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W. W. DROWN QOTS NOTORIBTY.
Figures lit "Rahbllvlllc" Ileitis And Will
Now bo Besieged by "Wldders"
"Old Mmi" Bennett of Knbbii
villo fatno has boon on a tour in
to Iliirnoy county and under the
Kabbitvillo hondinir ia Tlio Dalles
Optimist gives W. W. Brown ex
tended mention. Wo
the article in full to our readers:
Well I bin over into Harney
county and Grant and have seen
things I never seen before but
hope to soo em again, for it is n
grate big country, a fine large
country and noboddy never dyes i
over there ontil his lime cums,
which as a rule is when lie is
about a hundred and 1 years old.
I have had a line visit, have
met up with lots of peopul, some
of em being folks well known all
over Oregon. For instance there
is the two Bills, Bill Ilanley and
Bill Brown. The second Bill,
Bill Brown, was discovered here
on a sheep range about DO, forty
or sixty years ago. Some peopul
say he has soon all the butes in
the country grow up from little
bits of mounds no bigger than
wash' hilars.
Ennyhow Bill Brown is a old
timer of tho old timers, and ho
now has boss ranches in lots of
places in Harney county, in Crook
county and in Lake county. 1
asked him how menny hoVses he
had and ho sed mebby eight or
10 thpusand, and he has a good
menny hurds of sheep and sum
cows, and o.vtis land enough to
make a big county.
The fokes here call Bill "The
Desert Anjel," because he is one
of the best bosses and best citi
zens they have. All of his men
what work for him live on tho
Pliat of the land. lie byes more
canned goods than enny of the
stores, and tho best he can get.
And he byes bigg. At one ship
ment he sent out 70 sacks of
shugar
Bill is a Presbyterian and ho
is also a anjel to that church and
the skools under it, and when he
takes a day off he sends a check
to some churcn or skool, one of
em for ten thousand dollars go
ing to the Pendleton academy.
Over in Prineville there is ascribed $1000 to meet the pro
church that Bill has helped out , liminary expenses of giving pub
a lot, and helped the minister a ' Hcity to tho proposed work and
lot more, and on the back of one
of the pughs is Brown's naim in
big letters as a sort of a monu
ment to Bill.
Sum fokes call Bill crazy, and
some fokes call him wusser names
and sum call him lucky and some
call him this and some call him
that. But fokes who have had
deels with Bill and have wusted
him wake ud a year or so later
and wonder how it is that Bill,
being so crazy, got the big end
of that bargain.
A phew years ago when bosses
was selling for 2 to five $ a boss,
Bill put all the loose muny .he
cood scrap into bosses. Now he
dells all, the hosses he can gather
each year, five or GOO lied, at 70$
perhoss. So bill was not crazy
on hosses. Then when sheep
got cheap he bought sheep, and
' . f t,:i, !,, of
now when he thinks sheep is at
the top notch he is selling them
ontil from over twenty thousand I
he mebbc only has 10 thousand.
And the yother sheep owners
says Bill is crazy to sell sheep
for they will go higher and high
er. But Bill just winks the
yother eye.
Bill is a old bachelor feller but
it is rhumored that he is looking
for a wife, so it might be well
for widders and others to open
up a correspondence with him.
He is a fine looking old chap,
drosses like a Methodist preech-
WANTEDS
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ill anj prttr .nui you ct yr
prutt ana rtwarftioJt Sftuu
IUU VIILL lit. aoiUul
fanfri iwi i aituki ouii
(ii i m v m! ' r f it iniv . i
llltVtl.l HI All US.
