The Times-Jierald 1 | ■ Dlfj1 genteel colorings at White aud Black Spring Waists at U. 8. l and Office, Burus. <»re., May llth, 1AJ4. I Notice is hereby given that in compliance J with the provisions of the act t»i t'ougress of d AI TU LARGEST CIRCULATION OF 3. 1878. entitled “An act forthesaleof tim An elegant line of Ladies Shoes Infants dresses at the S. it li I June ber lands in the States of California, Oregon, SPAPEK IN THIS COUNTY. Nevada, ami W ashington Territory,” as extend at the S »V B. Cash Store. Cash Store. ed to all the Public Land States by act of August 4, 189?. William Rwsmond.oi Montesano,countv The boys from the Horton & Say at of Chehalis, stale of Washington, has this dav Beautiful Shirt Waist Suits ■A1I RDAY. JLNE I I'XM 1 filed in this office his sworn statement No. 2XS, er mill are down for the election. for the p'lrehasc of the E’ i j SE sK' ‘, see. Sec. -27. 27. SW* SW', 4 the S. it B. Cash Store. i SW‘ 4 Sec. 26, XE ‘ a NE -- ‘< of. in ------------- '>> Section S«(tiuii No. 34, to 1 'i'.1.1. V.. '22 < 8.. IfniiuP No 28 ’S k E ’ W , .. , Township No. R«u«e Ho. W. M..aii(l See our New Line of Ladies Silk Chas. \\ '.Ison and Wlte lett Ulis Wili orter proof to show that thelatui ...Hehl is ..... _ oiore valuable tor Its tlmlH.-r ar atone than lor waists for Spring and Summer morning for their tarm near UOg wieUnural purposes, aud to eatablish his claim . tosabi land lietore the Regia'or an<l Receiverof wear. — Schwartz & Budelmsn. mountain thiaoffice at Burus, Orflto», on Tuesday, the 3«th Wash fluii- at Brown's. ■ day of July, 1304. flor milr Wniata arc beauties— He name» ai witnesses: Ja. ,.l> L Medcalf, of Dr. Marsden has been indisposed Wash ami Silk Waists at Brown’s. uur MIK w aists aro oeauitoti Monteaauo, Washington, Charles White, of Ta- tn aoo them__ 8 A- B Cash '■'»“•• Washington. Delos irim, of Tacoma, the pa.t few days and confined to . naV ask to see mem n. « n. vaun WMhil,KtoI1> Geoige I . Salisburry, of st Joe, TbKhcent rain helped the range. Qfnrt* Idaho. . his rooms a part of the time. i Any and all persons claiming adversely the A full line of girl’s dresses at the I above-described lands ate reouested to tile their | Mrs. Thus. Balfour of Buck creek Mrs. Wil). Byram amt little 8on claims ill this office on or before said 26th day 8. & B.Cash Store. I _ i a. of July, 1904. was the guest of friends in this city , are the guests -------- a 3 j)r an(j Mr«. I W m , b arrr , Register. - Local )0i Wash Goods in I Brown’s TIMBER LAM) NOTICE New Ribbons aud Veiling, at Brown's New Hosiery at Brown’s. Browu’s. Hews. I <oni( t fr«. ; mo< dren ipe ? » I . an H James Brandon and wife were in a few days this week. Marsden. the city last night. Something new and dainty, those Mrs. C. A l’yrd will take orders for Dr. W.C. Brown, Dentist Office Silk Komonas in long and short Tailor Made suits, Call at the millinery u pat airs in Voegtly building. lengths at the S. A B. Cash Store. store and ns samples. Geo. Duncan left yesterday- for The O. C. Co. know no competition, Mrs. Frank Matney was down the home of J. C. Bunyard where the old reliable. from her mountain heme Thursday, he will visit a while. The City Drug Store has some having brought in a big lot of but Do you'want blacksmith coal? The O. thing new in this issue. Read it. ter to put or. the market. C. Co. is headquarters. 1-arge and exclusive stock of drees W. L. Best, the Silver Creek trimmings at Brown’s. J. C. Foley, agent for the popular Btockman, whom the republicans See the new ad of John Gember- want to elect commissioner, is a McCormick mowers and rakes has an ad in this week. If you want a ling, the jeweler, in this issue. business visitor to oht city. new machine see Foley. Osborne and Acme mowers at the O. I* or R ent or S ale —A saloon C. Co. get their prices. Tom Stevens’ Sunday wor. the i and fixtures for rent or sale at a Cha. Cronin was up from the reasonable price and terms, For mile dash for maidens at Walla Walla last week. The purse was Island ranch Tuesday. further particulars apply to Sunday also took second $100 L. N. Olson, Drewsey, Ore. Jake Welcome and Tom Allen I money in a race which was run in came heme from an electioneering i Fred Otley, accompanied by his the fore part of the week. tour the first of the week. eon Henry, was up from his Lawen Scott Hayes, accompanied by •Chas. Crawford anil wife were home the first of the week. Mr. his family and his mother, was in Otley reports an abundance of wat down from Harney the first of this the city Thursday. They had start er in his neighborhood. week doing some shopping. ed on a visit to Silver Lake but Phil Smith arrived home last meeting “Uncle’’ George Duncan ■ John Gembe.