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TO t Aim Till: DWAJII'S. V.ri :il ; voriiiiii'i) I lrn lustre Iro jt'i-(N ;'ro;x.'(l II)' l'.llioll mtrlicli. 'i ! t nun m In can ya Mr- homei f r -..!,'!ri ! c.'id trnti-ai citizens is a Vi.t i'.u to; t ' the t:i'V 1 K j-e- tH lt Sieene-son -f Minnesota, can ptwli Km sanip rei-lavnatioti niMsme to iiactm-nt into a law, he wi 1 be ilte"v hn; of thp p;Hine of in t onl this but ;r."ij;e t-i.-n-r it op.-;. His hil1 i. a pru'-'i-rx! x'eimion of the n'ii h' ine-te"ii i.ien, " : -it!ur, ;ierl;y p1, an flp" ii'afi"", t tli T'tf ;ireii of oar (. w-tn p Unih ? the V fti.b die.! it the imt'.o-...l i-ligation Tier are in the t: ijlib'v lionl of T ifiO.OOD.iXIO at-ren ol anii 'a-uls in the r.'tCit S!:lU'S, some TO. (M)!',!1!0 of wh eh Ihavp bern sii'Veveil, hi. I ih in-nt hulk ronht mke sp!e"ilii! f.trms. if tli-' ex jusa of wa er were lr;tinel If Thi St.;-t':H,S'ri bill nrovil! fo 'he I t:i n tii n u of the v ck of reclamation "I pep l'.n.'e a .. The hip itne if iiiavd t'ft jr the irrii-atio'i 1 w ; it pr Ti.ies. that the ieceip f'Otn the pal-s f ji' bl;c 'anil's in the ron-i ris; it:on tatn h ' fonts in: te a "ilmit'iaye" fund to be rxpentled by the G.jve' i.tnent in sre'i' 'railing worsk, and fn 'hr. that, th cost of poc-h ilrHinau'e -IihL ho po ateil iiuoi't: tlie land benefited mpI paid b ck lv the f ettlerH into tlie "fn id," to be meil tyter anin for additional reelai.T.a- i;m work. This 'an r.f Jvebipinar the internal ipsonrees of the country and makin; Jkoifles of waste pi ices, is splendid i:i its ?(vjie, end appears to be er.t'rwy tvar tic'able and profitable. Take for in stance, the n sjt e example of the ew.itnp )and9 ot the Kankakee River basin in Indiana and Illinois. Here are nome iOOJtltd icre of I fie veiy richest c'f bottom lands, but cubjeut to oveiflow. b?y are wotthleas except where t hey fcave been teclimed tti'o:ij;h expensive private ilrabiage works, when thev have liecome worth $1000 and $150 an acre. "Yet it is estimated by the government surveyors and engineers that the et ti e system eould be effectively dra'ned at a row in the neinhborhood Of S10 an acre, live Biiuie cmi be said ol the lands of the Red Kirer Valley in Minnesota. T e e include the finest grain and farm lands in the north wot except that they are Jrequentlv oveifl'wed. It would be woith million of dol ar to the farmers a ad settlers who w uld occupy these land's in son 11 tracts, to have a perfect tysteua of drainage provided. These xteoeive systems, however, especially where they are interstate, eeems to be feaeiWe for handling only by the general jrovemnient. Tha Steenerson bill places the eti'e mansjreroent of the wok in the baud' I the Reclamation Setv ce and the plan J operation follows very closely the wrigation work now being done by that It-ranch of the Inteiior Department. liovernment !and, ceded Indi in lands and private lands may b included in )T diainafie project, but in each 'ase th rcet of the drainage imp'ovem nt is to be borne bv the onerof the land snd no settleiscan have drainage pro riil.