Shirt waists at Brown’s
OF
PAPER IN THIS COUNTY.
BDAY. JULY 9 1904.
>cal News.
it
■
gjt Geer 4 Cummins.
*3- Brown, Dentist. Office
ji Voegily building.
> ■ one of those fine warm
“»wers yesterday.
E. E. Purrington was down from
the mill a short time this week.
Kemp Hardesty and wife and
Frank Metscham and family cele-
brated in Canyon City.
Do you want to buy your good» right,
if so get the prices of the O. C. Co. who
are the largest buyer», aud the closest
sellers, best quality.
¡
U. 8. Laud O«c«. Burn». Or«., May 110». LOL
«Notice I* hereby riven Dial iu eouipllauie
with ibe urovitioua of tbv
'‘ougrew .>1
Jun* :i.
eulltled “Aa ad (orlile, .leof tiui
ber laud, iu ibe Slab-« •>< < »liforui». liieaou,
Nevada, and w anhiuatou I'erritory. • u. extend
«<1 to all the I-Iil lh- l and siete, l>y m i of .viik-iut
« l»»J, William Keemoud.oi Mmilmuuj..uul>
o’f Cbebab», slat» of \Va»Ulu»li»u. hn
Hied iu ihiBodlee hi, »worn »tateniei
for the purchase of the KS SK't Sec.
SW
‘, See. Jii, XU1, NE1* of Section
Dalia Turner was in from Happy Towuahip
No. '-i S.. Hau»»-so.-2s l V
will oiler proof to »how lii*t Hie land ».mxlit i,
valley this week.
more valuable Ur ila Umber er »lone than lor
agricultural purpose», anil toeatabllsli hiaclaim
lloyou want blacksmith coal? TheO. to »aid land la-fore ibe Regialei and Kei-eiver o(
thi, office at Burna. Oreaon, on Tuesday, the .-»all
C. Co. is headquarters.
day of July, ran
lie uames a» witnewe» Jacob L Medcalf, of
Monteaano. Waahingion, <diarie» While, of Ta
G. W. Waters expects to leave coma,
Waahinglou, Pelo» Arni», of laeoma,
for Shatiiko tomorrow on business Waabiuatou, Geoice E. Kallaburry, of st Joe,
Idaho.
.
Atty and all |>er»on» clalmlnil adversely Ihe
Are you going to the Railroad if so do above-deaertbM laud» ate rv.iaa»ie<i to tile tltvlr
claims In thi» office on or belore >ahl tuth da»
not forget the O. C. Co.
of July, WM
...
L.
W m . E akkk , Keaiater.
A. K. Richardson and family
, n were down to take in the celebra­
Judge Sparrow who haw been out'
rusticating in the mountains for tion the 4th.
uteftinson is up from some time, has returned liome and
Ike Schwartz informs us ho ex­
has a very healthy color at least.
pects John Budleman home tomor­
Henry Vulgamore, assisted by row.
ill A clue niowera at the O.
eir price».
Treasurer Dalton and Ex-Treasurer
“Mother” Fry is here from Cal­
Irwin informs us the Miller, moved the big county safe ifornia on a visit to her daughters,
HU very quietly in our yesterday to The office of the new Mesdames Will Cummins and Geo
treasurer.
iMK Harney.
Fry, Mrs. Fry thinks some of
Judge Leyens and commission­ making her home here again.
‘BWR'Feports we infer that the
two days’ celebration at Canyon ers Best and Miller accompanied
For Sale—My ranch with all
City on the 4th and Sth was a grand Road Master Clemens on an in-
stock,
hay and machinery, Terms
specting trip of the new road out
given
upon
application.
toward the Horton A Sayer saw
head of sheep have
M us. S H askell ,
mill Thursday afternoon.
over in Grant County
Burns Ore.
i
W. B. Johnson, president of the
, All have been driven
R
J.
Williams
was
in
the
city
a'
Harney County Live Stock Asso-
thipped.
short lime this week. Bob has got
ciation, is over from his Silver
I
I in for the celebration
the habit of coming in 'during
*? ’• V
creek home to attend a meeting of
1 Cary arranged for the
court and no doubt overlooked the
the association which is called for
>unling of his late father’s
fact that anew man took his place
this afternoon.
/
which he is administrator.
thi- limo.
