Nhrenu Der -
NrhIrbc oer YpliSci,S Dnitttnnrc


9cbUrbe Der YuliSci'6 DmmiNare. ooo
3nlt more. Nio., ). SSRisnIpst iSCn' SCn q
IN Ierbinonno init Der an WittppM' o.L y.
crnicuIber 1908, IN Der Stnot baltimore ~ u uui.
ienbcn 2SabI rie bic Ss9SrOe orT Ser tpeiSer SpiS
nm pnfaIeu. In bcncn berduheloe SWrllupisiHl
eeru sgOen on Sis pSmiis noIS ST2 S este Pfe
1SbortrrI pede ben Ierfalii ooer Die Gteles
r,irls pon bcranbenoen Spriinoen an ltSsmo !Ntn,
cine 9eripn an ireeno pelben 1agen pcto,viigft pcttifk
nm benen bic glbbaitnria bon sSnblen 9eleE,IW
Snraefdbrieben pirb, inter elmer Strdle n2n
SI09 bis $500 fir bas erlte Seraeben. Sni3les
buna bee 2iccn5 nno gcloitraic bon $30o ols
$1,000 poer Sdit i'm c1eidngltib ooer Slaais'
slrbetsbous ron eret bts 81 Nw1ll N'o''"'e"'
flnb niro bicrmit bic Inimeri'amielt all' ole
teTSe JSobI eine Ica1liIiric Qrimirmub III uno
Sns bie Tprihriiien in @e6r9 uui oicielbe itrcilq
sberlp6 S,paur,
Suhn y. u. pbcinc,
Hetcr e. Sumc,
fcrnt5 7-s) |oi6eis9omniiidre.
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(6ortirtnns iiebc 2. Seitc.)
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-10-24
JAMESON.T THOMPSON.

a very pretty wedding occurred
al the home of Mr. and 1r.
Grant Thompson In the G.. OF
Burns Wednesday evening" Oh.
Dist when their daughter Nd.
Floy was united IN marriage q.
Mr. Grover Jameson. son of Mr.
and Mrs. d. jameson of Bum.
At the howoi $3.50. to the strains
of o. beautiful wedding march,
.ho bridal party was ushcrCd in-
to the presence of q happy and
aNpectant company of relatives
and friends. The bride wore O.
dainty dress of Persian lawn
trimmed in Valencienncs lace and
carried q beautiful houua 1.
white carnations The groom ws
drcssodu Unconventional black,
Mr. Nol.e Reed and Mis- Ruby
Burow accompanied lbo bridal.
couple as groom and maid. Rev
a. j Irwin spoke the words that
made them husband and wife.
Then followed ,ha .rrmau.a-
tons after which Oh.
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SUNSET NOTES

T. Dawson. ". A. HcE
W. Il. Dawson were au.
business visitors in Eu
week.
Earl Keen has arrived
after an absence of seveea. s
G. Hopkinsand a. Spice.
Sunday on their h0m.. u
Sunset.
Miss Hannah Mag tU I.
rick, and Mrs. L. Hem1 o
the Narrows, We're visitor. 4.
Sunset Sunday.
I. Sprague is in Suns tor .
few days remodeliug ID. house
before moving
Mr. Conrad is q busiHc .-
or in Burns this week.
AS the Mothers Club ia give
ing the dance in Burns tac goth
we Of Sunset should keep .a.
date in mind and go fpo
Mr. Pearl Parkins. wIla and
children and George sma..u...
have returned 10 their bon. 81.
Ritter after several weeks s.
with Mrs. Parlins' mother -.a.
Harmer.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-10-24

