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OREflON STOCKMEN.
In their discussions Thursday,
tho expressions of the Puro Bred
Livestock association wore almost
unanimous to the effect that tho
time has arrived when Oregon
stockmen must dovoto attention
to tho problem of tuberculosis in
cattle. It is impossible to stay,
to resist, or to deny tho truth.
Tho estimate is that 3 to 10 per
cent of tho mortality from tuber
culosis in human bcinjrs is from
bovine tuberculosis, contracted
from cattle. The statement 3
disputed, but the view of tho
bureau of animal industry at
Washington is strongly on tho
sido of the estimate.
But without taking this human
mortality into nccount, there is
another phase of tho loss that
must appeal to stockmen. Once
the discaso finds a foothold in a
herd of cattle, its spread is swift
and sure. It is unrecognizable
except by the tuberculin test,
and its inroads arc as stealthy as
a thiof at night The disease
spreads from one to another un
til presently every unit in tho
herd is affected. Tho 10 per
cent of diseased animals of today
may bo 15 or 20 per cent tomor
row, and 30 per cent tho next
day. No farmer or stockman
can afford to permit this stealthy
slaughter of his animals. A
reckoning has to come, and the
sooner it comes the less tho cost
will be. This is tho situation
from tho mere financial stand
point, without taking account of
tho peril to human life. It is a
condition oh which cattle owners
cannot afford to shut their eyes,
for it is a condition attested by
the revelations of science and
the experience of practiced men.
The fact that leading stockmen
like the members of the Pure
Bred Livestock association are
taking up the issue is an excel
lent omen. They are leaders in
the industry and the average
man has abounding confidence in
their dictum. It is said that
growers, large and small, all over
the state are rapidly gravitating
toward the view that a move
ment for ridding Oregon herds
of tuberculosis must soon be be
gun. Because newer, Oregon is
probably freer than most states
from the disease, but that is the
exact reason for speeding tho
time when a conservative cam
paign for remedying the situation
should be undertaken. It is one
of those matters in which it is
always best to be on the safe
side. The sentiment voiced by
the members of the Pure Bred
Livestock association is timely.
Portland Journal.
In sickness, if a certain hidden
nerve goes wrong, then the or
gon that this nerve controls will
also surely fail. It may be a
Stomach nerve, or it may have
given strength and support to
the Heart or Kidneys, It was
Dr. Shoop that first pointed to
this vital truth. Dr. Snoop's
Restorative was not made to dose
the Stomach nor to temporarily
stimulate the Heart or Kidneys.
The old-fashioned method is all
wrong. Dr. Shoop's Restorative
goes directly to these failing in
side nerves. Tho remarkable
success of this prescription dem
onstrates the wisdom of treating
the actual cause of these failing
organs. And it is indeed easy to
prove. A simple five or ten days
test will surely tell. Try it once,
and see! Sold by Reed Bros.
For the first time in our natio
nal history economics are not
regarded as suitable only for the
edification of the political econo
mist, says E. A. Van Valken-
burgh in "Success Magazine."
Economics are coming to be re
garded as a flesh-and-blood,
heart-and-soul personal problem.
This is the selfish enlightment
which is developing the public
opinion which ultimately will
Bweep away misgovernment and
civic abuses.
To those whose mainspring of
action is morality, it may not be
pleasing to admit that an appeal
10 man's seinsn instincts is nec
essary to bring about changes for
good. Let these good people re
member that however far apart
at the beginning two forces may
bo that are working for the
same end, their lines must con
stantly converge. Tho decisive
victory must come from public
opinion. And majority public
opinion must como from a un
ion of altruistic ethical con
victions and enlightened econom
ic selfishness.
Tho modern high explosive
which alono possesses the force
to shatter every fortification of
civic misrule will be a combina
tion of ethics and economics
enlightened selfishness.
If you would have a safe yet
certain Cough Remedy in tho
home, try Dr. Shoop's at least
onco. It is thoroughly unliko any
other Cough preparation. Its
tnsto will bo entirety new to you
unless it is already your favor
iet Cough Remedy. No. opium'
chloroform, or anv other stupefy
ing ingredionco nro used. Tho
tender leaves of a harmless shrub
give to Dr. Shoop's Cough Reme
dy its wonderful curativo proper
ties. It is truly a most certain
and trustworthy proscription.
Sold by Reed Bros.
NOTICE
Any and all persons owing tho
firm of Hagey, Fcnwick & Jack
son, cither on account or note,
nro hereby notified that all such
accounts and notes nro now in
the hands of C. II. Leonard for
collection. Such persons arc
hereby requested to mako imme
diate settlement of tho same.