-iil f ir more than acrs, thus in uriitf the division of the tracts into iia!l fviiiiin wiui'h must be actua lv ptt'e.'J npr-n and tilled. This work the Reclamation Service is u'-hLed to do at this very moment. Vl:i!e primarily an engineering bureau ' has, in all its gret irrigation p-ojacts, o deal dhecllv' with the farmer. It snn't tntline a comprehensive drainage f v -tSiU fr each irrimttion fr,j -i-t, pince thsrD is as much danger from too much 5rri;;iIion as uj little, and to d ) this the S8rvice has i t- own farm and snil ex eu. Some of the irrigation prr-jecis i&vo jjistinc'iv-'ly d-ainage feature', in isyi are a'most as much drainage a t'My are irrigation projects. In the Klamath project 13ti,00i) acres, or more han bulf of the area of the total project, wi rivh tnle land covered by eight or ten ie of wa'er, and i to be drained and or. rertsi into over a thouand f4rnis. The Sonographic brnnch of the Geologi al Sarvey, of which the Reclamation t-tivice i io a branch has already run i's Imps over many of the great swamp 'eas r f ' tr.e eastern states and as soon tiie Steenerson bill becomes a law Jeolocal Survey engineers wi 1 be read; to launch out into immediate activity in drainage projects. The fund provided by the bill would siua'l as compared with the irrigation iuntl it' would approximate ha'f a jiiiOion dollars a y ar and would start rff with about 1,000,000. Ihe receipts from tfce sales for the fiscal year 1005 lieing included but on the ther hand the cof-t of drainage would not be so jrrea' a that of irrigation. Tn iir.t'ortunce cf this work of who'e ,( liraiiu.e-. in onler to provide homes i.r intfae-l populrition, is scarcely t r 1 in in portance to thft irrigation if . it ::ia'is that f-ns cf millions of ti'rj i l t..e nnjt ferti'e land imagin ! !c. (.as lain id'e for ages, may I-- c .ji, n-'ted from dinnm! anil pestileo .a. and uelet-s bogs in'o lih'y ,ro-perou homes, to become f .r i'-i spo's f the nation. T.ie I'. wcu have reciaiiu'd vast areas tu ilo I&:.J from the encroachraents of f.e O.eau. Thousands of families live s:xl iarui beljw sea level, gaining their uvuiity by magnificent feats of en- gmee ing and persisieiiie. Tliev now .outemplate the drainage of ti e Znyder Zee, lec'aiming some 1,050,00 additionl acres of meadow land. American drain age in Hi os t cajes would be far more impl- and less expensive ; it is simply a question us to whether the nation will see the windom of setting its hand to t liis work. In' Fioiid.i the evrg'ades alone 1 mo t sid d mipli bads would afford an empire of some 7,000, 000 acres; in New .Jersey and Yi-g'ui.a are vast swamps, among the n the fimous Dismal Swamp In lliii is which is g-neially regarded as a web- ettled gricultual state, there nr 4,000 tHlO acres ot swamp l.tnd; in .Michigan there ar-' nealy ti, 000,010 hcies. Feule Iowa has about U'.OOO.OOO ac.es if swutnp land. In .Miunesota there are almost 5,000,000 acres f rich suivey-d si:np lands and hugri swamp a'eas ot ye: surveyed. Arkansas has tiemend.ju sn'amp areas which could be d aiued ami made habitable, add in a.l the e is a swamp aiea in the eastern i.alf of ttie United Sutei WDicii is equal in extent to th' g: e-it agricultuia! states of Indiana, I liuois, and Iowa, with th ee or t ur eniiller eastern htates thrown in. If the S eeiir-rson bill demonstrates that 'he G ivhi noient can transform sw.tiups inly ie tild farm ia.n l and that the settler or oner will pav hack to the (lovei naeut the lalatiyely sin -ill cost C'f trie improvement, there seem- to be no reason why iiiis orb of creatiori of vaitie out of woit bless waste should not g on indelinitely and provide homes for mil! ous mo e of rural population. Cake for Senator. H. M. Cke, leading candidate for Unite l S ates Senator, is a repub.ican who has iever swerved from ttie estab lished p i cipl- of his party. During his entire cmeer in tin St-te of O egon, he has alwiyn ttood solid and