The Times-herald. (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, December 02, 1905, Image 4

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Bzinon Ixwis. Kurus. « att r Ml. uc right Side,
murk, crop and underbit in left ear, crop ami 1
under half crop off right.
J..hn Witsell Burns, bones. W b*r on light
•iiCr. caul?, diainvad bsr on left hip; mark:
split In tat h tar, entile uuaer chin.
D M M< Mvnarny, Burns, horses, reverse Lou
eft stifle, cattle, • • on left hip. mark, metal tag
n each ear With full name and sddres
Vari» n Bfofe., kflUMB, Li OO
•’ rtiflf ' “ ■»' '
I. ,F on right hip; mark, crop, upperbit and ute .
lerbit in right ear
J A Williams. Van,
41, horses, 71 baron ¿tide; I
cattle, bar IL on lelt ribs; mark.underbit in left
‘ ear, under slope in right.
i II Elliott, Burns, horsts, LU combined on left
I stifle, cattle, - on left side; mark, underbit iu
1 right ear, left split in half lower part lopped
’ doWn against side of head.
C s Johnson, Van, horsed, 8J ou left shoulder ,
catlie, 8J ufi ieil hip; mark, crop and under
naif crop iu right ear, underbit in left.
C J Jonnton, Riley, ca lie, O tar on left nip;
I marks, swallow fork in right ear, split iu left.
| W 11 Johnson, rattle, JK combined on left hip;
mark, crop off right ear, two splits and under
half crop in left.
A A < ampl^eil. Narrows, horses, NC combined
on left shoulder; (fitile, birr Nt’ combined on
i left shoulder; mark, upper half crop in left ear.
i John Buoy, Burns, horses, 2B on left shoulder ; i
i cattle, 2B <«n right hip or side; murk, crop off
' each ear, hole in right.
Mrs I N Hughet, Warts Spring!-, cattie, ear
lock on left side; mark, wattle under chin.
■ John Hipsrnan, bums, horses, OJ on the left
I shoulder; cattle. OJ on right side; mark, split in
left ear, two underbilH iu right.
Sam King, Burns, cattle, S7 on left hip; mark
crop and uuderbil in each ear, wattle on left,
jaw
A l.gli. Egll, horses, /E ou left stifle; cattle, AS
on right hip; mark, upper half crop off right ear. j
J W Biggs, Burns, horsts, OR on left stifle.
II B Simmons, Narrows, horses, THL com bin* i
binedon left stifle; cattle, circle I on left ribs,
inaik, « rop and under half crop in left eai, im
I «lerbit in right, dew lap under throat.
[ Joel II Howard, Burns, horses, bar 11 on left
stifle; cattle, same on left hip: L ink, crop off
| left -ar,split in right.
! W 1) Harney, burns, horses, lu ll Aou left stifle
I i atl ’c, mine on left hip; mark, crop oil and
split in right ear, swallow fork in »ell: cattle,
I I. Y ou left hip. mark, swallow fork in both ears.
J c « 'reasiiiun, Burn.*', cattle, J V combined on
left side or hip. murk, crop and slit hi right ear
I a nd Hlit in left
L L Clark, Narrows, horses, bur C on the ioft
shoulder.
OOI’WTY HARMEi:
C. II. voegtlv, Burna, horses branded CV ou
t uoi.ty Judge
H.C. Ixjvens left Bh<»ul« er
Clerk
Hum Mothershead
EC Buikley, SilvitH, cattle, Il-on left, hip and
1 r« auurer
J M Dalton ‘
surveyor
b M Jordan light ribs; mark, “mouth crop iu each eur, bell
rvhvrift
Tom Allen wattle; horses, 11 on led Blitie
Fred Oakermun. Kiley, horse biami bar F
AuteMur
-J. E. i-oggan
school Hii|»erii! ten dent
M E Kigby either kit tdiouhier oi slide; also V J (J making
-: - • k .»!••• *« h
....
J A Vest 1 im » p below V) same place or on left jaw; cattle
t n um¡►nioncru
... «c T Miller but Eon left shoulder or ribs: maik two under-
(W L Best luts iti left and cue in right; also two underbits
iu each ear.
