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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-08-12
Telegramy kraiow!e.

Meksyk, rniasto, 12 sierpnia.-
Ma pograniczu Meksyku i Guate-
mali wybuchla epidemicznie ospa
i szerzy sic zastraszajaco. We
dug wiadomosci podanych przez
nadgraniczny urzad clowy pochla-
MIA ia zaraza wiele ofiar, tenn bar
dziej, re gospodarka sanitarna
Jest bardzo opiakana.
Monterey, Mex, IL sierpnia. -
z powodu wylewu rzeki sw. Kata
rzyny utonelo ubieglej nocy IA
osob, znaczna Geese dobytku pa
dla ofiara zywioiu. w ciagu dnia
przybral wylew takie zastraszaja-
ce rozmiary, ze liczby ofiar W lu-
dziach oznaczyc ME MONA, poda-
ia ia W przyblizeriu ma 60 osob.
Blisko 900 domow chat, naleza-
cych do biedniejszej klasy ludno-
Sci zniszczonych.
Fiune, II sierpnia. - Tutejszy
,,Ogolny Bank kredytowy" byl
wczoraj teatrem niezwykle smia-
lego napadu rabunkowego. Trzech
Moskali wdarlo sic rano, kr6tko
po otwarciu kasy do bidynku.
Zastrzelili kasyera zrabowali
$4,000, nastepnie zaczeli uciekat.
Miedzy bandytami, policya wy
wiazala sic ma ulicy walka. Strza-
ly padaly gesto, lecz wszystkie
chybione, w kohcu ujeia policya
tego bandyte, ktory mial przy so
bic caly zrabowany suP, wobec.
czego bank ME poniosl materyal-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-08-12
Telegramy zagranlczne

Konstantynopol, IL sierpnia. -
Wielki wezyr Hilmi Pasza, po
odbytej naradzie gabinetem po7
dal nastepujaca odpowiedz ma no
te grecka do wiadomoSci:
,,Chociaz nota ME jest w zu-
pelnosci dla Turcyi zadawalniaja-
ca, przyjmuje sic ia, gdyz zawiera
oswiadczenie, ze Grecya ME zywi
zamiar6w anektowania Krety. w
niekt6rych punktach jednak jest
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-08-12

ku minut W gruzy obr6cicby mo
g}y port W Calais. Wstrzasnienie,
kt6re kazdy strza} wywo1uje, ma
bye niezwykle slime. Juz podezas
manewr6w, strza3y z jednej tylko
armaty wywoiywa}y ogrOmne
wstrzasnienie calego okretu, bly,
skawiczne cofanie sic rur armat-
mich, zawr6t powietrza tax silny,
ze zaloga d}ugi czas oswoie sic z
tenn ME mogla. Katwo sobie wyo-
brazi6 co sic dzia6 bedzie podczas
bitwy prawdziwej, gdy Dread
naughty grzmiec zaczna wszystkie-
mi naraz dzia}ami.
Obok Dreadnaughta stoja ''Bel-
lerophOn", Superb, General
re', try m3odsze Okrety tel samej
klasy tylko troche. :. jeszcze vie
ksze, dalej "Lord Nelson "Aga-
memnon", malo co i'm ustepujace.
P{yniemy dalej wsr6d szeregu
,okrst6@. Wysfrdamy ma p0kfsd
nowego krazownika wojennego
"Invincible", kt6ry r6wniez nalezy
do Dreadnaught6w, tylko, ze dzwi-
lga zamiast dziesieciu "tylko" o.
STEM r6wnie potwornych armat i
wskutek tego uzyska6 moie nieco
wieksza szybkose. Wladze woj-
skowe z wielka uprzejmoscia "a
praszaja mas do zwiedzenia okretu.
Ma pok}adzie niewiele zostaje
miejsca do spacerowania- Armaty
tkwiace W lawetsch niby W OIL
brzymich klatkach zajmuja Gale
niemal miejsee, zas}aniajac prawie
zupe4nie swiatIo. Wobec zmroku
ma pokladzie, przyjemna niespo-
dzianke stanowia eleganckie wy
godne salony oficer6w W tel ply
wajacej, zelaznej fOrtecy. Ma ko-
rytarzach stoja karabiny zalogi,
ma malym placyku szafy szklane z
biblioteka okretowa. ZaIOga okre-
tu, 0 lie ME ma "urlopu ladowe-
go", przebywa wylacznie W dolnej
czesci statku. Prawie wszyscy cho-
dza boso.
W drodze powrotnei przeplywa-
my obok wielkiej glOtyi tOrpedow-
COW i lodzi podwodnych. Te dru-
gle maja 100 do $50 stop d}ugo-
sci, wydajja sic jednak znacznie
mniejsze, gdyz trzecia Geese ich co
najmniej znajduje sic pod woda,
Statki te robia wrazenie, jak gdy-
by powoli lonely i tylkO pok1ad u
trzyma} sic mad poziomem wody.
Nieliczna zaioga krzata sic naSwas-
kim pokladzie; wydaje sic, ze to
garstka rozbitk6w. Dwie tych To-
dzi W drodze do ujScia Tamizy i
stotnie zatonely, a GAIA ich zaloga
zginela W g}ebiach NORA.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-08-12

