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OPEN TUB DGSCIIUTGS CANYON.
While not officially confirmed,
it 13 regarded ns rt certainty that
the report of tho Federal engi
neering experts on tho Deschutes
railroad project will bo adverse
to tho Harriman interests. As
these interests, in this particular
case, aro also tho interests ofi
T il Jt .1 i .- I
xoruanu nna a vast reinon in
tho Central and Southeastern
part of the state, tho matter is
one that can hardly fail to causo
vigorous protest Tho greatest
possible benefits that can be
reaped from tho obstructing re
clamation dam, or from tho num
erous private power schemes in
tho Deschutes canyon, are so in
significant in comparison with
tho benefits which will follow
construction of a railroad into
Central Oregon that no difficulty
should be experienced in brush
ing them aside and opening the
way for immediate construction
of tho water-level lino in the in -
terior.
Twenty years ago, when econ-1
omies of railroad construction
and operation were given only
mild consideration, refusal by
the Government to perrpit a rail
road to enter a new territory by
the only water-level route avail
able, would have been less
seriously regarded than at the
present time. Freight rates were
higher, money for building was
more plentiful, and every branch
of the business, from financing
and construction to operating,
was conducted by haphazard
methods that are no longer possi-1
ble. A line into Central Oregon
can be built by extending the
Corvallis & Eastern over the ter
rific mountain grades that make
the Santiam river a raging tor
rent the year round. It could
also be built by extending that
line of grades and curves, the
Columbia Southern, over more
miles of devious and expensive i
wanderings. Extension of either!
of these lines, however, or the
building into Central Oregon by
any other route than the water
level grade of the Deschutes,
would mean the placing of a
freight-charge handicap on every
ton of freight moved as long as
the road should be in existence. , considerable trouble, and the one
Central Oregon desires a rail-, adopting it ,nust roman in Joors
road It is wanted more than'for a day or tW0 or a fresh coU1
anything else ever will be wanted isalmt)st sure to be contractctI(
in that region. For that reason, , nn j !n mnnv :nofnnp,ia nnnm(m.
the producers in that isolated
part of the state, like those along
the Columbia Southern a year
ago, or along the Condon branch
four or five years ago, are willing
to pay almost any freight rate
that could be asked in order to
secure the needed facilities. But
with the increasing traffic that
will follow construction of the
railroad will come a demand for
lower rates and eventually these
rates must be based on the cost
of service.
That is the situation that is
confronting all railroads in the
country. It was this gradually
appearing change that caused
Mr Hill to build a $50,000 rail
road down the north bank of the
Columbia in order that he might
be in a position to meet the com
petition of the opposing forces
that already had such a line.
For the same reason Mr. Harri
man has been spending more
than the original cost of the road
in straightening curvs and elimi
nating grades on the line be
tween Portland and The Dalles.
If Mr. Harriman, or any other
railroad builder, shall be permit
ted to build through the Des
chutes canyon in accordance with
the present surveys, it will be
possible for a car to run from
WMTED-MSMfle
tumpl Latest Model 'Itanjrcr'
nuKing- money urn
act p we cicycie amp it oack to
Jiu JIUJICV ItKUIIIUHU m you receivr ,.!,,, proved y . .r '
to anyone, anywhere In the (J h uillioutn till ditcut in ail aim r
allow 'lib i l'KKI!.TIIIALd.illihVh"m,yoJi; , n i
put It 10 any u.l vou wuh. Z( you are then not pun iily im (.
keep the bicycle ahip it back to u at fair tiptnu ami will n.t e ml
IuluM I Prill
WiWrn.
FACTORY PRICES ": i;?,;1" nhPt "" kV'- i
.a ijji 7 V "V ?"" vyu aunve aiiun i i i c l
to fi middlemen'! profita by buying rllrect ci ui ami lave
antce behind your bicycle 1)0 WOl lltiy a bici Isor i j i 1 i,
at any rut until you receive our riulojuti jnl lea n n nil
frutl auu rtmarkablt Iftcui & in rtilrr UlrviiU.