bee found on the rLlH bide of every iua por sat question. Mr. Cake is a fearbss man, and has never hesitated to exp ess his convic tions upon issues of public character. He has striven for harmony in the party wherever b a influe ce could be exerted, aod one of his strong wishes t day is to see the Republican party united upon a strong har onions f mndation. if Mr. Cake is elected to the Senate, he will de vote eveiy energy to tepresent the best inteiests of Or'gon. lor Sheriff. I he-eby announce myself as a candi date for sheriff, eubject to the decission of the Republican voters at the primary eltctiou on April 20. A. K, Fuller, Lexingt.m, Oregon. If. K. Collier for Judge To the vo'ers rf the Sixth Judicial District: I hereby announce niyselt a candidate for the r-publican nom ination lor circuit judge cf tins district, com prising Umatbla ai'd Vorrow couaties, subject to y'ur decision at the nreet primary election to be held A pr i I 20 IltNUY E. COLl.ItK. Pendleton. f or Count' Clerk. I her bv rf spectfu 'y anro ince myself :i condida for nomination as county clerk nt the Republican primary to be held April 2), 19 6. Lewis Ki.vxey. Announcement. My name will appear on the Republi can Nomina'ing Ballot as a candidate tor nomination as County Clerk ot Mcr row county. I respectfully solicit the suppoit of all members of the party at the primaries on April 10 h. 1000. W. O Hill. For County Clerk. I hereby announce tnyselt a candidate tor C- unty Clerk of Mor o', county, on the republican ticket, snl ject to the earne t consideration of the republican voters on April 2 ith, 1010. If elected I will perform the s veral duties to the eatislactiou of all. T. W. Mo kg. .v. For Sheriff. I lie'ebv announce myself a canditlate for elierifT of Morrow cojntv on tlie r- pnhlican ticket, euhjecrt to the w ill of j the voters at tli-t direct prinnries on the ! 20th of April. VMG. If ehcte.l I Hhall enforce th" liws and nhxll make wr on horee-thieves and tumblers." E. M. Hm TT. tor Male 1'rl liter. The unilereivned announces himpelf an a Republican candidate for renoinina tion for State I'rioter, aubject to the de cision of the Kepubllcnn Vuters at the primary election April 29. Now eervin first term. The fatne courtesy that lias been acoorded to State oflicers generally, that of a renomina tion, would be greatly apprec:ated. J. R. WlIITXEY Albany, Oregon. Where Cwei are Itlllked. It is said tint i.. the far sooth of the Argentim, in the province of liuenos Avres, there is a farm where some 12, 00J to 14.00J web brd Line In ewes are maintained lor milking purposes. Tln-y are milked in dairies and tu-a'ed in much the same way us cows. Thev ate driven in 'late iu the afternoon, the lambs sep arated into a camp apait frem theb dams till the morning, when about one third of a litre (a litre is a litde more than a quart) is drawn fro n each ewe before she goes out with her lamb fot the day This milk is used ior c ieese which is veiy icadi.y sold iu the coun try. It is only upon exceptionally rich pasture th t ewes cau be milked, and care has to be exe. eised that no iujuiy to the lamb accrues from the extraction of too much mi'k fr. iu the ewe. It b rare that a ewe gives too much nnik to her lamb, American Sheep Breeder. Railroads Face I.itbor Famine. Chicago, Match 16. Western iail roads are tac uk a labor famine. Twenty-five thousand men are needed in the noith western and southwestern states to huild the roads that ate already under way, and it is estimated ttiat htl'ore June 