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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1908-08-27
Thinning Apples.

Thinning apples and other fruit is
a practice always advisable and ex.
ceedingly profitable. Some think 1t
does not pay, but fancy fruit and fancy
prices are obtained only by proper
thinning. 1t makes the fruit larger,
better color. saves the vitality OF the
tree and tends TO annual bearing.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1908-08-27

itself, and four sections of broom
handle attached as legs at the corners,
long enough to lift It we'll above the
vines and tapered at the ends, ex-
plains the Prairie Farmer. An iron
barrel hoop passed entirely around the
carrier and fastened to the bottom and
sides, makes strong, light and easily
constructed handle.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1908-08-27
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The TreIlis.

smaller twining plants by being ar
ranged as shown in the sketch. Attach
them firmly to heavy stakes with some
No. Z smooth wire, explains Farm and
Home, and you have an arrangement
which will last for several years and
is not unattractive to the eye.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1908-08-27
BARREL HOOP TRELLlS.
How to Make Unique Support for
Grapes or Other Vines.

The ordinary wooden hoops from
barrels may be made into an attrac.
tive arbor for grapes or support for
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1908-08-27

Keep the sweet potato vines con-
fined to the row. not allowed to spread
all over the surface.
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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-10-10

FoR RENT Good hay and grain
ranches. Inquire Of |. M. Dav.
is, Drewsev. Ore.
Robt. Reed, who is now head
clerk in the mercantile establish
ment of Fred Haines at Harney,
was down yesterday on business.
a complete necdonized map Of
Harvey Go. in ion colors. show
ing all laro holdings. has been
gotten out by h. o. f.. Co.
Price SL0O. McGowan & Nichols.
Sales Agt.
Rings Little Liver Pills for
billousncss. siekheadache. They
keep you well. 25c. Try them.
Sold by The Welcome Pharmacy,
Burns, Ore, Fred Haines. Har-
ney, Ore.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-10-10
TEACHERS ANNUAL INSTITUTE.

Supt. Hamilton is down from
Harney where he has been teach
ing for the past three weeks.
He states that the annual insti-
tute win be held in this city on
November Is, 10 and 20.
AS yet the program has not
been formulated, but among the
outside educators and instructors
10 be present is Prof. l.. X. Aid
oman, one Of the faculty Of the
stateuniyersity. Supt. Hamilton
is also considering the ADVISABLE
~ Of holding a convention Of the
district school boards in connec-
uon with the institute. This.
however. has not been definitely
decided. but is certainly a good
IDEA II directors can be induced
10 attend.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-10-10
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

H. Frank Huct land, starr auckland
Jane. nuchland, Hattie Pierce, and
Gco gle Murray. aud "a nn, aud sll
heir ui the estate Of J. G. Buc land
4, ccs.ed, starr rucklend ~ Aiminis
TRAITOR oi all cstiic aud 20 any ,nd vi
parties IN lutercst;--
You. aud each of YOU are hvrtby noti.
fled that I, The rnd signed. have e..
pended the sum Of $4,000 Ia labor an
improvements upon The Bullion Qdar Z
Mining Claim, the same bciug situate
Ia the llarney Mining district aud stu.
ate In or near the center Of section 4.
Ia r. "a. 5. r 30, y. W. NJ In llsrucy
County, Oregon, located by the und,
signed and one J. c. Buctland. dccgau.
cd, ~ will appear by my ccrtidaaie
heretofore hlri ln the ofnce ~ ihr
County Clerk II ilauney County, orc
von, ior 'hc purpt.r ol holding laii
rrcmisos Dee The ruvitons IT SECT ION
23li feusri statutes o the United
States; thia hc.ng thr amount ~ oxp.u.
iiiure required undcr the provisions 81
said sc,tio, - lnld the .,ine from the
ist day oi Jan, ipDi, tu ibe a. day Il
Jan lNoS
Now, suhiu nn du, nlt ihi u. irr
by publ cation 500 ..,l, nVst Sc of q Iuse
90 contribute 500 Ioporiion 10. zoe
expenditure lwn,rs in -aid above
do,cilod miuinF oaim, our iuiDn /
therein will ,se0mc tho pfopsu u thu
undersigned uuacf tho p.oyrl ). 90
said section 2all above mrutioucd
o. j. DARsr
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-10-10
c. A. - eourt baiIir.