(.’oui.ty Court meets the firat Wednesday in
Durst
Wohienbeig Jr.. Bums, cattle three
January, Ma’ch. Muy, July, September and angles ou right hip; mark crop of! euch car;
• horses sunie brand od right stifle.
November.
I Geo Shaw, Burns, cattle brand GS on right
8.
hip; earmarks square crop in both ears with
1 underbit in left, also crop and underbit in right
Wm Far re and upper half crop in left ; horses G 8 on right
A W Gowan shouluer.
Re< » i V r
H Kelley. Burns, horse brand circle a, also F
CITY.-—BURNS’
ou left stifle; also K on left shoulder.
. .Dr .1. W. Geary.
’F S Miller, Burns, horses, dumb-bell on leit
o W Miller stifle; (afle same on left hip.
V I Hopkins
W M Stuart, Burns, cuttie, 7 L on right '“P
J W Kevedtfe
murk undsrbit In right ear, dewlud on brisket
(.’ E Mci'heeters horse brand 7 L on left stifle.
( 'ornici Imvii :
J <; Foley
F G Blume & Son, Burns, cattle "d on left hip
Simon LewiH,
G W Clevenger mark, crop in left under half crop in right- ear
wattle on le,t jaw ; horses, 51 on left stifle.
.M«*etiiigs of tlie Council every Hwoud ami
E P Sylvester, Burns, cattle C on left hip.
Fourth Wedueaday.
Roy McGee, Burns, cattle AD connected left
f each month at 11 a. tn.
mg of w«t coa*t harbors, at:'l for
u. fatibatb school at
the building oi a large city - •• e a
o
:<-ry
Sal.! ..th morning.
coast and anolhei in the
(in
That is the meaning c
a delegation of 30 representative
m< 11 to W aaliingion in January to
I. <■
iaa work tor our riyers and harbor--,
À
.n independent of Pottlaiid.
We must develop the res ur. e«
ft LIAM biKh
of western and eastern Oregon
with the help oi Portland if po«-
Few »penes or form» of de­ ble, w ithoul it if necessary.
velopment of recent years, or of
Thu state IS big enough t )
any period, are more interesting 1 have three or four large 1 int­
and important than the sui.ce»» ¡There will be one in the Wiliam
«>1 F!< 'JAL IHRE« TORY
that various experiment» in east- elle valley wherever
; transportation lines to the inland
cm Oregoo- mil probably in
empire east and west cro-s the
1
other »emi-aiid portion» of the
main line of transportation north
IJ
Wtli—have »cored in dry land
'••I
i
and south.
ri<
farming. It ha» been demonslrat- .
It may
.ry
ed, in Umatilla, Grant, Harney
I
it mar
inai
Baker, Lake, Klamath and pro­
r
h may
bably other countie», that profita­
it may
ble crop» of grain and even of al­
But development will cornu
falfa can be raised on dry, m - iiii -
through independent lin<- ■ «I ac- him
arid upland«, not ea«ily if at all
Dim
11 >n — Independent of Poitland.
be;
■UMeptible of »ut face irrigation,
ihr ¿iiurs-lirraíd.
and this dneovery, and the effort»
In Mad Ulia»r
that are being in ide in con-e-
quence of it, have already added
Millions rush in mad chase after
th«u».in<i» ot acre» to the produc- health from one extreme .if Luddism
tive area of the Mate, and will add to another, when if ll.ev would only
many thousand» of acre» mot e.
eat good food, ami keep their
By “dry laml," in thia connec­ bowel« regular with Dr. King’s
tion, we do not mean the non- ir­ New Life pill*, their trouble
rigated, deep, rich soil adjacent would all pass away Prompt re­
to the I Hue Mountains, lor in­ lief uml quick cure f >r liv.-r an I
stance, or that within the recogni­ stomach trouble 25c at tin- Ci v
Drug Store, guarmiteed.
zed famous whrat belt, nor on the
other hand the completely arid
Alfalfa nt Over «k Cummins
■anil-surface bordering the Col
umbia river; but a medium be­
For the finest quality of English
tween the two lighter ami per
Surprise Seed Oats, Clear from foul
hajis thinner soil than the former, seed and wild oata, also ch an “ei d
yet »oil in the early stage of its rye ut IJ centH per pound, call on
development, nor yet mere sand
Chan H Davis.