The Windsor, under the manage­
11 sell you anything in the
Sam Wert, nephew of Joel and
ment of C. B. Smith <fc Co., is one
inning machinery at prices
Harry Smith, returned to his work
of the most popular resorts in the
s that defy competition,
interim. Finest of liquors and on the road near Drewsey last Wed­
ill and get prices and terms
cigars, billiards and card tables nesday. The young man bad been
Ju m mins.
prevented from working the past 10
and expert mixologists.
Witlwrs was among our
days from a mashed thumb.
Judge Milbrand family nnd Mrs»
m the‘4th nnd was again
N. U. Carpenter and little daugh­
liness yesterday.
TIMBER LAND NOTICE
ter arrived here from Ontario Mon­
C. Co. are always right aa to
U.S. Land Office, Burns, Ore., May II, 1904.
day.
The
Judge
and
family
are
Notice is hereby giyeo that in com pl ance
d quality, don’t forget this
with the provisions of the act of Congress of
occupying
the
Byron
Terrill
resi-
'
are arranging to place your
June 8, 1878, entitled “An act for the sale of tim­
lauds in the States of California, Oregon,
dence until their new home is! ber
lers.
Nevada and Washington Territory," as extend­
ed to all 1 be Public Laud States by act of Aug­
completed.
Comegys has been in the
ust 4, 1892, Charles White, of Tacoma, county of
Co. I-now
tie.
no competition,
4A
TIMBER LAND NOTICE
Ladies’ Wash Suits at Brown’»
The most complete stock of shoes
Beaut'ify your home. Don’t live
at Rrown’s.
in a rock or dust pile.
Large assortment of Ladies'
Lunaberg & Dalton have some­
Summer Fabrics at Brown's.
thing new in their ad this week.
Dain Hay Bucks at Voogjly’a.
LBGE8T CIRCULATION
Men’s Furnishings at Browns.
TIMBER L.1ND NOTICE.
U. S. Land Office, Burns, Dregou, May llth, 1904
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions of the act of Congress of
Junes, 1878, entitled “An art forthesaleof tim­
ber lands in the States of Culilornia, Oregon,
Nevada, and Washington Territory,*’ tis extend
ed to all the Public laud States by act of August
4, 1892, Mis. Jeanette W.Sense,of Joplin, county
of Jasper, Slate of Missouri, has this day tiitd
in thia office her sworn statement No. 2.U, fc>r
the purchase of the SW*4 of Section No 22 in
Township No. 22 8.. Rango No.2« E . W M,,and
will offer proof to show that the land sought is
more valuable for its timber or stone than for
agricultural purposes, and to establish her
claim to said land before the Register aud Re­
ceiver of this office at Burns, Oregon, on Tues­
day, the 26th day of July. HMM.
She names as witnesses: Mrs E. N. S nilh, of
Kldorinio. Kansaa, Geo. F. Salisbarry, of St. Joe
Idaho, William Rosmond.of Montesano, Wash­
ington, Jacob I;. Medcalf, of Montesano, Wash­
ington
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above described lands are requested io tile .heir
claims iu this office on or before said 26th day
of July, 19U4.
W m . F ahke , Register
BROWN’S
THE SATISFACTORY STOfc E”
“BROWN’S
E V e n <a C h i3 d
can buy
Golden
Gate
Coffee
and be absolute
ly sure
the same
each time. Theft
unbroken seal is |
the buyer’s pro- i
tection.
1 and 2 lb. aroma^ght tinsi
at high grade grocer«.
h
*r»w<v.
IT. S. Laud Office, Barna, Ore., May 11,1904,
NOTICE is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions of the act of Congress
of June 3, 1878, eutitled “An act for the sale of
timber lands in the States of California. Oregon,
Nevada, and Washington Territory," as ex­
tended to all the the Public Land States by
act of August 4, 1892, Jacob L. Medcalf, of Mon­
tesano, county of Chehalis, State of Washing­
ton, has this day filed In this office his sworn
statement No. 23ti, for the purchase of the NJ*
8WJ4, 8W'4 N W‘4 Section U, NE1 , 8E'4 of See
tion No 22 in Township No. 22 H., Range »No. 28
E., W. M., and will offer pnx»f to show that the
land sought is more valimble for its timber or
stone than for agricultu-ai purposes, and to es­
tablish his claUa to said land belore ti>e Regis
ter and Receiver of this office at it urns, Oregon,
on Tuesday, the 26th day of July, 1»4.