mosci. (Dotychczas ME udala sic
Holbeinowi jeszcze ami jedna wy
prawa. Najlepszego wyniku do
siegnal W r. 1903, dopiynawszy
w % godzinach 21 minutach ma
mile Cd brzegow angielskich, da-
lei jednakowoz plynac juz ME
mogl, tax byl wyczerpany. Przyp.
red.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-08-12
PRZEGLAD
POLITYKI MIEDzYNARODOWEL
NiezVyktG l0yStGaUG.)

Chacago, II slerpnla-
Bywa}y wystawy najrOzmait-
sze, Rad angielski jednak urzadzi}
cos calkiem nowego pod tym wzgle-
dem, mianowicie wystawe floty
wOjennej "dumnegO AIbiOnu" W
ca}ej pOtedze.
ChodzilO tu przedewszystkiem
rzadowi o wzbudzenie W najszer-
szych warstwach ludnosci angiel-
skiej zapaIu do ''pOlityki NOR
skiej'', tudziez uspokOjenie OPT
nil pubGcznej, zatrwO1Onej nieco
pog}Oskami o przysz}ym ''najez-
die niemieckim." Zw}aszcza, re W
ostatnich czasach szerzy6 sic "a
) -ezelS miedzF lHdnescia nieRzasa-
dnione zreszta wiesci, jakoby ma
rynarka angielska pozostawa}a W
zastoJu stan JeJ obecny ME odpo-
wiada} jui tradycyOm potegi wiel-
kO-brytanskiej ma morzu. "Wysta-
wa" morska zaprzeczye miala tym
obawOm ukazujac flote angiel-
ska W jej chwale, wzbudzi6 W lud-
nosci przekonanie, ze ma wszelkie
postrachy "niebezpieczenstwa ME
mieckiego" odpowiedzie6 moze
buta pewnoscia siebie: those
blooming Gernansi
Wystawe urzadzono przy ujsciu
do Tamizy, dalej bowiem W gore
rzeki ME moglyby posunae sic OIL
brzymy morskie. Ma ma}ym pa
rowezyku = pisze correspondent
CzasaI wyruszamy pOrtu WIKI
tOryi ma przejazdzke dOkO}a flOty.
Orazajqc Okrety wielkim }ukiem,
zblizamy sic do Southend ma pre-
ciwnym brzegu. Gromadzi sic tam
80 do 100 tysiecy ludzi dziennie
dla ogladania floty. KO4o South
endu p@ynie nasz parowczyk pOza
linie okret6w wojennych. DIVA
wielkie okrety magazynowe otwie-
raja te linie. Zblizamy sic wresz-
Gle do slynnego Dreadnaughta,
kt6ry wywolal rewolucye we wszy-
stkich marynarkach wojennych.
Gdy sic patrzy ma niego bliska,
ma razie wielkiego wrazenia ME
wywoluje. Aparat morderczy z
szarej stall - OF wszyStko. Malo-
wniczemi te najnowsze potwory
ME 50 W wiekszym stopniu, ,niz mp.
olbrzymie maszyny rotacyjne. Bu-
dowa Jest niska - potw6r p}asko
ley ma wodzie; ma przeciez tylko
dzwiga6 armaty. A te armatyl
Dlugie jak wieze koseielne wyglq-
daja olbrzymieh lawet. ''Dread-
naught' dzwiga dziesiec takich
najeiezszych armat, kt6re wyrzu-
ca6 moga pociski o wadze 8 cent
narrow. Kazdy strza} takiego
dziaIa kosztuje $500 koron, je5li
naraz dane So strzaly ze wszyst-
kich armat, jeden TAXI "wystep"
Dreadnaughta kosztuje $4,000 ko-
ron. Lawety, W kt6rych leza dzia-
Ia sztuka W sztuke kosztuja po
100000 koron. Donioslos6 strza-
2u dochodzi 40 kilometr6w. z por-
tn Dover po przez kanal La Man
che, Dreadnaughty W przeciqgu XII
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-08-12
Spokane, Wash, 10 sierpnia.--

