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(UI.IAN IIVHIl - - - - Maaaaoi
A PUBLIC PLAV GROUND.
new buildings on hla, farm.
Burt will soon have the best fm
provcd ranch In the valley.
Itenry Harmer haa boon haul
lnff lumbor from Burns to mnko
now Improvomonts.
Clnronco Hnrmor was a busi
ness visitor to tho Narrow, Sun
day. Mls3 Nova Hoddcr gave a par
ty at tho homo of W. G. Hoddor,
Saturday ovonlnir, Nov. 27, for
il, I.hhaII nfi i OK mIh 4 ntnn a-ii
Tho Mothers' Club is w out" " 35 V h luno
lor now achievements ami tno nw. , , ., rnnrt . ,., .
ladies will havo tho activo sup
port of every Reed citizen of
Burns. This club has accom
plished much for tho juvenilo de-
crowd who nll roport havlnjr a
fine time.
Fred Myres and wife woro vis
iting at tho homo of W. G. Hod-
partment of tho Public Library dor and wifo Sunday.
and this year is adding a largo
number of books. Now tho
membership has decided to
"Mother" a movement toward a
city park and play ground for
the children.
This matter has had moro or
less attention in theso columns
in the past and has been discuss
ed by tho Commercial Club, tho
city authorities and nll good citi
zens, it is something mucii
needed and should havo immedi
ate attention. A suitablo site
for a park is tho main draw
backs, but by concerted effort
we should bo able to find a loca
tion. Tho Mothers' Club will give
its annual bazaar next Friday at
the King hall the moving pic
Gcorgo Smallwood of Grant
county is visiting with his mo
ther, Mrs. Henry Hnrmor.
Waltor Harmer has returned
homo from Grant county whero
ho hns been visiting with his
sister Mrs. Ponrl Parkins.
Andy Osborn, of Narrows,
was a visitor to tho danco in
Sunset Thursday evening.
W. C. Fitzgerald and wifo
wero visitors to Sunset Thursday.
Fitz is a jolly fellow and is a
welcomo visitor to Sunset dances
any time.
Walter Sullivan has been tak
ing some pictures of tho Nar
rows. C. V. Reed and wifo, R. D.
- ANNOUNCEMENT.
Tho undorsignod ahnouhce to the general public that they lmvo
formed" a partnership to conduct & general Real Estate, fnrm loans,
Insurance investment and homestead locating buslnoss; also fur
nish township plats and blue prints of any and nil lands In this
district. Wo shall soon bo comfortably established In a suito of
rooms on tho second floor of tho Odd Follow building and prepared
to give our friends and patrons good, rellnblo service
Platt T. Randam,
A. J. Passenqku
RlCHAnU MAL.ONBY
tnro thontro-imd in connection Stnhl nnd wife, Mr. Shepard and
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will serve white and brown bread. ' who, auss Neva Hodocr, James
baked beans, trickles, and coffee. I Rccd, Fred Barron, I. S. Tyler,
Thews will also be some fine home- w- R- Dawson and Clyde Embree
rondo enndv on snlo. Tho nro- wore present at tho Narrows
5vu,iir4j
dooils, including full line of cut glass,
Chlnawarc. Table silverware, new rings, (
Watches and other Jewelry fill (he store. 5
WATCH THIS SPACE
FOR PRICES NEXT WEEK ?
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Pioneer Jeweler and Optician
Next to First National Dank Burns, Oregon
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dance Friday evening.
Pete Haley was in Sunset
Sunday on business.
Robert Sottlcmyre and Clyde
h. ml. win nv imnwMimi 4lt4 lrtlo
the ladies will have strong sup- of tMf l0mc8lca(to by80tting
port from our citizens. .,, ,. n t.. ...;.
uu. uvuo ill iu iiunuio, in i iuiv
years tliey will have the finest
homes in . u. sit. but tlu-y me
still single as they dont seem to
know how to get married. These
two bachelors arc great lovers of
pels and homoiife nnd the girls
cecds from this will bo placed in
n fund to bo used for n park nnd
play ground for the chidren.