He names as witnesses: William Rosmond, of
Montesano, Washington, Charles White, oi In
coma, Washington, George F. Salisburry.of 8t.
Joe, Idaho, Delo« Arms, of Tacoma. Washing­
ton.
Any and all tenons claiming adversely the
above-described lauds are requested to file their
claims in this office or. or belore said
day
of July, 1901.
W m F a rhe , Register.
Trading Stamps Given.
Agents for McCall Bazar Patterns 10 and 15 Cents.
Singer Sewing Machines Sold|¡un Easy Terms.
BURNS. OREGON
TIMBER LAM) NOTICE.
Pierce, state of Washington, has this day til* <1
U. 8. Land OlHce, Burns, Ore., May 11, 1904.
past week under the care
Alfred Douglas, a young man in this office his sworn statement No 239, for Notice ia hereby given that in compliance
the purchase of the EUNWU, SW‘,4 NE>4, NW. with the provisions of the act of Congress of
lysioian. He is suffering whose home is in Grass valley, was l-t SEJ-t of Section No. 27 in Township No. 22 8.. June 3, 18<8, entitled “Anact ior the sale of tim-
Range No. 28 E., W. M., and will offer proof to
lands in the State« of ( alifornia, Oregon,
>adly inflamed eye.
a caller at this office vesterday in &ow that the land s»»tight is »»ore valuable for bef
Nevada and Washington Territory," as extend­
its timber or «tone than »or agricultural pur- ed
to
the rublic Land States by act of Aug­
Mr poses, and to establish hts claioi to said land ust 4, ail
TIMBER LAND NOTICI
C. Oo. have just received ten company with Harvev Muller.
1392. Cuddie B. Smith, of El Doiado.coun-
belore the Register and Receiver of tliis office ty of Butler,
of Kansas, has this day filed
>f goods, consisting of Bain and Dougins has l»een v.-orking in this at Burns, Oregon, on Wednesday, the 27th day in this ofliee state
her
sworn
statement
No.
234
for
of July, 1904.
UN1TKD STATES LAND <»1 TH E.f
the purchase of the NW tof Section No. 22 in
ragons, barb wiie, blacksmith section for some time and was on
He names as witnesses: William Ro^mond, of Township
Murns Oregon, April 2f» 1901.1
No. 22 S , Range No 2S E,, W. M.,
Montesano,
Washington,
Jacobi..
Medcalf,
of
Notice is lierohy given tpafr iu compliance
liture, nails, ccal oil, sugar,
will offer pro d to show that the lantl sought
his way to his home for a vacation Montesano, Washington, George F. Sslisburry, and
with the provisions <»f the art of ( ongreturof
is
more
valuable
for
its
timber
<
r
stone
than
oi St. Joe, Idaho, Daniel J. O’Brien, of Tacoma, for agricultural purposes, and to establish her June 3, l»7g, entitled “An act lor the sale of
d White Rosa flour.
\ W ashington.
said land before the Register and Re­ limiter lands in the State* of California, Oi^pm
Any and all persons claiming adversely the claim to
Wiil
Cummins
and
family
start
­
of this oftice at Hurns, Oregon, on Tues­ Nevada and Washington Territory.” as extend
j’ Hamilton came over from
above-described lands arc requested to file their ceiver
ed t«» all the Public Utnd States by act of Aug­
day,
the
2t»lh
day of July, 1904.
in this office on or before* the said 27th
She names ns witnesses: Jacob I. Medcalf, of ust 4, 1892. John \datns, of Tacoma, County of
jd the latter part of last ed for the Deschutes Thursday but claims
(lav of July, HMM.
Montesano, Washington, William Roaiix nd. of Pierce, State of Washington, has this day filed
W
m
.
F
arrk
,
Register.
Montesano» Washington, Delos Arms, of Taco­ in thia office his sworn statement No. 231, for
id has remained in the city after going a distance out from
ma, Washington, George F. Halisburry, of St. the purchase of the N’-i of S' 2 of Section No. 8,
in Township No. 21 S., Raugc Nt». 2e, E. W. M..
Joe, Idaho.
