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About The Times-herald. (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 27, 1904)
SATURDAY. AUGUST W, 1904. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: Oue Year ............................. .............. 12.00 8ix Mouths ......................... ......................... 1.00 Three Mouth»..................... . . . .75 I trial AN BYRI) — — — — Maaafer OFFICIAL DI HECTOR Y 8TATK—OBBGOW : . S. Senator« . 4 J. H Mitchel i C. W. Fulton. |J. N. Williamson, Cungreasiuen.............. I Attorney General ... A. M. Crawford. Goveruor Geo. E. Chamberlain. Secretary oi State F. I . Duubar. Treatiurer C. 8. Moore. Supr. Public Instruction. .J. H. Ackerman. State Priuter J. R. Whitney i R. 8. Bean. .> C. Wolverton » F. A. Moore Supreme Judge« NINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT. Distr ci Judge . l- slncl Attorney Deputy Dist Atty Geo. E. Davis J W McCulloch ..................... C H Leonard ... (circuit Court meets the Third Monday in April and Fourth Monday iu October. Join)-Representative Joint-Senator ............................. .J LBitz ............... J. L. Rand COUNTY—HARNKY! H. C, Level)» Hain Motherahead J M Dalton F M Jordan Tom Allen J. E. Iyoggan M E Rigby J A Vest .... »CT Miller /W I. Beat Cuouty Judge ............ Clerk lieiib'irer ........... Surveyor sheriff . . kMMNKH . . .. School Superintendent . Stuck Inspector ......... Com in iBbioners .............. County Court meets the tlrwt Wednesday in January, March, May, July, Heptember and Novem her. HARNEY U. K. H. LAND OFFIC«: Segiater Reeei v • r ... Wm Farre ....... AW Gowan « CITY. —BURNS’ M ayor, Recorder, Treanurer, M ftI Billll, Councilmen : Dr J. W. Geary. 8 W Miller VI Hopkina J W Bevedge f C E McPheeters > J C Foley | Simon Lewis, I G W Clevenger Meetings of tiie Council every Second and Fourth Wednesday. 8< )C! ETIES. HARNEY’ IsODGR, NO. 77, I. O O F. Meets at odd Fellow» Hall, every Saturday 7:30 pin, J. W. Buchanan, N. G. F. O. Jackson, Secretary. i BI'IIN.S LODGE NO. 97, A . F. A . M.. Meets every Saturday evening in Maaonic Hall. J. (,'. Welcome Jr, W. M. F. 8. Reider,Secretary. INLAND LODGE NO. 70 K. of P. Meets every Thursday evening in the Brown Hall H. M. Horton, C. C. L. M Blown, K. R. 8. BURNS LODGE No 47 A. O. U. W. Meets every second and fourth Friday A. C. Welcome, M. W. (’. N. Coch mu, Recorder. the reports regarding the con struction of a road into this coun try. In the mean time these ar ticles, published in the large dai- les, will advertise our resources and may be the cause of bringing in many good settlers. This rail road booming can do us nothing but good, and we may some day be able to hear the shrill whistle of the locomotive as it wends its way along the borders of our great Goose Lake.—Lakeview Herald. Devine services the third and fourth Sunday s of each month at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. tn. Sabbath school at 10 a. m. every Sabbath morning. Preaching services at the Baptist church every 1st and 2nd Sundays, morning and evening. Sunday school every Sunday at 11 a. in. prayer meeting every Thursday evening. THE BURNS FURNITURE CO '•» Is at the Old Stand selling cheaper than you can run the risk ol laying it down here from any catalogue house in America. We buy as cheap as anyone and will sell as cheap as anyone, there will be W. H. Shirk returned last right The Oregon Daily Journal. fore, our prices must, and from a week’s visit to Reno. Mr. Nothing is omitted that concerns A call will convince you. Shirk inquired into the cattle situa the interest of buyers and sellers right. READ TUE MARKET NEWS IN — tion while there and says from what he can learn there is plenty of stock in California and that while some of it is hardly fit for market, it is being sold as fast a? beef is needed. He s iys that G. W. Mapes, who will arrive here tonight, informs hi tn that not (die bullock has been shipped out of Nevada. He says that sheep are moving right along and that 40 car loads will be shipped East in a few days.