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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-16

FOR RENT-IN EKINGTON-NO. 2l9 II ST
ne: 7-r,om and bath residence: all delight
full bright rooms: house in tirst-class condition;
rent S2J.50.
WIIIIt;E GIBBS 4 DANIEL. sos & 6O5 18th.
inh1i-.it
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FOR RENT 12t1 KENYON ST COLI MBIA
IG1S.: elegant new brick tnevcr occupied: Ia
ROOMS. BATHS: hot water heat: thoroughly
modern beautifully decorated: block of ear
lines: OPEN. r. i. MARSHALL. REALTY
BANKING AND TRUST co, 1929 y. Y AVE.
NIL
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1907 Ith st. NV.

DAVIS. It'll & + S.W.
@I Al. sw sto, DIV. 81. 90
1913 y J av Sc. III. 10. 20
4Hi Clark Ct sw. IT. $50
.Ol X sw. :;r s.. 20
PIG Sth sw. Or. b.32.50
th2 Half sw. 5r. $50
616ia Il sw. Or. BIS. 90
10th 4 Va av, 81. 900
1921 Mt Pleas. r,2f25. 90
1917 ist sw. 6r. 10. 30
sl3 F sw, Or. b. .22.50
40 9th sw. Or. W
in Kitchen. 80
fi2 9th sw. Or. W
in ward ......-.15.O0
AL Sth sw, I'd 4. 1850
1924 b Sc. Or. b. 30. 30
94I Va av sw Or. b. 40. 90
Gao Md av he. Or, b. % 90
1906 9Th sw. Or. ~. 30
-, Nd av sw. or. is. 90
l't2l : Cap. sta. 90
" 1914 q NV, sta. 1000
Il 137 T NV. sta. 500
1no7 f sw. 6r. 20. 90
1919 LIST NV. 22fl. tir. b23. 90
1919 LIST NV. lfi.6r. b - .No
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FOR RENT-W. c. DUEALI, 722 nth NV.
III Nth NV. l.; and h.. steam heat $50 O0
1916 y. j. av. NV. RS. h. in good shape IS IS
1893 Pa ave. Sc. rs. b.. yard & cellar 20 30
1867 Pa ave. Sc. ) RS. and h.. fat 49,. II so
1:tI Pa. Sc, = and h.. fiat 49,. II 20
1879. Pa. ave. Sc. RS. and b.. fiat. -. Il so
DID Fla. ave. NV, Or. b.. for col. tenant 90 40
mil TT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-16

FOR RENT
Del & VI sw Or 1850 1914 10Th ne. Tor. b. 90 30
1906 9th sw Or gl1.IO Az I. sw. Jr, 1'.;y0
- l. n, .l2.J0 HOS J Sc .6r, WIZ. 30
1874 I'd Or. w .12-JO 800 10th sw. Ar, b. II 80
125S Half So, IT, b.12.J0 Thos. p Brown. 6l7 An
NH iI-:st'5
FOR RENT-BRA\DNEW HOUSE No. 554
18th st. Sc u rooms. tiled bath: furnace
heat: modern in every particular: only SO 80
WIIIIGE. GIBBS x DANIEL. COB 4 605 18th
uiuli.st
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UNEIRNISHED.

Fb: EENT-::II |. S.W.: NEW. MODERN: Il
rooms and bath: south front: deep yards: r"-
fined families only or two young couples; 81
ADDRESS Owner. W. +. NASH 122 VI NV.
NH lti-:;t
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFINISHED.


