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A patty of Illinois investors
recently tlubhed together and
sontono oC thoir number, who
had visited Oregon during tho
Exposition, for a trip through
tho slate. Upon his return to
Portland, this gentleman said he
had found Oregon pooplo much
changed. At that time- thoy
were intensoly conservative, to
dnv thov nro cnthiiMtic. optl-l
mistic, and vmanimouslv predict'
a great future. In fact, many
of tne communities ar growing
so rupidly thattluw imagine they
have all tho growth, but those
who have seen tho new orchards,
the substantial farm houses and
other improvements taking place
everywhere, know that the next
decade will see record-breaking
advancement along every line.
Asked if ho was satisfied, he re
plied: "I wouldn't return t
Illinois, but shall remain lure to
receive my frionds who are com
ing in partios of three, five nnd
even ten." Ex.
When tho Deschutes road shall
bo built it will be a sorry ilny for
Portland, and that city could do
no better than try to get the ex
tension of tho Corvttllis & East
ern into Central Or. There is no
iiKeunooaoi tne uesciHiu.sroaait. .My 1)0y took whooping
being built until a line through , . h whfi nino n,ont,g old.
to San Francisco on the eastern
slope of the mountains becomes
a necessity, and when it is built
all tho trade of Eastern and Cen
tral Oregon will promptly lH.',porMle by all good dealers,
transferred lrom rortiana lo &an
Francisco, thus doing an irrepar
able damage to the state. All
tho products from this section
will go to California, the cattle,
sheep and wool, and the Agency
Plains wheat, no inconsiderable
quantity, will follow along with
a considerable tonnage from
Sherman county as California is
considered a better market. All
this may take place in the future
if the merchants of Portland Io
not take active steps to protect
their Eastern Oregon trade. If
Harriman ever draws the cork
the mouth of the bottle will point
toward California. And this is
not idle talk. Prineviile Review.
I'ourlh Dr) Pflrmlflic Coafrcai.
The Fourth Dry Farming Con
gress will meet at Billings, Mont,
October 2o, 27 and 28, 1909.
The International Exhibition
of dry Farm Products will be
held during Congress week at
Billings. Thirteen western states
and territories, two Canadian
provinces, Mexico and Russia will
send exhibits.
Seventeen states and ten for
eign countrios will have delegates
at this congress.
In the west 200,000 acres of
arable land awaits development
by Dry Farming methods. Tex
as has 25,000,050; Montana, Col-
orado and Wyoming, 50,000,000;
New Mexico, Oklahoma, Utah,
Idaho and Arizona, over 60,000,
000. Experts estimate that in ten
years everyMrop of water avail
able for irrigation will be utilis
ed. For eory ncre irrigated
there will be 50 acres- of dry
fnM Inn, rhfl ,.'.M:nn oQi-
.... uwi iiii8iwmi
uiuuua are i-xnnusiea. ex per-
penence sliow3 that non-irnga-ble
land yields crops averaging
50 per cent the quality rt-aped
under irrigation. To thU land
the future homeseeker must
come.
In 11)00 dry farm land in the
west averaged fifty cents to $1 50
an acre. Increased valuation
where Dry Farming has been
demonstrated shows that within
ten years this 200,000.000 acres
to lmm 'hmmm mm mm i ?
Akritf II jium. 'VumiAjAAa ujvai oi iuiw1 in raliuo ir autnttiii ,uun
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will bo held at $10 to $50 per
aero. Dry Farming means an
increaso in western land values,
at a conservative csMmnto, of ap
proximately fivo billion dollars.
Tho Dry Fanning CongroBS
loaches farmers how to conserve
moiituro by intelligent cultiva
tion, educates them in soil culture
and seed aoleution and guides m
oxnerienced net Horn in methods
that bring them thoir sharoof
the harvest profit. It oxtends
the limit of producing area to
tho limit of acreage in arid am',
semi-arid regions nnd, thoroforo,
is the keystone upon which tho
futuro prosperity of tho groat
west is established.
Tho Dry Farming Congress,
Hillings, Montana.
John T. Hums, Secretary.
Whooping Couth.
This is ft more dangerous disease-
than is generally presumed.