He wanted to help make a town his team balked and he re­
Any and all persons claiming adversely the and will offer proof toshow that the land sought
turned home to get another team
above-described lands are requested to file their is more valuable for its timber or alone 1 linn for
TIMBER LAND NOTICE.
n the 4th.
claiu s in this ofliee on or before sat'! 2»>th day agricultural purposes, and to establish his claim
and make a new start. You bet
to said land before the Register and Keceiverof
U. S. I and Office, Burns, Ore., May 11,1904. of July, 1901.
sial dance Thursdry night
W m . F akkf , Register.
this office at Burns, Oregon, on Saturday, the
Notice is hereby given that io compliance
his fish line wont balk when he guts with
23rd day of July, 1904.
the provisions of the act of Congress of.
usic furnished by Joe Detrick
He names as witnesses: Francis II J. Hickle,
June 3, 1878, entitled “An act for the sale of tim
down there.
of Enderlin. N. Dakota, N. A. IHoble, of Silver
ber lands In the States of California, Oregon,
TIMBER LAM) NOTICE.
lenu Harper was largely
Creek, Oregon, G. F. Ha4isburrv, of SA. Joe,
Nevada and Washington Territory.”as extend­
Idaho, 1». J. O’Brien, of Tacoma, Washington,
Mr. nnd Mis Faucet arrived here ed to all ibe Public l.an<l States by act of Aug­
U. S. Land office, Bu us, Ore., May 11.1NM.
>d and most thoioughly
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
ust 1,1892, Stuart T. Moise, of Joplin, county of
aimve-descrilted lands are requested to tile their
Notice
is
hereby
given
that
in
compliance
from
the
latter
part
of
last
week
Jnsper. State of Missouri, has this day filed in
1 by our young people.
claims in thia office on or before aaid 23d »lav of
with
the
provisiohtj
«»f
the
act
of
Congreaaof
this office his sworn statement No. 23«, for the
IS/«, entitled “ \n act for tii a sale of Um­ July, HMM.
Southern Oregon where thev have purchase of the KE’-' of Section No 21 in Town­ June3.
W m F a n k e , Register.
ship No 22 8., Range \'o. 2x E., W. M., and will ber lands in the States of California, Oregon,
Georgia Harper Co will pro-
Nevada and Washington Territory,” as extend
been living for some time. M re. oiler proof to show ihst the Land sought is more ed
to
all
the
Public
La
>d
-
tates
by
act
of
Aug
Jnc’e Tom’s Cabin tonight Faucet is a daughter of Mrs Chris valuable for its timber or stone than for agri­ ust 4, 1892, Delos Arms, of Tacoma, county of
cultural purposes, and to establish his claim to
Pierce, Skate of Washington, has this day filed
TIMBER LAND NOTICE.
mold be greeted with a full Lackman and the letter informs us said land before the Register and Receiver of in
office hia sworn statement No. 237, for
this office at Bums f icgon, on Wednesday, the the this
purchase of the SE14 sw*, See. 23, E1/, NW
They will play Hazel Kirke they have returned to make their 27th day of July, 1934.
lie names as witnesses: Delos Arms, of Taco­ 5^, NKJ4 SW>4 <4 Section No. 26 in Township No.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,t
ma, Washing on, Georg? -. Salisbuny, of Ft. 22 8. Rango No. 28 E . W. M., and wi I offer
ow night. Both aro good permanent home here.
Burns, Oregon, Kpril 2A, 1901.1
to show that the land sought Is more val­
Frank Joe, Idaho, Nathaniel A. Dibb!°, of Riley, Ore­ proof
Notice
is
hereby, given Unit in compliance
uable
for
its
timber
or
stone
thau
for
agricul
­
gon. JacoD L. Mcdculf, u»f Montcs iuo, Washing­
tural purposes, and to (.stsblish his claim to with lite provision^ of the art of Congress of
Hackman also came back.
ton.
1 Any and all persons claiming adversely the said land before the Register a’rd Keceiverof June 3, 1878, entitled “An set for the sale of
this office at Burns. Oregon, on Wednesday,the limber lands in the Statesof California,Oregon,
»1 Cecil, accompanied by his
above
des
ribed
lands
are
requested
to
file
their
Chester Smith took bis departure claims in this office on or defore the said 27th 27th day of July, 1901.
Nevada and Washington Territory," as extend
He names as witnesses : William Rosmond.of ed to all the Public Land States by net of Aug
lent yesterday in this city, Thursday morning for John Dny day of July, 19(M.