Dated Aug. 6th, 1009.
Hagey, Fenwick & Jackson.
Take no substitute just tell
tho grocer Cromo.
NOTIUE FOK PUBLICATION.
I'MTEii Statu I.ind OrrtcE,
Hums, Oregon, December 17, WW.
Notlco Is hereby bitch (hut Knuom V An
derauu, or Monnmrnt. Oregon, who, on Decern
br I. lorn.
mado desert land entry No
717.
Serial No. 0470,
iiv. iui nn.inii'i mill nti.ioni
81
y?"'
Section 11, nrnl NWlfNK, Portion II Town-
uii iv ciuuiu, iinus w, r.asi, n iiiamnio
Meridian, has died notice of Intention to mako
hip 111 South, ltange SUM Kast, Willamette
Final l'rool. to establish claim to the Unit
abovo ileirrlbcil, before tho ilcglstcr and ne
edier, at llurni, Oregon, ou the ant day of.
January, 1910
Clalmaut n sines as witnesses
Jamoa II. Anderson, will Ktllbe, Klmer
Ingle, nil ol Van, Oregon W. I), linker, ol
lirewscy, Ori'Kon.
Wx. Karri, llcitUter,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
UNITED HTATIS I.ANDOmCT, I
Duron, Oregon, Januarjr IS, 11)10 I
Notlco l hereby given that tho Male f Ore
iron has Mleil In this offlco Its application
Aerial No. 011U7J to select, under tho profit-
font ot the Act of Cnnxrcts, approved August
14, 1M and acta araendctary thereto, the
8)i SEJi Sec. S7. T. 37 8., K, U E., W. M.
Any and all perrons claiming adversely the
lands described, er desiring to object because
of the mineral character of the land, or for anr
other reason, to the disposal to applicant,
houM Ills ihtir amdavlla of protest In this
office, on or before the expiration of the period
Ul pUUilCKllOU.
Wm. Finnic, Register
First publication January 29,1910
Last publication, Marcn S, 1910.
Hums, Selection List Mo SI, Serial No. OIOt',4
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
iINITEl) STATES LAND OFFICE,
Hums Orvgou, January 19, 1910. I
Notice Is hereby given that the Northern Pac
ific Hallway Company, whoso post ottlco ad
dress Is Bt I'aul, Minnesota, has on the V8th day
of December, 19UV tiled In this office Itsappllca
Hon to select under tno provisions of the Act of
Congress, approved July 1
6-JC
Inyo 34 Slat.
o.il oi or.;A
BKli PcO
19-53S-MK. W
11-OUM 31K.
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24 - "
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10-293-S1K.
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NWJf of NWjJ "
HKWofNWV
NWJiotNEU
Anyand all persons claiming adversely the
tids described, or deslrlnir to nbtrct because
of the mineral character ot tho land, or for
any other reason, to the disposal lo applicant,
ahonld fllo their affidavits of protest In this
office, on or before the 12th day of March
Wm Fiaar, llcjclster.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
UxiTD8TATKSLAHnOrrICK. I
Burns, Oregon, January U, 1910. 1
Notlco la hereby given that the State of
Oregon has filed In this office Its application
Serial No. O4I0IJ to solect.under thu provision
ot the Act of congress, approved August 11,
14.4, and acta amendatory thereto, the
NW JiSEJJ eeo. , T. VO 8., It 29 E., W. if .
Any and all ersons clalmlug advorsely the
lands described, or desiring to object because
of tho mineral character of the land, or for any
other reasou, to the disposal to applicant,
should fllo their affidavits of protest In this
office, on or before the expiration of the period
of publication.
Wm.Fahrx, Itcglsler.
First publication January 29, 1909.
Last publication March 6, 1910
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Court ot thu Stnto of Oro-
KJn or tha County of Ilarnoy.
Anton Egli, I'Uintlff,
V8
AngoloMathowH and J. W. 1'aUersoii,
Deleudauts.
To Angclo MntlioWH and J. V. I'attct-
son, Defendants:
In tho name of tho Statu of Oregen:
You nro hereby required to appear anil
answer tbo complaint in tha above en
titled action on or beforo the Stith day of
March, 1010, and if you fall no to answer
for want thoroof, tho plaintiff will take
judgment nsnlmt you for the sum of
Six hundred sixty xix dollars besides in
terest thoreon since tho tlrst day of
August 1003 at tho rate of 4 por cent pur
annum and the coats and illsbnrnementM
of tha action and for an order of sale or
attached property.