c. A. Byrd court bailiG.
JobprinGnq TheTimes-Horald
The Baptist Ladies' aid viii
h1ld q window sale at Reeds
grocery next Saturday, Oct. II.
6l0 aero ranch for sale suitable
for dairy or stock ranch. Abund-
ancc of water ior irrigation and
power inquire at this office.
Hon. a. j. johnson and daugh-
Ter. Mis- Cl.o. took thoir dopar-
.urc Wc1n sd1y morning for
.hair h5m iu Cutaliia
There Aill be- initiation follow
cd by q social meeting Of Burns
Chapter O. j.. S. next Monday
evening. Oct. ~.
ESTHER SCHWARTZ, w. NJ.
If you ere in need Of Harvest
ING Machinery call in and see
as. We can compete with any
Of them and some better.
J. j. TUPKER.
The Now Windsor Bar. under
the manarcm OF Lee Caldwell
is one Of Che most popular resorts
in Eastern Oregon. Drop in
when you have O thirst,
T. F. Arnold and family took
their departure Monday for On
tario where he has bought n
farm. Tom says he will now de-
vote his time 10 raising bic red
apples.
II you can't buy lumber and
pickets satisfactory from Horton,
burlington or Roy Bunyard, see
Chas. H. Davis at Harney and
get bargain. Some grain yet
for sale.
NJ. A. Woodruff Of Juntua,
Malhour county. has been in this
city for several days. Mr.. Wood
ruff Is q brc3or of Durham
ctllc and brourhl over several
head Of registered ycarling bulls
with three COWS which he viii
sen 70 local cattle men. His
bunch Of cattle was much adj
mircd during the fair by all who
visited them, as they are the
finest we have ever seen. He
has already disposed Of seven
head and We have no doubt he
viii have no trouble in disposirg
Of the entire lot as soon as stock
men get TO see them.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-10-10

Miss Ada Neal is teaching the
school at Van.
For SALE 800 acres Of hay
land. Inquire at this office.
Edison Photographs ard re-
cords for sale at Lunaburg &
Dalton's.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Buchanan
were guests of friends in this
city this week.
Miss Helene Swain begun the
fall term Of school on Sage Hon
last Monday.
MCGOWAN & Nichols have
customers for relinquishments.
See them il YOU want to buy or
sell.
s. A. Vest, one of our prosper
Gus sheep raisers and former
stock Inspector spent several days
in this city this week.
Simon Lewis and p. NJ. Cheney
left this morning with their fami-
lies for the John Day whore they
go for a little vacation and to get
some fruit.
MARRIED Thursday, Oct. 8 at
Harvey. Frank c. Buckland and
Mrs. Birdie Vert, Justice Davis
performing the ceremony. The
Tmes-Herald joins friends in ex-
tending congratulations.
Adam George has 2l quarter
sections Of grain land. Tracts
from 100 acres up to GAO acres.
This is not 50 bushels per acre
land, but 40 bushels. Stock
ranches from 620 up to 1850 acres.
Al well watered no hosting Of
watcr, ranging in prices from $40
to $3.50 per acre.
IL you are a sufferer from pill
es, ManZan Pile Remedy will
bring relief with the first appli-
cation. Guaranteed. Price soc.
Sold by The Welcome Pharmacy,
Burns, Orc, Fred Haines, Har-
ney, Ore.
]. L. Roberts of Boise, EDITOR
Of the Idaho Unionist, made a
stop-ovor-be -betweon-trains visit in
North Nowder Saturday night
with his eldest sister. Mrs. Grace.
whom he had not seen in the
past three years. North Powder
News.
Sheriff Richardson, who re-
Gently returned from Salem
bringing hack Messrs. Pollard.
Smith and Miller from the poni-
tenitary 10 testify 90 witnesses
in cases before the circuit court. |
says he saw Frank Miller in Port
land and that he was having a
great time. Lon says that Frank
spent a good portion Of his time
az the dinner table and the last
seen Of him he had a whole hind
quarter OF beef before him pre-
pairing 10 have a square meal.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-10-10
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT

ln re d tate Of Cliffo cleveland de-.
cea ed
Take notice thst the ondeTsisned ca
oCuirx oi IA, above STATE has file her
hnal account herein. aud that by order
II the CogDiy Court Of liarney county
one ou duly made aud entered ilie2nd
day of october 1918 Mondiy November
spd.i9Js a. 10 o'clock A n al lhs Cou,t
house IN hurns, has been appointed as
thr time aid lace Cor the hearing Of
lbiatIpns 10 SAID report all per-ons la.
trresiei must hlo their objections. II
any. on or before said appointed day.
Dated Oeiob 3rd, 1898.
Mar CLEyELAsD.
Exr UtTix
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-10-10

Painting and paper hanging
/ A. Horton.
A. Vcnator came in from bis
ranch Thursday.
The public library is again
open three days in each week as
formcry.
J. z. Sizomorc has boon over
from his Warm Springs farm
this week.
Mcsdames Reed e johnson have
received a consignment OF fan
and winter hats and have a large
order now on the way.
A private lctter from Portland
states that Chas. Anderson. who
recently underwent n serious
operation. is getting alono fine
and will soon be able 30 return
home.
Alex Macintosh. the Crook
county sheepmau. passed through
this city last week with q large
flock OF sheep which he was
trailing TO railroad points TO the
cast for shipment
Judge Weatherford, OF Albany,
is among the outside attorneys
attending circuit court. He u
defending Geo. S. Miller who has
been indicted Jon several counts
charged with larceny Of stock.
WANTED-About 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 T.. RoUNsEYILLE,
Manager.
The regular October apportion-
ment OF school funds, which
should have been made last Mon
day, has been delayed on account
Of Supt. Hamilton not receiving
the proper supplies on which 70
make the orders. These sup
plies have been delayed and as
soon as received the matter viii
be attended 10.
MARRIED AT the Anderson
hotel in this city yesterday, Oct.
9, George Simmons and Miss
.Cathloen Gillen. Rev. A. j. Irwin
performing the ceremony. The
wedding was very quiet, only the
necessary witnesses being pre-
sent. The friends Of the couple
join The Times-Herald in well
wishes. We understand Mr..
and Mrs. Simmons win make
their home at Narrows.
Mr.. loves Madison Square
Theatre Co. left here Thursday
morning for Prineville where
they will play all next week. The
company was very satisfactory
here and win be royalty received
upon their next visit. Among
the strong productions by this
company ''The Clay Baker"
stands out as the best play ever
produced in Burns. ,lr. Mong
is certainly an artist and made
good in this bill. ''Tll Death
Do Us Part" was another strong
play. but it does not compare
with The Clay Baker.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-10-10
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
uSrrn srarrs ,Sp orrcv.
nnfna. Nfrcon. len enha BE-. iots

NNfht. Ninfoni -rN tWNt w lNN \
NntDo fs hc.ctr g't ihst John g.
NuIff. |l -iHn u 'HfIHI NNn on NOYumhci
H.tni mHdr IIfH krflt. So idiO. serial
Nu 81 fnr ~ NWI N NNi, ,aWi.
.cctiou H. roWnsniu D. south N nac M East
Willamette Ncridian he's niel uuflce oi
intention to male tinll Iivc Year rfonf
20 establish claim tl thn lnud above described.
before the Register sud Nntcivrf NJ uufns,
OrcEou, uu the pih dnN ni November inos
Claimant names ~ Witnesses
James =. uanklus, Wiiiam HoR, y. g.
nulkclcv, all Of Seneca. oregon, charles
owens, of Burns, oregon.
wn. FAnHr. Register
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-10-10