Montesano, Washington, JeauetteBeane,of Jop­ nst.4, 1892, Francis B. J. Rickie, ol Enderlin,
M m . F arms , Register.
lin, Missouri, Jacoh L. Medcnlf, of Monteaano, county of Ransom. State of N. Dako'a, has this
cil and the children have where it is reported ho will l>e mar­
Washington, George I'. Salisburry, of St. Joe, •lav tiled iu this office his sworn siui-' uicul No.
232, for the pureliase of the SWof X1 ,df Section
Idaho.
urned from Portland where ried to Miss Lillie Coleman, Ches,
Any an<l al! persons claiming adversely the No. 8, in Township No. 21 H Ifsn-ro No. W E.. W
TIMBER LAND NOTICE.
ent the winter. Carrol had and bride are expected home next
abov^-dt scribed lands are requested to file their Mand will offer proof toshow tltal I he land
sought is more valuabh* for its I iml>er <»r stone
claims in this office on or before said 27th day titan for agricultural purposes, and to cstnbliHh
rn La the ranch immediately Monday evening. This is a sur­
United States Land Office,
)
his claim to said land before tiie Register and
of July, HAM
Burns, Oregon, Jone 13, 1904)
Receiver of this office at Burns, Oregon, on Sat
W m F arrs , Register,
t a mule buyer.
priseto hi.- many friends . here but Notice is hereby given that in compli­
urday, the 23<l day of July, 1904.
Hv'naines as witnesses John Adams, of Ta
ance with the provisions of the act of
coma. Washington,*N A. Dibble, of Silver Creek
¡Caldwell and family expect 4heir congratulations will be none Congress of Jure .3,1878, entitled “An
<>regon,G. F. Halisburrv, of Ht Joe, Idaho, 1».
J O’Brien, of Tacoma, Washington.
I their departure some time the less hearty H ire's to y'ou Ches act for the pale of timber lands in the
Wiy and all imtsoiis elHlming adveraoly the
States of California, Oregon, Nevada and
NOTICE OF SUCRI» f-’S SALE.
alM»vr-dcs<’rihed latwisnrr requested to tile their
tnonth for Portland where
Waahingjon
Territory,
”
as
extended
to
J. C. Bartlett, accompanied by­
claims in this office «in or before iwtid 2!ki dat of
July, I9«M.
ill reside thu coming winter Miss Miller anil bis two sisters, all the Public l-and States by act of Au­
W m . F aiire , Register.
gust 4, 1892, William J. Broadhurst, of Fred Liinabnrtf I'lainlill, 1
■r that Miss Dora and Jtrhnie Misses Hattie anti Hettie, came M- ircsano, county of Chehali«, State of
v».
[
■ve the advantage of first over from Drewsey to help . make Washington, has thi9 day tiled in this Joint McC »y, ilefeiuliiiit,)
office his sworn statemeet No. 24.3, for the
Notice is hereby given that pnrsnnnt NOTICE
FOR PUBLICATION.
pitructors in their music and the e igle scream here ,on the 4lh. purchase of the SWJ4 NWW, Nla SW^,
to the term» of »■> execution issncil on
UNfTED STATES 1.1 ND Of FICK.
t
studies. Lee may retmain Mr. Bartlett will likely be one of SE’4 SW’4 of Section No. 27 in Town the 17th day oi June 1104, by F. S. Kehl-
Burns, Ore., June 21. l'J 4 |
ship No. 22 S., Range No. 28 E., W. M ,
ilil after the fair this fall be- the teachers in our public school an<l will offer proof to show that the land er, Clerk of the Circuit ( <»nr[, of llarney Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler han filed notice af his intent u»n
ug down to remain for the the coining year. He is one of tbe nought ia more valuable for Ila limiter or Connty Oregon, commatling me the nit- , to make proof in support of Ms claim and that
stone than for agricultural purposes, and
said proof will la* made beioftthtf Register and
The Windsor will be con- foremost educators of our county to establish fiis claim before the “ Rexi« ' darsigned Hherifl* of Harney County Ore- ’ Receiver at Burns, Oregon, <»n August •'». P<M.
viz Hd E. No. 19HB, of Emma Ash. nua prlur
gon,
to
sell
the
real
estate
herein
after
by C. B Smith and his and the patrons of thi- district ter and Receiver of this office at Burns,
er for the SW'« NE'«. W^-E'^and E%SF.\,
Oregon, on Wednesday, ths 2llh day of descrilied, or so much th reof us may be * Hee, M, T 2*% R *7 V W M
He names the following witnesses to prove
! Boots.