The Times-Herald heartily np
pioves of this move and believes
DALTON'TtlOMPSON
Bhowfl what tho pcoplo of Sunset
nnd Narrows can do whon they
stand together. Thursday's
danco was given for tho benefit
of tho Sunset school houso and
$15 was turned over to tho build-
inir committee. There was a
lanro crowd present from Nar-IPin anywhere. Try
rowH nnil other localities. Tho scol 20 for 25 cents,
For tho third time within a
year tho homo of Mr. nnd Mrs.
J. M. Dalton was the scene of a
very pretty wedding when onVOuld mnko no mistake in land
December 1st at 8:30 p. in. their
second son, Chester, was united
in marriage to Miss Florence
Thompson, the second daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Thomp
son of Waverly. The marriage
vows wero taken in responso to
tho questions asked by Rev. A.
J. Irwin of the Presbyterian
church. Following the congra
tulations tho guests sat down to
a bountiful wedding supper. The
Read tho pain formula on n
box of Pink Pain Tablets. Then
ask your doctor if there is a hot
ter one. Pain means congestion
blood prcssuro somewhere.
Dr. Shoop's Pink Pain-Tablets
check head pains, womanly pains,
one, nnd
Sold by
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The OVERLAND HOTEL
Burns, Oregon
AGAIN UNDER OLD MANAGEMENT
Afford the Best Accommodations
to be hnd in Harney County
CliGlN ROOMS, CuGW lilNNENi PluMlUliE VICTUALS
Wo aro ngnln In chnrgo and will ho pleased to bcc our old-
tlmo friends nnd customcraComo nnd sec uh.
FRANK A. COLE AND WIFE
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ANNUAL XMAS
BALL
GIVEN IN BURNS DECEMBER 24, 1909
Music by Welker's Big Seven Piece Orchestra
Best Event of the Season
ladies prepared a nice supper
which was enjoyed by nil present
especially tho bachelors who
hadn't had a good meal for seve
ral days. W. R. Dawson nnd C.
V. Reed furnished tho music for
both dances.
Reed Bros.
NOTICE FOR PUIJLICATION.
NlTKI)STATr.HI.ANtHin,.
Hume, Oregon, October W, tv i
Nollra It lierehr given Out ! J. (HImaii
n.wn
Yery Suitable Christmas Gifts
May be found by looking1 over our handsome
LINE OF GLASSWARE, FOUNTAIN PENS AND DISHES
Our display of Intaglio Art Glass, Colonial
Iridescent, Vonetinn Art Plates nnd Royal
Salad Bowls are something new and pretty
COLE & BYED
Harney County Implement & Hardware Co.
ing these two bachelors before
another year passes by.
The taxable- property in tho
Sunset school district amounts to
$56,2-10 which is a good showing
for a new district three years old.
The district hns $600 in school
money in tho bank and a $700
school house. They will proba
bly havo a nino months school
this year. Miss Neva Hodder
! I 1 .1..
beauty, number and quality of " .ut,'"r u,,u "no "TnB",
t.: i.i: A . bestmHarnoy Co. Tho schoo
their wedding presents bore tes
timony of a large circlo of friends
houso needs other improvements
and that their friends hndnoti?"d1thodj8trict.wU!noteo spec
forgotten them. The bride and m i T?. mPvcmcnl8
groom aro daughter and son of u"u "uy '"
two of tho substantial families of
Harney county. After spending jmyre,
a short honeymoon at Sunny- Tyler,
brook with Mr. and Mrs. Grovcr
Jameson, the young people will
take up their residence in their
own house, just across the street
west from tho parental home in
Burns, where they will bo at
home to their many friends.
The Times-Herald joins in wish
ng them a long and happy life.