Tills publication Ik mado for six suc
cessive woeka by order of Hon. J, 1.
Rector, County Judiro, ('illy mado and
entered in tho abovo entitled causa the
20th day of January, 1010, and tho first
publication of this summons 6th day of
February, 1010.
WILLIAM MILLKIt,
Attorney for plaintiir.
CONTEST NOTICE.
CONTK8T NO. 35.
UnitiuHhtbs Land Omen,
JluruH, oreituti, Januarjr IV, 1VI0,
A sufficient roulcst airidavlt liavlnif Imeii
II led In this offlco Ijjr Marjr It. Ncal, contesluut,
asalnst Homestead enlrjr No, l'JK), ina'teMay
111, IWI, Boilal No. 01701, for HWUNUJ-J, NK
HK'4 ami bK'AHEli Mertfuu 39, ,'fuwiislilii u
Koufll, ItatigedAKast, Wlllsinotls Meridian, hy
Wllllata I, LotifCKOod, Contcsteo, In which ft
Is alleged that said W llllam U 1JiiKgood novel
cstablfslieda residence upon sald.tract of land,
never Improved the same and never cultivated
any portion thereof ; that h Inorelr creeled a
cabin on said tratt and before establishing re
sidence theiaon and (bout the lstli dajr of Nor
tmber. IUOD, said claimant died lutorstate j that
said claimant was unmarried and left surviv
ing hluiss his only heirs at law three brothers
neither of whom resided then or now In thu
Htateof CJiegons that on lh,2th day of Nov
ember, lfoo, letters of Administration duly Is
sued to I) A, Hweek as Administrator of tho s
tate of said William L. Longgood, who duly
qualified as such and took posses, Inn uf tho
Iersonalaud real property of said estate and
duly administered the samo and said estate
has been finally aettledt that neither the said
Administrator or either or any of the heirs
of said deceased clalmaut ever made settle,
inent on or cultivated any portion of said
claim and none of the heirs or any person fur
them ever tu any maimer either In good faith
or otherwise, cultivated any porllod ol said
clalmi that the said cabin so erected upousahl
claim br the deceased baa long since been re
moved from said premises ami the said claim
has been wholly and absolutely abandoned for
more than six mouths last psat and the same
Is unoccupied, unimproved, uncultivated and
uufuncee and that said alleged absence from
said land was not due to bis employment In
the Army, Navy or Marine Corps of the United
males as a private soldier, ofneer, seaman or
marine during the war with fJnaln, or during
any other war In which the United mates may
be engaged! said psrtlci are beroby notified tu
appear, respond and olfer evidence touching
said allegation at 10 o'clock a. m on March
7. mill, before the Register and Heceiver at the
United rltates Land Office In Hums, Oregon,
The said contestant having, In a proper air,
davit, filed ;auusry IP, mi, set forth facts
which show that after due diligence personal
serviceof this notice can not bo made, It Is
hereby ordered sod directed that such notice
be (Iran by duo and proper publication,
Wm, nam, Ilcglster
Bluo prints of nny township in
Burns Land District, showing
nnmo of cntryman, (Into and kind
of entry, topography, etc., if 1.00
each. Piatt T. Randall, Burns,
Ore.
Threatening foverishncss with
children is (illicitly and safely
calmed by proventics. Theso
littlo Candy Cold Cure Tablets
should always bo at hand -for
promptness is all-important. Pro
ventics contain no quinine, no
thing harsh or sickening. They
are indeed, "tho stitch in time."
Cnrricd in pocket, or purse. Pro
ventics nro a genuino safeguard
against Colds. 25c. Sold by
Reed Bros.
NOTIOK FOR PUBLICATION.
UNlTltDtTATRS I,ANlOrrl(C j
Hunts, Oregon, December HI, ItW.I
Notion Is hereby glvon Hint Tho Histoid (Ire
con has filed In Ibis olllci) lla ntlcatlnii
I.Hnrlal No WUHllo select, under the provisions
of tho Act of Congress, Approved August li,
1S11, and acts amendatory thereto, tho
N,lSW! See. l!!Plt)iNK)ianil NKJK5t SCO.
J7, '!"" Sii H.. It.WK.
Any and all porsoua claiming adversely Hie
lauds described, or desiring to object Wi-anao
ot the mineral character nf tho laud, or for
any other reason, lo tho disposal tnaptdlcnnt,
ahonld fllo their alTldavllsof protest In this
oflleo, on or before the expiration ot thu period
of publication,
Wm. I'Aiinc, ItcgWtcr.