Local merchants are receiving
big loads of winter goods.
Messrs. Smith and Emerich
have returned from a visit to
outside points
The Ontario Democrat says
that while drilling for oil out
there the operators struck q very
strong flow of gas q depou of
13S feet.
The estimates and figures of
the politicians these days are
enough to makeonc dizzy Each
has his favoritc presidential rom-
noe elected.
Some Of TIE exhibitors at le
recc mt nty fair have mo-,
called for their premiums THE
secretary is ready to pay them
and is anxious to get rid OF the
money so hurry up
Now is the time TO prepare
some descriptive matter setting
forth the resources and oppor-
of the Great Hmucv
Country for use during ho wine
.er We may expect q big inAuH
)f settlers next spring IF we ad-
,crtisC.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-10-24
wool GROWERS 90

To Members and Woo.
Greetings:
The Eleventh Annual
ton Of the Oregon Woo. Grower.
Association win be heldm TI..-
pner Oregon, Tuesday ard W.0-
nesday, November ~ .
1908. The o. R. s. 49,
granted @ special rsdu.
one and one thiri
for round "trip and Oh.
Heppner have pror.
accommodation and
This meeting is
tan, Jo o., sheep w.
esJs The program
such vital sub's.
question, scgb er,d.c.
reserve aamiu.s,uuu.
wargbo. woo. a. s-
vision, sheep I.'H.
salt, predatory SSH.
speed Limit law and
ment OF general sheep
will be viii be d's.u @
and prominent speaker.
wool growers should o.
take part in the discus ions. auu
assist in the formation o.. plan
for the future. The a ...
has done much for r....
Oregon. Il can do @
more, especially if aI
give IL support
You need the Al 3e.auou and
the Association needs g1u
Come and be O. pan. OIL .
Convention, and brine
~ and friends.
Pendleton, Oregon
1908.
Yours TRULY
y. NBURGE F..
DAN p. SMYTHE, Secr-a
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LOCAL AND PERSONA.

Mrs. Cha5, Roper was iu The
city Y ednesday.
/, l.. Poujade was down .un
his Cow creek home Wednesday
The Times-Herald has some
freight at Vale which it wishes
brought in.
Judge Davis had recovered
from his recent illness sufficient
TO start for his home at Canyon
on Mondays stage.
Bishop Paddock Of the Episco-
pal church will be in Burns next
Tuesday and will hold services
Wednesday evening, Thursday
afternoon and Thursday evening
in the Presbyterian church.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-10-24

Mcssrs Spith & Swain have
moved their deep wen machine
out to the ST. J. Lewis Miller
Spring place adjoining Burns
where thor wdl begin prospect
ine fora greater flow of water
Ilis confidently expected to se-
cure q Ia. Hrw of water at q
reasonable depth
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Burns oregon. Llsi 80. Odfo
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

UNITED STATES LAND NlllCE
Burns, oregon, september ~, l1V3 \
Notice is hereby given that The Nor rihcrn
paoiBe Railway Company, whose post Office
address Co. TO Paul Minnesota, has this 10th
dnv of september zoos filed 600 this office its ap-
pliCnliOu t1 select under The provisions Of the
HY1. Oln| ioi One ll. Section IwCntY-Fivc llil,
Township Twenty-Five lfO south Range
Thirty f.1I East uf the willamette Meridian,
tnut8iuiug U.s. 800 acres.
AnvbuI all PERSONS claiming adversely The
FL .uds described, nr desiring tu object because
of fuH ui cral character of th' Hud, or for
any nfho. fHfs1u, to The disposal Co applicant.
thuuIf Hla tuoir omdnvitr ui protest in this
office. on or before the 2fth dHvui october, in0s
WN. FNEpr, Register
Date of First Publication september 10Th, iuH .
uaia of inst publication october 2ith, 1905
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FOR PUBLICATION.
UNITED sTArTs tANp OFFICE.
Burns. OREGON. October %. zoos i.