Uli much of this soil, whence
Harney City Oregon.
the natural and never luxuriant
forage has long since dis tppeared
to «aiisfy the craving for ftxid of
It i» interesting to note that for­
livestmk, fanners by careful lUl-
tivation are rasing fairly good tune« are frequently made by the
crop« of grain and the more of invention of articles of minor im­
them who do so within a given portance. Many of the more pop
area the better succes* they have, ular devices are those designed to
for cultivation induces both pie benefit jieople and meet popular
renditions, and one of the most in
cipiiatMM ami the y ielding of sub
terestlng of these thallia» ever been
terranean moisture.
The best
invented is tbd Dr White Electric
prayers ever offered for ram, ami Comb, patented Jan. 1, '99 Thee-
for water from the bosom of wonderful C oiii I ih |H>sitively cun
mother earth, are those put forth dandruff, hair foiling out, sick and
by large areas uf growing grain, nervous headaches, and when used
thirsting in the fervent heat of the with Dr. White’s Electric Hair
llrnsli nre positively guaranteed
springtime ami summer sun.
It was supposed until recently to make straight hair curly in 25
that alf.lia, that wonderfully pro­ days time. Thousands of these
electric combs have been sold in
lific crop, Ixtlh for fodder and pas­
the various cities of the Uniol . and
ture, could be successfully raised
the demand is constantly increas­
only on lioltam lands, through
ing. Our agents are rapidly bl­
which Uie roots could penetrate
ooming rich selling these combs
to abundance <>f water: but it has They positively sell on sight. Bend
been shown that alfalfa can also for sample Men’s sixe 35c, lad.-
be profitably grown on the high 50u — (half price while we ure iu-
uplands, where the roots cannot trocucing them.) The Dr White
re»< li the level of any stream, The Dr While Electric Comb Co..
though not, perhaps, except in Decatur, III.
fairly deep and rich sod.
Irrigation is a great necessity ,
RcKfioaii Services.
and must be increasingly resorted
to wherever practicable, but in the
Kev A J Irwin will jirench al
meantime many farmers are living Harney the 2nd Sunday uf each
ami succeeding by “dry-land month at 11a. tu. and 7:3O p. tu.
farming" raising crops on land Sabbath school every sabbath at 2
that a lew years ago was consid­ p. in.
I
liter ‘emeus, Bums, horses, PC on leftsll
tie; cat'ie Hntnr on either hip; eaimarks crop
and split in left • ar, swallow fork aiidsquare
under bit in riuht.
ered as worthless as so much bare
Sunday school at Harney the
lock or absolute desert-- Port fir«t Sunday of each mon th at 10
o’clock a in. On the second, third
land Journal.
ami fourth Sunday of each month
at 3 o'clock p in Preaching
I’reni-hing ser­
A man in this town was attack­
vice »very second Sunday at 8 p in.
ed with a severe cold, which af­
At the Presbyterian church
fected his throat ami made it im­
Burns, Rev. A J. Irwin pastor.
possible for him to speak above a
Devine services the third uml fuui th
whisper. On his way home from
the oilice in the evening he con­
cluded to slop at the home of Ips
jinysiciaii foi treatment, knowing
it was a habit of that good man
to be al home about that hour,
And Other
lie rang the door bell and pre­
sently the doctor’s wife came to
the door. “Is the doctor at homer"
All pain in any disease is
asked the patient in the best husky
nerve pain, the result of a tur­
wl -p i h v mill musti r. • No.
bulent condition of the nerve«.
The
stabbing,
lacerating,
he isn't," rc'|><-micd the wife, also
darting, burning, agonizing
ill a whisp i, “i-'ine on in
Ex
pain that conies front the prom­
inent nerve branches, or sen­
sory nerves, is neuralgia, and
The Salem Journal prints a
is the “big brother" of all the
I tnging til. - i i.i. up> n the devel
other pains.
< p'Ui iit oi Oregon vvt.ii h is worth
Dr. Miles’ Anti-Pain Pills
rarely ever fail to relieve these
placing hi toe scrap book in every
pains by soothing these larger
h'me i’the state. The Journal
nerves, and restoring their
says:
tianquility.