~, I'd sw 5r h. ESQ Gcs Del av sw.5r.b. a. 80
1919 ~ sw Or h,2 % II VA ay sw Or b. b, l6 %
mhli-2t'
FOR RENT So PER MONTH"; ORGE'rOWN
Heights opposite bunharton Club; nearly new
hun brick: large yard: shruhbrrv: south front.
OWNER. ne. corner SAITH and Il SITS. mhli-1t
NV. 2so ~ as.sr .bio75I sW eo1 N. sto, 81, IS 50
NWsa9 s or o. sW ;s5 va Va s. = 10
wv las y av.:,r II. 30 Sw .32l 18th, 4r. .l440
NV, 400 O0nalDchlrl5@ o., Sw.62l e. sr. LIB. 80
NW.5i7 :. Or is5o NEG23 J.. Or. !. 20 30
NW.i>ia 9TH SIP. 40 NE62e L. sr b.: 20 40
W.sio Cap ior bso o. NE. 1884 Lewis 4r $40
SN g45 G. 81. h. ~ 30
OFFICES NoRTHwEsT.
Central building, offices. 46s La a'. ofaces
Guntcn building. offices
NV. Rear 100 I.................
Cali a. Office for information regarding allie,
properties; stables. etc. have for rent.
mh14-tf j. ". FILLING. 141s + st. NV.
81 9Th swsto, dws25. 90 ?o7 ~ sw.sto.4r. b., 90
2"t L no. ar b. 30 30 1000 II. sw .sto .dw3l. 30
al sw, ar. b.. 800 SI7 u sw Or. h. 81. Io
40 6th sw; sr, h. - 80 81 F sw. 'r. b: 20 20
61u u sw. Sr. h. - ~ 1910 & sw. Or. h. 30, 50
:'1f 18th 6r = $50 81 9TH Sw. Ar. DIE. OK
31i 50. Or. l3.3n ! 100 ~ sw. 4r. b. IA. so
'ab9 ~. sw. CIR. " 80 9l6 I'd So. Or. w. IL ~
49, Ri Or. w. 1870 ga Il So. Or. b.. ~. 80
1908 10Th sw. 3r. biz 223 ~ sw. 6r w1+.5O
I019 Al sw. 3r.w 1870 10 -. sw Or. I'd q IL ~
11a III Sw. ir.2d fcap +:}6 Sth sw. Or, w. 30
io1 T. So. 6r. 125o 1rI 9TH sw. 4r.w. l.. 81
As So. or. 1870 1241 I'd Sc. Ar. W %. 20
G12 Va nv Sw .t;r VII - 124 NJ >w. Or w 10 80
121I p" av sw Or W 10 80 T. 32 2d sw. Ar. W 80
Sta. RI ITO I SW 500 Sta. r 3lJ r Cap ; 81
{. II. PARKER 60. nnc.l.
mhI49t 40 a. St sw
49, ID NV 1"r $40 20 80 1a12 18th Sc Or. 10 90
ri Sth ne Gr IS 30 1000 y ] av Sc tr 10 30
Ills y Nv Sc. sr. u. ~ l22 Goth NV. Ar. 10 30
~ l. So. 5r .12.Joi 1llt 9TH So. er. 10 80
mh14at JOHN SCEIvE\ER. 80 Az st. NV.
FOR RENT RRAND-NEW HOUSES OK CO.
II MEIA HEIGHTS: located Park road and
water heat: only $50.
WIIIIt;E. GIHES X DANIEL. 6o:: * Go5 18th
mhIt:.t
FOR RENT-l20:: X. l. AVE NV CIR AND y
brick. in good condition.: convenient to
per mo. j. HARRISON JOHNSON Il son.
:a% 9TH st. Phone Main 2SS:. mhI46t
FOR RENT ELEGANT CORNER RESIDENCE:
II cheerful. bright rooms; tiled bath; furnace
heat: rent. 5000: occupancy April l. LET
lS SHOW 1T TO 1OI;.
WTLLtiE. GIBBS & DANIEL. 6o3 4 Cos 18th
mh14-3f,.
FOR RENT-TIREE-S STORY ELEvEN-R0OM
house. all bright rooms: bath second and third
floors: porcelain tubs: closet in yard: house OPP
pnsite park. COZ street southwest. Inquire
Within mhl4-3t%
For RENT-CoNvENIENT TO THE NORTH
Liberty market-iiS St: I-room brick
house: in firstclass condition throughout:
wnIiGE. GIBBS & DANIEL. COS & 6o5 18th
mhl4-3t
FOR RENT->27~ It'll ST. SW. $3.50 PER
mo-: 6r. brick: alley and large yard
Apply to ROBERT A. PHILLIPS.
mhlf%t 1i10 u ST. NV.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
R\ISHED OR UNFURNISHED