YOB WILL BE ASTONISHSU :Z'ZirJ, -,''.
tliati anv other fairtm-v Wt
rw7-MtrweunmiKB you imv
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IUC1C1.J-: I1I!AI.KIN. !
on(.ueta. ' .v ......,.....- .,,
war itva unoerj UIJCU me fM
1 luve numuer on JianH Ukcn In trai
tly at prices rantfinir from 9 I to HH or
r ,,i.m - ..;,j:- 7... i r-JT.t" -iv
, weU iiyuii mi 1141111 tsn in imjp
ftflACTER.R RAKES lnPl" w,,V.l,l,Jl",r4,,l
UUHallCnUnnnC9f equipment ot all kind at Aa(f
1 at fiHo I ell 1111 liuill a IU On or
PiUpe Blneltf wliet-U. Uuinrtv
ri ii ii j...tt.x.M
?y oroinpi
$m
hM HE0GETHORK ?t3HGTURb-PRG0r i
SELF-HEAUHG TIRES SgS&K? fff.
-.-. , . . .r ..'-. '-::
T7i revular tttail trtce at thu iirtt it
uHouawMf rt pair tor tt80(ashn tihorderftJLi)
HO MORE TilQUDLE FROM rtir.CTUI.ES
:,AILS, Taoke or Olma will not lot tlio
nlr out. Hi ') thoiiiand paira sold last year
Over two hundred ttion iud jiairanowjn uac
jt w per pair, out to tntraauc we will
DESGi iPTIOKl Minllilea Hlallvely
anile i.lneciydu i. e iiidlui dinaldewtlli
a aiiet i aualltv of rubber, wliu li never t.r
lmroui uj whit 't clpsei UDamull runcturca witliout
li.jlliejlrtoei u We luve hundred! of Iclterifroinaatla
fed 'iulomerjU ui;tliittlielrtlreiliavconlybeenpuinpel
upo ireorlwiLcn wu eacnaon They welKliuotnorctliait
aiioiUmai) tire, tlic nn icturerealatiiiiiqualllleabeiiigglveii
by aeveml la., era ofiliiu. aptclully r roared fabric on the
trea't riterecularprlceof tfieietlrcaiifaviperpalr.butfor
anvc uinfrpurpocawearemiia;invaiectalIactoryprlceto
ine i oeroi ui
inly u Bo oer rwlr. AH ordera ahlniied
approval
provat You do not jiay a cent until you have examined and found them atrlctl y ua t i
We will allow a eaeli dlieount of a per cent (thereby making tin price all.nr, per i mi I i
n.l 1'LI.I, flAUIt WITH OltDlift and cncloac thia Rdveitlaement, We will al.i ni .
ir kei piaieu oraaa nana pump, urea to lie leiuruca at uuiv expeuae II lor any n.Aeoii Vw
not atufaciorv uu czamiuallnn, Wc arc perfectly reliable and money arm to in la ai eafe h
b:iU. If you order a pair of these Urea, you will find that they will ride e.yler. run U i
wear bettct Nat luuecr and look finer than any tire ou hare ever uied or eeen at any ui lu.
know that ybu Millie ao well pleated that when you want a bicycle you villi give u your ori-t
Wc want you to eend u a trial order at once, hence thia remarkable tire olfer.
IP frHI UCKTIt riBITSt d0"'t t"" aaykind at any price until you eend for a -lroi
Ir WVU naUU Utita Htdgtthoru Vu.icture-1'rool lirca o.i approval nud imlat
Hie apeclal Introductory price quoted above, or write for our big Tire and Hunilry Catalogue which
deacrlliea and quotca all make, and kindaof tlrea at about half the uiual prlrea,
nn aUiV W Air " write ue a poalal today. iXI NOT TIUNUOl' IIUl I'll 1,1c idj
aJW nHJI Vwnll era pair of Urea (rom anyone until you know the net nud .-ilul
oflen we arc making. Itonly onti a po.tol to learn everything. WrlloltHOlV.