-ling was unable to evening from the railroad where he here and finding the roads in a bad be at’ his place of business a part of the .past week, but is again on bad spent the winter feeding a condition, they returned home and number of beef He succeeded in will make their visit later duty. disposing of his stock, but did not. Chits Newell and wife and Mrs. state the price. Judge Lowell spoke in Harney C. N| Cochrane came up from their City Tuesday evening and then Miss Mary Zeigler arrived here proceeded to Malheur county to fill ranch homes at Dog mountain yes last Wednesday evening from her some dates there, Judge Lowell terday. home in Eagle Valley. She came is a brother-in-law of our fellow- The John Day correspondent to on a visit to her sister, Mrs. Lute the Bluo Mt. Eagle says Len Wal- Parker, and expects to remain here townsmen E. E. Purrington and was the guest of the latter dur- tOKwould soon return to his old until August if not longer. i ing his stay in our city. WBein Burns, The Misses Vivian ond Vera si W. B Johnson the Silver creek red Oakerman, who has been Hendriks came up from Lawen this rancher and stockman, came in ^^iring from rheumatism at his week in company with Wil. Gray, yesterday with a load of wheat and hottie on Silver creek is reported Miss Vera remained in the city and this morning took it to the mill {■proving by his physician. will speed the summer with Mrs. where he exchanged it for some ■ will sell you anything in the I. H. Holland. good home made Hour Mr Johnson line of farming machinery at prices Our old friend J. II. Garrett was did not seed ns much of his ranch terms that defy competition. down from his Emigrant creek this spring as he had intended on Pie se call and get prices and terms ranch a few days this week That account of high water but says he Geer A Cummins. old Missourian will be on hand well make up this loss in an increas BH. M. Horton has been spend- Monday to cast a good democratic ed crop of hay. ing a gooa part of his time ai the vote as he has always done. Are you going to tile Railroad if so do ■■w mill lately- He reports the W. W. Brown, the Wagontire not forget tile (>. ('. Co. mill is turning out lumber. horse man, has sold 90 head of W. H. C ecil and wife, accompa I Blie <). C. Co. are always right as to horses to Thos. Picole. The stock nied by Miss Ora Williams, came pric.-s and quality, don’t forget this will be driven through Grant coun over from Crane Creek yesterday. «ben you are arranging to place your ty to the railroad for shipment to Mr. Cecil had «quite an experience {■■ng orders. Alberta. The price paid was $55 coming in He is not a very large Mose Levey took his departure man but evidently has pluck. The per head. iMt Wednesday for California party got stuck in the mud out in Mrs. A. W Gowan and daughter ■■■re he expects to spend the the valley and although ono of the Mabie left the first of the week for ■*iSnmer. ladies weighed 160 and the other Portland where they go to visit re 'Tfiie O. C. Co. have just received ten he landed them on dry land Mpiads of goods, consisting of Baiti and latives and friends and also to at ut misfiap and succeeded in tend the annual session of the O.E. Vflnomi wagons, barb wire, blacksmith e rig out of toe mire. coal, furniture, nails, ccal oil, sugar, S. grand lodge. They will be ■Mats and White Rosa flour. sent several weeks. Wm George was a visitor to our Supt. Gilcrest of the I’. L S. city a few days this week, having i is in the city, having arrived yes- cotil(! upto make application for ter,lav