It will be a surprise to many to
learn that moro deaths result
from it than from scarlet fever,
pneumonia often results from it.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
has been used in many epidemics
of whooping cough, and always
with the best results. Dolbert
jlcKcig of Harlan. Iowa, says of
He had it in the winter. I got a
bottle of Chambertnin's Cough
Remedy which proved good. I
cannot recommend it too highly."
IIIHou.iicu mill Constipation.
For years I was troubled with
biliousness and constipation,
which niado life miserable for
tne. My appetite failed me. I
lostmy usual force and vitality,
Pepsin prcimrations and cnthar
tics only made matters worse,
I do not know where I should
,lV0 hwn l0lny ,md j 110l lried
J ChamlerhunH Stomach and Liv-
er Tablets, Tho tablets relieve
the ill feeling at once, strength
en the digestive functions, purr
fy the stomach, liver and blood,
helping the system to do its
work naturally. Mrs. Rosa
Potts, Birmingham, Ala. Those
tablets arc for sale by all good
dealers.
For a burn or scald apply
Chamberlain's Salve. It will al
lay the .pain almost instantly
and quickly heal the injured
parts. For sale by all good
dealers.
NOriCIC Ol' SIIUltllTVSAI.h.
ily virtue of an (invention duly Itmiuil
by ilio Clurk of tho Circuit Court nf the
Stub) of Uri-Kon, for lliirnuy County,
Ut-d lht UOtli. luy of Aptll I W.) In
certain to.it In sal I Circuit Court hIu'iu-
in 8vhttr Smltli una plilntlll uml J
C. Riotinona mi defendant, rihI upon n
'ii t-reo thertiin ftMiilpnil on tlmAlli ,1m
i c April leoo, fn--iitii vermin n...rt
vu nm i by imi.i defendant on Hopt.
it, WOO, anil iluly rutonltrd in IhmiI; 1) ol
norl(.tce on utg '?JX of tho neonln ol
,ald county, ioiiiimiiihIiiik me to mnltr
tlinenm of StS47 with intoruat Unmon
at tlm rate ol 10 cr runt. xtr nun. from
April 5th, 190U, nl'o fttn.CXl Altornoyx
f'tin taxed uifuinU tho ilufumliint, nnd
(30.00 utnita, hImi accrulti); vaU nml ox.
i - t ,. t ii..
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(mill tlie ruoitgii(d pruiulios liurclunftcr
,u.,-riboi.
Niitio u lioreliy ulvon tliu t I will on
th7tli day of Juno IDOU at the Court
Imure door In Ilurna, Oriwon, lit two
ciYUh:. p. in. aril lit imlillo miction to the
lnglii'al lilihlitr for auh, tliu folio Iuk
real prorwriy, to wit . HJ$ of NK. nml
lota ID ml 10 ol Si'u. f,0 'Ip. !2il H., It. 31
U., W. iM. botuh of AIulliLiir luKu, tliu
Hume l)i-iii tho property iluurihiMl in
itil iin.ritm;!', anil Hiibjfct to coullrum-
tiiin hy rnlil Court.
latt-) A rllyJd, 1000.
A. K. HICflAUDSON,
rtlmtlfl of lliirnuy County, Ori'tfun
iiia uoti jaiiu ooi pun i?)
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in mij ui.-uqiiajiui(tiuajaii '
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Oil lfl'111 S'lSOW (II!
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No need to bo without a sow-
bur mnehino when you have a
chanco to get one at practically
your own terms by Booing u w.
Clovonger. Standard machines
to chooso from.
NIiW CLUBMNO PROPOSITION
Wo lmvo arranged Jo olfer in
connection with tK.. jmpor, tho
now monthly farm miwizino just
started at Lincoln, Nebraska, by
Prof. II. W, Campbell and devot
ed to tho subject of how to farm
In tho dry country and how to
tret best results from soil tillage
under normal conditions. This
Paper is Campbell's Scientific
Farmer and wo oircr it clubbed
with The Timcs-Ternld both for
$2. B0 per year cash. Prof. Camp
bolhV 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
tho soil tillage proposition.