First publication, January , 1910.'
Last publication, February 12, 1910.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
UNlTtU STATM I.ANII OrriCK, I
Hums, Oregon, January 1 1910. 1
Notice Is hereby given that Jacob frholt of
I-awcn, Oregon, who, on April vs. ItsHmadc
homestead entry No. U.VM, horlal No, 07l, for
NK'i. taction 29, Township 24 Ninth, Itanito
32 East, Willamette Meridian, has filed notlco
nf Intention to mako Final Commutation 1'riHif,
to establish claim to the laud nbovu described,
before the Keglsterand Itcrclvcr. at Hums,
Oregon, on the 23rd day of February, 1910.
Claimant names as wltnetsca-
F.dward Snyder, ol Ijwcn, Oregon, James
Huchanan, ot Hums, Oregon, Norman Mu
Intoib, Joint Mcintosh, both, ot Luwcn, Oregon
Wm, 1'AittiB. Itcglsler,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
UNITEII 8TATE8 LAND OFFICE.
Hums, Oregon, November 59 1909.1
Notlco Is hereby ulon that Hulton II. Hime.
ot Watson, Oregon, Uuardlsu of the minor and
only heirs uf Kttlo M Myme, ileeeonixl, who, on
January 3, lliml, inada hnmeslcad entry No.
V0U7,r.e:lal No.0IM7, lor KWJ,, Hcctlon SS,
and WJHW1. Becllon ttJ, Townsnip -.11 tuuth,
HangeSl East, Willamette Meridian, bouth ol
Malheur Lake, lias filed notice of Intention to
matoirinai nvo jer rroor. toratabllsli claim
to thS land above drscrlbeil, before tho Itegls
ter and Heceiver, at Hums, Oregon, on thellfh
day of January. 1910,
Claimant names aa witnesses:
Kd Anderson, Alfred Marshal, Mary Marshal
J. II, Henderson, all of Narrows, Oregon.
Wm. rating, Itcglsler.
NOTICK FOB PUBLICATION.
UnitdHtati: I.anii Oiriia
Hums, Oregon, Januarys, 1910
Notlco Is hereby given that thoPtateof Ore
gonbaa tiled In thtsolnrolls appllcatlouiHetlal
Ne. 01049) to select, under the provisions ol the
Act of Cougrcss, approved August II, UK, add
acta amendatory thereto, the
85 NW M end NEJX. HWJi Pee. 5ft, T. I ., II.
50 E., W. M
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
lands descrlticd. or itcslrlinr to oblect hciatuo
01 trie mineral cnaracter of the laiui, or for
any other reasou, lo the disposal to applicant,
should file their allldavlla of tirolrsi In this
office, on or beforo tho oiplratlou of the period
01 puoiicaiion.
Wm. 1'auhe, itcglsler
First publication January "1. 1910.
Last publication February '.il 1910.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Uxiren Statu Land tlrricK
Hums, Oregon, DrconibvrSU, I'jO). I
Nollro Is hereby given that thoFtaloot Oro
gou has filed In this ofllcu Its nppllcatloulberlal
No (Hum)to select, under tho provisions ot the
Act ot congress, approved August II, IM1, and
acts amendatory thereto, the
Lot 4, fee. 17, T. 28 8.. II. 91 K., W. M
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
lands described, or desiring to object because
ol the mineral character ol tho land, or for
any other reason, tu the dlsKal to applicant,
should file their affidavits of protest In this
omro, on or before tho expiration of the
porlod of publication.
Wm. Kanng. Itcglsler
KIrst publication January 19, 1910.
Ijist publication February 19. 1910.
PKTITION KOK LIQUOlt LIOHNSi:.
Wo tlio nnderslgned lcRal voters of
Diamond I'rcclnct, Harney County, Htntu
of Oregon respoctfnlly tietitlon tho Hon.
County Court of Hums, Harney County,
Stnto of Oregon to grant n llcenso
to Jl. Horton to soli Spiritous Mult
and Vinous Liquors in less iiuniitltii's
than miu gallon In iMnmniid l'recinct.
Hurnuy County Stale of Oregon for a
period of six months, from March 1,
1010 to August 31, 1010 as In duly IxMind
wo will over pray.
Names.
It. II. ISrown
Q. A. Smith
It. L. Hass
C. M . Van Iluren
W. II. McKfnzlu
It. A. Hmlth
I'rank Sllvn
Tiios. flullivitn
Names.