I L. MEAD CYCLE COMPANY. CH1CA(
Bend to tho Columbia River a dis
tanco of about 140 miles, without
encountering tho slightest grndo
resistance. If this traffic, which
within a fow years will nmount
to millions of tons annually, must
bear tho expense of heavy grados
up and down tho mountains, or
of climbing over every dam sito
that can bo built in tho Deschutes
At... tVni ...ill l nn
vuiiyuu, mu umui-i. m "v.
onerous and lasting ion lovieu
against tho resources of tho great
empire that awaits communica
tion with the world's markets.
Considering Portland's inter
ests nlone in this matter, tho
greatest danger for this city, in
caso wo shall bo barred i rom en
tering Central Oregon by a water
level route, lies in the strong
probability that tho traffic will bo
drained out to California by
routes that aro much more econo
mical than any except tho Des
chutes route. Tho question with
which wo aro now confronted is:
1 Shall the interests of thousands
of people, in a rich region sus-
ceptible of supporting millions,
together with tho interests of the
City of Portland, situated at the
footof a down-hill haul from that
region, bo set aside in order to
favor an insignificant reclnnm
tion scheme of problematic value
and a few power sites having
only a speculative value?
It is up to Portland to make
every effort to havo this matter
presented to tho Washington
authorities in its proper light.
It is too early to give full cre-
I donee to the ugly rumors that
have been heard regarding tho
attempted holdup of tho railroad,
but it is not too early to begin a
campaign which will show the
overwhelming extent to which
thep.oplemostaffcctcd by cither
railroad, reclamation or dam-sito
schemes, are in favor of the mil
road. Oregonian.
Best Treatment for ColJn.1
"Most ordinary colds will yield
to the simplest treatment," says
the Chicago Tribune, "modera-
tive laxatives, hot foot baths, a
free perspiration and an avoid
ance of exposure to cold and wet
after treatment." While this
rrnnrmi'nr: is simnlr it rpriliiron
ia follows. Is it not better to
pin your faith to an old reliable
preparation like Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy, that is famous
for its cures of colds and can al
ways be depended upon? For
sale by all good dealers.
No need to be without a sew
ing machine when you have a
chance to get one at practically
your own terms by seeing G. W.
Clevenger. Standard machines
to choose from.
Rheumatism.
More than nine out of every
ten cases of rheumatism are
simply rheumatism of the mus
cles, due to cold or damp, or
chronic rheumatism. In such
cases no internal treatment is
required. The free application
of Chamberlain's , Liniment is all
j that is needed, and it is certain
to give quick relier. uive it a
trial and see for yourself how
quickly it relieves the pain and
soreness. The medicines usual
ly given internally for rheuma
tism are poisonous or very strong
medicines. They are worse than
useless in cases of chronic and
muscular rheumatism. For sale
by all good dealers.
Job printing The Times-Herald.
in each T(iy;r
ami ill.trlct ii
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year wc -ii Uililhitiri;n Ury ;
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roller l
roitvr tlminn nd ikUuU,
tfa utual nUil frutt.
eccnmive lurjAin lliti t di .
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mill "D," ulao rim li
'A U1IU lllilictiirM i i,i
tu iiovnt rim t'lititiu'
tin, rlll riutli.j
imtko HOIT IA i,
JJAMV JUDII.O,
aame rlav letter la reevlvnl ui .lit .
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c''";yi'Fr- -- JV.
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A Healing Salve lor Hun Chipped llhat
and Sore Nlpplei.
As ii healing salvo for burns,
sores, soro nipples and chapped
hands Chamberlain's Salvo is
most excellent. It allays tho
pain of a burn almost instantly,
and unless tho injury ia vory se
vere, heals tho parts without
leaving a scar. Price, 25 conta.
for salo by all good d .Mors.