1 more thau twice that number will be required. There never has been so much activity in railroad building in the west as at present, and the visible supply of laior in that part of ttie coun try has been exhausted. Railroad contractors have betn abl fo resume work earlier this year than usual on account of the open wintei, and they are making strenuous illorts to get men from the ea t logo out west for this woik. Ten thousand men are needed by the Western Pacific, the new (iould line to southern California, and they are offering from 82 to $2 25 a day for unskilled labor, wbh the chance of steady work uutil cold weather sets in ag-iiu next fall Doctors are Puzzled. Tbe remarkable recovery of Kenneth McIvtT, of Vanoeboro, Me., is the sub jeot of much interest to the medicine fra'ernity and b wide cirole of friends. He eaya of bis case: "Owing to severe inflammation of the Throat and con gestion of tbe Lungs, three doctors gave me np to die, when, s last result, I was induced to try Dr. King's New Dis covery and I am happy to say, it saved my life," Cures tbe worst Cougba and Golds, Bronchitis, Toneilitis, Weak Lungs, Hoarseness and LaQrippe. Guaranteed at Patterson & Son drag store. 50o and 81.00 Trial bottle free. Coughs and Oslds PnemncFiin ' an Foley's Honsy and Tar not only scops the cough, but heals aad strength ens the lungs and prevents serious re suits from a cold. 1 There is no danger of Pneumonia,' Consumption or other serious lung trouble if Foley's Honey and Tar is taken, as it v.yl cure the most stub bora coughs the dangerous kind that settles on the rungs and may develop into pneumonia over night. If you have a cough or cold do not risk Pneumonia when Foley's Honey and Tar will cure you quickly and strengthen your lungs. Remember the name Foley's Honey and Tar and refuse any substitute offered. Do not take chances with some unknown preparation that costs you the same when you can get Foley's Honey and Tar, that costs you no more and is safe aud certain in results. Contaius no opiates. ill HUilES Cured After Physicians Said H Had Consumption E. II. Jones, Pastor M. E. Churc Grove, Md., writes: "About seven eight years ago I had a very severe co which physicians said was very no pneumonia, and which they aftervrar pronounced consumption. Through friend I was induced to try a sample Foley's Honey and Tar, which gave n so much relief that I bought some tjje regular size. Two or three b'U cured me of what the physicians call consumption, and I haver -v. r had at trouble with my throai or lungs sin that time." Three sizes 25c, 50c, $1.00. The 50 cent size contains two a one half times as much as the small si and the $1.00 bottle almost six tim as much. SOLO AKO RECOXmEIDED BY bLOCCM DRUG COMPLY iTr ill AVfcgefable Preparatioitfor As simllating flic Food andReula ling the Stoinacte and Dowels of Promotes DigcsfioivCheerPur nessandRest.Contains neither Opium.Morpliine nor Mineral. NOT TfARC OTIC . leapt afOUnrSAKUELPll'CJm funykm Seal' jilx.Smna Set d tffterrnuit - 1)1 aiotwJfJata Ctanfied Suaar Apcrfect Remedy forConslipa non, Sour Stomach.Diarrhoca Worms .Convulsions .Fcverish ness and Loss OF SLEEP. Facsimile Signature of NEW YORK. EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER. Reduced Hates. The O. R, & N Co. announces tbe following rates fiorn F,HHtern points to Heppner, on sale from Feb. 15th t April "ill and Sept 15th to Oct. Sli-t Arrangements are made so that money can he deposited with ttie agent here and tickets furnished parties