O V Kntzlor
C. 8. Skinner
P. Smj tli
It K DtiuKer
11. I). PliKsley
O. T, Simmons
CllfTord Piigsloy
s Dean Horton
Notice Is hereby given that on Tuuh
day tho 1st day of March 11)10 tho
undontlglieil will apjdy to thu County
Court of the Stnto of Orettou 'or If imoy
County for tho liceusu monlloiied in tiio
foregoing petition,
m. iioirroN.
Application for (irailnf Permits.
NOTICE is hereby given that nil up
plications fur permits lo grazo cattle,
horses, and .hcop within thu DES
CHUTES NATIONAL rOIUSST during
tho season of 1010, must bu filed In my
olllcu nt Prinovllle, Oregon, on or before
i'ebruury 20, 1010. Pull Information In
regard to tho grazing fucH lo bo charged
and blank forms In bo need In tuukliig
applications will bu furnished upon re.
finest. A. S, IRELAND, Supervisor,
IO.GAZINE
READERS
SUNSET MAOAZINK
beauuf ully illustrate), good itories
and article, shout Caliorou. and
all Ui. Far West.
$1.50
a year
CAMERA. CRAFT
devoted eadi Month lo the ar.
lUlk leproductioa ol the best
work ol amateur and proleiilonsl
pholograpbers.
$1.00
s year
EOAD OT A TnOUBAND VOnDEEB
a book ol 13 page', containing
120 colored pliolojrir.hi of
picluresque spots la Califeraia
tod Oregoa,
Total , , .
$0.75
. $3-25
All for . . . . $1.50
AoMreii all orden to
SUHSET UAOAZIIfB
FUed DuiUing Ssa I'lsocUco
NEW CLUHniNQ PROPOSITION
Wo liavo arranged to olfer in
connection with this papor, tho
now monthly farm magazlno just
started at Lincoln, Nebraska, by
Prof. II. W. Campbell and dovot
cd to tho subject of how to farm
in tho dry country and how to
got best results from soil tillage
under normal conditions. This
Papor is Campbell's Scientific
Farmer and wo olfer it clubbed
with Tho Timos-Torald both for
$2.50 por year cash. Prof. Camp
bolls' now paper is a monthly,
chock full of good things, tho
only-paper of ita kind in tho
world, and it embodies tho re
sults of tho editor's many years
of painstaking investigation of
tho soil tillage proposition.
NO TIUCSI'ASSINO.
IliinliiiU Ih fo rlil 1 1 (hi 11 upon my
pluco mljoliituu Burns. TrespitHH
rs will bo proHPCtitctl.
0. II. VOKOTLY.
Kcllxlouri Services.
Ituv A. J. Irwin will prouoli nt
ILirnuy thu 2nd Sunday of uiioli
month at 1 1 a. in. and 7. IK) p. in,
Sabbath poliool vry nnlibath at 2
). in.
Tho llitrnoy Sunday sohool inootH
at 2 n'alook uauli Sunday anil a
cordial invitation in uxtoutluil lo all
who bun nttonil to liicot with ti.
At tho I'ruHbyturiau aluiroh
HuriiH, Row A. J, Irwin paittor.
Do vino Horvicos tho third anil fourth
KiiiitluyH of unoh moiithat 11 a. in.,
and 7:110 . in. Sabbath nohool at
10 n. in. ovorv Sablmth moriilnR.
The Lone Star
RESTAURANT
China (ieorge, Proprietor.
Cor. Main and 11 Streets.
JVIERDS AT ALU HOUJS
Bexkapy in connection
A Specially of Short Orders.
Tallin furnlsheil with everything
tho market afl'onlH Your tmtron
ago Holinitod.
JOHN ROBINSON
Slock luspcclor, Harney Conaly.
Home Addrem) Hums, Om.
irTIOlAt. IIIIIKCTORY
STVtli OHIfiflW
UH.Hrualora
Ijiinalhaii llimriin Jr
Mini. H. tjliainbcrlalu
iW It Kills
I J Wllawlrr
A.U.rrawfiml
P. W, lioiiaon
.K W llonsmi
.11 A KIcrl
,. .J. II. Ackvrman
S H Dmilwax
i K. H. Itcau.
.( K. A. Monro
) Itolit Kaklu
CttiiKrissiiifin.
Allomaj 0lral
OotvftHir
ar(arr ol Klale
trraatinv
8ll.t. Public Irislrurtlittj.
Hlatn Printer . .
riupremu Juds ....
NINTH JUIIIUUI
IiIBTIlICT.
IHslrlnlJiKlps ,
(Iro. K. Had
instrioi AU4H
Deputy Dlst .