Dr. Miles’ Anti-Pain Pills
liie interior of the »'ate ha«'
uumcrous primary interests t-[ leave no bad after-effects, and
are a reliable remedy for every
promote and protect.
kind of pain, such as headache,
The inter.or ha.» no legitim itv
backache, stomachache, sciat­
cause to tight I’oitlami or to op- ! ica, rheumatism and neuralgia.
They also relieve Dizziness,
j o>e inipi. a t uiciii on the k elum-
Sleeplessness,
Nervousness,
bla.
Car-Sickness, and Distress af­
ter eating.
Wi have anil should have only
“For many year« I have been a con-
stant sufferer from neuralgia and
gu- d w id toward Portland amt
headache, and have never been able
to obtain any relief from various
the k olum'.-ia nvei intcresis.
headache powder« and capsule», until
I truxl Dr. Miles' Anti-I’-vin Fills.
But we have uenunJous inter- . They
always cura inv headache in ftv®
minutes time” FRF.P H hWINGLfCY.
cal» that med fostering and pro­ Caslacr 1st Nat. Bunk. Atkinson. Nvb.
Dr. Miles’ Antl-Psln Pills are sold by
motion imii aiidciit of Portland i your
arugg'st, who will auarsntee tnat
the first package w>i> benefit.
If It
ami the Columbia.
fills he will return your rr.oney.
25 doses. 25 cents. Never sold In bulk,
We must nght for the devcloj'-
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind 1
utcni ut the ulterior, tor the open-1
W. E. HUSTON
BILLS FOR SALE
Yearlings and Two-Year-Olds
Quantities to Suit.
Ontario-Burns
Stage bine.
attorney at law .
jeeries. Provisions
Tropical nd Domestic
Fruits when in Season.
Burns, Oregon.
Office first door west of Hank.
I
DALTON BIGGS
J. W BIGGS.
Biggs & Biggs
HE ALSO HAS A LINE OF
ATTORNEYS - AT - LAW,
GENTS FURNISHINGS,
Hats, Shirts, Clothing
Underwear—Get Prices
CHILDREN'S CLOTH8NC.
G.
a .
c. w. piuuz
R embold
PARRISH & REMBOLD,
GIVE HIM A CALL.
(’has. Il- laeonard,
Main Street.
A ttorney -
BURNS, <
T--
THE-WINDSOR
EGON
L. Woldenberg Jr Ak-, ¡,t.
><s. (’’••go»
at - i . aw ,
• '¡ireful attention given to Collec­
tions and Real Estate inattern.
Fire Insurance.
Notary Public
O regon .
B urns .
Ij coiti) - .iMitiON
S. 8. WILLIAMS, (in, jjgr
1,f
Attorneys-at-Law,
Burns (and Canyon City,) Oregon.
A ill pra' tlce in the court, of Harney and
jruut comities and in the supreme court oi the
state, ami also in U. 8. land office.
< 1 S
The only through p
"'"I’ r anf
transfer route fr in I U
!9 to I bl
railroad.
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— OREGON.
Firat-clasg acci>mni..d»ii0M J
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5
Practice in all the courts of Ore. good eat
distaticeli
along
the
route.
Collections
promptly
made.
C
All kinds of Fresh Vegetables in Season,
Durklieimer Building
Leayes Burns daily
at 6:30 a m. Arrives a 1 i!ur''>dt|.
ly from Ontario at 5 p m.
B RNS,
Í S mc ^ t Lint
A*» U nioa P acific
GEO. S. SIZEMORE,
ATTORNEY,
B urns ,
........................................
O regon
Collection«, I.an.l limine»», anil
Estate millier i-roiut Iti auaniled to.
Real
Repart for
DR. M. J. CFRDES.
‘Slaving and |a‘ir (utting.
Gmi ral I’rai lice of Medicine and
Surgery.
Office and reeiilt-nce, Co'. Main & H St».
’Phone Main 71.
Burn», Oregon.
Atlantic
Express
2:10
S. W. MILLER,
p in
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Burns, -
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-
St. 1’aill
E'st Mail
1 45
Oregon.