—Lake view Herald in the live stock, grain, provisions, produce and financial markets— the quotations are comprehensive, and are in every way reliable. The Journal in addition carries every days a full and truthful re port of tne world’s news and pre sents many special features of deep interest to the average reader. The Jouanal’s woman’s page, the illustrated sportlang news page, Journal stories and comic pages and other good things nteke it a Do you want blacksmith coal? TheO. | very popular family newspaper, C. Co. is headquarters. clean and blight from A to Z anti year’s end to year’s end. THE NEW YORK WORLD Daily, one year by mail, $4; The tickets are now made up six months, $2.25; three months, and the most interesting Presi ($1.25. Semi-weekly, 104 issues, one dential campaign the United year, $1.50. States has ever known since i860 Weekly, $1. The issues of the has begun. And it is the most i Semi-Weekly and Weekly Journ important, too. al also contain the market news Which will it be, Parker and 'and all of the features of the Daily Davis or Roosevelt and Fair Journal. banks? Nobody knows yet, but The Times-Herald clubs with The Thrice-a- Week World will the Journal at the following rates tell you promptly, fully and truth for both papers: fully every movement of a hot and $4.00 Daily, ........... thrilling campaign. The real Semi-Weekly,' 2.50 newspaper now prints facts rather 2.25 than hope«, and it has always been Weekly........ the effort of The Thrice-a-Week World to tell the thing that has PROFESSIONAL CARDS. happened exactly as it happened. Thus you can judge for yourself and form your opinion. Wm. MILLER, There is also a great war going ATTORNER AT LAW. on in the East, where The World Burns, Oregon. has a brilliant staff of correspond I I Office first door west of Bank. ents in the field, and their reports are found regularly in the columns THORNTON WILLIAMS. of The Thrice-a-Week World. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. The Thrice-a-Week World’s Otlice one door north regular subscription price is only of French Hotel $1.00 per year, and this pays for Ontario-Bn,, Stage bin, \ W. C. BYRD, MANAGER Many New Lineswill be added as soon as teams can get but. Kitchen Furnishing mill he one of our specialties, and your kitch en 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, |2 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, 12 50, up Bureaus $8 and upward. Fold ing Iron Beds and Couches low as $ I 1.50 LUall Paper 13 eents sioqle ’ oil and up . A MANUFACTURING DEPARTMENT in connection where we will make yon anything from a wooden knitting needle to “double deck” wood rack. Call! Never too busy to ,talk or furnish estimates. BURNS FURNITURE COMPANY A Great Newspaper. Leaycs Burns daily <w 'ÿ at 6:30 am. Arrive«- rriv« atI ly from Ontario t at 5 p to. ■; paj The only through r transfer route from Ru^ railroad. The Harney County Live Stock Association will pay Five Hundred Dollar« Reward To the and conviction of auv parson or persons who kill, «teal or drive oil' any horses, mules or rattle belonging to any member of the AsstM'ia tion. The County Court also offer» an addi tional reward of Vive Hundred Dollars. W. B. J ohnson , Pre» A rchie M c G owan , Sec’y, Burns, Oregon. BRANDS AND P. O. ADDRESS OF MEMBERS. First-class aecommodg,^ good eating stations at c3 distances along the route 1 S. S. WILLIAMS, Gen. J Dtewoev. .J L. Woldenberg Jr., Agent, $sou Additional Reward. In addition to the above I offer I' kj O under the same eon ditioiiH for horses branded horseshoe baron bothoreither jaw recorded in 8 counties. Range, Harney, Lake anti Crook Counties. Horses ventedwhen ¿old. Horses sold pass through this ci ion will he re ported in this paper, •porfed. please write or u ¡. phone The Times-Herald, Main 324. Burns, <’ c. W. W BROWN, File Oregon. Feter Clemens, Burns, horses, l’C on leftsti fle; cattle same on either hip; eat marks crop and spilt in left ear, swallow fork and square under bit in right. M Fenwick, Burns, horses, double dot vertic al bar on left shoulder, cattle, Lon right hip; earmarks, two underluts in each ear; also some branded bar T on right ribs; earmark, under half crop in left ear. J II Bunyard, Burns, cattle. 