NOTICE FOlt PUBLICATION.
l!.MTUHTATKl.AM()rriri I
tlurtu. Oit-eou April 'M W I
Nnllra In lierclijr kHiii Hut frank Aitilmi,
ut Pvnlu, (iimiui, wlio mi Kcbunrjr ill, lvoi,
iiimli. liniiiMli'il t'lilry No 8-Jift UkrvlfW
Mortal Nn rau7, lor Uii HHI, HKt( HH anil
UU. HK'i, Herltnti a... Tonmlilp W Smith
ilaiiKuMl.aal, Ulllamcttii Mrlillali, baa nleit
i.utlro ut liilvntton I" inaku Klimt moirar
Proof, tu nilalillali rUIln In lint lanil aUivr iln
tiirit.p.1, Itfluro M J. il't'uiinor, U H. t'ominU
tlniivr, at hlaiiRHP at Uentu, Orrxon, mittio
mii.Uyul June, 1WJ.
i lauuaiit iihiiivr ai Hiiurc
tl. P. tiotfiibainiti.HovatiUi litinbaiiti, Mil.
Illl. .'riUIIMmilill, V.'llll.lW.lH ...w.v, , ,
Hoiiio. otiron. S
Wm. KAHtir. llrnliler
NOTlCH KOU I'UULIOATION
VMtKtiTu LAHiillrnra
liiirm, Ou'cou, KprltM. 1MM.
V...I.... ! Ii.t.l.i hI.a.i ll.al V.at.lc til.la.. 11
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llvlllu, llrtltuil, IIU "II JUlr I, ivui, lunua
ilin-ri-Iainluiiiry Nu vuA Harlal No UMJ, tor
Vfcil Nttji ami NWIi NEU H-cllon I.towii
III). (I rimih, Umiill Katl. W IllamctH Marl-
III4II, IIRK II1C.I IIUIIIU ..1 Ill.l'UtlUll IU IUM.
tliiil 1'ionl, lii (ttabllili claim lu Ills laml
UncilfH Hbort. Iii-Iuii. M. J, O Ciui&ur, U 8
Cuni)ijMlyiier, at lila ottlie at llrlllo, Uieoli.
mi Hiaailftlar ulJunr, lw
I Inliiiafjt iiainca a wluiCMra
rmiiK iiiu,r, vuiiiiiiuuB i.imi', iir. i. ...
Prfmibauiili, Potmiu ticlrnbauuli, all of
m rAtnia, ItiaUlvr
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
t'Mrco Statm Lakh Orrira, j
llutm, Oimuii. Maich , IW I
Siilli'v la hereby lllvnu thai Wlllimu A. Cat
inioiiii'in in niaao riuai iiin.i, 11. ..wmii.1.
t'laliii tlm lanit atmvo ilrarrlbvtl. twlorv tao
ltiiltur anil llcr-lrer. at llurm, (Itrcoll, on
lh loth ilar ot May, IWJ
t lalmaiit iiamca aa wine.i
II t k'liPvnen, (Iniraol. Iiiirliauaii, J II,
l.lojil, Allen Junra, allot llaniDjr (Ircxoii.
n rArnc. iirgiiirr
NOTICK KOK PUHLICATION
I'NITHPHTAIKS I.ANII OfKICK,
HIIHTA1KS I.ANII OrrittK, I
II tl r ii Orruoli, Marrh ;j, ivOM.I
Niillri- la harchr llUfll that Klhcl laknot
taafu Oriiruli. who. un Octnliar I. I1W7 inaila
llinitttetl Knlrjr Nn till: Hrlal No. OS I
lor .".ii,, rrtlinn a, it.wiiiiup - imiuiii.
Kaiiirall Kat. WlllamtltpMrtlillaii. Iiaa nlwl
m. Hi ii ..I lnlaiitlr.il to malm KliialCniiimiitallau
i.riKjr in viuiillil, claim In t lio laml alma
ilci.i-llli.i'1, K'loio Ilia Krk'latcr ami Itaralrcr,
at iiutna, urnann, on inn ,lii ua? oi May, iw,
rlalmaut liainra aa ulttlfiipa
hiiiratuv Crowlu)'. Ulan riultli. John t-faka
ail in i.Awto.uu'KDii Amy Lap, in uurna,
lllVKull.