zadania Cd kongresu ma cele uzy-
znienia lezacych dotychczas odio-
giem wielkich nieurodzajnych
przestrzeni kraju, 3-procent. po-
zyczki w kwocie S miliardow do
larow. Pozyczka ia ma bye uzyta
ma nawodnienie, odwodnienie, bu-
DOVE kanaiow wodnych, ma bu-
DOVE drog ma utrzymanie la
sow, - po 1 miliardzie na kazdY
z tych celow. Wybrano wydzial,
majacy zajat sic wygotowaniem
petycyi do kongresu W tel TAX
ekonomicznie donioslej dla Sta
now Zjednoczonych waznej spra|
vie.
I. N. Teal z Oregonu przedio-
zyl rezolucye, majaca ma celu o"
chrome ptactwa pred tepieniem
ich ma zachodzie W celu dogodze-
MIA kaprysom mody. Tepienie to
ma fatalny skutek, re rozmnaza-
| ia sic znacznie silniej szkodliwe
dla drzewostanu niskopiennych
roslin owady.
Atlanta, Ga, 12 sierpnia. Legi-
slatrra tutejszego Stanu zamkne-
Ia swe obrady, ku wielkiemu za-
dowoleniu ogoiu, gdyz ME strwo-
Mia ona jeszcze nigdy tax bezo-
wocnie swego czasu, jak W osta-
tniej kadencyi.
Neutrality-suspicious. obja
wem tutejszego pozionlu mysle7
MIA jest fakt, re ME wzieto pod
obrady przediozenia szkolni-
ctwie, ktore przewiduje przymus
uczeszczania do szkoly przynaj-
mniej przez miesiace W roku, az
do dojscia do lat IA.
Motywem niewziecia pod obra-
dy tego przedlozenia byio, re z
chwila przymusu szkolnego roz-
szerzylaby sic oswiata wsrod mt
rzynow, zaczem poszediby ubytek
sill roboczych. -.,---'>''s
San Antonio, Tex, 10 sierpnia.
Uwieziono tu przew6dce rewolu-
cyonistow I. NJ. Randele, ktory W
r. 1902 zorganizowal try kompa-
ME zolnierzy pod La Vascas. Zna-
leziono W mieszkaniu jego wielka
ilosc broni palnej najnowszego
systemu, pieczec meksykahskiej
organizacyi rewolucyjnej, oraz fo-
tografie, ksiazki korespondencye
Junty.
Najwazniejsza zdobycza re-
wizyi W domu jego jest ksiazka,
obejmujaca nazwiska wszystkich
rewolucyonistow. Z niej to do
wiedziano sic, re rewolucyonisci
So rozsypani po calych Stanach
Zjednoczonycl Cd Nowego Yor-
ku po Los Angeles.
Salt Lake City, Utah., 12 sierp-
MIA. - Z powodu ogromnych IL
pai6w uroczystosc weteranow G.
A. R. ME wypadla TAX swietnie,
jak sic spodziewano, W kazdym
jednak razie stanelo do szeregu
zwyz 5000 wiarusow.
Uroczystosc majaca wyiacznie
charakter wojskowy rozpoczeaa
sic godzinie 10 rano pochodem.
Ma czele pochodu kroczyli delega-
ci Illinois, potem Wisconsin.
Pennsylvania, Ohio i. a ma sa-
mym koicu Oklahoma. Pochod
za1nykala utahijska gwardya ma
rodowa, Pochod podazyl mile na
poludnie, gdzie ma 7 ulicy oczeki-
wala 60 dziatwa szkolna W liczb;e
1900 glow przyozdobiona W bar
wne wstegi czerwono-bialo-niebie
skie, tworzac ,flage", ktora iowa
rzyszyla pochodowi z powrotem.
Nastepnie odbyiy sic pod okiem
obecnego naczelnego dowodcy
Henryka M. NevMs'a cwiczenia.
Uroczystosc ME obeszla sic bez
wypadkow, gdyz blisko 100 die
ci i 20 wiarusow doznalo poraze-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-08-12