NEW CLUUIIINQ PROPOSITION
Wo havo arranged to offer in
connection with this pnper, tho
now monthly farm magazino just
started at Lincoln, Nobrnskn, by
Prof. II. w Campbell and devot
ed to tho subject of how to farm
in tho 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-Terald both for
$2.50 per year cash. Prof. Camp
bells' new paper is a monthly,
chock full of good things, tho
only paper of its kind in tho
world, and it embodies tho re
sults of tho editor's many years
of painstaking investigation of
the soil tillage proposition.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
I'MTr.n FtteI.and Ornci, I
llnrna, Oregon, Match !9, 1W I
Nottrc la hcrehy glvrn Hut William A. CM
tcrs.m, of, llit'tHijr, Oregon, who. on April 10,
luoo maile tlcaerclani) Knit). No 670, (terlal
ho two., fur l-ote 1 A i, PWM VKW eadNWJf
SKM Motion I, Tmrlillilii V3 BoiiiU, l(tn U
Hunt, Mllataclto Marlillan. lias Mad nolle of
llitoiillim In inako Html Proof, to ciubltah
claim llio Unit ahove ilcecrlbctl, bolora Ida
ttr-glitor nnil Kecvlwr, lit Hukii, Oregon, on
Hi.. loth ilarut May, IiHW.
Claimant naince aa wllne.icil
II t ( lenlKMien, (leorgel,. linchanan, J, II,
lined, Alk'ti Jonii, allot Hartley Oregon.
Wm KiHitt, ICeglater.
NOTICK FOR PUBLICATION
UMThliSiTATK8 I.ANH OrFIUB, I
llunia Oregon, Match K), im.l
N'ullreli lierebr iitrctt that KlXel leaked
Ijtni'ii, oreftnit, who, on Ocloborl, lWOT mad
llotuoatcad KuU) No 3.'I7 herlal No. IU4
(or Ntt'j. fecll.in t. Towuahlp SS South.
KHUgvWr.tat. Wlllamclle Meridian, hM flirt
uotlro ( Intention lomoke UnalComratilallou
woof, tn rilabllih claim lo tho land abort
ilMeill.!, bctoru tho itculalrr ami llecelrer,
at lltirtia, Ori'iion, on the 7th daj ol Max, 1909.
Clalmnnt tiamea aa tltneaaea
Floranrv Croirloy. Ulan fmlth. John Leake
all ut l,n-eti,()rii;on Amy l-eakc, o Durni,
ireKuti
m Pakhi, ltaaiatcr.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
UNlTni) KTATIM MND OKKtCK,!
llunia, ureton, AtitllT. ItW.I
Nuilrv It hereby niton that Ullllam A. Iloi
am, ui t iiMreu. lircicon. wno, on aiay it, ivun
made lloitualtail Kntry So 3.W) Herlal No 0IJTJ,
("r.NBM,, andtitananililHee MTownahlp25
south Hnna fi Kaat. Ulllainrtle utrldlan,
haa tiled nollro ol lulcntlun to maka Final
i omtnuiatlun I'root, tu ratab lih claim tothe
land abovo UeecrllHid, licforo Iho Keeliter
tut reeelver.at llu in Oregon, on the lmh day
of Ma, lWJ.
Claimant name! aa teltni'iiea
I) tt (travel, I eo I'artKjnter D. Amour,
Janice litiniaril, all of Lateen, Oregon
u riant, Kef liter
NO'WOK KOU l'UULIOATION
UNITKt) HTATK8 LAND OFrJCK.I
llurin Oretun, April 7, 1509. I
Notice la hereby rIvcc that WlltliC.nreenUe,
ol Pion-rey. Orciton.who, onHeutembitr VD, 1907,
raado lloinrttcailcntry.NoS-rut.rKilal S'OOSIU,
firg:,MI'4 fectlon 11, NrU KV.iiaud HH
NK' ertlnn 11 lotrnahlp it Aotitti, Itanio
3 I'jul, Ulllaiiictlo Merldan, haa Sled nolle
nf Intention to make final Five-Year
I'rool, tuealabHah claim to Iho lend abovo del-
rrlhml, before the lleglater and Uecelvei, at
It u r n k ureicon on tho ltli day of May 1XW.
f talmant nainoa aa vrllneiiei
Jmn-a rirle. Joa liuauaaan, Ix?o Duchauan,
i,eo -al, all ol llaracr, Oicton
Wv.FaKai, Ittxliler.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
I mtldhtatki LaxDOrrici, I
llurin (Ireeon, April 7, 11)09. 1
Notice Ii hereby given Ileal Will It, Klnjr.ot
cali-in. Dreitun, irhn, nn Notnonber 17, 1WB'
made ileiort land entry No. M0, Herlal No. Dim.
frljHttVf fcctlou7, hi NWJibocllonl". T.
touth. Ilanito .US Kaat, riKU nvjf. HJ HES
tettlonW, Nh S', Sertlnu 13. Townahlp
-Uttoulli. llaueoM li. Wlllamelto Meridian,
hai lileil nutice of Intention to make Final
1'ioof to talnbllahod claim to tho land above
ileacilhcd, bilore tho Itexlatcr and Hecelver,
nt lltirm, OrvKuu.on the IMhdayol May, 190V.