evening His company has proof on some land. been buying cattle from various Do you want to buy your goods right, cattle raiders in this section, but if to get the prices of the O. C. Co. who i we aro informed thev have now all i i ) X > on tow rOfl ■■ are the largest buyers, and the closest that can be handled at present and Sellars, best quality. are not in the market for any more. H. E. Thompson was confined to I hi' home a few days this week j A letter received from the. Geor- from »ickness. He L-_ has — recovered ----------- gia Harper Co. laot night announce. and is again able to be at his place I they will be in Burns for ¡be week begining June 20. Our people are of business. ( assured some excellent productions, We understand that Walter Sher as the company has new plays and lock will soon start on , i a ,lrlP ! will bring special scenery and through * Harney county looking tomes. The foster appears in over the sheep market.—Lakeview ! other column. Examiner. M. D. Williams, the government Sam Mikel was down from bis engineer who had charge of the ge home near Harney this week mak ological work in this valley last ingproof on some land. He was summer was here this week in aMbmpanied by C. A. McMahon company with the other government and A. K. Richardson who were officials He will take his depar wfinesses. ture today for the railroad. Mr M)r. W. 8. Holt, synodical mis- Williams doe. not know just where K|bnary of the Presbyterian church he will be stationed this season. Bill occupy the pulpit here on Judge Miller and wife and Mrs hnday evening, June 19. Dr. N. U. Carpenter and little Dorthy Jolt is not a stranger to the people ; expect to take their departure next ’ Burns and many warm friends Tuesday for Ontario where the i welcome him. former will straighten up his affairs II. W. Brooks, traveling repre- preparitory to moving here per mtative of the Oregon Daily Jour manently and Mrs. Carpenter will nal, of Portland, is in the city in < visit relatives and friends there and he interest of his paper. He is ' at other point,. Mr. Carp-r.ter will nesting with a good business in join her later in the month. .his section where the Journal is be A. K. Richards» n, the popular coming more popular. candidate for sheriff, spent a few Sam Mothershead and James days in this city this week looking Dalton, democratic candidatss foi after his political interests. Mr. clerk and treasurer, respectively, Richardson has certainly met with came in from i n eatended tour ol much encouragement during the the southern part of the county campaign and has bright proepets last Monday evening They seem for election. His persona) contact well satisfied with the outlook polit with the voters has been of much ically and have since been visiting benefit to his condidacv and has various districts io this vicinity. ' increased his popularity. JOHN GEMBERLING Jeweler. Optician Ensrraver. Fine Watch Repairing A cialty. EGGS FOR HATCHING THOROUGHBRED Why n< * k- ep hen . tha will lay in wlntt r as well I as summ°r? I) 1 H ave th eh « I'l Id PER 5 ETTING, $2 <0 Dr. L. EHihhard U. 8. Land Office. Burn», Oregon, May 11th, HIM Notice is hereby giveu that in compliance with the provisions of the act of Congress of June 8, 1.578, entitled “An act for the sale of tim ber lands in the States of California, Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Territory,” as extend ed to all the Public land States by act of August 4, 1892, Mrs. Jeanette W.Sease.of Joplin, county of Jasper, State of Missouri, has this day tiled in this office her sworn statement No. 233, for the purchase of the SW.