Iilstrlot AUuiun
J W McCullncli
. ... O II loiisnl
Aitr
Circuit Csuk tnosls Ilia tint Mouilar In
Awllaml Dial Momlajr In OctoUir,
Joltit-geiialur o W Tarrlsti
Jolut-ltcprisntatlTO W II llfooko
couhtt iiaiinky:
Uuonly Judge
Clerk
Treasurer
biirvutor
HlRTlll.
Assessor.
School Huporliitemleiit
Coroner
Slock Inspector
(.ouimlisiouvrs .
J, V. Ilrclor
Mara llolhershead
. i: N Jameauu
A OKaulkuer
A. K. lllcliardson
J. J. Donegal!
I,M Hamilton
; W deary
.jonu ikii. inion
1 1. N. mallard
111 A Hmytli
County Court metis the first Wednesday In
January, March. May, July, September and
November,
li A us kv ti, s. LAN I. orrltlgj
Register
Herclvtr
Wm Parte
..Flank Davey
(ITV.-lltlltHS
Mayor.
Itetonler,
Treasurer
Matsliol,
Hum Moll ersliead
.1'. T, llaudall
J.O. Welcome Jr,
si. r. nun
(W, I). Iirow
A. 0. Welc
Juodcmbei
A H Uwaln
si. r. imams
rw, c. Iirown
Councilman
ti. rrcicomo
iillcmberllng
Mieliuga of Hie Council uery Hccuud and
fourth Woduiadny.
00 YEARS'
EXPEniENOK
Tradi Manna
ralortB
OOPYfllaHTB Ac,
Anyone sending nisei en pnanrfc
IlijVsIf asrnrtsiu on r onlnlon rat);
tlons strict Ireonadoififal. Ilamfllool
sent free. (11 lunt suenry frr serurirur mU
I'alwiits takmi Ihroiluli MUUtl ftAtiHIl
uiuo
Scientific Jlmcrkan.
tiiFallon or ahy ?ri'Ii? W in.'irnilii wSXf
ean fniir raoft'iis, ft. Boiduyuil newMi
Iirancli ybJi,7ki V Bt.. Wiulrinutot I
Dentistry
Out nt town prairie
cti tiAv ilktitr isistia
furl brlil jpwork tin
b(nl In od dt
t ntcsiMrr
WtNillffivtiog A foo.,
22k iU er porcVeU
crown for 53,6
Malir Crown t 5.0
22kD.ldciTtb3.
Fhimtl riltlAsTi
filUr rilllnti .fi
InUynninn 2.50
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JOB PRINTING
Tho Tliuca-IIcrnld U Prepared to tin the Very Kent and
Most Satisfactory Work in this line. Wc have nil the
LATEST TYPE FACES
and n very Complete' Line
FIRST-CLASS STATIONERY
Blue Mountain Rapid Transit Line .
Operating from Austin via Prairie City, John Day, CauyonCily to BurnsOregon
iyt tlnys from Hnker City lo Hums, Oregon.
Four and six horse stock and covered coaches
the entire distance Railroad to Burns 105 miles
For rates ask
L. WOLDENBERG, Manager.
OarxrorL Oitsr, Oregon.
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LIVERY, FED AND SALE
"GCLlsOXjiEji
T. We OWEN, Propts,
Finest hearse in county
Particular attention given
To Funerals
Fresh Teams, Comfortable
Particular attention given to Transcient Trade
Horses boarded by Hie
THE ANDERSON HOTEL
MK. nd MliS. CIIAS. ANDRRSON.Gl'ropls.
Wo nro pleased to nnnounco to our old-time frionds
nnil customora that wo huvo iiRain taken chnrtfo of
our hotel. Wo iust comiiloted renovating tho cn
tiro huildinir and you will find tho old-timo homo
comforts when you call. Wo hopo to seo you soon.
The old favorite Family Hotel where guests receive
Special Attention and Good Service.
SOUTH BURNS, ORGQON Near Fair Grounds.
THE TIMES-HERALD
Job Printing.
THE WINDSOR 1&
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tu-(ulHng.
Blacksmilliing and
liorscslioing.
Wagoii Work
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AWTCPri
fKV ehse UM tstaasT
Burns, Oregon,
Rigs, Careful Drivers.
day, week or month
P110FE38IONAL 0ARD8.
Wm. MILLER,
ATTOIINBV AT LAW, .
Hums, Oregon.
Hooms 5 and 0 Odd Follow Building
Om A. RErVSBOLD
Atlomoy-at-LiuT,
Bums, Oceflon
OhiiH. II. XKionurd,
ATTOIINKY-AT-f.AW.