Claltueiit ianiea aa wltneaaea
iitmrit rrankllu, Nlaa B. Halt, JaranF.
Mahoii. ull nf Huilth OrcK'in. Fred Italoeaof
llanie,(Jrik'on,
Wm Farhi. Heliter.
erybodgk
i&gajune
F.vr had trouble of your own with
a lured nun?
RcaJ "The Late John Wlgglni" in
tin. month's EVERYBODY'S, and
hugh ocr the other fcllow'i trouble.
Did you know that more funny
short itories ate swapped from "The
Chcttnut Tree" than from any
oilier timilar collcrtion anywhere?
Etcry month you can find one that
) ou'll laugh over till you get the next.
Get EVERYBODY'S and tee.
For sale by II. M. Horton.
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C300 Quarto Paeos
'l. WOO liliamtloni. Ilkh Dladla(a,
' if'ocjocl In Every Home
Ar , i luter'a Collegiate Dictionary
I UiVain. 1100 llliuUaUin..
I e'-LlsrKillllntitOalHIackaa. lj.Jli,
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'l1'!.1 1 1 a;wr. braatlful HaJlag..
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Kumwrn
Fob SALE A ffood cond hand
Clarinot Inquiro at this ofllqo,
NO TVKSI'ASSINO.
HuntlnR Ib furtilddott upon my
plftoo ndjolnlna Burtis, Tregpusn
tb will do lirofooutcd.
0. II. VOKQTLY.
NOTICE
Bolus unnlilu lo rWo our pergonal
attontlon to tho collodion of tho no
oountB duo ue, (he same lmvo hton
plnood with Mr. 0. II. Loonnrd, A
year hnvltiB olapftod filnco tho die
Holutlon of co-imrtnoralilp n prompt
Boltlomtintof tho Biinio Ib rcqucstod.
Mahbdkn fc Gkahy.
NO TBKSPASSING.
NoUco Is horoby kIvoii (tint hunt
ing nnd shooting upon tho oncloBod
lands of tho Amorlonn Land & Live
Stoolc Co. Is Btrlotly forblddon.
Any porson or porsona found hunt
ing or troBpnfiolng will do proBeoiileil
to tho full oxtont of tho law.
IS. B. Hiu.,
Unnoh Mntuigir.
Rellilous Services.
Uov A. J. Irwin will prnuoli r.t
lUrnoy tho 2nd Sunday of onoh
month at Un.ni.nnd 7,30 p, in.
Sabbath sohool ovory snl)b.ith nt 2
p. ni.
Tho Hurnoy Sundny sohool tnoeta
at 2 o'olook cnoh Sundny nnd a
cordial Invitation Is uxtcntlcil to nil
who can nttoud to mcot with tm.
At tho Prosbytorinn church
Burns, Hov. A.J. Irwin piiBtor.
Dovltio services tho third nnd fourth
SundnyB of onoh inouthnt 11 n. in.,
and 7:30 p. in. t'nbbnth Johool nt
10 a. m. ovory Snbbnth riornini;.
Tfec Lma Star
RESTAURANT
Gliln (itxrKO, I'ropilotor.
Oor. Main nnd II Streets.
JVIHRHS AT AUU HOURS
Bakery In eonneetlon
A Specially of Short Orders.
Tablo furninhuii with ovorytlilnj,'
tho market nUordn Your pntroii
ngo Bolloitod.
The Capitol Barber Shop
II. J. REED, Propt.
Headquarters for bathing nnd
First-Class Tousorial Work.