7 on left hip; ear marks, crop off left ear, swallow fork in right. J P Withers, Harney, horses, combined TJ1’ on left shoulder; cattle, half ciicle < ross on either hip: earmarks, upperbit in right t ar, un derbit in left. Martin Bros.. Burns, cattle, double dot hori zontal bar on either hip; earmarks, upperbit in right ear, swallow fork in left, wattle on right jaw; also some branded cir< le N on right side O L Shingledecker. Burns, horses, 5 on lef shoulder; cattle, 5 on right side ami hip; ear marks, crop off’ right ear, crop ami under half crop olF left. Fred Deustedt, Burns, horses, ED on the left shoulder; cattle Fl> on left «ide; earmark, un der half crop in each ear. R J Williams, Riley, horses, CB on the left shoulder; cattle, CB on left hip; earmarks, crop off left ear, under half crop on right, wultle un der chin; also cattle branded SS, crop and un derbit in left ear, under halt crop in right; also cattie JT on left ribs, crop and split in left ear. uuder half crop in right. II H Elliott, Narrows, horses, Th combined on left stifle; cattle Th combined on left hip; ear mark, upper slope on each ear. wattle on chin and bell collar. Sylvester Smith, Narrows, horses. H 8 on right leg; cattle V bar, earmark, under half crop and short over slope in each ear jughandle and dewlap. P G Smith, Burns, horses, quarter circle S on right hind leg and left shoulder; eattle, quarter circles on either hip; earmarx, crop oil- right ear, split in uuder side of left; two dewlaps. A E Young. Burns, horses, Y on left leg ami J-i connected on right shoulder; also booton left shoulder; cattle, rocking chair on left hip; earmark, right ear drooped down, left cut slop ing towards head on upper side; wattle on lef side of neck; all animals dehorned. C P Rutherford, Burns, cattle, bar 2 on left side; earmark, under half crop right ear; horses bar 2 on left shoulder. Thos Wingfield. Burns, horses, ® (chainlink) on left shoulder; cattle, same on left side; mark crop off led ear. short overaloi e in rlghk John Craddock. Silviea, horses, 8 s on the left shoulder; cattle, 8-8 on right «ide; mark, crop off right ear, swallow fork 1 ti left, cewlap on brisket. r W E Smith, Hurns, eattle, XI on right side mark, spilt iu right ear, wattle on nose. G Hudspeth, Burns, cattle. s< issors on right side; mark, crop and split In each ear. Simon Lewis, Burns, cattle SI, on right side, mark, cron and underbit in left ear, crop and under halt crop off right. John Witsell. Burns, horses. W bar on right stifle; eattle, diamond bar on left hip; mark: split In each ear, wattle unner chin, loft 2,c-'le“»my, Burns, horses, reverse L on left stifle; eattle, 69 on left hip: murk, metal tae In each ear W ith full name uud addres ■ } sriel,' ,1,ireea, I.F on right stifle; cattle d«b"t iigrighieiirn,ark' cr°P'“fl’crbit and un- I Burnt a 4 "VIIE most important igH -1 tn ent of the age in then penmanship makes thepsoB a splendid penman in a feiH bv the use of this ring. by prominent College and Boards of Education and .America. Sample M se.T d sizes sent post paidfofl single sample 25c. WhenJ a single ring, state whether® woman, or child. PENN MEG. SUPPLY) No. 118 S. Fourth Street. PHILAH — J »•••••••••••••••a««*, I PJ ONEEi WHITI LEAD j Is Absnliiteiy PURE. J will OUTWEAR all og Lends. J 7/ your local dealer ¿ omm I ry it write Io ua and we in/Zigl /»«•# >7. you get it W P Fuller A Co. PortlJ •.............. ••••••...... J “ the mm st sensation evieth =~ 'LIUTFUT : CO1‘ psable Foe! Stereoscope Apparat The Binnllent Htereoscopi with then optical effect Hlghlj finished in dllm ors with rich gold mid tllver tan (im.