One-half tho membership of
tho Ladies' Fivo Hundred Club
gavo a ucligimui evening at
cards Tuesday evening at tho
Masonic hall to which the hus
bands woru invited. There wero
ten tables in nll and when tho
hands wero completed it was
found Mrs. J. L. Gault had tho
highest scoro for tho ladios and
Mrs. J..W. Geary tho lowest.
Hon. Frank Dnvey and C. W.
LEIlis tied for tho highest score,
for tho gentlemen and Mr. Ellis
won tho prizo when thoy cut the
cards. Judgo Miller, had the
lowest score, with Dr. Marsdon
fighting for tho honors. A nlco
luncheon followed tho hands.
Prof. Raymond, Robert Settlc-
F. P. Blackmcr, I. S.
N. Hcnnoy, Clydo and
Van Embreo, Prof. McKee, Burt
Porter, W. R. Dawson. Ben Ro-
der, R. D. Stahl, Reed brothers,
E. C. Eggleston nnd W. G. Hod
der Sunset valloy's progressive
homesteaders have prospects for
good crops of grain next year.
Ui iria - ii w. flfv iHiiiti
tioratiltnl erilijr Nil IM, Hllt N, Utttt.
lo'NU MiMiCK-llonS!". ml SUSHI, krilnn
2lTaw(ihli.i'oilh uiisah'At , lllatt-li
Merl Uu, !i' rticl iiiitl'e uf Intent).." n. kr
Final Commut.tl n I oil. to nUI.II.U rlulm
lUtllC ll UlfUriPfllil, l.(;l.irolli Htl
lriiit llrrWrrl Huilil,l)froii. mi lh till it
df nl lxfintir 'VW.
CU'uun' iiium k Mllnttwa'
Tlioin.- ll-l-jr, Wllllmn I. KlnbW.JaaitM
Ariultroni, UUh'el IIm)x. " "1 VVU''I)
Orcein.
NOTICE KOU IHIBMOATION
UhlT.Il StTf l.Hi omck
tlurot Orrioti, ()olol.r !
Koike Ii hibf ilien Dim llllam t, K't.
lil, o(tf jr, (Ir-Bon, who, im Jnit, i.i
nan boau4ld cnirr No Mln, MiUI So.
vitxj, ior ijmt 4 ana B, nwi on io. ban 1,11
E. B. REED & SON
Compleie line of
Fancy & Staple Groceries
Finest line of Confectionery in the
interior School supplies, notions,
tobacco, cigars Orders taken for
FineTailoriViade Clothing
ut prices Hinging from $13.50 to
$15 A satisfactory fit guaranteed
REAinAlUnK Wo give a five per cent trade discount for
cash on nll goods.
ies
HARDWAR
MACHINE
Binders' SuppI
Full Line of
BUILDING PAPER
ROOFING
CROCKERY. CHINA
AND GLASSty
QEER & CUMI
Burns, Oregon
Eo
Burns Meat Mark
Htw Shop Opposite the First NaliMal Bank 1
Yonr pilron" age seized. H. J. HANSEN, J
rmirriiM
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and7 and BW'iNKU BmIIiiii IA Tu.mnln it,
(tonlh, Hani M Kan. MllamMle Mcil-lUn.
hai Olcil noiko of hla tnlrnllim loinaan llimi
Cotnmillallou Pioof, In rataMltli claim lilllm
land abore 0w tliiwl, bolura llie ltrliir anil
RKlrr, at liurna, l)n)oii,on ll.o WtvlUay ul
Imriatx.r. itw
cuimatil namaaaa nllnci.ra
IjwIiJ UIImoo, Tlinaaa II lln(r, JaniM
Annatron, llrhfl llralu. all of Wjvrilr,
Oiron.
WM KakKK. lUaittvr
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NOTIUE KOIt I'UliLICATIOK.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Umti htxttM I.axd omci I
Ilurni, Orrfon, MoTsmbar II, W)t
o It lirrrbr f lan
I'KITaD HtiTH l,t)lIlOrril!K.