\V. J. COLEMAN,
B urns ,
-
. L. MARSDKN,
LOOK
I am prepared to furnish my customers with the usual
high class goods and invite the public to call when desiring
ANYTHING
in
my
I ront Portland
JOHM.W. OMARY
F p u>
MARSDEN & GEARY.
BURNS,
OREGON.
8 p. ut.
G-errx’toexling'.
Satui'ii
10 p. m.
Hillamette hirer.
6 a. in. Oregon City, New­ 1:30 pa
Except berg, Sal. in an IV ,_■ Lie, pt
Landing.-.
Sunday.
Siin-'n.
Office first door east of The Citizens Bank.
Burns, Oregon.
A I,abili 3-3Unm
7 a. in. IHlUuirttr
Kl«r.
.
Teur-day Origini City, lliyt' :
*t
Tuhrd'y ¡uni Way-LarliiiL- "‘-..4
i'ridsj.
A. Sat.
DHITTIST
B urns ,
Special Inducements Offered
to those in the interior who take the trouble ta come to 11s for anything
they need in the
F’ni'TXitVLT’O X j I fie.
We carry a complete line and at prices that would FurpHse you. Mail
orders promptly attend d to.—Describe what you want and we are sure
we can please von.
“Jim” J. H. FARt EY, Ontario, Oregon
Largest store Between Portland anil Bois_.
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THE
URNS HOTEL
H. E. THOMPSON, Propt.
Reasonable ; Rates, Good Clean Meals, Comfortable
Rooms, Courteous Treatment;
for the
Special Accommodations
Traveling Men.
FIRST CLASS IN EVERY PARTICULAR
Wilhmetk Hirer.
O regon .
¡uni Way Lau-Li.:
Oilice upstairs in Vovgtly Building.
Leave
Riparia,
1:20 a in
Daily.
SOCIETIES.
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HARNEY LODGE, NO. 77, I. O O F.
Meeds at ' :dd Fellows Hall, every Saturday
’-Op m.
C. A. Byrd, N. «.
F. O. Jin kson. Secretary.
BURNS LODGE NO, 97, A. F. A M.,
Meets every Saturday evening in Masoul«
Hah.
c. Cummins, W. M.
W. C. McKinney, Secretary.
INLAND LODGE NO. 70 K. of I*.
Meets every Thursday eveuiiig In the Brow»
'»"• „
...
II. M. Horton, C. C.
L. M. Brown, k. R. 3.
Forest Reserve Scrip
BURNS LODGE No. 47 A. O. U. W.
Meets every second and fourth Friday
..
.
A. C. Welcome, M. W.
C.N. Cochran, Recorder.
Forest reserve rcri|
tracts of • ,
acres and- upward, n . i- r ’ niedlil
use aud guaranteed.
WiH buy soldiers’ !..■ i warrantogiff®
for services in all J
*11 ^cr
ican and War oi 18!.’
For f ile
ORDER OF WA8A1NGT0N.
Meet« every fire! and third Friday, In Brown
,. • .
,
* u.
Rntherlord, Prealden
I earl Vulgainore, Secretary.
H. B. Conipson-
BURNS CHAPTER NO. «0, O. K. S.
MÌ'2',n?euelPeeo,"i,a"<1 ,""r'h Mondays, in
m I.:1 ,! U ’
Hora Wolde aboi g, W. M.
Marie Carpenter, Secretary.
K- \iSt
618 MIRQUAM BbDG.
SYLVIA REBEKAH DEGREE No.<3.
Meets every 1st and 3d Wednesday.
v Alt,,» VI
..
Louisa Byrd, N. G.
E Alice Klug, Rec. Sec'y.
fr—
UO YEARS’
CZPERIENU
HARNEY VALLEY CAMP Mo SSI, W. otjW .
Keel« every tlrst »nd second Tuesday.
... ,
<’• W. McClain, Com.
». A. Gowan, clerk.
Pain.
C esicw
C i--Yr.l0HT»a*
Anywno pendtn».’ a ‘ketch rud
1
quickly MOertniD <
• , -mi ”
invention is pro)
i r«/• >]”• '’Tfjgb
UoM«fftrlctly< •ip:!*.