nota niewyczerpujaca, wobec cze-
go Porta bedzie zadala w noweJ
nocie wyjaSuien. Ma razie posla
tureckiego Aten sic ME odwo-
luje, rozwiazanie zawiklah ma
Krecie oddaje sic panstwom O.
piekunczym".
Londyn, 1s sierpnia. = Ogla-
szaja tu, re sprawa turecko-grec-
ka ma bye przez mocarstwa opie-
kuncze nastepujaco rozstrzygnie-
ia: Mocarstwa zapewniaja Tur-
eye, chwila przyjecia przez mia
noty greckiej, re w razie pono-
wnych zamieszek Tub prowokacyi
ma Krecie, zostanie wyspa pono-
wnie przez wojska mocarstw OBJ
sadzona.
Idgrad, 10 sierpnia. = Ksiaze
Jerry znowu stall sic g}osnym, a
to dzieki wypadkowi. Ekspery-
mentowal on z jakaS wybuchowa
materya nagle nastapil wybuch,
slyszany w znacznej odlegSoSci
w mieScie.
Powstaly niezliczone pogloski
niezbyt pochlebne dla awanturni-
czego bohatera ,,wojny" Au-
strya, miedzy innemi, ze ks. Je-
rzy usiiowal pozbawic eksplozya
zycia brata swojego. Dopiero po-
DAME wlaSciwych przyczyn wy
buchu do publicznej wiadomosci
polozy5o kres szerzonym plotkom.
Peking, IL sierpnia. - Energia
Japonii wchodzi w przyslowie i
slusznie, bo w budowie kolei An
tung-Mukden, tax niedawno "a
czetej postepuja z blyskawiczna
szybkoscia, ME ogladajac sic ma
to, re sprawa ia ma projektowa-
nej przez Chiny konferencyi W
Mukdenie ma bye omawiana.
Peking, 10 sierpnia. - Ma kon-
ferencyi W sprawie pozyczki dla
Chin, odbytej W obecnosci anne
rykanskiego delegate Hehryak F.
Fletchera, reprezentantow angiel-
-skich,- francuskich i niemieckich
kapital6w pod przewodnictwem.
chinskiego ministra spraw zagra-
nicznych Tun-Yena postanoWiono
re Stany Zjednoczone partycypu-
ja W jednej ~czwartej czesci W
rzeczonej pozyczce.
Stockholm, 10 sierpnia. - w
strajku -nastapii punkt zwretny.
w ciagu dnia wczorajszego po-
wrocilo do piracy wielu robotni-
k6w rozmaitych ga}ezi Przemy-
slu. Spodziewaja sic ma dis po-
wrotu zecerow drukarzy. Dla
czczego chyba tylko zamanifesto-
wanna odby}o sic wczoraj zgroma-
dzenie strajkujacych W liczbie
$4,000, wsrod ktorych dalo sic
slyszec wiele glosow "a podje-
ciem piracy. w Norberg dopuscili
sic strajkujacy wybrykow, wsrod
ktorych % zostalo aresztowa-
nych.
Alcuhemas, 12 sierpnia. Wczo-
raj nastapilo wyladowanie zapa-
SOW dla wojska hiszpahskiego,
nadeszlych okretem ,,Estremadu-
RAJ. Maurowie obsypali towarzy-
szace tenu ladowaniu wojska
gradem pociskow byliby unicest-
will Gala akcye, gdyby ME silny
ogien ciezkiej artyleryi z okretu,
fortu pobrzeza.
Madryt, 12 sierpnia. - z Pc
ron de la Gomera, wysepki BIZ
skiej wybrzezy Marohka, dono-
sza, re Mauretanie atakowali o.
negdaj arrnie hiszpahska Gala
zaciek{oscia. w nocy ustal nagle
ogieh, tax, ze przypuszczano CO.
fniecie sic Kabylow powodu o.
gnia artyleryi. Przypuszczenie to
jednak byio przedwczesne, bo
Kabylowie ME tylko re sig ME
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-08-12
Ksiaze jerry ,,redivivus9 JapOnia sic spieszy.
DOlary W Chinach
Wa1 pod MeHIIa Z DanI DegadaGya mnstra Wojly Wspa
niahmysInOSt sOCyaEstcznegO rzaduD
u MEK5XKU.
osPA. wYLEwY, TRzEsIENIE zIEM1.
Okret zginaf bez Sladu.