FOR EENf-UNFURNlSHED.
1919 10th NV l2r. bS5 90 i%lS Kenyon Tor h so On
lI47 NV. Ior. 2b'I5.oO l3"S NV. sr. b. .?75h
20 Quincy ST. ne. Or. and b.-...-....- $3.50
We have number OF desirable furnished
houses in the N. w. section rent So per mo and
upward. TYLER & RUTHERFORD. Inc.
Inh1I-7t' 80 18th 81.
FOR RENT Fl RNISIIED OR TNFI- RNISIiED
h"u>,' Wash. Hts: ten rooms. two baths:
hot water heat; electricity: telephone. kitchen
first floor. Very reasonable to good
tenant. For particulars address RoN go.
Star office mhl4-3t'
FURNISHED.
FOR RENT FURNISHED \ SIN ROOM COR
nor brick house: nice front-Side yard good eel
lar nice location. about 10Th of May: also =
part mrnt fine view. Mrs. r. FIrTlS.
Colombia. Apartment No. =. 1Ith and Girard
SIS. u. mh1J-3t
FuE RENT SEVERAL VERY DESIRABLE
FURNISHED HOUSES; SOME LOCATED IN
TIE MOST FASHIONABLE SECTION Or THE
- CITY EENTI\ti AT FROM $50 TO $500 PER
MONTH TYLER & RUTHERFORD unc.b
mh1istf 80 ETH ST. NV.
FOR RENT FURNISHED. SEVERAL VERY
mn" suburban residences near the Cathedral
grounds; large p"TcheS. abundant shade. spa
lions grounds, garden and oniluildings.
mil IT,, II. l.. ri ST. 6uS 14th
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Fol: RENT-9o7 ~. sw. sto.. dwc. Sr.. h. 81, on
a2l I'd sw 5r L. ESQ &c; Del Or b. ~ ~
1ola u. IT. h.I2.:'o II Va sw Or h. Go
1870 I'd So. 81. 800 II. Leonard. 30 ~ W.
NH
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOX SAIE-IOTS-JUST NORTH OF THE
city. 10Th st. extended several choice
lots at bargain prices also n great investment
on Connecticut extended if taken ut once.
Address r. o. Isox 30. mh13-1t
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For full list OF small houses and fats apply at
office. mil 4-d pSu

son & CO. 1888 r NV.
ll0l y J av Sc. r.bl1.J0
1907 Union sw Or. b. Ii. 80
1925 Sd sw. 6r. b. 10. 80
Store, 1880 III ne. .i5.00
il1 ! ne. 6r. w....l3.5O
l:%2 Ben ri De Or. ". 10. ~
Ioll Jefferson NV, 5r =. 30
! South Hills ~. Ir...s: 80
unII-I p-rI
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lR RENT-BY VESCOTT 4 WILCOX.