Ilurm, Oitou, October? 1909
Notlra la htrobr elvan that UIIMautA.Ur
Kaa.ol llutm, OtKon, who, on Kjitcrolr,
lW7,inada lioinvaliail antry No, WJT. ftrla) No
OaiB. forloia I, t , and 4. Hccllou J Tuwuahlii
Jo south, llama il Kail, WlilamiilKi Vailillaii
nta fllail notlro ol Inlenilmi ii.uiaLi, pim.1
Commutation I'fool,' to catab lid claim to Hi.
Ih.llh. latol Or. U".t b? Iwlbaii, llrtm tbn llpal.tftt
liaanAleaIlontoaa,,Pir,c4t,r',.u,u " UwgOB.on IhttMS.la,
.. f'ifJE. ,aiii nil ol Iiarambcr, 1WI
la Ol 10 ACt 01 OOQ. rlMm.nl n...... .. ll.......
N0TCS IROM SUNSET.
Ananias
Allen Hulburt of Warm Spring
valley was a visitor to the Sun-
set dance.
F. P. Blackmer is cutting eage
brush on the new county road
Every locality in Harney valley
ought to havo a park whero tho
citizens could meet to hold pic
nics and other public meetings.
It will not tako much land nnd
trees are cheap. Carolina and
Silver Poplar make quick growths
and do well in this country.
There are plenty of citizens who
would give tho land nnd others
the trees to make tho venture n
I success. What locality will bo
work.
aou iiaa niKi lajnn rait
Irrt. under ilio provltlona ol tbaActot Oon
Krrat, approl AuguH It, It a, and tola aratn
ilaUiry llicrcm. Ilia
Bcc. i' T B , II. Ml K., W it., Hcdal No.MMi;
Utl KC. 3ft,T MB., It. ME..W, M.i South
ol Malheur Ukc. Burial No (Hftli.
Anraml all pcranna claiming adtcrwlr tb
lamlitlorrllicO.nrilctlrlnc to objtct becana
nt tin ml ral character ol tho land, or for
anr other rcaaun, to th dltiKMal to applicant. I
tho'ild nia their atniUille ol roltl In thla .
uDlro. on nr bolunt tha cipnatlon ol tho
pcrtodolpubllcallun. l&iffiFWi&&Wi
Laal imbllratlon January a, iio. na nttl nuttM 0, i.a,iIIU . inaknOina
Go To The White
Front Livery Stable
NEW RIGS AND TEAMS
'Phone to Me for Your Doctor Calls.
R. J. McKlNNON, Jr., Proprietor.
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The Most Popular House in Interior!
NHATLYFliRNISH2D ALL OUTSIDh
Headquarters for Traveling Men and!
Agelar'Racinc Manager, L. Racine, Prcr
o
ct
Slolmanlnaiueaaawlliiritea U
Ibert It. l'nrtar. Van II Ktrti.rM rh. ....... t T
cpiafut, tonn naiiton a'l oi uumi, nr-v u
Wm I'Aam:, funkier
NOTICE FO PUULICATION
Umtcd Statu I.ihk Orru.K
Iiurut, Orcijou, Notambcr V). I'M).
Notlra l( htretiv (Iran that lj.nn It lilcllu
, ton. ol llurnt, Oregon, who, on rcbriiarr IA,
NOTICB KOIt
lVtf
ma.
footb. it
hat riled
l'root. to eitabllth rlalm in il, latut !..- .i.
,..,. crlbKt. hoIom lh llenlttcr ami lli-rciver. at
I'U IU.IOATION Bni;n.Orci(OU,on the U:h day oi Jauuarj. Il
R. D. Stahl is moving fence the first to start tho good
for James Brandon.
George Dunsmoro is now living
on his homestead.