iui it loinyttu yuil uli If jou are U.ni not Mifecllyi.. I 'n
x v llio 1'icj.tlt ilup h Uu k Id hi ol our capriinc anil p viUI nil it
FfiCTORV I'RICFS Wo '"'""'I'" l.wlKtl ndi Wcycfr. il u i
rhUIUIil I nilCS at on. vimII profit atuvg mux) (V.. '..t
to lis middlemen prunu t j buylnfr direct i( im ai.u luve nm
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COASTER
1 i tt rM 'ii i i' i il iirii 1 1 i jr CIVCU,
,if).iJIA . lill 1X1,1 .. W. ., not rejruUrly lundl seconj Iiand I.lcvclri I
y I i f i i (.i. I nl ; Ij. tin I in l.y our CI kjbo rtuil fltnrel, 'I lieno we clear i
. ut i it ii ,: 'i lnmll.1 ;.(, .rtflO. l)r ijtiv Uijiii lnu liolkd frrr
nCflKFS uniBlu wliui In, liniMri.ii rullor iliilint and iirilula, pan, ia ir t
DntlAtO, e,a.vint ol all Utidi .1 f tki uiual rttM trUtt.
6 0 HEDGCTHORN .WGWE-PROOF Siaao
SEiF-lfEALSKQ TIBESiiSiSSSK?
Thireeutar ittatl brn ol thr.e ttretit
Si SO ier bait, but tj introduce we ivtlt
leltj mauxuipipptu fort0jcut "ithortlcrft ,
110 MORETnOUOLE FROM PUNCTURES
NAII.H, 'lucka or Cllnaa villi not lot tin.
ulr our. RUty Ihoiujud pnlra aotd lout ytnr
Over tvro .ndicd tliouaaml p.ura now in irc
rtr.rrf IHTiriU,1,t.u, InalUlzra. Itl llvclv
ttud? ridtntf.vcrydm able und lniLdliihidf Willi
a am iloualuvol riil.brr.wlilrlitlfvcrlx.Kjlt"
,mrf,iii nml which rlniita uiiamail tinncturra without
iiiKtheulrtota.aw- Wehavrhundrcdaof Icllerafromaalla.
lied cuitomtraitullni; that thtlrllrcahuvconly Ixcn fHinipcil
up once ortwh-c in u whole acaaoti, TlieywelKlinoniorellian
aiiordma'yllre, the puncture rekiitliiK'iualllleabcini; given
by aeveral layera ottlilu. apedally prepared fabric oulhe
trend. The regular price of theie Urea la pi so lr pair, but for
arUeftifttntr nu rnnseawearemakluir a atiecial factory rjrlceta
the rider of only U & per pair. All ordcra ahlpped aame day letter la received. We ahlp C. O, I), on
approval. You do not pay a cent until yon have examined and found them alrlc.ly aa repieaenled,
we will allow a caali illaooiint of a tier cent (thereby inaklii the price Wt.OA tier pair) if you
lend VVI.U O.VHII WITH Olllllill and eiicloae Hid adveriiaeineut. We will alto (cud one
nickel plated bras hand pump. Tlrca to be returned at OUIt exieuae if for any rcaaoii they ate
not aatUfacloryoncxniuinatloitt We ate perfectly reliable and money aenl touaiaaaaafeaa In n
bank. If you order pair of these tirea, you will find that they will ride easier, run faster,
wear better, last loneer and look finer than any tire you have ever used or (em at ouy price. We
know that you will be so well pleased Dial when you want a bicycle you will give us your order.
We want you to send ui a trial order at ouce, hence this remarkable lire oITer.
I IT rnil aieren nnct don't buy any kind at any price until you send for a pair of
If WtflM JTCCUr IfffCO lledgethorn Puncture-Proof tires on approval and trial at
the special Introductory price quoted above, or write for our big Tire and Hundry Catalogue which
describes and quotes all makes and kinds of tires at about half the usual prices.
nn llnr UJir but write ua a txistal today. DO NOrTIIINK Ol' IIUVINO aUcyclu
LIU nil I rrlff or a pair of tires from anyone until you know the ne'waud woudeiful
offers we are making, It only costs a postal to learn everythlon. Write It MOW, (
J. L MEAD CYCLE COMPANY," CHICAGO, ILL
or, likes to talk prohibition, is n
republican in poly ticks and thinks
that fellers that since! statement
number 1 is lots crazier than
himself.