-.l 1111 tiuo . Ineludttig 20 V. F. Pb«a Views <>( art (genre). I'RI E OSITI Sent everywhere prepaid in letter font AGENTS WANTED The Sunday edition of the Louis Republic is a marvel modern newspaper enterprise. LILIPUT STERI0SCWI1 The orginization of its news ser OREGON FORREST BUILDING BURNS <'ll APTER NO. 40,0.8. 8. vices is world-wide, complete in PHILADELPHIA hortline Merla evi l \ Rvcond and fourth Mondays, in every department; in tact, superi .ilHHonic Hull. Eunice E. Thompson, W. M. Del doth 'ìowan, Secretary. or to that of any other newspaper. AMD UNION PACIFIC B urns , O regon . 156 papers. We offer this un- The magazine section is illus SYLVIA REBEKAH DEGREE No.«. Mectnevery let and 3d Wednesday. equalled newspaper and The trated in daintily tinted colors and Depart for TIME SCtlEDILES KODOL digests what you eat Flora Hagey, N. Ü. AKKIVK nib 'ylllla,»e. Van, horses, 7t baron stifle; DALTON BIGGS c G. Smith, Rec. Sec’y. bar IL on left ribs; mark, underbit in left Times-Herald together one year J.W BIGGS, From Huntington Ore from - cattle, splendid half-tone pictures. This ear, under elope in right. for $2.50. BtilfleE1catt,l'..B!!,rn? th»8<?dU on ¡eft KODOL cleanses, purifies, itrap. Biggs & Biggs section contains more high-class Chicago- Salt Lake,Denver, Ft BGiie, tattle. U) on left side; mark, underbit in ——— and sweetens the atomic HARNEY VAI I EV CAMP No 3S1, W. ofJW. right ear, e/t split in half lower part lopped The regular subscription price ATTORNEYS - AT - LAW, literary matter than any of the Portl nd Worth, Omaha, Kan Meets every first and second Tuesday. doW n against side of head. 1 wppeu cures indigestion, dytpept, KODOL all <'. W. McClain, Com. of the two papers is $3. B I HNS, ca<ttii.JSJUon“i..y,a'1''ll"’r’eS'uJ 0,1 lefl «'‘ouMer; ---- ---- ---- ---- OREGON. monthly magazines. The fashions Special sas City, St. Louis stomach and bovtltm . W. A. Gow all, < lerk. cattle, SJ on feit hip; mark, crop and under 12:35 Chicago and East. 1:45 a.m half crop in right ear, uaderbit in left, Practice in all the courts of Ore. illustrated in natural colors are accelerates the action of it a. m C J Jonnson, Kiley, cattle, O tar on left nin KODOL trie glands and gives to» >| TUI I- CIRl I.K No. I,;.’,, w ,,f yy Studebaker Wagons, qiacks. Collections promptly made. marks, Bwallow fork in right ear, split iu left1 ' especially valuable to the ladies. digestive organs. Meet« every fourth Tuesday. nmr? JK combined on left hip; Carriages, Buggies and Buckboarda Martha Dalton, G. M. The colored comic section is a ■ Atlantic Salt Lake.Dtnver.Ft, h,afkc’rop?u lef?.',",ear' ,W° •P'1'8 and lone \\ biting, Clerk. KODOL relieves an overworkediM| Express Worth, Omaha. Kan 3:35 are arriving now and selling as fast genuine laugh-maker. '1 he funny 1 2:10 sas City, St. Louis p m. ' “mpbell, Narrows,horses,NCeombim d -------------- of all nervous strain U. W. P arrish as we can get them in. We have G. A. R em bold oft Hl)';tildm: (attle, ba.- Nt ,„„ildne,' the heart a full, free and untns« cartoons are by the best artists. p in Chicago and Fast. left shoulder; murk, upper half crop in I, ■, Ill action, nourishes the nervous ijitni PARRISH & REMBOLD, two car loads of these gooda here BUILDING ON PAPER. John Buoy, Burna, horses, 2B.m lefts' feeds the brain. The humorous stories are high Attorneys-at-Law, oil and in trains. The best stock of i St. Paul Wall;1 Walla, Lewis class, by authors of national rep KODOL ,s »h® wonderful remedy« Burns (anti Canyon City.) Oregon. Est Mail ton. Spokane, Minne- 12:35 ----------- — making so many elckpeiff 1 he railroad magnates are Wagons and Vehicles ever brought , A ill practice in the courts of Harney and utation. 