Ciiroful nttontlon giyen to Oolleo-
llfinii n . .1 T tfpai
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I'lro Instiranco.
Notnry Public
Huiinb, Oueoon.
QKO. 8. SIZEMORE,
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U iMUonsj, l,snd buslntss, and I!l
ICstitte mutter promttlr atUndcd to.
CHARliES W. ELLIS
LAWYER
liurnH, . . Oreeron
rractlreslln tho Btato Courts and bo
foro tho U, 8,;ijind Offlco.
A. W. GOWAN
A'lTORNEY-AT-LAW
Stato Courts and United States
Land Office Practice
Three doors South of tho
Harney County National Bank
Hums, Oregon.
U. CJU. CBAFJY
Physlt'lnn and Sur;eou.
Hurns, - - - Oregon.
Office In new building south of Woleome
hsrnrss shop, Main St,
Phono Main 85.
denmhn & DEMvinr.,
Physicians and Sargeons
Calls uniHrerod promptly night or day
M'houo llnrriman,
Harrlman, Oregon
MARSPEf, & GRIFFITH
Physiulnns ntid Burgeons.
nuiiNB, oiiEaq.w.
h. E. HIBBI1RD
DB1TTIST
Olllco first door east photo gallery
Hums, Oregon.
W. C. HROWN,
Uuhns, OntOON.
Olllcu In new land offlco building, next
door north ol post offloo.
8UCIKTIK8.
IIAKNKV U)D0K, NO. 77, 1,0 O r.
Mecla every Btorday In odd Kellow Hall
atJ:pm. r.A.fole,
Ar.'t r llotlon, Secretary. N, O.
IIUItNHI.OIUIKNli.v7, A r. A M.,
Meets ecr rlrstaud third nalunlay Ineseh
"""Ih. J. K. Uiagau, W. ..
Ihos. rJsgcra, Uecrelary.
IUIINKV VALI.KY CAMI' No. SSI, W. uf W.
Meet every first and ssroud, Tuesday.
W, A. Oowan, Clerk.
IIUIIN8 CIIAlTHIt NO. 40, O, K. 8.
Meets every second and foerln Mondays, lu
Mason p Hall. Kra Byrd, W. il.
lionet Uowau, Secretary,
sJVLVIA 11KIIKKAII IlKUUKK No.4.
Mevtaercry 1st and Sd Wnlnesdsy.
I..I..I,ll.rdR,o Beo-y. "' Coi' N-0'
TUI.K CIHCI.K No. 104, W. of W.
Meets every fourth Tuesday,
,. . . Maud Horton, O. M.
lleslcrQoodman, Clerk.
$1500 Reward!
The Oreson Call
f.irnla and Neyada
I.lie Block Proleo
lion Association, of
wuien ine uuuer
tlsned Is a member
will site ll.ouo.oo
rowardforeTldtnre
leadlnc to tha ar
rest and conviction
olany party ur rar.
ties stealing horses,
cattlo or mules be
lonnlni toany of Its
tnatnlMir.
fell ,'. i'iT' t",,, '.b0Te' h "t-'lerslstied of.
i?r.in J' ?"",e.0,"V",lou WM.U0 for 1 hones
lirin I ?.,l'W,' ,MI" ""'h or either law
wlio'ii IoM r"ok coun""". Horses vented
bui'dios!1"' "rOWn ,,0"e o'1'. ni on'T I" Irge
W. W. Iinow N, rile, oregou
Txsr "CTs
Wo colloct t'vt'O'wlioro ond mako a
clinrgo tinlt'ss collection Is ojade. We
ploasu our clients
AililroHu
MOIIUAN MkllOANTIL Co.,
Kunton U1i1k 1'ortUiul, Ore,
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The Harney Valley Brewing" Co.
Manufacturers of
a,nd.
Family Trade Solicited FroeDcllvery
Sumpter Valley
Railway Co.
TIMB TAUMi NO. 30 IN KI'FHCT
JUNK 14, 1008.
West Hound. Kast Hound.
No 1 Pass a. in, No. 2 Pass p, m
0:80 Lv UakcrOlty Ar 6:80
0:36 " South linker 1 6:25
0:68 " 'flallsburyt " 5:00
10:04 " Lockhartt " 4i55
10:07 " Thompont " 4i5
10:17 " 'Stoddard Junctlonf " 4 US
10:22" 'Water Tank "4:40
10:32" In,s Spurt "4:83
10:30 " McEwent " 4:5
10:66 " JUNCTION " 4:10
11:10" Surnptor "4:06
11:15" "JUNCTION "3:60
11:40" Summit " 3i30
NOON.