' '
•ent free. OM< Fr- • ■ L-r
i
Patent« taken
.n- f Jluhn A k-1«*«**
9l>i cial notief, v> i' hont t •.r.rca, in tB®
TUI.E CHU.-LB So. 165, W. of W.
Met is every fourth Tneaday.
, „
Martba Dallou, B If.
lone M hi-liig. Clerk.
SciCh
Main St., Burn»,'Oregon.
A handffoffioly ’.I’ rtntM woeMr»
eulation of n
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u,|o
-J:
■»car: four
-
Horses receive the best of
^UNNSf " -
from experienced hands.
Elegant i-’eut
<
’
Brent h
¡very turnouts,
1 uting Parties Accommodated
stop your Lung Irritation, relieve ycur Sere Throat
and drive out your Chronic Cold, with the only cer­
tain, and striotly scientific. Cure for Coughs and Colds:
Horses Bought and Sold.
DR. KING’S
JOHN GEMBERLING
fcft*
Jeweler.
Optician
Iintzraver.
NEW DISCOVERY
bine Watch Repairing A
cialty.
FOR CONSUMPTION
Spe-
$SOo AdcHio*
B- W. HAMILTON
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Sleek Inspector, Harney Connly.
... Represents the..,.
Price, soc and $x.oo
The
rm
d*t
Portland Cor.a.i •
tn Your Patronage Solicited,
LEWIS & McGEE, Propts.
RECOMMENDED« GUARANTEED
AND SOLD BY
Lauding?.
L. E. Hibbard
IJibbarcl At Brownton,
D entists .
W. C. BROWN,
Don’t Overlook the
Columbia Hirer
Straaieni.
Phone No. 20 Ex Sun.
Tu Astoria ami Way-.
Office al residence.
H. S. Brownton
Solid Gold Watches, Fancy Clocks, Jewelry of all kinds,
Silverware, Ebonyware, Cut Glass. Handpainted China at
Cost, Take a peep at my windows.
4 p k.
Physicians and Surgeons.
line .
I Guarantee the Goods and Prices
-< HLIil'U
OCEAN atid RIVE
O regon .
Office til Citizens Bank Building.
FRENCH-GLENN LIVE STOCK CO,
Almost In Despair.
“Our little daughter was given up by two physicians
with consumption of the throat, and we were almost
in despair, when our druggist recommended Dr. King's
New Discovery. After taking four bottles she was
perfectly cured and has had no throat trouble since.’’
—GEO. A. EYLER, Cumberland, Md.
;ai i
'•> e.
Stenographer and Notary Public
The bulls can be peen at the “1”’ Ranch, anil persons desiring
to purchase should inquire there of F. H. Howell, Assistant to
the General Manager, who will furnish inforiuation as to prices
and will sell the same.
Neuralgia
L
Wm. MILLER,
Dealer in
hip, mark crop off left upper bit in right ear;
horses, same left shoulder.
J II Anderson, Monunreut, cattle a right side
and hip: hoisesX right stifle.
J PFarrc, Burns, cattle JP connected, spear­
head with bar under on left hip, mark upper
half crop in each eur; toises same brand on left
stifle.
W H Mayfield, Burns cattle, EX either hip or
side, mark crop ami split in left ear under Slope
in right: hoi Bos FX left shoulder.
J W Shown Harney, cattle US left’'hip mark
crop ami two splits in rignt ear: horses US left
stille.
D H Smvth, Smith, cattle triangle, bar 4, I1B
connected, CC any place; horses same.
Frank Matney, Burns, cattle, quarter circle
Diamond on either hip; murk, under half crop
in left, «’rop and underhit in right: homes same
on left hind leg.
w F. Crowley. Lawen, cattle l’C on left hip: car
murk crop ami split iu left hole in right; horse
C on left stifle
M Fenwick, Burns, horses, double dot vertic
al bar on left shoulder, t attle, I. on right hip
• ii iiarkh, tw<> underbill« in each car; also som
l>rm d> d bur T on right rib»; earmark, unde
half crop in left ear.
I II Buiiyard, Burtis, cattie, 7 on left hip; ear
murk*, crop off left car, swallow fork in right.
J I' With« ra, Harney, horses, combined TJP
i ti i«?fl shoulder, cattle, ball eiicie cross on
either hip earmarks, npperbtt In right ear.uu-
tlcrbit ip left.