Burt Porter is putting up some
The two big Thanksgiving dan
ces given Thursday in Sunset
and Friday evening at Narrows
wero the bo3t this year and
NEW!
NEW!
UMian'tATii UnuOrrica, I
liurm, orvKiiii. .Nuiemtorw, IK
Ninlre la lifrobr glen that iho .Stale ol Oro-
u..n ha ntnl III mil mi i'a aiiuu auou
inrlal No K!ywl'iielaM. under the lir'Vltiont
ol iho il oi Cungrrea, appron-d Allium 14,
IhK, and arl ampinlalprjr tiiereio' the
HW'4SWttl'eo.W,T. 8., It . K.. W, M.
Any and all ie"'a 'alnlliiifadmftalj tho
Itiidkdo.erllHid.nr detlrliiK'u ulijui'l Iio-hum
ol i lie inlucralcuarai In' "I i lie I ml, nr lor njr
mhar reaoii. to tho dltKal to anp Iran ,
tl'iuld niutli'lranMiY ti rrotenUli hltnl
fro on or Ixilt ro tho oipirallou Iboporlud
ol publication.
Wji Kami. Ilcirii'tr
Knit tiiihlt' alien, Nomnitwr, U). IU0.
Utt vubllcallon, Heiomber 'A IV).
Claimant na . et at wltneMaai
Ed ruckatt, O, A. Iljrrd, Kranlt R. IMrklnaor,
Scnujlar WhlllBK.allol Iturni.Orvton
Wm FaRRK. lleitiHr
NOTICB KOIt PUHMOATIUN
UMITCMhTATKB LiNiiOrriCR I
II 'j tin, tlrviiou, November I) 1W.I
Nolieo II hereby g'trcu tint Mary A, llutton
OPENING
We have placed on display our line of
NEW GOODS
CHRISTMAS
At our
NEW STORE
Odd Fellows' Building
Clothing, Gents' Furnishings
SCHENK BROS.
Burns, Oregon
ol Full Oregon, who, mi Do. nmlier ?7, iPOd,
made deaert luminary No. KM, Burial No. 01 193, ""
lor Nl(-E bunion Wi KM B(, HKWNW,, '"
ntldBWliNKif, cei'tkiuulliiniiililp 34 Botllh.
Itauao'lKaai. Nvlllamelle Harldlaii. hat died
URO
nutlmol tutuutloulo lualui final 1'rooMoet.
tatillih claim to iho land ahuvo dcaerlbod, be-'
line iho IlKliter and llecelrer, at Ilurni, Ora- j
(on, on tho Uth day ol January, 1910. 1
Claimant namea at nlniaeai
Itolmrt I,, lluiton. Jamea itutharland both ol I
Kgll, Drevnn Iiaao 1,'onitaiil, of lllley, Ore
gon William A. Walker, ol KkII, Oregon,
Wm, Parri. Itegtator.
I'OTl'J'ION r0U UQUOIt MOEN8K.
Wo. tliu umlurxlKiioil It'ttul voterM of
llurnt U. I Ko M. Hila Ko. o;i
NOTIOK FOR PU ..LIGATION
UNITKII HTATKrt I.AN1I 1)1 Kli K.y
liurna Ureguu, Murcralwr , ivw t
Nullrailbereliyjllrrli lhattlie Northern Cat
IM.' Hallway loiiiiauy, who.o i,llotll. e ad
orutltbl I'aul. Mlnncaota, haa thla lib day ol
.ui.mnr, inw men in iiuauuicc iaaii.iraiion
to dirt under tna iirorlilona ol Iho Aw nl
f'ongrrit, apvrotad Ju y i, IM ail Hint M,
t.1) aaelicnilcd by tho Act nl Ooi)(rer al.
Iimjred May IT, W1 (M alat,, itn, Iho wlhalt
ol the north can quarter olacoilnn IMn loan.
llilnvt Hotllbol a ma HI Kettol Iho UHlam
le I'rlnrltial Merldlau, oontalnlnit H" anre.