WOOL WARI'IIOUSU A 00.
Announcement was made last
Saturday at the oiUco of the Clii-
prcsontlcago Association of Commorco
that the move on tho part of the
organization to bring tho wool
industry into Chicago has boon
realized. A warehouse is to lo
built at once with a guaranteed
business of 25,000,000 pounds of
wool annually from tho western
ranches and a guaranteed profit
'of $250,000 a year.
A corporation, to be called tho
National Wool Warohouso and
Storage company, has been form
ed and will build tho factory.
Capital stock of $.100,000 has
been subscribed.
The western stockholders are
all wool growers, who in addi
tion to subscribing $250,000 of
the stock, have signed guaran
tees to ship stated quantities of
tho raw wool to the Clticago con-
tre, where it will be graded and
sold on a basis of I cent a pound
profit.
MALHEUR IRRIGATION PROJECT,
Owners of land aggregating
I more tlian luo.uoo acres, allot
which comes under the proposed
mainour irrigation project, nave
signed petitions to the United
States reclamation department
asking that tho project be built.
Tho department several weeks
ago signified its willingness to
reclaim this land by building the
project if n sufficient number of
land owners .showed a desire for
the work and entered into nn
agreement with tho department
to repay tho cost of the work
within 10 years, as prescribed by
the reclamation act.
Continually increasing entliu-
siasm for the project lias boon
manifest among the land owners,
and within the past two months
numerous mass meetings have
been held throughout tho terri
tory embraced in the project.
The town of Ontario has sub-
.of securing the organization of
the land owners into a waer us
ers' association. A largo major
ity of the property owners have
already signed the petitions and
it is expected that every indivi
dual under tho proposed project
will sign within a short time,
Cattle are cattle these days.
Buyers are paying 51c for fat
steers delivered at Shaniko now.
and reports say they are eager to
buy large bunches at this phe
nomenal price, the largest ever
received here. When it is un
derstood that 5Jc means appro
ximately $70 for a prime steer,
people can readily see what the
cattle industry is to the county;
land in spite of contrary reports
it is claimed that there are fully
" many head of cattle in the
county as ever, the ranchers
havJJ ,r conKratuatjons. Prilie.
vjh0 Revjow.
Do Not Trifle
With a Coia
Ispowl jilvice for men and women. II
may 1
it it in me cjkcoi a cium. iik
. h in proven that there in notli
for colds In children than
mberlain's
'H Remedy
ite with many mothers unt
milt) them. It coiitnlni no
r narcotic nml may be j;lvi.u
t confidence.
cxprr
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never i'
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with i
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''- ttU IPKlttl Off Ut
vTcivejiiul Aiiijfgvvnf tour!
ivivv ..' . cut JtPoti in aflvaiv . jr.
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.NOT llfJV alAcvlorn ulri m ironi .'
ti UUKtffUCC tintl turn Uir JnlU"h4 '
e tit riilitr uu'fiU
MClv , t(jy ol)r w,wrb inmkln h' il.. ,
tfjr V. t tlte Wirl-cit cr.ul Uci U j xui
i tiiafu rl tvltli v tif.An i,.i i .. .. .
nn il our bicycler under vuur own n unt, ti,:i
.. . . . I -
allow.
rVotlca thn think ruhhur trml
"A" und iuiiotur atrliia "It"
Hiiti "ii,- uiao run atriji "it"
to iircvAiit rim culling. 'I lila
tlrei will imtlHst unv otlmr
lnul(- HIIKT, ISLAM I'lU und
JSAMV IllllINIJ,
Sir cr flflB K9 i; w ' n'rii t ",
' 119
3aK "If
Clinniticrlnln'ri CoiikIi Itoimily (lie Mutt
l'oiutlnr UocniiHO It it llio llcul.