Tor complete list OF property :or rent send for
weekly bulletin.
sWARTZELL. RHEEM & HENSEY CO..
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FOR SALE-A DETACHED COTTAGE IN
Mount Pleasant: contains IL rooms and hath;
furnace heat: lot 5Oxl50: two story stable:
first floor contains rarlor. library. dining ROOM
buffers pantry and kitchen: six large bed
rooms fire porches There is now trust on
the property at Sc for :. years Price. So $50
Would consider offer. Terms can be arranged
Agents need apply I'm anxious to max :.
mhI0-tf
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FOR SAlE-SEE THIS HOUSE--HANDSOME
::-story baywindow brick residence, No. 1909
Newton ST. tend of h st. ears. Mt. Pleasant.
then block west. one block north: 3 line
stylish rooms: reception hall: FULFILLED
BATH; HOT WATEl; HEAT; KITCHEN ON
MAIN FLOOR; finished in selected harlwoods;
front and back stairways: stationary laundry
tubs: cheyal mirrors: handsome china closet,
and other attractive features, too numerous to
mention: easily worth SS.5tW great ba rgain al
S1.15O part cash. balance trusD.
WILIIGE, GIBBS & DANIEL, Cos & COS 18th.
mi
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-10-31
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

10 Frank Buckland, starr auckland
Jamos Buckland, Hattie Pierce, aud
George Murray, and TO ony aud all
heirs Of the estate Of J. &. Buclland,
deceased, 10 Starr Buctland ~ Admins
traitor Of said estate and 10 any aud all
parties In interest g.
You. and each of ,uu are hereby mott.
icd that Z, the undersigned, ha,c en-.
pended the sum Of tiO0Op in1ab,r and
Improvements upon the Bullion Quarts
Mining Claim, the fame hcing situate
In the llarncy Mining district and stu.
ate la or near the ccntrr ui tortion ..
In r. n, \ q 30, D. ~ " ir ilarney
Couaty, oic.pD. ,atod hy the uni'r.
signed aud one = e. nurkland. drc, a..
cd, ~ will appear hy mY ccfiid, ate
heretofore tlei in thc office ~ ihu
County Clerk II llafucv County, orc
pon. ior thu purpose oi holding atd
premises undet the provisions 1T stc.,un
2a2l reyi.vi staiutrs oi the uuiied
safes th,- hring thc amount u exp ~.
d,tufr 'ria u undrr the provision. II
uaid rcrtin a. bold the sume from lv
lsi day Of Jan, 1870, a. the l., day II
Jan 1903.
Now, u within pO days allrf ih' nr,ir-
by publication yon fail, nogtsc, uf = luce
10 ooniribule your proportion oi ,uch
expenditure as co.ownors iu said ahosr
described mining claim, our ini'rrtt
therein will become tho property ni ih,
undersigned under the DIVISIONS oi
said section 2.i2i above mentioned,
%. !. bARsr,
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Thos. Balm is IN the city.

Thos. Balm is IN the city.
/ Joe and Link vanderpool are
in from their homes.
I Peter Hanson came over from
Silver creek yesterday.
Edward Southworth was over
from his Bear Valley home this
week
FoR RENT Good hay and grain
ranches. inquire OF /. NJ. Dav-
is. Drewsey. Ore.
Ex-Ccury Judge T. J. Shields
was over from his Silver Creek
home yesterday
VIM. Hauley and wife Of Burns.
were in Ontario Monday en- route
to Portland. Democrat.
Lam Roach of Harney county
was in John Day Tuesday laying
in a supply for winter. Blue
Mt. Eagle.
The Inland Empire Realty Co.
has added TO iher office space.
The compay now orcupies the adj
jsining rooms in the building.
Rings Little Liver Pills for
billousncss, sickheadache. They
keep you well. 25c. Try them.
Sold by The Welcome Pharmacy,
Burns. Ore, Fred Haines. Har-
ney, Ore.
The Times-llerald office has
just received the finest assort-
ment of stationery it has ever
had. Its patrons will have the
very best in that line as they al
ways have had. When in need
of commercial printing of any
nature drop i'm and see us.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-10-31

