14 animals in the bunch, all suffi At the Presbyterian church ciently tame to allow strangers to I Burns, Rev. A. J. Irwin pastor Devine services the third and fourth I come within 50 yards of them. 8ATURDAY.MAY 7, l!MM. This is horn shedding time Sundays of each month at 11 a. tn. among the bull elk, anil when The and 7:30 p. tn. Sabbath school at SUBSCRIPTION KATES: S|M>kesman-l{eview correspondent 10 a. id . every Sabbath morning. One Year.............. 12.00 visited the field recently a fine pair Preaching services at the Baptist Six Months ....................... 1.00 of horns, shed a short time before I church every 1st and 2nd Sundays, Three Months.... ........................... 75 by a stately looking animal, were ! morning and evening Sunday The two hoi us I school every Sunday at 11a.m. JULIAN HYKD — — — — Manager lying in the grass. I bad been dropped about 100 yards j prayer meeting every Thursday apart and were undamaged. It is , evening. OFFICIAL DIRECTORY said the elk nibble the cast off pro «TAT«—OREGON J duct until they are destroyed, it t J. 1! Mitchel U.S. Seuator« i C. W. Fulton. left any length of time. One big jj. N. Williamson, CongrcHBmen......... ... f I beast still wore a tall pair of antlers -------- IN-------- Attorney General ... .......... A. M. (’rawford. ' and stood on the hillside like a sen Governor .. .Geo. E. Chamberlain. Secretar> ot .State F. I . Duubar. tinel, ready to give warning if too Treasurer C. S. Moore. Supt. Public Instruction, ..J. H. Ackerman. near an approach was made. ... J. R. Whitney state Printer Nothing is omitted that concerns I Mr. Reser has had an elk herd i R. H. Bean. ___ / C. Wolverton the interest of .buyers and sellers’ Supreme Judge« for 23 years. He obtained the first ’ F. A. Moore in the live stock, grain, provisions,. animals from Oregon. An elk lives NINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT. produce and financial markets— , District Judge............ . M. D. C lifford about as long as a cow, and its District Attorney ................ . W in Miller mode of living is about the same. the quotations are comprehensive,1 Circuit Court meets the Third Monday in Senator Reser keeps the herd in a and are in every way reliable. April and Fourth Monday in October. pasture behind hie barns, where I The Journal in addition carries Joint-Representative ...................... E. H. Test Joint-Senator . . J L. Rand there is plenty of water and a fair every days a full and truthful re COUNTY—HARNEY: sized range. port of tne world’s news and pre Cuonty Judge .............. II.C. Levens sents many special features of deep Clerk ................................ F. 8 Rieder A party of government surveyors, Trsasurer R A.Miller interest to the average reader. Surveyor ............................................. ....... Sheriff Tom Allen in charge of C. H. Semper, arrived | The Jouanal’s woman’s page, the Assessor J. K. Loggan in the city Saturday to Jake up and School Superintendent J C Bartlett Stock Inspector .............. .Newt Hoover | illustrated 'sportlang news page, Commissioners .1 R J Williams finish the work abandoned here last I ( T Miller fall when the wet weather set jn. Journal stories and comic pages County Court meets the first Wednesday in and other good things nicke it a January, March, May, July, September and In the party are W. A. Monroe, November. Fred McC'arl. R. W. Watkins and very popular family newspaper, HAKNKY U. 8. LAND OFFICE: M D. St. John. The crew is run i clean and bright from A to Z and Register Wm Farre ning a base line from Ontario to As year’s end to year’s end. Receiver ........................ Chas. Newell toria and the work was completed Daily, one year by mail, $4; CITY. —BURNS’ last fall up to a point about seven six months, $2.25; three months, ....... Dr. J. W. Geary. Mayor, ....... L. Woldenberg Jr. Recorder,......... teen miles east of the city.—Prine $1.25. ....... W. A. Gowan. Treasurer, .... D. Jameson. Marshal. ville Journal. f Sam' Mothershead, Semi-weekly, 104 issues, one < F. O. Jackson, Councilmen : | Simon Lewis, year, $1.50. i G. W. Clevenger. Ladies and Cdlldren Weekly, $1. The issues of tne Meetings of the Council every Second ami who can not stand the shocking Semi-Weekly and Weekly Journ- Fourth Wednesday. strain of laxative syrups and ca al also contain the market news thartic pills are especially fond of and all of the features of the Daily Little Early Risers. All persons Journal. who find it necessary to take a liv HARNEY LODGK, NO. 77, 1. O O F. The Times-Herald clubs with Meets at Odd Fellows Hall, every Saturday er medicine should try these easy 7:30pm, J. W. Buchanan, N. G. the Journal at the following rates F.O. Jackson, Secretary. pills, and compare the agreeably for both papers: pleasant and strengthening effect BURNS LODGK NO. »7, A . F. A M., $4.00 Daily, ................ Meet« every Saturday evening in Masonic with the nauseating and weakening 11 it 11. i < Well ome Jr, W. M. 2.50 Semi-Weekly . . conditions following the use of F. H. Holder, Secretary. 2.25 other remedies. Little Early Risers Weekly............. INLAND LODGE No. 70 K. of P. cure biliousness, constipation, sick Meets every Thursday evening in the Brown Hall. n \i Horton, • < headache, jaundice, malaria and L. M. Brown, K. R. 8. PROFESSIONAL CARDS liver troubles. Sold by Burns Drug stores. BURNS LODGK No 47 A. O. U. W. Meets every second anti fourth Friday. W. J...VPLEMAN, A. (Welcome, M. W. C.N. Cochran, Recorder. WANTED— Agents, Hustlers, Stenographer and Notary Public Salesmen, C'lerkH and everybody B urns , - O regon . ORDER of WA8AINGTON. who wants to enjoy a good hearty Office iu Citizens Bank Building. Meetaevery firat and third Friday, in Brown all. <’. I’. Rutherford, Presidon laugh to send 50c for “Tips to Pearl Vulgamore, Secretary. Agents.” Worth $50 to any per THORNTON WILLI A MS. son who sells goods for a living. BURNS CHAPTER NO. 40,0. K. H. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. Meets every second an<I fourth Mondm s. In If not satisfactory your money aaanic Hall. Eunice F. Thompson, W. M. Oflice one door north Dclnora Gowan, Secretary. buck. Circular for stamp. The of French Hotel Dr. White electric Comb Co., Deca ÉYLV1A RKBKKAII DEGREE No.O. tur, III. B urns , O regon . Meetaevery 1st and 3d Wednesday. Flora ilagey, N. G. Smith, Rec. Hec’y. ----------------------------------------- She iLimrs-M^crafd. THE BURNS FURNITURE CO., Is at the Old Stand selling cheaper xi than __ ___ you _ can run i-Uci the t-icl risk ’ /-it ot lavino laying - it clown here from any catalogue house in America. We buy as cheap as anyone and READ THE MARKET NEWS will sell as cheap as anyone, there fore, our prices must, and will be The Oregon Daily Journal. right. A call will convince you. SUMMONS. MARSDEN & GEARY. Religious Services. Kitchen Furnishing mill he one of our