PrOhibcya,
SlepOta lega
tury-Uwieenie UroczyOsc c. A. H. Skan-
Katastro1a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-08-12

Dokonczelie na sronicy 4tel.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1909-06-19
TWO WEDDINGS.

One Of the pretticst wedding
events Of the season was that
which took place at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. K. Richardson
in Burns, Wednesday evening
June 10th when their daughter
Mas Florence was united in
marriage TO Mr.. Joseph Thomp-
son, and Miss Veda Nelson, sister
Of Mrs. Richardson. was united
in marriage 10 Mr.. ii. j. Hansen.
Rev A. j. Irwin performed the
ceremonies winch TOOK place in
the presence Of company Of re-
latives and invited friends. At
8:15 O'Clock, TO the strains of a
beautiful wedding march played
by Mrs. G. A. Rembold the two
bridal couples entered the parlor,
which was decorated most taste
fully for the occasion, and took
their places beneath a large we'd
ding bell. Mr.. Thompson and
Miss Richardson first took The
marriage vows, while Mr. Hansen
and Miss Nelson acted as best
man and bridesmaid. AT the
close of the first ceremony Mr..
Thompson and his bride stepped
back and allowed Mr.. Hansen
and his bride to be, to take their
places while Mr.. and Mrs.
Thompson played the role Of best
man and bridesmaid. The beau
tiful ring ceremony was used and
little Regina Schwartz was the
bearer Of the rings. Following
the congratulations the wedding
party partook of a bountiful we'd
ding repast consisting Of ice
cream. cake, fruit, nuts and candy.
Both couples were the recipients
Of many beautiful and useful
Another pleasant fea-
ture of the evening was the sere-
made by the Burns male quartet.
Both young couples will make
their homes in Burns and will be
at home TO their many friends in
a short while.
A. J. l.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1909-06-19
job printing The Times-Heralc

job printing The Times Herald
A, Schenk carries an up-to-date
stock of clothing on.
Lloyd Johnson and family were
among our visitors from Lawen
the first of the week.
The party who borrowed G. w.
Clevenger's crowbar will please
return it as he wisees to use it,.
Dry slab wood at mill only
$l.00 per cord.
Burns Milling Co.
The many friends of Fred Oak
erman are glad to learn he is i'm
proving from his recent attack of
grip and lung trouble.
2section Gin 60 tooth Steel
Lever Harrows at $22. 90 at C. H.
Voegtly's. See that you do not
get / inch and only 80 tooth Har-
rows, instead of the above.
Paints, Oils, Doors and Wind
ows, in fact everything for the
farmer or builder. Give us a
call and we will be glad to give
you prices. Myers Pumps and
Star Windmills.
Hanney Co. Imp. DC Hdwe. Co.
School Supt. Hamilton and
wifi took their departure Wed
nesday for Salem where Mr.. II.
goes to attend the meeting of the
association of county superinten-
dents. They will visit the Seattle
fair and other points of interest
before returning home. \
]. A. McCune and wife arrived
here Wednesday evening in their
handsome tourist car, having
made the trip from National City,
q suburb of San Diago, in the
machine without a mishap. The
family used to live near Lawen
and Mr. McCune was at one time
one of our substantial sheep
raisers, They disposed of their
here several years ago
and moved TO Weiser, but later
going to southern California
whore they now have a beautiful
home. Mr., McCune is stock
holder in the bank at his home
town and is financially able to
take things easy. They have
many warm friends among the
pioneer people of this section
with whom they are enjoying a
visit. They go from here to
Weiser where they win visit re-
latiyes.
Salisbury fixes watches P.O block
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1909-06-19
Try q meal al the Home Hotel.