in the East For further information about points not listed below, stop overs, etc., will be furnished by calling on J. B. Huddles ton, asent. Following are the rates listed at the Heppner office : Atl.nta, Ga., $48.10; Anheville, N. C, $48 10; Baltimore, Md, $49.65; Birmingham, Ala., 844.40; Bloominjjton, III., $31.70; Bristol, Tenn, $43.13; Boston, Mass, 849 80; Buffalo, N Y, $42 40; Cairo, IU, $24 55; Chicago, 111, $32.90; Cincinnatti, 0,838,90 ; Cleve land, O, $39 90; De'roit, Mich. 839 65; Des Moines, la, 828 90; E'miia, N Y, $45 70; Evansville, Ind, $34 80; Indian apolls, Ind, $36.40 ; LouisvilU, Ky, $37 -90; Memphis, Tenn, $37 40; Mobile. Ala $46.75; Montgomery, Ala, $46. 75; Mon treal, Quebec, $48 80; Nashville, Tenn, $36.90; New York, N Y, $49 90; New Orleans, S4790; Oklahoma, O T. $29 90; Peoria, III, $30.00; Phil -delpliia, Pa, $49 05; Pittsburg, Prt, $41.90; St Louin. Mo.,$29 90; Toronto, Out, 842.15 ; Wash ington, I.). C, 14!. do: Missouri Rivei common points, $24 90. HCLLISTER'S flacky feritain Tea RnggeSa A Easy IloJicina for Bu?y People. Erh;j3 G:Ucn Health and Heoeweil Vifcr. A siocillc for Coiistinatiiin. Indipssl ion, JAvs and Kitinnv Troubles, I'lnijiles, Kcxc.il". I v. pure Uloml, i'.vi lireath, SlirrTiiOi Howels. lf:'.':nuct(: und );ackafbe. It'sltucUy iIiinlniu Tc.i ii. tal -M fir:n, il't cr-nlM a box. ('ntiitm riiudo by IIoLLiUTEtt Drco Company, M.i('ini, Vv ii. GCLCEPJ NUGGETS FOfi SALLOW PEOrlF Three little ruled we all shoaU keep, To make life happy and bright, Smile iu the morning, smile at noon, Take K icky Mountain Tea at uiubt. W. P. McMillen, Lexington, Oregon. NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE Bv virtue of an execution and order of sale duly ihSiied by the Clerk of the Circuit Court of the County of Morrow, State ol Oregon, dated the nineteenth day f March, I'M': in a cer tain action in the Circuit Court for said Counts and State, wherein The Cullman state Hank. Hlaintitt, recovered judgment against Frank Burn hum lieiendant, for the sum of Sit teen Hundred and Ninety Seven Dollars, with in terest tlnreon at the rate of 6 per cent, per annum from the nth day of June, 1'.h."j, and costs and dibuiseraei ts txed at Thirty-six Dollars, on Ihe l:lth day of March l'JOH. Notice is hereby given that 1 will on Satur day, the a-th day of April. l'.i', at 10 o'clock, a m. of said day, at the Iront door of the Court Mouse in HeliDiier. Morrow County. Orcg. II. sell st public auction to the highest bidder for cash iu hand, the following describe! property. to-wit: 8W!-i rec. N -V tv- '. Hec. m All iu Tp One Soutti Kange Twenty six K. W..M. Taken and levied ut nn as the property of the ld Frank liuruhain or so mucrt thereof as may tie necesnary to satisfy the said judg. inniit in favor of said plaintiff ard agHi::t said defendant toge ' er with all costs aud disburse ments that havc'or may accrue. m. fell u 1 1, snerin. PyW. O. HllL. Deputy, Vr .(i at Heppner, or., March 24, lsmti. NOT1CE FOR PUBLICATION. Department of the Interior, Land Ollice at Tne Dalles, Oregon, March 10, 1 (Hi. Notice is hereby given that the following moil settler has filed notice of her intention to make final p. oof in support of her claim and that said proof will te made before the Register and Receiver, at The Dalles, Oregon, on April 25th, IKKi. JtSME V. SALING, formerly Jennie V. Martin, of Heppner regoti, on H. E. No, ll'.tM, viz : for the fc'NK anil E4HE. Section 13. Tp. 1 North, K, 2. K W. M She name the following witnesses tn