specialties, and your kitch- er mill be ready to go into and cook a meal Nor mill the Parlor, Bedroom and Hall be overlooked in any detail. Chairs $1 and up, Rockers, 12 and up, Iron beds $5 75 and up, Ladies Desks $8 up Mu-ic cabinets #5 up, Spring beds $4 up, Extension Tables (good ones) at $7 75, up Mattresses, excelsior, wool, and floss,’$2 50, up Bureaus $8 and upward. Fold ing Iron Beds and Couches low as $1 1.50 Ulall Paper 13 cents single roll and uo. A MANIFACRRINO DEPARTMENT connection where we will make you anything from a wooden knitting netdle to “double deck” wood rack. Call! Never too busy to talk or furnish estimates. BURNS FURNHURE COMPANY. A Great Newspaper. START A RISINE S OF YOUR OWN Our new book entitled “ 40 M oney M aking I deas ” is worth its weight in gold to every man who wants to start a legitimate, paying mail order tasiness. It tell, you wliat to do and how to do it sucre«-fully. Send us 50c today and we will -end you the book, and a valuable no i th v lou t.ai n • ye >■ free t’XNT'Ri I‘uBt.lSItiN v-t. uvX 73, ll r.R >N LA' . <NN Forest Reserve Scrip Physicians and Surgeons. BURNS, O regon S hort L ihe mu umon P acific I OREGON, 8pm VOI The Harney County Live Stock ABBoefation will pay Seven Hundred and Fifty Dollar« Re ward for the arreat and conviction of an v per ton or uerBOHB who kill, steal or drive off an- horaes, mule« or rattle belonging to any mine ber of the Association. The County Court also offers an additional reward of Two Hundred and Fifty Dollais. M. k in wick . Brer G. W. Y oung , Sec’y, Burn«, Oregon. BRANDS AND F. O. ADDBK8S OF MKMBBRS. $500 Additional Reward. Ontaric-Bis yii Stage Al) sailing dates sub joct to change. For San Francisco 4 p. m. every 5 days. PENN MFG. SIPP[4 irri“‘ *i,E J?™'1,11’ ’i"'1"' r«,,le. XI on right Bide: mark, split in right ear, wattle on nose. .tdJI™'?,£e,b’ ,lur"?' cSt,le' »(l«ors on right side, mark, crop and split In each ear. Simon Lewis, Burn», cattle 8L on right side, ,?„drJ; nr?J’ “nd Sn?1rbit lB 1#,t e“r' crop »'Xi under half crop off right. H Jbbn W’itzell. Burns, horses, W bar on tight ZnHt i <'at,l£’ di«n>ond bar on left hip; mark; split in each ear, wattle unaer chin, leh “urn"' horBeB' re*«™» L on left Btifle, cattle, 69 on left hip; mark, metal tas in each ear With full name aid addros 8 I For eXb,r°h-’ horee?- LF "Kht stifle; cattle derbit iu righieir* ' Cr°P‘ "PP<!rblt a,,d u'“ rJ.il ,*lllI<1«ln».,Van, horses, 71 bar on stifle ear, S’ndVr'slop" i^i^ mark' u“d“-bit H Elliott, Burns, horsts, H4 combined on 'eft right^'l^aSlt'i'n ?ld,?',IBark.u«de?bltCin A na^uLYde'of head' ‘°Wer lopped eatt?eJ8J 'on'hi,hor8cS' on («»«houlder; ^ cro"lOn’riXelirn."d^ltTOld Under lÖrKf PJONEIu“« WHnr*“ LE ADBppoin In Absnlutely Pill: duties will OUT WEAK alifiew . -- .r, t a largi ff your local dtalirdna a grea ry it write to ui ami vr »8 of bet you gel it. The W.P. Fuller A Co.P* ment eeeeeee see ••• ••••••* tion I no tin ' duly “ the biggest — nenkatjm -.... M no let Leads. LILTFUT^88’ T No COlapsable aake Stereoscope Appal ginee left shoulder: mark, 8houlde?>eMt‘en’o^oM.r?^ °J left ear. two uXbtiiio^l'’’’^ The smallest. Stereoseop? with 4 optical effect. Highly finished^® ore with rich gold mid silver (mountings). Including 30V.F.M| tbe ““ Views of art (genre). PRICE OJ Sent . everywhere prepaid in lettn*! letter^ ’P,M AG EN IS WAN’TEI'- . aS“S'S;5=«‘si:i: branded on left ,’ide aid hip"1 e,K'h ar; some cau sa'mi on'teftoi’iid ?" °" le,t Bt,fl' bit in each ear, dwlap^b^'t “ark' "»d«r H B iimm v’ h°"“‘ °B °" ,e,‘ ’«««• blnedon left*st*tle i?"i?’t7HL1c?Dlbln' mark, crop and under h»ifC«!lCle ?n le,t ■ierbit in right, dew!