1 1 45 apolis, St. Paul, Du a. in. • rant counties anti in the supreme court oi the and weak people strong by gtvto(<» to Burna. Call and look at goods «tate. anti also in U. 8. land office. Sheet music, a high-class, pop-' luth Milwaukee, Chi again busy building paper rail- bodies all of the nourishment the! kr even if you do not desire to buy at ular song, is furnished free every cago r. nd East. talned In the food they eat. roads into Intel ior Oregon. the present time. Geer A Cummins Sunday in the Republic. Bottles only. St.00 Sire holdln« 2M Utt»’ (Jhats. 11. Leonard, sire, which sells for Ma The price of the Sunday Re Column .titer column appears in A ttorney - at - i . aw , OCEAN and RI VER SCHEDULE A Swee, Breath public by mail one year is $2.00. tattrsS aaly ky L C. OsVm < «,• Careful attention given to Collec the daily papers setting forth the From Portland For sale by all news dealers. wn a ’ Or * C8 ' 0R lvfl •'<««■ tions and Real Estate matters. Burns Druggists. great resources of Lake and other is a never failing sign of a healthy blued onTeTsriiie'S Fire Insurance. All sailing dates sub stomach When the breath is bad interior counties, and telling of "¿arxcs jcct to change. Notary Public 8pm For San Francisco 4 p. Hl. how soon the railroads will tap j the stomach is out of order. There START A Bl'SINE S OF YOUR B urns , O regon . is no renteey in the world equal to every 5 dayg. this rich country. These articles Otlice first door west of Hank. OWN Kodol Dyspepsia Cure for curing i may not contain much truth in re (olanbla KI,ar 8 p. in I Í p. m. indigestion, dyspepsia and all «teamvra Our new book entitled '* 40 M oney Ex Sun. gard to the building of the rail stomach disorders. Mrs. Mary 8 GEO. 8. SIZEMORE, To Astoria ana Way- Except M aking I deas ” is worth its weight in Saturd’y Sunday. Landings. ATTORNEY, roads, but they advertise the re I Crick, of White Plains, Ky., writes: gold to every man who wants to start a 10 p. IL. B urns , ............................ O regon source« of our county and may "I have been a dyspeptic for years: shüulderark' Xarr°W8' hor'«- '>« ' ™ the left order lusiness.1 i'ollccaou* Land ____ business, _________ ___ and Real legitimate, paying mail Wlllaaiette liver. awaken tin1 capitalist« of Portland tried all kind of remedies blit con Enlate matter prom, tlv attended to. left s";,umi"y' Burn8' hur"“ kntmlcJ <:V o. It tell« you what to do and how to do ' 6 a. m. Oregon City New - 4:30 p tn and San Francisco to the oppor-1 tinued to grow worse. Bv the use it successfully. Send us 50c today : Except berg, Salem and Way ,,,. Except Anyone »ending a ftetoh aa4 Landings. >" *"< " «r, bei! [ fiulokly Mcert-aln our opinion tunities that await them in this of Kodol 1 Began to improve at and we will send you the book, and a Sunday Sunday. Wkttle; hirseVVl’M 8. \V. MILLER, nvenUon in probably p»MctaWA •ith^l.°ftaJheSr»eh?r,\!,r‘n‘’ > tlousstriotlyconfideuuaL once, and after taking a few bottles great Inland Empire. valuable not' v I° h ■ al >11 ■ ven free •ent free. Oldeet weney for Mill.w.ttr A T.whlll 3:30 p m loop below Y/i.me r.1.,.. ; 7 am. Y ' <J «’«king I Patents taken Qrouffb NOTARY PUBLIC. C ent ' ha P i blisi ’.'- u . .»uX 73, Hirer. I he ai tides may stir up a rival am fully restored to health and not«««. wtt>K>ul aharnbBW» Teu«day Oregon City, Dayton Monday h«r F on leftTh,mideV ,w"X"" le,L|,w • ' Burns, - - - Oregon bits in left «ml ( iie Ini rlghr it. k 'Wu P"rter- 1' ek in L a •: > nn Tuhrd'y ry between the Portland and Cal strength ami can eat whatever I iu each ear rl«ht, also two underblts , and tt ay-Landings Wed. & «V Sat. Friday. angles on righ^hlp'’mark ifornia capitalists and may in the like" Kodol digests what you £,,,lc ,hree W. J. COLEMAN, eat ai;d makes the stomach sweet. horse, ,.