Dell Dibble and wife are over
from Silver creek.
A. Egli was in the city a few
days this week visiting his fami-
ily.
BORN To Mr. and Mrs. Clay
Clemens, last Saturday, Oct. "a,
a boy.
640 acre ranch for sale suitable
for dairy or stock ranch. Abund-
ance of water for irrigation and
power inquire at this Office.
r. P. Cowgirl, special agent Of
the general land Office, has been
here this week. Mr.. Cowgirl Is
merely doing the routine work Of
inspection.
If you are in need Of Harvest
ing Machinery, call in and see
us. We can compete with any
Of them and some better.
j. j. TUPKER.
|. M. Davis was brought over
from Drewsey Sunday 10 the
doctor. Mr.. Davis is suffering
from typhoid fever and is at the
hospital.
The New Windsor Bar, under
the management of Lee Caldwell,
is one Of the most popular resorts
in Eastern Oregon. Drop in
when you have q thirst.
LOST Between the Jordan
ranch and Windy Point, u suit
case containing mems gloves and
suspender9. Finder please re-
turn same to N. Freedman, 81
Larrabee ST., Portland receive
reward.
Bishop Paddock Of the Epis-
copal church held services in the
Presbyterian church here Wed
nesday and Thursday. The Bish-
op is q very interesting speaker.
He left yesterday morning for
Canyon City.
Messrs William and Fred Scho-
epflin, of the Big Bend section,
Washington, were out with w.
7. Lester of the Inland Empire
Reality Co. this week looking ov-
er the country. Each have TAX
en- up claims near Malheur gap
and seem well pleased with the
country. They are Adventists
and expect to bring many friends
with them when they come back
in the spring.
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ChaS. Owens is down from the
Silvies Valley ranch.
For SALE 800 sacres lof hay
land. Inquire at this office.
Jasper Davis and wife are
down from Harney today.
A. M. Byrd arrived home last
night from outside points.
w. r. Garrett and family now
occupy the FitzGerald residence.
Edison Photographs and re-
cords for sale at Lunaburg q
Dalton's.
Chas. Byrd is now counter
jumper and tinker for Geer &
Cummins.
Henry Harmer and Nat Hen
ney are among our visitors from
Sunset today.
o. ]. Darst was a business Wis.,
itor from his Trout creek mines
the first Of the week.
One of the Gilchrest Bros. of
Crook county, was business visit
or to our city yesterday.
For SALE Cheap If sold at
once. one drop head sewing ma
chine. Inquire at French Hotel.
d. II. Smyth and wife, pioneer
residents Of Happy Valley, were
in the city a short time this week
the guests of relatives and
friends.
Read thisl Il don't matter in
what part of Harney or Malheur
counties your property is situat-
cd Adam George is prepared TO
swing n deal Of any size with
outside capital If prices are
right. See him.
A. c. Finn and family will
take their departure at once for
the Lakeview section and IL the
roads and weather will permit
may continne on TO Southwestern
Oregon. They may winter in :
Lake county, however.
Get Voegtly's prices on Imple-
nents. etc. before purchasing. !
can do better than any house !
IN town. do not have a Whole /
sale House Representative with
ne all summer. some one has 20
pay him.
A meeting Of the shareholders !
,f the White Swan Borax Mine
IS called for Saturday. Nov. Z.
IN Burns at the town hall. at Z
p. m. Important letters from
Ollgard TO be read. and assess
nent work TO be considered. /
A. J. IRWIN, President.
Frank Fuller, a printer. was
arrested last. Saturday night
with opening mail ad- ]
dressed 10 Others. He had n
nearing in justice court the first
If the week at which time II is
he admitted his guilt.
but stated il was a mistake. In
stead Of returning the mail, how
ever. he tore il up. He was
bound over and will be taken TO
Portland and tried in the federal
,ourt (,
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Painting and paper hanging
A. Horton.
|. II. Holland is home from a
business trip to Malheur county.
'Scotty" Baily, our old time
Scotty, has reopened the Star
saloon.
John Wintermeier was down
from his Silvies home during the
week.
Bailey Hayes, of the Lawcn
Mercantile Co., was in the city
Sunday.
BORN To Mr.. and Mrs. A. T..
Brown, last Saturday, Oct "a
a daughter.
+. J. Klink has been looking
after the telephone lines in this
vicinity this week.
TEX" Reed is back from Or
tario where he was looking after
shipments of beef for the VIM.
Hanley Co.
II. c. Smith is putting up a
handsome black letter sign on
the front Of the Harney County
National Bank.
Pine and fir lumber for sale at
Sl3. 90 per 1000. Pickets 3 cents
each. On the Davis corner Har-
ney. CHAs. II. DAVIS.
Mesdames Reed q Johnson have
received a consignment Of fall
and winter hats and have a large
order now on the way.
A. M. Kneutzen, a merchant
Of Portland, was here early in
the week looking over the coun-
try with a view of investing.
BORN DIR. Burrow reports the
birth Of a daughter to Mr.. and
Mrs. G. A. Smyth Jr., at the
home of Jap McKinnon, on Sun
day, Oct. Is.
w. II. Fitchett was up from
his farm home a few days this
week consulting his physician.
He is not enjoying very good
health but is worth a dozen dead
men. He is improving we are
glad TO say.
WANTED-Ab 5000 head Of
good, young breeding ewes. Ad-
dress, giving ages. price. ETC.,
The American Land & Livestock
Company, DEMO Oregon. also
same care of the First National
Bank, Burns, Oregon.
JAMES +. RoUNsEYILLE,
Manager.
The Payilla Theatrical Co. is
billed for fonr nights at the b.
A. C. hall in this city, beginning
Nov. IL. This company has the
most flattering press notices from
places they have visited and no
doubt will make good" with
the theatre goers in Burns.
EsTRAYED- sorrel horse
with star in forehead. four white
feet, and branded @ on left
weight about 1900 or 1900.
Lost about three weeks ago.
Herman George will give $5 re-
ward for information leading to
his recovery.
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GET YOU A HOME.