August, 1904.
necessary to satisfy the Him ol |2rt7 B5 his continuous residence U| mhi and ciiliitation
are to be congratulated*
lie names as witnesses: M. V. Smith,
with interest thereon fnuntlie 2Bth day of said land, viz Mary H <’. H’lorod, A rm-
E. Brown, Stephen Scawcan!. I a -a is B
Icnic composed of Some 30
Mr and Mrs >8. R Taylor took of Burn«, Oregon, N. A. 1 Tibble, of Riley, of A|<il ItlOl nt tlie rate of ten |>er rent stead
Springer, all of Cord, Oregon.
Oregon, Daniel McPherson, of Montesa­
W m . F arrk . Register.
spent the day of the 4lh and their departure Thursday for their no, Washington, Geo. F. Salisburry, of per annum; and the further suiu of $20
|ht in a nice grove on Poison home in Marion comity aft.-r a two St. Joe, iditho.
attorneys fee» ; for $21 c- »U »nd disburse­
Any and all pvr»ona claiming adverse­
They all report a fine time weeks’ visit with lheir daughter. ly th6 above-described lands are request ments and the co-t.-» nd ex|>enee» of, NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
iy was »¡»ent in sports of all Mrs W. E Huston, in this citv. cd to file their claims in this office on or anloponsaid writ of execution, the
UNITED STATES LAND <)FFI< E,
f
before raid ¿4. day of August, 1904.
said sums being the amount of a judg­
Barns. Oregon, June?, 1901.i
and they had a good supply Mr. Taylor is a successful hop
W m F akke , Register.
Notice is hereby given that the folhtwlng
ment renlertd in the ( ireult Court of
named settler has filed notice of his intention
i works for display in the grower in that section and has re­
tlie state of Oregon, for the County o( to make final pr«N»í in support «f his »•iairn. and
said j»roof will l»e mivhi lælorethe Register
jg A basket« dinner was a sided there for the past 19 years
Harney, on the 2ktli day of April 1901 in that
TIMBER LAND NOTICE
an<l Receiver at Burns. Oregon, on July j.ith,
r.KH,
vis: Hd. E. N«».
#»f William J Gêorgt*
an
action
at
law
then
).
lading
in
»aid
re of the occasion. It had He liked this eeclion and found the
f..r the 1/OtM 2. 3 nn<l I and NF* . HW aiol ■*>►?<
Unit- <1 States I .and Office,
| 1
¡Court
wherein Fred l.nnalMirg
mat h W‘,. Her M, T. 26 H., R 12 It . W. M
Burns,
Oregon,
June
13,
ItKMf
I
the intention to bave a dance people very sociable, but he had to
He nani' R the fidiowing witnesses to prove
Notice is her-by given that in compli-' I pl»intifl and John McCoy, defendmt, hit rant I noons resi denn? uj»on and rultivaiion
e evening but those looking return home to look after his crops. ance
with the provision» of the act of * ' against said defendant John McCoy, of raid laud, vis Adam Georire, llerniaii Ruh,
Charles Johnson, ali oí J-awen, Oregon, and
\Congress of June 3, 1B7H, entitled “An '
the picnic were unable to get
A meeting will l>e held at the * »ctfor tbe sale of timber lands in the i which said judginerit was duty enrolled -ina.ut 14?w!sof Burns, on :nF arkk . Resister.
umber.
of California, Oregon, Nevada and ; i and docketed in the < 'lerk» ofliee of said
\ law office of Biggs fc Riggs for the States
Washington Territory,” as extended to County and stale, on the 2nd day of
McPheeters. Frank Uel- purpose of ascertaining if it is agr*-e- all thePnMie I and Statts by act of Aug- May 1904, Therefore, I, the undersigned
IRR.
u«t f, iwr.', IMuM Mcl’bnnon.ai Mon- ,heriff of j|,riiey ( „UIlly oreg„n, hl
i and Win McKinney will leave able to form a permanent fair as«o- U-an->,
coantr of Chrhalif, State of I ...
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t Monday morning for a six ciation. It is proposed to form a Wn-f iug’i.n. has this day Aled in thi. '’bed'em-e to th. (»»tnm.n Is of -m 1 writ,
Ilil sworn statement No. 242, for "ill wn Monday, th-l#th day of July
t’e outing in tbe Cascade moun- new aneocialion, incorporate and oilice
1« SW^,
the • pnrcl ate
a<M of the SK
HE'«
SWlg, Snc.