12:00 " OLCampt " 3:00
P.M.
12:05 " Whltncyt " 3.00
12:40 " TIPTONt " 2i40
1:10 Ar Austin " 2:10
Stop on slgnnln only. J No agent.
Tickets Issued only for stations whore
trains aro scheduled to make regular
stops. Paeeongcra' must purohare tick
eta whero agents exist bofore entering
trains or 25 cents In addition to tho rt
Rular faro Will bo charged.
JOSEPH A. WKST, Supt.
GRANT GEODES, Asst. Sopt.
STEVENS
ARMS
xe for Ie by all progreuhre
Hardware and Sporting
Good Merchant
and
DA.N DEARD'S rpltndiA tfforl
" CUHS AND CUNNING "
will be mollod postpaid to any
applicant by J. Stevkxs Arms
4 Toot rjoui-ANr, Cliicopee
falls, Mass., upon
rcceij t of price.
For paticr cover odl-
lloiifonvnrd-'Occnls;
lorclo'.h bound book
send 90 cents.
Written
tora-iilpm-
llaliixl by
J. STEVENS
ARMS & TOOL CO.
t. o. B.t 4:m
aic, i.i.
Diarrhoea
When jrou want a qj-i cure without
any loss of time, and one that Is followed
try co bad results, use
Chamberlain's
Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy
It never falls and la pleasant to take.
It Is squally valuable for children. It t
famous for Its currs over a loifp post Ol
tha civilised world.
JOHN GEM UEIILING.
Jovvolor. Optician and
JEnirravor.
Fine Watch Repairing A Spe
cialty. Tell Some Sick One
It Is Free If It Falls.
Will yoi do an act of Humanity!
VIII yoa trlliouia sick friend oi this, my
remarkable ofjsrt
Tell him or her, Ihnt you have loumod of a
medlrlna o certain lbs' Its maker dam say to
Uie sick, "It Is absoluuly nnd unconditionally
tree It It falls."
Ami you, no doubt, elrvady know ol Dr.
Shoop's lloiloratlvo uml Its popularity.
Kor 30 j cor It has bven tlie standard rem
edy for SUunarli, Kidney nnd Heart ailments
orory whoro In America.
When tho "Insldo" or controlling nerves of
these vital ormus begin to fall. It Is Pr. Bhoop's
Ktutoratlro Uiat hasqulckly vitallzul.Biulstreni'.
thened, and brought Ulead norvo and organs
back to hoalth again.
Idonotdou tho Etomach, nor stimulate
lie Heart or Kidneys for that Is all wrong.
Dr. Shoop's Itostorattro goot direct to the
cause of these ailments tha falling, faltering.
Inside or controlling nerve. And uoreln llos the
keynote to my succras.
When theso nom-i aro again made veil and
strong, then that Is tho certain end ot all such
slcknus.
Tomoltls a great satisfaction that I am
tho only physician ablo to say to tho sufferlne
slck, "Tako. my proscription lor full 90 days, and
If li falls to lulp you, tha entire expense 1
mine nut yours.11
27i tPhyiJwuhlttie slck'takaany
chance on any other nmilcine, whost
maktr tlare not buck itjtut as I do by
this remarkable offer
I alio Imvo i. Khuumntlo IUunely and that .
remedy 1 cnMirvd by tho same Identical Ka I
ncip, no pay protective pun.
Beside, you aru fno to consult ma lust at
yon lroiuii your noma puysician, ray auvico an?
uio hook ue low aru yours auu wiuioui cost.
IVrhans a wnrtl rtrtno f mm mo u 111 clmt
up soma serious ailment. I havehelped thousandi
upon thousands br my lirltuta prescription of
personal advlro plan. My brit effort ft surely
worth your simple request.
Bo let mo tend you an older at onco. Tak
the message to soma sick I rletul,
A postal will brlnic thu opportunity.
1 will lutvo an honest nnd trust worthy drug,
tlitto whom youcanconu'uloiitly gofor tha 30
day teat.
but first, ask me for tho nnlrr, for all drug,
gists aro not auihorlmt to civ o the so day test.
Ho wrllo mo now mm save alldclnys. ldv
member that tomorrow nut or comes, Address
Vr.Bhoop, llox 1.', Ilaclne, Wis,
Wklck Bssk Sksll I lis Tsal
No, 1 On Dyspepsia No. i For Women j
no. a On the hurt No, S Vvt Men t
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