UNITED STATES LAND otFItI,t
Burns, oregon. october 70. lposA
Nobrci hereby givcu that Ralph w. Uibhatd
HuruE. oregon, who. ON November %. 1901
.Hfo ltomcstcud Eutry SO. 1898 serial So.
.. lUr Eig SWi4. vs.. sIlt. section Jn. Town
.u ID south. RANGE .2 Fast Willamette pr
hru flcd notice of intention tu mako
.H| Five Nour Proof. tu rsfIh I.h rlHIW fI
no receive. .tt 300 ua Oregon lu iH. Lith dHb
. .HlDmI." I.ut
claimant names Ha witnesses.
A. Il. JENNINGS. ~. G.. lil1hHtU o.. l. lllhnffl
DID, .ulp, ull of BURNS. Orpgon.
Wu TtHur UUfiaIcf
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For SALE 600 tons Of alfalfa
and timothy hay. Call on or
address Bently Bros, Mt Ver-
non, Oregon.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION


.uHppis hereby given that Che state oi Orc
..u hHs flcd so this u.tCu iiE application serial
N. U.ftI to select under The provisions of the
I..uI Congress, approved Angus. 10, lNiH, anu
.... awcudatorv thereto. the
ru,eg.3. land s. section 4, md Tot L. Sec 8,
I..-.. H a2 H.. ". a.
Any aud an persons claiming adversely the
fs.ia described, or DESIRING to object because
.. fhU mineral character Of the land, OF for
..r other reason. 20 the disposal to applicant,
should Hic their afldaylls of protest iu this
,H..o. ON or before The expiration VI the period
..HhuCaiou.
WN. rABug, REGISTER
...st publication October d. i1ts.
.... publication November d il1s
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job printiuE--Tho 'rimes'Ile'Id
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
uNfrED srArEs LAND OFFICE,
p,t..l. t..s..,t, aaptamhor Oh. fu

TTTT % VTT"TTTF
Notice rs hereby giyou that Fred leonatd
WYATT OF Unfnoy oregon, who, on october
in0S made Homestead Entry No. 2OleiSefial 10
u6gq, fnr NEit Section w., Township 3 south,
Range gl Esst Willamette Meridian, has uled
noNro Of intention 20 make Final fiyc. year
proof 90 establish claim to the land above
described. before the Rcgietcr md hecelyer'
nj Burns. Oregon. ON The 2Ith day Of october,
zoos
Claimant names nF witnesses.
William a. CattersOn. Robert J, irving.
George Buchanan starr auckland OIL OF
Wu FARRE, Register.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-10-24

The rains of the last week have
been quite beneficial to the Har-
ney country and encouraged
farmers in preparing q larger
acreage for fall grain and spring
seeding, The range has also
been improved and water for
stock is plentiful where iO was
formerly dry.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-10-24

No. l. One year Old stallion ag Dazzlar sz.. D.,
Psyche by Cupid 218 Ia full brother TO Sidney Dillon Sire
OF Lou Dillon 1881 He is fit race or head anv ud
Fast but you can see him trot amy time al Ia Far
ton
No 2 Syear-old flly well bred her Dam being by Guv
Wilkes 2I53 Very stylish good action aad win make gr,
choice Driver or Brood mare
No. g. One Parker Sow win weigh between 400 500
lbs and due to farrow In Angus. . . REGISTERED Ran,
Harvey Ideal. No 1925
All the above are IN good condition and Mos & ready
for use and will be priced right il taken seon.
No d. One saddle horse, little Old but aeryicaaby
sound and will make good pack horse and fair sadder
Cheap.
No. A 2year-old pony dlly, gentle TO ride o.. drive.
nice for child or small person. Also cheap
J. w. BIGGS, Bufns. Oregon.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-10-24