Any and all Pertoni claiming ailr ran ) the
lauua iirvviiiKiii, or ue.iruiK ill nuioci imi'Aiiao
ol Iba mineral character ol tho U id or lor
anr o her reaion. to thaiiliiioaal in aiiiittiiii.
tbould HI their antdatlta ol iroleal In thla
uu vr oeiuro 1UQ mill nay oi lief ocillfr
WM KAURI!, llfKl'lot-.
CONTEST NOTICE. "'""
CONTEHT No. ID.
UMTKU MTATKH LANDOFr-lfiK,
Ilurni, Oregun, November 11, I3W
Atufllrlent tonteit affldavlt Lot Ken filed
tn thla o.mca by tt llllam II, Keltny, ciinlrUu
aaainti iiomratoaii Kntry, M, .M9, mado Was
oIwki, Hartal No lUrtji), r HU HWt. Hcrtlon
V,-K-Tiiy,.''V.'.'t'.-' .
We want to thank you for your past patronage. We J
believe gott will liml it to yonr interest to trade with j
iib in the future. Our slock in complete and our 4
DRUGS arc the best. Wc will not handle any other
kind and our prices arc right.
Wc have the best line of ?
j Cigars, Candies, Post Cards and Stationery I
tj In the city. Agents for
J DR. SHOOP'S FA51ILY MEDICINES nnil SECURITY STOCK KEMHDIES
S We Solicit jour IVcscrlplioii work
f Tlie City Drug Store
J REI2D BROS., Proprietors i
DURNS LIVERY AND FEED STi
Sttir,
and K)NW Kectlon 11. Towmhlii Si) Huuth,
lianas M Kaar, Wlllanictlo Mullillnu, by Autclo
Hathem, Contntce, In which It la ulli'urd fhat
BURNS HOTEL BAR
DIBBLE & STEPHENS, Proprietors.
WINES, LIQUORS and CIGARS
Club Rooms in Connection
Courteous niidaObliging Bnr Tenders
EVERYTHING FIRST-CLASS DROP IN
CcntnUly Located nml Connected with Hotel Hums
KVfiStt
YVWtrVifyifVifyrVVv4 -VWWW'tY
l5?5SBwiHaai3aaaf 1 E
COMES E. ELLIOTT, Propt
Special tittrnlA
to transcient cus!&
freight tcajn.f.
Horses kept byl
went or month.
FI1ST CUSS LIVFJT
if ay and gram
on hand.
Your palrutiage
wuth Main St , Hum!
laid angtloMalhewa, haa whollj ahd ontlroly
abandoned mid entry lor tnuro than a'x
niontlitii.it irecodlng the commaiiroijiinlol
niouiutiieit ireroiiing tne commaiiroijiinlol
Ifclt innteat, and that aald alleted attorn n ruin
Iho a lid land wat not duo to lilt vuiidoyinont
In the Army, Navy, nr Mailuu Oort't nl ihu
uniteu D.air. a. a iriram aoiuier, oini
I'uuLlo 1'iecluct, Uornoy County, Btnto
of OruKotii runpt-ol fully pi-tltloti (lie Hon j
n,Liiniu i'.-ni r iirt..it. rir.....iu u,ni..