prove hr continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, vix: Heiry V. Hobertaon. Charles Robmett, Fred Garoutt, T. D. Matthews, all of Galloway, Ore ron, MICHAEL T. NOLAN, Register. cblS-Aprlv For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears Signature In Use For Over Thirty Years THI OCNTAUH COMPANY. NCI YORH CITY. Timbcrlimd Act June 3, M . NOTICE FOli PUBLICATION. TJnitolHtatps Land Office, LnGrande, Oregon Man h la, lH0t. Notice is hereby eiven thnt in mpliance with the provisions of the bo of Conim cm o June 3, 1878. entitled "An act for the sale of timber lat ds in tho states of California. Or g.in, Ne vhiIh, and Washint"n Territory." as extended to all ti.e public laud states by a:t of August 4, Carrik May Minor. of Heppner. Comity of Morrow. Sta'e of Ore son, has this day tiled In this office her sworn statement No 3785. for the purchase of the BtM NW', . M Is t'i and Lots J aim ( ot eC' tiou No One (1) In Township Nu5 South, Range No 27 K. W. M. and will offer or f to show that the land sought is more valuable for iu timber or stone th n tor auricultnral purposes, at a to est blish her claim to said land before i. P, Williams, at his ollice at Heppner. Uregon, on MoLday, the lst (lay or nay, im. Hhe names as witi esses: Lafe Penl nd, Bryan O'Conner, Jesse Hall, Otp.&r Minur all of Heppner. Oreeoi . Any and 11 persons c aiminu adversely the above described lands are required to file their ilaims in this office on or be 'ore said 'il day of May. 1906. Marl5.Mayl7. E. W.Davis. Register. Timber Land Act June 3, 1878. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. United States Land office. La Oramlo. Oreeon. March rd, 1906. Notice Is hereby given tliRt in compliance with the provisiom of the act of Congress of June 3,1878, entitled "An act for the sale of timber lands in the States of California, Oregon, Nevada anl Washington Territory," as ex tended to all the fublic Land t-lates by act of Ancust 4. 182, KMIL GKOI'KOPI', of Heppner, county of Morrow, suite ol Oregon, rms this day filil in Hits ollice hi Kworn Htatnient No S708. for the purchase of the South half Non'h West quart)"- (H) of Section No 10, in Township No. S- utli. Katmo No 27 K , W. M, and w"l offer pro.if to slii.w thnt the land soiiKht m more valuable for its timber or stone ihnn for aU'iculturiil purposes, and io KUiblisli his claim to said land before J I'. Williams U.S. lVmmis'-ionr. at bin oihee In heppner, Oregon, on Holiday tlie day of May 1 He names us witnesncB: Charles Klein. Altprt Ortiu.in. Thomas (J aiJ, Erbio Kirk, all of Hep pner, Oregon Anv and all persons claiming adver-ely the above-descrtbed bindi art requented to Hie their claims in this ollice on or before said 21st day of May, 19u;. K. W. UAVJS, Register. JlarchS-MHjlO. NOTICE FOli PUBLICATION. Pepartment of tho Interior, Ind Office at The Dalles. Or.igon. March I'.ith. l'.Wi. Notice is hereby given thnt the following named settler him hied notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said prouf will be made befoie J. V Williams, II 8. Co miHsloner, at his oWce in Heppner, Oregon, on April 23rd, 1906. viz: John Tracy, of Heppner, Ore.:on, on H K. Nn 7rxi5. for the K", NK'4 and KV4 Section 29, Tp. .IS., R 25 K , W. l. He names the following witnessoe to prove his contmuouH residence upon aud cultivation of said laud, viz: Bert Walker. Jowei-h Walker. W. O. Baliss. CharltH Ha't,iiig4 all of Ha'duiim Oregon. M 1 1 ( H a EL T. NOLAN, Register. Marrh22-Aprill9- NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Department