.''. isaIDh ."NT.'H
.Iom Bear valley
w.. T ''''
W.
VIVA. .a. average hdrney
count. m"u I interested IN i5
.. going To- ho elected
The prospects are Tor
.''.''''
Chandler wd H,.lo
tool .lg. departure
...'rHomo mCanrou
u.-asm. visi. w,,h
..H friend iu .H.s city,
..0m .hrb.rfrsirh.
...d %. ma.u for
~ .ho Diamond
n licCumsey brau-
..auuso from tao rl.-
Horton.
.r- Tho lIrrro,,
...rs arc sosdirr N
u them whether Dc is
....uW cr Democratic ura-
.au know the whca, win
money
ru- Ono b,oyyp ,,r.
a.rr. 1850. wbito ON ripbf hind
wH..a r.n ON forehead
.n m. ar ronv. -trd. wi.h
' o5reward for informal
.u" t1 their recovery
".. a. Brewery Saloon
u. l. u. Witter a bro.b.. .r.
HIP. Vittar orgrraTIsr arf r.
r drurrs+ bo.b al
are rrr. M. nr.sr .t
w rv cama t,r...
Hr country and .a eDfor
.m. o bird sbo8f.Bo n. t1e
There wiII bea general mce,- .
.. ID. member or .he Burns
Athletic Club next Sunday after f.
n m o o'cl5c. q. the club
@ i. H hoped .ra. every
..... Wi.. represent a ma.,- .
The trustees wiI. be held
Iuc.oca 30 the forenoon.
sr-r-.,... a.. ...1.
s.... fr8m .5e sgutbrro ,,5-'
.-. county, c9ma nm Iast Mon
w. has speH, lhe week here
..-.E after some business mat
. --r A.cAerson says there /.
- .el1Die "cllFllE do lhe II
..H-. ~ chat locality and it isl.
quite probable considerable de- /.
e..pmeaJ work Will be done dur
uHtae winter
rs. r.q,Isr ..,-.i..- 30
.,. .ng...sr ob,,r.b fl,. tSal...
.r4., m 0o+oLs, -.
rrcY1c.J Tbad;,,o,,.,, ~ y, :, +.
norning viii be on The Holy \
pir.t's Presence, " and in the \.
Fm'HE on The Destructive 4.
Resi-" There is room
..Ha. these seryicesand we /.
d.g ask ,hat you come and \.
c.aa it, II
ru. s-.,r.I.,. n;o.bt .t a...I
.r r.sr,t,I na,,;I ' po,,,.... |
Il. oId carn,a,, a"J Ia -, |
eauae work I'm the brewery here
r -syaraI voars W. l,no,,,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-28
INVITE A TEST.
Bowditch, Webster G. Co. Ask Catarrh
Sufferers to Try Hyomei on Their
Guarantee.

Bowditch, Webster & Co. invite all
who suffer from any form Of catarrhal
troubles to get a Hyomei outfit from
them with their absolute guarantee
that if it does not give perfect salts
faction. the money will be refunded
upon request.
There is no other treatment for
catarrh that in any way resembles
Hyomei, none that gives such quick
curative results and lasting satisfac-
ton, no medicine that can take its
place. none that can be sold on a
guarantee like this, to refund the
money unless it cures.
Catarrh is a germ disease and can
be cured only by breathing HyOmei, 50
that the most remote air cells in the
nose, throat and lungs are reached by
its antseptic healing powers. In this
way all catarrhal germs are killed, the
irritated mucous membrane is healed
and catarrh is driven from the system
This wonderful indicated air treat
ment does not drug and derange the
stomach, but is breathed through
little pocket inhaler that goes with
every dollar outfit
The unusual way in which
Bowditch, Webster & Co. sell Hyomei
attest their confidence in the remedy.
Sold and guaranteed in Waterville
by Geo. w. Dorr and in Gardiner by
c. H. Beane.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-28

SION OF the last vacancy, that this
honor belongs to Bath, both because
Bath since it has been a city now
more than sixty years. and our coun-
" since It's corporation more than
nalf a century ago, has had but one
congressman. And for the further
and stronger reason that must appeal
10 us above any other. that of mater
lal lnterest-it might be said sclf-nre-
servation, for the defense Of our single
industry, and the only industry in tie
District that languishes-in respect to
the deep sea merchant marine that
languishes unto death, because Of Gov
eminent neglect. but a single cffectual
Dill Tor its relief has passed Congress
within the present generation, ara
what this neglect has meant to us We
know. What other part of the Dstricr
can present such . claim to Cancellation
Tor the nomination as this?
For being an instrument in present
ing this claim, | need make no apol-