Wm KA.iar. lirxlitcr.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
DNITKIl HTATKU .AND OFKICK.I
Ilurna. Oirituti, April 7, ltn I
Noli, u la heiebr ilrrlllliat Wllllain A llnti
Ulti". i.l l.nm ii Oiriimi, urlio.oit May II, IVi
naile lluiiir.1, . Kulrr NoM7, HnlatNo0H7P
hir .VSHK.'i. ami UitaSainl (iHtc loTowtialili-JD
south, llanvn lit Fax lllamctto Verlillau,
taa llli'.l tiullro ul Inluntlmi tiniiaka Final
romiuutatliiii I'roof, ti ritali Uh claim to tlm
latin amiva uaairiMHi, iicioro mo iiraiaier
inl tsvclcr,al Ilii'iia O(rton,mi tho Hill iiay
ul iay, iimj.
Claimant namea aa wllliciici
II 8 (Iravra, Ijto Carinlcr II. V Auaiaua,
jainoa iiuiiyaru, an ui iavrtii, iiica;i.ii.
x. KAwnr, Urflttrr
NOTICK FOR PUULICATION
U.NITKII HTATKH IANI) OtTICK,!
liuriK (Irciioii, Anll7, 1VUV. I
Notice la hiirt'l.y kIvoii that Dili (. .(Irconlcc,
III HlOwney, yiCH01l.llll,ollr'g,cllllHT '.ij, Ivor
mailo llniiinli'ilrMlry,No.w.,Ktllol NoOAM,
(nrHWIiMhtj Hwtluti Ii, NK NMiainl)i
SK'i Ctrtlmi 111 1iitiiiIiIi 'J I Huiilll, llaimo
ja l-al, Wlllamollo lli-lliUli, Iiaa flint liollio
i, tnlciitliiu lo inako Final Fivo Yaar
I'Miol. in tataiil'ati claim loino latin aixiyo ilea,
rl'O'l, lx)lom Ilio ItfKlitrr ami llcratrai, at
Ilurna. Oickoii, nn tliu I nth iiay ot May IVU9
I lalmant name ai wllm-atoa
Jnini'i I'lrla, Jn lluohanaii, Um Ilucliauan,
(loo Uatva, nllol llaraoy, Ougon
Wm.Fakhi, lltxluer.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
I'mtkuHtatm LANiiOrrita,
Ilurna Orrxon, Al-ill 7, IIKW. I
Notho la hereby given that Will II Klnx.ol
KaIciii, Oreiton, who, nil NomotiU.r 17 I'iim,
uiailn iti nort laml entry No.hlil, Hoilal No. Uil.17,
I'.r b), K Ji i-ll tllill 7i NU NW', Hi.clll.il IH, "I,
Jdiiiiih. Ilaiiito .HI Can, hHJt ., HU hKi
Hw'llun l.'j Nhli NM, Hvitlnii la Townilili.
-HHoiilh. llniixeiW Kant, lllamalta Merl.llan,
Iiaa DIimI miilio ul Intention lo mako Final
I'iikiI liiialnbllahuil ilnliiili) lliu laml above
ilraulbcil, buloro tho Itrx'ttur ami llervlvrr,
nt IHmn, Omnoii, on Ilio IMhilaynl May, lliw.
Claimant iiainca aa wluuraca
(lioriio franklin, Nln IS Halt, JamiaF.
Malum, all of Hinllli Orcxnn. Freil Iiainca ol
llnriic),OrKOU,
Wm. 1'aiikk, lli'ilitar.
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Recently KnlnrgocJ
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Mon Gasottoor of tho World
i l iiiiiiiiatimit ES.OOi) titles, lar?a on tbo
liu- i txnituj luturns.
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Sii IrjTOi. (ur IaiIh I . .'. Hii NMi nml NW,
MK'i MTllOII I, TlWIIllli '.'ifulltll. llllk' II
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i
vtiatcr'a Cvltculale lilctlonnry
II 1 1'.oa. J1W Jllwlrulo-
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For Salk-v. good scon4l biWI
Clarinot. Inqulro at this offte.
NO TIUCSPASBINO.
HunlliiR In forbidden upon my
pluct) niljolnlnu DurtiB. TroipnsB-
i h will on prnrooutcu.