v'....jvw..t. . i.HiiiuT , ifwu.T. u.f..,' ... I. - m ... .. - T . . :;.-
ol Ori'uutl, tn grntit n II con mi In DeleVali man or marine, during tho war Hli Hialu, or
I). l)Shi,bUHl.lo Bll BplrltDOH. MltSffiaV.',rb.,...,a, ..laWlffi.'M
and VIiioiih LUpior. la lew quUlloi gJStt ".15 Tll&vl!iVZ
than ont) gallon Doilla l'Uchlo Pfudnct J lieceinberm, Wl. Uolore tho llegltter and lie-
Ifarnoy County, Htato of Oregon, for the
I'orlcxl of Blx (0) month, bs In duty
bound mo will ovur pray,
Namofl,
Krrd Ijirton
Dan Ilntriiurty
0 II Adatn
0 A Lamb
P V Dofoubmigli
J 0 Trnvorta
Milton Cbevallor
It Brrpiy
S Dofunbatiiili
OuoruM Clauuli
Halio Olioato
Wuller II. Fontoni
0. Prosper
celverat the United Hlalca CauJ oitlio In
uuroe.uregon,
Thaaald conleatant havlna. In a iirh,.m
davit, tiled November 10, luOD, tot loilh laela
dug dlilacnro i.uimiml
io tuude, it la
which Ihovr that ntlor dug dllli
arvleo ol thla nolioe iianlint
areny ordered aun diroricd Itiut ,uuh imllro
iwamef,
Martin Oilvln ' bo Ktvan by due aud nropor liubllcatioii
V K Grovel , Wx.yaamt, Uonuter
n II Vackci, NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
r w 0 Btty UNITKllSTaTMlUKDOnitr, I
Win. McMupchy' llurnt, Otegon, NnvemberiU, 1WJ
John Ltipbltiforl I?0,lc '". hfJ'hr Finn lULi """ H'i
uuHii uiiiiiiiiiKur whoto t.oit.oica tifdriiM llurnt, Oogon
N K Klw 1 tl(T did, on Iho With day of April, Iwi, lllulntlilt
Tlf Trfliif.A i-.VJ' . "" ." .niwiuvii. pnii aiilHlOMIlOII, flo
lr JraVtiraO oaiUa. IOiuriditiothoI,o'iaud BU NliU.Hoo-
iii.iiiii.utmtztui r
Adittn Adrlnn
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Notice ! hereby (jlven that on Mon
day Ilia 20th day of December, 1008 the
iiiulorelijmxl -v lit apply to the County
Court of iho State ol Oregon for Harney
County, for the llcoiuo mentioned in
the foregolnc petition,
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tanuo i f.ntl U'li
and tlio timber thurvnti,
fit Ilia at I nl Int... M .
id acta anieudatory, known a tho "iltnlier
JBtone Law," at tuoli vatuuai might bo
ippllcatlon, the laud and timber thereon
bean apiiralted. Ilia timber etllinuted
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lion l.towniUiti WBoulli, It
lametta Meridian, and tin
UDaariutprovitlonoltheaitol Juno 8. 8Tr),
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an'
DOFIcal1 fixed by v
;n aoniica
va bean annralaad.
110,000 board feat at ll.
IOC:
have
daiipllratil w
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III oiler llnal moot
at on the 1Mb day pi January, lull), lofoto
Htgliler and llereWer, at llurui, OreRiiu.
nv barann la alllburtvln i,mi,.i tl.rl....
lalora antrv. nrlnttii.tAa r,.,.!,... .. u..
man
the
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patou
It in
which would dtloat Iho eutry,
lima b.lore patpul itiuol, by filing a oorrolmr
eld affldarll, in thla otlloe, aliening luctt
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and Grocery
Come in and inspect my stock
COMPLETE LINE OF BEST GROCERIES
to be had in the Market
Special AHcatios fiivei
to Condocainf Funerals
NEW ANB ACCURATE HAY SCALE
IN CONNECTION WlTH-lAWf.
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BURNS MILLIIMO
HORTON A SAYER, Propti
tough and Dressed Lui
Rustic, Flooring, Mould
rmisnmg Lumber.
- -i c.wmiii to Burns. Cod!
Lumbsr Yard in Burns.
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Mu prices are as low as good goods
can be sold for in this market...
The LARGER the order
the LESS it COSTS.
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jhic w eicome jfharro
Vou can always find
SOMETHING NEW AT OUR STORi
-CALL IN
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wo navou't it in stock we'll got it forj
Orders Solicited
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