^ 5*nile<MtIe,t U° 8 p. m. lol.mbl. Hirer it p. tn. Steamer«. Ex Sun. To Astoria Hea^.WVaieBS;n^hO^’ and Way- Except . Saturd'y “ p' mark. crop off Sunday. left ar,split in right Landings. 10 p. m. < »Ule, «mie(;nB?S'’hinr^'a^" A On lcf,B,lfl« split in right ear and tion in Ml (*» LILIPUT STERIKW naa FORREST BÜII.0Î the PHILADELPHIA , mee in ing - beg neci KODOL digests whst you«* my KffDOL .n SP»01- KSSSj -b swallow "t Vw ’< rroP 0lT Bnd Willamette River. KODOL •cceleratMtIt.KWb trio glands and (1”^ 6 a. tn. Oregon City. New 4:30 p m left side or bipYmaik’cropandLh'i'“1'1’’”1 on —- *’ Crop a,H1 ,1!t in 'ightear digestive organs. Except berg, Sak in and Way Except and slit in left? Landings. Sunday. Sunday. shoulder‘rk' ’“rrowa‘ horB“' bare on th. l.ft KODOL refl«*«’ *n 5ver** —of all nervous it«" John Gilcrest, (P T q r« \ wrench on left itiflij catS•’Lm^^n•’ J10^8» s ! the heart a full, ires sr.a *' Wlllawrltr a V.aklll 7 am. 3:30 p m mark, square crop off right ear River. *Ln hlP = Teusday Oregon City, Dayton Monday •lope on left. gni tar’ roach or under- action, nourishes the nervoo» ? feeds the brain. Tuhrdv and V\ ay-Landings Wed. <& French-Glenn Live Stork Cn i n « penntendent, F. c I nA Sonth »u A Sat. Friday. Burns, horses, p on left «tifl/ene,*a! manager. KODOL u ,h8 w=n-=rful nected on Jeft hn> rikrto 5 « cattIe- con —. making so many r ^ nr, de'wlap cPut ^^c.tde1^ haI' ln 6 a. m.| Wlllaa.tt* Mine. same a« above: left W and weak people strong by C* ’ 4 30 p in mark mark. swaHow fork m left "JE 1 * 9 on ,eft hi P: * bodies all of the nour shn’®* Tuesday Portland Corvallis Tuesday throat; cattle, T ot‘left hfn m"\wattla «fOer talned Ln the food they sat. Thurs A and Way-Landings Thurs 4 off left ear, wattle on left jaw™* B^'lare crop | Bcttlea only. «1.00 SUa hodl.-,!** Sat left shvulce? 5 ' BurDB- boraea branded CV on I Sat. Aa, which avatar»* Services at Christian Science j Ofire at rendent*. Phone .Vo ft) ‘ For Sale Hall every Sunday forenoon at 11 Forest reserve scrip, in} tract« of 40 i.ftship ,nd o’clock and 8 o’clock p tn Service Leave ’«tie. hor,^ « ”7“ cro^ ln each acre« aa<l upward, rea ly for immediate J. H. VOIP. A. a. D. Seal. Hirer Lewist'n ?iThe^eft IhLuhie'r o*imirteh2ir*evrand bar F Wednesday^eveninga at 8. ! u«e anti guarantee«]. Riparia to Lewiston. 8:30 a tn ¡2?>_below Y) aame place or<>n?.X'L<J InakinX Rev A. J. Irwin will preach at PHPSICIAN AND SURGEON Will buy 'oldiers’ land warrants given Daily. h?.. !?? L"’ •«‘oulder or X : cattli PXnh'£*nd «• “> '^¿•tw.'STrX for services in all Indian wars ann Mex Harney the 2nd Sunday of each Burns. Oregon. ican and War of 1812 A. N. H oar , month at Ila. iu . and 7.30 p. m. Office al residence. ^’ireoi *ght,7iirkmJ^^BnBnB. cattle three Huntington. Oregon cTT”' bran^"«ht ¿1??o,r “cb Bar Sabbath school every sabuath at 2 I H. B. Compson „ „ A L CRAIG. p. m. Gen. Pass Ag’t. Portland. Oregon H S. Brownton |. K || ¡t,l»nt *M «»WOO ,UM RfgTlRRO. OWCOfl A. I. MOHLER. President. 8 &p.7‘ Hibbnnl Brownton. First ..Church Christ Scientist, services Sundav 3 p m. at the par D entisti *«. Has Herd of Elk. O”r ' "MAKE5 PROPER WET* lors of the Cottage Hotel. Prayer OfBee first Aoor east of The Cittern» Rank. •'ii*;ear-|,'..^,on'{®reeB^a«t!