0. II. VOKUTLY.
NOTICE
lloltiir unnhlo lo ulvo our poreonnl
itttuiillon to tho collection of tho no
onunlR duo ur, tho Bnmo havo buon
nlnuttd with Mr. 0. II. Leonard. A
ynir Imvlnif olnpusd bIiioo tho dl
Kolutlon of oo-pnrtiiorBlilp a prompt
Hoitlomintof tho Butno la rciiuofltoJ.
Maiibdkn & Qkaiiy,
NO TRICBrABBINO.
Notloo Ih hurnlty ulven that hunt-
liiK itittl flhootlng upon tho onolosod
lnntla of tho Aniorlonn Land fe Live
Btook Go. is Btrlotly forbhldon.
Anv norBoti or iiurfloiia found bunt-
liiKor trtiHpnKBltig will Im prosootitcd
(o tho full oxtonl of tliu law.
IS. II. Uitx,
Ilitnoh Manager.
Kellfloui Service.
Huv A. J. Irwin will preach at
H.inuiy tho '2nd Sunday of oaoh
inontli ut Iln. m. and 7.30 p. in.
Biibbath hoIioo! ovory Balibath at 2
p. m.
Tho Ilnrnoy Sunday sohool mootB
at 2 o'clock each Sunday and a
cordial Invitation U uxtondud to all
who can attend to meat with u.
At tho I'rosbytorian church
HurtiB, Rov. A.J. Irwin pastor.
Dovlno BorvlcoB tho third and fourth
Sundays of ouch month at 11 a. m.,
and 7:30 p. m. Fablmth noliool at
IU a. tu. uvery Sabbath mornbiK.
Tbe Lobs Star
RESTAURANT
China (ieorKtf, I'roptiotor.
Cor. Main anil II Ktrot.
JWHflLtS AT AliU HOURS
Bakery In aonneetion
A Specially or Sbort Orders.
Tnblu furnlHhml with ovorything
tho market nflbrdB Vaur patron
ago solicited.
The Capitol Barber Shop
II. J. HEED, Propt.
Hentlquartcrs for hathinp and
Firat-Cln88 Tousorial Work.
HUKNS. - OREGON-
Wo collect everywhere and make n
cliargo unlrna collection la made. We
pleaao our clienta
Addrnaa
MoilO A MKItCANTILK Co.,
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yt days from linker City to Uurns, Oregon.
Good, comfortahle conveynnces Ctireftil drivers First
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miles. For rates ask
L. WOLDENBERG, Manaier.
THE BURNS HOTEL
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Rooms, Courteous Treatment.
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Wm. MILLER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Durria, Oregon.
Ofllca flrit door voat o( Bank,
Q. A. REMBOLD
Atlornoy-flt-Lntr,
Barns, Oregon
Oha. 1-1. Ix3onnrd,
ATTOHNKV-AT-I,AW.
Careful attention given to Colloc-
IIoub ana iteal ICttate mutter.
I'lrs Iniuranco,
Notary Public
Ouhiib, Oregon.
GEO. B. SIZEMORE,
ATTORNKY,
""N. ORtOON
CoUafUona, Land buttmaa. and Real
Batata matter promrtlvatUndad to.
CHHRliESW. EtiLIS
LAWYER .
Burns, - - Oregon
Practlcoatln tbe State Coarts and ba
rer a the U.:8.;Und Office.
J. Ul. CBARV
Phrilclan and Burgeon.
Burns, - '- - Oregon.
Ofilea In tmw building aoatb of Welcome
harneaa ahop, Main St.
Phone Main 85.
R. D. BURROW, M. D.
FIjticiM ii Smtm
Chronic Dlaeaara a Specialty
Calla anaweml at all hoars.
Office cor. Main 4 B ata Burua, Oreton
. CXI. Ii tf AR3DEN
Phyaidan aud Burgeon.
BURNS, OIIEOON.
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H. I. arowntoo i, g, BlbUrd
Hibbnrd 5o Hrownton,
Dentists.
Ifleearat doer eaatof Tbe Cltlaent Baak.
Bnrna, Oregon.
W. C. BROWN,
Bcaxe, Ouao.t,
Office In new Und oQce building, nest
door north ol poat offioe.
eociKTirs.