"1 haVe sold ChaniboTlnin'H
Cough Remedy for the past oight
years and find it to bo ono of Iho
host soiling medicines on tho
market. Vov babies and young
children there is nothing better
in the lino of cough syrups," says
Paul Allen, Plain Dealing, l.a.
This remedy not or-'y euros tho
cougliB, colds and croup so com
mon among children, but is plea
sant and snfo for them to take.
For sale by all good Dealer.
Nt:v aumiiNa proposition
Wo have arranged to oiler in
connection with this paper, the
now monthly farm magazino just
Started at Lincoln, Nebraska, by
Prof. II. W. Campbell and devot
ed to the subject of how to farm
in the dry country and how to
got best results from soil tillage
under normal conditions. This
Paper is Campbell's Scientific
Farmer and wo offer it clubbed
with Tho Times-Torald both for
$2.50 per year cash.. Prof. Camp
bells' now paper is a monthly,
chock full of good tilings, tho
only paper of its kind in tho
world, and it embodies tho re
sults of the editor's many years
of painstaking investigation of
the soil tillago proposition.
NOTIOIfl
Htilnj! uiiabln to Rivtt pur personal
iiUfiiti'.n to the uolloullon of thane
ou ii ih duo uh, the ftiitutt litivo lit'ftn
nlaefil with Mr. 0. II. knnarl. A
yenr having i-lujun! nine llm 1 i -Mihilioii
,f coMirtiHirIilp a prompt
HiiitleniHit uf th BHine i rf(ucKlBil.
Maridbn fc Gkahv.
SUMMONS.
Iii tha (Jlrcnlt Court ol the Sin to of Orw
Him for lhirney Ootinty.
Jmnea II. Until. Ulnttff
v
John .Mnliou nml Jmul l
Mahon, ilofwilunU.
To John .Million, th nbnve immeil il-
femliint:
In Iho mnieol tti tto( Orfgon.you
urn hcrwby rqctire! toiKmrnd atuwur
tho complaint filed Kftiut you in tint
abiivn oiilttlett ait on or before llio last
ilny of llio lime inoticriUil in (lie order ol
Ilia publication of thi hiimii, i,-, to wit:
on or befiiie the 7tli tiny of Munli I MOO,
Aid ditto Mite, the eiplratl..n of hIx
wetrltH from tho flri publication of t i i Its
Hmnrnoiii, ami if you fail o loftpiwar
nud niumr, for want thuroof, illntlll'
will ii'ly to lha court for tlia relief do-
manilcil In the com pin lot, to wit : for h
ihei.o iuljuil)plim plaintiff to lw tho
owner of th HXV'i of NWi, tho N.S, of
8Vi4 and SW34 "r W ofMctioil in
Tp. 33 8. R. 81 K XV. JI , rlrny
County, Oregon, and tlnjl.ihe tlufomlanU
hold tho hihii in truif for plaintiff ami
reqnlreliiR Ihem to imoooto nod deliver
to pUlnllir dood eonVByliiR nald legal
titlo io plaintiff, and ror plaiiitiff ,oU
mill dihur.iitoi, and ueh otlir re
lief a may b prnpr.
Ilil-wumnioii m publUhed by order
of lion. J. I. Reivtor, Cminty Judge ot
the t'ouiiiy of Uarnuy, Oregon, madti
and fiitorixl on lolimary Oth, 1WM, und
the date of the flrvt publio.il Ion herrnf
la I'ubroary 13th., 1UOD.
G. A. Ucunoi.n,
Attornty for Pintutiir.