>,l| OB l,n Burnì». Orvfon. Probably the only domesticated meeting Wednesday everiingal 7:3O w A!in»-TRr»TWOBT«Y MIR Asr, mark swallow *Z*k each1*’ * ’F*ar on left ? for old , «bi» .Mtie; bo£kbr«dh,n,ri H:«"’• «•<■ herd of elk in the Inland Empire Sunday school at Hurney the I ,«t.bli.h,d h0„r of i.e.ui.1 browse« on the ranch of Wm. P. first Sunday of each month at 10 W. c. BROWN, .u dwg. 8al.ry.l78« a yw .ad ex- bone brand 7 L on left b"B’« Reser, democratic stale senator o’clock a m. On the second, thin! K"«" all payable ia rwh No FG Blume A Son from this county, two and a half and fourth Sunday of each month deutist .>"< rtq.fwi Qi,r rrferenoe. ..I en_ milee southeast of town, says a al 3 o'clock p m. Preaching ser Brava, Onauov. » c.llOh Bl.p; DeWitt’s SK* Salve Walla Walla dispatch There are vice .very second Sunday at 8 p m. Office n|*etair» in X negli y Building. . ftatles at ¡In addition to the above I ¡offer |5oO under the same con ditions for horses branded horseshoe bar on both oreither Jaw recorded in 8 counties. Range, didate Harney, Lake and Crook Counties. Horses veutedwhen ----------- - this anc sold. Horses sold to pass through this Leayes Burns ilai|v section will be re ported in this paper. Arrive«; If not so reported, please write or telephone at 6:30 am. The Times-Herald, Main 324, Burns, Ore. ly from Ontario m 5i|.IBte., W. W. BROWN, Fife Oiegon. unable Peter Clemens, Burns, horses, PC on '.eftsti fie: cattle same on either hip; eaimai ks crop The only through The and split in left ear, swallow fork and square under bit in right. transfer route IKin ,e of Ma M Fenwick, Burns, horses, double dot vertic ]ey; al bar on left shoulder, cattle, L on right hip; railroad. earmarks, two underbits in each ear; also some branded bar T on right ribs; earmark, under First-class ne..n)ni( ®ea half crop in left ear. J H Bunyard, Burns, cattle, 7 on left hip; ear good eating station» i I0Ulf marks, crop off left ear, swallow fork in right. J P Withers, Harney, horses, combined TJP distances along the ro0 8 10 on left shoulder; cattle, half circle cross on jarcod to either hip: earmarks, upperbit iu right tar, un S. 8. WILLIAMS Gm u and t derbit in left. Martin Bros,, Burns, cattle, double dot hori Dr” >l,in the zontal bar on either hip; earmarks, upperbit in right ear, swallow fork in left, wattle on right unty ac jaw; also some branded circle N on right side L. Woldeiiberg J O L Shingledecker. Burns, horses, 5 on lef 1 am qi shoulder; cattle, 5 on right side and hip; ear marks, crop oft’ right ear, crop and under half countr; crop off left. Fred Denstedt, Burns, horses, FD on the left " ” .......... .......... ^deve 1 o| shoulder; cattle FD on left side; earmark, un der half crop in each ear. ___ anc* R J Williams, Riley, horses, CB on the left shoulder; cattle, CB on left hip; earmarks, crop id >s>-'..nT K»*de off left ear, under half crop off right, wattle un PATENT WiU U period der chin; also cattle branded Sa, crop and un derbit in left ear, under halt crop In right; also —<» do the cattie JT on left ribs, crop and split in left ear. under half crop in right. T HE most impnrtitit^^^^l H H Elliott, Narrows, horses, Th combined on 1 ment of the age in flReplyi left stifle; cattle Th combined on left hip; ear mark, upper slope on each ear. wattle on chin penmanship makes th. ,Uer and bell collar. Sylvester Smith, Narrows, horses. HSon right a splendid penman iiuki n leg; cattle V