‘4 of Section No 22 in Township No. 22 8., Range No. 28 E . W M„ and will offer proof to show that the land sought is more valuable tor its limbi r or stone than tor agricultural purposes, and to establish her claim to said land before the Register and Re ceiver of this office at Burns, Oregon, on Tues day, the 26th day of July, 1904. She names as witnesses: Mrs. E. N. Smith, of Eldorado, Kansas, Geo. F. Salisburry, of St. Joe Idaho, William Rosmoud.of Montesano, Wash ington. Jacob L. Medcalf, of Montesano, Wash ington. Any and all persons claiming adversely the above described lands are requested to tile their claims in this office on or before said 26th day of July, 1904. W m . F akre , Register. TIMBER LAND NOTICE. U. 8. Laud Office, Burn», Ore., May 11, l'JW, VOllCE is hereby given that in compliance IN with tile provisions ol the act of Congress of Juue 3,1S78. entitled “An act for the sale of timber lauds in the Slates of California, Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Territory," as ex tended to all the the 1'ublie Land States by act of August 4, 1802, Jacob L. Medcalf, of Mon tesano, county of Chehalis, state of Washing ton, lias tills nay tiled in this office Ills sworn statement No. 2:41, for the purchase of the N'., SW' „ SW', NW'; Section NE', SE' , of See tion No ¿2 in Township No. 22 8., Range No. 28 E., W. M.. aud will offer prool to show tliat tile land sought is more valuable for its timber or stone than for agricultural purposes, and toes tnblisli liis claim to said land before the Regis ter and Receiver of tliisolllce at Burns,Oregon, on Tuesday, the 20111 day of July, 1'304. He names as witnesses: William Rosmond, of Montesano, Washington, Charles White, oi Ta coma, Washington, George F. Salisburry,of St. Joe, Idaho, Delos Anns, ol Tacoma. Washing ton. Any and all persons claiming adversely the above-described lands are requested to tile their claims in this office on or belore said 2l>th day of July, 19U1. W m F akkk , Register. THE SATISFACTORY STORE WHITE GOODS NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE. Whereas an Execution has been issued out of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Harney County under the seal of said Court and the hand of its Clerk, of date the 30th day of April 1904, m>on a decree of said Court, duly made and rendered in and by the same on the 13th day of April 1001, in favor of Geo. W. Cummins plaintiff and judgment creditor and against Cyrus A. Sweek and Ella 8. Sweek, his wife, defendants and judgment debtors by which decree the plaintiff afore said Geo. W. Cummins re covered off anil from the (lefts, aforesaid Cyrus A. Sweek and Ella 8. Sweek the demand this Season Satin Stripped Peques Mercerized Vestings Satin Damasks, Embroidered Etamines, White Voiles, Victoria Lawns, Silk Persian Lawns, Mercerized Poplaines, Mercerized Mulls, Applique Swiss, India Linons. 1 We offer the best values in Burns. You cannot afford to miss our assortment and prices. "^X7"e want your txad.e, because our Goods and ZEPrioes will merit it. Those who are unable to visit our store in person are assured that their orders through the mail receive the most prompt aud intelligent attention we can give them. inspect the Handsome Upright Piano We are Giving Away. Trading Stamps Given. Agentsjfor McCall Bazar Patterns 10 and 15 Cents. Singer Sewing Machines Sold on Easy Terms. TIMBER LAND NOTICE. U. S. Land Office, Burns, Ore., May 11, 1904. Notice is hereby given that in compliance with the provisions of the act of Congress of June:., 1878, entitled “Aiiiu'i for the sate Ot tim ber lands in the States of California, Oregon, Nevada and Wathington Territory,” as extend ed to all the Public Land States by act of Aug ust 4, 1892. Caddie B. Smith, of El Dorado, coun ty of Butler, State of Kansas, has this day tiled in this office her sworn statement No. 231 lor the purchase of the N'W}4 of Section No. 22 in Township No. 22 S., Range No. 28 E., W. M., and will oiler proof to show that the land sought is more valuable for its timber or stone than for agricultural purposes, aud to establish her claim to said land before the Register and Re ceiver of tills office nt Burns, Oregon, on Tues day, the 2otii day «-I July, i oi She nameB us witnesses: Jacob L Medcalf, of Montesano, Washington, William llosmond, of Montesano, Washington, Delos Anns, of Taco ma, W ashington, George F. salisburry, of St. Joe, Idaho. Any and all persons claiming adversely the above-described lands are requested to file their clrfin 8 iu this office on or before said 26th day of July, 1901. W m . F a rue , Register. BROWN’S We are justified in sr?ting to <»■ r trade ¡hat we arc sho ving th*1 most complete line of Goods ev. r shown 111 Burns. BURNS, OREGON TIMBER LAND NOTICE. UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,/ Burns Oregon, April 25 1904.1 Notice ¡ r hereby given th»’, in compliance with the provisioiiK of the net of CougreSH of June 3, 1878, entitled “An act lor the sale of timber lands iu the States of California, Oregon Nevada ami Wtirdilngton Territory,” hr extend ed to all the Public ¡.and States by act of Aug ust 4, 1892, John Adams, of Taco a. conntv of Pierce, State of Washington. lit’K T. s t a\ filed in this office his flworn statement No. ’'.til, for the purchase of the N!? of sb. of Sediou 8, in Towuahip No 21 S., Range N<». 2->, I-.. W. M . ami will offer proof toHhow that the Inmi sought is more valuable for its timber or Rb>ne than for agricultural purposes, and to' Rtaidihd hisclaim to said land before lhe Register and Receiverof this office at Burns, Oregon, on Saturday, the 2.3rd day of July, 1904. He names as witi<esses: Fr- ncis 1< J. Dickie, of Enderlin, N. Dakota, N. A. Dibble, of Silver Creek, Oregon, G. F. Salisburry, of st. Joe, Idaho, D. J. O’Brien, of Tacoma, Washington, Any ami all persons claiming arhcrsely tin* above-described lands are requ< s'e.i Io filetheir claims in this office on or befon aid 23d day of July, 190-1. W m F ahre , Register. Properly Clothed Is half the battle It*, a paying venture when you Invest In a stylish, up- to-date tailor made ault the kind made by the TIMBER LAND NOTICK. Monarch Tailoring: Co. UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,. Jillrii k , Oregon, April 25, 1904.1 Notice Is hereby given that In compliance with the provisions of the a< t of t’ongress of June 3, 1878, entitled “An set for die stile of timber lands in the Statesof California, Oregon, Nevada anti Washington 'l errlloi .. uh extend ed to all the Public Land States by u ' of Aug ust 4, 1892, Francis B. J. 'BIckle of Enderlin, county of Ransom. State of N. Dukii'a, Ims this «lay file«! In this office his sworn Kianuncnt No. i 21’.2, for the purchase of I he Hl* ol N1 , of Section sum of 17,229.40 principal and interest, No. 8, in Township No. 21 H , Range No. 25 E., W M., and will offer itroof to show ihtii lite lain! I of a certain promisory note, and accru I sought is more valuable for its liml cr or stone ing interest atAl per cent per annum than for agricultural purposes, aiwito cHtHblish his claim to said land before the R«.” ister and from the 24tlip ly of March 1004 besides I Receiverof tliiH <»ffi<*c at Burns, oreg«’ on Sat ' nrday, the 2:i«i «lav of July, 1204 the further buiii of $350 attorney feesand I He names as witnesses: John Ada na, of Ta the.costs and disbursements of suit taxed coma, Washington,-^ A. Dibble, of Silver Creek Oregon, <«. F. Salisburrv, of st. Joe, Idaho, D. at $25 and wherein the foreclosure of | J O’Brien, of Tacoma, W ashington. I Any and all persons claiming adversely the that certain mortgage theretofore made above-descrlbeil lands are reuursted to file their executed and delivered by the (lefts to claims in this ofib e on or before said 2 <1 «lay of ! July, 1904. th-plaintiff which was the subject of the W m . FARP.it, Register. suit was awarded and decreed and the mortgaged real property and premises viz NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. the NEq of Section 18 and the SWV. of UNITED STATES LAND OEEK E. j SE'a and Lot 4 of Section 7 and Lots 4 Burns, Oregon, May 2t>, 1904.1 and 5 in Section 17, all in Township 23, Notice Is hereby given that the follnwlng- settler hat filed notice of his intention 8., R 31 E., W. M. in Harney County, nameti to make final proof in anpport of his claim.an«l State of Oregon, ordered to be sold in the that ■aid proof will be made before the Register and Receiver at Burns, Oregon, on June .7th, manner provided by law, and the pro I l'«04, via- Hd. E. No. D m 3 of John F. Vafuler- ceeds applied upon the satisfaction of t»Hi! tor th. N'.NHV, sec. II, «t"l W.SE'iSec fl. T. WH.. R 27 K.. W. M He names the hillowlnx wltn- »« « to prove said decree; ami further to the effect pur his