Martin Bros., Burns, cattle, double dot hori
zontal bar on cither hip; earmarks, upperhit in
right car, swallow fork in left, wattle on right
jaw; also some branded circle N on right side
(J L Sbingledecker. Burns, horses, 5 on lef
shoulder; cattle,on right Hide and hip; ear
marks, <-rop off’ right ear, crop and under half
crop «»ft left.
Fred DenHtedt, Burns, horses. Fl) on the left
W anted -T rustworthy mf . n and
hhouidcr; cattle Fl> on left side; earmark, un­
der hHlf crop In each car.
WOMEN to travi I anil adverti»i- for ofil
K J Williams, Riley, horses, (’ll on the left 3»tablishe<l house of solid tiiicaiiial
shoulder; cattle, CB on left hip; earmarks, crop
Salary 1780 a year and ex­
• Jl’h r ear, under half cron off right, wattlaun- standing
• lerchin; also cattle branded 88, crop and un- pense», all payable in cash. No ctiiVM—
Hvrbit ill left ear, under hult crop in right: also
< attic JT on left ril»«, crop and split in left ear. sing required. Give references and en­
under half crop in right.
close self addressed .I’aiuped enve'ope.
ii 11 Elliott, Narrows, horses,'1 h combined on
left stifle: cattle Th combined on left hip; ear­ Address Manager, 355 Caxton Bldg.
mark, upper slope on each ear. wattle on chin
Chicago
and bell collar.
Sylvester Smith, Narrows, horses, HHon right
I«1-; cattle V bar, earmark, urtder half crop and
siiort over slope in each ear jughandle and
dewlap
PG smith. Barns, hornes, quarter circle 8 on i
right hint! leg mul left altoulaer; cattle, quarter I
Our new book entitled •• 10 M oney
circle S on either hip; earmark, crop oil' riaht
titr, Hplit in umler Hide of left; two dewlap*.
M aking I deas i- worth its «¡>-i ■ t in
A 1. Young Bums, hornea, V on left leg and gold to every man who want» to start a
J •< roftfte. iril on right shoulder; aJso booton
but Hhoiihlr t; cattle, rocking chair on left hip; legitimate, paying mail order tn. iness.
earmark, right car drooped down, left cut slop-
It tell» you what to do and Itow to do
Ina towards head on up|»er«lde; wattle on lef
sideoi neck; all animals dehorned.
it successfully. Send us 50c today
(’ I* Rutherford, Burns, cattle, bar 2 ou left ami wc will send you the book, and a
sltle; earmark, iintlcr half crop right ear; horses
imr 2 on left shoulder.
valuable un i th v lournat in ■ ven1 free
TI ihh Wingfield, Burns, horses,® (chainlink)
C xnti nv Pi blisiic
. i.
ix 73,
on h it shouhlcr; rattle, hhiiic otijeft side; mark
i I kr in D ai - »
»• inn
crop ofi left ear, short overslope in right.
John ('raddock, Nllvles, horses, 8-8 on the left
shoulder; cattle, S-S on right side; mark, crop
ot!’right ear, swallow fork tu left, c’ewlap on
brisket.
W I: Smith, Bums, cattle, XI on right side:
mark, spilt in right ear, wattle ou nose.
DeWitt’s
Sake
G Hudspeth, Burns, cattie, s< ¡ shots on right
side; mark, crop ami split in each ear.
For Piles, ¡Sus-ns, Sores.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
i
Home addri ss.
Home Insurance Co., of New York
Live'pool, London & Globe,
f re Assurance Co , Philadelphia
OFFICE WITH
Kit.5 & BIGGS.
Comer South
Bu ns, Oregon.
t l.unabu g & Daft n’s.
Burns, Oregon.
deputies :
-»rant Thompson........................ Lawen
‘I nor
repo:
A. E. Brown..........
Venator The
Time* Hoi
R. A. Smith.............................. Andrew»
A. Lundin ....................................Denio
Archie McGowan........................... Burns
I art i eg intending to move stock should
give the Inspector or nearest deputy ten
DeWitt
days’ uotiee.
1
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Sato«
For Piles, Burns» jore*