of tht Interior, Land Office at The Dulles, Oregon. March I'.ith. liirt. No'lee t heraby given that the following mimed settle - Iihh hied notice of her int ntum to make final pr iof in supp irt ot her claim, and tha said proof will On made bf-fore J. P. Wiljiams, C. S. CommiMsioner, at his ollice in Hei p'ier. Oiegon. on April 2'lrd, 1.H, viz: Lottie S. Davii. of Ixingt'in. Oregon, nn H. K. No, I2;i. for the Sij ', and H Hec tion 2 i. Tp. 1 R. 25 K. W, M. She names the following witnesses to prove her cntinti .u residence upon and cultivation of said laud, viz: Hugh Coiiror. ('. R. McAllister. Dave Leach, and Clark Lavi all of Islington, Oregon. MITCHAELT. NOLAN Register. March22-AprillH- NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Department of the Interior. Lan-1 Office at Tne Dalles Oregon. March P'th. 1(W Nothr is hrtieby given that the following named settlpr has riled notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his c airn, and that said proof will be made befm J, Williams, t . rt. ConimiMioiicr. at his office in Heppner, reeu, on April 2jr.i. IV tf, viz William K DeYore. ol Hardman. Or'gnn,in H. E. No K22H. for the 8'4 SV V, riWS Sec tion Hand N'4 NtV, Si-ctioa 21, Tp .5 d., R. 25 K., W. M. H namns the f i ui-( witnesses tn irnve hi continnon rceleiice upon an1 cultivation of f"id land, viz: Charles M. Hastings. Ben Luelling. E. 8. Cox, and (iuy Hadlev all of Hardmsn, regon MICHAEL T. NOLAN, Kegister. March22-Apri!I'.i. Th Hrppner Gaette th ntwi of Mor row County; The Weekly Oreonian the new and thought of tbt world. Both at a special price. Inqulr er address His Gacetta, Heppner. Or. Weekly Oregoolan Bepposr Gasetta the . i .a AT aU NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Department of the Interior, Lund Office at La Ur-iule, Oregon, Ootobur 18, liius. Notice Is hereby given that the following namcil Hcttler Iihh fileu uotlue of iila intention to imike lliml pro. if in support of hU cliilni, und that said proof will be made be fore J, 1'. W milium, U,H. UoiiimieHioiHT, ut hi office tn Hejipner. Ore., on Mmrh 21, I'.tt. viz: 11. K. No. BOH). 11()KAKM. YoKl'M, cf Hepiuier Ore , for tlie hK KU ttWJi 8 Sec. 21, Tp.4 H., li. 2H E. W. M He tiainuB the foIlowlUK wltnekses to prove his continuous re ldenee upon and cultivation of said land, viz: Norman Kelly, L. A. Florence, Walter On oby and Ueo'K bteveue all of Uepp er, Uieon. Fcbl5Mar22 E. W. UAVIS, HeRiHter. NOT1CK FOR PUBLICATION. (Isolated Tract.) PlIliLIC LAND 8A1.K. U. 8. Land )t1iee, La Grande, Oreeon, NOTICE 18 HEKtllY U1V KN I H AT IN pursuance of lusl ructions from the Com nilKsloner of the Ueueral Land tltlice, under authority vested In him by section aiflS. U. 8. lit'V, Hiat , as ainended by ait of congress ap proved February 26, 1S'.)5, we will proceed to oiler at public sale at this ollice at the hour of 10 o'clock a m., on the llth day of March, WO, tlie follow in tract of land to-wit : NWi .NV!4 BVV), iti&4. Sec. 26, Tp. 18 . H 2VK. W , M. .any and all persons claiming adversely the above-described lands are advised to tile their I n i ma in this ollice on or before the day above designated for the commencement of said sale, otherwise their rights will be forfeited. i ated Jan. 27, 1U00. No. 4t'.5. E. W. DAVIS, Register. A. A. ROliKltTo. Keceiver. Feb2-Mch9 CITATION. In the County Court of the State of Oregon, for the County of Morrow. In the matter of the estate of Oliu Warden, a minor To Oliu Warden, the