continuous r«;sl<i«ince upon an«l eultivatifui chaser at said rale be let in to immediate ol said land, vis Joseph T. Oarrctt, Mart V. possession upon receipt of Sheriff certifi Baker, of Burns, Oregon, Thomas J. Shields and Joseph W. Vanderpool of Riley, Oregon W m . F arer ,Register. cate of sale, and that the deft», and all claiming under by and through them or either of them be barred and forever ¡NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. foreclosed of all right title and equity of UNITED HTATEH LAND OFFK E, I redemption in the said premises and Burns. Oregon, June 2, 1904.1 1 Notice 1« hereby given that th«* following each and every part and parcel thereof, named settler han filed notice of hi« intention which execution requires me, the under to make Anal proof in support of hIs claim, and Raid proof will t*1 made before the Register signed Sheriff of said County, ¡to levy up that and Receiver At Burns. Oregon, on July Iftth, on and sell said premises as by law pro 1901. vis Hd. E. No. 1237 of William J. George for the l-ot- 2. 3 and I ami S K't - A ,. and -h'4 vided and make return within 60 daya NW'«. Her 34, T. 25 H.. R 32 E . W M. nam«*a the following witnrvs to prove from the receipt thereof, which receipt his Ife continuous residence upon and cultivation was had on the 30th day of April 1904. of raid land, vis Adam George, Herman Rub. ' Chari«-« Johnson, ail of Lawen, Oregon, and Now therefore I, Tom Allen, Sheriff of Simon Lewis of Burns. Oregon. 1 I W m . F a m, Register. I I Harney County Oregon, by virtue of said !( . execution and under authority thereof hLACil MINORCA art BIFF LMHIIR5S. » TIMBER LAND NOTICE. BROWN’S CMca<o*i For emott Talion We are their Agents, and guarantee every garment You want the BEST— that’s what we offer. MILLER & THOMPSON General Merchandise j give notice« by law required that I have I appointed and do appoint the 13th day I of June at half past one o'clock in the afternoon of said day, al the Court House door in the City of Barna, Harney Coun ty, 8t.«te of < Iregon. as the time and place I of sai l saie, and that I will on said day ■ pursuant to such notice ami undfr such j execution at said time and place sell the said XEq of Section 18 and the HWJ^of SEq and Lot 4 of Section 7 and iJMs 4 and ■5 of Section 17 Township 23 8., R 31 E., W. M. in Hs»nev County,< >regon at auc tion to the highest bidder i »ati«factio>i of said decree. for cash io TTatol May 14th 1904, (Dote I publication.) To. of first TIMBER LAND NOTICE. I’. 8. Land Office. Bu ns. Ore., May H. 1901. Notice is hereby given that u ««rmpliance with the provisions of th« a t ol c.>ngre.-B of June 3, 1874, entitled •• i n act fortfissulem ilm her lands in th* Rtaten of ' alif ■ in. Oregon. Nevada and Washington Territory.” as exleud- ed to all the Public La d tab s l>> act of Aug ust 4. 1892, Delos Arms, of Tacoma, county of Pierce. State of Washington, has this day filed inthisofflre his sworn statement No ¿<7, for tne purchase <»f the sK'^ MWU He*-, xt, Eu NW- U. NE% SW»4 <»f Section No. in Townsbl o No. 22 H. Range No. ¿a E . W’. M., and wi I offer uroot to «how that the land sought Is more val uable for its timtxirror stone than for agri ul- tural purposes, and to • aiabiisb his claim to »airland before the Regisfe; and Receiver of this office at Burna. Oregon, on Wedueeday, the 27th day «»f July, 1901 lie names m - - ' Montesano. Washington. Jean ell** .«*•- are. of Jop lin, Missouri, Jacob 1». MedcaH, of Moute wan«>, Washington. <»«*orge F. 8eH*l»urry, »t. Joe, I'laiio An> and all prreons claiming adversely the above-described lands are requ*-sf' .‘tofilethefr < lai ms In this office on or before said 27th day <»< Jnly, iwm Ww F am **. Regieler. Burns Oregon BURNS LIVERY AND FEED STABLE LEWIS A GARRETT, Propts. , 'f'. Special attention given to transcient custom'and freight teams. Horses kept by the day, week or month. FIRST-CLASS LIVERY TLRNOLTS. liai/ and grain always on hand. Your patronage soi ici led. Smith Main St , Burns,'Oregon. Special Attention Given to Conducting Funerals/ NEW AND ACCLRATE HAY SCALES IN CONNECTION WITH BAIN. THE TIMES-HERALD