BURNS, - OREGON-
,Xr37- "CTs
Wo collect everywhere nnd niako u
charge unlrsi collection In made. Wo
pleaae our client
Addtcaa
Manilas MmtcANTiLK Co ,'
Kenton Bldtf., I'urllaml, Ortt.
OKFJCIAL DIIIKCTOIIV
tatb omnoti;
U a.Meattora
I Jonathan Douroe Jr
law. rutton
W KKIIIi
I J W llawlcy
. A.M. Crawturil
(Jeo. K. C'tiamlierlaln
,K W llentnn
.0 A Ktcel
.. .J. If, Acierman
v H IIIIDlWajr
) K. H. Ilean.
. K.A.Moore
Itobl Kakln
Vonfreairneo
Attorney Oeueial , ,,.,
Uorernor ,
Secretary ol male
Treaiurer ,
Hupt. I'ublle Initructloo
Btate I'rlnter
Supreme Jnitnea
NINTH JUDIU1AI. UI8TUIOT.
DlitrlctJudfe ..
Blilrlct Attoruey ..
eputy Wit Ally
(leo K.tlavla
J W Mcculloch
0 It I-emian!
Circuit Court meeta the flrat Monday In
April and tint Monday la October.
JojutKcnator O W 1'arrlih
folnt-Kepreeentatlro W II Ilrooko
OODKTT-IIARNKVI
I'uonly Judto
clerk , ,. ,
Treaaurer . ,.
biirreyor
herlfl.
Aaaeiaor' ,. ..
School Huperlntendeiit.
Coroner
otock Intpector
Commliifonera
J. I', Hector
Ham Motlieratiead
K N Jameion
. A O Kaulkiicr
A, K. Itlohanlion
O A lirlltlnthatn
I. M Hamilton
J W Uearjr
U.J, McKlnoon
if.. N, Htallaril
U AHinylli
Coupty Court rnecu the Drat Wednciday lu
Jauuary, March. Mar, July, Heptember and
Norembcr,
IIARMIT U. 1.. LA Mil OWC1I
Betnter
aecelrer.
Wm Farro
Kiank Havoy
city. auaya'
Mayor.
Heoorder,.
Treaaurer
Marahal,
Hen II row n
. M. I.. Lowle
, ..Kinmott need
Thoinaa Andoiion
rVJIIotiklHi
(leu I) lUiriiy
Coiincllmoni
JuotleinberlluK
AD nirain
Meellnn of the Council eiery Recoiid and
fourth Wediienlay.
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JereU! oath raonlh lo the ar. .
tutte repieJottioa el the beet $1,00
week of amateur aaolprafeuloaal a yul
a&oiegraphcra,
tOAB 9 A TI0VIAVD W0NDKBS
a kk al 73 pagee. atatalag
120 lard phelefuphi si ftn rrc
elcttiraeitM ipaia la CaLUrala '
aaJOregaa.
Total , . . $3.35
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Must HiillHfiictory Work In thli line. We lmvo nil the
LATEST TYPE FACES
anil a very Complete Line
FIRST-CLASS STATIONERY
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I am pnp.nid lo furnish my customers with the ubiikI
high cl.iss iriods nnd invite the public to call when desirin
ANYTHING 1H MY LIKE.
Guarantee the Goods a d Prices
Solid Gold Watches. Fancy Clocks, Juwe-.lry of all kinds,
Silverware, Ebony ware, Cut
Cost, Inke n peep at my windows.
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Home Insurunce Co., of Now York,
Liverpool, London & Qlobe,
Fire Assurance Co., Philadelphia.
OFPICI3 WITH UKIUS & BlUa?. Uu.ns, Orcson.
turner Houlh of LunnburB Daltan'a.
mww&$&$
Blue mountain Rapid Transit Line
Operating from Austin vln Prairie City, John Da;, Caajrou City to Bams, Oregou
I's ilas from Hukur City to Hums, Oregon.
Good, comfortable conveyances direful drivers -First
Uiiss Stations nlonjj the route Railroad to Hums only 105
mile. For rates itrik
L. WOLDENBERG, Manajrer.
IBQilsex Oity, OrerorL
THE BURNS HOTEL
STEPHENS 6l DIBBLE. Propt.