G. G. Lundy who was operated
on last week for tuberculous per-
itonitis is improving daily.
II you ARE GoINGTo TRAVEL,
Use the IIarney County National Bank
TRAVELLERS CHEQUES
They are self.ldcniifying.
Mrs. Martha Baker and daugh-
ter, Miss Nina, have returned
home from a visit over on Silver
creek.
Mrs. s. E. Drinkwater has gone
out and will purchase a large line
of millinery which she win have
on display by the 4th.
w. G. Howell's gasolene engine
and pumping plant has been re-
ceived and will soon be put into
commission on his desert near
Narrows.
The Times Herald will not pub
lish any communication without
knowing from whom il comes.
The name of the writer must be
known.
Considerable improvement is
going on in our city at present
especially in the residence por-
ton where new homes are build
ing, yards improved etc.
Williams Bros. saw mill at
Cold Spring on the Canyon road
is prepared to do custom work
for those desiring to take adj
vantage of their government per-
nit. Also lumber for sale at $l2
per thousand. See them about
custom prices.
Miss 0ttie Winters and Charles
Scribner were married in Happy
Valley on June 10, Justice Frank
Cawlield performing the ceremo-
ny. The bride is a daughter of
Mrs. X. ]. Winters, one of the
pioneer ladies' of this section.
The young couple will make their
home in Diamond, we under
stand,
T. NJ. Fitchett was brought in
last Wednesday suffering from a
severe attack of appendicitis.
Drs. Marsden & Griffith deemed
an operation necessary at once
and removed the appendix the
following day, Mr.. Fitchett had
a very bad case but has rallied
from the operation and is now
improving.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1909-06-19
Are You With Us?
The Harney Valley Oil &
Gas Company