dihttht uhN PupOA he'fS'Ne
A. Horton.
Mrs. J. T., Barnes is reported
on the sick list.
A. E. Brown and wife have
been in the city this week.
Spectacles fitted to perfection
e. N. Nelson, practical opti-
clan.
Hon. c. w. Parrish came in
last Sunday evening to attend
court.
w. H. Brooke is among the
outside attorneys in attendance
upon circuit court.
Just received a consignment of
ladies and misses cloaks i Luna
burg & Dalton.
Geo. Curtis Of Ontario, has
been over from Ontario this week
on a visit to relatives.
VIM. Altnow. the pioneer Otis
creek rancher, was among our
visitors during the week.
J. F. Mahon made a hurried
trip to this city Thursday, re-
turning home yesterday.
For SALE -24O acres sage
brush land. near country schoG.
Six room house and small barn.
Inquire az this Office.
There is another cattle buyer.
here from outside points but The.
lTimcs-Berald has not learned
what prices b. is Offering.
w. W. Drinlwatcr, black-
smith, Harncy Ovpon. llorg-
shocing and all kinds Of general.
repair work. Your buainoss ol-
icited
Took up on the 9,h one ow
with six shoa,es. Party ovningl
prove property come get them
and pay damages.
jiM MAuON
V. Cawlfcld left Thursday for
his home in Happy Valley after
seeing bis family comfortably
domicilcd in the DR.. Brown resi-
donce in this city for thc winter |
Dr. Carl Griffith returned home /
Monday from avisit 90 his mother |
lat salem. Hc reports hi mother
n very poor health and was sorry |
that e was necessary TO hurry
back here.
X. j. Williams and son Fred /
were over from their Silver creek |
home q few days this week.
Fred will leave the first Of next
wcel, for Portland where he viii |
attend school this winter
C. A. Eou,n. Of Chicago, |
spent several days here this
week. Mr.. Corten ownes the
Shaw farms IN this vicinity and
makes one trip annually 10 look |
after his interests. He hasn't
much hope Of Mr.. Hartman do
ing anything in the line Of rail-
road building. but has great faith |
in Hill. We expect 10 have q |
road by each Of the gentlemen |
into the Haney country.
A petition asking that the dis
barment proceedings against NJ. /
r. Biggs by the Oregon Bar
Association be quashed was cir
culated here early this week and /
viii be sent 10 the Association .
loaded with signatures and acted /
upon 20 RS next session In Port
land. A significant fact Is that
Bar Association men rook the .
petition around. If this fact and .
the names Of nearly everybody
in town counts for anything, tho
proccedino win be- dismissed. as
they oueht = be. Prneyille Re-
view.
DIED 40 the home Of his son
in this city last night, Frank
Wiscman, AGED 20 years. The
old gentleman came over TO this
place from John Day last year 10
mako his home with bis con. He
was q shoemaker by trade and
worked a hort time at the
bench after colaing here but his
son finally induced him TO give
up his work. Mr. Wiseman had /
been confined 20 his bed about a
month and last night suffered an
attack Of heart failure which
proved fatal. His wife died al
John Day about two years ago.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-10-10
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,

IfTHn .tFa tAsn urffrf Z
hufUa, uiraou, lulf 20,
Nol ~ hrfrhi nvUl thsL ed |el.rt BY
tho tuWriHH'urH n fhr urHrr.i tf Hu ufire.
under fhu D. UIf.rHH ni flH tfI Uf tDu,fra.
IfuFtl Iuhr |HN HfHfff HlfI nH NlIl
uslurk, iu.i NiI ll.U 'NIN III u Nf ANdusit tNtf
~ this once. the fHl|uHIur flfI "a land
~ ~ section H. w. HuHnln o. ffuI D.
Range M iisi, N AZ ie,uHl h0 0A
huF urrHarf claiming adversely the above
dusIflitd iHulH lr fFlrrf fn rIr NJ cir rlni me
90 ollgsiians un of hrisr thc time dstisnaied
ior faie.
vs.. IAHur. Hesisirr.
TKANK HAvHY, Receiver
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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-10-10
Lbility is Our
.atchWOrd