Reasonable Rates, Oood Clean Meals, ComferUbls
Roohis, Courteous Treatment.
Special Accommodations for the
Traveling Men.
FIRST GLASS IN EVERY PARTICULAR
Yprit Pattfonacje Solicited,
IN
AND
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GIiim. Haiidpninted China nt jj
THE WlNIWOlt
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PHOFKSSIONAL 0AUU8.
Wm. MILLER,
ATTOIlNICy AT LAW.
lltirim, Oregon.
Oftlco flrat door noat of Ilnnk.
C. A. REMBOLD
Altornoy-nt-Law,
Burns, Orcfjon
Olms. 1. Xjoonmtl, ,
Attohnkv-at-law,
(JAroful nttonllon giyon tu Colleo
tlonR nnd Itonl Kstnto in at tor?.
I'iro Inmiruiico
Notnry I'uhlio
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DUIINH,
OlIKOON,
arco. a. sizemohic,
ATTOIINKY,
U1N, OltKflON
('llcailone, Land lniilnc, and Itcal
Eatato mailer liromrllviidnmlcj to,
CHARLES W. ELLIS
LAWYER
Hurrm, - - Oregon
I'mcllcca In tlio Stnlo Court and be
fore tho U 8. Land Ofllco.
if. LU. CBARY
rii)alclnn nnd Buroon.
llurtiB, - - - Oregon.
Ofllraln mm biiil.JInK oulh of Wolconiii
linniciiH aliop, Mnln tit.
'I'Iiomh MalnH.5.
K. I. IIUUNOW, M. D.
rijstciou nnd Surgeon
Chronic DlHi-narN a Hpcclnlty
Cnll iinawcrod nt nil lioun.
OlrHo cor. .Main & II Mn Hurim, Orciton
UI. U MflCSDBN
riialktnti nnd HiitKuoii.
IlUlt.NB, OlIKOON.
OJier ut rttiiltnee. SW'I'hunr A o. tO
II. B. Hrow l.lon 4, , E. lllbbarrl
I'Tibbmxl tSo i-ii'owntoii,
J3 WNT1STS.
Otlle llrtt door eaat ot Tlio Cltliena Hank
Iliirnn, Orvgon.
W. C. BROWN,
iDiizr TIST.
Iluii.ss, OiiraoN.
OfTlco In now land olllrai biilldlnp, nvxt
door north ol pot nfllco.
UUC1KTIKS.
ItAllNKV 1.0t)(!K, N6. 'X7, I. O O Y.
Meelaerery aecood ami fourth Saturday In
each nonlh at THO p m. Archie Mttlowan.
Ujron Terrlll, hecrctarr. u j.
nurtNai.onnr. no, v. a r. a m.,
M.elierory Onlaud third falurday In each
ti. , . I. HehwarK, W. M.
I. C. Wclinmo, Hecrelary.
INLAND LODOK.NO. TO K. ot 1.
Meeta every Tltitr.ita ...nln. I. .!. n
i :':; ,. ,. . " . itorton. o. c.
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Uii'ia eerj noouilauil ruii-lh tu let
,, ., , A. C Walnitiit.il. W.
(1. N. Cochran, Iteroriler.
HAKN'KV VAI.I.KV OA.MP Ko UI, V. otlW.
auu ereij nut anil aerouil Tunnajr.
Y. A. Oowau, clerk
f. V. Mcdlaln, Com.
BUKJ.8 CIIArTKK NO 10, O. K. B.
lleeli .rt aeconil ami fourth Moudare. In
"""''I'- bather Kchwarli, W. M
ell H.Uoiuc, Krirclary.
aYU'IA KKIIKKAH DKOIIUK No..
Uectaererr litauiltil Wcitucular.
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rhllBmlih llco hte'y
TULK C111CI.K So l, W. ot W.
Meeta aorr foiirtli TmiJar.
. . ... Matnl llotlnn, o. M.
lleiler (loii.liiiaii, Clerk.
$k
joiiN (;i:miu:iUiIN(;,
Jowelor. Optiolim and
ldiitrrnvor.