next of kin, andall ier sors interested, Greeting: In the name of the Stele of Oregon: You are hereby cited aud required to appear in the County Courtof theSiate of Oregou, for the County of Morrow at tl e Court Boom there of, at iloppuer, lu the County of Monow, on Monday, the 'Jnd day of Apiil, 1IW6, at 10 o'clock in ttie forenoon of that any, then nud there to show chuso why the real prop rty and perbunal property in said CBtate ehould not be sold, to wit: The undivided one sixth inteiest in the fll. M. J. waling, (deuixiseu), estate. Witness tho Hon T. W. Avers, Judge of the County Court of Morrow County, State of Ore ton, with the Beal of said Court allixed, this lilst day of February, A. h., 19W). VAW'i bK OhAWKuKD, Clerk. By J. ti. Crawford, lleputy. CONTEST NOTICE. Jeparlmetit of tho Interior, U. S. Uiud Ollice, The Dalles, Oregon. February 9, 190U. A soflicient content affidavit having been hltd in this office by Shelby K. Ixe, contestant, against homestead entry No. 10MI, ma le April H. 19112. for L', NKV, Sec. 27, W!4 N VV( , tiec tion 2L. Towi ship a 8., Range 2o, K. W, M , by El za H. Willis, decersed, (' ntestee, in which it is alleged that said entrywomau di ri on or a' out June 14, 190U, that during h-r lifetime she failed an') neglected to establish her rea dnce upon said land; that she faded and neglected to cultivate or improve said land according to law: that the heirs of said entr woman have wholly abandoned said tract, of land and have failed to cultivate or improve the same iu any manner or to use said land for more than fix months last past ; t at said abandonment is nut due to serv ice in the army, navy or marine corps of the L'nlted tatesin tima of war; thar the heirs of cai.i en tn woman are: Baranel E Willis, of I Hepp er, Oregon. A. A. Willis, of New berg, uregon, H. f . Willis, or Carlton. Uregon, tiarlau illis, of Volmer, Idaho; said parties are hereby notified to appear, resond aud otter evidence touching said allegation at 10 o'clock a. m. on April J. 19-6 before Vawter Crawford, County Clerk, at his ollice in Heppner, Oregon, (and that tiual hearing will be held at 10 o'clock a. m. on April 10, 1906, before the RegUter and Receiver at the United states Land Office in The Dalles, Oregon. The said o .uuwtant. having in a proper affi davit hied Jan. 17, 190tt, set forth facta which show that after due diligence personal servite of this notice ran not be mude, it is hereby ordered and directed that such notice be given due and proper publication MICHAEL T. NOLAN, Kegister. Feb22-Mch. S9. THE ALPS John Zollinger, Prop. Fine Wines, Liquors, ami Cigars. .... Appetizing Lunches. IIahdmax, Oin:(;ox. Before You Order Tombstones, Marble or Granite Work You will do well to see Monterastelli Brothers and get prices. Tbej have a tioe stock on Land. itiain sTitEirr, iii:i'iM:u, oiti:. OREGON ShojtLine and imon Pacific Onlv Line EAST via SALT LRKE M DENVER TWO TRAINS DAI Li Y- Dally DXPABTS TIME HCHELCLEo IIefpnir, Os. Dai Iv Arrives Fast Mall For East and West Fast Mail From Eaat and West Express For Eaat and West Express From Eaat aud West 9:00 a. m. 5:35 p. m. 9:00 a.m. 5:5 p. STEAMER LINES. Boat service between Fortland, Astoria, Orogon City, Da j ton. rlem, I ndependenre, Corvallls and all Columbia and Willamette River points. SNAKE RIVER ROUTE. Steamers between Rlparia and Lewlrton tear Rlparla daily at 10:40 a. m. except Saturday, returning leave Lewuiton dally at 7 a. m. except Friday. J. B. HUDDLESON, Aganl, Heppner. A. U CBaie, w