NOTICK KOIl PUlUdCATION
, Iikitd1T4tb LiNoOrm
SS llurui, ukhtoii, Jntirir 4, KM) I
jVoihwft hereby Rlvan that thetUati) of Orfl
oii liat lt;il in I lila oiico lla ai'ltHvatlon Burial
u ol.'uf loaelvrt. unrint (bo iirovlaloua of the
Act ol I iniKivx. auproiC'l Atiajutl 54, IMR, ami
acta ainiMtiVatory ihuri'to, tba
MW'jMr-'i-i. K, 1 ton., II aB, W M
Any unl nil fir(tia ilalutlutc ailoaifl- Uiu
landa id ai iliHl,or draijrlxtaj t, oUc( tittcaiiwi
..( tlic inln.ral charai.u-r nl lh lali'l. or for
any oihvr rtuaoti, to tho fllaimaul Xt apptioaiit,
linulil Itlv thnir alllilnll uf irotoat In llilf
urtU, nn or licfurv iliu explmlluu rf ihu ,icrlod
.if I'Ubllialloii.
Wm. Fakr. KKUtr
Klrai piilillfallnn January 18 I'.XO.
I.aal imlillcalli li t'sbruary ItO. IMP.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
UNITKD aTATEH LAND Or-HICK,!
l)uni, Oregon, I'ebruary ia, IVW.I
Notirvlaliorebjriilrsiiinat WlUtain V ra'
ol lluioa, Oruiiin, who, on Nuvumbvi a, U.,,
made Iliimcaload Kotr- Mo Wio&i Morlal No
uili:i, for 'i a",. aViHion t Townahlii IO
sou lb llancu .11 Kaal WlllaniMIe v riflu,
haa fllcil nnlii'ii of InMnllnli to make Filial
( iiimnuiailnii Proof Io nalali lali uUliu to Ilia
titiiil iiImii, iIchitiihiiI, iHilnru the totrtatur
and rirclviir.al uu n Orvami, on llio klat day
of Marrh, luou
ClalinaDl uamua aa wllneaMia
Jmhi Mi'Kiiinun, John II. Culp, Ilntry
llowall, I'rank Bakn allul Ilurna.orvgoii
Wh. Pir ItoaUtur
( f- THb BEST
Hocontlj Enlarged
VITII
C'j.OOO New Words
il. t .-ottoci- i f fio World
1 i i : ' i' 1 i.ua, bia-dmtbo
,. i i i i i l. (nun
U' tvli.orrapliloainicllonnry
' "i ;i" ' t.i. i, iir Piuujiiotud
,d..
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t . 1 uK'tl.uu
cni ' i A,'ia
i-cl In. "' "n
, -.fcr iAy
'HI,,.
I lull,
I I .
Itcnaon Kntlirownctl
UccniiRO ments nro bo tasty they
ara consumed in great excess.
This lends to atomncli troubles,
biliousness and constipation.
Hoviso your diet, lot reason and
not a pampered appotito control,
then take a fow doses of Clinm
borlain's Stomacho and Liver
Tablets und you will soon bo well
airain. For salo at all good deal
ers. Sainplo free.
NO TltlCSPASSINd.
IlimlliiH Ih fiirblildon upon my
ilnnu iiiljoliiinu DnriiH. Tri'fpuHH
ro will Im pi'iinnnitcil.
0. II. VOICdTLY.
NO TUIMI'ABSUNa.
Notice iH huroliy glviin Ihathiint
Inu und 'hdotliit! upon tlio oncloRrd
Inndflnf llio Auioricnn Lnud tt Live
Simile Co. In ftrlotly forhidilou.
Any pnroii or purnoiiH fonnil liunl
iiiK or troripiiRfllng will Im prntKioiitt'd
to tlio full nxtunt of llio law.
K. II, Mux,
Hiinali Muiini'iir.
KcIIrIoiis Serviced.
Uhv A. .1. Invln will pronuh itt
H.truoy tin: '2nd Sunday of uach
month itt 1 1 it. in, ami 7..I0 p. m.
Salibatli foIiooI tivtiry ttithlmth at 2
p. in.
Tho llurnoy Sunday school uieula
at 2 n'olook i'iuiIi Suniliiy ami a
onrillal Invitation In oxlmuli'il to all
who can atloml to meet with u.