Fine Wntcli Kepniring A. Spe
cialty. Barns Diamond
Stage bine
J. K. HAUl'ini, l'ropt,
l.uiiyei ltiiina over Moiitlny, VihIiu8
tiny anil 1'rIJay (or Dliunoiul. Connecta
with tlio AiiilruwB'Dunlo atngu, making
tlio moat dlrt'ct iiml (inlcktut ruato to all
points Boutli mul tlio nuw wold HolOa uf
DyLu mul other norlhorii Nuviidu points
riirodil attontion lvon to punucngurs
nnd Iroloht, Tor purtlculnr liiforiimtlon
apply to
O. V, Diiinkw'aticii, Auont
llunia, Oregon,
A representative In this county by
a largo real eatato corporation, Spec
ial Inducements to those who vvlsh'to
become financially Interested,
The Real Estate Security Co.
Port Dearborn DiiHtUm CHICAGO, ILL.
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OR E C O N
DAILY
During March and April!
Prom All Part' of tiro Cast
VIA
UNION PACIFIC
OHI-UON SMOKI' lJNfi
run oki:jon
RAILROAD & NAVKlVIION CO
SOUTHERN RACIJ-IC
$33 from Chlcogo
$3o.50 from 5t. Louis
$25 from Omaha
$25 from Kansas City
Corrrnpotnllnitly lw Irnm iillutlu r polnii
'TO THIi PUBLIC
Write loiters lo ivTbo(ly youS
know in tho East nnd tell thomS
about these low ml mist rateal
Send them literature about Ore-
Kon, or send th ir arldrcsses tc!
us nnd wo will do it In thijj
way you can bo a cuat liHp ir
the growth and pi inn . of yourS
State.
YOU CAN PREPAY I MiES
for anyone from am ihceifjoij
want to, DopoHit il- nicossarj
amount with our I 1 'ont and!
he will telegraph u ' nromptly.
Imiiilroof Air.
t t.j
Win. AlcMiirray, ( en i ARcnt
Tht) Orrcoii llniln i I ifMitto
Siiiillii-ni I'ncifli t i urtj,iii
I'oitlnnil, in a
Sumpter V.-!:ey
. Railway Co,
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10.07 " Tliiiiiui 1 X
10:17 " SUhIuVhI Jj .11 , . " i 15
10:22 " MVnUr Ti . U "in
10:32 " IV.aii'-.si.i 1 i Si
10:S11 " Mcl.w.i.1 4 25
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xtllli". 1 llMCDIU'r. 11 l-l li ililhC Hit.
ftl Wlicru ngsntatxt-t I i. , i ntorinj
trains or 25 tt'iHa in a l.liti 1 to t lit re
gular Tarn will lio 1 Inn 1 I
JOM-.I'll w I I Stipt
oitANTOi:iiir.s, . . i
$1500 Regard!
Tho Oregon, (alllnn ,
I'loltTlho Auoclaitmi
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lor thocoiiNlctlmi il
tug horaoi. tatik vi 11
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1 1 ilea ileal
ni, (nan oil
$aot Ati '
ward.
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tin ttnil.r
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11 l.o-in
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ml.l lo Im tint un out uln
local coinuina or tlili in 1
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Iprrldl notice, wlllmt 1
Scientific k-umti.
Aheiuliornolrll'l.trnl.iit i
culatlon or aiir"fiuitirk 1
Van (oiirinoniDa,!!. Bull
inunn & i;o.3oinror
llraocii 'I'O im V -' 1
JOMN R
ON
Slock Inspultif, llarue)' County.
Ilium' AiIiIhou
Hiirna, Ore
Do Not Trifle
With a Cold
Ta rrivtil niK'ti't fttr tut n nml urittnitt II
aa (,- I ( seeva- Hint M ItVII
may bit itl lutlieiM-o of u ihilit I,oniJ
.(IH it 1 ll'li J'HMi I) Itt 11 liiv v. lit l.U.l
Injrbui 1 for colds in 1 itiUltxn than
Cliamberlain's
Couh Remedy
It la n f twirite With umuy 111 ithcrs atij
never dUtppoluU tlicni It contains no
opium 11 1. r narciitii .tii.l inaj begins.
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