In the suburbs Of Burns. The
undersigned will sell in 8 or 10
acre tracts. 55 acres Of land ly-
ing east Of the town Of Burns.
The land is in a high state Of
cultivation and each tract has a
water right.
No better Public or High
schools are 10 be found in the
State, nor better place 10 build
a home.
c. A. SwEEK.
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NOTICE or FINAL snrrLrMES,

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT,
Ia 70 kstats Of Clifio'd Cleveland de-
ceased
Take notioe that the undersigned "a
ecuirix Of the above state has file her
dual account herein. aud that by Order
o. the County Court Of Harney county,
OREGON duly made and entered this End
day of october I9tis. Monday. November
God 1908, al 10 o'clock A NJ at the Coufl
house 10 Burns, has been appointed a.
the time and place for the healing Of
objections 10 said report all psrsons la
teresied must die their objections. II
any, on OF before said appointed day.
Dated. Octob-r 3rd. 1898.
MAF CIKYELAsD.
iKr % Tix
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:,
Ical News.
l.
I Is at Husion's
a Clay is down from
Nerson has been b the
ays.
VT seat.
/ |Ailen Is home from
P-Ranch.
/ Ilar,and xya. II from |
/ Ie T,,..3. 3
II |
pa'''''os "'r 80
MS v'es''' /
y was down from
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rs. A'va 5pr'uger
heir home near the !
I.
u urfow hrs just re- (
Naia trip to the home
t|
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|Dn rlarney al fbe
H&ht.
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athe city from his
An Lake.
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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-10-31