Sec. «1,
ttt, ! 1904 at the hour of 2 o'clock
o’clock I’. M. of
i. They will go first to the make it permanent anti stublc, so on
N’j » NW';,
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a NWR of Section No.
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Towaat p N.* T. S ltange Mo. 28 E ,
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No. 22 R., Bang» No. 2S E ,
hutea and from there will visit that the meetings may I- conduct- (V. Townnnip
city
of
Borns
Harney
C
only
Orrgon
of­
M., and will offer prrtof Io show that
r»is fishing pieces and summer ed each year on a Lttsi ess ba»is the Im i »ought is more valuable lor its fer for sale at public vendue for ca»lt in
or »U n ■ than for sericultural pur- han*l tn 'he highest and lieet bidder all
rts going m far M Crater Lake and managed propeuv. The rneet- fmber
,<«<*•. and to eatehlisli his claim to said
ional Park before returning.; in« will l»e held immediately after lend l»e(< rv the K gister and Ree »iver of of the right title and interest of John
thi» office at Burns, Oregon, on Wednes­ McCoy in and to the follow described
> boys expect to have tbe t:me the stock association meeting in day. the 24 d tv of Aogn»«, ItOt.
real property towit: The N W'4 ofBW1»,
their lives and are much envied order to have the representative lie names a» wilnetteea: M. V. Smith, SW'i ofMW'4 and lota 3 and 4 of sec­
of Bat ns, Oregon, N. A. Dibble.of Riley,
their particular friends who stockmen of the connty p esent If Oregon, William J. Bromi horst, of Mon­ tion 29 in township2b ft. It. 31 B. W. M
JOHN UEXBEKLING
ve tn remain at home Tbe possible And get them Interested. tesano, Geo. F. Salisbury/-, of 8t. Jue,1 South of Malheur I Ake, in Harney
County,Oregon. t> satisfy -aid judgment •lewulci'.
Idaho.
Opticiuu
me»-Herald has offered a leather It is the desire of those interested
Any nrd all p> wm claiming ad verve-1 and intern.I, u«ti and a!I accruing
L’.r»irf-»i w»r.
ly the above described latáis are requee - i eost-
tdal for the beet fish story and in tbs project to either boy or lea.e el
V» file their claims tn this offic • on or J
Fine Watch Rcp.uring A Spe-
T<»M ALLEN,
ch will try to win it. No doubt! ground where improvements ran be tw-f.-re said 24 day <4 Anirust. 1'<M.
Miteriff wf llarney < "owaty, Oregon cialty.
-emade
Ww, F mabb , Register,
ey will all deserve one.
OTEL
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American Plan
Rates on Application
Guests Treated with Utmost Courtesy.
Well burnished, Comfortable Rooms.
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Oregon.
Burns,
JUST ARRIVED
A brand new stock of prescription drugs,
strictly f-esh and of the best quality and
more on the v.av.
A splendid lot of the
FINEST CANDIES AND GUMS
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A full stock of cvciyllrinji in the drug line.
TliF CITY DRUG STORE.
H. M. HORTON, Propt.
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BURNS LIVERY AND FEED STABLE.
LEWIS A GARRETT, Propfs.
Special at ten Hon given
Io t ra nscient custom and
freight teams.
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Horses kept by the day,
u'e.ek or month.
FIRST CLASS LIVERY TURNOUTS.
Huy und grain al ica y s
on hand.
Special Attention Given
to Coiidflciiaf Funerals
I
Nil AND ACCURATE NAY SCALES
IN CONNECTION WITH BARN.
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than ever I»e-
Studclmker Wagon«,
Hacks.
Carriages, litiggii-a and Buck btwrtls fort* i> Illi« town. W h Itought
are arriving now and selling ns fast I right and will wdi rifhk The very
as we esn gel them in. We have nievrt in Luce and Muslin Cur­
two car loads of these goods here I Inina. Ladien, call ami inspect,
and in trains. TI e Itesi stock of 1 Wa can pleaaa jrou in Imth style
Wagons and Vehicles ever brought mi<l ptice Bureau», Cbilfotiiers,
to Burns. Cal! and look At goods I Sideboard*, Iron Beda, and in fact
even if yon do not desire l<> buy al {everything in our Sine.—Burns
the |>r<•> ut lime Geer Ar <'uinmins Furniiiir«‘ Un