bar, earmark, under half crop and short over slope in each ear jughandle and by the use of this ring |ouu dewlap. bv promim ni ire to St P G Smith, Burns, horses, quarter circle S on right hind leg and left shoulder; cattle, quarter and Boards of Educaliu iay c0 circle S on either hip; earmarK, crop off right and Americn. Sanipltise me ear, split in under side of left; two dewlaps. A E Young. Burns, horses, Y on left leg and sorted sizes sent post |»(|gjt Ha J •< connected on right shoulder; also booton single sample 2oe. left shoulder; cattle, rocking chair on left hip; earmark, right ear drooped down, left cut slop- a single ring, state nig towards head on upper side; wattle on lef woman, or child. 1 quest side of neck; all animals dehorned. C I' Rutherford, Burns, cattle, bar 2 on left slue; earmark, under half crop rightear: horses bar 2 on left shoulder. No. 118 S. Four! levelop Thos Wingfield, Burns, horses, = (chainlink) It is on left shoulder; cattle, same on;ieftsidc;mark crop oft left ear, short overslope in right. ------------ lection John Craddock, Silvies, horses, S-S on the left shoulder; cattle, 8-8 on right side; mark, crop •••••••• -------------------- B«»ii.<WtMOC bdsrkit ‘ ear’ SWI,11OW ,ork 111 left' dewlap on <; The Sunday edition of the St. Louis Republic is a marvel of modern newspaper enterprise. The orginization of its news ser vices is world-wide, complete in every department; in tact, superi or to that of any other newspaper. The magazine section is illus trated in daintily tinted colors and Depart for TIME SCHEBl'l.EK ARRIVE From Huntington Ore from W BIGGS, DAI.TON BIGGS splendid half-tone pictures. This section contains more high-class Biggs & Biggs Salt Lake,Denver, Ft. literary matter than any of the | Po Worth, Omaha, Kan ATTORNEYS - AT - LAW, sas City, St. Louis, monthly magazines. The fashions ‘ ^ 1 B HNS, ---- ---- ---- — OREGON. Chicago and East. 1 15 a.m Practice in all the courts of Ore. illustrated in natural colors are 1 especially valuable to the ladies. — Collections promptly made. The colored comic section is a 1 Atlantic Salt Lakc.Denver.Ft, Express Worth, Omaha. Kan 3:3.5 genuine laugh-maker. The funny ... J I 2;10 sas City, St. Louis P m. 8. W. MILLER, cartoons are by the best artists. I p m Chicago and Fast. The humorous stories are high NOTARY PUBLIC. class, by authors of national rep St. Paul Wall;' Walla, Lewis- Burns, - - - Oregon. E at Mail I ton, Spokane, Minne 12:35 utation. 1 45 apolis. St. Paul, Du a. tn. Sheet music, a high-class, pop- G. A. R kmbold C. W. P ahrish luth Milwaukee, Chi ular song, is furnished free every . cago «nd East. PRRRISM & REMBOLD, Sunday in the Republic. Attorneys-at-Law, The price of the Sunday Re Bums (and Canyon City.) Oregon. OCEAN and RIVER SCHEDULE A'ill practice in the courts of Harney and public by mail one year is $2.00. • rant comities anil in the supreme court ol the From Portland For sale bv all news dealers. state, anti also iu U.S. land office. In the Circuit Court of the State of Ore gon, for the County of Harney Venie Chancalor, Plaintiff. vi. TULI CIRCLE No. W. of W. Andrew .1. Chancellor, Defendant. Meets every fourth Tnesday. r<> Andrew .1. Chancallor, Defendant. Martha Dalton, G. M. Ione Whiting, Clerk, In the name of the State of Oregon you are hereby required to appearand answer (lie complaint filed againat you A Late Buttine«» Call. in the aliove entitled suit, within six weeks from the date of the