Geo Buchanan has been IN IN
city for several days.
For first class watch repairing
/ call on f. N. Nelson.
BoRN-To Mr.. and Mrs. e,
Gibson Oct. %, a son.
Chas Newell was in the cit,
for a short time this week.
We have been having som'
fine rains the past few days.
Spectacles fitted to perfection
e. N. Nelson, practical Opt
clan.
d. r. Thorn and family arr
over from their Silver creek
home.
Just received n consignment OF
ladies and misses cloaks Luna.
burg a Dalton.
The Halloween ball given by
the Mothers Club last night was
a complete success in every re-
spect.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid will
hold a window sale at the Emm-
EFT Reed grocery store next Sat
urday, Nov. Z.
w. w. Drinkwater, black
smith, Harney. Oregon. Horse
shoeing and all kinds of general
repair work. Your business sol
icited.
L. F. Wiseman has begun the
foundation for the new Baptist
parsonage to be erected on the
lots adjoining the church.
Jeb Cox and family of Baker
City, relatives of James Kenne-
dy, are here and expect 70 re-
main in this city this winter.
Took up on the 9th one sow
with six shoates. Party owning
prove property. come get them
and pay damages.
jim MAHoN.
J. II. Culp and family have re-
turned from their trip to the
railroad. The little. reported i'll
while ON their way, has fully re-
covered.
Drs. Marsden and Griffith re-
moved a growth from Miss Lelah
Egli's foot last Sunday. The
young lady is fast improving
from the effects Of the operation.
Leslie Holiday will teach the
school at Warm Springs this win
ter. His cousin, Shannon. ex-
poets TO leave the first of next
week for Portland where he will
attend business college until next
spring.
BORN To Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Baker at their country home on
Oct. IL, a daughter. The Times
Herald has just learned Of this
arrival and although late In re-
porting il is nevertheless news
20 many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bart Siler have
just returned from John Day.
They started to go TO Baker
county last week 10 visit relativ-
es but the storm caught them at
John Day and they secured a load
Of fruit and returned.
Sheriff Richardson and Frank
Harrison arrived home last night
from Salem where they went
with prisoners. Frank spent a
few days with home folks in
Linn county and Lon visited
Portland and other points.
Drs. Marsden and Griffith per-
formed an operation on Mrs. Dan
Varien last Thursday afternoon
for floating kidney. The very
delicate operation was a complete
success and the lady is doing
well. Mrs. Varien has been in
poor health for several months. |
Adam George has q quarter
sections Of grain land. Tracts |
from'l60 acres up 20 $40 acres.
This is not 65 bushels per acre |
land. but a. bushels. Stock /
ranches from 620 up 10 1850 acres. |
All we'll watered no hosting Of |
water, ranging in prices from $40
TO $27. so per acre.
DIR. j. w. Geary was called TO
Drewsey the first of this week 10
see tseveral cases. The doctor
found quite an epidemic Of typh-
old fever in Drewsey and among
the cases he was called 10 see
were members Of the Geo. Bak-
or Chae Grammar and Mr. Hal
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-10-31
Hereford Cattle

My well known herd Of Prize
winning Hercfords is now located
on the farm Of VIM, +. Cayiness,
in Malheur county. WIN be
pleased TO have you cali and in
spect herd. If ia need OF bulls
or heifers we can satisfy you in
quality and price. Write your
wants 20.
wh. y. cAYlhESS. g. J. CONRAD.
lFosslds, Ore. IA Graads, Ore.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-13
ASKS FOR DIMES;
RETURNS DOLLARS
Unidentified PhiIanthroplst Poses as
Mendicant and Returns Aims
TenfoId, to Surprise
of GiVers

SALT LAKE CITY, April 12.-When
it became known that man stand
ing at Second South and Main streets,
who was supposed to be beggar, was
giving a dollar to every person who
responded to his appeal for aims, there
was a quick opening of purses and a
scramble to aid the needy. The man
was soon out of dollars.
The supposed beggar appeared at the
corner about o'clock at night. He
stopped number of men, plaintively
asking for the price of a meal. Some
passed on without noticing him, and
others roughly told him to go to work
or hunt up the free soup kitchen. AT
last one man gave the man dime.
Immediately the mendicant drew out
dollar.
"Take this" he said. "You gave me
a dime. I'll give you dollar"
When the urchins about the corner
learned what had happened they flock
ed to the rich beggar and showered him
with offers of assistance.
In a very few minutes the mans re-
sources were exhausted and he depart
ed. humming to himself.