c. I. Miller and daughter Ruth
We're in from the ranch the first
of this week.
VIM. Cummins is home from a
visit to Westfall. He was ac-
companied in by his mother who
had been visiting her son Frank.
Reatos for sale, all sizes and
lengths, price 20 cents per foot.
Any one desiring Reatos address
w. A. Ford Of J. o. Alberson,
Alberson, Oregon.
Cottrill & Clemens are prepar-
ed to do custom work with their
portable saw mill located II
miles west of Cold Springs on
Poison Creek. Lumber for sale.
Get youa permit and have them
saw your lumber. Terms are
reasonable.
w. B. Johnson was over from
Silver Creek Thursday leaving
for home yesterday. Mr.. John
son says crops in his neighbor-
hood are rather backward but
they have received a few good
showers Of rain recently and
with few m,.e t..2 crop viii be
an average,
Parties desiring homestaads in
the Silver Creek district should
call on Il. w. VanValkenberg,
as he is entirely familiar with
that section and can place people
on good land. He has some 800
acre homestead tracts, so desig-
mated by the land department.
Also some desirable school land.
Address him at Riley, Oregon, or
call at his ranch five miles from
the postofIice.
School Clerk w. f.. Huston,
wishes the voters to remember
the annual school election next
Monday, June q. One director
to serve for a term of three
years ard q clerk to serve for
one year are to be elected, This
is a matter that should receive
consideration as we must provide
for a new school house in the
near future-in fact we need it
now. The director to be elected
should be a man Of considerable
business ability as ways and
means must be provided for this
emergency and in order TO do it
the old bonds should be taken
care Of. Clerk Huston is still
confined TO his bed from a severe
attack Of spotted fever. He will
not likely be present, but he de-
serves reelection TO the place.
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Pat Connolly is over from
Drewsey.
Call on Cleyenger for building
paper and roofing
Rev. c. w. Holloman has gone
to Portland to attend a conven.
Of Baptist Ministers.
The present rain is certainly of
great benefit even though little
is falling.
Good vinegar for sale by I. f..
Jenkins at The Brewery. Money
back if not as represented.
June Ingersoll has been here
since last Saturday having just
returned from a trip 70 California.
Some very desirable residence
and business lots in Burns can be
secured by seeing Irving Miller.
An members Of the ladies anx-
Hilary Of the fire department are
requested to be present at the
meeting Monday evening.
Blue prints of any township in
Burns Land District, showing
name Of entryman, date and kind
Of entry, topography, etc, $1.00
each. Platt I. Randall, Burns,
Ore.
A. Venator, the prominent
Harvey County stoclSman, is reg
istered at the Carter House.
'Phene's left shoulder is out of
commission, cause, a fuzz-tail got
obstreperous, fell and rolled on
him. Ontario Argus.
ESTRAY One roam mare brand
ed with lazy 0 and bar over it on
left shoulder, also CA on left
shfe came 10 my place May /.
Owner please call, prove proper
ty and pay expense, including
this notice.
GRANT THOMPSON,
Waverly, Ore.
A. 0. Faulkner came in yes
terday with Mr.. Ford in his auto
returning from Portland where
ne has been a witness in both the
Hanley and Gilcrest fencing cases.
His assistant, C. e. Beery, went
to Seattle to visit his family be-
fore returning.
Fine line of watches, chains, etc,
at Salisbury's p. o. Block.
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Fay Comegys and family, his
mother, Mrs. G. A. Haines and
children and Mrs. Robert Drink
water and son Bobbie all left here
the first Of the week for Free
water where the annual reunion
of the Rinehart family will be
held this year. This is one OF
the pioneer families of Oregon
and there are about 40 descen-
dants living in this county. Fay
and family and others Of the
Harvey county relatives will
visit the Seattle fair before re-
turning home.
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Go to the home Hotel for 9
good meal.
All kinds Of bread can be had
at Mrs. M. A. Smith the Sum-
init Hotel.
Sheriff Richardson has his auto
here and il is receiving a thor
ough overhauling.
Jones Mower and Rake for $75
while they last. First come, first
served C. II. Voegtly.
Miss Drusa Dodson arrived
home the first of this week from
Boise where she has been visit
ing for several weeks.
Just arrived A complete line
Of Roofing, Sheathing, water
proof Sheathing and Stringed
Felt.
Harvey Co. Imp. & Hdwe. Co.
Lafe Miller, the young man
who had his upper jaw broken by
o horse kicking him has about re-
covered and there will be no SER
ious deformity.
Four car loads consisting of
buggies, wagons, plows, harrows
farm machinery, barb wire and
nails now en- route. See G. II.
Voegtly for prices.
Mrs. Lelah Miller will remain
rt the Burns hotel with her mill
inery display until July a. She
has some new attractions in her
line. Drop in and see.
Drs. Marsden & Griffith opera
ted on r. N. Snuffer yesterday
for a very serious case of tuber-
culous peritonitis. Mr.. Snuirer
was but recently brought over
from Grant county and his condi-
ton was quitesbad. He has raj
lied from tee operaeion and is
feeling much better this morning.
The deep well on the II. M.
Horton place 8 miles east Of this
place had been sunk to a depth
Of 312 feet yesterday evening.
Considerable interest is shown
in this work as an artesian
dow was found in what is known
rs the county well" at a depth
Of between 328 and $50 feet sew
eral years ago when it was sunk.
The present well is only about
two or three miles from the other
and q flow may be expected at
any time.
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DEEDS NOW READY.

All persons holding receipts,
signed by any previous, city re-
corder, for lots in the Burns
cemetery and who have not re-
ceived deeds for same, are re-
quested to present receipts to the
undersigned without unnecessary
delay and deeds for such lots
will be issued.
PLATT t, RANDALL,
Recorder City of Burns.