OAXKKT LODGE. NO. 17, 1. I) O r.
Meela Terr aarone aad fourth Eatardaj In
M.MiMiatiiiHvii, Arcnieaieuoirmn,
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BDRKSLODdEKO.tr. A Y. A. It..
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A. O. Welaema, Bacratarj.
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U.M. Coahraa, Xaeordar.
ABMBT TAIXEr CAair N. W, W. aBJTr.
KeeU arerj f rat aad aeeaad,TBea4ar.
... . . MeWalp. Can.
W. A. Oewao, Clerk.
DBMS CIIArTER hO. 40, O. E. S.
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Vetla Wetcoae, Seeretar.
STLVIA REBBEAII DEOREE No.tl.
afeelaeferjlitandtd Wedneadar.
ralllat.h.1.,0 .yw' "". N.O.
TCLX CIRCLE No. lai, W. ot W.
Meata erarr toarth Tuudar.
- . . Maud Ilofton, O. u.
HMter.qoodano, Clerk.
JOHN GEMBEBLINU,
Jsweloi'. Optician and
Enurravor.
Fine Watch Repairing A Spe
cialty.
Bat-ns Diamond
Stog bine
J. B. IIARPKR, Propt.
Learea Burnt eyerjr Monday, Wnlnet
day and Friday (or Diamond. Connectt
with the Andrewa-Denlo atage, making
the moat direct and qulckeet ronte to all
points south and tha new gold flelda of
Dyke and other northern Nevada points
Carelul attention given to paaaengera
and freight. Fur particular Information
apply to
O. W. DmxxwATaa, Agent
Ilurna, Oragoa.
Txrj&.3srrrjaxD.
A representative ht IWs couaty by
a large real estato corporatton, Spec
lal btducemeflta to these who wh to
become MnaHclaHy bttereeted.
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33-A-ST
During; the Season i
VIA
THE OREQON
RAILROAD & NAVIGATION!
OREaON SHORT LINEl
AND UNION PACIFIC
From
Portland, Seattle, Spokane l
ma, Walla Walla and all
on the O. U. & N. line.
To Omaha and return
To Kansas City and return
To St Louis and return
To Chicago and return
and to other principal cities In tbe
Middle West and i'outh
Correspondingly Low Kari
ON BALE JUNB 2 3, JULY If
AUGUST 11.13
To Denver nnd return
ON BALK MAY 17, JULY
AUGUST II
Going transit limit 10
from date of sale, final
limit October 31st
These tickets present
very attractive features
way of Btopover privilege!
choice of routes; thereby d
ing: passengers to make sid
to any interesting points ea
Routing on the retort
through California maybJl
at a slight advance over
quoted.
Full particulars, sleep!
reservations and tickets
furnished by any O. R. & N,
or
Wm. McMurray, Gen, past.
Portland, Oregon
Su mpterVallei
Railway
TIME TABLE NO. 3 IN t
JUNE 14,1003.
West Bound. Haiti
No 1 I'aei-a. m. No.
0:30 Lv BakrrCity
0:35 " South Baker
0:58 'aall.baot
10:04 " Lockhartt
10:07 " Thoinpaont
10:17 " Stoddard Jonctiont
10:22" Water Tankt
10:32 "
10:39 "
10:56 "
11:10"
11:15 "
11:40 "
Dean's SourJ
McEwent
JUNCTIONt
Sumpter
JUNCTIONt
Soramltf
NOON
12:00 OLCampl
P.M.
13:05 " Whllncyt
12:40 " TIPTONt
1:10 Ar Anttin
Stop on eignala only tSo i
Tirketa iaaned only for station
trains are scneduied to main
atopa. Pasiensera moil parctmi
uis vrnere egents extat betorsn
trains or 25 cents in addition ttl
gnlar rare will be charged.
JOSEPH A. VEST,tj
GRANT GE0DE8, Aeet. Sept.
$1500 Ren
The Oregon. California A Nevada tl
rroiacilTe Ataof latlon. ol wblrn VI
Ifotd la a member, will give ll. j
ior i roancnoti oi any pariv or pan
ln( horaee, cattle or mulei belongitis
in invmuvia.
$So Additional Rewai
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Stsck Inspector, Hunter
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