|Dnfinual growth OF this store is one OF
las facts IN the history Of merchandising
The canse for this growth is plain to
ron ths satisfaction which attendseVery
She complete assortments, the trust
i oi thelnelchaulise, the efficient service
|slway& lowest prices all combining to
atorp. .theloeical supply center for gro
apparel needs
for trading stamps, given Nth -every
|vhnse.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-01-24
CUT In WAGES
BY SOUTHERN
Pay Of Whole Clerical Force to Be
Refused IOPe Cent. l.
BEGINS FEBRUARY 1sT
knitting Apphessto Entire Railway System.
y Employees Earning Sso.Per MONTH
(; and Less, Not Affected

The Southern railway, according to
well authenticated information, has
made, a cut Of 10 per cent in the sal
aries of its entire clerical force, ex-
tending over the whole system, effect
give. February L. WI
4 The reduction applies to every Office
& employee of the system, including Off
Gals of the road, who is now receiving
. a salary above $50 a month.
The cut, IT is stated, AFFECTS aflclerks,
stenographers. passenger and freight
agents, clear up. through the official
heads OF these various departments.
So far no reduction has been ordered
in the pay Of any Of the employees Of
the operating department., ssuehtas en-.
gineers, firemen, switchmen and the
like, and whether a similar reduction
is contemplated in this department
cannot be learned. .S ~
So far as the Office forces are con-
cerned, however, the reduction ordered
is sweeping, and affects every one alike
except the men making $50 and under
The Southern first act out a large
number of its mechanics, followed that
with cutsing out a large number Of pas
senger trains and now as a further
step toward retrenchment is using the
knife on salaries.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-01-24
PUBLIC MORALS TEoPARDIzED.
Judge Requested to Clear the Court Room
When EVELYN Thaw Testifies. F'as

Judge Requested to Clear the Court Room
When Evelyn Thaw Testifes.
A series Of surprises brought the
TThaw trial at New York near crisis
Friday. Both Evelyn Thaw, the wife,
and Mrs. William Thaw, the mother
of the defendant, were on the witness
stand, and just as the former w$sSabout
to relate anew the story of her life,
as she told:it TO ThaW in Paris sfhf 1903,
District. Attorney Jerome arose and sug-
gested that, in the interest of public
morals, all persons save those immedi-
ately interested in the case should be
excluded from the court room during
the recital of what he termed assAorri-
BILE tale" The motion included the
representatives of newspapers as well
as the public generally. Attorney Mar
tin w. Littleton of the deefnsg SPined
in it to shield the young womanvfro
hundreds of curious eyes, and said that
SO far as, the constitutional right to
an open hearing was concerned, he was
deadly to; waive that point in any iron
clad manner the court might suggest
Proceedings were suspended and de-
cision withheld until Monday. q
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-01-24
AFTER DIspENsARY eRAFTERs.
Z Warrants Issued in Investigation OF South
Carolina Dispensary.

g Warrant Issued in Investigation OF South
Carolina Dispensary.
Alleging conspiracy to defraud the
state, OF. South Carolina, the state dis
pensary commission at Columbia had
a warrant issued Friday for about if-
teen persons; including M. A. Good
man, the representative Of Baltimore
liquor house, who was arrested Thurs
day.
Major Black, a former member Of the
board of control, was arrested Friday
afternoon, and later released on a bond
+. Of 100000 Warrants for former Direc-
tor John Bell Lowell and L. w. Boykin
were also sent out for service. The
names Of other parties wanted are
withheld because, it is stated, It is
feared their publicity might interfere
with their arrest.
M. A. Goodman, the whiskey house
representative, has given bond in the
sum az $4,000. These arrests are the
results of Investigations by the COM
mission and with the aid Of Attorney
General Lyon.