At tho ProHhytorinu churoli
KurtiH, Huv. A.J. Irwin pantnr.
DeviiioforvlcoH tho third ami fourth
SiimliiyH of oaoh uioiithal II it. in.,
nml 7:110 p. in. Pnhlmth fcliool nt
10 n. in. ovury Salihnth iiiornini'.
The l.one Slar -s
RESTAURANT
China tiwirKe, l'roprlelor.
Cor, Mnln nud II Hlreeti.
JVIHftliS AT flUU HOURS
Bakcny in connection
A Specially of Short Orders.
TaMo furninhul with ovnrylhliif;
llio market aflbrdH Your patron
HKollultuil.
The Capitol Barl)cr Shop
H. J. UKEI), lropj.
Headquarters for bnthiiiK and
Firat-Ciass Tousorial Work.
HUKNS, - OREGON
Wo ndlm'i t wryulioru nml innko n
clmrtfa unlina colh-ctlon lb Hindu. Wo
pltSBM) our Clllllltlt
VJilnnH
MoiuiAN Mkiicantilu Co ,
Kvnlon Illdg , IVirlliind, tin'.
IKr'ICI.U, IilllKL'TOIIV
TATIC OflKllONI
II l,gnaliira
Unnslhaii Iliiiirno Jr
IU. W, I'llllon
tW It Hills
I J Wllawloy
.... A.M.tlrawfntd
(leu. K. CliamlKrlalii
.. ,K W llnnii
(1AHU..1
'"Ol aflBMlBlUU
A llor tie j- Osnorel ...
Uovaruor
xwirviitr)' Utalu
irauunir.
Hunt. Publli
Htiut Prlnttr.
ilblle Instrurilon. .. ., II, Arkurmnii
H llunlway
i K. H. Ilcati
K. A, Mihiio
) llobt t.aklu
K. H. llcati.
itupremn juuica
NINTH JUUIIIIAI. IHBTItlCT.
OlatrlelJiiilg ...
Dlstrlol Atlttciiuy..
Iiaputy Hist Ally ,
(I ro. i:. Imvla
J W Mcculloch
O II Uimni.l
Circuit Court uic-lh thv flrit Monday hi
April mid lint Mnndit) in October.
lolnt-Henntor cw Parrlah
lolul HuprvHulllve V II lirooLu
OOUNTV IIAIlNtV!
'unnly Ju.lo
ink
treasurer
kiirvoyiir
J. I'. Hector
Ham Moiiicrslicuil
II N Juinisiiii
liurlll
. A O Faulknur
A. K. Ilirliurilsini
.0 A Ilrlltliiuluiin
I, M llunilliiiii
J W tivaty
II. J, MrKluiKin
II.. N. flnliatd
;,...il
school titlrliitoiiileiit.
Oorontr
"Un'k tiiriiwior
uombiiMiiHivra
Ml A Muiytli
Cuuiily Cuutt metis Ihu llrst Wmlni'sila) in
Jauntily, Jlurch, May, Jul), biplt'tuber and
Nnvunlhur.
iiaiinky I), a, i.anii errii'K:
ittitistar
itetvlrur
Win Kurro
Kinnk Have)
CITV. HUKNS'
Jjitior. lleullrowii
rtworilor il.UU'uli
rrroatirer Ihnmutt Itenl
Marthul, ... Iliomas Audurioii
(V J Hopkins!
(110 II Iluill'V
JnnUuiiibbrflua'
AH HhuIii
t'ounollinuni
Mi i iiiikh of Iho Council tilery Hut'ond and
foiirili Wi'ilutailuy.
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Live pool, London & Globe,
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L. WOLDENBERG, Manager.,
Baker Cit3r, Oxegrbn.
THE BURB HOTEL
STEPHENS & DIBBLE, Propt.
Reasonable kute.s, liooil Llean Meals, umfortablc
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Special Accommodations for the
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