„le t,,,,,,^ r ¿fop off em 1, ear; long i un help to bring about the 6 a. m. Willamette Klv«r. Sold by Burns Drug Stores. OD Stenographer and Notary Public Forest Reserve • Scrip Tuesday Portland Corvallis 4:30 p m hip; earmarkBUsqniii“,||j_b1'?"? construction of a railroad. Tuesday uuderbit In left liso , j bo!h Cl,r« with B urns , - O regon . Thurs A and Way Landings Thurs A sahÄr h"l,;'r"P ln Ä'Ä^oinn riiü; While it would be unsafe to Relifiou!« Services. For Sale office InClllsens Bank Building Sat Sat. place much credence in the rail OnF ft r.hoid,errr'e •”° F Forest reserve scrip,"in^ tracts of 40 Leave JOHN W GIARY road rumors, still there may be Rev A. J. Irwin will preach al W. L. NAB9D1N. Her Objertloa. Leave •'Irte. 'it k ^•■^amh bell on laft acres and upward, ready for immediate Riparia. “Yon are not singing that M*3 luta Rim. 1 Lewist'n _____ something in it, as it is known Harney the 2nd Sunday of each use and guaranteed. MARSDEN & GEARY. mark u'n'<Urhit R | ° r f ‘ Kh '' ‘ ” J' ’ ? L ,°" r, «ht hip song. ‘ I Want to Be an ABgW»*’ 1:20 am Riparia to Lewiston. 8:30 a tn that several companies are figur month at Ila. in. and 7.30 p. tn. Will buy soldiers’ land warrants giv< n Physicians and Surgeons. horse brand 7 I. on left stifle/” 8,1 0,1 br'’ket rest of us,” said the teacher. Daily. Daily. for service's in sll Indian wars ann Mex- The little one shook her head- ing on tapping the rich timber Sabbath school every sabbath at 2 BURNS, OREGON. mark, erop BdE’Ski?t,le ’’ on left hlP » *-e OB r,.t -¿n; Hght ' tcan and War el 1812 p. m “What's the use of telling • A. N, H oar , nl rrtnirncf. .Vo belt I < enlral Oregon. about it?" she demanded. ‘Tn B , H-> P r^G« er B nX n X , YD On,e ' , - h,r Huntington, Oregon It is almost a conclusive fact enough trouble learning to pi*.1 \ First Church Christ Scientist, H. B. Compson’ „ „ A L CRAIG. ■no without bothering wit* • that nothing but the timber will services Sunday 3 p m. at the par H 8. Brownton t»en. Paw Ag't. Portland. Oregon PORT2MD OREGON L 1. Hibbard <!• MMRQURH BbDG Chicago Pou. oorses. same left shoulder. A. L MOHLER. President. ever bring a railroad into this lor« of the Cottage Hotel Prayer Hibbnrd Ac both’hiV horsesTeft stifl?’' Mc ronneeted on . row n ton. country, and the lumber syndi meeting Wednesday evening al 7:3l) OwtrlavarA. D entistih «■«"¡pnÄxMn»;.ra,,li 1 rl«h‘ •'* I ? MARLS PROPER WET* cates have not yet got sufficient Jayson—They say Dt. Sunday school at Harney the Office SrM door rat of Th» Cltlsrus Bank head »*rhri.aBluJdei'on’left hli"’’'’!' ,pear I Burns. Oregon. either kills or cure* tinibei in their possession to war first Sunday of each month at 10 W asted -T rustworthy men and half erop In each a -- b P’ ntsrk tipper Dayvc u—My butcher stifle 6 ’*rne brand on “ft o'clock a lit. On the second, third rant the building of a road. better. <44* »arlt *i'p Mtd ’ XltMa'^'ft** »hher hip or | »«Obnshed .house of ,o|jd J ay sou—Bow's that? In course of a few more years, and fourth Sunday of each month '■> rW hors^ EX l?ft IhoüXr"'U"e" ’ 1 W. C. BROWN •tandt.g Salary |7H0 . y,ar ind „ Bayrou—He does both.— at 3 o ’ clock p tn Preaching ser when all of the valuable timber pens«« all payable in cash. No e«.iT»s- TUaes. SJ» o HÄW1S Glowworms are much racre ( DE1TTIST •»' requtrcd Give ref.re.ces .B i en- has drilled into the hands of some vice »very second Sunday at 8 p tn. fJdare”ed »’‘«ped env.'ope Bran, Oaauoiv. when n storm is ccming <■ large syndicate, then it will be At the Presbyterian church PeWHC^Kia Salva Diamond r‘rvie □Cher «eason*. Like many time to give credence to some of Burns. Rev. A. J. Irwin pastor. Office ii|xUir» in Voegtly Hail,ling I Ceriee of nature, thie '’nr***, ORDER <>l WASAtNGTON. Meet« every llrat and third Friday, In Brown II h II I’. Rut tier ford, Preside» Pearl Vulgamore, Secretary. S : P atents Scientific HntrMi ( a » st g»sa®s «anew has never been ixple*’* 4