first puldiea- "Curious what men will do when tion of this summons; and if you fail so they're drinking,” said Represent» to answer or appear for want thereof the live “Tim” Sullivan. "In New plaintiff w ill apply to the court for the York I heard a story about a man relief prayed for in tier complaint here in, to wit; first, for disolution of the I know who had been out nearly all bonds of matrimony heretofore existing night, and was considerably the between plaintiff and defendant; sec- worse for wear. ond, for the care, custody and control of “He came along the street and tlia minor child of Plaintiff and Defen saw an undertaker's sign, with a dant, viz, a son named Vere; third, for a judgment for the costs and disburse Chit.-*. II. Ijconard, night bell just over a speaking tube ments of this suit against yon; fourth, A ttorney - AT-i.aw , He rang the bell fiercely. for such other amt further relief in the Careful attention given toCollec-j “ ‘What is it?’ yelled the under premises as to the court may seem just tions and Real Estate matters. taker down the tube ‘What do and equitable. Notary Public This summons is published by order you want?’ B urns , O regon . : of the Hon H. C. Ia'vens, County Judge “ ‘Nothing in particular,’ the of Harney County, Oregon, duly made . Office in Times-Herald building: V » chap replied: ‘only 1 want to say to and entered on the Sth day of March, you that you're the last man I'll do 1IKH, which order further directs the ' GEO, 8. SIZEMORE. business with.’ "—Chicago Ledger. publication hereof for six successive ATTORNEY, weeks. You will further take notice B urns , . ....................... O regon that th« date of the first publication When She Sap Rise.* Colleciiou*._____ Lami __________ busiue-ts ______ and Real hereof is March 5th l!MM Fatate matter promt Hv at ten lieti to. Weak lungs should be careful. Dated this 5tli day of March, 1904. limos Bo.os. Coughs and colds are dangerous Attorneys for Plaintiff. W. L. ■ ABSDRN. JOHN W then One Minute Cough Cure cures coughs and colds and givr- atryngth to the lungs Mrs G. E Fenner, of Marion, Ind., say», “I suffered with a cough until I run down in weight from 14S to 92 lbs I tried a number of remedies to no avail until I used One M mute Cough Cure. Four bottles of this wonder ful remedy cured me entirely of the cough, ^lengthened my lungs and restored me to my normal weight, health and strength." Sold by Burna Drug stores Many New Lineswill be added as soon as teams can get but. A Venator, A enator, cuttu J JV left «title. Frank McClintock. Hur». . both hips: horses left milk ] J H Anderson. Monument J and hip: hordes X right H L Harkey, Burna, < J ribs, circle F left hip; horin 1 shoulder J PFarrc, Burna, cattlejyj head with bar under on Uh .’ half crop in each ear; borg^J stifle. W H May field. Burn* uWt>i. side, mark crop and split in .1 in right , horse« EX left J W Shown Harney, < uffi» j crop and two splits in mfttJ stifle. | D H Smyth, Smith, cat th connected, << atij d ' h . i .¡„Au Bin Frank Matney. Burns, «v/1 Diamond on either hip. iu left, crop and uudvrbi: li. on left hind leg. C R Peterson, Venator, hcJ lowing: PP, A. SA, CU, 'H.(J RETS IW PP right hip, ) ( left ribsurj brands; marks, finger in US « front leg. ’ to I. L < •' Burns Druggi»» «MvrtalB <mr < tnraudon UpreSsMyr Goes strictly eon««« : ug ••nt fra*. QMast agar e Patent« takan wttXm« •- Sdentine fl A kanksew ^nlaUon of for fao ■ gM b U * I